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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20

nor Ri.NT-Throp furnished lrh;
|. housekeeping roomr 20 couple. 1909
Taylor ..3 ZIP
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20
nAEIAINs IL IlnAlES

rr,ud new east front bungalow
WaiNH 100 uui garage. SN'o1; third east
VIII h,udlD
Nj r"om strictly modern bal Is HON"
tarf front 1dNliu l.'. ulk nuurr. tur
rrr.. and servants house conpl,t.. ira
.iip - Si3O0o
limo u,lily new room hunglluW
.molcru c,crv respect built IN features
.hIdv'.d floors. bargain, price >ll"oo
rms
N.h'y now q rUnn strictly modern
huHglluD. built 900 features. furnace
.ig i1Hcuont. clIlg, aLl driveway
spi-n. hglf cash
Five torm mplrru bungalow. east
irrti ,rn'r coNSo. walking distance
.5,sn. iplf cash
-Four rumu modern east front IN I'm,
fi..'isn. ftr fsSOn: third cash
E,Du III, lorn bungalow. huiltin
f,a,uu,s. Fgglr. hyst loy1iion. $1,000
,ciTus
e l;".m msl,r hoin,. cast front. fine
fruit tr.ps and garden. $4,000. Slou0
,-.h aud s5s month
EHnW Wo'i,ru home on CORNER
Llrlv, tsi nrurs. builtin features. ga.
..r uu third ,lsa.
iUum siiirtly mudorn home. eos,
front iuf fn, &C., llu brick mantle, u,t
nuHr. hrelkf1si roUm with swell iuf
Get. elaborate uNturrs. 40, hath show -
ZOO iirar nYilf.in lures , hDd ruuirs
'.ie uI IiuH,ts. '.W'ut mont tui'h
.,n,ut l-rmrri and furnace. garage
w1tf On, money. Sie 000. h,lf cash
Nani.l. r. list y.ar house Tor sale
tr t.u' ", guarantee. prUmr ,ucss.
opDN LAND CONF Any. pi,n. -.
" 10 I'll &C., INSURANCE
22i lt,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20

mon 10 medium heavywcights Sl3.25f
siG.2i. common 10 medium heavyweight
80 nnff 1919; good tn choice common
ho.frr SG.iO0 1875. BOLOGNA and beef
bulls Si.unI 1000. COWS and hcif,r.
$500; good tn ,huic' medium light
hHndrw".rht gg25sfls5o. com M an.
good tu choice snuoal23i. common.
good tn chuior 81 00ai0pu: common.
good Goo choice tI5sNNa5.
~n'rp Estimated rorcipis 7.n0n.
ahcop and lamb. generally steady -
rrung primo Arizona lambs tls.2s. too
ur'lNor Si+Ni. choice Ia primo mrd.ouLi
iamha si0suH ia2a. Gun and common
ianhs ,'ooft -. ,huirr t. primo me.
llum ,'1rlinr woihvrr Sa.n0ff i2.55.
gupi a. choice medium cw,a 2t55G
s. o". rull and common ewes e. 2iH l.he.
breeding ewes SG0o1i0.2s. good "a
Dholrr medium feeder lambs - s0sf
n pn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20
MdrkeitNeWlS
iBULL|SH CROP REPORTS
! STRENGTHEN PRICES

~ Associated rfr.s.
CHICAGO. July ~. liullish cron ~.
lnats i-om buth sidrH 81 the C1nldiin
boundary led to sharp advance iodiy
in the price fo Wholt.
The market closcd strong. Gi-s a. s
cents eat higher. with December
S2l9ls and March s2ci
corn gintl AS 10 3l2 cents
oais gained - ~ rs cents. and
provisions .ie cents t. 90 tents.
Wheat finished at tho t0pmosi lovcl
~ tn dny in decided contrast with
weakness which c.anct'rizrd M" oirn
iua
Possibility N railroad strike DID a
go1d dcnf a. strengthen the corn mar.
kct and o1'g as w,il.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20
yNFAv0RABLE WEATHER
DRIVES COTTON HIGHER


~ kssociiiod prrss.
NEW YORK. july i9.-Thc cotton
market experienced a Noy strong up'
turn tnlny ~ result oi uniavuf1hlc
weather reports making new high levels
Tor IA" month un gpmc IL the lat"
POSITIONS and fhowing NJ one time ad
yanccs II o. to - points over the clos"
80 saturday.
July contracts. IN face of liberal az.
rivals from Norfolk fm delivery and
reports Il cotton IN rontc from Calves.
ton for the sumo purpusc. showci even
greater strength and cloFch ~ not
advance II 80 points.
Liverpool. Wall Street. and New Cr.
leans. ag well 90 Japanese intoreus and
commits ion houses were an good buy.
,rs during thu day, the volume II out
l,l" trade being larger than ~ any
time IN SEVERAL weeks The opening
was firm at net advance. ri . a. a.
points following Firmger upinn IN
tho Liverpool mnrket. which WIS at
irihutcd ~ weakness w sorting ~.
change and the rain ncws from this
fids. white occasional reactions took
ularr dnrlng the day. the market AZ mo-
tim" showed anv real weakness a.
private crop advicog ana the weak
news were to hullish Throughout thu
rofsion to rcrmit 81 ANY aggressive hcnr
activity, Not only was the spread 81
boll wccyil promoted hy thu rain which
extended quite general thruugh ~,
bolt. more particularly IN tho central
aud eastern sections hut a number NJ
private adviccs called attention ~ M"
irtroass II r--isgy n he az the result
of cNcaeeivp rains
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20

l,u,M NNp EoNIna-Tor tWo men
only sos buchanan 2g3 ;tp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20

FRESH llrME KILLED hlTuc.u"i
U,H' - Cornelius Me-, Market rhonc
'i3e. 3Ui last IN "a .i1 ..p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20
Coffee Lover.

o. s-s.sisfasi tssas
NI,w YORK. Iuiv ~ Tho market
~ coffee fu'urcs hld r. heavy maiket
uitniur no 70 decllnc of a. to - points
1ud i1tar in the strsinD broke a. The
l,W.r bowel since tho waI Scnfcmhor
r,..lur ite0 Drccrnhr 1i.1e and
March 1881 Very WEAK otiilcs from
Eraul. ncromr1nied bv rrporis - firm
offers ri the lowest uoint yei t0u, he'd
inspired heavy uqmdaiion aud short
r.Unr. plrt ~ which was absorbed i,y
Wal street Interests Tho spot mar
Ioi vlf hayr aih rio ,f qgots'l 80 \
90 i7lt md SlutDs a. feif@2oi o.
TEr market ei,rd hcstyv ~ O. points
1915 decline. Coo Ing tl1e iHN - ef.
Ssrt.mh,r l'ei. pf,Umher NJ 60.
March 20 3d.. MAY n On.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20

nor RgNr Two Unfinished r,ima +.
TIGHT hug . ping .ni Wrrro,
3rg -fl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20
SUGAR Inwcr.

w w 10 TTT NM
NEW YORK. July ia-Rnw sugar
wnH easier and prices were ~ cents
lower under Increasing oifcringr. uar.
ticulnrlv from roi.p I;ico The market
Cor refined sugar war UNCHANGED nt
- 90 10 $50 fur fiuc graduated
Tho weakness IN raw sugar. caused
considerable liquidation In sugar ia.
iur,a. particularly IN the near positions
and 'icring priccs were 10 Ia % paints
not lower while the later deliveries
were commntivcly steady and closed
1T declines ~ only 2 points
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20
New Orleans Cotton.
By ,ssoeiais., Ps.ss

Nv HfF"riniff Fffes
NEW ORLEANS. July ~ After
making wide gains In the early trad
ng todlv. COTTON QUOTED down and
'lsny0d ~ under releasing from recent
lung buyers until nearly ail 81 tho gains
were lu't and IN the into trading the
active months were only "a - points
over tho final prices of last week. The
close showed net gains ~ 10 -
points ~ tho hirh q the DAY ~
more active months were 90 % 90
raintr ur ana october stool AZ 1iS3.
Thu huving WINS done mainly on the
fc,r that the continued showcrv and
cloudy weather over the belt meant
'vrcssivc bnr wccyil damage In the
long run.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20
Tari Worth I.iyeslml,.

~ fsro-i1f,d ffsta
FORT Mpl,Tll July 10 Cattle.
Receipts 900. 10 to a. cents gain
B"cy, sS.Oon So. cuws 50 0OH S.2i.
calves ytOufi i000.
llng' Receipts l200. 10 cents ad.
vance. Light si5 5GlGoo. heavy
ii.s0H l5.5s.
sheep Receipts $50: market IN.
changed lambs sl0 1000 "a 90. wcih.
'iH sNh0Hg 90. ewes 7.G01 y 90.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20

" aesosiaisi rrrss.
NEW YORK. July 20 -Cutton seed
oli advanced over h1lf cent p"urd
hv midday on UrE'nt d"mandF from
shorts. Inspired hy tho hullish showing
IN Lard mud other commodities market
Offerings iucr1sd toward ~, DlUs..
however. and "a hack followed.
Leading deliveries closed o. o. o. puinis
net hich,I Primo crude. nominal,
miu, hummer yellow, spot 1851
i4oo: July isgl Sstacmbcr 1855. D..
ocml'cr 1885, ~ md
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20
MrIliia Ii,r.imk.

WICHITA. kan. Iwv -iiors.
Rer~iuts 1890. mlrt.' higher. tnn
ssNs. bulk $3.50 u ytNo. quality
rrni o. choice
Ctul, I.oIrfs 1900. market s'',iv
o. WnL E..r steers. t.-HHle DD.
i..f COWS lrd hDtrs. titnn1atn.
eta.kus 1nd t-dsrf st.0a1 20. stor.
cows rrd t.ffr stoH1s 90 bull.
"a #U.. ... ,.H... B.. .I.I|H.H
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20

,UsE FOR BUYING. SELLING. TRADING. wANT-FILLING
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20

sTENOGEApHl;R WANTED - Must
%, ,Aprriouy l. mono uihnr need amply.
sli.iN according iu ability Apply DIS
li1 fmnt 'hi,i southeastern He'll
r.leph' no 60. -! %,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20

i't O.: SNlE--l.uick SIX Roadster :-il
NOD I. IN nui class mechanical cond..
tinn. Price sN50O1 cash. hut would
ans idcr well located lot IN san Jaoip,o
Heights Phone aG1 60 1910. 22j 3tdh
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20

toR REST Front bed room adIuln.
i'4 uth Gentleman only. 1000 ~
MDrr. .23 2ut
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20

Train rvirc is rouidlv r"itlng harl,
d" the prr.war standard. AZ tny rate
they lrr using the tame Old cars.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20

lOii l,ENT-puc frHni bod roHm j,in
INK hath In new bungalow. Cali toll
pholt H'5. ~ "a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20

FURNISHED ROOM for rent to hfy
- couple. Phone l.,3. llu2 Harrison
~. 212 2tp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20

CLERKS mon. women IS upward, for
i'o TAI Mali SDrSirr. ,i3i month. Is.
ann~ tiuns .l1ly.AuFusi Expericu,c
unuur, s,aty. For fi"" particulars
write u, Tory former CiNl Service
Examiner IS Continental lillp. Wa'h
.rytnn. 2?3 III
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20

RED COMB HE'S scratch feed. l..e.
and cheapest On market. f'.,o dc
livcrrd. Amarillo Seed Go. ElmhIru
BLDG Phone iiln. 2.2 btp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20

LADIES CALI 4. W. Jones. phone
233S. Amarillo. Twas. 20 Up
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rul; SNI.E-Tont - hy ~ with ship.
lap sIidug m hirh. N'Ni to last hnut'
~ r. 10th ~, go 2tp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20

cool SOUTH led room. mod,iu. 1905
llaifisnn 2.i itp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20

fQl'lh IOl'g ear with Anderson gl"ss
plugs, \ window to YOUR engine. Aal
iillo--. 'oicv,lo 60. Distributors. Phone
iG76 80, T.. Third 2lg "tD
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

sol, SALE--CiEicr corner lot, east
iruni. 2GoO Polk Street Two hiucLs 81
tu line. sizo. GS font frontng, by "a
ind lack. $4,000 cash tnges II Or
y III this week Phone 90 or iii6.
2:3 ltdh
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20

luI SAli.--Cuud used motorcycle
ind parts. easy payments. Amarillo
Moiotcycl" 60 Phone 1870. COS T..
Tnud. 233 Gto
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20

Not more than i00oo.O00 horsepower,
derived from the flow 81 water " noss
In use IN this country.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20

CLERKS. m'n. wum,ni I, upward. fu,
Postal Mill service 49, month EN
rmiuniiuur Iuly.August ENp,riouo,
annpcufmry For free particular,
ulito e. Terry Uornor Ciyil S"ryic,
ENnmincij 80 Continental Ids. Wash.
irpton 1898 ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20

Fug RENT Three unfurnish-l Iigh,
house. epsng ronms 1904 lhchnnan.
lh"ne las 223 3ic
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20

WANTED cut Your weeds. Leave
YOUR order Ton l,c.d ut JAMES cafe.
sel 2tp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20
MISCELLANEOUS

rock BLAND HOTEL. now bcddlnr
Throughout. nice. clean beds. 2ic and
ny. Special rates hy week. n !. l.un-
drrgrron. Prop. 100 North POLK -.
l'h,ue 23il. open night lnd day.
2l3 2ep
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20

wish machine. lOl Garfield y :
Ouuun. s2iitp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20

JACK FLOYD'S second hand Store
buys any uld thing Gclcral line ~
stoves. repairs. grat's, iirci'oN-s. lin
inga. fronts and hacks for cool; stover.
S.ll on commission h.>is. 3dl Taylor
:, Phone i3s.. 2l1 Yep
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20

Fus SAl.E-l.ai,et model Dodge Tuur.
ing ran. with cord Castings aud other
sSiiI equipment. Good az new. 1915
'iuilnr Sup.r Six M guui condition.
g. = Lntle. arc Tho Chu,ulatc Shug
2e3 3ir
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LOST

IUST-Orr new black band sup. Voc.
tween n hui drUl Sodih Tnyiur 50 uNl
Surth 9Th ruVlor. east 90 iiu'li'u1T
st: moth a. Highway. 'ri tu '.rHr-
irrntal Farm. Same written Win 1'il
inside ~ grip. Ada Con Content
Ladies' anf bows clutr"s; also onniaiu3
mo cpn ~ charcoal tablets with other
articles. Return a. :. w. TAYLOR, ~
i.nst 5,h ST. az phon" sol. aud receive
reward 22l IT..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20

FOR SALE-iGo acre farms. near Roy
New MCNi'o one mil" from railroad
S.. l.. L. ..cI. ~ James cafe .'j -ir
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DODGE EoADSTEl.-Good a. ~.
f'e H. " Iitila. 223 atp
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" iNTED--To hay az ONO 1921 nd
''ih'" 60 toufnirg car rhou" e32i
go I'm
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20

FulfND-A place 30 get your shoes -
rali,d. half sules and heels ~ twenty
minutes while YOU wait. The El"G-
,ifc shoe Shop. 40 Taylor Dcandi Tina
tro Blde. so'9pl'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20

BAD CHICK artist must go' line up
with Fulk National Detective Bureau.
We get results T.. e. Packard. Ds'
trlct manager, -0i Jackson. 200 tic
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20

Fut SAl.E-tlCylndcr lll3 model :.
,ls ntor StIdclak,r. run 5000 mii's
\ bargain. lnly s.idno. Phone 2--s.
= Campbell 2e3 ste
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20

WANTED-A tent. army tent pc.
i,rrrd Mus, hr In grul condition.
ihuuo 800 sa3 'U
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-02-27
Soviet PeaceP Poll
cies Summed Up

DoRPAT-The policy of the soviet
fepublic upon the conclusion of peace
with Esthonia was thus summed no
by Secretary Kilshko Of the soviet
delegation to representative Of The
London Daily Herald:
''First, we do not disguise our 10.
sire for a similar peace with all the
border states" he said. "Our<ereed
tho creed which we are fighting for
lis self.determination. But Il must he
applied to ourselves also. \
'"The border states and their back.
crs-Francc, England. and Amcrica-
should have learned by this time that
great wars cannot be won bs money
and munitions alone. They require
men. Ours are fighting FOR the vision
OF the new world which already has
Ncgun to. exist in Russia. Therefore
every army fighting us Is overreneral
led and undermanned.
eve have known that for lon.
time; our enemies are beginning /,
understand Il. 50 we expect b,for
long peace offers, beginning with /,
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-02-27
JURY IS HEARING WINNIPEG
STRIKE EVIDENCE

WINNIPEG-Seven leaders Of tho
Winnipeg general strike Of 1919 are
now on trial in the law courts hero
charged with 'seditious conspiracy ;
The men are William Ivens, Richard
j. Johns, George Armstrong, Roger
r. Bray, Aid. A. A. Heaps, Aid. John
Queen, of Winnipeg, and William A.
Pritchard, OF Vancouver, b. c.
Before the selection Of tho jury
the defense committee attempted to
defer the trial until the next assises
because Of popular prejudice. This was
refused, as was the request to pre-.
vent Justice Metcalfc from Judging
the case on the ground that he was
prejudiced. The committee claimed Chat
the crown counsel Of four, members
were the spokesmen Of the Citiztn s
committee Of 1000 during the strike;
and that the jury panel had beel, re.
turned in an irregular fashion. These
objections were ruled out, A change
Of venue was denied. The jury chosn Is
composed Of ls farmers, most Of them
over 80, and therefore not apt to be 10
touch with the economic ideas Of thc
city wage worker
The evidence has for the most par,
consisted in the reading Of sentences
ebstractss from labor resolutions an,
platforms.
che trials Of + ]. Dixon, mcmbe
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-02-27
APPEAL OF FIVE SOCIALISTS
WILL Be HEARD

CHICAGO-Argument of the appeal
before the United States circuit court
of appeals for the reversal of the yer
diet of "guilty" in the cases Of
Victor L. Berger, T. Louis Fngdall,
Irwin st. John Tucker, Adolph Germer
and William r. Kruse has been set for
March II.
Attorney for the five Socialists, Sey-
mour Stedman, filed the appeal, to
which the government has just an
swcred in brief of 30s pages in
length. The bulk Of the brief is occu-
pied with tho published writings of the
five. "Free speech is matter Of time
and place. says the document.
The fact that most Of the alleged
offcnses wero committed before the
passage of the espionage law is dis
nissed by the statement that the pa-
|pers and leaflets complained OF were
distributed after the passage of that
law.
The story that appeared in the
Hearst papers to the effect that The
government asked In the brief for the
immediate cancelling Of the bail bonds
and tho failing Of the five men 4
lpure fiction, with absolutely no basis
Of fact, according to an official state
ment at Socialist party headquartor
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-02-27
more often it consists Of
no more than hearsay.

"If America is to go to wa
on some of the evidence tend
cred at San Antoliio it will b
a crime aggravated by tn
appearance Of a damnable col
spiracy:
There is one thing very
conspicuous about these in
terventiorists and insidi-
GUS rop@sandists against
Mexico and that is they
are invariably either, hold
ers Of Mexican properties
or are actuated by proper
} ty considerations. Senator
Fall, for instance, chair
man Of the senate commit
tee investigating Mexican
affairs, is " engaged in
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-02-27

flooded with ports or
partisan opir..sa5 by un-
known and ia A}sponsible
persons rescued from OBJ
security solely fOr the pur-
pose Of stirring up strife
between the tW0 countries.
No man 50 insiasificant he
is not being take|n to San
Antonio to testify before
senate subcommittee if it
is thought that he has
some grievance against
Mexico.
"The very nature Of most
of the evidence is such as
would be THROWN out Of
court in a trial Tor stealing
a dog. When documentary,
it is usually fivial and
sometimes falcical, but
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-02-27

Baltic states. On that point it would
he well for the allied people to study
the agreement with Esthonia which we
have issued for worldwide publica-
ton. We want the peoples to under
stand it.
Gas for any desire on our part to
spread Bolshevism by the sword
throughout Europe, J believe this
horrid fear is the real reason of tho
existing governments keeping alive
this hopeless and suicidal war. Our
obvious efforts to release regiments
on the Esthonian front during the
recent negotiations, so that the men
shall return to work, is one little
proof of our real intention.
''It is absurd for sane people TO
suppose that workers and peasants
government has any place in it for
militarism. Imagine what chance
such policy would have for exist
ence in a country rs war.wcary as
Russia, even if the soviet leaders willed
It: When we deal with the entente
we shall be willing for--more, insist
on--provisions making possible the de-
mobilization of the 100000 men in
the Red army"
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-02-27

Mexican affairs that the per
son who reasons specifically
and readingDoheny testimony
comes to the conclusion that
intervention is necessary. That
is the purpose of all this in
sidious intervention propa-
ganda- -the-lying stories of
atrocities, the anarchy and
bandit stories, the murder
maps, etc.
Denounces Committee.
A San Francisco paper has
evidently become so Disguised
with the " Investigation" con-
Quoted by the senate sub-com
mittee " Investigating" Mex
ican affairs that it says edi-
|torially of the evidence offer
cd at the hearings:
Newspapers are being
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-02-27
"Watchfuf Waiting
GOOD NEWS FOR our READERS

The Toiler has succeeded in contracting for the
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BY Arthur Thomson

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There is ali organization Of
property interests and labor
exploiters, with headquarters
in New York City, known as
the National Association for
the Protection of American
Rights in Mexico. This asso-
citation with the long name is
composed of agricultural, min
ing, oil, security and banking,
and general interest" groups
Of American capitalists having
property intereSts in Mexico
The House Of Morgan, Stand
ard Oil Co., Anaconda Copper
Co., Doheny Gil interests, and
ether big concerns are repre-
sented on the association s
board of directors.
The association main
tains a high-salaried press
bureau, the director, ac-
cording to his own testi-
mony before the United
States subcommittee in
vestigating Mexican af-
fairs, receiving a salary of
$4,000. This press bureau
floods the country at OPP
perfume times with mis-
representing reports about
Mexico, and conducts an
insidious Intervention pro-
paganda, Knowing that !.
war is an Unpopular subject
with the people since the
European war and sinter-
vention means war; these
intervention propagandists
carlouflage It so as It will
not be thought that they
are advocating interven-
tioh, or war.
None of the association d
rectors advocate Intervention
to hear them tell it, but thoug
Q not advocating interventio
their organization is engage
: in propaganda for the purpos
; Of pulling the wool over I'll
peoples eyes, and maxim
j. them believe it is necessary
= intervene In Mexico in the IL
I; terests of claw and order
and protection of lives. {
t course, they are not intervel
t tionists! They say they a.
: not! Ell. Doheny, the oil mi
, lionaire of Los Angeles and
leader of the association wit
n the long name, who has lars
a oil interests in the Tampi'
Il district Of Mexico says he
5 not an interventionist. But
!, the same time he paints SUI
!. g. picture-a false picture.