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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-27
SENATOR BORAH DECLARES
FINANCIAL INTERESTS ARE
AIDING WOOD AND LOWDEN
Continued from page -

he expenditures by the various can.
didates In the presidential campaign
io date, as II applied 20 me. IL IN no
Nay warranted by the facts.
u will gladly Join with all other
candidates for the republican nominal
Ton Tor president In submitting Ia
Yourself or 70 q committe" To be- ap.
pointed By you. all expenditures made
~ the campaign. together with names
OF contributors and amounts contrib.
uied. and all books. records. aud
vouchers for the purpose Of the wide
spread publicity. sincerely hope
this may be done and at once"
t1asscd ~ "Iiidicuious"
NEW YORK. Mar. Congress.
man Normal J. Goul and former
Congressman Thomas W. Miller. cas-.
tern campaign managers for General
Leonard Wood. In a formal statement
issued tonight. replying 10 attacks
made on General wood IN the senate
today declared they we're perfectly
Nilling TO 80 TO the bat ON senator
borah's statement"
They classed rs ridiculous. the
barge that General Woods manag-
re- are trying TO dominate" the
hicago convention, and said they
we're trying to bring General Woods
'haracter, personality and achieve.
ment before the public.
The statement suggested that per
haps this attack has been aroused by
mother victory for General Wood In
he South Dakota primaries
The assertion read In the senate
that + l.. Dbheny. head Of the MeXi-
AN Petroleum Company had contrib
uicd TO the Wood campaign fund,
the statement said. was disposed ~
ny Mr. Doheny's denial over his six.
nature in a statement TO the press
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-27
STERLING EXCHANGE
MAKES BIC ADVANCE

a. A.srsilisf rrsss
NEW YORK Mar "a scnsa.
tlonal advance vas made by sterling
exchange iu the market today. the
rise following adylees OF the engage
ment OF gold valued at 1000. 600
pounds sterling In London for ship.
ment % this country Demand bills
rose 10 s. .si and cables went irae.
ton higher. while long tolme remit.
tanees made correspondents sains
e IN moderate reactions In the later
dealings.
Todays maximum quotation repre-
sented gain ~ : IA cents from yes
terday's hlFh Tor the week and an
excitement gain ~ ;7'oents from The
low fast month when international
credits here we're demoraliled
Contrary 10 general expectation
exchange on France lialy and other
continental European points derived
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-27
NUMBER Of BUSINESS
CHANCES SCHEDULED
TO TAKE PLACE SOON

Several removals 81 places Of
business In Amarillo will take plae,
IN the near future The J. NJ. Dur
feu Rseke, Store, now located ~
.ie Folk street will move 10 ii6
West eth, where the balance 81 the
stock viii he disposed ~ Tals store
has been eio,lng gu, for the last ieN
weeks.
The hardwer. sioic owned By "
r.. Chestnut at i9G Polk street will
he moved 10 the Dureii locstion
about April |. The i.yies Tallosl
Hardware company. which has been
located NJ I'll po.i stre et for seven
or eight years. will be moved in ioS
Polk as soon a. Mr. Chestnut vac
ates the building. This company ms
purchased that building and Is con-
structing an addition on the real.
The new cay National bank VII
occupy the luildine ir which i.yl s.
Tulloss N nov heated I, Il und.f'
stood.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-27

.Iilp or no benefit from the better
zone Of British bills. though they
we're moderately higher than IN the
early days ~ the week
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-27

]. T.. Mercer Of shatlucs. OKLA.
ana Miss luhy = sulicr q \narillo
we're married yesterday moninr 20
II o'clock st the pan onage of tio
parsonage OF the Frst Christian
church. Rev. Efnes, G Mobiles per
forming the ring ceremony fhc oou'
pie left yesterday afternoon on 'hsil
wedding trip, They win make their
home NJ shsiiuek
Mr.. Maecr vas az emnlofe 81
the Western lnion hue. and Ma
MerseF was lorM"gy o resident a
ih's civ. ieiug ~ thar uWe on en'
ploye OF the SatiA fe rallruad com'
lsany
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-27
Bothered By Train
Whistles and Bells;
Wins Damage Suit


rs Associated Press
BALTIMORE. March - Mrs.
Donald Svmirrton of the Green
spring valley J,c, wed q verdict "
S!Til TODAY from Iun in suii
agairsr Walker II lines federal
railroad administrators ard TOO pow.
syl,anis Railroad company MR.
S,mingion asked for $4,000
Nj stWngjlu @. .rl fhe .'fs
MS - % L.N rNtE of c'tI,
WHISTLES art -wnirp at ',r. O. %
member, nf hc' f.nil' awake Nf
Stmmeim also r. tDno'l 'lf' a
h' ls' u h,r property W.. dDu..,.
81 aul INIT o l,UoG ol her lH'
So, u.'d ~ thv rnui n.y.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-27
DEi.AW NV III tCrON
SUFFRAGE NEXT WEEI;

l., N,sf aicd rrt
DOVER. Del Mar 20 -D'suos''
by the Delaware Legislature 81 the
proposed woman suffrage Constiiu.
iional amendment not later than
neNt Wednesday was in prospect
whom both houses adjourned ,oda,
until newt Monday Ratification con
,inued doubtful. rival camps holding
st.adfeslly to respective predictions
Of ratification and defeat
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-27
NEW IIRE HOSE
II RECEIVED HERI

Ten lengths ot new fire home has
been received by the local fine de-
pat'mort Each length II 80 feet.
making O total ~ 500 feet received
The hnf' was tested yesterday morn.
lnr by Chiet curry aud his men.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-06
HAYSANSWERS
COXLIECHARGE
Shows He Admitted Fixing
Of Quotas But Said They
Meant Little.
CBy Universal serYice1

New York. Sept. viii II. Hays,
national Republican chairman. to-
day replied to Gov. Cox's accusa-
tion that he had lied when he had
declared under oath that there were
no quotas.
Hays showed that his written
statement to the Senate Committee
disclosed that he had admitted the
fixing of quotas. "Cox's accusa-
ton said Hays. has the same
reckless irresponsibility as his claim
OF a $4,000, 900 campaign"
Commenting further, he said:
The fact is the quotas meant
little. Furthermore. whatever may
have been suggested as quotas by
OvcrZealous solicitors in their en-
thusiasm in different localities, the
fact remains that A certain amount
was believed necessary, and the
budget was indicated at s3,O7o,-
0S72o. for the use of the national
committee.
w hen this amount was fixed as
the budget, that became the sum
fixed for the treasurer to reach. The
fact at all times remains that the
treasurer is driving to collect
enough and no more than enough
to meet the necessary expenses.
Further comment is unnecessary"
The Washington herald., 1920-09-06
SEEK SOILLURE
TO IMMIGRANTS
U. S. to Attempt to Divert
Newcomers From Cities
ToFarms.
oBy UniverssI seryIee.)

In response to appeals from
farmers for labor, the Bureau OF
immigration will endeaxor to di-
vert immigrants now arriving in
great numbers from large cities to
the country
The farm labor problem" said
Immigration Commissioner Can't
netti. lis many-sided and difieult.
But we ought to find a solution be-
cause many of the immig igrants we
arc now getting are agriculturists.
when the Immigrant arrives he
is timid and uncertain. In the vast
majority of cases he comes to Join
relatives. who usually are . city
dwellers, and almost inevitably he
drifts into unskilled or routine fac
tory work instead OF following his
own preference for the land.
To remedy this We plan to
greatly enlarge the immigration
bureau. We will take
the initiative in directing the inn
migrant into the field of greatest
usefulness"
The Washington herald., 1920-09-06
FIGHT TO VOTE
IN MISSISSIPPI
Women Barred by Time
Clause in State Law, Plan
Legal Battle.

orcisls OF the National womsn's
party here yesterday were gconsid-
ering plans for a legal battle 20
force Mississippi to permit women
to vote in the November election
Under a Mississippi law, voters
must register four months in sd-
vance OF elections, according TO in
formation furnished the surrzee
party by 1.-The attorney general Of
that State. Ratification OF the sur
frage aDendmcnt to the Federal
Constitution was not proclaimed by
Secretary Colby in time 10 permit
Mississippi women voters 10 com
ply with this provision.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-06
Workers Forsake Dens of Toll
To Enjoy Festiual Program
OfDistrict'S Labor Holiday


Fall opening of all heater
Celebration and barbecue Of Central labor Union members
Cabin John Bridge Park, afternoon and evening
Celebration Falls Park, including sports dancing
Concert special Glen Echo Park
Baseball doublehcadcr, Washington Boston at Georgia
Avenue Field.
Dancing at Chevy Chase Park
Trips to Mt Vernon Colonial Beach Chesapeake Beach and
Marshall Hall
Reunion of American Expcditonary Bcrwyn Mary
land-cxhibition drill
Red Cross picnic for wounded soldiers St Elzabch Hos
ptaI
Ceremonies of Lafayette Lodge F. A. NJ in honor
Of anniversary Of Lafayette Temple Sixteenth
The Washington herald., 1920-09-06

Professional men, government
employees, shop employees, and work
ers numbering more than 100000,
are free today to indulge their gen
eral fancy in amusement and re-
creation.
Not only are government bureaus
and shops closed, but a steady
stream of excursionists have been
pouring through Union Station for
the past forty-eight hours.
While there has been consider
able exodus from Washington, it
was learned yesterday that this cN-
odus is materially lessened this
year, due in part to the advance in
fares.
One of the principal events of the
day is the labor celebration at Cabin
John Park. which will include a day
Of sports and dancing, eliminating
in a giant barbecue. Scores of ath-
letic events, including a baseball
game, are scheduled for the after
noon: addresses will be given by
prominent labor leaders. The com
mittee in charge forwarded invita-
tions to Senators and Represen
tives, to the Secretary of Labor, and
to President Wilson
Many Washington!sns will go to
Berwyn. Md, to witness the exhibit
tion drill of the 10Th Field Artillery,
of Fort Myer. Va, in Connec-
ton with the reunion OF American
Expeditionsry Forces of Prince
Georges County. in honor of the SOL
diers lost in the world war. The
troops will be under the command
of Col. W. c. Rivers and Mai. b +.
Brown. and will use British guns.
which were employed in many of
the big offe nsives.
Hundreds Of wounded soldiers will
be entertained by the American Red
Cross at st. Elizabeth's Hospital
during the afternoon and evening. 4
program of sports and dancing has
been arranged for those at the hos
pital.
Todays entertainment at Great
Falls Park will include concerts.
dancing. games and outdoor sports,
The Washington herald., 1920-09-06
"Caretul Motorists" Today Receive
Reward ofHundred Theater Tickets
In Novel Washington Herald Contest

Happy at finding their names on
The Washington Heralds Honor
Roll of Careful Motorists yester-
day, fifty automobiles of Wash
ington and nearby Maryland and
Virginia points will be still hap
pier today when they receive their
special delivery letters from The
Herald, which, when presented at
the Garrick Theater, will be ex-
changed for two tickets each for
the Garrick Players presentation
this wek, East Lynne"
Very much similar to the approv-
ing pat on the back of the small
boy has been the publication of
The Herald's honor roll. Drivers
who found their. names in yester-
days, edition of the paper. on Capt.
Albert j. Hcadley's list OF careful
operators, realized that care in
driving is appreciated. Many
phoncd The Herald Office, pleased
that their care had been noted, and
their remarks indicated that the
The Washington herald., 1920-09-06
u. s. WON'T HELP
METHODISTS ON
MORALITY PLEA
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
perance Board, under the authorize
tton OF Clarence True Wilson, gem
eral secretary, and Deets Pickett,
research secretary. II declares that
the "intolerable" situation will be-
come worse unless the American
government speedily changes it's
policy.
Would Close Tia Juaaa. .
Tia Juans, Mexico" says the
bulletin. "a. city of vice, booze, and
gambling. run by Americans and
supported by Americans, could be
closed in two weeks by a change of
policy OF the American State De-
partment. .....t.-. -
. The town is now the mecca of
booze sellers, gamblers. and others.
Most OF them live in San Diego, and
cross the line each morning to
carry on unmolested the vicious pur-
suits which have been outlawed in
tho United States. -...
everything goes at Tia Juana.
There are scores of gambling de-
vices, dance halls, hop joints, bu.l
fights, prize lights. robberics and in
~describsble obscenities."
: The State Department, in reply to
letter Of protest from the Metho-
dist organization, vindicates its
policy in the following words:
Text Of Reply.
The receipt is Acknowledged of
your letter of August 10. 1920. rels-
tive TO the passage of Americans
across the Mexican line between San
Diego, Calf, and Tia Juana, Mexico.
In reply. you are informed that
tho passport regulations applicable
to all points on the border must be
uniform. There is a strong and in
sistent demand from business in
terests near the Mexican border that
border crossings should be facilitat-
ed in the interests of American trade
and commerce. For this reason citi-
zens' identity cards and aliens bor-
der permit cards are now author
lied under the passport regulations
for the crossing and rccrossing of
the border in all cases where there
is reasonable and legitimate need
for crossing.
Won't Revoke Cards.
The department does not deem II
advisable to refuse a border permit
card nor to revoke such card after
Issuance on the mere ground that
the bearer is performing an act in
Mexico which is legal under the
laws of Mexico but which would be
illegal >on this side OF the border.
In this connection. l beg to say
that since the date of your let
ter, there has been a change OF
government in the northern district
.of Lower California. and recent
statements given to the press by the
administration now fUnctioning in
Mexico indicate a disposition on the
part OF that administration to cam
eel the permits held by immoral and
.disreputable enterprises operating
along the California Mexican from
tier. and to inaugurate a reign OF
law and order in that section.
1T is not deemed advisable to re-
yoke permit cards on the mere
ground that the conduct of the trav-
elcr constitutes a violation to good
morals, as the department does not
wish to constitute itself a censor OF
morals. The determining factor
must be violation of law rather than
a violation of morals"
The Washington herald., 1920-09-06
I. E. Cabell Released Pend
ing Recovery Of Escaped
Insane Patient.
ONLY SELF DEFENSE
Victim Was Advancing
Toward Him With Rock
When He Fired.

Joseph Edward CabelI, 35 years
old, of 1874 U street southeast, en-
Gineer in charge Of the pumping
station at the ST. Elizabeth's Hos
pital. who was arrested about 1850
p. NJ. Saturday night, on a. charge
Of assault with a dangerous weapon,
when he shot VinceIt W. Hopkins,
an inmate of the hospital, was re-
leased early yesterday; morning. ,
Hopkins entered the pumping sta
tion late Saturday nigat, after elud-
ing a posse from the hospital and
several of the Metropolitan detec-
tives, following his murder of Pat
rick J. Messett another patient of
the asylum. Cabell suspected that
Hopkins was an escaped inmate and
Immediately tried to capture him.
Fugitive Gets a Rock.
Hopkins ran out the door OF the
building and snatched up a large
rock. CabeII. following, ySv' rhe
rock and turned back inside the
station to get his rifle.
Back towards the building came
hopkins, the rock in his hand. Ca
bell waited as long as he dared and
then fired. Hopkins fell, shot
through the left lung. The bullet
haa passed through his body.
Placed Under Arrest.
Cabel was permitted to remain at
The pumping station until 1900
o'clock. the end of his shift, when
he was taken TO the Eleventh pre-
cinct station. Having shot Hopkins
in self defense. the police were in
Clined to be unusually lenient with
Caben. He was given the liberty of
the station house and was shown
every consideration possible. Early
yesterday morning it was decided to
release him pending the recovery OF
Hopkins.
Late last night DR.. Murphy. of St.
Elizabeth Hospital. said Hopkins
was resting comfortably and that
there was a chance for his recovery.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-06
Girl Weds While Father
Visits Family Doctor

Josephine Leer. Is; stood up her
dad, Ashby Lcer, when She eloped to
Louisville, ny. with Robert Turner,
grocer. Turner drove Dad" Lcer
and his daughter to Lexington,
WHARF while Dad" visited a doctor.
she and Turner were supposed to
take in a movie.
After the doctors visit, Dad
Leer waited an hour for them and
then returned honae, where he re-
ceiyed telegram telling OF the
elOpement
The Washington herald., 1920-09-06
G. B. Sha,o, Analyzing Hunger
Strike, Reveals Government
In Euil Plight if McSwineyDies

government to kill such man
even when his conscience seems
silly and selfish. his principles fslls-
cious, his cause subYersivc. and his
religion heretical.
Still the fact that he is one of
the few men who can rise above
himself to the pitch of dying tor
them. gives him a sanctity that
makes it impossible for the public
to contemplate his death without
great uncasiness or to feel satiS-
fed with the government which
has provoked the fatal contest be-
tween law and conscience.
Sees Doom of Government.
His death is likely to prove to
be the doom of the government and
may be obstinately but by no means
undcscrvcdly counted against them
as an act of wilful murder As in
form they morally compelled a sui
,cide.
This is clearly the case Of tn.
lord mayor of Cork. Whether he
is alive or dead I have no means
of ssccrtsining as write these
lines. All. I know is that the gov
ernment has already gone farther
than it should have gone If it is
not prepared to go to the end.
1t is, however, such an cXtraor-
dinary unintcllectual and ignorant
government that it is not likely that
it knows clearly what is going on;
therefore the case may as well be
stated clearly for it by som. in
tcllisent persons.
Wishes Mayor Would Eat.
i may add. in order that my per-
sonsl bias may be allowed for, that
am against all strikes that rccoil
on the striker instead of falling on
his adversary and that l wish I
could Persuade tho lord mayor to
cat a hearty dinner and leave the
silly government to the anarchy
from which HIS improviscd court.
which is well spoken OF and ap-
pealed to by the rest of the people,
rescued 1t.
tNote.-Shaw refers to the courts
of the Irish Republic which have
practically supplsnted the British
courts in many parts of Ireland
But If Mr.. Lloyd George really
wishes. TO, make a martyr of the
lord mayor, wouldn't be in Lloyd
Georges shoes for a good deal.
The lord mayor is the sort of a
martyr who burns with a very
bright, very fierce fame.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-06

trains leaving for this resort from
Thirty sixth and NJ streets.
Salt water bathing, fishing and
grabbing are part OF the days pro-
gram at Chesapeake Beach.
Ceremonies in honor of the natal
day of Lafayette will be held this
evening at the House of the Tenn
pie, Sixteenth and S streets. under
the direction of Lafayette Lodge, No.
19. F. \. 4. NJ. This celebration is a
tribute to the 16Sd anniversary of
the birth of Gen. Lafayette. and will
be attended by fratcrnal organiza-
tions and officials from the French
Embassy in this city.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-06
Serbian Declares Spirit
Was Most Beautiful Woman

The most beautiful woman he had
ever seen was a spirit with won
derlul eyes. according to Count
MisatoVich, former Serbian Minis.
ter to London. ,..
The count added he had had con-
Versations with the spirits of the
murdered Queen Draga and King
Alexander Of Serbia. and with Tsar
DUshan, who died in the Middle
Ages. ,
The Washington herald., 1920-09-06
By,GEORGE BERNARD SHAW.
rCvpyrish;. 1890, by Universal Servi:e).

lCVpy rish;. 1870, by InlNcrsa Ser'l:el
Parknssilla b. the Sea. County
Kerry. ireland, Sept. 5.-Whenev T
an Irresistible government wishes a
sentence of punishment. however
trivial, on an individual, it also
passes a sentence of death on him
in event of his determining to die
rather than submit 10 the punish
ment
If this consideration did not exist
governments could impose their
Wills on their subjects by simple
reckless prosecutions up to point
at which they could provoke spon-
tsneous general revolution OF the
overwhelming Majority OF their sub
jects and they could persccute the
physically powerless minority with.
out limit
Makes Government Careful.
The hunger strike is a practical
form of the determination to die
rather than to submit to dccrccd
punishment. The prudent govern.
ment will therefore be most careful
how it decrecs any punishment.
because in event Of its victim hun
ger striking it will be forced to
either reduce itself and the law gen.
orally to absurdity by unconditional
surrender or else so through. with
it and become responsible to the
public conscience fog the victim 5
death.
If the victim is criminal who
has incurred punishment by some
act which has excited general abb
horrcnce or even strong reproba-
tfon, the government may safely
go through with it.
Criminals Accept Fntc.
Ordinary criminals know this
very we'll and therefore. having to
choose between a period of impris-
onment and. certain urpiticd death.
accept the lesser of two evils.
With the hunger strikers, there
fore. it is always a case of con-
science.
1t is a serious matter for the
The Washington herald., 1920-09-06

cease with the close of The Her
AIDS unique safety first campaign
DR.. y. n. Smfler of Emergency
Hospital, one of the Washington
motorists who appeared on the
honor roll, claims that every driver
would be careful after a BRIEF hos
pital training =.
when you see the price some
people pay, for recklessness you be-
gin 10 get careful when you're
driving YOURSELF" he said.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-06
EvenFoam on Beer Barred
By Alabama Dry Laws

For fear the foam will have a
kick in, It. Alabama Antisaloon
League leaders are preparing to
fight any change in prohibition
laws. Present law reads mo liquid
may be. sold in Alabama which
looks like, smells or foams like
The Washington herald., 1920-09-06
Bachelor Finds Gift
Of Baby; Will Keep 1t

When Z. A. Newton, bachelor. re-
turned to his apartment in Tacoma.
Wash. he found 3-month-old boy
on his bed, a package Of clothes and
this note:
Please keep him. Names Don.
Born May 25." Signed Unknown
Friend"
Newton has decided to keep the
gift
The Washington herald., 1920-09-06
Boys Attempt to Initiate
Movie Scene Ends in Death

An overturned soap box beneath
the lifclcss body OF Samuel Leo, 10.
hanging from a beam in shanty
at. his home in Carbondalc, Pa told
the story of the boys attempt to
initiate a scene he had witnessed
in a movie"
The Washington herald., 1920-09-06
Judge Frees Candy Cook
Because Such Are Scarce

Candy cooks is scarce" pleaded
c. H. Lees boss to the judge at Sacra-
mento. Cal. In view of the scarcity,
the Judge turned Lee loose after a
night in the hoose-gow ocCasioncd
by the too liberal use Of jackass
brandy.