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WHAT -1CKED OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

New vork-ta q leffer w'sllian u
MeAoco asserted that while not il
reresses IN the political f0r1unes 81
any nan. beast 81 all atnself fae wei
tsre 0f fhe peopse alone sh0ald de-
1eruine she choice q the next press
6em1
Laredo. Tex -cosme Bino5osa.
former postmaster general of Mexico
ARRESTED sor bringing s5o.e96 IN Mex
scsn federal reven1e stamps into shlt
country for DELIVERY 70 the Son0g1 re-
TolHfaoHasts was released when 4
grand jury fssled to return an indicf-
rnsnr aeasnss hs-1.
Dallas That eaesBsnt OF fss<
democratic party OF Texas def@aiod
last Saturday in prerire1s elections
m its efforts 70 -epvdiasA rhe national
scrnsnistrzsiDn. issued call for q
conference ~ unferrsfiea democrats
10 meet ia Dzlizs Nay y
wsrssw---T The Poles were report D.
80 gradually ciossag il on KieT. not
"NAaAN NnAs@F@H AAr N%%Arpak&E ~ A4t
tsolEaerlE
Washington Senator Lodge m
Massachusetts viii lie temporary
chairman cs th@ republican national
convention and deliver the keynote
speech secor1ing no statements by
republican leaders 81 congress-
-EIcrden--Nanry Perkins Field.
widow of HenrY Marshzl Fieid % Chi
caeo. married 10 Arthur Lambert
Fs@sS Tree. son of Lady Beatty. wife
of A1uarSl Nascpune Beatty.
Los A1g@ies Robert J Bedford.
known naslonxlly in psbliehinx cir
r3ss. dled
-N'aHhiasn0n Assistant Secretary
~ lSnof Posi Wrote Chairman Cam
Siseaa 0f the house rules cDmnitsee
protesting against TIE closing ~ TIE
rozarnsasees snvess Safion o. his ef-
fSrisl ooad1cs III alien deportation
Drvoesdings wSasa0pt gsr'fag him an
opportunity to be hoard
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-05

Chicago. May 3. The movies are
10 be- employed by the organized ten
ants OF Rogers PARK. sDbtirb of
Chicago. IN their fight against rent
proufeersng. This step was decided
On IN their campaign ~ a mesns oi
stimulating morale among renters ~
the neiyhborhood. AmorG paragraphs
which the tenants protective society
plars 70 ask the picture shows In the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-05
TWO BANDS To
HEAD TEMPLE PARADE
Glass of 200 Now Taking Degrees
TO BE in Procession When
First Dirt IL Turned For
New Rite Temple

Az arrangements are complete FOR
the remplc ground breaking At Go,
ierai park Thursday morning
The parade promLes 10 be- an lm
preealvo one The shrine band and
lyons band Will hn IN line Citizens
arc asked t0- decorate their homes
along he line of march
Deputy Sovereign Inspector Free
man said today "tiuthrie can not
make too much of this occasion This
new temple will be a wonderful mon +.
nment % the Scottish Rite Masonry
IN The southwest. and Guthrie will he
s4 '-'r--ss=r-a -~sssl.s-.issss..s.ss
Continued on Page q. Col
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-05

Chicago May Roland y Muir,
dock claiming 10 be- son OF former
Congroanan Victor Murdock of
Kansas, was under arrest hero today
charged With caAhinr ti0fo0 IN furg
cd checks Police declared Mnrdook
escaped from Fort Loavenworth laHt
April
lio wAs confined there for posing
as lieutenant 70 iha United States
army police said
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-05
- Organize Movie Flight On Proftteers

cleiy REPORTS a membership of a thou
sand families He says that bOO RES
Idontg of Rogers Park have agreed TO
wear only soft rhiris with attached
collars. ~ part ~ their move 70 brins
down prices
While relying chiefly on publicity
and public opinion. the Rogers Park
organization ID preparing 70 ,ase the
courts, when necessary, against The
pfofkeeriny landlord, and ultimately
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-05

hopes 10 secure legislation. saya Pat.
tereon. Its first caae la now In tbs
hands of attorneys.
The leader Of tbs Rogers Park orr
ganizaiion argues that IN the Ions
run the real estate owner will gain
by renting his house 10 tho coneerya-
tive permanent tenant with a family.
who II willing 10 meet a reasonable
advance but generally cannot stand
the extra charge n profiteering.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-05
NEGRO sENrENcTo aV
lands 70 % sEconps

chicagc. May 5 Twenty five see
onds one ~ tho shonest sentences
on record IN federal courts was i'm
posed by Judge Lands today upon
jesse Mash. negro charged with
tamperlng with the mails
A. Nash walked 90 the court room
door IN custody OF D deputy marshal
tho Judge called Times np'" and
the prisoner sas released Nash ad
mllted Obtaining poascssion of letters
written by his wife 20 another man
lie exhibited tho lottcrs IN court aud
after reading them Judge fandis flx
Cd the penalty
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-05
III \GN0NS To M.
USED ron SCHOOI. =

ronca city May 6 Three and -four
room bungalows viii be butt on Pom
.ca city school grounds 10 provide
needed space and 20 avoid The hlgh
cost of Greeting new school build
ing
This Is the result of the board "
education turning down blde for The
new building which wcro thought 100
high. Bungalows can be built for
$4,000 while the building would cost
fi20,000.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-05
ltII/iIttpT NEW HEAD
or ROTARY CIilR

Oc account of the conalatory maet
ing the regular Wednesday luncheon
Of the Rotary Club WAS cancelled
The new directors ~ the club met
TuSaday evening and elected now Of
fleera for the ensuing year Doctor
Louis Rltxhaupt was chosen president
and Byron Bachelor secretary treas
urer An invitation has been extend
ed TO Evangelist liiIly sunday 20 ad.
dress the club
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-05
Riddles Join In
Demands Made by
School Teachers

Ne~port. Ky May A-~when the
entire teaehins fcree 81 tire pssAIlc
oraoe ara hlss schools ef Newport
went or ~smaeslnisc vacation" thss
morning because their demand FOR
salary Increase ~ $500 was re
fused ey tire beard os eosseasson, tire
1.sss pupils rushed tron tire hvsta
sres psraded the streets and shout
ed, ~More pay FOR shc teachers"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-05
LABOR CANDIDATE is
DEFEATED IN MIhNEsorA

81 Paul, MINI. May g. Mayor l..
G Hodges was re-olectd BY more than
300 votes over his opponent. VII
liam Mahoney, labor candidate IN yes
ferdays election here. according 70
almost complete unofficial returns
early today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-05
GUTHRIE BAND. ATTENTION

locality 10 show are the following.
They that prohibition has emgtied
They aay prohibiticn has emptIed
eering landlords"
~ ~. Just ~ important % fiEii
profiteers as & n 70 defend our conn (
cry IN the war Don't De q siacker1 <
when human rights clash with
property rights. human rights ahOulG
prevail Theodore Roosevelt.
J.H. Patterson. president of the So
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-05
PerShing Captures
AHgatorS AHpe

Panama. May 5.--Genersi Perish
ing after an al day hJnt in which
ts@o sile9storS were lssoocc and
captured alive. today boarded tire
transport Northern Pacific and will
ssl for he~ YORK BY way o. Porto
Rico tonight.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-05
MORE RAN WORKERS
10 TAKE VACATION

Washington. May 3, Railroad
workers III southern cities arc expect.
cd 20 Ego on vacation" today Of 20.
morrow. James Eubanke IT ~. Louis
declared hers today AZ the conference
at the non recognized railroad anao-
citation Mr Enbanks attributed this
action would cloAo the gato way 10
Tho cotton belt and isolate tho OIL
fields of tho southwest.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-05
cAHRaAzs BOMBS REsEL
TOWNS FROM AIR

Washington. May Apparently
unsole to get under way any offensive
military exped tlor axainss lhe revo-
aHtsonisss. President Czrrsnzz has be-
ezn 10 ne airElanes 10 harrass rebel
AH3d towns ia the neiga tsorhood 81
The Mexican capitol. according 10 a.
vices to precautionary aEeHts here
SneerpaTaca- capitol OF M0relos
fContiupes On Page Col. ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-05
1T
PRICE OF NEWS PRINT
TO BIZ ADVANCED

Washington. May Further al
rsboes IN print paper prices are 70 be
mSde by she International Paper
company On July !. said telegram
from Chester VI Lyman. vice preei
dent of the company. which was pre-
seuted today 20 the senate committee
inYeaixating the paper SHORTAGE.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-05
NEGRO CHURCHES or
coUNvRv 70 AMAl0AmArU

Bt Louis. May 81 The proposal 10
analgana,e Che African Methodist
Episcopal zion. the colored Methodist
Episcopal and the African Methodist
Episcopal denominations took definite
shape al the general conference OF the
African Methodist Episcopal church
here today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-05
ANornrR NraRo no. one

Helena, Ark, May 3 John Martin.
negro, was found guilty of murder In
connection with the riots of last year
and will 81 legally executed Ten
others are on trial today for thesamo
offense 4 iA thought the trials will
continue during tho week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-05
GIRL w-o KILLED TWO
on TRIAL TODAY

ST. Louis. May selecsjon " q
Jury 70 Try Ursula Brodersck, ig- year-
Old girl on frst degree nBUr5er
charge for kiiiinz her step father.
Joseph " woo1loca. In April N 1918.
was begun ia juvenile court here to-
dsy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-05
FLYNN SAYS HE'S
BACKED BY HtNON

James Dennis Flynn, publisher OF
the sapulpa American. was IN Gutb-
rie bet trains today FLYNN de-
oizres be- hss The backing Of Jake
Hamon md win establish repuph
can paper ~ Oklahoma City, 70 last
through tho campaign a. least ~
requires big capital 10 start papers
now asiaysr said Flynn but W. are
going 80 have ten story hotel and
a paper providing We can get the
news print TO p1nt u or"
'aasasfH
GUTHRIE BAND, ATTENTION.
Meet 10 front of Msnonic Temple
Thursday ~ 1900 IN uniform
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-05

Washington May q W w Pryor
Of wawoha, J G Stone. Mnskogre.
Gcowa Swift. Okmulgeo. Jim israxell
aud G u Stuart Of Oklahoma cHy
and Il G Alton ~ Tulsa Will appear
before Secretary of tho Interior
Payne tomorrow IN the barney Thiocr
60 case which has been IN court for
several years
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-05
GUTHRIE hotels o. k,p.

pr A X Lewis. state health com
missioner who was in Guthrie last
night said Guthrie hotels we're all
living up 10 the state toalth require
ments and were clean and sanIiafy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-05

Washington. May s--Frederscs q
Co'sreli of caiifornla was nominated
today Ny President WILSON 70 b@ d.
recacr ~ the bureau Of rninex. sue
ceed4ng Wan II Manning. resigned
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-05

My Ori@2na. May ss-Tonighr and
Tr- eds. partly cloudy 10 cloudy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-02
Evidence That Elwell
Engaged in Whiskey
Business Unearthed

NEw YORK july LANES :
She,iir. ~urcrvisng iiT1hibitiou On
forrcm.rt agent announced tonight w.
had oif.incd irfHrmstiDn that Joseph
Brown Eiasii turfman ard whist -.
cert r1f' o. Death in hir home hor"
fun. o. h1f been Engaged In the pnr'
ahss. 90 fsrr. uusr'i'Irs ~ hUuor fH
-t,..fisiita uurpoe-s shortly before biz
d.afr
EIesH t,.ariinv 20 Mr Sh"'lin wa.
s H.uisr of e WHISKY ring whir1
Included several uutnser men and
-urrfinr men ~ information. NJ
Sn.-.Hr aid showed thar this ring
BOD r1Ia uiars f0r s large profit
tfr uef fh. sale - li01or in thl- CIV
srH af sirr'aEs during Iuiy ard A.
.r
go srs,I.r's information var o.
tarsI through ffs ey7mirl'ion = p
tr I'D t. bsr, hesl inr.H-r f'ur.
sff EIws1
HAIftnaeh rs I... .''.tr..l H. -,'
49,. q. ..' '. .. .s f.r fhs-
flar.,.t. I.r.r CO.,
sa.s un e. Fool. aaskinr -.'h infrr'
Ian
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-02
Further Indictments
Are Returned Against
New York Oil Brokers

" $500 - a iffA
NEW YORK. July The federal
Grand jury which last week indicted
fourteen concerns and fifty individuals
In connection With nation wide round
up ~ alleged fraudulent oil promoters
today indicted Blum. Reynolds and cuin.
.anv. New York brokers. on charges
using thu mails 90 dcfr,ud Investor,
IN thu stock II Henderson Farm uii
company 81 Delaware.
Tho indictment charges that the Hen.
icr1 u company owned s.7si acres Of
produciiyo oil land In Kentucky.
IN alicg,v. promotion and sales of
bout 500 Oo0n 'harcs - the stock the
rdir'inen, further charges tha the d..
PENDANTS falsely represented that the
company WAS firmly established AZ n
producer ssgred ~ earnings available
'ur u1ym'u - dividends They also
we're alleged o. hayo fuid "di, idcnds'
one per cent month on stock hold
ngs representing that the company
vas pruiucius Honthly 5000 barrels -
a. and vas 'Vpoct,d Bon the near fu.
urc o. pFudur, mr nthiy !, 500 barrels
Prom is0u Co.. 1919. tha foreign trade
q %. United states increased by 6.ei
fss.r cent
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-02
.JUR|STS To FRAME
NEW LEAGUE COURT
Of GREAT ABILITY
BnnN UE TWELVE REPRESENTS
WORLDS MOST COMPETENT
AUTHORITIES.

| ~ Assoria'o,l lfess
TuE HAGUE. luN 20, twelve
I distinguished international luusls.
imung them Eiihu Root cot the luitri
| state invited ht th, executive cuun'
| 10 ul tn league ,f nations o. plan
%, Org. . iIiuu ui tho ucW permanent
! court U international justice. runst''
tut. au iup.r sluE ARRAY ui 90" worlds
most competent authorities on uurs
iun ,i international lrrrIliiun. Thn*"
,hu accepted the invitation gathered
hero Boo mldlun' Co. undertake On, ,ash.
Those invited we're.
Barron Dr.rtmp. Belgian minister n.
Gao, .nruf,s Ur 90 International law lei.
I.uuNam University. member ul the per.
mlu"ni count uf arbitration ut The
hlEur and srgr,uryg'nrnl formerly
president ui the institute ui int'rua
iunal inV and writer on international
questions
" Dmgo Formerly foreign minister
( M, Arg'utiu, Republic Nhil, hold
ng that office hr sent to the Argyu'
'iuo minister BOZ Washington instru .
tiUne known is the bragg Doctrine
lsog ", vas formerly Judge IN Ar.
.,n,lna. one ~ IN, arhitfators num-
mated by agreement between Great
britain and the United states In tn"
Nurih Atlantic fisheries arbitration
The Hagu, uslUr one II the Argcn.
nu DELEGATES to th, second peace con
.cronc, 40 The Hague and member ~
he permanent cour, ~ arbitration 81
The Hague
Professor Fadd, professor ~ Re-.
nan law AZ Niplc. University
VI Frnmagroi legal adviser Co the
French foreign minister member of
Pc permanent court ot arbitration 81
The Hague. and delegate Co the sec.
MI llsEuC peace conference.
NJ Gram formerly judge ON the
mixed tribunals iu Egypt. former
uomhcr Of tho supreme Court ~ Nor.
ay; minister ol state at StucEhol,i
cfurp the severance 81 tho union h.
wscn Norway aud sweden. member
Z tho p,rmluout court 81 arbitration
AZ Tn, Hague. and member IL the in
iiiutc u International Law
Dr l.oder member 81 the cuur Dc
asrstion II Tn, Netherlands
Lord phillmir" uglish priyN cuun.
illor. lord Justice II appeal dai3
'eiGl president of the International
Law Aerciaiinn usUrl9Usl author ~
publications on ecclesiastical and intcr.
uaiional law and Three Centuries ~
Treaties uf Peace aud Their Teaching
1915 president Il committee II IN.
Iury appointed hy the British gov
rnm'nt un the subject Ot IN, league
4 nations
Ellhu oI,0t furm/ secretary ~
tate United States. president 81 IN"
american society 81 International Law
l member of the permanent court o'
arbitration ot The Hague senior coun
| ri Tor the United States IN the NORTH
Ntlantic fisheries arbitration at Th'
Hague nsloi member II the Alaskan
| boundary tribunal and head IL spccia
| 'nited states mission 20 Russia usi1'
" Nesultch. ambassador cxiraor
linary and minister plenipoientiary 81
he Kingdom ~ the Serbs, Croats an,
Sloyenes nj Paris.
Satsuo Akidluki formerly Japanes
/ imlarrsdor 90 Vienna. and one of th'
"gsl advisers uf Japanese peace dele
cation in Paris
| Rafael Aliamirl. professor 81 law D.
Madrid University. senator.
| Clovis Bcyillcqua. professor II Law
nd legal adylsrr 90 the minister 81
ORIGIN AFFAIR." Brazil
Il
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-02
.DAMP PLANK IS REJECTED
BY PLATFORM COMMITTEE
continued From Page oncl
League Plank Saiisiactor,

rli while prospects Ton nuor fights
en- m hih.tiun ana the Irish problems
v,l, Increasing an likelihood that thu
lalu, ut nations also would be- the sub.
i,,t u open hu.tiliii,s virtually disip
pur,l Tn. word was passed around
that most uf tta administration chin't
h.rr vrI, content Co let the league
uluh taud la u was when u emerged
uuu llfi nights stormy committee
meeting The reference O. r'scry1'
tom. added AZ the Instance Of anti.
admin. tBtiou leaders was not incun'
.Iu,r' with the stand taken hy prcsi.
dent Wilson. hi. marrgcrs here be-
l.,,I nor Boo conflict with the party's
tr 40
NWDnr the ether planks complete !
duurr tho day was that hclating TO
woman suffrage the committee. after
q bong argument following the adyic"
u tho sub committee by approving an
lppc.l 'o Democratic officials In Ten.
uc,s.r seth Carolina and Florida
tH uui,k action on the suffrage amend
w,ut
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-02
COMMITTEE APPOINTED
TO HANDLE INDUSTRIAL
BRIEF BEING DISCUSSED

The matter q compiling an industrial
hrief q Amarillo for distribution by N,
Board Of City Development was taken
up At n meeting II that 81 ganl1ation
at the City Hall las; night A commit
tee vas appointed O. look into thu cost
II publishing such "a pamphlet and q
investigate other details In connection
with the matter. a report will D, mad
az a future meeting.
Another committee was appointed
to erect OF have erected u rad sign ri
Childrrss. Texas. directing tourists q
Amarillo. such a. other cities have
erected NJ that Point The committee
has power 70 act and viii determine tn
style Of sign o. b. put az and oihei
details In IT, connection
Other matters - routine MATURE
we're taken up and disposed ~
The attendance ~ last nights meet
Ing vas considered good T. 2 Dir
ham was chairman.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-02
THERE ARE FIVE
KINDS DECEPTION
CULPEPPER SAYS
METHODIST EVANGELIST Uses
KNOCKING GOD" ~ TENT NJ
NIGHTS SERMON.

BE not deceived God 0 nor Knocked
Whatsoever man soWcth shall h. ais
reap" In fu,h manner DID Rev
Burke Culpeppcr open his sermon de-
livered 40 the tabernacle revival meet
lug, Eighth aud rolk Streets last NIGHT
ile enumerated the different kinds II
deception. r,fcrrng particularly @" pU
liti,al deception yill deception tcli
rious deception a., deception ui par
cnts toward their children the dcr'p
ton o. children toward then parents
the deception 81 husuud' toward THEFT
wives and vlver toward THEM husbands.
and several others.
Stopping abruptly ihr speaker sud.
IL heard sono"n" say. Z De- not Ike
Mi. Culpcwer a. doesn't appeal 90
me The Ia, rs ! have p,alcd YOU
Il om tup o. bottom
Rev Culp,pper aid there are i've
kinds u men On earth. the man your
wife thinks you are. the man your cha.
drcn think yuu ar, the man your
ncighbor thinks you are. the man your
mother thinks you are. and the man
yourself and Cod know YOU are
Taking w the phase ~ his text
"Mocking God" the speaker said that
the three most prominent WAYS IN which
God IL Knocked arr hy profanity by sin.
ning against childhood and through
sabbath dcsccraiion. In connection with
the last he said that Marshall Fields
che largest merchant In Chicago. does
not advertise In the SUNDAY newspapers
and that the shades TO hi. store win
dows are kept pulled down al dny sun
day.
"a Methodist who gurs o. a baseball
game on SUNDAY l. lower down than e
South Carolina huEgard' h. declared.
Yesterdays Sermon.
In his sermon yesi.i day morning Rev.
Culpepper predicted that within - years
dancing would he thing u IN, past
saying that II Il had been predicted 20
years ago that the nation would today
be dry the prophet would have been
called a fool.
This IL our harvest scason." said
the preacher DO not let social events
interfere. You have no church pride II
you let your daughter go to IN. dances.
since the church means 80 much o.
oui homes-ihen h,lp hy coming Go the
mectingA Though,lcssness II Americas
SIN"
''Tommorrow morning az Ia o'clock
will pTaeh 10 six stewards. two old
women and -four children" Rev. Culpop
per announced. and What ! an
preaching now II doll rRgs and broken
china In comparison with what | avn
going 90 preach tomorrow night" lie
never gave the subjects
There viii bv NV Satui day morning
services Sunday morning the text win
le "was Jesus Chriyi the Son Of God
or Just a Man" Rev Culpcppcr win
preach "a clean sermon" 10 men only
sunday afternoon al O'Clock and vii
preach SUNDAY night o. everybody On
Monday morning there will b" meet
Ing for women only.
Cottage PRAYER meetings 90 be- held
today are a. follows Mrs. Phil Oar
nall. 1900 Taylof 20 o'olock. Mrs
Joe Smith. 1905 Tyler. o'clock. Mrs
Ryan. 500 Fillmore. 3 o'clock. Mrs |
q Clark. 1907 Taylor. : o'clock. Mrs
barton. 70s Tyler. o'clUck; Mrs. Da
vies. 1909 Van Buren,. o'clock. ant
Mrs. W. W Lynch. san Iacinto.
o'clock.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-02

power as chief executive Of the state
II elected, might 30. he SAID. Among
things to bc ren@licd he pointed out
the fact that there now are y counties
in the state that pay into the state
treasury mo- revenue ~ an, while they
receive from the state t'SS.o0OO An.
other glaring injustice brought to the
attention Of his audience was tho fact
thIt rurcvly hall the property ~ the
state gets on lh, tax rull. Land be
ylus, Il h. clsil, found. pays " per
cent ~ a., tnN'f tho speaker stated.
aud hr wuuld light,u the burden placed
uu land hy q system Chat would fore
,I'UIu and other property ou the tnN
ROLLS that they may uIy their share.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-02
RECEIVER ASKED FOR
EMPRESS COMPANY

D. Afsocaisd Press.
ATLANTA. Ga July IA receiver
vas aFlsed fur IN. southern Express
Company. In = petition filed in Superior
Court her, today by the NictUi Mona
CHAN mills whioh charges that Tho
transfer of the express cumpsny's as
sets n the American Railway Express
Company wss lliessl and for ih. puf.
pose % escaping CREDITOR The PETITION
also asserts that officials ~ th' South
ern Express Company have been Co.
moved from GeurEis ana fhsra j. r'
One 90 serve n -3its Co. damage ul
fur reo0yeflng artiriss lot in trarrfsr
tntion.
An order for irHrstigafiuu Of ff'
snuthsrn company ho"s is sis
asked In the petition in whi'h th- mili'
are represented - rreditur- - Tho ~
t,rese company
HEARING vas 81 Co.. August 2
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-02
RIOTS ~ GERMAN
CITIES DISNSTROl' :

r. Asfnlihfsd lfsts.
BERLiN july Martial Law has
been proclaimed az Lubbock. owing 4"
the serious disturbances there IN th"
riots the police used rifles and three
persons we're Killed yesterday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-02
TwO MEN HtRT WHEN
CROWD ATTACKS sWIft uMtN

By Asso-ia,si Pres
EAST ST. LOUIS IN Iuly Tive
men were wounded. ono s'ri"uslN. when
q crowd said o. have bccn composed ~
striking swiichmen attacked the crew ri
a switch engine in tn yards - tn
southern Railroad here late this after.
noon and prccipitatssi rCvoiycr dud.