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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04
ALLEGED SLAYER OF
CHILD GOES ON TRIAL

Drrlancc ohio. Scptrmbcr l.--Ac
cuscd OF having beaten Arthur Gerald
Bullock. year old son or hts house
kceprr. Ida May Bullock. ~ death win
a leather hurnesa tug last July X. J"-
siah Butkins N"hlc township farmer
went an trinI hur" tuanY The jury
wa competed late yesterday ana taken
To the sceno Of the alleged crime
Hotkina Is charged with rrAt degree
murder lilo In alleged /" hnv" held TIA"
child by III" ankles. "llIn eliminate
I'm. m, h,ntInE which resulted "a tho
shIIdn death befuIc tho arrival al rhy7
iClanB
q i,uuiInd HovrInl hnS~ !" f'll lh"
pIi, niuI, than 100 mr"n leaving h'""
o.,u1oL "n Challenged 10y III" h@fena"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04
The Last Rose of Summer

VIII b, nothing but plrnnMnl memory, h"pR VIII"
IInlu Evenings on the Porch. "'"
%pnkW Of Iorrll hive pictured nero INC pop"Dh"'h
+ Port Sun I'nlr when equipped WIN H"i'o
If Wicker piece. chow for n|IC service
II splendid display ~ thm bE Ht"rn OF upholstered
y,rI cr Hut Wicker TnL,. Wicker DcRkH Wicker Floor
and TnbIr I,nmIs i"rn"rI9t and Bird Cnr"a
be had here IN "nnnrIch hhal"" ana
,orIoug YninrI tinted color Wicker FURNITURE Tor
fine Living Room ~ coming much particularly 30 Tor
suburban homes mnpnr9 to room mat hEh' chccrIni
Summary O the tluIc8t Winter dhyS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04
nm nj ROUTE uOHFnnnHUn

Io,k.iaI,Irr ruIh Ih' N""' '"
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.,t., IL, ,Liu .IIt ~as ndh''"s'h ''''l" =
, :, ,ti,, 1. .Ii nI - ."ulH NJ" .
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04
FA|RMONT MAN
IS DEAD HERE

I.dn,und = II"nry ~ Fn'rm"h', hl"h
In ia, ONO valley t"n"TaI hunpiinl ~
. 40 n',rnrk thin Iu"Iniug lIr Ind been
IN for rcvnral weeks Th" funeral VII
tnke place FROM Tho HON" 81 "'hi"r,
Mrs John ItudcwiH At li"llnlT", wh"r"
IA. deceased furmrTD l'"h
Mr IIonry wan 20 y"HrH ~ az" ~"
Isnvcn NJ" br"ih"rA. w li""Il,
In,.I d,uyripi Thcndnrc I;lyIln. OHIO
Charles ~ FniImunt. Herman. "f hrI
IaIrs. nnd OTTO. ~ riIiSh"IHh. ana ~"
,us sISieI al Ii"IIniTs
u. n,.d al F"lIn"ni f"r n'"'is""
yrnIH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04
HURLED A BOTTLE

Oscar Logan and Bob Bowman viii ."
arruignrd In puliC" court this morning
on charges Of itsuTdrrly conduct ii ~
alleged by Bowm0u that Logan assault
ga N man in R0wniana restaurant lot
lowing which H"wmnu used "a near Deer
bottle. applied I" the head. I" moderate
I.ogan's dispOaltlOn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04
SKIN DISEASES
A.. .:.sss,; ,H1s1sS fHSTEG9iiSitcs,qs. :.

IN. appns.,i"" sL"uld . .T p. H..ii
~. I,o.anI your squad ivdSn.rt ,sH
90, go. 'I.' 'h,1 , ",,rsi ~. ~ " aa,a.iss n
-" .u,Ia.ril. .rILi,. 'i." ,h.i ~ s
r. Iul u ina. ini cell lhs khl"i ~
" !. a.. .n.., i,"~.''h .",i..n'l. A"a alf
,I.. h.nii"s "i"t"'s,'' h''s~r;st ~
"t...., $50, ..i -I""ii-' rsi" siise,lsE4
4-vrrs-. r"h VI ~ :"
~. .r-"'- -. -"'h"'i'sd ~ 's'"'" W
,,,, H.. r,,."h--" r.h. :.
!. 49,, m L.. .n.-Ij.,-a hlHW
HAVE - p" h.-ll,s sd ~ r-~pfflV
.,,,i..r,Ir ih., u 10 mighty g-,d slHt4
,r.u, fr 'h"-s "p"r ""'.- rhi"h ~
'hgEini,," IL. 1sinmH',N aALvn 70, {
rubbing linlwsn', 80
H.. ~, ,nnL. Tho mlr,sh" ~ pct ~
VIZ a., u 'od.y f,ic. loo. w.
100 p.r jr ~ y2Yr S,"sEaH
pos, viii bring II ~ yeo, ssoI By ''tNss
WHOLESALE, brugsists. Williamsburg stAI'
ton. rttsbppHh. "a. H N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04
wou1.p rnAHsrER SCHOOL

Charleston. Sept. > committee 90
three was appointed today ~ 'nc "'r, ,
d., r ,hr GhurIratnn Rotary club con-
sistInv Of Dr a ShHwk"y. j. II. Stc"Ie
and " Is Mathews. I" inv"StlE"i" ana
TrInri the plan Of establishing ia" mira
.nud fourth year, Of Tia" medical S'In"'
OF West Virginia nlN"fhIly mere NC
1t,u.,whn medical suctrtS Is "upl"Tllhh
ptI,.h "A movement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04
TWO vv.~ar-T-- rUr-"

H,,rnuIrar- Hsr,. ~" v~~
vr,. tIl-h INSTANTLY ls'~ hers =" h-y
whsn a. ,nhi. hsoilus che r"I-.l" cage ~
. furns"o hrukn ~ The Hirisuulng iron
and stool rlnui Ths victims. Joseph
pupuorr nud J"hn n"-"nhsrB"r, both
~ llIir city. fell n hundred fc"i With the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04
DouHhsrty ObssQ uiss.

Funeral HeTViCcH for tho lato Miss
Katherine r. D"uGherty, daughter 0f
Mr. ana MrH Thomas DOuHherty, ~ 1877
Fifteenth street. viii be hold this morn.
InE at 80 O'Clock. from tho family rnA !
d"nrr HsJuiem hiGh mass will ba Of
f'rrd at II J"soph Cathedral NJ u
q. 'lurk InteTHent viii he made at M
Galway cemetery lIlsH D0uEherty
ilri WsLnond"y Ia IA" F"rih Wheeling
IiUouiIaI nTIrI bIiof iiIuts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04

pr.,.-l -"'rl,-s IT,. 'h- So I-'rH-
TrT ~" f"'"-, '-sit."i ~ thl- "NR,
yIr dI-i - .",-l" opt" th"' "d-r III
J., rlr"hly "" h-Id - l."'-ln =" .""f'"~
Albanian NJ h"Hs. f"''rsrIy llNrd
L.,- "nJ -r- ""Urr"'~d WIN 'hs i,"-b"
Chico ''nrurrrr Ne lrf fhlr "IIY I"
,r-rnF" stove f"' 'h- s"'r- company
~ I,nrHlD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04
AUTOMOBILE STOLEN

A., .,,omobII. owned by \. ". Hsl.
III ~ Icnux, WAN ntoIsn last evening
h.,rccn I and . O'Clock. from In Ir2nt
~ Tho virginia Th"ntr" The m.enIns
-, rIys.psHsong"r Dodge. and bors
w., virginia license 1919.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04

W,rren--i foot. stationary; clear
n,I ,'Iiy-s inches. stationary c!eeI
unrusnIown.- feet. falling cieAI'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04
ADMIRAL apTHHyLL

BOSTON. H:g, '-Th. d..,l y ~
WslIon GrinusiI. n navel veteran Of the
trvii and Fpanist. -.rrH. who bscamr an
admiral Ia Lha Imperial Isrsn~-~ n.V~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04
Oliver L. nHNes.
Arnh.Ahhot HahAarT.

Pittsburgh. sept 3.-Arch- Abbot L.
.nder Schnerr. o. .. b., Of st. vincsnSs
aTcS.bSsy. beatty. Pa, died today. IA
waa born at Baden. Germany. sePtemos,
II. 1886. was ordained IN 1913 anu
,.oa EunsrsI services will be con-
d "D at beatty next Thursday "orn'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04

RIVE, ,,Uin Up, ruff'I"h it"m ~
uu-ui attacks ~ stomach it"nh'" "n'
hIIImIunruh norInE 'hambVI lnln Ia"
I,iS ndVrIiIr' CONF luh"h !" w 'h'''
,..,.,.,,., ,.,IJIy MIsa I,IuIna VoTh
,,L, .i,un ohio T", n.ilu 10y all dc"l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04

la..u. Lnnrn T." Tsisiiyss In this CLIP
to-day Ills ~",s IL the training ~ Ssss
mon VISA .aih ~ hays bssD largely -
.pnbsiSis fU the Development ~ re
10 p.n..s n.vv ~hiGh turned hack me
UnHsIsu U"sin
n.pn ~ Bo~ n.df"Sd, ~ y.sTs $50
81 I. .sss"i"s family p'l""sN I"rlN'
..iy.n h"n"I-hi. In"n'i"" f"' Isr1lee
,n. '"rf.d.,a,. iina. With dIspruhNk
-. Ian iha nsVy 49, . hs"i"ha"' 81 W.
"l"." ~ ~. tiyil -S', shh "Mt ~
I.rmn. So, vIua ,h'"us shout 'ha Cb,NS,
I.pau.ps va, III was msds 4 resi-
hts per, In I,~ quick GJo~th ~ s.rP1vev
Al lhs outbreak of the ptAHtlbs
h,nsyInsu wrT he volunteered f1I esrv,eN
In tho unIish H,stsa navy sud bSsans
II.ulnnsni on tho bnttlsShlp lows
Admiral urinnnlr. fsthsr was 4oefa
urInnoII. 81 Now York. who nnAnoaS seS.
ntnl arctic expeditions apd Tor WhoW
GrInnslI Land In tho Arctic was nAmsa.
Oliver Il. Bruce.
Piedmont. w. Va. sept 3-Olivsr y.
urucc. Tor "a years principal of the
CIst. editor Of ths Piedmont Hsraia,
dIrd last night al tho Hoffman hosPi.
tai. Kayscr, following an operation TOT
nm Infection Of tho knee caused py
school bonoh falling on him; Hs ~
mort school Erow from one assistant 20
twenty-five under his management ne
wa. prominent A. q Methodist. MAson
and historical writer. TWO sons' NorIs
bruce. assistant cashier OF the Frnt
National nank Piedmont mhsr ino o ana two
dnuEhtrrs, Mrs Charles T.. DelIinser.
pIcImont and Mrs. J. NJ. Davis. GassA-
way. w, Va, survive
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04
For Coated Tongue

Had Breath, Sour Stomach.
nl".iina. G... hilL"-".... h''L Head
s.hs. iniIas.,i"". t,"".'ir.''"". '-is
tho always Isiisbl"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-07
Domino Golden Syrup

DOMINO GOLDEN SYRUP-AnotherB Big Sale-1 !. D z a 80.
LBS. OF SUGAR FOR $40 WITH EACH CAN.
NoTE-The American Sugar Refining Co. who sell us sugar direct
responsible for this happy condition of our having q generous supply
of sugar to offer u patrons. We do not have the annoyance of BUY
ing through jobbers and spectators which adds considerable to the
selling price of sugar.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-06
DENOUNCEs RAIL WORKERS
SENATOR ALLEN az KANSAS
SAYS MN ATTEMPT CON
TROI OE GOVERNMENT

TOPEKA. Kan. Jan. charging
the leaders Of the foal great railway
brotherh0ods with attempting To
control the government through eoer
cion and with having initiated the
present insane notion that an or
ganilcd minority Il greater than th,
government ITSELF" Governor Henry
]. Allen. in an address before Joint
session OF the ansas legislature In
special session today arralgned pro
fesslonal labor officials who live OF
the exploitation Of labor conirover-
sles."
The governors declared that
victory over government was obtain
od through the Adamson hill. while
these leaders held their stop watches
on congress"
That act. he declared, gave rise
90 tk, belief among labor leaders
that the general public had no right
which labor was hound to respect
The leaders Of the United Mine
Workers also were attacked hy
Govcrnot Allen In outlining his BIZ
establishing a court Of industrial re-
lations.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-06
RESIDENT HAS
SURPRISE FOR
HIS FOLLOWERS
Will SEND iMlOgrANI NuGsN
OF Gi.LEIiNG iO PAKTN
DINNER. JAN. IL.

~ lsui lated fuss
WASHINGTON. Jan. An
aourccment from the white house
hat President Wilson plans 10 Sepd
"an important word of greeting" to
lie democratic dinner here January
:. aroused great interes, among
democratic leaders arriving today tn
attend the love feast and the quad
riennel meeting OF the partys ma
tional committee. both of which are
20 b. held Thursday.
There was wide speculation as tc
whether word cf "grcetinE" would
take up the question of third term
or would outline the prcsidrnt's
views 90 party policies.
Tho first ~ the delegations from
the SIX cities bidding for the party
national convention al.iyed tonigli
IN a body OF Kansas city boosters.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-06
WOMEN DEMAND
VOICE IN ALI.
c. D. ?. AFFAIRS
pTIIGlTES ~ NiIiuNN. CoN.
ttRFNJE A>h IuK kQt ~.
RIGHTS

uy Assaii inttd rues
CHICAGO. jan. a.--Rcpubllcan
womcn from fourteen states Of th'
midwest oonierring today ON party
plans and issues for the 1929 pres
ldcntlai campaign. demanded equal
representation with The men on the
national committee of the party aDi
urged 90 tair representation of won
cn d,lccat,s trom each state"
Many Of the women prof"ssed To
see an endorsement of their aiiiiud"
in the speech which VIII II. Hayes.
chairman of the r.pphlicau national
committee. delivered ~ BANQUET
which followed the conference. The
republican patty Offers the women
everything We offer the men. he
said. Republican women come into
the PARTY not as women. but as Nol'
ers. entitled 10 participate aud par
ticipatiun as other voters.
They are not to ne SEPARATED or
segregated hut siimulaiedand
amalramated
They urged further that tbs h"-
come the policy Of the party IN all
PARTY co,nmi,tecs. both state aud TO-
cal"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-06
.FAV0Rs AMENDED LEAGUE
GOVERNOR IOwDEN DEFINES
STAND IN REPLY I'd
pORAH'S REQUEST

CHICAGO. Jan. 5.-"While the
league Of nations even rs modified
~ 'he reservations adopted does
no, take the form which believe II
should. namely judicial rather than
political. I think II Is the part OF wis
dom now 10 ratify II with,such res
,rvH'ions ps adopted by the senate"
Governor Frank o. I.owden said In
letter today. replying 10 United
states senator W v, norsa cf Idaho.
Who had requested Governors Low
den's position on the league OF ma
lions. An excerp, from the text OF
Governor Lowden's letter TO senator
Borah follows;
"Whcn the armistlce was signed.
I felt that the time was opportunc
'or taking up the subject OF bet
ter International relations. where the
second The Hague conferences had
left off.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-06
1878 BUILDING
PERMITS TOTAL
OVER s2,000,Q09
RFpoaT Nv CITY ENGINEER
SHOWS WONDERFTL GROWTH
DtIING YEAR

The coat ~ construction begun
in and around Amarillo during the
pnst year. according io tht, I'm.
ginccr n. u. Jones, runs TAR above
s2.Oo0. 900 there having been III
building permits issued during the
year authorizing the expenditure of
u total of -. f.iiD,50o In the cit,
limits alone. In addition to per-
mis issued 10y the city engineer.
the Kemp 4 kcil mill and cieya-
tor iasi east of the city limits, being
constructed ai cost 81 S'So'o"
w.s ul.n started during the past
year. The Amarillo Refining COM
pan,'s whining plant bcing con.
fructrd about three milcs cas-, oi
the ,it, rH the Fort Worth a Dcn'
Nrf railway vas bcgun during ioip
The csnmaici cost of this plant y
rot available.
Following Is n tabnlation by
months of the huilding permits is
sred by the city engineer. giving
tho number by months and the total
amounts of money involved:
sae
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-06

~ Associated rress
WASHINGTON. Jan. 6. A
dramatic story of eight months
hardship and degradation as a pris-
oner In Mexican bandit camp was
told today by Mrs. Cora lee Stur-
gls. n Nirginian. before senate
committee investigating the Moxi-
can situation. With tears In her
eyes. Mrs Sturgis told how her
aged mother. worn out by long snf-
iering and humiliation. died OF
starvation after their plantation
had been looted by the bandits and
now she had been forced 10 80 into
the hills and cut wood and OF q
.0i. '-arp 10 another camp with a
secret message from bandit 10 ban
uit sewea IN the sole OF her shoe
safe tndrr DsT
Americans were perfectly safe
under Dia1. she said
We had no trouble under
Nadsro. because tho people liked
n IN. We had 20 tfolb.e with
Iuer'a. and folks NJ wv pari Of fhs
ountry CiHrsa hardly irew -
hfm. our first trouble was IN 1915
when CarrpnEa sent troops to oar
section to dFi-e away tbs help. As
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-06
FIGHT ON REDS
WILL MEET WITH
MUCH OPPOSITION
PLAN 10 DEPORT uNDESiR-
AiiLf'S WILL TAKE LONG
TIME
LEGAL TALENT IS STRONG
Immigration Service Lacks Ncccs-
sary Men and Money Ia Handle
situation A. II should
iic.

Us Associal,d rrrs
WASHINGTON. Jan. :. The
governments campaign To rid the
nation Of more than 5000 aliens.
membership Of the communist ana
communist labor party arrested In
raids. promises To be a long drawn
out fight. department Of justice Of
ficials declared tonight. With the
radicals fortified by strong legal
talent. and "slush fund" TO fin
ance thei roppositlon 10 dcporta-
iion. and the immigration service
in,deqrately supplied either with
the men or the means Ia handle the
men or the means 10 handle the
situation. the help OF congress was
considered necessary by atidials.
Asks Congress For Funds
Anthony Caminetti. commissioner
general OF immigration. appeared
before the house appropriations
committee today with an appeal
for funds to allow expansion OF his
force TO deal wit hthe hands OF de-
'sns involved IN completing the
dcrorta'ion proceedings. The
commissioners rsted for more law
.cr- Department NJ Justice offic-
i9'- h-n r-0f~'eed assistance. but
tle need 'or a greater local staff
than is r prospect c,eu Nlih 'hr
hclr % hiiosncv General Palmer
staff wsY k5on'v fH'i ~ Can't
rr'tl said.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-06
Another Roundup
CT "Reds" Now On

~ AH'NN NAttM fNhH
NEW YORK. Jan. =. - The
sweeping ra.d against reds By
federal agents which nettod nearly
zoe prisoners last Friday night
were resumed at 5:3O tonight when
ten large automobiles and Two
army transport wagons lett the
local headquarters OF the depart
ment OF justice to round up COM
munists and other sedition-mongers
who escaped the first dragnet.
Chief Flynn announced later that
the New York raids were part "
another nationwide sweep which
he expected to bring as important
results as the raids on % cities
conducted last Friday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-06
Attack Musicians

DUBLIN. Jan. 5.--A party Of
musicians. motoring from nunenr-
van 10 Ardmnre county, Water
ford. was attacked today by e,cht
armed men. who punctured the
tires and netrol tan kof the machine
with revolver shots. The attacking
party overturned the automobile
md forced the musicians To walk
home.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-06
MAJORS DEATH DuE
To ACCIDENT. IL BEisiEt

NE wORI.EANS. La. Jan, g.
Major Harold $. Detrick. United
states army engineer In charge OF
Coyernment work on the Missis'
sinpi river In this district. who was
sho, and fatally wounued Ia his
residence here New Years night
was the victim of mistake brought
about by similarity In appearance
and street number OF his house a'
2O26 Robert Street and that oc-
rupied by Thomas Johnson. yard
master OF the Illinois Central rail
road AT so06 Robert street. accord
ing 10 q theory voiced tonigh, by
police.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-06
25 DEATHS DUE
TO EARTHQUAKE
SHOCKS CAUSE HEAVY DAMAGE
OVER WinE AnEA on
MENltO

MFNIco CITY, Jan. Dis
matches received acre this eVcn.Ei
confirm the earlier report OF nun
erous facilities and dGmascs "a
property over wide areas a. rcsui'
of saturday nights earlhqrasc. Th'
bodies Of - men and Tom'h were
recovered Monday from the riNe'
Rio Graudc at Riuco Nala, state o.
Vera Cruz. according to message
at the astronomical observatory.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-06
Lcg..latn,, Meet

- NstfH iatfu tHes
JACKSON. Miss. Janj. The
Mississippi legislature will begia It's
bicnnial session here tomorrow with
former governors Of iso states In
attendance as members.
Edmond y Noel. foii..'i govern.
or Mississippi. Is state senator frou.
Holmes county. and George l..
sheldon. former governor of Nc.
braska. Is Washington cCuniy's
representative In the house.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-06
American Woman Held
By Bandits Eight Months
Relates Tragic Story

n result We lost big crops. right on
the eve Of the harvest"
Il was nearly two years later
that some of the Sturgis family.
oompr slng Dr. Sturgis. dentist.
his wife. the witness today. and her
mother. was raided by federal SOL
diers who charged them with Civ
ing refuge To rebels.
soldiers Raid Home
Two OF Carranza's captains and
Cd io 90 sold crs came 10 our home
ava beat US with guns" Mrs. Strr.
rls lestified. when my husband
nttissied and reminded the bandits
ha' We were Americans they push
ed him aside and laughed. saying
'your government II only q bluff.
they found no rebels but they were
not satisfied and wanted 10 search
Wit hthem. told them | was an
~. -oof. Insisting that ! 70 up
american. not roof climber but
'hcv struck ne on the shoulder
tIta a gun."
y, --irs re~orted the raid 10
Ala. ,n-r'ran consr' = Froniero.
who advised the family 10 remain
lhe p...a.atlOu, the witness said
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-06
January 10 SET
For Ratification
Of Peace Treaty

PARIS. Jan. 5--The surcmc
council has tentatively set January
10 for the ratification OF the treaty
Of Versailles. The councils basis
for a settlement on the scapa
Flow sinking was handed over 10
BlrOn Won Lersner today and II
"a sannourccd that a nagreemen'
had been reached with the Ger
man delegation.
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sccl, To Dissolve iujam'i"n

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 5.-Appiica''on
for a writ Of supercedcs To over
rule the temporary injunction
Granted by Federal Judge Pollock.
~.oyember q. last. was flied in the
United States circuit court Of ap-
meals here to-day ev the district
a,,orney's office Tho injunction
permitted the sale and manufacture
of beer in the eastern halt Of ais-
souri A hearing on tho cppiica
lion IS expected tomorrow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-06
ONE HALF PER CENT BEER ILLEGAL
Granted Divorce;
Has IL Children

~ Associated rrsss.
MEXICO, Missouri. Jan. g.
Mrs. Rosa y. Stuart, who has been
married thirty six years and is tho
mother o twelve living children.
was granted divorce and 100000
nlimony today by the circuit court
OF Of Adrian county. In her petit
tion she stated her husband was
worth about $4,000. Her bill,
whlc hcharged non-suppori. was
not contested
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-06
Asks Congress For Funds
HOUSE TO VISIT $685..

Nv ,rs~-lr'eg' r-~ss
NEW YORK. Jan. 5.-Colone'
=. ". House. who has now virtually
recovered from the Illness from
witch he was suffering when he
returned from Paris after having
served at the peace conference wilt
leave for his home m Ius'in
Texas. the latter part ot i'is week
for further rest.
In - s'nteirent today he eArlaln-
Ell that his trip had no poliiic1'
cignificance.
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More Jap Troops
Sent to Russia
.ly ssene 49, "a.
HONOLULU.

HONOLULU. Jan. 5-,llcavy
japanese reinforcoments have been
rushed TO lrktusk to aid the forces
OF Admiral Kolchak there. accord
ing to cable message from Toxic
to the Nippi jill. japanese daily
newspaper here.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-06
sovr g,ILwAy CHANGES
WILL tsE CONTINUED

WASHINGTON. Jan. Some Of
The changes in railroad operation
adop,ed during the period Of gov
crnment control will he continue'l
ae,rr the roads are ietnrned to pri-
vste operation March l. The asso-
eiatioa Of railway executives ai meet
,nss now being held In Washington
arr carefully considering all Of the
changes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-06

DALLAS, Texas. Jan. 5.--S. >
English. general managcr of IN,
Gulf Division. Western Union Telc
graph company. died suddenly o,
heart trouble az his home heg,
shcrtly before midnight ionighi. u
was - years of aEe.
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W- ,GrNC IN INCREASE
Top PgSriL EMPLOYEES


KANSAS CITY. Jan. s.-The con-
rrcssional committee investigating
rosial salaries will arrive here to-
morrow TO spcnd two days In hear
iugs Supervisors 81 employees. spec
isl clerks. post office clerks. letter
curriers'. rural delivery carriers. rail-
rfv rosial clerks anf second. third
ma fourth class pottmnsters from
Missouri Kansas. oklahoma and
Texas will appear bcfbrc the commit
Tee.