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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-20
PERRYTON READY !
FOR CELEBRATION
SEVERAL REPRESENTATIVES, OF
PANHANDLE IL MBER co. TO
ATTEND no AFFAIR

Included In the large number u per.
fon~ who viii BE- In attendance upon
the celebration ~ perryton today and
tomorrow. viii be- many managers Of
yards ~ the Panhandle Lumber com.
psnv. g. T.. GRAY. e psiDpa. Ray Nc.
CaSlim. u Spcarman. u. n. Wakefield.
~ rookcr. ". T.. Blake and J. NJ. Webb
Of Amarillo. auditors. all ~ whom as.
sisted In uperlng the first lumber yard
iH a., new town y year ago. and J. W.
Had. II Slaton. and L. ID. Sanders.
~ Woodward. Okla. viii be the repre-.
s"niativcs Il the concern who will at.
tend.
Hundreds Il persons are expected 20
81 on IN. special trains over the new
santa - branch from Shattuck. OKLA.
o. rcrrvtun. SPEECHES athletics and
either forms vi amus-mcnts are en-.
poct'd To- bring entertainment To the
visitors AT the first anniversary Of Per.
rytons birth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-20
Veteran of Civil War
Says He is Deserter;
Wants Record Cleared

LEAVENwoRTH. Kans. Aug. IL
Samuel T. King - years old. n resident
II Joplin Mo. appeared today at the
United States disciplinary barracks M
Fort i.cavenworih. and asked that he
be- locked up as dcscrtcr. or else that
his civil war record be- cleared
King wcpt while telling his story O.
Lieutenant Colonel Ohio Roscnbaum.
assistant commandant ~ the prison.
Colonel Roscnhaum refused to hold the
aged veteran. aand said the matter
would bc investigated
King had documents which showed
thai d. vRs honorully discharged Feb.
rusry 10. iNes. un q surgeons ccrtin.
cate of disability. issued 10y the adiu.
iant general 1T Missouri Tie also
showed papers from the bureau 81 rec.
urds and pensions In Washington. ID.
g. which stated that he had twice de-
serted IN 1851. being convicted of de.
s-ition hV court martial between the
time ~ the two alleged offcnScs. King
told the assistant commandment that u
he II q de@eitcr he wanted o. bc lnck,d
up. o. clear his record. should King =
record be- cleared. ssrmv officers DE-.
clarcd h. would he entitled e. more than
s2O.0oe In back pensions.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-20
PRESIDENT IS BACK
To NORMAL WEIGHT
ARTICLE DECLARES
INTERVIEW NJ GRtysON TELLS
or THINGS EXECUTIVE DOES
IN "NORNtL WAY"


WASHINGTON. Aug. ie.-Presidcnt
Wilson has rcrained his normal weight
Of i7a pounds. according 10 an article
appearing to-day In the Washington
Times. quoting Rear Admiral Cary T.
GraysOn. the presidents personal physi.
clan. as having made that stntcmeu,
today. The article depicts also. "ac.
cordinE 10 DR.. Grayson." the things the
president docs IN normal day" nj
the White House, including the fol
lowing:
EXERCISES his left arm by extending
and Withdrawing u.
"Shavcs himself sometimes with y
safety razor. Climbs stairs with n
cane Ia exercise his leg muscles
Dictates rapidly. and frequently
writes shorthand notes of what he
wants done.
Uses an indellhle pencil Ia sign most
letters 90 department officials"
AZ the White House. II was said to
night that Dr. Graysun was out ~ the
city. anad not expected To- return until
tomorrow. Secretary Tumulty also was
out II town. and NO other official would
comment un the article.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-20
ARE NOT CoNQuERERs"

MOSCOW. Aug ~. We are not
cunquercrs. and shall ",acuatc Polish
territory Immediately Poland gives us
guarantees that the Polish republic has
abandoned its aggressive policy and IN
resolved to commence peaceful. con.
sentative work"
This was one ~ the statements made
hy NJ Danishevski. chairman ~ the
soviet arinisiice delegation al the open.
ING &C the itusso.Iulish conference ut
Minsk. according L. details of his
speech. Just received here.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-20
IIOlD GEORGE TO MEET
ITALIAN PREMIER MONDAY

LICl.HNE swift. Aug. ia.-Dtyid
Lloyd George. British Premier. arriv.
81 here to-day. To the correspondent
~ the Associated Press Mr. I.luy,l
George said that up to the pr,acnt the
onl, offi, bal meeting that had been ar.
ranged was en- with Signor Girnliiti
tho Italian premier. This probably
would take place next Monday.
The private secretary ~ Mr.. LLOYD
Gspfge ssserted tosis~ that there Was
10 truth IN the report that the pre.n.
Ter intended a. visit the United states
and Canada IN October.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-20
FRANCE TELLS MENICO
WHAT siiE MUST DO

PARIS. Aug. ~ - The French gov.
crnmcn; has madc known a. Felix y.
I'alavacini. 81. Mexican envoy extra.
ordinary a. France. the conditions
which mus, be- fulfilled by the present
Mexican government II Il wishes 10 be
recognized by France after the elections
held IN September. The conditions are,
First. lndcmnitics for Frenchmen
killed IN Mexico. aud also reimburse.
ment Tor damages done 10 the bust
ncsses of French nationals.
Second. Restitution " cash reserves
taken from French hanks.
Third. tcnewsl ~ payments II In.
terest on the Mexican national debt To
France
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-20
DAILY NEWS REPRESENTATIVES co TO PERRYToN
TO GET FIRST HAND ACCOUNT OF AFFAIRS THERE

To To Il tina ii Panhandle d
seeking ln addition Ia give
Ihr while
Lindsey Yuma publ"r aud samnsr Ram n,anas nc
~ this frtryton
with % 'hou>and a" this sdi.n To be- Distributed ns
founding
saupreh ns,e ~ the celebration iiSsf.
af
Nman nd .. T. scheduled
da behalf f the candidacy q" Vat >ef ior
in afternoon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-20
BRYAN I0rS Not PLAN
ACTIVE StfPORr or cox

w Negotiated frrss
OKLAHOMA cry. Aug is--wn.
liam ! Brypn ~ not contemplating nr.
tive Suppoft u Governor Cox. Demo.
cratic presidential nominee. IN the com.
Ing camfmirn. ~ declared ~ 4 state.
ment tonight when his tain strpi.ed
here on tho wav frum purccii. Okla.
houn 20 The north
Mr.. BRYAN spoke In Purcell today hut
Il was not known where he was going
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-20
POLISH OFFENSIVE
IS IN FULL SWING
ALONG WIDE FRONT
FORCES ADVANCING WITH UNDI.
MiNiSIIED SPEED tS BOis
SiIENlkI FLEE.
RED ARMIES SEPARATED
i.igin Wing l. In Critical Condition
aud Central Corps Being Held
Before Warsaw-l.eft Wing
Il Routed.

| By Associated Press
J PAItIS. Aug. l9.-POlish forces are
advancing with undlminislicd speed
along the line running north 81 Warsaw
10 WlOdawa, about 40 miles southeast
OF Warsaw. Principal interest, how.
ever. attaches o. the maneuyers ~ Gen.
cral pilSudSki's f0rces. Massed reserves
which he had concentrated at Ivan.
gorod. southeast 81 the capital, have
advanced 60 miles in 3 days and affected
u junction with another army operating
from Cholmu. United, these armies are
within ~ miles ~ the strongly fortified
iIrest. I.itoysk. 100 miles east % War.
Jaw, nj noon "wednesday, and have NOW
prObae!, reocrupled that Important cen.
ter ~ communications, which the Reds
late "Wednesday night were reported 60
be hurriedly evaruating.
Initial Aim Attained.
Tho initial tactical aim IL this ma.
ncuvcr T,ys military experts. II already
more than attained. as the left wing IL
the Bolshcyiki army. based ON BIcst.
l.itovsk. has become separated. the Red
center IN being held before the forts IL
WARSAW and ON the right they are re-
ported IN IA critical condition.
According 10 the latest news the Poles
have almost reached their next objective
the course u the middle Bug below
Brest. Litovsk. Once this In attained. u
Ii believed the retreat of the Bolshevlki.
concentrated In the Siedic region. will
bs cut of and they will be with only
one way 20 retire beyond the Bug.
North Army Advancing.
This II hv way Of the Warsaw.B Bal.
stok high rp'i
North b. Narew River. The Pol.
ish left v,nr is continuing to advance
and In now well up In the fork between
the Narcw and Bug rivers. making n
converting attack on the Pultusk
bridgehead. In the center the Poles are
rapidly driving the Reds back on the
upper Bug between Chlechanow and
Drochczyn.
In the region 81 Thorn, In the DanziR
corridor northeast ~ Warsaw fresh
troops have appeared an the scene.
They surrounded the Red attachments
which reached the vistula river and re.
moved all danger 90 communications lie.
tween Warshaw and DanIig by the Wis.
tula and also cleared the railroad from
Danzig Ia Soldau.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-20
LEADER OF OPPOSITION TELLS NASHVILLE CITIZENS
THAT SUFFICIENT NUMBER TO VOTE DOWN
RESOLUTION HAVE SIGNED PLEDGE
BRIBERY CHARGES ARE INVESTIGATED
Publication Of Aas Alleging Attempts Made by Supporters Of
Amendment to Brbe Member Feature Of Days
Development--Probe Started
at Once ~.
~ THE ASSOCIATED PRES

BN THE ASSOCIATED
NASHVILLE Tenn- Aug is-The Tennessee house tomorrow
will rcsend m action Of rafyns the federal suffrage smcndmsn
Speaker Seth Walker leader Of the opposition declared tonight
meeting Of Nashville citizens opposed to suffrage
Mr. Walker declared forty members Of the house already
had signed pledge reconsider and that three would Sign
tonight and several others expected join them before the
house meets tomorrow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-20
ASLEEP TWO WEARS
u NOW CONSCIOUS

wUKESHA. Wis. Aug Ia
Mrs Clara Jorgcnson. Racine.
VIM has been asleep nj the
county asylum for more than ,
years. has regnincd conscious.
ness.
\ sisterinlaw ~ Mrs Iorg.
enson's visited the institution
bringing with her her six.y ear.
old son. u u thought that N.
child awakened the memories
In the woman's mind that r..
stored her to normal cuadl.
tion. During her STAY Il he
hospital Mrs iorrensan has
been completely helpless.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-20
WEATHER
Humidity Data.

Yves, Texas: Friday. partly cloudy;
probably showers and coolcr In the
Panhandle. Saturday. partly cloudy:
probably showers In the Panhandle and
extreme west portion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-20
HUGE FUND RAISED
BY INTERESTS FOR
c. D. P. F|GHT--C0X
CHARGES At LEAST FIFTEEN
MILLION DOLLARS HAVE
liEEN 81 BSCRiIIED
PLEADS FOR LEAGUE. PACT
Democrataic Nominee In Ills Indiana
Speech Den0unces Republican
Plan FOR Separate Peace
With TcutOn Powers

w. Associated Press.
SOUTH BEND. Ind. Aug. 10
Charges that al least 10000, 1OO
are being contributed Ia the Re.
publican campaign fund by selfish
interests were made today by Gov
ernor Cox. Democratic presidential
candidate. during the course of two
addresses. opening the campaign,
THAT is it, low mark" he said.
'and the sky apparently IN the
limit In Ohio s5OO.OOO was raised
IN the twinkling 81 an eye. They
have subdlvided America into seven
districts. and influential men repre-.
srnting selfish and greedy interests
are passing the hat. They are try.
Ing to buy governmental under.
hold"
Topics Discussed
Pleas for the league Of nations. d..
nunciation al what he said was the
Republican plan Tor separate peace
with Germany. promises of tax rcluc.
lions and problems of the high cost ~
living were other features Of Governor
COx's address. lie spoke tu u crowd ci
several thousand labUrCrs today On the
court HOUSE square, again at a banquet
Of the Indiana Democratic Editors as
ROciatiun. and later tonight at another
large public meeting In the coliseum.
With Republican campaign funds n
SPECIAL object of the governors attack.
he declared that Wall Street interests
were planning 10 "emasculatc" the fed.
eral reserve act. la event of a Repub.
licsn victory. by providing that bank.
ers only shall he eligible 10 q federal
reserve hoard membership. 90 secure
power over credits and interest rates.
Wants Packers Regulated
Governor Cox also urged federal reg.
ulatiOn ~ packers and other cold stor.
age concerns. with time limits for stOr
age ~ fOOdstuffs.
To his audience Of editors. comprising
about SOC. Governor Cox discussed the
print paper situation. urging rc.foresta.
ton. invclghing against a print paper
combination. and declaring manipulation
and panic has contributed To the paper
shortage He suggested federal super.
vision. He also took sharp exception
Ia Senator llartling's depreciation " the
disappearance uf political organizations
Discusses Suffrage
Tcnncsscc's ratification of the woman
suffrage amendment brought from the
candidate. IN his advocacy II the league.
thu statement that war is more impos.
slblc to-day than yesterday"
Because. thank Gud," he added. the
mothers ~ America have a voice now
IN saying when war shall or shall not
be-"
rraising women as progressive. in.
tuitiyc AMI patriotic" Governor Cox
continued. II think they are going To-
help things. Their mother instinct g.
going To stay the hand ~ war. and
that In itself is sufficient 10 justify the
cause of woman suffrage"
The league, Governor Cox declared.
is necessary to Keep faith with the
boys who died In France" and also. he
said. Involves the purse. the home. the
happiness and the sclfrcspcct uf every
man. woman aud child.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-20

Another event which electrified the
audience 81 more than 1000 persons was
the reading of hitherto unpublished
letter from Governor Cox. the Demo
cratic presidential nominee. under date
81 August 10. To Giles l.. Evans. of
FAYETTEVILLE. Tenn. president NJ the
Tennessee bar association. In which the
nominee discussed section %. article ..
of the Tennessee constitution. Upon
this clause II based the contention OF
suffrage opponents that this icgisia
tust MA no legal right 10 pass upon the
amendment.
Provision of Article
The article provides that no assembly
should act upon n proposed amendment
unless u should have been elerted after
'uhmlssiOn u the measure io the states
~ congress The legislature was elect
cd in November 1918. and the amend.
mcnt was not submitted until several
months later. Mr.. Evans had written
Governor Cox explaining the provision
and asking for an opinion.
u know enough ~ the south. or nj
least ] believe ! do. to appreciate your
feeling with reference Ia your own IT,.
tcrnational affairs" the nominee r..
piled. "Our platform has made u very
positive declaration ON the 18th amend.
mcnt and. ~ you win nj once recog.
nizc. the policy ~ that document he.
comes my own ms well. At the same
time. | shall endeavor To speak the
policy IL the platform To maintain the
prophecies which your letter sets forth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-20

In the course of his discussion ~
party government. senator Harding
also praised the House 81 Representa-.
tivrs and the federal courts and de-.
cIar-d his opposition Ia that new cult
I'm American poli,ics which prcclaims
that everything that IT, IL had"
Dwelling at length IN the scnatc's
rule - unlimited debate. the nominee
said there WAS not "a more helpful thing
In all our populr agoycrnment In n
passing reference To- the rarely invoked
clnturc rule adopted at the rccommen.
daiiun - President Wilson he declared
tn rule had hern postponed bv IAN
executive who looked upon the proceed.
inrs ~ the senate with more az less
contempt"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-20

Tn. senator also referred To the sen.
at. nbusi.r last year which blocked
several hig appropriation bills In the
lasi dtys IL the Democratic congress
and sid that while b. did not approve
at the time. the development had saved
about a billion dollars by putting the
supply measures over into the Ecpubli.
.tln congress succeeding.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-20
4 Very Wise Plan

II have no hesitation In saving that
section 70. ~ article =. ~ the Tennessee
constitution N very wise plan. n
ought 10 he adopted In all states.
Whether II II In conflict with the fed.
erai constitution as recently interpreted
u another matter. Most lawyers with
whom ! have talked believe that II Il
now. However. II II not within my
province Ia make the declaration"
The vote In the house when u con.
CURED In the action ~ the senate and
completed ratification WIS a. Ia a.. Mr.
Walker. In order to reserve 10 himself
alone the privilege 81 moving fnr ~.
consideration during the two legislative
days following. changed his vote flom
may" Ia ave" and the roll call was
recorded as 90 Ia a.. The speaker did
not attempt today o. move for recon.
sidoration. but must do 80 before adj.
iuurnmcnt tomorrow II he would re-.
serve the sole right Il taking such nc.
tinn After that time any momhcr Of
The house may offer such riuiiun
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-20
Explained in Detail.

isNlflhHlluk w ueitll MS conception OF
party sponsorship. senator Harding said
u meant government u laws rather
than of men" In which the executive.
Legislative and judicial branches should
each function within it, own cOnstltu-
iional limitations. In this division ~
Authority, he declared. the senate was
IN REALTY the security II stable popular
government The privilege ~ extended
debate and the rule that two.thirds rae
required To ratify a treaty were cited
as senate safeguards against lll.con.
sld"red action. The speech WAS deliv.
cred from the front porch and was
ch-crcd by a delegation of members and
former members ~ the Ohio legislature.
II WAS the second the senator had de.
ll,rrcd today. group ~ Civil War
veterans from kcntun. Ohio. having In.
durcd him To- make bs icf talk when
they paid him q noon day visit. In his
speech t. them he reiterated his belief
that u was Tor American rights that
the nation entered the world war.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-20
Has Membership of %.

The house has membership uf ~
and the vote ~ the % present ycstcr.
dav gave the suffragisis majority ~
only .
They claimed however that two ~
the absent Solnns were suffrage advo.
Gates and their presence Tomorrow u
the opposition failed to add g. their
strength. would afford them n majority
of four.
" as Mr. Walker declared thr". al.
ditiunal members wee o. iuin the a.
pledged Ia rescind ratification. the up.
position would have safe majority and
the upssttlng ~ ratification world BE-
impossihl. e. head OF
Failure ~ ant..suffage leaders dur.
inE The dhv to attempt to force tho
lower house II the legislature a. recon.
slider its action of Yesterday In raiify.
Ing the woman suffrage amendment
was ovcrshsdnwcd In interest by the
luanrhlrg ~ county grand jury In.
Vestigation int" charges that improper
Influences had been brought a. bear
on members ~ the lcgislatur, IN their
consideration ~ the measure.
Continued on PaEe Eighth
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-20

tween vcnomous assault ON the integ.
riiy uf the courts and the momcntary
clamOr about eliminating the senate
frun the responsibility In federal gov.
ernments. ! do not know whether the
idea Is one imported from the peace
council nj Paris, or whether u In a re-
flick 70 the mob mentally who has broken
cut In revolution In various places In
Eui ope."
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Continued on Pare Eighth
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1920-02-05
How Low Rates Are Secured
for Farmers.

"The federal land banks are not per-
mitted TO charge any rate of interest
except that which the board may pre-
scribe, and the rate of interest which
the farmer is required to pay may new
er exceed one per cent in excess Of the
rate upon the bonds.
eff they can sell the bonds at three
per cent, the farmer under the terms
gets the benefit; he gets it at four
and In addition to that pays one per
cent for amortization, which would
make the cost of the money five per
cent, including all of the expenses of
the operation of the bank and the one
per cent for amortization.
Now the value of the loan to the
farmer is very great. Not only is he
assured of his credit for thirty-three
or thirty-six years If he wants 1t. but
he knows that nobody can force the
earlier payment Of the principal of the
loan except upon his own default. On
the other hand, If he happens to be
prosperous and finds that he has earned
enough money to pay the loan before
maturity, he is allowed to pay it in full
or any part, at any time after five
years"
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1920-02-05

woods tod Marion. mere was a cneSt
there holding some rare costumes be-
longing to his uncles collection. "Oh
you must see some Of them. The very
thing" added the lady with ANNA.
ton. 1--WE are all invited to the fancy
eress ball and you and 1 Will select
some unique dress for the occasion"
She selected for Marion a beautiful
white robe made of the finest silk. with
curious patterns worked in it in pearls
aad many colored gems. 1t was a de
EShtiul occasion, the function they at
Tended Alan was devoted in his Serv-
ice to Marion. She had never been so
happy and his sister seemed to smile
on the budding hopes of these two low.
erS.
Marion had strolled into. the lantern.
lit garden for GOODNESS after a waltz.
Suddenly she was seized b. two tawny-
skinned, Strange-loOking men. and n
handkerchief saturated with some pun.
gent liquid pressed over har face. She
came back to consciousness to find her
self In lighted unfurnsled room w.
ing on a pallet Of straw. AS she opened
her eyes one of the meE approached
her. He made a low Obeisance with a
gesture of deep respect.
'The dress" he said, pointing to the
one Marion wore. THE sscred robe of
Nishti. Lady, you will remove from
our people far away in India a curse,
you VIII save the peace Of mind. per-
haps the life Of Sahib Tresham and
his Siscer, by giving it over to us. 1t
was taken from our looted temple.
precious relic for centuries We traced
it here. See, here is a long cloak We
will retire. Deliver to US the dress and
all Will be we'll"
Alan Gresham was frantlcally scour-
ing The country until he came upon
Marion returning from her strange ed-
venture She told him her story. In
return ne told her One-love's OVID
sweet ssory. never old, always the acme
Of life fJudeSt romance.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1920-02-05
Notice of Judicial Sale
OF Valuable Real Estate


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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1920-02-05
White Pine SchOOI Report

Report Of the White Pine
school for the third and fourth
months.
Upper Room 9Th, 7th and 9th
RCaCes.
Third month; enrolment. bows
3. girls l6; total %.
Daily attendance; boys 8; Urls
10; total %.
Per cent Of attendance: bows
100; girls 81; total 81.
Pupils perfect in attendance;
Gene and Winnie Ayers, EuIa,
Rome and Edna Ferguson. Claud
Wilson. Dennis Wease, Callie and
Dollie Sinners. Eta Whipkey. Vi
olet Ball, Bessie Ankrom, Virgil.
Ara and Alma Kelley.
Fourth month enrolment bows
=, kris Is, total "a.
Daily attendance. boys 8. girls
~, total q.