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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-19
OBITUARY
Funeral fer Richard Miller, Jr.

Funeral fer Richard Miller, Jr.
Funeral services for Richard Miller,
Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Mil
Ter, of Fords, will be held tomorrow
at IL o'clock from the home of his
parents. Interment will be at Lodi.
Mrs. Catherine Freeman.
Mrs. Catherine Freeman, widow of
the Bernard Freeman, formerly a
resident of Woodbridge, died Saturday
night at her home, 359 Elm street.
Mrs. Freeman Is survived by three
daughters and a son, John Freeman,
Mrs. O'Keefe, Mrs. Rinalder Johnson,
of Tottenville and Mrs. William Bush
man, of Stapleton, wife of the engi-
neer who was killed in the train
wreck at Dongan Hills, Staten Island,
Friday morning and whose funeral
vas held this morning. Funeral SER
vices for Mrs. Freeman will be held
tomorrow morning from her late resi-
dence followed by solemn requiem
mass at st. Mary's church at 8
o'clock. Interment will be in st.
James cemetery, Woodbridge.
Mrs. Josephine jackson
Mrs. Josephine C. Jackson, seven
ty-nine- years old, widow of the late
David Il. Jackson, died last NIGHT at
her home, 70 Smith street, after n
brief Illness. Mrs. Jackson was born
in New York City November 8, 1910,
and had resided in this city a number
of years. She Is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. l.. ]. Camp, of Jersey
City, and Mrs. l.. G. Jensen, of this
city, seven grandchildren and six
great grandchildren. Funeral serv-
ices will be held at her late resi-
dence tomorrow night at s o'clock.
Rev. Frederick d. Neidermeyer, pas
tor of the First Presbyterian church,
will oficiate. Interment will be in
Metuchen on Wednesday at the con-
venience of the family.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-19

Everyone knows when he sees a flag
lown at half-Iuast that it Is a sign Of
aourning, but few have any idea how
he custom originated. 1t arises from
he old naval rule that the sign Of SUBJ
mission was the lowering of the flss
" the vanGriShed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-19
Released I'm Rail.

lbU bINN COTreSpOndent.
NEW BRUNSWICK, Jan. 19.-John
Simon the owner of the money max
ing machine secured by Detectives
Long and Gutowski in New York after
Simon had pulled a $500 job in Perth
Amboy, was released in $500 cash
bail on Saturday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-19
OUTGOING SHIP CARRYING
LIQUOR IS DISABLED Off n ],
BD Tile Associated Press.

DU TIC ASSOc1uteu Press.
NEW YORK. Jan. 19-The freight
er Yarmouth, disabled off Cape May,
N. j., during q storm was being towed
to e York today by the Coast
Guard Cutter Itasca, according fo
wireless reports. The craft left this
port yesterday for Havana with a
cargo of liquor valued at $4,000. 900.
of British registry. She flies the col
ors Of the Black Star Line Steamship
Corporation, the first company of the
kind owned entire,y by Negroes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-19
.heeda 70 q. Shown

A Missouri merchant advertises:
draperies, cretonnes and some heavier
stuff for making kimonos Of. / don't
know what a kimono is. but that's
what it's for. anyhow.r-Boston Tran
Ses.;nf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-19
Shipping News
TIME OF HIGH TIDE TODAY
Dcrth Anhnc Con m k.E2 1

TIME OF HIGH TIDE TODAY
Perth AmbOS, G:29 Il. m, 6:53 y.
m.
CLEARED
SIS st. Regis for New Nitus, Cuba.
In ballast.
ARRIN ED
SIS (Br) Matura from New York with
a cargo of refined and crude asphalt,
from Trinidad, for Barber Asphalt
Works.
NOTICE TO MARINERS
AS weather permits salvage plant
is engaged in raising the barge So
cony No. 6, sunk about 5A miles n
u w from Wolf Trap light, Chesa-
peake Bay. The government has
placed a lighted buoy at the site and
there also a number Of other spar
mooring buoys placed about the
wreck. Vessels are requested to give
wreck a wide berth when passing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-19
Poor Pussy's a

The restless curl in the end of q kit.
tens tail is attributed by French peas
ants to a supposititious worm. 1t Is
a common practice Of theirs to chop
off the end of the tail, to save the
animal suffering.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-19
The Ono

At a dinner Of TIE Builders associa.
ton the president gave a neat TURF
20 u of his remarks. Said he: ~
poor foundation win in the end aus
the collapse Of everything but scan
datl.r-Boston Transcript.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-19
Found Guilty of Assault.

81 St0T C~0ffeSDONueHt
NEW BRUNSWICK, Jan. 10
Adrian Snedeker of Dayton was found
guilty by jury this morning of a
charge of assault and battery prefer
red by ]. w. Erickson of Dayton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-19

GIRL for cooking and first floor work;
3 in family $50 a month. Apply Mrs.
Stuart, 1914 Watching Ave-, Plain
field, N. j.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-19

GOOD Washwoman for Tuesdays. FL
High ST.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-19

12242-1-19-it Dew Mon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-04
BOIL WORM GAINS
OVER COTTON BELT.
trION SPREADS " MI
STATES EN'Ei'r TENtS
A\D Alik A\StS.

~ i.soritt,l rofs
WSlllNGTON. April Roll Wee
VII inicstatiun gained IN every state
OF tho cotton belt except Arkansas
and Tcyas last year and Is now ap.
prol hing the limits Of cotton pro-
ducilon on the northern edge OF the
belt tho department OF agricullur"
u, ports.
approximately 2l.so0 square
mile. became infested dur,ue th'
'rar Rapid advance was nni'
northWard aloug the eastern portion
10 ftho line of inicslltion iu Tcuncs-
500. Georgia. South Carolina aud
Nortn Carolina \ .lieht recession
occurred entirely across ArNansH
where the Wrryil lost ground Go the
extent oi $50, fuUur miles Upi in
Texas over an area of about 200.
square miles About ll'.uun square
miles remained uniul,stod. The V'"-
,l was found to .cnr 'u tho noun
,uius of Arizona ou Wild cotton plant
H.' has not N,' ,iUrk"l iN" r1IN.
t.f.H cotton iu inHi stat"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-04
SENATE. IS READY
FOR ARMY BILL;
PLAN EARLY VOTE
DEBATE O\ pItDrOSED Lh.iS.
i.NTlO\ Will BEGIN
MONDAY.
ny Associated Pros

Nv Associated rrrr
WASHINGTON. Anil The
Senate cleared the way today Tor
consid, ration OF legislation propo.
ing establishment NJ d"imit" mili-
tary policy Dehnt" ou the army re-.
organization blll framed hy lhe SEN
ate Military Committee is To begin
Monday. and It's pas,age iu about ten
days or two weeks s predicted by
senate leaders
The hll differs radically from the
House measure passed March u, ~
that II provides Tor compulsory mil.
tary training. consolidation of thr
national guard. regular army. and
reserves composed Of trained men
into one citizens army and also for
n general staff eligibility sNslom-
similar Ia that In the French army
The House hill left M" compulsnt'
military training issue Tor separate
legislation and retained the general
features of the present army organ
iaation with provision Tor r'cuId'
establishment ot 100000 enlisted
men and 1900 officers as com.
pared with .SO.0Oo and $4,000 &C.,
spcctively IN the Senate bill
The military training provision D.
expected to cause q iignt in ihc sen
ate. although leader, predicted final
scceptauoc bv that hCd', wni,l
would transfer the battle io the con-
ference of the two houses
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-04
SCHOOL DIRECTORS
FOR YEAR CHOSEN
rom NI'NuiHS ~ ril.p Nii
IIIt1Ip MtIitsn ! ~
POSITION

The trrul ,lru.pu of iu,ic.. to'
,lo ArliilIu lulruoudnut Seniul
District $3.50. held yesterday - M
count house, four directors h"ins
elected to the board tc nll ,acdr'',,
.ud without opposition. The dirce-
ior. elected atp " Rus,ru I ~.
uHrr-. G. a. pi,nn and " N. Flea
nixon. trp lut,r br'uv rr clr tod.
o. Ciiyu v.~ in thvI;' 'i ta'
election Vote. ps' ttialcd lat, go
I.up Ton Tho .nut Cndidui", named
.bo," v''h tho c,cr9t'oN pl ih''" ~
tour sruttotiur ballot. rlr UuW.
hrr of ynin- 'l,' wa " little ltayir"
than usual this hrUr attributed io
tho count, hospital bond election at
many of the voter. loo 30 s''rUr ]
lctoss 'hc Nal and cast hI.'H- 'u'
directors
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-04
THREE SHER|FFS
TRY To IDENTIFY
MAN HELD HERE
PERSON Bl.LiENID To ~ NAV
WANTED NJ MI>EOLA ~
ARRESTED HERE

With ihre" sherfls In AmarlllU
making efforts 10 identity young
man. giving the name uf Larry Ben
n"tt lilackmnn. age about 2h. II II
believed that n will not take long 10
find out whether he " an alleged
murderer, a witness IN a murJrr ease
or - pclson not corpected with Il at
ali. The sh"rlffs working on the
ctsr are sheriff ]. {. Terry OF plaln.
view. sheriff A. q. Porter OF rula
and sheriff Eur'on Roach aud his
deputies
\ telegram was received in Plain
view by sheriff Terry. stating that
d certain party named Claud ".
lllackmnn was wanted nj Mlneola.
Texas. for alleged murder. and that
his uncle might be shielding him
there lnyestigation showed that
The person believed 10 have beer the
uncle had Just left there for ANA
rillc yesterday mrrning. A message
was immediately sent to sheriff
Porter of Tulia. who boarded thh
train for Amarillo
A careful search VI parties on the
train failed Ia reveal the pcrIog he
ing looked for The person believed
To be him Was followed down town
and tlkeu into custody while near
,he court house. While he was on
the train, II Is iaid that he was un-
usually uacOnccrned
When the NOung IN was seen at
the county jail Yesterday afternoon
by a Daily News r<orter. he de-
olarcd that he lad worked In Plain
view i've ~ sN days In the Crystal
Cafe. lie said that he had ~ eyious-
lN worked un rarch near Dumas.
foNas, and WAS on bis wav 10 Qdit-
man. TrNit to a>pear as witness
IN murder cast. April %.
lie told the reporter that his M
Gle. Bethel liluckman. vas Killed In
S"pt'mh'r OF Octubei. 1915. gnt
that hp WAS q witness u Is alleged
that tie shooting WAS done by Claud
~ ihckman. and gCoorGing 10 a
telegram received from the sheriff
az Quilman. a slt0 reward has been
offered for his capture
The youue man in custoov her,
declared tn the reporter that hii
mann" was Larry bennett Blackman.
ana that h. IS IN uutle OF The man
wanted
A search MAS made OF the suit
case of the Young man. and Il show
cd tablet with tae name OF &c. ".
l'lacEm1n' ON II, Letters were
found In his possession addressed 10
~ Bennou One was from Jessc.
WE, Ark, dated March ~. These
letters had reference 90 &C.. ". n"
and had those Initials mentioned.
stating that things were getting in
60 an awful shape.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-04
NORTH KANSAS TO TEXAS
PANHANDLE is VISITED
BY heavy SNOW STORM
NY run ASSOCIATED PRESS.

KANSAS CITY, April 3An Easter blizzard that ragged all
day central western and northwestern Kansas and parts
Of Missouri and the southwest extending the Texas Panhandle
continued umabate1 tonight.
Over and northwestern Kansas the drifting
badly tonight Concorda reporting drifts from five six feet deep
Snow pows work in that Of the state and trains
being pu through with difficulty -Four trains, passen.
ger train reported stalled drifts branch of the
Atchson Topeka Santa Fc Railroad II estimated that from
six inches foot OF had fallen central western and
northern Kansas during the day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-04
IIoOp
pNSSINC uIGll MlRh

fn
CHATTANOOGA Tenn 'prl .
The Tennessee, River flood 0t cN-
pcctcd to reach 30. crest at g. feet
recording to Weather Observer Pin.
drl ni ChaturourI which means
thl many more industrial plants
ma, rc closed 100 addition 'o DO"
large number already affected hy the
hrh water Railroads entering chat.
uu,uea 1rr gradually overcoming
the obstacles caused hy flood waters
Refugees of the ourN.ur districts ate
briuc housed u school hou r. ARMY
nold Kitchens sent into 'b" city from
ForI Orlcthorpc has h"ru placed ''
the various huildlng. Ovor l.""'
families have hrcn removed from lh'
danger zone.
Reports from surrounding '"lh
tics IN Tennessee and north Georgia
declare that al streams Jr" ou -
rampage
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-04
GENERAL RAILROAD TIE.UP
THREATENED BY WORKERS
WALk-OUT IS HELD ILLEGAL
nY TnE AssOcIArEn pREss.

CHICAGO April 3RArosds Chicago area tonight faced
the possibility of general te.up Of terminal operations before
Monday result of the strike Of swtehmen on the Chicago
Milwaukee ST. Paul Railroad declared illegal by Brotherhood of
Railroad Tranmen officers and the wakout Of $50 swchmen
poyed by the Chicago Junction Railroad belt line serving the
stock yards
All swmen the Chicago railroad district would walk
une the demands Of the strikers for wage granted
according John Crunau president Of Chicago Yardmen Asoe
alton, declared outlaw union by brotherhood officers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-04

b. Associated I.r..
CLEVELAND. ohio. Apr.
llpJrr.r birth rate 300 t'...
fnrna i- ZOO huh and their H.n.
dltd ui living 800 low. that u.'
immigration puli,, other ihlH
r.lr,iuu Vill tr.ult boz the uil.
mltc destruction ut iH" \w,fI
can population iu 'b" west.
not 200 tby whole United States.
\ $ Ntlu,h,. publi~her "' 'nr
Sacramento Bee. asserted TODAY
90 % luncheon address h"i'r'
30. ,Iit club
The Japanese have neither
tho ability. the drsirr nor tho
powrr under thcir government
to hr,pu, Citizen. uf ihis colu
~, NJ McCht,hy said
Thry dn not care for ,itifruship
Their government 'Np"rt~ lan.
gnc.e ~ this country to remain
loyal tn the country of their
Fithcrs and they are lCyul q"
Japan
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-04
Officrr Found bead.

PllOENlN Ari2, April Cap
tain John d Thompson. United
states medical corps. on leave of ab-
seine. from ilir Hcnd militar, district
q Tiu T,Nas. was found dead 'his
afternoon 300 room hc occupied az
q bu''. here IN one hand W, e
wad of cotton saturated with chluro-
form
Tho oul, w,rrs found FOO his pos
a..-..u ..ro au army order trans
iD.rH. hm from Sou.., in Maria
grt . .tH.. ...l. n' absence dated
March 90
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-04

u,dgr Cily iu western Kansas, re.
ported 90 binding snow storm sNtcp
100. that pdN oi the state tuntp.t.
with the mercury falling rapidly \
temperature ui between ~ aud l.
q, grccs Wa, forecast Tor that pat' g..
iGe state hy mOrnluL
Th, SNOW Wds confined % the
northern halt at Missouri with rain
in ihc southern part lnu was gen
oral iu oklahoma. while Amarillo.
TcNas reported snow falling since
noon and = temperature of 20 de-
sr",s tonight
Continued cold weather with snow
in section. Is forccls'rd for Easter
sunday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-04
uIgnI\aS \NNl NpDip
10 iuNIN\N IISi

go UI.4I.i Poo.
Iu,IENA Mont Nr ] TIC
ramc oi Warren q ilat1'us va. al.
del tDdaN to "a, udfat''. 'u. In'
r,puhliru nomination iu' pl dent
lo be- voted uu th' STAT. IluH 90
lonlaua April 80.
Petitions to rlu," n'rf ih' ''I 7
The names ct Herbert llnoN'r, Hiram
". John.an. Frank q oNtcn ant
UaiDr General wood rti previously
boon lilcd
IN To \ o clock me- r,.tIlop. 90 h'-
hall cf anv democratic c1'didttc tDr
president had been i.lcI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-04
lIii> Nebraska

Hg '..H. ili'i If,s..
LINCOLN Nrh. Arl M
ros,w hlilari descended ou Sch.
la,kl TODAY end tonight. with The
storm increasing in violence nros-
poets were tor a bpd uo.up o' rail-
Dld traffic \ heavy snow tell az
afternoon ard continued lnn'ghl and
this was driven by Il wind tha' pilri
Tho mn hInh
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-04
New York Marriage
Altar Is Swamped
AS Easter Arrives

~. st.H iU.s
\rw YORK. April Q '...'." "l
,hc Icutou sr1suu and coming ."
pnsrr was marked in \'v \"h ''
, slaab IN The rricr uf t1.t"r bios
soms pnd rush for the 1li'f N'''
,han s'l marriaic li'"u"'r wore E
s"cd tndnt
riovcr market established Dot, %"
city nro,od moccas Iricrs o' 'n'
.,.,is wcrr enns'dorlhlv lower 'hl1
tins. a sksd hy tho dr'l"rs. wh"h.
however. were l.itlc higher ih'n
last year.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-04
1900 CHICAGO SWITCHMEN STRIKE
FIERCE BLIZZARD SWEEPS MlDDLE--WEST
1885 Chicago Firemen
Hand IN Resignation
Effective April 10th

lN Nr.n 'lai'i lr.ss.
CHICAGO, Api.l . Thn gcsign1.
tons of l,2'i Chicago iimrn "il"rt-
i've Arrll trn. were trrd"ipd 10
John T. Cull"rlon manaf,r of prop.
,rt.ct oi the liro department ltio
i"nlrhl ~ = committee headed los
C"org u llagwman president ca.
Oh" 'iroW'n's association
SIR. Cull"rton dii not formally ur
r'pi the rc'irnatu. wing that hr
'#a rot empowered to du sn. but us
iold tie committee he VoUld turn
the mo;or ~ chs NurhHi OCuror
tomorrow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-04
WILL
SEEK REELECTION
PARTY DETERMINES To WAGE
STRONG FIGHT FOR RE.
IN>rtTEMENr.

Nv '.... .uIrd rfess
NlW YORK April s.--Determl-
nati'n nf socialists 10 carry the fight
il rcin>iair five members OF their
party expelled from the New York
40 omhly before the voters at n spe-
c.al election. was announced here.
ghe governor. Il was stated. would
be- asked 10 call a special election,
ard the five men would seek re-elec
ON. confident Of success
"The socinlls' pariv has been the
.or, mcst defender OF representative
institutions by the actions OF its ep-
ra.ou'e." a statement said.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-04
40 Barrels Whiskey
Valued at $4,000
Stolen in Kentucky

CINCINNATI, April g Forty
barrels containing 1880 salons ut
whisky lo,r hr,n slol,n from tho
bonded Warehouses ~, the Old -
! i-tillcry just oulsldr Ut New r0iL
Nnntuck' according to rcyc?do ol.
nccrs The li;lor is valued NJ ';o.'
UuU
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-04
>iTt N1ION ~ EIilR
DISTRICT IMPROVED

berlin. April g. Official report.
concerning the situation IN Rgu 'or.
Iitory show that there Is decided
Improvement 9th nui,hurg and co..
Ih1u.,u have hu"u oDcuplsd lH
T. DIS g', eurrcudrr.ue fh'ir weapon =
20 uUN place. ir 'h' u,0ehhUHborI
of Essen TuHrs - CONS d,.In..
ylIudorur .y bandits.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-04
NnI,,s b, I,rcrinria

H"iurne by precincts oic.
No /. court house ilr iS. Hgning
II. No .. city hall. for lOS. against.
-. No .. llraSolton Lumber Com-
rlny. for.l2 against. g. 10 !. old
Harris store. fur - against No
.. mrs school hous'. Tor q AGAINST
:: 40 \. polk street school. for 20
against s. No . SN,ncpth street
fire station. for 20. against &c.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-04
TREATY violated
BY GERMAN ARMY
IS FRENCH CHARGE
PREMIER MilLEEt>D SENDS
NOTE RIiTEltiTING
DEMANDS.
MILITARY LEADERS MEET
~ Dr>palohipg soldiers 10 tuhr
District triiclc 20 of Peace
Pact iirokrn--tct Con.
siIcwd iloStilc.

th .nHIufsN IffNf.
PARIS. April :I---tfirr warn.
ing the German charge daf-
taircs Ia - note thit the irrnrh
government would ad,uu ~ No
drirOgaiiun q the treaty Of irr-
Saillcs. Premier Millciand con
fcrrd with Marshal torh this
evening. Marshal iorh then
had u conference With the ilin-
isirr az war tndic Icic,", Who
lairr wa> received hN the pre-.
mirt.
PARIS. April , Premier Miller
ind this rSoniLy sent q nui' iu tue
German charge d'nflairs, hr won
Mayer. recalling that he had written
him yesterday asking him 10 insist
that his government retire The troops
which recently entered the Ruhr has
In. The not warned nr Won Mayer
hat the French government wps I'M
able 10 admit any derroga'ion of tho
irpgty of versailles.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-04
WEATHER
iluni1ii, Data

Forecast Snrip, generally f.ir
Wes' Te, -cHuhpN f''t eoldof
IN south porticn hard frerI" in
north r'rilnp Nonday ir'r. risir
tCmrora'gr".
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-04
Given in senate

Tho mucE-discussrd report ol M,
mission was transmitted O., IN" 900
ate today by President Wilson ~
response To a second rcsoluiiuu 60
icqur>t adopted sry'I! .rrk- aru
after The senate hdr failed to hcll
from the White House cpac"minp
It's first resolution adopted Boo ~
vomher
While estimate Jl tho uuMhrt %
troops required Tor @ mandate ya.f
from $4,000 90 .GU.tbU. Gcu,ml
harbord declared thtt IN hi. Judge,
mcnt $1,000 would be- n"edrF for
The first yc.r.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-04

The cost ni th" mandate was Cs.i.
mated ~ $sgj. 100000 for the nr.,
year including SIS. i0C.OnO t.. The
army and navy and ~ stib.tO0 Uu1
Tor the fist live Years. Thirteen
arguments IN favor of the tYitc
states accepting mandJtor, aId
thirteen a"airI acceptance we're
contained IN the report. Tho pilci.
pal arguments IN ilyrr N,r' nit
The United States us ON" OF the
chief contributors IN the formation
Il The league ui nat ons Wis morally
hornd To dccept,' that O. mn9dtfor,
would iuhur, peace AZ the Wcrla =
cross ways. that the building cd.
railroads would Offer .opporiu'fiir,
ter American capital end that tGcrt
would bc great trid" JIyJn'.rc-.
that int'Ndhtiou would definitely
rtop further massacre ui Aincairr,
ana other Christians and Civ Justice
io IN" Turks. Serbs. Crooks tnd 9th
rr peoples ard that unless The tH.t,d
States assume. responsibility iu thi-
region International t'Jlol,i"s pill-
ably would result m tho c,utluUlu,.
"ut the u1-pcIkihly m.-rulr roo iir
Turks
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-04

such a walkoni would involve
iG,5OO mrn, \ ~ result of the
strikes, Chicago livestock ~.
change warned stock handlers
agains tShipping livestock Ia
thicago before consulting rail.
road agents concerning u pu,-
siblr embargo.
Three thousand cars of stock
cnrouic - Chicago were divert
rd a. either cities. II was stated.
Ofii,rrs of the Nar,luwn'>
union said the strikers demand
"d the reinstatement of Prsi.
dent Grunau, 81 an hour for
formcn. ~ cents AN honr for
swiiclinrn, time and u half for
overtime aud double time after
eight hour overtime. iorrntrn
now receive S5;i:, n dnA and
switchmcn ~, according ~ the
union.
n. - Greer. president of the Chi
caro-. Milwaukee aud - Paul rail-
road said today that the company
would not recognize the strikers or
negotiate with them.
tr. Ordered 10 Work
4 telegram was sent today to all
members of the brotherhood oi
trainmnn outside the Chicaco area
by \. =. whitney. vice president and
". T. Gnllagher. general chairman ni
the brotherhood on the Mllwaukr'
rp llroad askiug that swiichm"n ''-
port 10 their division officers for SER
vice In Chicago The telegram snid
the strike was engineered by radicals
TO embarrass the brotherhood and
thn, II hnd been repudiated hy Pres
ident Lee.
Ironps Guard Property.
Chief uf Police Garrity tonight q '-
tailed force of policemen 10 guard
tho prnperty of railroad IN the eve NJ
NJ trouble during the strike. M the
request Of Officers of the Chica q
and Northwestern. the Illinois Cen
iral. the Chicago. Milwaukee and ~
Paul. and the Chicago junction rat
roads
Other poads ifff>tcd.
Thre, hundred sWltchmen employ.
90 in the Chicago and Northwest N
railroad Yards md about zoo W.
nols Central switchmen struck tod Y
and tonight partly tyinr No fret v
traffic on those roads. Officers s1.1.
Passonccr trains we're no, affected
tho railroad Officers said Tho 'hi'
cago. Rcrk Island and Pacific rUl.
road wa sreportcd 10 have reached
AN agreement with the Chicago Nafd-
mems association
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-04
I,cccL NnmI,cr .NIlnMch

To-day at ii ~ m. Dr Iocp-
pert. thc1d of tire German peace com
mission Informed the president of
the peace conference that troops 80
cpoding ~" number allowed hy tho
decision Of Aucust .. i4ia. hnd en-.
tered the Ruhr basin and asking M"
to give lorna, permission for their
entry after m" entry had hc"r af-
frrtod " Nv Nill,raud note says