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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-20
WILL INVESTIGATE
CHARGES Of SIMS
REGARDING NAVY
DANIELS Will CALI UPON AID.
MliitL To PROVE AL
LEGATIONS
SENATE ORDERS PROBE
General Wood Wili he Called he.
fore Committee ca Explain
Statements About War
ships

~ Asso,lslsl Press
WASHINGTON. January 10. -
Charges OF Rear-Admiral Sims that
the navy department failed TO CO.
operate fully with the allies during
The great war will be investigated by
the senate subcommittee before
which they we're made.
sub-t ommitiec Appointed
That WIS decided today by tho
full naval committee. which also au-
ihoriFed appointment OF another sub
commttee to determine whether
there should be an inquiry into
charges made by John Il. Rathone.
editor of the Providence tR. ID
journal, that with the knowledge OF
Secretary Daniels, many seamen In
the navy have been used for most
vile aud namcless practices In order
TO cntrap innocent men,"
Must Make Coed Charges
while the senate comnElttee was In
session. Secretary Daniels announce
ed that Admiral Sims would be CALI
cd ON to make good his charges
either before the senate or naval
board.
simultaneously Chairman Butler
OF the house naval committee an-
nounccd that Major General Leonard
Wood would be called before that
committee to explain statements ats
trlbuted Ia him that American laval
vessels were floating death traps.''
General Wood explained at Portland.
Maine. today that what he said was
that naval ships manned by untrain-
ed crews would be death traps In
battle.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-20
Fierce lsllSarl

ny Assnr 'aieh "f'-.
NEW YORK, Jan. ~ Railroads
In crntral aud northern New York
were battling today with one Of the
worst billiards In years Witch Gat
iagcd internationally since Fridfr.
Traffic has been virtually suspend, d
ON the Adirondack, St l.aWrcnc'
and Ontario divisions OF the New
York Central because of mountain
nns drifts
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-20
SUNSHINE SPECIAL
SPLITS OPEN SWITCH


pECOS. Texas. Jan. la.-S sun
shine Special No. >, east bound. VI
Paso to St Louis, on the Texas a
Pacific railway spill, an open switch
here today aud crashed into a
freight car on u siding. None W
the crew nor passengers were inlur-
cd. The engine was badly smashed
and steel baggage car turned over.
Traffic vas DELAY I'd several hours
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-20

Booze Valued
at Ten Million
Dollars Seized

Special a. The News
NEW YORK Jan ia-Whiskey.
wine. and cordials valued AZ from
$4,000 .oOo To sl0,o0o 00o have been
scicd here in the last lN hours by
government prohibition agents.
about one hundred federal officets
spent today in searching saloons.
warehouses aud piers for coatrahand
liquors
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-20
u. S. Representative
in League Resigns

~ sosis'si Pres
WASHINGTON Jan. ls-Ray-
mnud u. Fosdick uudcr secretary
general of the league Of nations aud
American representative IN the leaAu,
machinery sc tar has resigned Mr..
Fosdick's friends say that iuasmuch
a. the league hes not been accept
"a by the United states h. did not
iccl he could continue. Mr.. fos-
dick announced his resignation m
cablcgnm - SIR Eric nrummond,
secretary general of the league.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-20
NEWS ATTORNEYS FILE
MOTION FOR NtN THtAi

b. Associated ltss
LOS ANGELES, Jan, 10 Atlor'
nc,s tor Harry New. convicted OF
second degree murder for killine
his fiancc' Miss Freda Lesser, Tiled
In superior court today a motion Tor
new trial Sentencing ~ New set
for today. was continued until after
areun cnts IN the motion can be
heard Friday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-20
NEFF WILL SPEAK
At COURT HOUSE
TONIGHT At SEVEN
DI.NOC CRATIC CANDIDATE ron
GOVERNOR ~ DISTINGUISH.
ED ORATOR.

Amarillo people will have the op.
portunily Of hearing one OF the most
distinguished orators In Texas u
lhOy attend the address OF Pat NJ
Nelf. democratic candidate for gov
'rnor. who will speak at 7 o'clock
tonight In the district court room at
he court house. according to num-
Der OF Mr.. Neff's personal friends
acre. lie has made u reputation ~
a public speaker aud they say the
public may be- assured that he VIII
handle state and national affairs In
masterful manner.
Well known ~ Attorney
Mr. Ncff has become noted as one
NJ the leading attorneys In Texas,
lie served several terms as district
attorney In the Waco district and II
i said that he SGT a reputation for
convictions that has never been
cQualled In the state. And ut the
same time has never pushed case
| against person whom he believed
to he innocent Il Is declared. n,
| has been known ~ a "fair" attorney
In the strictcsl sense Of the word,
President of iasIor Hoard
Mr. Neff is graduate Of the law
,chool of the University OF Texas
aud OF Baylor University. lie has
served on the board of trustees oi
the latter institution for many years
and IL nov president Of the board,
Much OF the progress of Baylor tut.
vcrsity at Waco during the past few
wears Is largely due II II held tn the
wise way IN which he directed affairs
In cooperation with other members
OF the board and Officers Of the In.
stitution,
Has Many Friends
Because OF being close student
| Il political conditions in Texas. Mr.
| Ncff believes hat he can serve The
people IN most acceptable manner
NJ governor As soon a. he became
4 Inactive candidate for the nomiua'
ton. his friends rallied to his caus,
ln dalready he has a large following
IA over the STATE.
win speak ~ Canyon
he has spoken IN many other part
= Texas and Is coming To the Pan
handle to marshal his forces IA
friends declare that h. will be- a.
,ured ~ most excellent, support u
| Panhandle units Following hi
address IN Amarillo tonight. he y II
go Ia Canyon a. spcak and ON s-dtl
down the Saa,a rc railway,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-20

~ AHsfs lnfff Iffaa
WASHINGTON. Jan. ~ with
much OF pork eliminated, the an-
nual rivers aud harhors apnrcr:ia-
ton I'm CARRYING funds for the next
fiscal GEAR was reported today 10 'hc
house by the ways and means COM
miiter The hill would appropriate
only St-Aoo O0O. slashlng down OF
s3p. oOu.elu from the total estimates
submitted 10 the committee and n
considerable cut from the amounts
usually carried nv the measure.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-20
Denies lleport

IL Associated lftss'
COLUMBIA. 3 G., Jan. l9,-ne-
NAL that he had said anything In
a recent address before bankers IN
Washington which intlmatcd thar
loans on cotton might he restricted
nv the federal reserve system r. con
tanned In letter written by W y.
q Harding governor OF the federal
reserve board to J Scoiiowe Wanna
maker. president ~ the american
cotton association, and made public
Nv him today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-20
llnrglars Makc Zig Haul

MEMPHIS. lan. 10 Safety de.
pnsit hnNcs containing between sli..
oou and sea ace IN liberty bonds anc
war savings certificates were taken
hv burglars from the outer section
nf tha vault ot the bank of Hollow
Rock Tennessee about midnight
SUNDAY according TO word received
here tonight.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-20
CLARENDON MAN CHARGED
WITH SHOOTING SON.lN.iAW

Special W tn News
CLARENDON. January 10 Ilar-
vey X. Benson Clarendon citizen
was shot through the shoulder In an
alteration which occurred on tho
streets OF this city sunday J u,
Evans. father-in-law OF Benson Is
charge Nth tho shooting
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-20
SEMEN ~ NDRED RrDS
ARRESTED ~ SEATTLE

I'D NHHNHIIfNH rvs
SEATTLE. Jan ~. Department
,f Justice agents ard Seattle police
tonight made more than zoe arrests
On deportation warrants IN a raid
which Officers said was intended To
break the backbone OF radical ac'
tivitles In the northwest"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-20
Hearing On Car Shortage
VIII Open This Morning;
Many Counties Represented

1909 available cars had been found,
the next day the number had been
increased tn 3,00O, little later the
total was 5000. When the amount
had climbed 10 10000, the governor
OF middle western state sent 4
scorchine telegram 10 the Railroad
Administration wanting To know why
that number Of ears could he used
10 transport liouor while grain crops
went To waste,
Mnyficid WIN Not he Present
A. u. Iiudnall, chief clerk Of the
Texas Railroad commission, arrived
Yesterday and viii report the test
mony offered today back to that
body, Allison Mayfield. chairman.
was unable to come because of pres
sure NJ business which at the last
moment made the irlp impossible.
Clarence r., Gilmore, another mem
hcr NJ the commission. was schedul.
ed tn como 10 Amarillo. but u was
necessary for that body to have n
kurom NJ It's regular meeting WHICH
b. set for today
Shortage l. General
II h said that the United states
Railrond administration has delcgat-
cd The matter Of service 20 the state
railroad commissions in ruling
made In 1919. u has been pointed
out that the mater NJ car shortages
in the Panhandle In the final ana
D.. az Il
that this body could remedy a. How
over u has been declared that the
car shortngc In TEXAS Is not mat
I ter of certain sections; 4, is general
all over the state. Because ~ th's
tact II is asserted that there must he
u real shortage In numbers because
at the volume OF freight.
urhil,rrr Drlrgatinn Herr
Orhiltrco County sent u delegation
Cd, i've aud they have prepared So
vnral maps. showing the crop S,tua'
ton. Tho Pcrryton Chamber ol
f Commerce, organized only two wcci'
ago. has shown that there are % iaS.
/ zoe bushels Of wheat barley and rov
| crops tn b. shipped This amount q
reached after allowing Tor shipments
/ already made and toy Tee dgnd n
I PURPOSES In 1890
These figures are conservative
I declare the pcrrvou business m'r
who are ln Amarillo Va dcductin.
I tor the net amount 10 bc shipped, /
vss shown that one hushel of wheat
] ,,,r .rr, ,.4. .UnWpN fnf sDna mar
poses. white the average D. only one
1 holg to thfeo.'ourths ct q hushcl Ths
wheat WELD was figured only 20 I.
1 hushl o. an acre. 900 estimate slightly
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-20
Passengers Rescued
from Sinking Ship

o. A.sUslffHf Press
nos Ton. Jan ~ The White
star liner Cedric reported by gadiu
as.pnrr-s ,rou ihe arms transport
poWhatiaM disabled zee miles
.outte g. "hiitN ,nd was bring
ing them In"
The cedric h bound from Liver
pool fOr New York,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-20
,,,hd ~ u. MI Reaches Holland

w AHsf'f ihNN W."
TuF HAGIE, January ~. For.
NAL apnouncccmnt - 1.-THE re,cip, ol
Tho allied demand Tor the surrender
of former Emperor William OF Ger
many. Tor trial vs. made this morn
ing !, the foreign office.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-20
REED PREDICTS
TREATY DEFEAT
WIN uH WITHOUT Hi.SiRN 4,
NArlONS ~ VIII. Not PASS,
M III LAi,l>
Assisted Across River


y Associated rica
NEW YORK. January ~. Defeat
OF the pe,co treaty, with or withou,
reservations. was predicted tonight
10y senator James \. Reed ~ a din-
ner given IN the honor ot himself.
and senator Hiram Johnson 10y a
committee ot New York business
men. Senator johnson declared
that the Lodge reservations while
aot wholly prolCcang thcd Unite
Statc,. did give a mcausrc ui pro-
lection and that they were the ''r'
rcduriblc minimum" on which IA
compromise could be- made,
johnson speaks
THE irrcducihlc minimum ut pro.
lection To our country" said senator
johnson. must sharply and absolute
~ mark the line The ncccsi,y 81
this projection is now generally con.
coded. that u Is he least that should
be done Is admitted.
Nation Empcriltd
compromise of the protection
thus essential leaves our countr,
aud It's institutions mcnaccd ana im'
pcrilled Compromise with an IT,
rcducihle minimu mis- AFFECT sur
render. The uniled states senate
no, only tor N, maintenance OF o.
own dignity aud IT. high PURPOSE
hut hocaugc of its lofty patriotism
can permit no substantial modified
ton ~ alteration ot the measure q
protection u has demanded and woi
tor the republic"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-20

ne 'h,r 'olj ot mo'i amusing
situation thni recently occurred IN
Louisville Nv whore d, was sent
to make an utr.iiuaiion az the uun,-
hrr ol cars chat could De- us'i 20 shin
lipuot tn th' coasts IN ease certain
restrictions vcrn mitod Tie said thar
a dispatch Immediately reported lhst
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-20
AMERICAN
CONGRESS OPENS
it\NNtiti,S on NoTU toNTi.
NENTS GATHER AROUND
col Neil Ttin.E

~ Nssorin'ai Press.
WASHINGTON. January H.
Financicfs Of the pan-Amrrican TO
pub,cs sat down nj the council table
today and took thought how thay
'coulG best promote the mutual well
fare OF the nation they represent,
No selfish Purposes
Drawn together, as President VIII
son said IN a message of welcome
by no selfish purpose but solely Toy
the purpose Of ascertaining how they
might serve one another. the dele
gates ia the second pan-American
financial conference, including the
minister OF finance of several Conn'
uies. began their work rc-ailirmins
the solidarity of the Americas 20
deals of peace and justice.
Cooperation Pledged
Cooperation was pledged Tor tue
devclopm At of the great natural re-
sourcis q. the two continents, which
II was pointed out would rebound ii
the advantages not only of the pan'
American nations, hut OF tho world
secretary Glass prtsidod at the opcn'
Ing session ut which delegates heard
the message from President Wilson
addresses NJ Secretary LANSING and
John Barrett. director general of The
nan-Amcrican Union and rcsponsc
by member OF each visiting dele
cation
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-20
CtpirN PUNISHMENT
Nbu,isiliD N RUSSIA

= ny Nssncia,od Press
= LONDON. Jan 1.-The
= central soviet government OF
= Rr~slp has derreed the aboli-
> ton uf capital punishment, and
= has directed al tribunals 10
= commute death sentences al
81 llt W. of Ia various terms
= uf Imprisonment. at hard
"'-. according 90 Moscow I'D
& Wires
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-20

Fcrc,as, Tuesday partly clouds
10 rlnndN.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-20

remp, natures by hours at Amar'l-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-20

Mr., nalontnc when seen last nigh;
In regard Go the hearing for ,oda,
was very retlocnt About an hc hat
Ia say was that be- was sent here bv
The Railroad Administration To oh
tain information IN regard To condl
linus ana 20 make recommendations
IN regard io ihc same Tie was par
ticulur any Gus thai no tsatcmouls be-
made a. vCmrd 10 definite promises
before he learned lhc details In ~
card % thc situa ION.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-20

Representatives from an over the
Panhandle began pouring into Am
ariilo yesterday for the hearing
which viii he held here today In re.
Gard 10 the frcigh, ear shortg 20 In
the panhandle-plans region Va ad-
ditiun y. u. Balcntiac of Washing
ton. representing The United states
Railroad Administration, and q. u.
Hudnall, designated 10 obtain IN
formation Tor the Texas Railroad
Commission. arrived In the city
Business men, farmers. county Of
iicials and other professions are re-.
presented by the delegations which
are coming to the city, Al are de
icrmined 90 see that their counties
aye given more ears tn move tn,
1919 crops. u 1, Is at all possible,
sthmcii VIII Preside
A. 5. SilnnrtL president Ut the
mcrce, will preside at the sessions
mcrcc, win preside the sessions
which viii De held today Z, Is eX-
pccted that n good portion OF tho
moruing viii be- taken up with tahdl.
alton of reports oi crops produced
cars shipned and Approximate number
TO he shipped After this work is
completed formal sessions. probably
will o. started IN the Federal build
Inn
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The Nome nugget., 1920-12-25
ANNUAL ROOF GARDEN
BIG SUCCESS

With almost every available foot of space in Pioneer Hall filled by eager amusement seekers and with the greatest of good fellowship a dominant annual Roof Garden of Nome Tgloo No. T. Pioneers of Alaska Saturday night last proved fully equal to all of i.s earlier predecessors. A more enjoyable entertainment has nevc. been held in Nome. Practically every one in the city who was footlose al . tended and the capacity of tha h~ hall and adjacent library and une ing room was taxed to he limit. The program opened with an address by President A. Polet. who hid th.. :., na. welcome and invited all to make tn,nl- selves entirely at home. Miss Weda Olson, with Harry Gabrielson as ac- comranist next en.arta'n ned thn gath ering with pleasing vocal solo entitl- ed Good Night" The young song stress was in excellent voice and gave a most delightful rendition of the highly difficult air. At its conclusion the crowd insisted on an encore, which was given with charming effect. The succeeding number was a violin and piano duet by Miss Emily Polet and Master Alvin Bahlke. both of the
 youthful players acquitting themselves splendidly. The concluding number. a vocal solo by Harry Gabrielson. proved decidedly pleasing and was given liberal and well merited ap-
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-25
ALLEGED PRIVATE STOCK
 MAKERS ROUNDED UP

Several barrels of loud smelling mixture. containing corn. prunes, dried apples and other ingredients. also a small quantity of alleged whiskey and beer are held by the federal authorI- ties as evidence In the cases of the U . S. versus Jos Herbert, and U. S. versus J. Topolsky. alleged violate. .s of the anti-liquor laws. who were ar rested Tuesday by representatives of the marshal's office. The two men were released on $100 bail each by Commissioner Hugh O'Neill pending hearings scheduled to take place next week. Both pleaded not guilty to the charge of making intoxicating liquor. Hearing of the Herbert case is sched- uied for Monday. that of Topolsky. Tuesday.
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-25
SIGN GOLD BONUS PETITION

Those who have not already signed the Chamber of Commerce petition asking Congress to grant the proposed hnnns on new mined gold, are request ed to do so as soon as possible by Secretary A. Polet, owing to the ne- cessity of forwarding the petitions to Washington by next Fridays mail. All who are desirous of helping our prin- cipal industry and assist the prosperity of Nome should sign the petition Signatures may he affixed at the Polet store.
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-25

z cts a day w:il bring the Weekly Nugget to your hons.
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-25
GOLDEN GATE CLOSES
 UNTIL SPRING

The Golden Gate Hotel will close January 1 until the first day of June, it was announced during the first days of the week by proprietor James Swartzen. The high cost of main taining such large establishment. es- pecial1y in .he matter of heating costs, with fuel away up on the ioftiest peaks of advance prices. is attributed by the genial proprietor as the main req son for the temporary closing down of the well known hostelry.
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-25
lMiDNIcHT MAss AT ST JosEplrs CATHOLIC CHURCH

The customary midnight mass at st Joseph's Catholic church on Chr'stm IS Eve was attended fy a large crow1 of worshippers. The high mass which was Leonard's in E flat, was celebrated by Father Rupert. The choir directed by the artistic genius of Elmer Reed could not be excel'ed. Few communi- ties have the privilege of hearing such splendid classical rendition of church music. After .he services a dainty lunch was served to the choir let St Joseph'h Hall by the I.,dies of .he Altar Society which was very much enjoyed.
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-25
FEDERATED SUNDAY SCHOOL
 HOLDS XMAS EXERCISES

A Christmas pagean. entitled The Prophetic ChiId." was the chief fea- ture of the Christmas exercises of the Federated Church Sunday School held last evening. A score of young folks participated and gave remarkably pretty demonstration. Following is the full program and the names of the participants.
 Prologue ............. Cora Evans Joseph Alvin Bake Mary Emily Polet Wise Men ...... Austin Dcl1sen, Alvin Polet, Walter Cavy. Shepherds .........R Robert Lyle Russel Maynard Nels Swanberg Charles Cavey.
 Cora Evans, Christy Sather. Children of Bethlehem ........ Helen Anderson, Bessie Bruner,
 Alice Anderson.
 Choir Misses Olsen, Cochran
 Kaulum and Mrs. Keenan.
 Messers Evans, Thornton, Fair
 banks, Echstein and Hecht. Slumber Song by the Primary Class.
 The program will begin at 8 o'clock and the public are cordially invited.