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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-10
UN PEOUENO AGRICULTOR DE
FRUTOS MEMORIES QUE TRlUNFA

En- el barrio de Arenas, de la
municipalidad de Utuado, vive un
pequeno agricultor que responde
al nOmbre de Luis Gomez. Este Sc
nor es uno del eseaso numCro de
pequenos agricultores que EN- ell
pals lie sacan lucro su profession.
81; "a su profession y eSta bien
dicho. No serfa possible concep-
tuar la agriculture como una pro
fesion? 81, y tai vez la mas noble.
/ Acaso ell agricultor no necesita
de las cienciaS para obtener mejo-
res cosechas eli sus siCmbras, Y des
envolverse mejor? Esos conocimien
tos cientificos los ha adquirido es-
tie senor leyendo publicaciones
agricOlas, y siguiendo las instru-
clones dadas por peri1os tecnicos
Ell agronomia
Don Luis no es ell agricultor q.
Sc encierra Ell ell eStrecho circulo
de algunos amos de experienced
agricola, y pretcnde saberlo todo.
POr el contrariO, es ell hombre que
esta siempre dispuesto para reel
bir indicaciones; es ell hombre que
invostiga, estudia y lee es un lee
tor constante de las revistas agri-
colaS, La Hacienda y de La
Revista Agricola . Que publica ell
Departamento de Agricultural In
sular
Su fnca 81 eS mayor de cien cuer
das, no es mucho mas, situada en-
sitioS tai vez d0nde un sesenta y
cinco por ciento de ella puede con
SiderarSe cul'ivable. Como Sc We,
esta finca no CS grande, pero la bue
Ma administration de ella hace q.
produzca 10 sufciente para que su
dupno sc conserve libre Gle deudas :
sufcientc para ahorrar algtm di-
nero que lie permita comprar mas
tierras, Y eXtenderse mas y mas,
lentamente.
Neamos como trabaja este senor
para recibir lucroS por sus esfuer-
zos 10 primero que sc nota al vi
, sitarle, es que don Luis vivc la Vi
da del agricultor; vive Ell su fin
ca, para conSeguir que todo Sc ha-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-10
Ell Corresponsal.
BAYAMoN DE PLACEMEs
Santurce.

En- ell Immediate puesto de Bayam6n
bay un puesto para venta de peri6dt
cos en- uno de los kioskos de la plaza
Es un sitio ideal y a todas horas Sc en-
contrara ALI Ell MUNDO".
Tambien Sc venden c1garrillos. taha
cos. dulces refrescos. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-10
A. EsCoBAR.

Sc vende papel peri6dico viejo .
$3.50 quintal. Dirija sus pedidos .
"El HUndO" ASvE
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-10

Para toda marca de maquinas.
Cintas. Ojeda. Advt.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-12
LEAGUE DEFENDED
BY ". c. M'AD0O
DENIES TINT PACT u uNION TO
WAGE WAR ~ CMARGED ~
SENATOR LODGE
#, A-.oris,ed Press

PORTLAND. Mc.. Sept ~ -- Denial
that the league ~ nations u union
a. wagr war" - charged by senator
l.u,lg-. was uld- here tonight 10y VII
liam McAdun IN an address here to-
night lIr added that " the United
States h,-'umos member the league
viii be- douhly powerful a. prevent
Wat"
Every obligation II guod faith e.
our allies" Mt McAdup said. "anl
every principle and id"e foT the settle
mcnt ~ International disputes by
peaceful methods. 81 which this uaiinn
has been tn consistent champion fos
half century. appeals tn IN, Aucrl
van I,cuplr t. Join their power with the
great nations II the earth To- scccrc Tor
thu first time in human history this
grvai hoon ~ an organization tu MAX.
the rssrurirnc' 81 war 81 remote a. T.
sc impossible
"M Augusta q few nights ago. S-ns.
'ar .sslr" charged that the league %
nations II a union e. wage war
1T would be- just a. rational 60 claim
that the agreement actually 10 make
war is IN fact an agreement not e.
max, war. Tn" covenant binds the
thirty seven nations e. submit inicrna
tional disputes tc arbitration. ur IN
guiry and not IN any casv tu resort -
war until ihr-s months after the award
e th. atbiiraturs Of thu report uf tn.
council"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-12
MEMBER HUNGER
STRIKE AMERICAN
CITIZEN IS CLAIM.
FATHER or IRisH YOUTH ~ CORN
PRISON SAYS son
BORN IN L. \.

CORK. Sept H. -uly Associated
Press. l-furthcr information relative
10 IN" claim IL Joseph Murphy. one "
tho hunger strikers In Cork Jail. 90
American citizenship. wac obtained 10
day from his father. Timothy Murphy.
shoe maker residing at pOuladuff, .
suburb u Cork.
Timothy Murphy said he had 10 chit.
dren. only nN Of wan are now living.
lie cmisratci to America In 1891. set.
Ting IN Lynn, Massachusetts,. where
three Ct ms children were born. inciud
inE Joseph. who was born In iseG Tim.
othv took first citizenship papers ~
1897. hut left before naturalization was
completed.
a, the beginning - the var. NJ.
Murphy declared one son born IN Lynn
registered NJ the American consulate In
Queenstown - an American.
This son was no~ living In New
York. joseph Murphy. however. failed
rcsiVcr Near the Murphy resdcnc
rs an old quarry. IN which II said Jo.
scph found a German shell casing
thrown there nv soldier on his g..
turn from France. and took u home ~
q souvenir This ~ given ~ Joseph
d"tens" ~ IN" governments accuse,
iion that he had bonn IN his posses.
dun. Another version has u that Jo.
ycph was given m" shell casing hy an
American aviator while the latter was
training at the Aghada airdomc. In
county Cork
Timothy Murphy - constantly in az.
Tendance ON his sous BEDSIDE. IN the
JAIL IT, said Jus1i. = condition today
was very had.
The condition " the hunger strikers
- reported To- De unchanged Sean
licnncsSy. the ia.vcar.uld hunger,
striker. rvgain-d cunsciuusnc.s DURING
III" night hut quickly rrlaps-d into y
state ui coma
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-12
Plot to Assassinate Four
Leaders of Late Mexican
Revolt Uneorthed in u. S,

at September Is. Independence day Of
the Mexican republic. u N said thai
the plot imp.icatrs high Mcxican mili
tary officials. and that while the plan
was agitaicd in the United States, and
the c,idence of ii WAS first uncovered
here, the principal actors are now In
Mexico.
Realizing that n revolution in Mexi
co nj this time u impossible. according
90 the report. those directing the plot
hoped 90 assassinate the four generals
who have been called the brains 90 thu
prrscnt government. la the hope that
the chaotic and anarchistic affair
which would follow such assassination,
would be the means % their riding inia
power.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-12
Women Picket Piers
of White Star Lines
in MacSwiney's Behalf

" Assnf iaffd ifrN-s
NEW YORK. S,pt. 10 The Am'Ii.
can women pickets today resumed
ih,ir drive on white star piers In an
effort 20 tie up British lturrs until
Archhighup MsnniN IL allowed o. land
On ireland and Tersno- MscSV ul,y 10
freed
Action 81 the White Star 'll. thus
week IN i.plscing Irish lungsrotru,n
with negroes was followed ts-isN T..
siaiioning 81 band Of negro girls At
the piers
Disorders iu which srur. - 10.
a7i.s and IN equal number 81 whites
were reported 90 have been involved.
broke ont on IN. water front late Ia
a.. aft,l mon Witnesses Declared
shuis We're fired un both sides 'lr -
staidsr heirs struck.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-12
LODGE ATTACKS
WILSON REGIME
REiGS % TERROR Rsr ,Bi.isIIEU
OVER IEjISI.tTORS. CHARGES
SENATOR

NAlINNT. Mass. Sept il.-S"uHtu'
Henry cabot Lodge t",lny attacked
whai h" said was the effort uf ptcsi
dent Wilson 60 make unr.man gov
,rnmcut
The presidents conception - govern.
m-nt u that ot the third Napoleon he
said H. charged that the president
had established such reign ui terror
over many representatives AMI senators
81 his uwn party that the Legislative
powers ~ the constitution granted 10
congress alone We're impaired
"Onc ~ thu leading demands II tho
Republican platform. and un" - the
ISSUES which senator Harding has moot
strongly emphasized. n that 49, should
Htiug ih- government back tu thu svs
ten aud the forms IT IN, constitution
whirh Vr have followed throughout uul
HISTORY. said senator Ledge
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-12
NrW>boys Strike.

q. '.surAf~i Pres.
ATLANTA. Ga sept ii.-Ncw.
bows selling the Atlanta sunday Jour.
ral and ll'arsts sunday American
went o1 strike tonight when tn, early
,iitiui/ wcrr put On sale and in some
DIV ntuwn sections attacked disirihut.
INK trucks ard scattered the paper.
ever IN. sheets
M thre" sunday papers here were
raised o. ten cents. effective tonight
and ihes, two papers. II was explain.
81 charged ~. newshnys sven cents
instead ~ tn. siX which the Constltl.
iiun charged.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-12
DEATH Of M'SW|NEY
EXPECTED HOURLY
LORD MAYOR or CORK SUFFERS
SENERE PAINS MD CONDl.
rlON ~ GRAVE


lONiHN sept 1.-THE lord mayer
- Cuia " in very exhausted c0ndi
ton. a., " still suffering severely In
his head and hi body. lie is stlll con.
SIRIUS
This bulletin was issued 80 ten o'clOci,
tonight aud IN" general impresslC y
from official and unofficial reports IN
that T,ranu MacSwincN's death " IN.
pret'd ~ any hour The officials Ap.
parcnily take this view because the
i'olic- guard about IN. prison was dOu.
hl-d tonight.
while fortnight ago crowds II Irish
p'uplo hung about thu ptlsuu all dav,
the numbers have gradually dwindled
Masses will BE- held m many Irish
churches tomorrow. o. Mayo Mac,
SWinrN h. alive, Thus fat there have
been uo masses fur him in the Eng
iish Cithuiir churches
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-12
NOMINEE DEFINES STAND
ON PRO QUESTION; SAYS
IT'S NOT CAMPAIGN lSSU|
by THE ASSOCIATED pREss

SEATTLE, Wash, Sept. ll.-Prohibtion the great allen
topic Of the campaign. openly into the presidential eamps
here tonight the meeting of Governor Cox Of Ohio the Demo
cratic presidential candidate Ft
The after introduction large crowd In whicI
his George C. Cotte Democratic candidate for United
States SENATOR denounced assertions tina, the candidate
wet" made the following declaration II
As progressive in government know when event ha
passed by and become part of yesterday The reaeonsy rarely
does The friends Of world peace and the friends Of progress vii
win this election and any attempt divide them any qesor
not an issue will be unavaiing."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-12
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
QUOTATIONS LOW
NEw WORM MONEN MARKET Is
NSErTI.ED ~ >kittOtS
MANNER

Wv y HNAAaANN ' ~
NEW YORK sept u In tho ta',
- the largest guld import movement -
tLc vrar. thu iural market Ter foreign
ex,hlngr was more severely unsettled
TO-DAY. Etniittancvs t. London de'lincd
,o lowest quotations IN six months
with concurrent weakness at rates 4"
l,ading continental European points
lf.aVy offerings oi ball. whirh pruh1
lbs represented sales at grains aud COZ
ton. with % miNtur II speculative ~
f,ring,. furr-d sterling down to 3t9 -
ar 81 cents under Yesterdays best
quotation and some ten cents under
that IT few weeks ago Tuslay's min
tmum prlcc u IN, lowest. fur british
rxchsng" since the early pat ui last
March. hut CONSIDERABLY ahuN" that oi
F~',rutrf q when international r"mi
tsn,,s wei" IN a state ~ d''purAliyl
ti,u The british rat. then tell :" sis
80 :aiurt normal, ~ pr"war rate.
II approximately hS6. Implying a a.
nrrciatiUn of ever a. pcrcrnt Will,
Fr-uch. n.lgiin and Italian hills wcr
n Discounts extending from ~ t.
p.r.ent. with virtually N" hid foI
marks ~ German exchange.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-12

~ Associated PtsAs.
san ANTONIO, sept. ll.-A plot a.
sssassinaie General Aware Obregon.
president-cler Of the Republic Of MeN.
leo. and General y. Elias Gales, fran
cisco scrrano aud BENJAMIN Iilll. has
bccn unearthed In the United states.
according 90 information here tonight
in Mexican circles. friendly 10 General
Obregon. u was stated that n promi
nent Mexican friendly 20 the president
elect left San Antonio today for Mexico
City 60 warn General Obregon and the
other three generals Of the plot.
The courier II due 20 arrive in Mexi
60 City Monday morning.
n j. claimed here that the plot was
arranged 10 be executed on the night
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-12
N,arado DENIES Rumor

SAN ANTONIO. sept li.-D,nisl
that w. viii soon resign from the cab.
met ~ provisional president DE- " Hu.
crta tu take charge 81 the financial
oiiic. II the Mexican government IN
London was made her. tonight nv Gr'i.
et1l Salvatore Alyarado. minister %
the treasury IL Mexico.
General Alvirado passed through
San Antonio enroutr e. Mexico city
from special mission tu NvN York
city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-12
Al sTRiIINN BISHOP
VISITS III NIGER STRIKERS

CORK. Sept il.-Archbishop Spence
uf Adelaide. Australia. Who was born
Ia Cork. visited the hunger strikers
ttds,. Ail'rNd'd lac said tu the AsSO-
ciatci Mess:
4 rccS-1 the imprc 'Siun of extra
ordinary resolution ON III. part of all
except Henn"ssy. who was uncon
sciUus. ! am sure nothing could induce
them to break tn. strike.
Asked II there was any possibility
~ the vatican Intervening. the arch
bishop replied The pope VIII Sntcr
ven. only IN religious matters. There
u NJ" chance II his Intervention In thss
Gaze"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-12
on. WORKER STABBED
TO DEATH Ar LAREDO

LAREDO. Sept; li--John Burk. an
rmpluye II local I'll company Was
stabbed 10 death here early this af.
t"rnoon Another smployc ~ the same
company has been taken into custody
rs the police and II heinz held fUr IN
vestigaiiun
The cauSe 81 IN. stahhing has NOT
been learned by the police.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-12
WILL OPES LABOR BUREAU
Mt LAREDO MONDAY
q, A,.rris,sd Pre-.

LAREDO. Sept. 1.-THE Mexican
lhaor bureau. organized io obtain Mex.
lean labor Tor farmers ~ Texas. will
he opened Monday in NucVo Laredo
under the direction Of Consul General
SararN". Representatives ~ Texas
iarlh,is aIV n,lc todnN arranging 10
make contracts for labor needed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-12
Cruiser t1aatrd

w Mes tairff ffetf
WASHINGTON sept 1.-THE
cruiser Pittsburgh witch went
aground IN an. Baltic sea this week.
has ben fioatci according 90 mos.
rag. whi,h reached the Navy dsparf.
ment tonight from Nice Admiral
Huss iu command
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-12
THEFT I.o>s LIGHTER
THtN FIRST BELIEVED

q sisfiefai fffss.
ATLANTA. sept ii.-Pos, office IN
spsc'ors INVESTIGATING the theft of q
rr-i-,,rcd mail botch from an east
hound southern Railway train Wed
uc.-i.y night reported today that the
sf~ouuf q bends stolen would afxrs-
cato less than tis.eee. First rcports
indicated the los would excsed tse. ooe
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-12
Audience Cheers
Number Missing Result
of Cloudburst in Ohio

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Sept ii.-one
person IL known 10 have been drown.
cd. two men are missing. an automo-
hilc containing several persons also
are unaccountcd for ~ result OF n
cloudburs, near Tarlton. about ten
miles souihwcs, Of Lancaster. Ohio.
late today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-12
AUTOPSY ORDERED IN
OLIVE THOMAS CASE.

rAHis. Sept il.-An autopsy IN.
der the direction Of the police will be
performed Monday or the body ~ Of
i've Thomas. tho American motion pic.
tur- actress who died Friday at Neuily
Il was announced tonight.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-12
HARDING PLEDGES
RETURN To SOBER
ERA Of BUSINESS
WOULD WIPE OFT WAR TINT.
go, ERNMENT AND ESTABLISH
FEDERAL BtlN;i:T
NATIONAL WASTE CHARGED
q. u. q. Nominee proml~cs Revision al
Taxation and Tariff aud Cur.
iailnent of Prof.
iicering

~ Associated Pres.
MARION. Ohio. Sept, ii.-"An cnI
at governmental tn.tldllng AMI hung
ling In the financial world. HnH re.
turn To- an era 81 sober business" was
promised by senator Harding to-day o.
add css"s 10 several delegations Of bus
mess men at Illinois and Indiana.
Charging the Democratic atministra.
ton With waste IN the conduct Of its
financial affair. AID dictatUrial intru.
! mon IN its relations With private enter.
prise. the Republican nominee declared
u was his purpose To- wipe cut many
war time government restrictions and
To- r"establieh cooperation between
government and business. In rccOgni.
tiun Of the governments financial sy's.
tenn, he said he would seek the advice
IT the nations Abl-st administrators
Charges Conspiracy Exists
Revision uf taxation and of the
tariff. Curtailmcnt ~ pruiitccring. cs
adjustment ~ federal budget syS.
tenn. reorganization IL the postal scrv
lee and promotion of n merchant ma.
rinc. WEI. among the remedies h."
named lie declared conspiracy ~
perfect accord between the administers.
ton and IN" Democratic nominee was
seeking Ia p"rprif1tr the war powers
cNcrcir"d nv the executive over pr!.
waite business
The senator also touched On the
league. declaring a discrepancy be-.
tween the English and French tcrts ~
the covenant would have led To- con-
plications which In tn. practical work
ing ~ the league would have meant en-.
tire abandonment IL the Monroe dos.
trinc.
Audience Cheers
Tho visiting crowds 81 tho business
men checred the nominee ~ he hit ~
the business conduct OF the Wilson al.
minifiratiun, and pronounced hia own
program e. reform.
Tho number who heard thu senator's
two speeches marked the high peak OF
front porch crowds. Tentative plans
for speaking trips by IN. candidate to
both coasts have reached N" stage. u
became known tonight. where an itin.
crary II under discussion. Present
plans would keep him away from Mar
ION most ot the time from, late Scpiem
her until election day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-12
2WEEKS HEARING
REGARDING FUNDS
!. ENDS At CHICAGO
cans CHARGES THAT REPuBI.IC
Ans SkkltISG LARGE AMOUNT
THOROUGHLY AIRED
WILL RECESS TEN DAYS
n Washington l. Next Meeting rlarc.
Plttburg Witnesses VIII Tesii.
~ About Democratic
Plans

~ Assoriaisd rfsts.
CHICAGO. sept H. - The sc,.a,r
committee investigating campaign ry
pcrdiiurcs today wound W. TIVE.
weeks inquiry into charges Uf Cover
nor Cox that the Republican paiiy II
seeking a si5.OOOOOO fund.
The sessions here also developed tee.
tiinVnv bearing 80 charges tina, the
Democratic party collected campaign
contributions from federal office hold.
cfS and accepted unlimited amount
from other contributors.
The committee will meet again un
September 80. In either Washington ~
New York. Chairman Kenyon being
empowered to choose the city
Planned Piiisburg Meeting
Senator k"yun said that II Washing
ton was selected. the witnesses who
were to hsv" been heard 1T Pittsburg
would bc called to the capitol. The
cUininittc" had planned a meeting In
pittshurg 10 investigate reports that
Pennsylvania interests have taken q
active part In financing the Democratic
campaign. The last days hearings
we're conducted by Chairman Kenyon.
Republican. and Senators l,"cd AMI
POmsrcne Democrats Senators Spcu.
Ger and Edge. Republican. were absent
the latter having lett Chicago last
night. after issuing n statement dcrid
ing the Cox charges. This attitude
drew criticism from the Democratic
members uf the committee. Senator
Reed having characterized the Edgs
statement rs indecent"
Republican plans for scyen.dav
drive for funds IN Chicago. and test.
mony that the Democrats had assessed
Girl employees ~ the internal revenue
office ut Aberdeen. n. d.. $40 each 10
help finance the Democratic campaign.
were the topics Of today's inquiry.
index Prcpsred
Frederick c. BARBER, Of New York. u
professional money raiser, In charge
d the Chicago Republican drive. told
the committee he had prepared a card
index of about $1,000 prospective con
tributors, including a preferred list Of
some 200 to 500. each at whom was be.
lie, cl aide TO give $1,000.
Upwards Of 5000 workers will be en-.
gagged In IN" onc'wcck's drive. he said
with 100000 az the goal Testimony
10y Caleb EniX. n local newspaper man.
That tn" Republican national commit
tee had sent out publicity matter CIV
ing the Chicago quota ~ 100000. lei
Mr.. Barber to say that he had hcapl
others make the statement. hut he lei
them rave"
His gtsl. he emphasized. was $500 On ,
and u h" RAISED that amount h. sai,i
he would consider the drive q one hun
drch percent success.
who talked about large amounts
that YOU al'oVe them io rave oyrr?'
Senator Heed asked
Various men, some, team captains. -
Tci,li"d Nj Harder.
I'D you ever discuss tho amount
with Pred W. vpham. treasurer q, IN
Republican national committee"
"Ycs sir thtt II. there WIS not a.
awful lui IL discussion about u. Mr
Cphnm WUIli aN something and
would u ten. and not cOntradir' him
al ~" time with my own plan III
nund"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-12

DEMf>Ei VIII. MEET
BRf>>N Of MN WORM
), iat,IPrcss.

~ N-f'H tlt'fi l'frNs.
NV YORK sept IL
Agreement fu q isruund bout
between Jack Dempsey and
1911 Rrtnan 81 this riiv was
signDd tudtN. accuiding 90 Jack
kearns al, champions man
ar,r Tn, bout VII n, staged AZ
Madison Square Garden ocio.
h.i under thu direction ~
TcA Uiraaid
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-12

In introducing Governor Cox. Mr.
Cuttcrill charged that senator Harding
had for thirty years been brewer.
owning stock IN the LEGAL brewery nj,
Marion. Ohio. and alro had voted
thirty times ON the wet side.
MIR Cotterill also declared that Gov.
crnor Cox's record In ohio included
sunday saloon closing law. and gc~
cral moral leaders"
Partisan Politics
The charges against the governor. h.
said. were partisan politics. The brief
statement IN tunights speech IL the
governor. who has been charged frc
qucntly with being wet or damp
candidate. was determined upon during
conferences with Mr CotterIll aud
others u his train to-day. after dav
ot bomhai ,iiient upon him In news.
papers, kilograms and letters. demand
ing a statement ON the subject
The way was paved for Governor
CoN's declaration by Mr. coitetill IN In.
Producing the Ohioan. Mr. Cotterlll re-.
ferrcd specially To an attack made upon
Governor Cox to,lay by the Seattle Post
lntelligcncer. ~ Republican newspaper
which branded Governor Cox az a
wet" and demanded that he declare
himself and not dodge" the question
The paper printed the alleged letter III
George =. Carroll. president of the New
Jersey Liquor Dealers association
dated July e. stating that Governor
Cox was pronounced wet" and hi
nomination was "a ''hig victory for 90
Interests"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-12
ltecord o. I'raIsrsl

The Carroll letter also called for aid
and funds from the liquor dealers ~
behalf of Governor Cox. MFR Coitcrill
praised the record al Governor Cox ON
prohibition and other moral issues Ia
Ohio. declaring that he secured. in ad
vance uf national prohibition. the "a
loon Sunday closing law.
l'cndes the Seattle new spapct's al
tack. the Herald. of Bcllingham. whcr,
the governor made his first speech to
day. sent a telegram asking n state
mcnt on prohibition. and whether h,
favored article ten at the league cove
nant. whether he approved the "blan
kci endorsement II President Wilson.
administration In the san Francisco
platform. and other questions. No ..
ply was made by the governor
Closes Washington Campaign
His Seattle speech was the clina'
10 the Washington campaign
Starting at Rockingham early today
upon arrival from walla Walln. al,
governor made three other speeches 10
day. al Mount Vernon. Everett and Ta
coma. Governor Cox left here AT mid
night for Portland. Ore. Co spend
quiet Sunday. During the coininl
week he will speak through oregon
Idaho. Utah. Nevada and California
reaching San Francisco next Friday.