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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-03
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-03

In Washington before returning to New
York
Among witnesses testifying today
were John Cranoer. former representa-.
tive IL the DoWney shipbullding cor.
pofution at Washington. and Lester
Sister. former secretary a. the ship.
ping lpard, who were named hy Tucker
II sands in his testimony as sharing
ln an alleged Zee " ffpuoo which
Sands said was paid tn obtain ship.
ping board contract Both witnesses
denied ~, charges and asserted they
IW,r, uuahl, tu s.,y what motive iuspii.
al Sands Co make them William Den.
IMAM. first executive ~ the fleet cor.
puIltiou. also testified that there had
never h,rn q ",ouuuyrrsy" over the
Wuo,l,n ship prosam ui The corpora.
ton.
During the s,a-i.ns bot. -uhpoeuaed
ANA volunteer witnesses testified 10
numerous alleged instances u mism.in.
.ac,m,nt and Ark ~ accounting and
checking which were said o. have re-.
~ul,rd in loascs Co the government u
W.lli.rs - dullars
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-03

said. he beAeyed il would take longer
To act on the appropriations measure
through one committee than II TIE old
system e. act on The appropriations
measure through one committee than
II the odd system was still In vogue Ar
Mondcll added. however. that be- favor
81 carrying out the intent 81 the house
resolution.
The Republican floor leader thought
very little could BE- done az this session
outside Of passing the approis latious
measures although d, added that NO
one could say at this time what thu
Legislative program would be
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-03
GROWING DEAF WITH
HEAD NOISES
TRY THIS

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-03
PROBE DEATH or
OIL FIELD ENGINEER

BURkBrIgNETT. Texas. Dee -
Local authorities to-day are inyesiig1t.
ing circumstances which surround the
death q ". H. Hoar. Oh field cngin.
Ger. whose body was found this morn
ing In a standing position supported
by an oil pipe line. Cash wounds
showed on his body and his hands
were muddy. indicating that he had
elawed the ground while graphing
with his assillant In a death struggle.
Iioar. whose home Is In salt Lake
CITY. wen ton duty AZ midnight a. the
Noble OF companys plant az New
town and was alone during the carly
morning hours.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-03

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-03
Nntice 10 cnrrnrinrs.

Notice l. nercuy given that on ~
18th day ~ Dvce.nlcr, 1890. the Com
ifiSsioners' Court ~ Hemphill County.
Texas. viii consider bids for the con.
struction q a sand clay road from c..
madam northwest 10 the Lipscumb
County line. being the =. g y. State
Highway. Plans and specifications 81
said road being on ill. with Hess 8
Skinner. Engineers. Dallas. Texas, an1
with the County Clerk %, Hcmphlll
County. Bidders will consider taking
tn payment So7 10000 In boisds % Road
District No. l q Hcmphlu County. bear.
ing s per cent interest. due IN thirty
years. serially, NJ par value. Rights
reserved 90 reject any ana al bids.
Bids 90 be filed with County Judge on
or before 10 o'clock ~ said day. Tor
further information address.
COUNTY JUDGE,
Canadian. Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-03
A TEXAS WONDER.

For kidney ana bladder troubles
gravel. weak and lame back. rheuma
tism and irregularities % the kidneys
and bladder IN both men and women.
IL not sold by yoUr druggist. viii ~
sent by mail en- receipt ot ti.s5. Small
bottle often cures. Send for sworn tcs
tifnonlals. DR.. l.. W. Hall. 1896 Olive
street. ~. Louis. NO. Sold by drug
gists .--Adverilsenisnt.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-03
Ship Committee
Recesses Until
Congress Meets

% 'scf aftd Pres.
NEW YORK Dec Tho walsh
gluA.,s s.gnal camml,icc. lnycst.galins
affairs 90 "a, United States shipping
hol.d. terminated here to-day "a three
W'tks open session The committee
Nln resume its work after IN" recon.
.,n.ag &C congress. sitting for time
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-03

America.
The president previously offered
senator Harding the usc Of the May
fl,Wcr and also batteship for his
journey o. Panama IN his vacation trip.
Senator Harding declined the offer. say.
ms hif arrangements had already been
mGdp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-03
DUMPED BUILDING
MATERIAL into
OCEAN, CHARGE
EAyS Trust" CAUSED DESTRI c.
TION OF VAST QUANTITIES OF
IIIGlt GRADE SAND.

NEW YORK. Dee e-Thc hst legal
obstacle a. prevent the i0int lrsisla.
tive committee investigating tho build.
ing trust" from making inquiry into
the activities az the huld,rs' supply
bureau was cleared away tonight whca
supreme court justice iutDhh.s dr,.d
"a the committee could retain pussee.
sion of the books and records seized 49,
evidence az yesterdays HEARINGS.
Justice Hntchkiss also refused Mac
lin Conroy. counsel fur the bureau, a
stay 60 prevent the recall 90 Joseph
Penny. chairman % the "rgan.latiUn as
a witness before the committee.
Sienographer Testilis.
The committee tully heard au 1d
mission from Miss Elisabeth oDpf.
sionographcr employed boz Che bureau.
that she had destroyed th, much sought
quotation cards of The bureaus card
system % estimates.
Miss n'D,a. who was once ytcl iYr
contempt iy the l,ssIt.t. cUmmlttc'.
declared she had destroyed th. cards
vi tie dirpctiou ~ "a m,ub,. oi the hu
rsau. whose nan.t she luuii mot recall
She asserted. however. that sh, had
done So "snmc months before the
launching ~ the inquiry. and after the
system had come into d.susc.
The puoililOu cards were sought rs
evidence hy toe committee. which heard
testimony today tu the oiin,i tHlt tho
card system was employed ly the hg
rcau O. establish uniformity Boo plllel
The card system. which 90 was a.
legged not only resulted Boo uniform
but higher prices was operated ly
Miss o'Dca.
Threw Into Ocran.
While the committee made sUIe IN
vcFtlgatlon into The brick situation 60.
day hy hearing Wright D. Gnss. urgai.
dcnt q fiho Empire nr.gk ANA supply
Company. Il was learned TINT sIlpo.,
mss had been issued Coz number -
Hudson Valley hr.ck manufacturer
who are alleged 10 make up tine hr.ct
trust" IN. manufacturers. 10 was
stated. have l,,cn requested O. appear
tomorrow with their books and rc'
oris.
Allen G.. Martin. steamship opera
tor Tor the Munson steamship company,
testified he had maGc a1 unCl.gesstul
attempt 10 sell or "gyc away 1900
tons 81 high grade building sand which
had hccn brought from Amsterdam a.
ballast by r. steamship. 80 dealers
would touch or lool; ai" the sand. b.
said. and he finally hired @ hars, ana
had the material dumped 20 sa1 40 cus.
~ g. a ton. Similar experience Win
other shipments wcr, cited hy the vi;
mess.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-19
HEALTH HINTS
Concerns the Health Of the Home.
Simple and inexpensive Prepa-
ration for Family Health.

To enable the system to throw of
the poisons that gather in the iates-
tines, which if lett there would soon
cause disease and suffering, the blood
must be kept pure Health. strength
and vigor can only be retained by
cleansing the blood Of all Impurities
and poisons. For constipation. indi-
gestton, dyspepsia, stomach. liver and
kidney troubles, Bulgarian Blood Tea
has no equal as an economical home
separation. Taken steaming hot az
L ght il Will quickly relieve a cold and
ward off attacks of influenza. pneumo-
MA and grippe. Bulgarian Blood Tea
is sold by all druggists and grocers
Q efyWhere.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-19
New York Sur:
''Taggart Was a Credit to
His State
Begins Wen
Be gins Wen

Senator Taggart Of Indiana celebrated his first ap-
pearance in senatorial debate by taking his stand with
those of his colleagues who oppose the poraden nv
and harbor bill Hewas not deceived By this raid on
the treasury wearing the familiar disguise Of bill to
promote the commerce Of the nation. Senator Tag
CART begins we'll If he is always on the side which
he now fights he will be useful senator and
credit to his state.-Editonal in New York Sun.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-19
He is Practical

Tom Iaggar, practical business man, told the
senate after membership Of few weeks just what he
thought Of it. Oldte senators stared at the presumpt
ion Of newcomer tearing shenuously into fixed con-
gressona habits Many of them left their seats, but
none interupted.-Baltmore Sum-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-19
Hand Il
10 Tom

The people Of Indiana will have to hand il to their
SENATOR Thomas aggart for his refusal 10 vote for the
outrageous pork barrel measure appropriatng 49,,
OCQ0C0 Of the public money away to serve private in
terests.-Evansvile JournalNe,vs editorial May q,
1916
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-19
Stands On lis
Record
Widely
Commended

Senator Thomas Taggart is receiving letters from
all over the country from democrats and republicans
alike, commencing his speech (against pork, extra
vagance and unjusti6ed high axes) and urging him 10
continue his exposure Of unbusiness-like methods IN
congress Washington dispatch in indianapolis Star Of
August II, 1915,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21
CHAMBER TO LAUNCH DRIVE
FOR MEMBERS IN OCTOBER
Directory ar Citizens Engaged I'm
business ar Professions Pinned
lay Organization.

F!"Es we're perfected for the an
nuai membership drive OF the Cham
Der - Commerce to begin in October
ri . meeting of the mem acr,ship com
mutt" OF tho Chamber yesterday af-
i"rnoon IN Rue"cr's Io:cl. Several
"pp!icANons for membership were re-
celNed. Everyone Interested in the
Welfare Of Richmond. whose circum-
stances permits, should become a
m"mhcr Of the chamber, in order tina,
ne might use his Influence in incrcas-
inE the IMPORTANCE OF the city. it
Was pointed out Opportunity TO
Serve himself and advance his own
interests anu those OF his business
also MAS given AZ ~n induccmcnt for
.ni INNS the organization
~ directory OF citizens engaged in
business or i'm the professions Of
L'chmond IS planned to De made hv
ihr committee. such people will be
1skSd To- ioiu in order tha, they may
render Richmond greater service in
"dE.Ancins The interests OF The city.
,"iir3 meeting Of tn. ADVERTISING
yn!HWIti"c Of the chamber 10 me-,
IN m" chamber 'his afternoon at $50
o CLOCK TO furih"r consider plan; for
better ADVERTISING Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21
RECREATION ASSOCIATION
EXHIBITS MOVIES TONIGHT
VIII Mark beginning Of Activities
Mapped Gut an Program
for Year,

First activities OF the Richmond
Community Recreation Association
VIII begin tomorrow evening when
free moving pictures will he en-
hfai'cd in Monroe Park at \ o'clock,
according To the complete program
arranErd rY the association this year.
made public yesterday. Pictures in
Fulton Park and else here viii prob
ALly bc SHOWN this week, and the
hrsi band concert tn he given by the
association viii take place At Byrd
lark sunday
For some time tentative plans for
furnishing entertainment and diver
sion Tor Thermometers during spare
by the association, watch is headed
by 9. l.. cadot. Headquarters Of the
examination have been established at
community club. Iiclvidcrc ana Main
Streets.
The band conccr, al BYRD Park will
begin at i.3U o'clock SUNDAY, and
for The next eight weeks there viii
b" concert AT the same place by
tho Greater Richmond Band each sun
day afternoon.
The second showing of pictures will
take place Friday night al Scabrook
playground Next week pictures
VIII ne shown in four OF the parks
and Fairgrounds. according 10 schcd-
mlr. on Tuesday, "Wednesday. Thurs
DAY and Friday nights.
ihc plh!~round for the older boys
and girls. ~ take care OF The over
HOW from the small municipal play
ground ~ Fulton. will open Monday
night The smaller children will con-
linuc l" nay" their morning plays at
IN" Unity House. Fulton, however.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21
HOLD ANNUAL ENCAMPMENT
OF SPANISH WAR VETERANS
Election OF Department Commanders
to Feature Meeting In Gra.S'
.trm0rS Saturday.

Annual state cncam?mcnt OF Span
iSh War Veterans VIII be held in
the G-ays' hrmory saturday after
noon beginning at = o.r.ock. dele
gates from All pr!ucipa! cities in Viz
SinEt are expected TO attend. IN
election of department commanders
and other officers viii pc TN: main
business TO be considered.
FItZhGgh Lee Camp. Richmond
chapter. spanish War Veterans, viii
De 'he hosts at q hanlr": TO tic gwen
a. O'Clock SatuC'l.r night N the
business Mems Clue following m au-
'"mohilc gidc 10 his ov,ca!.y in;crc.t-
ing places in and aroUa Richmond.
George 6 FiiZhg-u, commander OF
tiizhupn Lee Camp, e Richmond.
VIII deliver the address OF wclc,.::r
Saturday afternoon, - which Charles
L. lie!ncmann. pres sent department
commander. Will respond. Miss Min
ME l.cnhart. president OF the Con
craI AuN i!ary o! span IN War Veto
rams OF the United states. wiki head
Quarters in PHILADELPHIA, viii oc ~ 5
ent in the interests OF or.:ani.in: an
auxiliary IN all important ;owrs
throughout Virginia AT present
Richihond IS The only city In the Stale
~. such
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21
COMMITTEE POsTPONES
EXTENSION OF AVENUE
More Than ZOO Citizens Appear on
Behalf of Important West
End Project.

More than 200 residents residing
in the West End. many of them
owners % property on Monument
Avenue. beyond the Belt Line Fridge
appeared before the Council Com =
mittce on Finance last night to urge
the appropriation OF $4,000 for the
extension Of the avenue. The com
mittcc postponed decision for the
present. not bcin:; in Il financial posi-
item 10 take 1t M, but promised quick
action.
Ordway Fuller. chairman of the
Council Committee ON Streets. APP
pcarcd before the committee To- urge
the approval OF the ordinance and
it's passage. II" pointed out the won
dcriul advantages which such action
would open up TO the residents and
rroperty owners OF That section and
the way II would relieve the crowded
situai ION Of tn. city.
Robert T. Pcytou. Jr.. produced
seventy cards. which he declared rep
resented the written statements OF
canvassed, who declared they Will
begin building operations at once *
the Monument Avenue extension or
dinanc" goes through. S. +. Pattcr-
son also spoke on the debt owed the
citizens OF the community by the city
and the fact that they have not re-
r"iNcd any municipal aid in max in,
improvements III this section for s!N
years.
Appropriation OF s2.5Oo was ap-
proved ~ tn" committee for the De-
partner; of Public Welfare. DR.. Il. e.
Levy appearing in person. and re-
qucstinr $4,000. The appropriation
is for tho purpose of conducting AN
active campaign against rats in
iichmond this summer and also To
reduce til" menace of bubonic plague
by III" elimination Of the pests
Salary OF William :. Woodson.
ltchmond'S first central registrar un-
dor tn" new State law. was approx ed
at $2,iO" and AN Increase given each
of the judges. clerks and registrars
At elections approved. The increase.
II adopted by the Council. will give
the clerks AN Increase of from So a
day thc present ratc) to $3.50. and
the registrar AN Increase. milking his,
total salary FOR election day $40.
Judges Will receive $3.50.
Scvrrai other matters were dis
cuSs"d and small appropriations APP
proved. Widening OF Grove Avcnu.
near the Belt Line Bridge. and ON
both sides OF it was approved tn.
appropriation being $500. Widen
ing of Cleveland Street to Stuart
Avenue was also approved.
Appropriation of S2i6.0OD asked bv
Director OF Public Utilities TrafforI
S25,"nO to provide sidewalks on Hull
street. S25.uVO for a lavatUry at Scv :
cnth and BROAD Streets. and the
cirht-hour- day ordinance. introduced
by Thomas L. Morton. and (which
would cost the city an additional
S2lI.hnu year in salarics-wcrc all
tabled for future consideration.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21
AVIATOR LOST ON POLISH
FRONT Is RICHMOND MAN
Captain Arthur Kelly. Missing Mem
her of knsriuS!to SQUADRON, Ilns
MOIhcr Living llcrc.

CAPTAIN Arthur Kelly, reported
from Warsaw to have been lost in
an airplane hight over The Boishcvik
lines five days ago, is son of Mrs
James T.. Kelly. OF Richmond lie
SAW service in the World War as a
member OF the Nincty-siXth Aero
squadron. He was twice recommends
ed for the distinguished service cross
and once for the croiN de guarrc with
pa !ms. Upon disqualification he join
ed the koSc.uSko squadron and was
stationed at LENDER.
Mrs. Kelly is listed as living at 40
south Harrison street in the CITY
Directory. Ills wife. with whom he
lived in Richmond before entering
the air service. removed 10 the pnci7
hc Coast and IS making her home in
the West during her husbands alb
scnCc.
Mr.. Kelly. who also received the
acr" Critincatc and medal from the
Nero cub of America. planned 30 re-
turn I" TINS country in May. hut is
supposed 10 have changed his plans
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21
CLUB MERGER PETITION
IS ARGUED BY LAWYERS
Corporation Commission Hears
Statements in Case and Re-
serves Its Opinion.

Declaring he was glad to see them
present but that. under the law. they
have no legal standing or right to
combat the proceedings. Henry w.
Anderson, by thus welcoming the
three attorneys for the other side.
opened the fight yesterday before the
state Corporation Commission for
approval by that BODY OF the merger
agreement which has been entered
into by the Wcstmorcland and Com
monwcalth Clubs
MIR. Anderson argued throughout
the hearing that the opposition. At
;orncyS Edwin i. Cox. &. NJ. Chichcs-
ter and Samuel y. Anderson. repre-
scntinE thirty-four members of the
WeS,mor"land Club bent on defeat
inE the merge. had no legal stand
ing before the commission ana that
the commission had no legal au-
thority to near their objections to
tn" merger petition.
He argued ,hlt the majority ben:
on cHccting the merger had complied
with all of the requirements of law
and that the minority could with
Graw from the club with the part Of
its property legally theirs. which NLs
all of their legal rights in the case.
Members OF the commission sitting
IN the case. Chairman lthca and Com
missioner Adams. were acting in tie
hearing purely in an administrative.
capacity. Colonel Anderson argued
throughout ana therefore. have no
right To consider the matter in a
executive or judicial way. Joseph G.
Taylor. counsel of the Commonwcal..
Club. WAS associated with Colonel
Anderson in the hearing
Arguments advanced by tho at
torncys for the minority members Of
the WestmorclanG club were to lh-
effect that the charter of either club
gives 1t the authority to consolidate
nor is the consolidation of the two
clubs, they contcndcd. legal under the
state law which says nothing about
tho consolidation of non-Sto cor
poratiouS Mr.. Anderson answered
this by declaring that the law was :,
general one. taking in all corpora
tons. and that. therefore. il referred
TO either stock or non-stock corpora
tons
Hearing OF the case was concluded
at i:l5 o'clock. the court convcninG
at 1880. Attorneys We're limited u
three hours Tor argument. Chairman
Rh"a stated after the hearing that
II may Dc several weeks before t.c
Commission comes to a decision
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21
Muster Int" Fedora, sc,,,c.

w" additional Natioua! Guard
com 'Hnits wii. be mustered into i'cd
'fit service In the coming week. ac-
gpfding 10 announcement -rc|,ivr,, 80.
.tGl General 10 Lane stern 49,
irYay EuCouraGi reports nv.
hr'n received regarding The forma-
..ph %, sHth company in Stauuinn.
ID" monster company. OF which
''"pfE" IL. Grimm is captain sill he
mustered INTO Federal service Thurs
H"t july 20 and tho Alexandria com.
IahS' o. which LOUIS y. Duffy is can
AN WI. %" mustered into seryir.
Monday July 20 Major Jnsani, az
M'sHfirr recently mustered tho tyo
toMpa'!'s iuiu state service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21
WILL TRY TO RECOVER CAR
%. T.. Iluri<holH Ia Ask for Return n,
Automobile Under Amended
Prohibition Act.

-. T.. Buckhola. hotel man. viii
make Il test case Of the amended pro
h!b!tion act, cniitIinS the owner Of
an automobile TO recover the car.
used IN violation of the law without
his consent.
Last year EuckhOl2's chauffeur was
arrested for carrying :, load of con
traband whisky In the car and va;
given a Jail term in addition to n
me: The car, which is valued al
lou. since haS been in the custody
of the court.
'uckholZ contends that he believed
ms automobiic was in the repair
Shop at the time his chauffeur was
arrested Tor violating the prohibition
law. Whcihcr the amendment. which
went into effect after the act was
committed. VIII be applicable in this
case is Il noot.d question
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21
Tuberculosis fund Drive I.ne..

Miss Caroline Whiting, general
secretary OF the tuberculosis fund Of
the Associated Charities. said ycstcr-
day mat an accounting OF all money
contributed To this cause will h,,
made SIN months from now, and that
IT viii be the means OF impressinr
lsichinondcrS with the good work
Doing done and the results achieved.
treasurer William l.. TriEg.. Jr.. lib
East Main street acknowledges re-
ccipt TO date Of S3iS, which is said
To be far below what actually is
needed TO continue this work.