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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-12-14
Ala. Remember my brothers, sister
and mother. Bernard McLendon.

Ala. Remember my brothers, sister
and mother. Bernard McLendon.
Dear Santa Claus: / want doll
and carriage for it; sparklers and
fruit and candy, ring and please
bring my little brother tricycle., a
steam shovel and some sparklers.
Pauline Joiner, Andersonville.
Dear Santa Claus: ! want lit
tie doll with curling hair. / want
some good oranges and apples and
little doll carriage. Please bring
my sister doll and carriage and
good orange. Lille Sue Green.
Dear Santa: ] want pretty tea
set and a big sleeping doll and big
bed and a little duck with wheels
on it and little piano and oranges
and candy and apples and nuts.
Zelle Ross.
Dear Santa: want drum and
cowboy suit. Go to Hightower's and
you'll see house with little porch
on it. That is what | want | want
a Ratchet a saw and some nails, too,
if you please. Bivins Ross. P. S.
| want a box of that stuff you'll
shake it and see "diffunt" colors.
My Dear Santa Claus: l am lit
tie boy of 8 years old. Don't wish
for much this year. Please bring me
train and some tinker toys. Bring
little brother tricycle., Ratchet and
hammer and some fruits. Thanking
J you in advance, we are your little
boys. Alton and Adrian Garrett.
| Dear Santa Claus: | am a little
! girl Z years old. / go to school and
am in the third grade. Santa, l want
you to please bring me a table, some
chairs, a doll and some fruits, nuts
and candy. Don't forget my teacher,
Miss Ethel Parker, and my little Or
phan cousins. Enclosed find 10 cents
for the Empty Stocking fund Flor
RE Bailey.
! Dear Santa Claus: am a girl IL
years old. Please bring me a pair
of skates and five handkerchiefs and
ring with D. L. A. on it and a lit
tie pocketbook and a necklace and
don't forget my little sister. Bring
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-12-14

her doll. doll bed and doll car
riage. Bring both of us some can
d and nuts. Donna Lee Adams.
Dear Santa Claus: I am a little
girl 10 years old. Please bring me a
story book and five handkerchiefs
and ring with R. E. A. in it and
a pair of stockings and writing ia
BILE. And dent forget the poor boys
and girls. ring me Its of fruits
and nuts. Ruby Adams.
Dear Santa Claus; | am a little
girl three years old. Please bring
me a doll, rocking chair, comb and
brush and wrist watch. Janet
Jones.
Dear Santa Claus: am a little
boy 5 years old. Please bring me
wagon, air gun, horn, ball, cap
pistol and silk shirt Ed Jones, Jr.
Dear Santa Claus: | am a little
boy seven years old and in the sec
ond grade. Please bring me a suit
VI CiOtuSSs wagon, air gun, norm,
leap pistol and ball. Be sure and
bring my teacher, Miss Suisse Taylor,
something real nice and please don't
forget Miss Annie Ansley, she was
my teacher last year. Bob Jones.
Dearest Santa Claus: am lit
tie girl 10 years old, and want yoiu
to bring me a doll, pair of skates,
some candy and lots of fruit. Don't
forget the other good little children
Mary Many.
Dear Old Santa: am not ask
ing for much this Xmas. Please
bring me doll, doll trunk, some
sparklers and nuts, all kinds o.
fruit. Please don't forget my little
brother and sisters. Esther Cassidy
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and | want you TO Drlng me uoll
dresser and pair of skates and lots
of fruit and candy. Emma Cox.
Dear Santa Claus: Please bring
me a small doll and doll bed and
a bicycle and some fruit and candies.
Please remember my teacher, Miss
Ruth Chappell. With lots of love,
Carolyn Jones, Leslie.
Dear Santa Claus: Please bring
me a sleepy doll and some fruit, and
please bring me story book, so l
can learn my A, B, C's. want some
candy and a little wagon or doll
cart. Remember my Sunday school
teacher, Miss Lily Carter, Frances
Jewel Jones, Leslie.
Dear Santa Claus: Please bring
me some handkerchiefs and hair rib
bon, Also bring me some perfume
and a doll and some scissors and
some fruit and candy. Remember
nv little sister and my teacher, Miss
Ruth Chappell Edith Jones, Leslie.
Dear Santa l want doll "a doll
carriage and fireworks and fruit.
Don't forget my teacher, Miss Viii
liams. Bring other children some
thing. Verna Kinard.
Dear Santa: l am three years old.
/ want tricvcle and some fruit
Kenneth Kinard.
Dear Santa: / want cap pistol,
some caps, tricycle. and some fruit.
Nv sister wants lots of things, too.
Robert Thomas.
Dear Santa: / IN II years old
and in the seventh grade. Please
bring me little rubber doll, lava
lier, some fireworks and fruit. Don't
forget maud and Ena at Hunting
ton Bertha Kinard.
My Dearest Santa: / am not ask
ing for much but please bring me a
doll, doll carriage and bicycle. And
don't forget the "Gold Dust Twins"
at Huntington. Ruby Ratley, Hunt.
ington.
My Dear Old Santa: want you to
bring me a bucket and shovel and a
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-12-14

Dear Santa Claus: l am little boy
8 years old, and I help my mother
attend to nv little brother, who is
2 months old. You know / am good
help. His name is Paul Julian. Don't
forget him Xmas. N ow l want a
little wagon, horn, an aeroplane, a
pop-gun and some confectioneries.
Don't forget my daddy at Sylacauga,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-12-14

Dear Santa Claus: l am little
girl 7 years old, in the Second grade,
and l want you to bring me doll
dresser and a pair of skates and lots
of fruit and candy. Emma Cox.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-12-14

a roach comb, some ribbon, drawing
book and some colored crayons. /
still have my doll and the rest of my
things you brought me last Xmas.
Don't forget my brother, sisters, ia
Their and mother. I'll accept some
confectionery. We are not going to
have Xmas tree at Concord this
Xmas. Julia B. Rabun.
Dear Santa Claus: l am a little
girl seven years of age and go to
school every day. / am in the sec
ond grade. Santa, please bring me
small sleeping doll, a carriage, a
small cook stove, some fruits and
nuts. Remember my little brothers,
Willie and Charles and the poorer
children. Maude Amelia Holiday
Dear Santa Claus: l am a little
girl five years old. Won't you please
bring me doll, doll carriage and
bed and plenty of fruits and candy.
Bring my little brother, J. A., lit
tie wagon, train and a rubber ball.
Don't forget James, the baby. Bring
him a RATHER. Am sending 25 cents
for the Empty Stocking fund. Eve
Ign Chapel.
Dear Santa Claus: We are two
little girls four and seven years of
age. We will not ask for much this
Xmas. Minnie wants doll chair.
Fleta wants doll and chair and please,
Santa, bring US a little piano to-
gether, fruits candy, nuts and any
thing else you can bring Minnie
and Fleta Cassidy, Ri. D.
Dear Santa: Please bring me a
doll with blonde curls and a car
rage and bed for her. Also bring
me nuts, candies and fruits and
sparklers. Carolyn Crockett.
Dear Santa: Please bring me a
pair of skates, a rubber ball, slate
to write on; some sparklers, fire.
crackers, fruits, nuts and lots Of
candy. Argyle Crockett.
Dear Santa Claus: am little
girl years old, in the second grade
at school. Please bring me some
skates and a doll and doll ham
mock and a pair of doll shoes If
this is too much. leave off some of it.
Don't forget my teacher, Miss Gene
We've. Gladys Gatewood.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-12-14
LETTERS
TO
SANTA

Dear Santa Claus: l am writing
YOU letter to tell you what 1
want you to bring me: A doll and a
pair of skates and lots of fruit and
candy and don't forget my two sis
tiers. Your little girl, Louise Cox.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-12-14

Dear Santa Claus: l am 10 years
old. am in the fifth grade. My
teacher is Miss Ruby. Please bring
me tablet and pencil and rubber
ball and a box of colors and ma
ture book and some fruits and some
nuts. Please bring me box of spar
klers. Hoke.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-12-14

bicycle and some fireworks and box
of candy. Walter Louella Hayes.
Huntington.
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My Dear Santa Claus: l want
wagon and ball. shovel, hoe and
rake. | am a very smart boy. help
NV mamma lots. Don't forget my
two cousins, little Ned Johnson and
little Walter Louella Hayes. Gus
johnson. Huntington.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-12-14

her doll. doll bed and doll car
riage. Bring both of US some can
d and nuts. Donna Lee Adams.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-12-14

Dear Santa: Please bring me an
Alabama coon-iipgeI., a monkey that
will climb a string, and ball and
bat and some fireworks. Ned john
son. Huntington.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-12-14

Dear Santa: l want a pretty tea
set and a big sleeping doll and big
bed and a little duck with wheels
on it and little piano and oranges
and candy and apples and nuts.
Zelle Ross.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-12-14

Dear Santa Claus: l want a doll
and carriage for it; sparklers and
fruit and candy, a ring and please
bring my little brother a tricycle., a
steam shovel and some sparklers.
Pauline Joiner, Andersonville.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-12-14

Dear Santa Claus: want desk
and doll and bed and some fruit
and candy. Don't forget my little
sisters. Lovingly Christine Baker.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-26
INCREASE WANTED
IS NOT NECESSARY
SHIPPER DECLARES
SAYS BILLION DOLLAR RiIsT
ASKED ~ Sss.ooa.ooo MORE
THAN NEEDED

w hssnc riei fress
WASHINGTON. u G. June e5.-The
billion dollar freight increase asked hy
IN" railways of the country IL approx.
mntelv S3SG. 600 OO0 more than win b.
nccculry to give the six percent stan.
dnrd return guaranteed 10y the trans.
poriaiion act. clifford Thorne. l,prc.
renting clippers. estimated today ~ the
general rate hearing before the inter.
state commerce commission.
Prerpntlng arguments Ca support his
contention. MIR Thornc said the "boo';
value" of t20 GOO 900 0oO used hy the
roads In computing the return. was
excessive by several billion dollars. Mr
Thorne estimated that an Increase In
freight rcvcnues of ~ PET cent instead
"t s'ss percent arNcd by the carriers
wouic civ" the roads sufficient income
=" meet the six percent siaudrid re.
turn. Mr. Thornc tulI thr rmmisSion
that II al the pic M demands , thc
railroads for incrrlsrd rates AMI eir
employees for inrpJs.d wages were
granted the iurraf 4 transportation
huf'icn on the American prople would
le mote than s. 600 np1 no0 ~ twic. as
much ~ the total annual tax bur,lsl
'rcna.onel hv tine gr, test war deli, in
thr nations hisimt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-26
ALLIES DEMAND
GERMANY FULFILL
Terms Of PEACE
THIEF NcrEs DEALING WITH
DISARMAMENT HAVE BEEN
SENT TO DELEGATES

Ivy FseoriattN Effta
BERLIN. June 25.-Thrcc notes deal.
Ing principally with the question of
German dis - lament. have been re-.
cciycd by the president Of the German
peace delegation The first outlines
many infringements of the military
clauncs of the peace treaty. saying the
allics have determined Germany shall
carry out the terms. and that their
decision g. reduce the German army [,
~a.liA sien siili stands. The security
pDliee. iAia dded must be dis.
Banded within three months. but gives
permission for the disciplinary force to
be- increased a. 1900 Demand is made
that the German constitution be- mnde
to conform with these military siipuln.
, lions. ~ that cunscription may be- obol
iahed By law. In conclusion the note
asks that legal measures be- taken
against the export of war materials.
Details uf the substitution of 150..
OoO disciplinary police for the security
police are supplied In the second note
lnview of the incomplete delivery 4
aeronautical material the third note
nays. the construction of such mater.
ial. which was Ia be- resumed In Ger.
many on January 10, may not be- r..
a1med until three months after the sur.
/ render o. the allies of the aerOnautical
material called Tor is completely car.
ried cut.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-26
Will Return Bodies
of Sailors Who Died
When Transports Sunk

PARIS. June q 2s.-EXhumation of tho
bodies of 4Ss American soldiers which
were washed gpon the rocky shore ~
the island. 81 lslay off the scottish coast
ai,er the sinking II the transports Tus.
cina. and otIanio In 1918. viii bc
siar,ed July l. It was announced here
ioiav
The Scottish elan which inhahiis the
lonely spo, has taken the most tender
ware II the graves and the chief had
given q plcSc that The elan would hook
after the graves NJ II they wcr" ~ own
tn, ,hlri pleaded that the bodies he lefi
an the island hut ihc relatives In many
cass wished the return II III" bodies
and il was decided hy the graves r"gis.
traiion saryice to remove III of them
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-26
2 Men Found Guilty
Of Death Of Woman

iiy Associated Pres.
NEW ORLEANS. June % FcllN
Biggbor. 90, dishnnorably discharged
frnm the army. and charles Zitkn. ~
late today We're found guilty In the Grim
inll disiiict court Tor the murder un
ApHl % ~ Mrs Bertha Neason.
According tu confessions introduced
~ evidence hy the state. the two young
men induced Mrs N-ason. whose hus
hand was ON duty ON a naval trans
port. to accompany them an ride "a
a lonely spot on the turtle hack" road
near the New orleans canal. where they
shot her aud after stripping valuable
diamonds from hri threw the body into
u puW NJ water.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-26
iy Associated Press

SAN FRANCISCO. June 25.-Thc
democratic national committee today
lrcitlrd tu postpone consideration of the
icurgia and Missouri contests until to-
morrow morning. after clearing away
n the prclimlnarirs Tor the opening of
be- national convention next Monday.
Z wan the plan of some leaders to have
he contests heard 10y subcommittee.
sentiment, however was strongly for
consideration hy the full committee.
md roll call. was demanded
The vote resulted &c tn 20. to nave
he full committee hear the eases.
Tho vote by states was as follows:
Yea Alabama. Arizona. California.
colorado. Cunnccticu, Idaho. Illinois.
Iowa. Kentucky Maryland. Mississippi.
Ncw Hampshire. New Jersey. New
iurk. North Dakota. Ohio. Oklahoma.
south Dakota. Vermont. West Virginia.
Wiscunain. Alaska. District of Colum.
iia Hawaii. Porto Ricr-eG.
No-pclawarc. Florida. KNisls. Mas.
achusc'ts. Michigan. Minnesota. Mon.
ana, Nebraska. Nevada. New Mexico,
rcgun. Pennsylvania. Rhode Island,
south Carolina. Tennessee. Texas. Utah,
Virginia. Washington. wyoming-so.
The Georgia contest involves twenty
'ight vote. while In Missouri the ques
iun is whether SENATOR James \ Reed
ippencnt of the national administration
ind the league uf nations. shall h,
F'atrd in the face ~ his rejection hy
u" Missouri state convention Reed
vas reelected by IN, nth Missouri dis
rict after his rejection hy the stat,
convention. hut II h claimed the action
'cat u a. Turner ~ delegate ai
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-26
LOSSES DESCRIBED
BY OIL INVESTORS
urNDREpS or VICTIMS WRITE TO
4. =. OFFICIALS TELLING
on FRAU DS.

py AssoeiRis' ffff7.
NEW YORK. June ?i--llundrcds Of
letters from investors In oil si"cks wh'
asserted they had been the vi"iima at
flaud. were received today ~ the office
~ the United states district attorney
The flnud of correspondence following
the filing yesterday of five indictments
hy federal grand jury against i"n'
oil companies. ten brokerage concerns
and fifty individuals charging fraulu
lent use of The mails In selling m
Focks
Some letters bore tales ~ the loss ol
lifetime earnings one woman said fh'
had managed To save $500 which she In
vested and now was obliged to take N
washing to fupport here ~" children
An aged couple wrot" that they w"ul'
h. thrown to charity unless they o"nl'
recover 81 Soo with which they hal r'ir
chased supposedly bona fidc stocks
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-26
C. D. P. CANDIDATE
AND PARTY CHIEFS
LAY FURTHER PLANS
WILLIAM a. THOMPSON AND
THEODORE ROOsENEir MEET
WITH HARDING.

~ Ataocihitd freaA.
WASHINGTON June 2s.--confer.
encos with republican leaders were con.
tinucd to-day by senator william O.
Harding. candidate Tor the republican
presidential election. and with william
Boyce Thompson, chairman of the ways
and means committee of the republican
national committee aud Theodore Roose.
yclt.son of the former president. were
cunfereca
Each conference lasted an hour and
war IN accord with Harding'a plan 10
! ruinmon republicans 60 ascertain their
Views relative to the campaign.
Interest wan expressed In political
circles here In the announcement from
Boston today ~ the conference next
week between senator Harding and
Oovornor Coolidge uf Mnssachusctts,
ih" republican Vice presidential nomi,
nee. The two are not strangers having
met several months age. when Mr.
Harding was campaigning In Massachu.
setts
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-26
Convention Site Resembles
Lumber Yard as Platform
Plank Suggestions Arrive

hacking and saving e language they
Thought would luoh well in the partys
hIi C particulars They hammered and
banged away 70 ever suhi.,t under the
sun and had no time Tor sr"ncry.
Hand harrlrc and trunks were load
81 down with hunc hrewei planks pre-
arsd isfar, the puiiticil yuyagers em.
t1fktd iu tha roldrn west.
We ari lrish planl were IN the ma.
friv tui uo subjects was siighted.
Where dri,rlics Themselves had not
prepared few thoughts for considera
tion hy the official platform maker.
representative II some association. len.
sue - committee. 90 other propaganda
outni. awnpiA ullcd in the breach.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-26
SUPERB CONVENTION SERVICE WILL
BE GIVEN DAILY NEWS SUBSCRIBERS

q a AlF Martin.
begins of sundays
News Reader ceaaatd huuotiH covered"
Republican his this time viii be- just
good
karlale the Dallas
The News what
the mcmrcr ui dlcgslion h while Ia that
always reliable and aNgys FIRST with the real
leased and It's host a special writer's
area already on the
tn
be- con hand
bc IN
II the
department order that
q supply arreis sunday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-26
GOMPERS N IN ROITE
To DEMOCRATIC MEETING

Nv As,ncir'sd Press
VAN COI'VER. u G.. June si.-on
his way io san Francisco to present
labor's ease before the Democratic Ma
,ionaI Convention. Samuel Gompcrs
president II the American Federation oi
Labor. arrived here to-day and lci'
shortly aftcrward for seattle. lie wa'
nccompa nied by William Green vie"
prrsidcnt II the federation.
Mt. Gompcrs had little to say ncy"n'
stating that h. would urge III" adoption
by the convention of platform salts
factory to labor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-26

relations with Elwcll. At that time, u
was said hts explanations were aatis
factory Information obtained latef.
however. resulted in q close watch h..
INK Kept on him until he ia either
arfortcd ~ police become convinced he
b. not She murderer
The new turn In the mystery, Il
became known tuday. followed the dis.
clusureby Mira Marie Larsen. Elwell's
houHrkecpcr. under severe croasexami.
nniiou uf assistant district attorney
Dazzling. that there were three sets IT
keys to the iurfmnn's home one set
Mrs Larsen said she kept; Elwell had
another. and the third vet she said was
found un IN" mani"l In Elweli's bed.
room the morning ~ 10 death.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-26
WAGE DECISION is PROMISED
ARREST is NEAR
IN ELWELL CASE
is LATE REPORT

ly Associa,sJ Pres.
NEW YORK, june s5,-The hunt for
the murder of Joseph Ewcl whist tx
pert who wa shot IN his home two
weeks Mo. ccniercd tonight around
one man whofe movements are under
,luse police scrutiny.
II was reported at the district attor.
ney'r Office that an arrcs, was mot
very Tar of. No official confirmation
of this. however, was forthcoming to.
night
~, ruling Ia the authorities. the sus
pcctrd slayer was u friend ui the dead
sp'iianan.
he had been questioned previously
ahuui his 'ioyemenis the night. pre-.
crding the killing. aud concerning his
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-26
VIII Stage Banquet.

Nv N'NWTHTfW TT"'F
SAN FRANCISCO. June 2i.-inns
Tor banquet to h" gi',u tomorrow
nighi by the California delegation. tu
delegates and national committeeman
oC western states and territories. were
laid ~ meeting ~ the california dele
CATION to-day. Problems peculiar to III"
West are to hc discussed and an effort
will be- made To- obtain unity uf action
upon them.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-26
DENIES Any CONNECTION
WITH Oll. SWINDi.ES

BOSTON. June - Thomas " law
sou denied oy,r having acquaintance ot
business connections with Louis g Van
DIpcr iudirtrd on charges ~ using N,
mails tn defpud investors through sale
of wurihlro oil sturks and mentioned
in r,mr accounts of ih" indictment rs
"furm.rl, secretary g. Thomas " Law
suu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-26
n, A~osia,siFw..

n, AssociA,si rfess.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 2i-oak.
land Molc. arrival point for democratic
national convention delegates who puus
"a in by the hundreds today. looked
more uk, q lumh,r yard than a pas
ur,r drpu'
81 many platform plank suEe'siion'
arrived with the d'icgutes that their
rnroisl trains clattrrei hk. fast frclghi
iuui.rr trains.
\ rough estimate Indicated that u
would take the resolution committee a
monih. ntting twenty four hours a day
u IL planned 10 give all the suggestions
fun hearing
Delegates whilcd away tho journey
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-26
IIlREE IIiRr wliEN
PLATFORM IsRE AIS DOWN

N--77 7
W'FFAiO. y g. June 2s-A tenn
rorary platform nj the broadway aud.
the northern Baptist convention wer,
having their piriur"s taken. collaps'. 4
frw minutes after ~" close ~ this
'uprning's s'Hsion THREE persons We're
severely hurt and several others were
rn aud bruised
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-26

" 'ssnratsd frs.
I1s ANGELES. June ei.-Sonniot
,.p.rfr. n ohio delrrli" in m" dem
..Dtr national convention left hcr'
tonight With other members II tho
ohio delrratian cxp-riing. b" said. to
d.,ur, much u his energy In SSn Fran
bsrl fu TRYING 90 prevent William J
rryan num putting reported plans into
,fI..f
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-26
Further Improvement
AtLondonderry Noted
After Week of Fighting

ny Ass-c'a',d Press
LONDON DERRY. June ei.--Thc sit.
untion In London Derry following the
week ~ civil warfare. showed further
imp oycmcnt today. when business start.
cd up. a peace conference is In ses.
sion. largely with view 90 getting
refugees back to their homes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-26
I.0NE STAR DEitGATfS
PIEln.E MC tlnbI ~ PpORr

uy NEGOTIATED ffsss.
SALT LAKE. uinh. Jun, es--M n
caucus held hrrr t"lay the Texas dele.
CATION a. the san Francisco convention
unanimously put itself ou r'curd f"r
the nomination uf McAd"u. aud pledged
every ON. Il the o. d,l,luics to hi,
support