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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09
NO REFERENCE
At THIRD TERM
MADE BY WILSON
MESSAGE DEALS CHIEFLY WITH
REASONS WHY 4. \. SHOULD
ADOPT LEAGUE
Nv Associated Press

Nv Nssocihitd ffsHs
WASHINGTON. Jan, S.-presl-
dent Wilson In his message TO the
Jackson Day diners here tonight
said "the clear aud single way" to
de, ermine the will OF the American
people ON the league Of nations
was 10 make Il an issue at the next
election. sM
Nothing Abou, Third Term
The presidents message said
nothing about a third term for him
self and neither did n say even by
implication that he would moi be a
candida. Q. rs had been widely fore
cast. Most Of the presidents mes
sage was devoted Ia an expression
of his argument of why he consid-
cred u i.e duty of the United states
ic Join in the league OF nations
covenant and whv he considered the
war not really won until 1, did
Another attempt To crush the new
nations Of Europe would be made.
the president said. " the United
States held aloof.
The president again expressed
his attitude toward reservations.
much as h. did a. his conference
with the senate foreign relations
committee, In this language:
III tho senate wishes 20 say what
the undoubted meaning OF the
treaty Is shall have no objection.
Rut when the treaty is ac,cd upon
must know whether Il means We
have ratified or rejected H. ave
cannot rewrite this treaty. We
must take It without changes whioh
,Continued ~ Page Tw0l
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SNOWsTORM CArSES
READERS tn MISS MEMS

. Duo to the fierce snowstorm {
. that was raging early Thursday I
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= the carriers. especially in the I
= outlying districts. To deliver :.
= the News To all subscriber
= Arrangements have hecn I
= made by the circulation depart I
= mcnt now, however. Ia deliver I
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09
PRESIDENT FAVORS MAKING ELECTION
issue OF COVENANT; BRYAN COMEDIES
TO ACTION OF REPUBLICAN CONGRESS
RATIFICATION
IMPOSSIBLE NOW
LODGE DECLARES

~ tasucihi,i Press
WASHINGTON. Jan. S.--Senaiof
Ledge ~ Massachusetts,, the rcpub.
lican d. ,i,f. declared In n statement
tonight that he feared President
Wilson's jackson hay mcssagc had
mair imp, ssihlr the hope ",hat in
the srnA'c w. Nigh, have comc io.
gr,hcr aud 1'if'ci the iraiy pro-
ircicd by The principles sci forth in
ihr fourteen reservations"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09
JUNE Is is
DATE SET FOR.
CONVENTION
CIV Af.oeia,cd Pres.

CIV Arsnca,cd Press.
WASHINGTON. Jan. s. san
Francisco is the place and Monday.
june -. at noon, Is the time FOR the
democratic national convention.
The selections Ncrc made here 10
day hy the democratic national COM
mltiec at iis quadrAunial meeting
rh' committee NJ the same time
adopted resolutions endorsing the
treaty of Versailles and dcnourcine
the arrogant republican Leadership
Of tho senate a. having earned th'
contempt nt the world" nv ihrot
llins The treaty fOr soycn months.
bilizcd the rrca, uupporting iorcc
from capital from labor from the
soil. These were ready because their
country had prepared, while tho
democratic p'rty was In power by
the new system of taxation. the ury
system of finance. the new conditions
Tor labor, and tho new support 10
the farmer, Thrsc were ,he meas
ures which marked crr real propar'
cdny.s Tor the war
iCortinus' ~ Pare ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09

Nr. Rryans sneoch follows
seldom has such m opportunity
for a great service como II any party
as now presents itsci, 40 our Marty.
but opportunity brings responsible
~. Mu,h Is required ot those TO
whom much Is given. A soldier is a
soldier until his day Of opportunity
comes: after that he II either her"
or coward.
So with the party. opportunities
become stopping stones To success
.ppormnitles neglected are mile
stones about the parties rorL. The
opportuniiics now offered are ~
large as the nation and as wide rs
the world. In this hour when W. iake
council together for the ccGlins cam
paign II II tho duty af each member
of the party. as take u, % present
the situation as he sees u. without
stopping To inuaire whether his
views are shared by others. ono
cannoi call q mass meeting TO deter
mine 4 way 10 think. The theory OF
democracy il lha, all think and givc
expression to their thought and then
conclusions are reached bv compari-
son Of views.
En,cring Upon New IRA
Permit me. therefore. TO present
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09
AMERICA MUST
NOT WITHDRAW
PALMER SAYS
RECORD WRITTEN ny PARTY
MUST BE UPHELD, ATTORNEY
GENERAL DECLARES.

~ Nsso-'s,ssl r-,-.
WASHINGTON. Jan. s. Too
much evidence as to Americas part
IN the war has been submitted. At
iorney General Palmer told the Jack
son day diners tonight, Tor the case
TO be- Withdrawn from .he Jury now.
War l. Siill Fact
THE great war Is sllll o living
fact" he said, The hope OF the
world for peace has been blasted hy
the iealousscs Of men Who hold their
political fortunes above the worlds
need. The war will not be over In
fact. even II In name. until the ls'
sres which II has raised are passed.
upon by the great cour. nt upncals
IN America and the judgment Of the
people Is entered
Oul, Criticism Offered
THE record which has lcu tn the
issue OF the war was wrillcn by the
4 ~. .ncl aiIc party. Upon taat record
we shall stand The part which the
republican leaders have chosen "a
play has been merely 10 criticisc our
methods. bclitllc our achievements,
investigate our victories, and rob
Awerica and the world 81 their
fruits. let them stand also upon
the record They laid M our door
Americas alleged unprcparcdness.
II may be true tina, In the narrow
illi ~ sense We are not ready. hut
The war was fought not by armies
but by nations
Counir, Was Ready
when the cali to arms came the
Young men went across the seas
while behind them there we're mo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09
ravors National bulletin

A national bullei'n-nOt news
paper. Mr.. Bryan declarrd-.,o pre-
sent national issues under bi-parii'
san control
The initiative anl referendum,
which. he declared. the democratic
party might we'll adopt as us next
great reform.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09

A majority OF ,ongress can de-
clare war. Shall We make !, more
difficult TO conclude treaty than
TO enter q war;"
Reviewing the past ana surveying
n program for the atufe Mr.. Bryan
said he yenturcd 10 suggest 'fhfeo
new propositions They were
A national system of rlads. cN'
tending In every state, ~ BE- known
as "a national peace way" rs utill-
tartan project for bliding the states
together in commerce and later
course. hut Is a memorial as well as
IN the soldier dead.
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OnI, CriIicism Offcrci


"Mkcn the cali to arms came tho
Young men went across the seas.
while behind them there we're mo-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09
CONG BEFORE
PUBLIC WOULD
DELAY PEACE
~ NAEE ELECTION I>St T.
CHANt H. fOn DEFEAT
STII.L ENiSr
PLEADS FOR EARLY ACTION
~ Program tor Future tommaoer
fayors Adoption of ''iniiia-
tive aud i,,ier'n,lum" rul.
Icy ~ Next Reform.

Wy Associated rrrss.
WASHINGTON. Jan. William
j. bryan split openly with President
Wilson at the Jackson Day dinnd
here tonight. On the question uf IN"
league OF nations
President Wilson. In his message
10 the diners. had declared that "th"
clear aud single way out" was Ia
submit the issue.
Conceding the right of the repub-
llcan majority to dictate the senate .
course. Mr.. Bryan declared
Plan i,cj.srd by senate
Our plan has been rejected and
we mus, face the situation as Il IL.
We must either secure srcn con-
promises as may be possible 1r pre-
sent issue TO the country. The latter
course would mean delay Of AZ
least fourteen months and then sue
cess only In case OF oIr securing a
two-thi,is majority Of the senate
I'VE cannot afford. either a. citi-
zens or as members OF tho party. To
share with the republican party res
possibility for further iclay; w can
not 10 before the country on the rs
sue that such an appea would pte'
sent.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09

Continued to Page ~
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,continued ~ Page Two,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-15
WILSON REJECTS
LODGE PROPOSALS.;
TREATY'S END seen
Changes to Article X Are Nullify-
ing, He Writes in Letter to
Senator Hitchcock.
SIMMONS GIVES UP HOPE

Washington, March 15.-W hatevcr
hope there may have been OF ratifying
the peace treaty has been wiped out
BY an exchange of letters between Sem
ator Hitchcock and President Wilson.
In his reply the President is said
TO have announced that IN his opin-
ion the various Article Y. reserva-
fions Senator Lodge has been alter
nately proffering and withdrawing all
mean notification of the principles OF
the covenant, and the alteration of word
here and there makes no difference in
their general purport.
There has been no wide circulation
of this correspondence, but enough
Democrats have been advised of it to
insure the rejection of any of the trick
reservations. Many of them are bascally
against even the bipartisan productions,
but have been induced TO list themselves
for the suggested compromises largely
through the influence of Senator Sim
mons and in the belief that the President
would accept them. Now that they
know how the President feels they have
gone back To their original position.
Senator Lodge latest proposition,
the most drastic of the whole series
must be voted on tomorrow. There
is every indication that his program
will be carried out The irreconcilables
will vote with him, and the Wadsworth-
Frelinghuvsen group, which has been
threatening to break away if he went
through with any of the modificatlons
calculated to placate Democrats, will
likewise stav in line. The mild reserva-
tionists may grumble, but will not
desert generally, SO it Is reasonable to
suppose the latest Lodge reservation
will be added to the ratification resolution
which will be killed in the end by the
irreconcilables and the Democrats.
After Article y, Is disposed Of, there
remain some odds and ends--a reSer-
walton about Egypt among them. These
should be cleaned up on Tuesday or
Wednesday. 80 that the whole treaty
question should be laid away decently
BY Friday.
There is a very big question if there
was ever any chance for the peace treaty;
If any ono on the Republican side
except the few who came 10 be known
as mild reservationists, was sincerely
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-15
BIG HOTEL AND PIER
FOR REHODOTA BEACH
Million Dollar Company Organ
lied TO Boost Delaware's At
lantic Coast Resort.

A large new hotel five stories high and
10 contain | II rooms and the construction
of pier and arrangements for amuse-
mcnts of various kinds, are planned for
Reho both Beach by company recently
organized with 81 600 600 capital. backed
by two Delawareans and New York in
terests.
II is planned 10 make Rehoboth Beach
n seashore resort such as Delaware may
be proud of. but also one Of the most
popular and up-to-date along the Atlantic
Coast. The plans. i. is understood.
provide for the construction Of btllkheads
that will protect the resort from the re-
currence of such damage from storms ~
was inflicted some short time ago
Many of the details arc being looked
after by T.. NJ Davis Of this city, who
represents the parties. II is stated that
an option has been secure ON land on
which to erect the hotel, and an effort has
been made 10 interest the citizens Of the
town and those in Wilmington and other
cities who own property there in a move
ment to popularize the resort
II is the intention of those interested
TO have the railroads give DE laware's
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-15

resort better train service II has been
practically assured that with the erection
Of n large hotel, the service will be improv-
cd by the Pennsylvania Railroad and the
Delaware Maryland and West Virginia
from Baltimore. The Inauguration of
teamship line, stopping at Lcwcs with a
bus line 20 Rehoboth Beach is all part Of
the general plan.
Those interested in maxim Rehoboth
Beach one Of the amusement place. Of
the country are confident that success
will attend the venture II is being point
cd out TINT the town has the finest bathing
beach in the country, and is close enough
20 enough large cities 10 be within easy
reaching distance Many Delawareans
have expressed their interest in the
project and offers Of support have come
from many quarters.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-15
PROHIBITION DAM NED BY
PEOPLE, GOMPERS SAYS
Leader Says Labor Will Get Square
With Attorney-General
for Injunction.

Trenton. n j., March 15.-A pres
entation of labor's cause against men
in public life was made by Samuel Com
pers al mass meeting under the auspices
Of the Mercer County Central Labor
Union at Taylor's Opera House yester-
day afternoon He declared that the
men In office who have not carried out
labors wishes should be elected a va
cation. Mr.. Gompers said he did not
think New Jersey was going to forget
the injunctions of United States Attor-
ney-General Palmer against the coal min
erS
Referring 10 prohibition, Mr. Comp
ers said there was little doubt of what
would happen to the Eighteenth Amend
ment if it we're submitted to the people
In his journey through the United States
he said he had yet to come IN contact with
anyone who did not damn prohibition
up bill and down dale.
Il have not met one man, he said,
who has said to me that he WAS III favor
% prohibition Just as il stands today. We
are the object of the ridicule and con-
tempt of the people of other countries,
who cannot understand why 100000, 600
people have been subjected to the wishes
of a few fanatics who have attempted TO
make people good by law"
He declared that prohibition was an
invasion Of personal liberty, and said
that he was acting "as barrel to sound
the sentiment of organized labor IN the
matter"
Criticising Governor Allen OF Kansas,
who addressed the Legislature here last
Monday night on the Industrial Rela-
tion Court that has been established IN
Kansas, Gompers said that Governor
Allen was trying TO faist upon the
peopIe of New Jersey the same incubus
he forced upon the people OF Kansas.
Mr.. Gompers said Governor Allen would
have to reckon with labor, if he lived
long enough He paid his respects TO
the profiteers, and said they were men
who prayed for the people on Sunday
and preyed upon them the rest OF the
week"
Arthur A. Quinn OF Pc th Amboy,
president of the New Jersey State Fed
Grafton of Labor, also condemned Gov
ernor Aliens Court of Industrial Rela
tions. Quinn said he doubted if the
bills TO benefit labor that are now pend
ing in the Legislature, such as the anti
Injunction measure, would pass, because
the workers Of New Jersey have been
too partisan. Quinn said that Governor
Edwards was with the labor men.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-15
DEATHS.

BRADLEY--In this city, on March Il
1920. Anita. beloved daughter of Frank
and Catherine V. Bradley. aged years,
Relatives and friends arc invited 10 attend
the funeral services at the residence of her
parents. lo6 Ashton street, ON Wednesday
afternoon At O'Clock. lnterment at Sii-
verbrook cemetery.
CHARLES-fn this city. on March IL.
1920. George w, son OF George ;. Charles,
aged 81 years.
Due notice of funeral will be given
FRANCoIs-In this city. on March is.
1920. Alexander +. Francois, In his 49th
year
mington Lodge. b. p. o. T., No. S07: Usage
Tribe /. o. r.. NJ, No. 80, and Whining
ton Turngemeinde are invited tn attend the
funeral services at his late residence, 22n4
.Iessup< street. on Thursday afternoon.
March is. At , O'Clock. 1uterment II River
view cemetery.
kEIGwIN-At New YORK City. on March
IL. 1920, Rev. Albert y. keigwin. D. ID .
aged 80 years.
Funeral services will be held a West Pres
hyterian Church on Monday afternoon.
March rs. at 4 80 o clock. iuterment at VII
nliugton and BrandywiDe cemetery.
MsSSEY-In this city. on March IL. 1920.
William Joel Massey. aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends are invited To attend
the funeral from his late residence. AIS r..
Tenth street, on Tuesday afternoon, March
To- at /. 80 o'clocA. Services at Epworth NJ.
L. Church at : O'Clock. fnterment at VIII
mington and Brandywine cemetery.
NELSON-In this city. on March 12, 1870
Elizabeth. wife of Elmer Nelson. and
daughter of Elizabeth and the late
Thomas II Fitzgerald.
Relatives and friends are Invited 10 attend
the funerai services at ber late residence.
3nfo Washing ton street. on Tuesday morn
ing, March IT., at IL q clock intcrment at
Chester Rural cemetery.
ROWAN-in this city. on March 70. 1920
John Rowan. at residence of his son. 7i6
Pine street. ahed 81 years.
Funeral services and interment at Cecil
ton. Md. on Tuesday morning. March To.
WALKER-Near Mermaid. Del. on March
I3 1920. Hannah J. aIfSer. AGED n years.
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend
the funeral services at the residence of her
brother, Leslie C. Walker. on Wednesday
" bite Clay Creel. cemetery. Carriages viii
meet trolley arriVn5 at stanton at 1890.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-15
DIED FROM BURNS.
Henry HUT, Colored. Fatally Injured
When Can of Oil Explodes.

Henry Hutt, colored, died at Delaware
Hospital yesterday morning from burns,
due to the explosion of a can of kerosene,
from which he was pouring oil on fire
already started in a stove, and the igniting
of the material thus showered over his
clothing.
The accident occurred near Elsmere
station in building owned by Pennsyl-
vania Railroad, by whom Hutt was em-
ployed, Saturday night. The fire in the
building was extinguished by other en-.
ployes, who sent Hutt the hospital
He was As years old.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-15
To Guard Against Influenza.

Don't let the dread influenza get you
II you have even the slightest cough or
cold better begin using Foley's Honey
and Tar al once Henry Willis, Sandy
Point, Texas, is one of many thousands
who consider this remedy "just fine.
lie says: Il suffered severely with bad
cough; after using four or FIVE dollars
worth Of different medicines decided 70
try Foiey's Honey and Tar. One bottle
gave relief Best medicine ever used.
Contains no npiafas -Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-15
IN NEMORIAM.

In loving memory Of our dear husband
and father, Walter j.. Roberts. who de-
parted this life March , 1918
OF all the things of God that are
Borue inward unto souls afaF
Along the psalulist : music deep
Now tell me if there any is
For gift or grace. surprising this.
He Riveth His beloved sleep.
Wife and Daughter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-15
Howard Grammar Wins.

Howard Grammar School basketball
team defeated the fast Reynolds Grammar
School team Of Philadelphia Saturday at
No. ~ School. score 26 to ~.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-15
Fer Colds, Grip or inftnenxa

and as a Preventive, take Laxatiys BFome
Ouiniue Tablets. Lools for l.. W Groves
eignafure on the box 30c.--AGv
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-09-20
'oH YOU WILDCAT" TO BE
PRESENTED BY 1920 REVUE

During the engagement of the 49,
20 Revue at the Suggs starting to-
day, "Oh You Wildcat" screaming
comedy which was presented in
France for the A. K, Il. and con.
sidered one of the best of the many
shows 'overthere' will be put on
for the benefit of all the boys that
were in the army and also their
friends that did not get the oppor-
tunity of going over, This comedy
was written by Mr. Rube Hooper OF
the 1920 Revue company and was
the hit OF the many shows put on by
the A. E. f. The 1920 Revue is the
only company in America putting on
this farce, which is one that every
soldier, sailor, or anyone that had a
son, daughter, friend, etc, in the
world war. This is the feature play
of the many excellent bills played
by this clever aggregation for which
special scenery and wardrobe is
carried. The date on which this plav
will be presented will be Wednes
day night.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-09-20

A sure cure for blues, the 1920
Revue, a comedy of 20 people pre-
senting the very latest musical com
edy farces Sugg Theatre today and
all week. 20-1t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-09-20
Dersonal
L. Mention

Watch Cosmos Petroleum Co. 7-1O
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Cabeen re
turned last night from a visit with
friends in Oklahoma City,
Watch Cosmos Petroleum Co. 7-1Ot
Mr. and Mrs c. Il. Venable spent
Sunday visiting friends in Oklahoma
City.
Make the next a Hudson or Essex.
2O-lt
G. r. Kimbro, custodian of the
Federal building here, left Sunday
for Guthrie, where he will attend
the Masonic consistory.
Ozark Trail Service station best
gasoline, oils and service, opposite
City Hall. 14-l5t
We clean cars, wash $500, polish
SOC at G. B. w.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Forston are
expected to return next week from
an extended visit with friends and
relatives in Indiana.
Watch Cosmos Petroleum CO. 7-1OtI
F. II. Wallace returned last night /
from Oklahoma City where he spent
the weekend with friends and rela-
tives
Out Of gas, Phone 60 Ozark Tran
Service station, opposite city hall
14-l5t.
]. B. McQuery spent Sunday with
friends in Oklahoma City He re-
turned to Chickasha last night.
The reason you get the best ser
vice at the Ozark Service station,
opposite the city hall, is becalse we
employ expert mechanics to serve
your needs. 14-15t.
Earl Roddy, accompanied by his
sister, Miss Emma Roddy, of Ft.
Cobb, visited friends and relatives
here yesterday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-09-20

Mr.. and Mrs. ], r. Callahan ex
pect to leave tomorrow for Pauls
Valley where they will make theit
home. Mr.. Callahan will be connect
ed with the Neil P. Anderson cot
ton firm.
A limited number of pupils / can
accept-organ or Piano. Hours 1880
to $3.50 a. m. only. II. f. Freed,
Rialto Theatre. 2O-6t.
Busw mothers, college girls and
young men, bring me your mending.
Phone 1923. 1886.
Miss Marguerite Streeter, mem
Der of the Junior high school fac
ulty, returned last night from Okla
homa City where she spent the
weekend with friends
Watch Cosmos Petroleum Co. 7.10t
Ask the G. b. W. to simonize your
car. colt.
Mr. and Mrs. O. Coffman spent the
weekend with friends in Oklahoma
City.
"a
Delightful melodies, exquisite
scenes. beautiful girls, in stunning
toggery, see the 1870 Revue at the
sugg today. 1t.
Tuesdays and Thursdays from Z |
10 a. m. A special musical pro
gram will be played by Prof. H. F
Freed at the Rialto Teatre. 2O-6t
Harry West, Reford Bond, Jr.,
William Lee and Forest Means Wis.
ted friends and attended the fair
n Anadarko Sunday evening.
VIII do your plowing with a trac-
or. Field must be as large as 40 /
icres. Phone Smith at ia 1886.
William Lee, of Oklahoma City,
pent the weekend with friends il
lhickasha.
When you are in need of work.
lone on either Electric Piano, Play
II Piano or Piano, any make send
or the Prof. at the Riato Theatre.
,ours for good service. H. f.
freed. 20-tf
A sure cure for blues the 1920
revue, a comedy of 20 people pre-
enting the very latest musical com
dy farces. sugg Theatre today and
II Week. 20-1t.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-09-20

rne greatest enemy OF child life is
the taANe worm. 1t destroys health
and vitality. The greatest enemy OF
the tape worm. 1t destroys health
vermi. uge. One or two doeses does
the work, F. ice 35c. Sold by Wren
Drug Co.