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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-07-02
ST. JOHNS CHURCH

July Fourth, Sunday School at ten
o'clock.
Special Services in the evening at
eight o'clock, by the Vicar, Rev. Fl. e.
Bush. A cordial reception awaits
everybody attending.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-07-02
EXCURSION SUNDAY

The Southern Pacific Co. will run
an excursion from Albany to Newport
next Sunday. The train will leave AL
bany at 7:45 a. M, passing thru To-
ledo at 11:45. Returning it will leave
Newport Monday evening at 600 D. m.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-07-02
DAY SERVICE

Commencing yesterday the Yaquina
Electric Works inaugurated day SER
vice for power users. Until further
notice the power will be on from 8
a. m. to 2 a. m.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-07-02
NEWPORT-TOLEDO ROAD
OPEN July 3-4-5th

The Toledo Newport highway will
be open for traffic during the holi-
days, viz, 3, A. 5, at all hours.
Oregon State Highway Commission,
Thos. A. Rice, Resident Engineer.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-07-02
SllETZ WINS;
SCORE II TO 7

Siletz and Toledo crossed bats on
the formers diamond last Sunday, ST.
letz coming out victor by the score Of
II to Z. Batteries: Siletz, Goodell-
Lane; Toledo, Weeks-C Carson.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-07-02
G. F. S. TEA AND BAZAAR

The Handkerchief Bazaar and Tea
given by the Girls Friendly Society,
at the home OF Mrs. W. Fl. Burton, last
Tuesday was a splendid success and
the girls deserve great credit for their
good work
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-07-02
LUTHERAN CHURCH

There will be no services at the
Lutheran Church on Sunday, July 4th.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-08

Blue. heavy weigh, Work shirts
each ..9i,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-08

ana even got itcfuizcd recolpts NV
companion looked on from a closet. "
Each ~ the reform organizations
represented here has some pct
measure TO promote at the coming
session ~ congress Rnd after, but all
VIII join IN shc movement Or a
stricter obsorvnnce of the sabbath,
believing that this Is the best way to
bring about other reforms.
we have been requcWod by CON
grcesmon to offer suggestions and
revise hills affecting sunday rest
FOR laborcrs In Industrial and other
Institutions, an announcement by
the Lords day alliance says.
when congress convcnos and the
roformcra get under hoadwny mcm-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-08

widow OF ,hc iatc lord mayor O.
Cork on her arrival from New iork
20 testify tomorrow before the com
mission appointed b. the commit
tco of 100 Investigating nhe irish
question.
Waving the colors Of the Irish
republic" tho crowd formed In
parade outside the station to escort
Mrs MacSwincy and Mis- = Mary
MacSwiney, her sister-in-lsw. to a
residence where they will be enter
aimed during their visit. Tho pro-
cession, arranged by the local mem
bership of the American Associa =
tion for the Recognition Of the irish
ropuhllc. passed down PennsvIva MA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-08

typhus In the Near East occupied
attention Of the league assembly to-
day TO the exclusion OF virtually all
else. The debate was widespread,
represe n tatives Of all climes and
races taking part.
Sir George Forster OF Canada,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-08
Father, Though Minor,
Entitled 10 His Chiid,
Supreme Court Ruling

bY Associated Press Ftato Wire
OKLAHOMA cry, Dec. u
\ fnihei may lawfully claim Gus.
tody of his ininpt child even thoush
he Is not Of legal age himacli ac-
cordiug 10 nu opinion OF lho atato
supreme court. rendered today
la the case of G. ". Coats ~ JET
fctson county. against ms lnthrr-
in-liw. a. T. Benton, from whom
hc sought 10 raiu custody Of his
3-yolr-old duuEhtcT
Tho opinion. written by Justice
John H. Ht.hfprd, decides "a pucs-
tlDu never before submitted 10 an
Oklahoma court ana rcvcrsos the
huidiiR % the dlHtIlct count uf
Jcft'rEuU county
Goats was married iu tgiG when
u yopIH old. according iu.thc cyi.
donco ln the case. ItiH daughter
was buiu iu lJl, and hc ana hiH
wife were divorced. Tho mother
wa given custody OF the child
She later dlrd ana the chnds
gthudfuth,r VAS made qua dian.
Thc court held that th" father had
demonstrated nhlity 10 care FOR
the child and should nave her
Gust pdy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-08

led with a ringing appeal n a..
world 10 stamp out The dreaa
disease, which Is gradually spre,%
ing over Europe. Others rS
spoke represented India. chInm"
Persia. Norway, Greece. snais
France. Great Britain, Holland @ ~
Dnvpapia ~ cul
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-08

bers opposed to the proposed blue
laws viii be asked TO call for aD
Investigation Of the various lobbi"s
main aimed here by the upl.f'crs. No
one has been selected to lead the
fgbi. but nm effort VIII be made to
organic strong opposition before
II Ia too late.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-08

Ming from Boston 80 that dry city.
! kept tnlly ~ th" liquor importa.
lions during ten hours pf ono dav
across Crhgic bridge. The total was
t,Ai3 cases aud casks at malt
rquurs We secured there 100 CON
viction- of cxprcssmon aud druE
Pip's for violations of the liquor
laws.
In Dry Nainc.
at Portland. Maine" said Mr.
Pringie, II got room ~ a hotel and
hired a man to Keep me company
tur two days Then began tclc.
phoning ~ the liquor express COM
punics for beer, nlo, whisky ana
other liquors, which were brought
10 my room. whore | laid for them.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-08
MRS, MAC IN WASHINGTON
Zig Crowd Grcc,s Widow II Irish
Martyr In Washington.

wASHINGTON. Dec. 7--iiun-
drcds OF Irish sympathlz"rs
throngcd tho union station tonight
TO greet Mrs. Muriel MacSwiney,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-17
TURNEY ARRAIGNS
PACKERS IN TALK
OPENING MEETING
luin THOUSAND 'ATfltMtN
ATTEND sTNIF ,p>Nt>'
TIO\ AZ HOUSTON
~ A.,,,is,sd Pres

HOUSTON. Tex, March ID NJ
the opening session of the i,liY
fourth annunl convention of the Cat
tie Ralscis Association of IeNas
President v ". Turn,y NJ W Pnro
nrrnignrd the big meat pachrlH Tor
opposing government regulation
President Turn"yr address do'rt-
rd almost entirely ~ u demand Tor
regulation. launched this ~ The no q
important issun thni E,ll cIne hriuf'
the convention. vt which 1000 cat
ilomen ana members oi their ihni-
ilbu from nll parts of Texas ato ~
attendance
Mr.. rutney condemned u recent
loint meeting held ll chicago ~ cat
llpmon from Kansas and oih"f states
with rcprcseniI iyus cf ih" PACKER
aud branded ~ "ppek'lF propngah
dn" statements comlnr out ron
Washington pnfporlinR 10 be- RON
re,ps rniilempn pnru InH tDEhli'
ilory mcrgurer hrfut" congress.
we would not want io regulate
the pnckrr II ha only reached in''
! ,nnr pocket and .2uk ori What W..
hnncN. but We want them in ihh'
that uui ard no more That N Wiz
|Ve vant them ~ have permit y
10 hnslnase honestly Just III" tan''
as nnbllc service corporations are 90
oulted ~ do m this tate II ihinf
Keen un ~ may have tu tell ~" ROY
rrnm, ~ sometime ~ get. busy %
that the people may survive h
tuid
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-17
texans ASSUME
WAITING POLICY
OVER OIL LANDS
STATE OFFICIALS SILENT PEND
ING FURTHER ACTION M
Oki,AUOMANS.

w Aancsi'd i',ess.
ArsTiN. Texas. March 10 -- State
officials here we're silent today con-
ccrning the boundary dispute be-
tween Texas aud Oklahoma, seem
inelv having adopted waiting At
lllnda pending possible further nc'
lion by oklahoma clalmania 10 Red
River lands valued Ut several mil
lluns NJ dollars
There WAS possibility, however,
that Texas would ask the Supreme
Court of tho United States for u
Wrn ~ stay the decree ot federal
Judge = 4 Youmhs ot the <es'ern
district ~ Oklahoma. which seeks Ia
dlsposscss Texas of The nronerW IN
favor Of the Judsonia Devclopnlrn'
Compunv ~ Oklahoma Governor
W T. llohny declared yesterday lh'
d1spuied land would not he SUI
rendered hy Texas rangers cscep
upon decree of the supreme Court
" T. Koeting, assistant atlorn y
GENERAL OF reNuH now enroule u
Washington. n was snil On ipp
entity pod fu hwlty today, would ~
real to the supfomc Court Tor r"l'r
ffcm the Oklih'nu courts otdcr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-17
Industrial Welfare
Committee Adjourns
Without Any Report

uV t..H.f.f. . pc
ArgTIN, TrNl March ~ Tue
iodnairipl wrlfun fnminiti"c nd
journcd o. hearing sine doe 'ai" io.
fiv without giving decision af 'n
how II viii ~ ppnn H. propo''l
iI,si enforcement uf the minin NM
wage law h. rn.iponed nuiil ni'r
40 lrgl lliur' m"e,a neat Iahtnty
..pd anenda ,ha Fw fH' iu"i'a y
was advanced hy representative ~
the emnlnyors and was yirorousF
opposed by rcnfeseniniiyrs ~ labor
An lntlmalion that NJ least o ma
,orl,, of the commission favor post
nonemeui was given when Miss ~.
mic Webb Blanlon. sa'd that ih'
law. ns construed ny the ATTORNEY
seneml directs the commlafion IA
do .omrihlng which under present
co,dl,lons ~ impossible. aud v. q
V"rL another member said be-
agreed with MiFs Blanion'H state.
menl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-17
DATE FOR FLEET
MANE[UVERS SET
MI urFT pIT pNNtNN un,sT
NINT JANtNiN ~ BNfiit
PRACTISE

w. Assiaiatai rFass m
WAsllNGTON March ~ Tho
Pacific aud Nmilic fleets VIII m'''
tfftlr Pacific coaJ NJ Panama newt
Jnnunr, In their tiHt ioini nin'u'
,,rs. doHgnod 20 Keep the navy '"h
D.. taos" during pracc time.
THAT wa decided today al con
ference helwarn Sccrci.ry Daniels
und Admlmls liodmnn nud WILSON
m n"et commanders, ~, VIII N"f'
rli details n W practically c't'hlh'
however. lhgt 70 battle between lh'
U.r,s. nnnron,hipr as uc'rlN ~ pos
.h'r eriual wrtlr' will hc w'rbhg.
81 II mny plso serve ns m h/nhl
trt ~ the p.ttur c'nal Fr IN ol"'
moni uf naval strategy.
After the practice W ~ Hn 'h1 'h'
combined fleet will visit The prnr''
mi paslilc port. of ~" lni'ed states
so ,s To rive tho people there an nn
pnrlunlty lu SEQ the nations full ma
val Fighting force
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-17
TEXAS DELEGATES.
SPEAK IN FAVOR
OF PRESENT RATES
NINr Oi TEN RIri,Esi >INiNhA
NJ WARRINGTON riIol " S>s'
TIN NOW ~ tIIHF
ury II. n TlMMoAsl

W ANltlNIT'lN " - MNl'h I've
Nnc ol the ten Texas rrprrrcrtu
llyer who appeared before the Inter-
state Commerce (ummifs.en TODAY
urged thl' no change be- made from
'hr liuprt ccrmun point hnd gu
forrp'lul basis ~ freight rates IN tie
southwest cha rman AllMon MAY
nold M The Texas Railroad Commits
,inn said that @ change mlrW de-
nordl1c business In Texas llnm'ln
Palmer ut Amarillo said that tn
change the system upon which the
Toyas Panhandle had reached hS
present prosperity might be disns'
iInus IN that secilon,
H. n. Thompson of Dalhpfi made
0 similar statement TIE one Texan
20 fuyo' - mileage system WA y.
D. U,,r, ri Fort worth Okl1hnmi
NiLln,ns pnd Mississippi rcpr'F' Ma
ti,w favored the mileage Ns'rh,
hnung that Texas had tho bcs' -
then under the present system 1hli
he urri'r, IN TcNaN are ~ nlnrh
npnnfcd a. q chnn3r from common
uuni unl dlfroront',l hnd and ih'
mhnrrliy NJ tho roNas shlppers was
nith'Di W statements ui y q
V,pi ui IT, Souih,rn racifi AMI )
" ftuN m lh" santa fc Wor
anfl that tho rlrrIru hnd n"yor bcn1
able - discover any better syslcm
lhuu rnmmui puir' and diifor"niii
AMI aged irHl " be- re,nin
TruN favored retention ~ AT
ttnliuj urt umi on point lntri'"
bat ,ull,d titprtion Ia the p'lIliti
that han been filed Ter an herras, -
cert .n ininn Ia AmirlllU snylnl
they ntc tea loV Terry said ihcr'
| are uNot popnlc In the ranhnndl
nov than In inlG gud that The lond
through the ranhnn lle lived pn lhei
,uut,ontlnrnlul uud NOT ihclr lora
business
liamln Palmer IN hiH Nll,mrn
huV,d lhi' the Panhandle IL gtov
lng pud uid that II raised ihi'
hundred mllliun dnllurH worth
crops lHnl year
n. Il. 1limpHun of nuihtu urr'
that a. change be- made in cnmnu
turi and diffrrculial hasls, but rSl
ul fui crrlpiu adjustments tn plg'
ualhnrt IN : parity Win Nmnrllln
1nc mgumnia had nrcn about hh
concluded when M" commission %
imnncd today th'y will continue %
uurr,W
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-17
OVERTHROW OF GERMAN GOVERNMENT FAILS
Maryland Governor
Endorses Light Beer;
Bill Is Before House

ANNAPOLIS. Md March 10
Governor Ritchlc took AN open stand
tonight for the passage of legislation
authorizing the manufacture nnd
sale Of beer. cider aud liphl Wines IN
MARYLAND, lie seut his message on
the liauur question tO the house
The message ls an Endorsement Of
the Jones' bill to leralilo . l.2 per
cent beverages and contains nn On.
dorscmonl of the wei program ~ Tar
~ II IN proposed tO put II cftoc, IN
this state,
The governor said In part
"My IudRmcnl II that The farmers
NJ this state want und should not be-
dcnlrd the right 10 make cider ANA
light wines, as they have always
done. und that the hborlng man ANA
the people generally want nnf
should not be- denied beer and light
wines"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-17
Woman Killed Bleyer
Then Ended Own Life
Is Coroner's Verdict

CHICAGO. March 10 A verdict
l.n M.a Ruth Randall killed Clif'
ford NJ nlcycr dcalthy advertising
man. and thoi committed suie'lr
was returned today hy q cproncFs
Jury 49,.
Statements In Mrs Randall y
diary. which was Submitted ~ evi'
dencc tcudcd 10 show that III" Noln'
ni contemplated the s'l. the verdict
faid
nlcyor. who had o wife aud ,vo
children. nnd Mr- Randall. u divoi'
Gee was shot io death in the wom'
ans apartment March ~.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-17
Erilsl ~ avs ~
Il>ps of IREtst nv

nTRllN. Mar ~ The imperial
finance miristr, toi,p refused 80
turn over ten mllllun marks Tor
u,rr,nt expenditures In the payment
troops. us demanded hv chanrel
lor H,pp President rhrrl has nc'
iifbvd nll financial depattmeuis thtt
tho hnnorlnr ~ Hanpr demands Tor
money VIII be- regarded ts treason
prnni, finance minister Mursl has
lru urtlin
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-17
ARGENTINE LABOR
UNREST SPREADING
GROWTH ~ SII,lkEs tWAll ~
rInI/ID ~ sN>DiC NiisN
u\ WNRpAIN,

~ ta..s sIatfl tfs.s
rrENOs AIRES March 10 The
recent growth NJ labor unrest
throughout Argentina ~ manifest
ri h, the spread ot strikes IN Vau-
nus cities. has evoked much COM
mrui from the newspapers one
Newspaper chamcteriScs the move
mrnt as militant Fyndlcallsm ou the
wlrpaih while others cite the IN
.tpssInr number Of acts ut violence,
lucudiug shooting and resistance TO
the nuli,r The press generally de-
plnrrs the Indications that the worh
crs are carrying firearms and usins
them unfortunately
Rosrfio the great nrain pott
where multiple strike movements
nre M progrcts. is declared to be the
hot bed ~ the pudioalist agitation
In that puri dotedorcs. carriers
.chnulfeurs aud has makers and
milk men are On strike and there
have been aIme encounters With the
police
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-17
KEEL BOMBARDEO
BY bATTLEsH|P; J
400 ARE KILLED
REPORT REACHING LONpON
STATES sOME Stt'TiONb OF
TOWN WIPED OvT. .

LONDON, March ls.-Fosr
hundred persons ere rspsstsd 70
have been killed and many psr-
sons wounded in . bembardmsat
Of Kiel by the German cruiser
Eckernfoerde, says . Central
News dispatch from Cepsnhagsn.
quoting the Ekstrsbladss's kisl
correspondent.
The dispatch sdds that ssms
quarters Of the town were de-
moyed by the bombardmsat.
The cruiser 10 said TO have DE-
ree.ed is fire especially against
the quarters Of the worismsn
who are opposed to the ksps
government.
In addition to the report OF the
hombardmeni ot keil, detailed re'
ports have been received OF severe
fighting,
The Daily Mails Berlin corrc'
snondenl under date OF Monday say
that the communists seized the ar,
senal sly Officers aud n number o'
soldiers hclnR killed.
Later u marine brigade support
ing the kapp government retook th'
arsenal. where about 400 are ro
nort,d to have been killed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-17
Compers Endorses
American Legion

Hy Associated Pres.
lNDlNNhpCLls. March ~ l'tt-
snunl lndofa'Wrnt ol ih, American
i.rrlnu h, samuel tur.nvrs' pr'r'.
dent of lbp American Federation ct
Lnhur. A. runiuined IN q letter IRON
W. Gompcrs 10 " u Milkln. wccf".
inry of the union luboi 'ohn,il ol
Needles. California. according 10 an
utl,lo.nilnied recently IN the Needles
Nugget. 4 copy ~ witch has hr'h
u,roIYrl here The letter. " ~
iinied. W.T. written In answer in =
question ffom ~ Wilkln. ~ 10 the
attitude of. y omr'r. ana ih' \ih.
crirnn Federation 0f Labor toward
The Legion
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-17
AMARILLO CENSUS
REPORTED l5,4s4
IL INCREASE Or 5.S37 or SS.e
pIi, CENT O\En t.AsT
OFFICIAL, COUNT.

" NssOfihifd lfFa
WASHINGTON, Mar, is'--Popu.
lation statistics Tor lssV shnouh,ea
today hy the cencus bureau inciu-
dud
Amarillo. Texas .l5,tsi, an m-
crease OF a.Sai or 5s.6 per cent
o,rg 1890.
Eldorado. Kansas io,ss6, an in'
cr,ase of Z $50 or s5l.t per cent
nanyille, lllonois--aa.I5O; ia-
crease s.Nfa. or ell per cent
ia Favc,te, ind.-ss.tbt' m'
cren~. ass. or us per cent.
n,nghampton, \, y.--es'soO. m'
crease 1851. or S7.s per cent.
Oakpark. Ills. --as.sS0' increase
.O1Ns. or i0iN per cent.
Nation. Ills ia.tts' metesSs
i,aas ~ ~ per cent: .<
Newport. w s.alI dectes's
tts .nr . 3 per cent.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-17
salaries iini>r,i.

cANuRlnGr Wu. March ~
S,lprIr. ~ ihr tUa.h'rg a'aii NJ Var.
,,ri University will be- advanced
from a. ~ 30 pct cent on september
President lpNHll announced ia
the faculty tullt thti the results oi
th. Harvard endowment fund cum
pnirn md enabled ih" governing
hoard of tho university 'o draV up d
nnM Nrlln oil -LIIIIlN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-17
IOuuIH INDIANA sTtTE
JisTIfI UANGS -.iMSfli

HN AHHntlHlfd fi'Nsi
HAMMOND Ind March -
Judge John n Gill,tt. formerly
chief iurii,c Of the suptem" cont
NJ lnlnna. hanged himself in tho
ruirot uf hiA hrmr TODAY With q
clothes line. Indec Gillcll's wife
dlod year ago and he ND been do'
rpnndrni since. according 10 friends.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-17
BUDDING ROMANCE is FROST.BITTEN
AS JUDGE SENTENCES WEALTHY FISH
DEALER TO HOSPITAL INSANE WARD

mikmen to shower her With love
misslyrs ~ no mean length
Elfou hlushlngly admitted h'
Haf "madly IN love" With the Young
woman from ~ firfl mor"ni no
pnA her In the street W. was
startled when the magistrate save
urdrra ~ summon nhmhhlhhr'
to tahe him a. Relieve" hospital .
observation ward Eifeft protested
vehemently that be- WAS not IN
sance. but was only IN love
Love IL insanity" the court
ruled
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-17
IriulN k>oCks OFT
NMIi,iCA> tONIhN''"


", ,s.e.isird rt~ss -,
PARIS March It. 'hsr,e.
dnuN. htiam weight champion ..
France 'odev Knocked out Johnny
conlon. the former american ehah'
pinn m the sixth round i.
Cnulon. who w>s onl, shadow ot
his former soli was completely out
,lns,ed nv the Frenchman. hut ne
rroyllcd. g,rotdinr To- the sportins
writer's the long waited defeat of an
Nwerlesn bexer In a Paris ring while
an. .nec,a,ors hoN led with glce.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-17

n, As.telil,d rt.ss
NEW YORK. Mar - The bud
ding romance ~ charles Elicft re-
pntcd 10 be- wealthy iish dealer
aas frost bitten m Magistrate sweet
sors court to-day after Miss Ethel
roklrns blonde aud comelt focii"'l
ne persistence with which she Ia.
been wooe dihrourh IN, medium ol
bcen wooed through the medium oi
Every morning With unhfokeU
regularity. She told the couri, hei
unwclcome suiior took idvaniaEe
of the Iuli IN visits of leemen and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-17
GlINN> s,t, Ntiu\
nIStt Ssl,n ~ 'ut Nli'

PARE Nluh 80 The council ~
ambassador. presided over by Pre-
inter Nrerpnd considered the Ger
man thutlinn ~ q We"iing ths al
iernnon whlrh lasted two hours,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-17
NEW RESERVATION
TO PEACE TREATY
IS AGREED UPON
AMERICA wOiin VIEW WIN
GRAVE tO>,t',> my ~.
lIEANAl. ~ T. ilurE
DEALS WITH OLD WORLD
Change II ~ ~ Presented IN S"nni' g
" tRrhrsi step Republican
Leaders Ne Willing to
,OnUrd"
~ associated l'uss

'"
WNNi'lNul''N' N"l'h ",
general declaration oi lnl'i'.''",'',
rolI'N, nn l'i Wh''n lh' '"'''
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-17
alor heiwo,n him nnd vonlilnd
Inrg with n Wow 10 res,oilnH con-
ul'onalism
t.bcii Has Firm Grip
President Eh'l''s firm GRIN On

President Eh'r's firm grin on ld'
mnls,rnlivr affnirs IN ncrlin Is m.
ilcnied by the fact hat the Imperial
fr,n,e minister. bN h's Urd"rs. hns
refused lo turn aver the money NO
ccssnrv tot The pa,men, oi the
troops. demanded M the revolution
arv chancellor, and tho undetseer"'
inrlos of the vprious ministries, ~
woll M either officials have absolute
H. refused tn take their orders trnln
tho kapn government Some ~ them
have Quii rrtlin