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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-16
TELLS PRESIDENT
Of BAD RIvET|NG|
DECLARES THAT HE WAS TWICE
FIRED FOR MAKING PRO.
TESTS "ItIGliEN."


NEW YORK. Nov is-Alleged de
fectIye riveting on ships constructed for
the Emergency Fleet Corporation was
not only called 90 the attention ~
President Wilson. hut evidence" In tn
form of package ~ the rivets was
sent to him. a witness before the Walsh
committee inquiring into shipping
board affairs. testified today
The witness was Thomas " purtell
who described himself NJ "an expert
rivcter ~ the old school" In 1918 h.
was engaged as an inspector 81 hulls
~ the plant - the Submarine Boat
Cnrporatlou Some ~ the riveting work
In his yard hc described as fierce ="
~ said his slporiors would not support
him In his contentious ~ poor work
therefore. be- sent President Wilson
"some samples" In the form ~ defect
i've fiycts
lie could not av n the president
ever saw the evidence hut he did
know he was fired for sending H.
Later On. hc said. the president an
swercd his complaints through his sec
rotary. Mr. Tumulty. A. q result he
was rcinstatcd ~ an inspector and
given his hack pay. lie I'D not retur1
to the Submarine Boat Corowation
ward. hut wns sent 90 the standard
ShlphuIlding plant 1T was evident
the witness testified. gthat nv record
hsa urere,icd me-for I found I Was IN
bad favor there
Iir also testified that the rivetinF
situation NJ the latter plant was also
something fierce"
We comnlaincd to his superior. h.
added. without satisfaction. lie then
Threatened to go dirs-'t o. the Emcr-
grnev FLEET Corporation headouarterf
~ Philadelphia and was warned not -
do n 4 went o. Philadelphia and was
again fired he added
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-16
British in Arkansas
Ask For Protection
By Associated Press.

~ Associated Press.
LITTLE ROCK. Nov. i5.--Lit,lc
Rock police today were asked In
letter from British consul W. Runar.
kerer ~ ~. Louis 90 protect British
subjects In this district The cOnsuls
letter quoted a warning purporting To
b. from the Amalmagated Irish
societies " America which declared that
the lives ~ three Englishmen In the
country would be- taken In reprisal for
the death ~ every Irishman at the
hands ~ tho English soldiers az police.
on or after Novmcier II. The warn.
Ing. quoted In Mr.. Runarkerer's letter.
WAS sent to the chief secretary for Ire.
land and IN being distributed In this
country by the British ambassador at
Washington.
There are few unnaturalized English.
men In Little Rock and vicinity. and NJ
far as could be learned no lrishmen
connected with the organization credit.
cd with sending the warning.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-16
CHESTER PLUNGES
OFF MOVING TRAIN
MAN CHARGED WITH KILLING
KANSAS CITY GIRL. ESCAPES
FROM DETECTIVES

KANSAS CITY. Nov. l5.-Dcnnis
Chester. who was being brought hack
10 Kansas city from Great Falls. Mon.
ana IN custody ~ detectives To face a
charge 81 numbering Miss Florence
Barton. Kansas city socicty girl. cscap.
vi tonight by a sensational plunge
through the window of state room
N n burlington passenger train as II
pulled out ~ Broken Row Nebraska,
according to advices received here.
Chester was aided In his escape by
ronfcderatcs who fired a volley of shots
into the state room after he leaped
through the window ~ the moving
train. IL was reported.
Chester was alone In the state room
with u. T.. Beasley. a Kansas city de.
tcctive. and was not handcuffcd at the
time, Il was said
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-16
POTATOES NOT GOLD
FROM CRIPPLE CREEK

CRIPPLE CREEK. Colo. Nov. is.
Cripple Creek. once termed the
greatest gold camp ON earth" has
turned me,allurgical pursuits to those
of agricultural.
With the tremendous increase In the
cost ~ mining gold aud the price pad
for the precious metal at standsti'l
during the past few years. the Cripple
Creek camp In gradually ceasing its
activities and many residents are TIL
Ing the soil.
Potatoes are being shipped out -
the city for sale In the Denver marked,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-16
Texas Federation
Of Clubs to Open
ny Associated Preas.

ny Associated Press.
SAN ANTONIO. Nov. i5.-with the
arrival here tonight of Mira. Thomas q.
Winters ~ Minneapolis. president ~
the national federation ~ womcns
clubs. and prominent club women from
all parts of the state the card annual
convention ~ the Texas Federation of
womcn's Clubs which opens here Wed.
nesday promises to be well attended.
a program embracing considera'
tlon ~ wide range ~ womcn's actlvl'
ties has been outlined for the meeting.
Mrs. Florence F'ioore of Cleburne. pres.
ident ~ the Texas Federation arrived
today.
The convention was preceded by n
meeting 81 the board ~ directors who
convened this morning. and VIII hold
another session tomorrow.
Delegates from every section ~ the
state bcgan arriving tonight and hun
drcds ~ others are expected.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-16
Indictment Returned
Against Waco Dealer

by Assoeiated Press.
BOSTON. Nov. i5.-indlctmsnt
by federal grand Jury Of w. VI.
Foster. of the Early.foster com.
pany. commission merchsni of
Waco. Texas, for an alleged fraud.
ulent transaction in Mexican sugar
involving $4,000. was announced
today The Naraganset Wholesale
grocery company of Providence
Providence. Rhode Island. acting n
q broker for local firm. contracted
,"r driigery ftwo ears 81 Mexican
brown sugar. which. according to
circulars. the Waco firm held nj
the border for delivery nj ~ T.,
cents u pound The order u alleged
60 have been given after q sample
of the sugar had been asked for and
high grade of brown sugar re-
celved. The Mexican Brown" re.
ceiyrd nj Providence. however. u
was complained. was "pllonchillo."
n stlclsy substance In cakes worth
only fo I cents n pound. Ar.
rangements have been made 90
bring Foster here for trial Deem
ber :.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-16
WAITRESS
IS UNDER ARREST
GIRL At SPEARMtN CHARGED
WITH MURDER At TRIM.
DAD. COLO.


SPEARMAN Tex. Nov. i5---Shcrifi
Hicks l.. Wllblnks has arrested
Helen Helm. waitress In the ROYAL
Cafe ~ this city. on n charge II mur'
der Information to place the Eirl un
der arrest came from J. J Marty. shet'
iff NJ Trinidad Colo.
Miss Helm came to Spcarman about
four weeks ago aud at once found eni-
ployment at the Royal Cafe. where her
services were entirely satisfactory to
the management She admitted after
her arrest herr that she was IN room
with twu men 10 Trinidad when a dittl'
Guilty arose in which one ~ the partic''
pants was killed but denies firing the
fatal shot She was arranging to leave
Trinidad and one II the participants IN
the difficulty was n drawman who had
came Tor her belongings.
She left trinidad the nlghi ~ the
murder sheriff wiibanks took his
prisoner "a Amarillo. where he VIII 10
met by officers from Trinidad.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-16
Methodists Conclude
Fort Worth Meeting
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
FORT WORTH. Nov. iS.-Assigr-
mcnt of pastors for the next year by
bishop ". n. Ainsworth this afternoon
brought 20 close the Central Texas
conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. South. Fort worth's invita-
tion for the preachers Ca meet here y
second time was the occasion 81 fight
from the floor and was only settled
when Bishop Alnsworth appointed 4
commission to select the next meeting
place. the commission To report at n
later date
Presiding elders 81 the various dis
tricts appointed are:
Fort Worth. W. N. Matthew; Gates
Vile. J. II. Berry: Georgetown, 9. X.
Wright: Waco. ]. W. Bergins; Waxa
hachle. ]. T.. stewart Wcatherford. c
A. Buckley: Brownwood, T. $. Barcus,
Cisco. q. y. Sensahaugh: Clcburne. j.
W. W. Shuler; Corsicana. A ID. Porter.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-16
Seaplane Wreckage
Reveals Deaths of
Coast Guard Crew

MuSKEGON. Mich. Nov. i5.-
Wreckagc 81 scaplane. picked up
along the Lake Michigan shore near
the White Lake coast guard station.
Saturday was identified today by VII.
Jinm r. sullivan Of the Great Lakes
Naval training station. as "A part Of the
naval machine HS2L. which left Great
Lakes last Wednesday and In believed
to have been wrecked In storm
shortly afterwards.
Search for the bodies of the three
members Of the crew was continued 10.
day without success
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-16
CHIEF DESIRE IS
FOR AMERICA To
ACCEPT ITS PART
PRESIDENT MOTTA or swITZER.
LAND EXPRESSES HOPE IN
OPENING PRAYER.
WOMEN AMONG DELEGATES
Conference II Thanked for Selecting
tieneya for Opening Session and
Wilson II Also Thanked for
the Call.

by Associated Press.
GENEVA, Nov. l5.-Paul
Hymans of Belgium wss
elected permanent president
Of the league Of nations at
the opening session Of the
leagues assembly here today.
M. Hymans called the dele
gates to order and introduced
President Motta of Switzer-
land, who in his address ex-
pressed the hope that the
United States would not de-
lay much longer in "taking
its legitimate place in the
league"
when NJ. Hymans. who heads thu
Belgian delegation and In n former for
eign minister of BELGIUM. declared th'
first session open. the hall was crowdes
with men and women. and there were
several women among the delegates
Their toilcttes with the quaint red and
yellow gowns OF the Swiss guards. CAV,
touches OF color TO an otherwise sobeI
scene.
NJ. Motta. In his greetings. thanked
the peace conference for having select
ed Geneva aH the scat of the league
and also thanked President Wilson foi
calling the meeting q, the assembly In
the seat OF the league.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-16
Storm Warnings Are
Displayed on Gulf
ny Associated Pres..

WASHINGTON. Nov. is-storm
warnings were displayed tonight on tho
gulf coast east of the mouth 81 tbs
Mississippi river and ON the Atlantic
coast from the Florida straits north.
ward o. Delaware brcakwater as the
result - the disturbance now centered
over tho east central gulf of Mexico.
The influence ~ the storm Il widc.
spread. according to a weather bureau
announcement being attended by gen.
eral rains IN the South Atlantic. middle
Atlantic and East Gulf states.
Temperatures remain below normal
In virtually an PARTS of the country
east ~ the Mississippi river and decid.
4 below normal IN the gulf states.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-16
ARMENIANS FORCED TO EVACUATE CAPITAL CITY
Belgian Elected President League of Nations Geneva Session
Chinese Pig Tails
In Car Load Lots;
Rate is Requested

ny Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. Nov. i5.--Estab.
ment of carload rate on Chinese
pig tails pressed Into cloth from
Houston. Texas, to various parts of
the country. was asked ~ the In.
terstate commerce commission 10.
day by the Oriental Manufacturing
Company of Houston.
Clifford Thorne. of Chicago. rep.
resentlng the applicant. told the
commission that the pig tails press.
ed into cloth were used for strain.
Ing soups and similar purposes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-16
Negro Tries Hunger
Strike in Arkansas
and May Save Life

By Associated Press.
LITTLE ROCK. Nov. ia
hunger strike vt The state penltent.
larry. nov In les fourth day, may
save the life of Charles Cooper,
negro sentenced 90 be electrocuted
next Friday.
The negro. who was convicted of
the murder of % white farmer In
Ouachlia county. has refused food
since last Friday. and m % result
tioyernor Brough today directed the
prison physicians and Dr. &. &.
Kirk, superintendent Of the state
hospital Tor the Insane. 90 make an
examination N Ca his mental con.
diiion. No that u he IN found insane
his sentence may be commuied.
The governor stated that he would
not allow an insane man 60 20 90
the electric chair.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-16
SEEMS
To Be Defeated;
C0NCEDE NOTHING
GREEK GOVERNMENT DECLARES
RETURNS RECEIVED MAKE
RESULT UNCERTAIN.

" NssorIhtfd FTfsa.
ATHENS. Nov. l5.-The opposl.
lton claims sweeping victory. even
the personal defeat of venlEelos In
the city of Pierus. The election II
. great surprise 10 the government.
which announces u will resign II u
" defeated. The venlrelists are
alarmed. hut consider that nothing
ls certain n yet because returns
from only 400 cut Of 5000 districts
are known.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-16
Certificates Oversubscribed.

WASHINGTON. Nov. is.--Oversub'
scription ~ the late issue of - treas
ury certificates was announced TODAY
hy Secretary Houston. Preliminary re
ports Indicate that the total Hubscr,p
tlons aggregate t275 600 900 on an issue
of $500. OO0. 600 or thereabouts.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-16
Gold Miners Having
Hand to Mouth Time

DENVER. Colo. Nov. is.-Gold
miners are engaged In hand.to.
mouth existence" and the output of
gold has decreased two thirds in five
years George r. Collins. governor of
N. Colorado chapter. told the Ameri-
can Mining congress NJ tonights ses.
sion ~ The twenty third annual con-
Ventinn which opened here today.
All collins said the gold output In
tho last five wears has fallen from
So 600 0oo to $1,000. 600 a year. and
the bottom has not yet been reached"
The nation's gold reserve" he sid.
great ~ II IL. would not tegin even
{, meet thc yictory notes and war nv.
iugs stamps which mature early In
i991." 30
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-16
Flames Are Raging
In Soft Coal Mine

0, Associatrd Press.
UNIONTOwN. Pa. Nov i5.--A fir,
which company officials estimate viii
cause a minimum lus- of 81 .ooo oOO b.
raging In the Miuminous mine ~ the
I'niontown Connellsyill" coal company
near Brownsville. Tn" fire started
SUNDAY In the main shaft ~ the mine
The cause has not been determined
when the fire broke out i6h miners
were at work hat they escaped withnu,
Injury.
Officials nay the mine " VI be ren'
dercd useless for abnut two years.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-16
Crew Of Lost Ship
Landed in Michigan
Dy Associated Press.

Dy Associated Press.
SAULT ST. MARIE. Mich. Nov. II.
twenty-five of the thirtythree mem.
bers of the crew of the broker line steel
frcight,r Widlar. that was dashed upon
Pancake shoals dff whltefish Point
during Friday nights storm. were land.
ed here late today by the tug Iowa Of
the Great Lakes Towing and wrecking
Company.
The remainder Of the crew IL being
brought on the Ainsworth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-16
Missouri Convicts
Break For Liberty


by Associated Press
JEFFERsON CITY. Mo. Nov. h.
A prison gunrd and a convict were shot
and two other guards badly beaten at
the Missouri state prison tonight when
four convicts made an unsuccessful at.
tempt to flgh, their way Ia freedom.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-16
Pennsylvania Road
WinLay OFF Men
By Associated Press.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. i5.-The
Pennsylvania railroad will lay off $500
more men. 1000 81 them on the phila.
delphia division. within the next five
days. according to announcement to-
day by the company.
Since the end of October there has
been total nest reduction ~ more
than ten thousand employees of the
Pennsylvania system, most ~ them
east of Pittsburgh.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-16
w,TFRw Ir,GIF
CHANGES IT NAME

GALVESTON. Nov ts-ln order
that g. nams miEhi indicate iis gWtl
DELEGATES 90 Tho fifteenth annual ron
Vcrtiun ~ the Inland WATERWAYS lea.
rue - Louisiana and Texas this even.
lns changed the nafae ~ their orranl.
saiio,s O. the lnira Coastal Canal 81
ki,ifslana and Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-16
Deep Clothing Cuts
Announced inNorth
By Associated PrNs.

ROCHESTER,. n. T.. Nov. i5.--Cuts
In tho wholesale prices ~ mems winter
suits ranging from 30 Is 10 40 per cent
were announced here today by nineteen
Rochester clothing manufacturers
members of the National Association of
Manufacturing Clothlers. Spring lines
of the same manufacturers opened today
NJ prices 80 per cen flower than last
years prices rhc price cuts are To
take effect immediately.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-16
MARION HIGH SCHOOL
HONORS FIRST CITIZEN

MARION. Nov. iS,--Thc high school
hoard tonight voted to change the
| name ~ Marion high school to Harding
high school In honor 81 President elect
Warren g.. Harding
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-16
Dutch Minister Resigns

THE HAGUE Nov. i5.-j. T. Gre.
tns.r. Dutch minister to the United
states. has rendered his resignation toI
gueen wilheimina m hralth was
given a. the reason.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-16
WOMEN AND BABES
REPORTED To Be
IN FULL FLIGHT
ALSO REPORTED THAT MUsTAPHA
kEMtI. PASIIA HEADS HOS.
TILE FORCES.
BATuM ORDERED CLEARED
French Mission IN Tifllls Announces
That tlexandropol Has Been
Taken Hut That Al Ameri.
cans There Are Safe.

o. Associated Prees.
NEW YORK, Nov. A.
capital Of the Armenian re-
public, has been evacuated;
communications between the
great railway junction Of
Alexandrovopol and Tifilis,
capital Of Georgia, have been
cut. completely isolating Ar
menia from the outside world
and the road from Ardahsn
to Ardanaucht is swarming
with Armenian women and
children fleeing down the val
ley of the Tchorok river to-
wards Batum. according TO
cable dispatches received by
the headquarters Of the Near
East Relief here today.
AZ the same time reports were re-
cclved that Musiapha Renal pasha N
person IL nj the head Of the Turkish
forces operating against A.
menla. and has ordered the Georgian
government to evacuate Batum. on the
Black Sea. and that the Georgian army
has been mobillzed 10 defend that port.
A cable message from Mrs. Veronica
Harris ~ Santa Cruz. Cal. temporary
herd ~ the Near East relief work n
Tiflls, snyG
Official Report.
Following official communication
received from the commandment OF the
forcea of the Armenian republic No
vember =: The military command of
the Armenian republic was obliged to
send part of our troops operating
against the Turks In the region OF
Alexnndropol against the Tartar rebels
who were acting In our rear Mount Ar
Rabn. There circumstances made nee.
essnry negotiations. the result OF which
WIS q Temporary arfnlstice with the
Turksl from November o.
"The French mission IN Tifllc reports
from Alcxandropol or Kara, but al
Americans believed Co be safe. Com.
munications between Alexandropol AMI
Tiflls cut indefinitely"
Army Withdraws.
Gable dispatches reaching the Near
East relief headquarters Friday from
Captain Betzkian. Armenian diplomatic
representative IN Tiflic. stated that thu
remnants of the Armenian army which
retreated into Alcxandropol. had with.
drawn direcflv nnrthward along tho
Arpa Chal BARLEY Riverl Into the Geor.
gian providence ~ Akhalkalaki. ono
hundred thousand refugees were said
IN have fled before the Turks across
the frontiers of Armenia into Georgin.
NJ well as into the inferior of the Ar.
menia. The cahlegran said these refu-
~acs were without food. clothing or
shelter and that the country into which
they had fled WAS bare of supplies.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-16
On Wheat
Lifted at Galveston
o. Associated Press.

o. Associated Press
GALVESTON. Nov. Is The einargo
on wheat moving otward this port for
export was lifted tonight effective to-
morrow.
Tho action was taken by the port
emergency car service committee at a
meeting this evening. The order per.
mta the free movement of grain over
nil roads entering Galveston.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-16
baptist PubIIcaiIons.

John Cheyins ~ ~ Paso In charge
~ the baptist Publishing House hero.
said "Our publishing house has been
here four years and has published many
thousands ~ pages ~ religious liter1.
ture IN spanish We publish com
pletc line ~ sunday school literature
which goes al through Mexico 90 Cuba
Central America and even o. italy
and spain We also publish n weekly
MINER which has Maid circulation ~
3 600 We are iranslnting and publish
inr q number oi hooks. notably among
them. Baptist principles hy y. J.. Polk
The printing plant is well equipped With
up to date accessories n II the pro"'
ertv - the forciru mission hoari
Richmond. Va and all expenses NJ,
met hy receipts are paid by that
board"
DIR. r V Neal ~ Dallas suggested
that II the Raptisis would nlari
churches and srhool HOUSES In every
town and citv In Mexico they would
conauer that republic for Christ IN ten
wears u cost us as much IN one year
10 been our border protected ~ "
would % 10 the work - cyangelizins
and educating ~ said
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-16

rorecast-Tuesday fair: rising TEN
perAture: "Wednesday increasing cloudi'
ness.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-16
Work In NiexIco.

W. y. Hatchcll missionary 10 Mexi'
leo. told ~ the work being done there
by the four missionaries employed ly
the Baptist convention 81 Mexico. In
spite ~ all the revolutions and troubles
In Mexico the Baptisis have more thn .
doubled In numbers since 1919. lie said
people are turning 10 us and flocking ~
hear the gospel as never before y
our convention a month a ago. the audi
torium seating more than 400. WIS
hacked every vening. one woman
offered to give $500 90 have the gospel
preached Ia the Indians n the conven'
iion would double the amount II was
done In few minutes. We raisei
SIS 500 last year among our own pco.
ple and many ~ our churches wont
heartily into the Seventy Five Million
campaign. and are paying their pledges
weekly
"Our school In Iuarcz has i50 stu'
dents IN q basement. and could double
the number N We had room
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-16
RaptIsts Flll I'uIplts.

MptlAt mlnlNtefh tllleu InuHt ut INV
pulplts Of the various Protestant
churches Sunday. and DIR. George w
Trucit. pastor ~ the First Baptist
Church ~ Dallas. delivered an evangc.
listic sermon nj Liberty Hall Sunday
afternoon Ia crowd that filled the
hall to capacity.
The report on the sanltarium NJ
Houston showed property owned 10 the
value of t275.OO0 Since last report,
the institution has acquired the bal
Rnce of the block on which the build
inRs stand. ~ cost ~ $4,000.
The institution has a children and
wOmen's annex. NJ which 400 babies
were born last year. The report oi
foreign missions was read by DIR. NIL
lard A. Jenkins of Abilene
breaking down of the ecleslastlcirn
hy the war In Europe has greatly faci'i
tated the work of our missionaries" he
said. "the people being more willing to
hear. Unless our u. Y. +. US. our
Sunday Schools. our deacons and our
women along with all other possible or
ganizntiona are brought into active
service. we shall not be- able 20 cover
the fields"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-16
WEATHER
IIumidiay Data.

IIlrhrst yesierday IN lHIF. %, low
est. 30.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-16
Closing Hours.

The cIosinR hours OF The CONVENTION
were featured by report ~ n special
committee compoecd ~ Rev. Forest
Smith ~ Fort Worth. Rev. q. W. Mc.
Call of VI Paro and NJ " Wolfe of Dal.
las. which placed the convention on
record an opposed "a any undenomina'
tional activities. The resolution was
aimed nj the so.called liner Church
movement. and u declared that these
INSTRUMENTATION movements have
dangerous tendencies for the Baptist
faith. Resolutions condemnlng SUNDAY
amuscments and card playing and dane
ing by church members were also unnn.
lmnnslY nhnnteh ni the convention.