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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-17
N. Y. WEARS GREEN
Over $4,000 Marchers in Big
st. Patrick's Parade.
Old Glory Led Parade Ahead of
Sim Fein COlOrs.

New York. March 1.-THE tradi-
tional wearing of the green" in st.
Patrick's day parades. on Fifth avenue
gave way today TO the wearing of the
green. white and yellow-the tri color
OF the Irish republic" in honor Of
Eamonn de Valera, head of the un-
recognized government who reviewed
the 5000 marchers from St. Patricks
cathedral. The parade was a free
Ireland" demonstration, the like of
which New York has never before wit
messed. 1t took on a free India" as
pect. for more than 1000 representa-
sons of Erin.
While the colors of the Emerald
Isle naturally predominated, the stars
and stripes led the parade, followed
by the fighting Irish SETH formerly
the 6Jth L, 5. infantry. These vet
Grams of the world war, who covered
themselves with glory on the battle
fields Of France. wore their overseas
equipment and steel helmets. Wound
ed members of the regimnt rode in
automobiles. Every Irish-American
organization here was represented in
the colorful procession.
Between the great Gothic towers Oh
the stately cathedral floated the Amer
lean flag and the tri-color of the re
public. In addition to president de
Valera. Governor Alfred L. Smith. for
mer Governor Glinn, Mayor Hylan.
Archbishop Hays and q host of Cath
Ole dfgnitaries were invited to the re-
viewing stand. Previous to the pa
rade a pontifical mass was celebrated
in the cathedral The festivities of the
day included a dinner by the Friendly
Sons of St. Patrick. ball by the An
cient order Of Hfbernians ana dances
by fine Daughters of Erin and other
Gnq=rriaG
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-17
FINE FOR RHEUMATISM
Musterole Loosens Up Those
Stiff Joints-Drives Out Pain

SlliL JOlllIS Drives OuC L dlI1
You'll know why thousands use
Musterole once you experience the
glad relief it gives.
drug store. It is a clean, white ONT
ment. made with the oil of mustard.
Better than mustard plaster and does
not blister. Brings ease and comfort
while it is being rubbed onl
Musterole is recommended by many
doctors and nurses. Millions of jars are
used annually for bronchitis, Group. stiff
neck, asthma, neuralgia, pleurisy, rheu-
matisun, lumbago, pains and aches of the
back or joints sprains, sore muscles,
bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of
the chest Git often prevents pneumonia.
soc and 60c jars; hospital size $3.50.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-17

IA. {. Star Hit By Paper Famine.
Kansas City. No. March 1.-THE
Kansas City Star today again appealed
to its advertisers to hold their space
requirements to the minimum be-
cause OF the print paper shortage.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-18
VARIOUS POLITICAL
EVENTS SCHEDULED
ONO WILL BE CENTER or AC.
TINITIEs Of WHOLE
COT NTItY


COLuMBvS Ohio July i7.-ohio
viii BE- the poiiiical center Of the coun'
try next week. Governor Cox, the
Democratic presidential nominee. and
bis running mate Franklin ID. Roose-
welt. viii meet with the members ~
the Democratic national committee
here Tuesday.
ON the same day. members ~ the ex'
ccuii,c committee of the Republican
national committee will he In session
iu columbus preparatory 10 going 90
Marion Thursday for the Harding noti-
ficaiiun ceremonies.
Tuesday evening Mrs. Cox viii en-.
trriain the members of the Democratic
national committee and their wives at
r. dinner at the executive mansion here.
"Wednesday evening. Harry NJ.
Diucherty. uf Columbus. Senator
ilnrdinrs pr'.csmpaign manager. will
Fiy, dinner for members of the en-
ccutite committee - the Republican
national committee.
On Thursday. senator Harding. the
Republican presidential nominee. will
hr officially notified of his nomination
M Garfield Park. Marion. and win do.
liver his speech of acceptance.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-18
innovation in Newspaper
Reporting Brought About
Through 1920 Cup Races

race. ,i"wcd preparations fo" the star
'uld returned to telephone u drsrrip
tiv" story a. the New York office.
The other meanwhile. stepped int
the plane aud covered the start. tell.
phoning his story from l,ochnwas
'whil" his companion WAS up IN the ~,
ar1in. viewing thr finish
Land telephone wns used hrrausc
with M" air filled with wireless mes
stages. Il was 'ourdcr-d quicker. iu
view ol The soaplano's speed. tu return
Ia shore Instead Il employing wireless
telephone or telegraph
Mc1nwhil" staff men nbuard naval
d"str"lcrs w'r" gathering news along
the ""uIy. and flashing bulletins L.,
wr'l"ss TRAINED observers ~ Save
sink Highlands, l,~kiWHy aud Iang
lliau.h s'ut added firls hv land Nirc
while ub"rd Ia" steam yacht Ni.iuu,
sinfi man was stationed vith sii
Lipton's party
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-18
SECOND ATTEMPT
IN YACHT MEET
IS TIME FAILURE
TIMh EMPIRES BEFORE END OF
RACE. WITH RESOItTE
WELL. ~ LEAD


SANDY HOOK, y j, July l7.--lsX.
piraiiun IT the railing time limit saved
the British challenger. shamrock ".
from apparent defeat ut the hands ~
the cap defender l,csulutc, In IN" scc.
opd meet tudiy Of the 1890 regatta TO-
the American cup.
The trim defender. skiliully handled
by Captain Charles Francis Adams H..
had put moro than half hours sail.
ing time between here aud the chal'
lengrr. aud was brcczing home under
main sail club topsail and balloon jib.
when the race was officially declared
of M 12i o'clock.
undcr the rules, the thirty.milc tai.
angular coursc had to be- covered with
In six hours hy the leading yacht 10
make II a race.
The score still stands, Shamrock ",
one. Rcsolutc. nothing. Shamrock "
having captured the first race last
Thursday when Rcsolutc was forced
to drop out because of an accident to
her rigging
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-18
GONZALES DENIES
TREASON CHARGES
MEXICAN GE>ERtL ~ ~ PRISON
~ CONNECTIONS WITH
LATE REBELLION.

MENlCO CITY. July i5.-S,,t"d u
the same quarters unvc occupied o.,
former President Msd,ru. General
Pablo Gonzales. imprisoned iu 90
Monterey prison en- the charge ~ rrlr'
lion. gave Representatives % th' N.,i
can newspapers AN interview in which
be- denied completely IN th, recent r,.
cent rcVolis.
General Gonzales told the cDrrr/,un
dent 81 the Excelsior that the new GO,
.crnmcni has taken such extreme MEAS
irvs against his adhrr'ni- that a., lat.
io defend themfHl,cf lie admitted ho
went to the c,llsi when ufncrrs first
lam" for him. hui insisted % vas only
D. observe hos th,S treated his family.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-18

HARDING'S SPEECH
IS NOW COMPLETE
SENATOR GIVES WCErriNCE
ADDRESS ITS FINAL
"DRESSlNG y"

w Associated Ifess
MAI,IoN. Ohio july IT, senator
HARDING gave his speech of a'rcpianc'
lis final polishing tonight and th"r
prepared fur "a dlv 81 complete rest
from the nrduOus task II composition
which has occupied his attention al
most exclusively for u week.
IIc planned tu spend tomorrow uuici
~ and In the early DAYS of the coming
week io take more time for recreation.
Since hc began WORK on his address
b. has been out of doors scarcely y;
nll. and tonight raid that he was feel
ing TIRED and errors" from want of rN'
crcisr During to-day the SENATOR
worked in close cooperation with th"
composing room ~ his newspaper th
Marion star. where the speech was
pui into type hy installmcnts for print
ing the advance copies that VIII bc
distributed to the press.
\ relay of messengers carried copy
aud pr,-pfs between the newspaper IL
firc aud the senators residence.
The speech viii run well bcyOng IN"
four column limit he originally fixed.
u hiss been prepared with particular
care aud he has cndcavOrcd Co have u
express cumprehensisely his stand o1
all of the important issues
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-18

NEW YORK. July i7--wnh thu
Americas cup races of 1890 has come
IAN innovation IN newspaper reporting
Whereas II years ago when the last In.
tornatlonal yachting class, was he'll.
the Associated Press covered the event
from ship and shore. thu year It b.
reporting the races FROM land. sen. aud
air. hy wireless. telephone aud lard
wires. This. according to aircrafs -.
pcrts. Is virtually IN" first time that an
important event hns actually been r,.
corded frtm n soaplanc. although planes
Icccnlly hav" been employed tu rush
,cpmi"rs to the scene uf action ur ~
relay stories and pictures tu newspaper
offices
sing th" l,ocknway naval air sil.
iicn as u bnsc to-day. IN" Associated
i'Hss assigned two men to q sppl,no
II had chartered One flew over the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-18
DR.. BROOKS MAKES
THREE ADDRESSES
BEHALF Of NEFF
STEAKS AT CANYON. HEREFORD
AND vEGA DURING
SAME DAY.

Dr. g. q. Brooks. president OF Baylor
University. Waco. spoke three times
yesterday In behalf OF the candidacy OF
Pat NJ. Ncff for governor. In addition.
he spoke 10 the students of West Texas
State Normal College, Canyon. at ,
o'clock In tho morning. About 1000
persons heard his address there. IN.
oluding a number 81 towns people.
/ Large Crowd at Canyon.
DR. Brooks spoke at II o'clock on tho
court house lawn nj Canyon 20 large
crowd. He and his party left Canyon
about noon and went 20 Hereford.
where another address was delivered
a. a big crowd. Mayor Knight intro.
duoccd Dr. Brooks at Hereford.
Goes 20 Vega At Night.
Tho trip was then made overland 10
Mega. considerable mud being encotn-
tered ON account of tho rain. Judge
q. W. Vealc of Amarillo spoke az Vega
IN the afternoon In behalf Of Thomason.
using an argument similar 20 that X.
j. Underwood made here Friday after.
coon. Dr. Brooks spoke az night there.
Enthusiastic Audiences.
Dr Brooks was greeted with enthus-
iasiic audiences at all places. Close
observers and politicians declared that
,Ncn viii get more votes In Deaf Smith
county than all his opponents com.
.bincd. In Randall county they pre-.
dicicd that he would be the winner. as
well az In Oldham county.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-18
Organize Poultry Clubs

HASKELL. Ten. JulN i5.--l'uulir,
clubs IN west TuNas which hay" bccl
organized principally 10 stage fall cv
hilitiuus viii ruw perform more
profitable functions Haskell and l;is
ing star poultry clubs viii seek tu gci
better prices tor nfcrtilc eggs. The
druuih uf isl..ialS almost stopped the
midnight crow ui IN" rooster. hut uuw
his hailiwi,h has been rcplcniShcd un
iil west Texas is becoming the lcadina
chi, ken ana cgg country of the state
lhr West Texas Chamber of com
l,',cc D. assisting in the new forward
lcN ,n'ni
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-18
Women Not Compelled
to Tell Their Exact
Age, Is Kansas Ruling

ui Ns ,aiei Pres
TtpEkA. kANS Juls a. kansas
women who have reached the AK. ~
20 years are entitled to vote. whether
81 net they tell their exact agr In reg
irt.ring ao, nrding to an uplnion an
nounocd tonight by Richard J. Hop
lins attorney general. The only "a.
,'ptiun h when the r.Eisirant wiil
reach the required aEr between tho
day - registration aud election da,
ur where the parents we're forcign.i
Who have becumc naturaliz.d tn,
ofini"n was made AT the rcluest Of
The Topeka Good Government cius. D
wanans organization
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-18
Suffrage UEADul AiTEI,S
OPENED NJ cola MlIt =

40 h.aftr laffh l.fFH
colt MBJS ohio. July i5-Ailuw
irE Governor COWS promise - support
rcs' 'rily leaders uf ih' national wo.
mans party anuulu,cd tonight thu
they have established hoadquartcts
Der, Co. sr"k additional help from MEM.
Ter Of the Democratic untFnsi com.
iuiit-,. Who Will meet here neat Tues
day b. obtaining ratification by tke
Tenn,sss., Legislature of the women
tunrag, amendment
Later u,Ni week. b. was announced
., committee viii tisit Marion tu inter
tirw members of ~. republican ma.
tiouii committee when they arriV,
there o. confer with senator Harding
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-18
REFUSE To SIGN
TREATY CLAUSE
PROVISION iiEI.lIi>G TO Mi>t.
IiCTl RE ~ iIiiPIiNES
II KiJHTED


SPA IaIguM lu.v n AT th'
moment of signing the protocol The
G,.mau, t,fuf.l Co. ugn that rclatins
tu 90. prohibition d the manuis,tur
,f arshipf hy Germany. indcr 90,
treat, ihp Grruan arronautlc material
should hs,, been handed over hy AptiI
20. and further manufacture was pro
hilii,d during 90, next SIX months
v hiir th, international commission d.
,idrd or destroyed ihr surrcnirr,d ml
teitsl
a. th, .iipuaUHHs uf the treaty
WEI, not complied with. the aIlics mott
fi.I Germany umH the Euul"gno econ
ference that manufacture was forbid
den dlIus th. tbur months fuiluUiHa
complete dtIttI,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-18
cox AND WILSON TO CONFER TODAY
Intoxicating Liquors
May Be Used in Food
Product Is Ruling
ny Associated Press


WASHINGTON, July i7.-lntoNicat.
ing liquors may he used IN food prod.
uctr under ruling today 10y COMMITS.
monrr uf Internal Revenue Williama.
provided such food is for sale and not
for consumption on the premises whore
manufactured
ilutcls. restaurants and other public
p'tus will not br permitted tu use
liquor In the preparation uf foOd
only one hall of unc percent alcohol
may hc uYcd IN Ia" manufacture II
liluid foods. such as soups or IN frozen
liuuids. such ~ lee cream. or In pre-.
serving ~ inflnving fruits Permits ara
necessary tu enable fuod mnnuiactur.
orH to usc liquor aud M more than u
ninety days supply viii b" allowed
them nt one time
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-18
TWENTY THOUSAND
REDS" CAPTURED
REPORT DECLARES
EIGHTEEN BOLsiiEvIkr REGi.
MENTs SAID TO HAVE BEEN
Writ ALLY DESTROYED

ny Associated Pfess.
LONDON. July li.--i.eneral Wran.
glc. antliIolshe,iki leader on the
southern front. n reported in - Iicls.
ingfors message received by the Cen.
iraI News. by way ~ Copenhagen. to
have surprised and virtually destroyed
eighteen BolShe,iki cavalry regiments.
captured the commandment .in-chief and
his staff. made prisoners oi 10000 sol'
der. and captured guns and three AR
morcd trains.
The report adds that I'M. .aa0 CoS.
sack rebelled and broke through the
iiolsl,c,iki front, joining General
Nrsngd's army.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-18
NOMINEE TO MEET
and DISCUSS
CHIEF CAMPAIGN ISSUES
ny THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE national capital gave cordial
welcome today TO Governor Cox Democratic presidential nominee
upon his arrival for conference with President WILSON,
Met at the station by Franklin D. Roosevelt his running mate
and other prominent Democrats crowd Of several thousand
heced and almost ssmpeded the in their reep
ton He shook hands with posed for moving picture
and greeted by along Pennsylvania Avenue route
10 the home Of former Representative T. T. Ansbey Of Ohio
his host while here.
Preliminary his conference with President Wilson at 1;30
the White House, Governor Cox talked
pgn questions with several party pokesmen He will others
tomorrow before leaving at 4s0 p. m. for Columbus.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-18
Troops Being Sent
to Memphis, Report

MEMPHIS Tenn. lIl, IT, Adiu.
.Hi General y y sweeney. here in
connection with tho situation resulting
frum 90, resignation ~ nll the mem.
I,rs or the city fire department r'.
furui io ,lmm'nt tonight un ih" o..
ismt fTm~ knox,ill" that Nashville
infantry company and the Knoxville
m1shlu, gun company of the Tenn.
r..., national guard had been ordcf~'l
fruH tho stat" encampment {" Mem
n. us a precautionary measure.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-18
Mr,ican GrnsrsI Nrrrslra

SNNNN ATOMIC. July i5--Gcucral
T..rt" % Tr.,ino. minister ~ corr.
..I.. tud Industry In President Adolln
u. s H>fta'- cabinet haS hrvn az.
rested in Mexico city Tor complicity b.
thr evolutionary outbreaks IN north
cru McNiro. according o. unconfirme'i
reports received here tonight By agents
of the department q justice
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-18
IIOl STON MAN WINS
LONDON SHOOT IIO>ORS


u, 'STON. July 4, -- Forest Ne.
Ncir. II Houston. member of the
nitcd states olympic games team.
WIS awarded the London gold star To.
dHy after be- had broken 100 clay birls
boz u ruW according to y cablcgram ~
'niyod here tonight by u member of
the Houston Gun club.
The clblcgram also stated that th"
American trapshooting team has won
inr i,ndun championship
NUNoir who has several times held
fh. Texas state championship with
the rpsi of the United States olympic
team. VIII compete IN scotland AMI
then pu Co., Antwerp.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-18
NEGRO rot Nj GUILTY
FIRST DEGREE MURDER
-Iy As.ollalad rrra..

" NHN0ilnIId TTfHFI
RICHMOND. Va. July William
rurncr. negro. was found guilty TO-DAY
IN federal court here of first degree
murder for the killing. several weeks
ago. Of r Morgan Moore. of AlcXan'
lrin Muorc was killed on government
property a few hundred feet from the
end ui the bridge crossing the Potomac
river into IN" District uf Columbia.
The negro viii br sentenced Friday.
The principal witness against the
negro was Miss Pearl Clarke. sccrctai v
to Representative Brltiun. of Illinois
She was with Moore when he wa'
Killed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-18

IInIEAI ~ >ti,NE Bi>k
REPORT


~ Asanrfnfsf' fffss
WASHINGTON. lui, o. combined
rrfuIt,,s aud liabilities ~ the twelve
federal rcsrr,. hanks nt the clos, ~
husin.-s Iui, ls we're announced ss
follows
Resource. -Goid hr.i hy hanks ssi,
zus nUH -u.d reserves. ftRfl 90 Un1
total reserves s.i's.Of5 .oeo: hili- oH
hand. sgsts.sisoUo. csrning assrt.
t1.iss. .ssI GOO. total RESOURCES. Ss.Us
0ls GOO
I.iabHitles-tir1ss deposits g. i1s.
lss coo. total liabilities. - .soS az ouu.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-18
FORMER AMARILLO MAN
MiRRiES PUEBLO Girl.

4 \. neoty. formerly of this citv.
-nd Miss Nena Lee Miles. OF Pueblo.
Colo. were married at that place Fri
dsy and PASSED through Amarillo yes.
icrdny on their way 20 Piainview.
where they viii make their future
home Mr. il'-ry was formerly tho
proprietor n the amarillo Photo Com.
pany. Ne viii engage IN the photor'
raphy and kodak finishing business at
Plaihvicw.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-18
Man Is Killed While
Performing Stunts
From Airplane Wing

WINFIELD. Ksns. July u. 80 SEN"
Micha.ls uf Bcthsns. Ne" was kill'@i
here thir evening IN fali fruin an AIR.
plans Whii. performing scr'l'ui~ on the
wings A skid g. which he was cling
ing broke. and he fell soo feet 90 the
ground. Michaels was employed by an
alrplane Company IN Kansas CITY Kan.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-18
Raid at Pittsburgh
Nets Eight Hundred
Gallons of Luiquors

~ NstnTlaFFN FF'NHI
riTTSHi re-. pa. July u. The
"f,inc squadron of federal proliibi.
iirn rgrnis raidrd twelve saIopns here
late lo'la, and coniiNcaied soo gallons
~ whiskry. u was the first extensive p
raid here sincr the prohibition law
went inio effect. The flying squad.
ron" arrived here yesterday. headed by
national prohibition commissioner kra.
ucr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-18
livestock Convention Ends

~ Nssnfisiff frsss
DWrAGO. juiy i5-Wniitm T. III
fur uf - Louis was elected president
.f fH. National Traders Livestock ~
.htnEr toisN. and - Louis was
chosen fHr the 1922 convention.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-18
THREAT IS MADE
To DRIVE TURKS
OUT OF EUROPE
ARE GINEN TEN DAYS To MAKE.
DECISION OVER PEACE
TREATY.
ALLIED REPLY F0RCEFUL
n By Midnight July - They Have NOi
Agreed a. Accept Terms Allies
WIN Take such Action COn.
sidcrcd Necessary.

uy Associated Puss
VERSAILLES. July ia threat H.
drive the Turks from Europe "Oncr
and for all wnS contained in the allied
reply a. the Turkish objections a. tIr
peace treaty delivered to the Turki,i,
peace delegation here ~, iunr O'rlOrI,
this evening. such actim might ioi.
low Turkeys refusal 10 sign the treaty
the reply states
The Turks were informed in the re.
ply that they must mskc known thei,
decision within ten days. n bl mid.
night on July -. the, were Told. they
had net signifird their Willingness -
sign tliv peace treaty. the alliril
powers VIII take such action ~ they
may consider necessary in thc circln,
Stances"
The reply says the Turkish govern
ncnt would appear To- think iis rcIun.
sibility IN war is lcss i.nn that uf a.
nllies and that Turkey therefore " on
Titled tn Icnicnt treatment. Tut tn
nllles cannot accept that plea
Prolonged War.
The note maintains. Turkey entered
tor pruyaca,ion" and by closing the
straits In the face of thu allies "rur
key certainly prolonged the war by not
Tess than two years and caused loss to
the allies OF thousands uf lives and
thousands Of millions ~ hunds"
Continuing. the note says.
The history of the relations between
che Porte and the Great Powers fur
long period before the war wns one
long repeated. availing attempts to put
an end to atrocities IN bulgaria. Mace
donia, Armenia aud clscwhcrc-liruci
ties which startled and shocked the
conscience Of mankind.
Armenians Massacreed.
During the last 20 years the Armcn.
ians have been masgacrcd under cundi
tions Of cNampled baTbarity and durinr
tho war the record of thy Turkish GOV
ernment IN maSScrcs. IN d"purtntions
and In the maltrcatmcnt oi prisoners
~ war immclsurnbiy exceeded even a.
own previous record II is estimated
that since 1914 the Turkish govern
mcnt has massacrel on tn, mrndnriou"
pretcxt of alleged revolt N0c.000 Armcr
ians. including women md children
and expelled and doport"l moro thar
20O.O Greeks and cocoon ArmcninnF
from their homes
Responsible For Sa,agry.
Not only hnr tho TurNnh govern
mcnt Jailed tu protect the subjects "'
other races from uillngc, outrage and
murder. but thcio u nbuldlnt evidence
that II has been responsible for direct
ing and organizing savagry against p"o
Pile to whom II owed protection.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-18
VENEZUELA RECOGNIZES
NEW MEXICAN REGIME

~ Associated Press.
MEXICO CITY. July i7.-venezueia
has recognized the new government OF
Mexico. It was stated at the foreign
office here today.