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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-01
MAY DENY COTTON
MEN FEDERAL MD
WITHDRAWAL az GOVERNMENT
HELP ~ FIGHTING PINk ROLL.
ROLL WORM THREATENED


~ NHHfH NNNNh -
AUSTIN. May Withdrawal Of
federal aid In the determination of the
fo.rallesi pink holl worm infestaiion In
fouth"sst Texas viii result IN the event
tho Texas legislature passes law
which ducs not provide for the cstah.
lishment IT non.cotton zono In the
infested territory. Dr charles T. Mar.
latt announced ~ IN cummunicn.
tlun 90 the legislative committee invcs.
tiraiinT the mink hUll worm menace.
Thr committee held an executive scs.
sion toiay hat did not conclude iis "a.
hors but expect Co maxi ~ rccommcn.
daticns tomorruw o. the legislature
Well informed members. state the
ccmmitic, b. io recommend regulated
Eonc \ tlll was introduced In the leg.
stature todlv prggosing o. exempt frum
taxation all honil isrucd by cities and
counties or other political subdivisions
.of Tc'.s
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-01
WARNS AMERICA To STEER
CLEAR FOREIGN I'll RNOii.S


w N"ffH tatsh tNfHhs
" WNsiiiNGTON. MAY 81 Sir Auck'
land. Goldcs. British ambassador speak
iug tonight at the niuoiy.ninth annuni
commencement nf George Washington
University warned America against
onm,fhmcnt In the soCial "discntaglo-
mcuis'' uf EuroL"
".'o flr the storm c,uiorcd In Europe
llpr Your cuast' the ambassador de.
dared Yet your daily press IL already
vaguely called Industrial unrest. We all
know that u was yuur tradition o. keep
clear ct European cntanglcmcnts.
"Hrrr h q European discntanEicmcnt
that D.. already piling the waters on
your sucial hcachrs "a discntanglcnent
81 90, complicated intcrweaIT-g of man
aud man IN the social fabric"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-01
Chevrolet Wins World Automobile Race
at indianapolis in Spectacular Finish

competition and cash prizes offered
bv firms.
Rene Thomas thundcrcd across
the finirh an SECOND rlacr. having
co,rrcd the distance IN $500 -.
Iiis average was S5is miles an
hour.
Tommy Milton pulled M In third
place and Jimmy Murphy, winner
uf the lev A. gclcs speedway race.
flint hcl fourth
an of the thrills came IN the last n
miles II the race when Ralph de Palm,
the favoritc. with u I'd of ten mile
Ia his credit, seemed certain of winnin :
liut with victory within grasp. 4
Palma, car burst INTO flames cn IN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-01
WILL TAKE IP JAPANESE
nItt ERENCES NJ EARLY DATE

Nv Nssoriaisd rr,ss
LONDON. MAY 3l-Thc paf Mail
Gazette rlys to-day that the question -
renewal of the Anglolapncsr alliance
hns not vet reached the stage In which
It's consideration hy tho British cahinc,
har hrcomc imperative.
The u"wrnap slvs u believes llovl
George fnVors utilizing the occasion ~
disarmament
Efluiis will be- mad In the next fcN
weeks tn rolvc the difficulties bctwcci
the United States and Japan. the PAL
Man Gaz.itc adds. after which the pps'
',hilily of widening the scopc oi Ia
troatv &" n,mdr the ruitrl States
would De- much lc.u rcmotr than ap
pears to-day
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-01
GOVERNOR 90 rNNlILNPlS
StrrORrS REVOLT TtON
~ slsorisisl Trss

NNN NHHf'H fAisN fHaH.
NENiCp CITY. Mav n After n
ooufrrnc' with General Trcvino last
nirhi Andres Osuna. recently nom.
mated Ter governor of Tlmlulapas
ioinoi the revolution. NJ General O''.
rerun's headquarters t"lnv u wus cN
planned ihlt the o., nt hostility II
usuna ~ thr revolution WIS has 4 80
e "mir.one,ptiun" of Adulio d. .,
iiurria's assumption u thr purt q prn
yisional president
G,nerni Luis Medina Barron. cmit
safy II C.rerni FeiN piir. with whom
an armistico l. on with the revolution
TITS has arrived here o. cunfcr with
, Gcneral Chr, gou.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-01
DAMAGE ESTIMATED
At MILLION CAUSED
BY GALVESTON FIRE
sIsAI. STORED ON PIkR CONSUMED
BN BLAZE STILL RAGING
At ONE O'CLOCK.
BY Associated Prsss.

HY AeNoctuttd fFfst, Ht
GALVESTON. June l.~-sisal esiimai.
I'd nj Si.0oo.0o was consumed In . fire
Of unknown origin at Pier No. n. Gal.
ve ton Wharf Company. which broke
out lat night and al o'clock this
morning was still burning.
The warehouse in which the sisal was
stored also burned 10 an estimated loss
Of S5oo.0oo. The sisal was the property
Of several New Sork firms which have
bccn accumUlatlng here from Yucatan.
Mexico.
While the identity of the individual
owners could not be- learned. the ware.
house was under lease to the Cotton
Concentration Company.
Al of the cliy's fire fighting apparat.
~. the harbor beat and two tugs are
holding their streams on the fire.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-01

north turn of the two and half mite
course and few minutes later the car
driven hy Iuc Boyer. who I'D during
thu firri sio miles. s',i,lded ovcrturn"
and citshcd into brick retaining wall
Neither noy,r nor his mechanic was
seriously injured
pr i'alma later re-entercd the race
hut his ear caught fire n second tini".
with the aid uf his mechanic de- raluaa
cNtinguishcd the flames aud managed
o. finish In nth place. receiving q
tremendous ovation as he crossed the
/ llne There were half dozen acct
dents hut the duvcrr and their aids
mlraculuusly escaped death.
Cf ihe twsniy.threc cars starting uns
l eleven finished.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-01
PLAN CONGRESS
RECESS SATURDAY
PLAN FOR FINAL ADJOURNMENT
PROPOSED ~ REPUBLICANS
OPPOSED NV MANY.

lly Asaaeisied rufs
WASHINGTON. May 3i.--R,puhli.
can leaders ~ the house and senate to.
day agree tentatively on final ad.
journmcst of congress saturday.
Many members of both the senate and
house however. have indicated that
they prefer u recess for thu political
conventions to sine die adjournment
and this may cause 4 thangc IN the
pl,ur as tentatively agreed uponA
The agreement reached by leaders
to-day contcmplatcs the calling up by
representative Mondcll II Wyoming. ~.
publican leader. In the house tomorrow
e his resolution proposing final adjourn
mUnt ~ y. M saturday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-01

~ Associated Pres
INDIANAPOLIS Ind. May ~ --
In the mog, spectacular finish ever
witnessed an the indianapolis
speedway. CASTOR Chevrolet. driv'
INK n ear of American design. rode
to victory In the eighth renewal of
the b00.milc automobile race to-day
hcfnrc recurl.hrcaklng crowd II
l2s oOo persons
Chevrolct's time WAS 5loiG.il,
an average of SSl6 miles. the see
end bet time In the history of the
event
In addition to winning the s2o,ooo
firri prize. Chevrolet wen approNi-
mai,iy $500 morc In lap prize
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-01
Agree TO Conference.

" Associaied irrsa
ROME Nav ai-1hs McssaEero SAYS
to,'ay II learns that AZ a result II urT
cnt representations hy Premier Ml,r
and uf Franz. rrcmicrs Lloyd Gcorg''
ana Nuti have agreed the conference
of representatives Il the allies and Ger.
man, az spa shall b. held on June y
and that there shall be no p'stpono.
m.nt n u expected the cunfercnc,
viii continue >,wcck.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-01
u MIS- fOR NORTH TENAS
INTERt RBAN tRE RAISED
~ Assofiais,i Fress.

W. AasnfiAfod iff-e
ALIAS. May ~ The one million
dollars which Dallas had to raise O.
furc N, Dallas Wichita Fails clc'
uIr itncrurian has been raised " vas
announced tonight. Subscriptions of
the fund was completed tonight at a
m.etinc of the committee appointed O.
take sIhr ripiions o. the project
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-01
EXCITEMENT PREVAILS
OVER UANNuNZiO'S PLANS
Nv Associated Prss.

" 7N7TUTINIFW W
VIENNA. May 9l-There is intcnsc
excitement In Belgrade over plans ~
Gabrielle dAnnunzio with regard n
Sussak. near Fiumc. According to the
south Slay bureau, the lugo Slav gov
crnmcnt is demanding that the Rome
government put n check on dAnnun'
zio. rtying that otherwise the 1ugo Slav
government will be- compelled to Issue
the necessary Instructions To the south
SlaV army.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-01
BRITISH FARLEY
WITH bOLSHEvIK|
REPRESENTATIVES
OFFICIAL MEETING 10 CONSIDER
ESTABLISHMENT or TRADE
RELATIONS IN HELD.
Dy Associated Press.

LONDON. May 3l.-The official
meeting between the trade representa-
tives of soviet Russia and members of
the British cabinet occupied Downing
street this evening. hut beyond the
cryptic announcement after an hours
conference that preliminary discus
sion took plac, with regard Ia the re-
opening of trading with Russia and
wca,crn Europe" there was nothing
forthcoming on the scop" ur signifi'
cancc of the conversations.
This may hc vouch'afed tomorrow
when the mcmhcrr of the house II com.
mon are expected to quiz the govern
ment on the ultimate purpose and prog
req of the negotiations with Gregory
krassin. Russian soviet minister of
trade and commerce
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-01
FORT WORTH PASTORS
OPPOSE RONING RIl.I.
Ny Associated Pr.s.

ny Associated Press.
FORT WORTH MAY 3l-Declaring
the proposed boxing hill before the leg.
ialaturc would make Texas Mecca for
iightcrr and promoters and the scene 4
national In international bouts. the
Fort Worth Pastors Association today
requcricd the Tarrant county dcleFa.
tiun to vote against H.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-01
SUIT TO RECOVER OH.
LANDS BEGINS
- ~7sa
ny Associated Press.

w NssoFi1TId TffN9,
AUSTIN. May 3i.-Recovery II the
pocsession ~ one hundred acres oi
valuable oil land In stephens county "a
the object of suit In trial In district
court here today with the state and =.
h. Smuler OF Waco, plaintiffs. and Gu'f
Production company. defendants. one
million dollarr damage for oil taken i
a9ked by the plaintiffs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-01
INTENTION TO STRENGTHEN MEX.
lCO'S RELATIONS WITH OUT.
SIDE WORLD PLEDGED.


MENiCO CITY. May ai.--Guaran.
tees To ail political candidates, efforts
10 improve conditions oi tho workers
and 10 aid capitalists In developing tho
natural resources and an intention 90
strengthen Mexico's relations with "ail
The free peoples of the earth" were
pltdged today by Adolio DE- Ia IIuerta.
the provisional president In q statement
given the Associated Press.
Senor de IN lluerta made his state.
nFm lying on n slek bed.
iIc said that Ignacio Bonillas. former
ambassador to the United States now
under arrest. would be liberated. but n
an investigation showed him 90 be n
foreigner be- would be expelled from the
country Tor having MIXED In Mexican
politics.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-01
WASHINGTON PAYS
TRIBvTE TO DEAD


Dl Associated prrvs.
WASHINGTON. May 3i.-lIerocs ~
earlier wars share tolay the national
Memorial ray Tribute with those who
irll in the world war. IN doing them
honor grizyl-d civil war veterans
marched with the khaki clad v,ung
veterans tn Arlington National Crm".
terry where for ihc first time graves "i
,hoTr who well IN France were drcnra'.
81 The memorial ampithatcr there r.
Gently was dedicated Tor the first tim"
General rcrshiug was th principal
tpcnkcr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-01
Nothing Given tut.

Officially there was not word given
ont jusiiiving the suggestions that
there was any attention to utilize the
discussion ~ trad, affairs Tor ,hc
Identification ~ peace fcclers and In
we'll Informed Russian quarters the b
lief pcr'iFis th0t II ~ not likely tina,
the subject would be- hroadcned.
Minister karsin and his colleagues
maintain gi'"ncc which II l. understood
was imPus \ ~ condition oi their
receiving permission tp enter England
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-01

clerks In 'hc postal mail scrvice
wGuld De- divided into six classes with
those In the first class receiving 81 500;
those IN the sixth class $500 and IN F,
others graduated between.
Salaries Tor all clerks. the commits.
sion's report recommended. would be
On an average 81 eight hours per day,
aoG DAYS per year
Division snperintcndcnts would re-.
coi,r 81 200 annually. assistant super.
iutoudcnts sa.so0. chief clerks $1,000
and assistant chief clerks s2.s0o.
Fay of pest office inspector would
range from s2.30O TO $500. with an
allowance of not more than IS a day
Tor cXpenaes while travelling. Clerks
10 division headquarters of the post
office inspection service would receive
from 81 coo to s2.60o.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-01
LOCAL Hills EXPECTED To
w ENACTED TODNl


bills pending on calendars of both
branches II the Legislature are schc,l
u'"d for passage today Proponents "f
the resolution authorizing the prison
commission e. y beet site for the lo.
cation of branch of the pcnitcntiafv
In Central Texas expect action on Il
In the house TO-DAY.
The holl worm investigating commit
tee is scheduled to make recommendn.
ticns to the legislature today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-01
CONSTITUTION CHANGES
PROPOSED nv SOCIALISTS


COIENHACEN. MAY 9i.-Thc So
cialiris. second largest party In the
Danish rigsiag. has decided to put foe
ward amendments To- the constitution
of Denmark. These provide Tor a re-
public instead of kingdom and gov
cinmcnt by state council. the chairman
of which viii also be- the president u
the republic.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-01
Crisis Threatened.

~ AssociAtcd rpsF.
VIENNA. May 5l.-A cabinet crisis
in threatened over the omingly irr"
conciliahlc position II 90 dominant
parties over certain features u the cori'
pulrnry wealth levy and principally IN
method of appraising agricultural Ian
values
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-01
Wins Motorcycle IIonorS.

GREElY. Colo. MAY ai--Ccnc Walk.
90 ct birmingham Alabama. won the o
wil' Wirld's championship for half mile
tracks AZ the annual motorcycle meet
hri 't'liy. Ills time was itei
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-01
POPE ISSUES LETTER
On WORLD PEACE


ROME. May Slope Benedict hns
addrescscd to the entire world an cpiF'
copal letter ON Christian reconciliation
and peace The pontltf remarks thit
despite the end of the war. illfcoling
still exits, lie b,gs tina, all Christians
forget there illfcelings with the view
to mutual understanding
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-01
c. D. P. DELEGATES
FIGHT FOR SEATS
TO- BIC GATHERING
NATIONAL. COMMITTEE DECIDES
CONTESTED DELIBERATIONS
FROM VARIOUS STATES.
SLOW PROGRESS IS MADE
Delegates From Arkansas aud Alabama
S.aird-Three Cornered Fight
From Florida VIII BE
Settled To-day.

ny Associated Press.
CHICAGO. May ai--ln open session
today. the republican national commit
tee began deciding contests from vaii'
Gus state delegations to the convention
hut made slow progress.
In what Chairman Hayes character
lsed az judicial rather than political
decisions" the committee seated reg1'
larry delegates roportcd from Arkansas
and Alabama: postponed the contest
over the District of Columbia until to.
morrow aud after giving AN extended
hearing 10 IA three cornered contest
from Flcriia. adjourned over night
without making a decision
May Last All Week.
Todays rate of progress. Chairman
Hayes remarked that the contests
would not be cleared up before Friday
Todays decision will no the factors IN
the strength of any candidate In the
convention. and ranged principally
about the questions Of regularity, al
though the race ISSUE frequently was
injected.
In all decisions today. the committee
was guided ON questions of law AM
precedent by ChrGes v. Warren of De
,roic. national commi' I eman from Mich
igan. who was acting at the request oi
Chairman Hayes as the committee at
torney.
Statement Issued.
At the conclusion of each contest
Mr.. Warren issued statement of tn
reason upon whlrh the committee was
acting. Chairman Hayes said that was
part Of his plan of laying the com
mittee work before the country.
Only seven Of the ON chundrcd and
thirty-seven counties were decided In
the first das work.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-01
I.c,IouN u. a. higgins.

LONDON. May :l--Charics I..dorx
~ Iraucc. tonigh, Knocked out Iim
IprEina II England IN the eleventh
rULrd uf twenty round bout ''ho
hoi' was for The bantam weight cham.
ronssip q Europe acld hy Iedouv
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-01
ShouId dive Dne Notlcc.

This force should De spent In. tho
committee sald after notice had been
given the Mexican people that the
niicd States was not warning on
them an dihai its sole purpose was To
rcriorc peace, protect Americans and
their pnss' ssions. and AFFORD the Mexi.
can people an opportunity to consti.
tute 'McNican government ~ serious.
competent. honest and honorable men q"
Should the Mexican authorities meet
the proposals y forth. the committee
recommends that the United States lin.
ance the Mexican government, enabling
II to refund IT. Indebtedness and build
up It's army and institutions.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-01
Given Lille Term.

llEiSiNGFuliS. May 3i.-Edwari
Nalpar editor and leader of the Fir
ui,h gicialist party and of the Finnish
revolution In 1918. has been sentenced
To prirun for lie. H. was tried on
the charge of high treason.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-01

The recommendations proposed n pro-
vision In the agreement for the immc'
dlate appointment ~ claims commits
aon to adjudicate the claims of Ameri'
cans the commission to be made up 81
men chosee by the two governments
md with the understanding that 80
findlnrs be- binding and be Immediately
carried out by the payment of pay.
ronts rdiudgcd.
Saoull the Nexiran officials - 10
1g"e t. ruch n plan. or to establish a
government capable ~ afording ace'
auat, tu,teciion tn Americans. the "Cm.
mite, suyrcs'-i that I'VE send n ~.
ii~v force consisting of the naval and
itl'ltary foices ~ our government inio
the republic of Mexico 90 open and
maintain open every line ~ cammunicn.
tion between the city of Mexico and
'"cry seaport and border port ~ Mexi.
ea
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-01
SENATE WILL VOTE
ON MANDATE TO-DAY
syBSTNNTIAI. MAJORITY To suP.
PORT RESOLt TiON DECLINING
REQtl, ASST RED.
ny AssoclAhd Pros.

liy Associated frcss.
WASHINGTON. May 3i.-Thc resi-.
luton declining o. authorize mandate
over Armenia will be- brought To- vu'"
In the senate tomorrow with adoption
by substantial majority apparently
assured,
Agreement to act not later than T..
m. tomorrow and tu curtail by limiting
each senalor to a. minutes was renchr
nday by unanimous consent
Has Amendment.
Most nf the Discussion promises in
center about the amendment proposed
by Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska,
n.nIor democrat an the foreign relations
committee providing for a Joint com.
mission to work cut an economic ~.
habllitniion program for Armenia. Oi
this propoeal both sides expect clU'
vote.
Although tn,lay was ct aside hy the
lenders fnr discussion of the mandate.
the only extended speech on the su',.
ject war made by senator Reed. d,mH.
crat, of Missouri. who characterized thr
mandate proporil as this new mad
ness"
Would Mean Slaughter.
.sTo acnd go. o0o men there as has
been recommended by the liarbord mil.
l,ary commission" said Senator Reed
would mean To- send them to their
slaughter"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-01
WOII.D EXEMPT SCHOOL.
IsONilS FROM STATE TANFS

ny Associated rnsss.
AUSTIN. May .-iovcrnor Hobby
toslav recommended hill t. exempt
rchool municirll improvements bonds
fro-e state taxation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-01

The Rev. \. u. Ackcr Il westcrville.
ohio. general superintendent of the an.
Il ,nloon league Of America. had hesn
aImmon,d for examination az 90
whether his organization had spcn, any
money In their behalf. 81 any presidcn.
linl candidates. bu, after he had tcle.
erarhrsl that he could not reach Wash.
ington before Wednesday. Chairman
Kenyon advised him that h. need not
come. lie will be- notified. Senator Ken.
yn. said. should the committee decide
o. hear him later.
Mrs Antonittc Funk. Chicago suf'
fraTist, ir toe be- questioned Tuesday
or Wednesday as to her knowledge. II
any, q a campaign for W. q. McAdou.
democrat of New York.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-01
Would Mean Slaughter.
DlNNINZIO III.

nv kssaciaisd frsss.
GENEVA, May al--A dispatch froni
tnnrhruckc says that Gabrielle dAr'
nunxio ~ IN nt Fiume with fever.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-01

The committee said. however, that
FUN recognition should not bc given
until trca9' had been entered In
Ia protlicntvd upon the following
assurance.
Provisions ~ Article % of the con-
siiiution ~ ials commonly regarded by
Foreigners az e niiscaiory shall not be-
enforced against Americans.
That the conrtitutional clause. pro-
yiding none except Mexican citizen
may be- a minister of any religious
creed IN Mexico and that no periodical
of a religious character shall comment
uron any political affairs of the nation
or publish any information regarding
the acts II the authorities or private
individuals insofar ms they have To d.
with public affairs. bc In applicable u
Americans;
That the article under which undcslr'
able foreigners may be expelled be ~
revised as To give Americans the right
to confer with the representative 81
their government.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-01
Scorc Summoned.

\ rcurc of witnesses have been SUM,
muncd lot tumurrows session aud Char
man kenun said tonight II was propos
90 Ia drive through with their cxami
n"iicn and bring the Investigation Ia
Temporary halt Thursday night ~
members of the committee and others
concerned might go io Chicago for the
republican national gathering.
". 4. Neville. a financial officer Of
the Plumb Plan League. will he asked
tomorrow. the chairman said. whether
the organization formed to brnig alou,
tripartite control of the railroads. had
backed apy candidate for IN epre.dacn.
tal nnr/ Iaiinn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-01
INTERVENTION UNLESS AFFAIRS ARE STABILIZED URGED
CONFERS
WITH CUMMINGS
ON PARTY ISSUES
STATUS OF PEACE TREATY, LEAGUE AS CAMPAIGN SUB.
JECT, APPROACHING CONVENTION AND OTHER TOPICS
"FREELY AND FRANKLY" DISCUSSED BY PRESIDENT
Have Definite I,lras.

along the general lines u that u the
Virginia convention.
Have Definite Ideas.
Mr. Cummings declined to say anV'
thing ahuui the peace treaty discussion
further than to announce that both h.
and IN" president had very definite
ideas on the subject IT, would not
uy whether the treaty would be- ~.
turned to the senate any time soon.
The national chairman had no com.
m"nt To- make on his talk with the
president ahout the s'nltc camnign
inv~3igliiun other than o. way that the
prcs,d,nt was IN "Food humor' aud
that II there had hcon any doubt that
the next president would boz nominated
at S,p fnn'rsr The republicans have
dii HE'D a."
We'll Satisfied.
Thr prc8ldcnt was well satisfied. Mr..
Cummings continued. with the keynote
pccch The chairman has prepared Tor
,iiy,ry ~ the san Francisco cunven.
tiun. President Wilson a. expected a.
confer with other party l,aders before
the convention and while th, San Fran.
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