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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-07

WASHINGTON. Mar. 0.-1hr
move to hiring Pa lent wilson
actiVrl, - The rcarr trraiN com.
Itumi.r 'rn'i.iiiun>. got such q
sri.hask = ~ the White H"u>r to-
daN that th' ifffsoucilabir ~rn-
ale opponents 81 Fabrication
aglin prunnuru q Ih ,''ai,
dead aud gaze n'iicc that ihci
wuald move Monday To- bring
the drhaic sporIiii, o. an cad.
uifrili~ tlu.r to ~" pT''>i-
i.cni drclarcd tltpi dcmoctai
s,natur~ ainIi', Nrnc fullN ah.
,isrd of The attitude of the -
crui,r ani that compromise
props ~, should i,r adir,-,-s''i.
Tot o. NJ. Wilson Ia, a. S"ni.
tor llot,gr. of Massachusetts,.
the r'puhli,an leader IN the ~cn-
ate. n was nni u'srilci whsih-
80 the psvsisicm would grant m.
requested conference With sna-
tur simmons oi Worth Carolina.
teprr .snting tie sf'naie dsiun.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-07

cats ~ . final effort ~ ,om-
momi,c hui the White House
usfsials minated that thrs
ihnught further efforts 10 IN.
puirr The presidents views
would b. snprfluou~.
lIS trrOINTMiNT kIEN.
Tho development caused uncon-
reiird disappointment among Oh"
republican and democratic fcuators
WORKING for an eleventh hour com
prom r hut b. did not pui q stop 20
ihr|r ureuti ions. stme on both
.Idls OPENLY declared tho only course
Iru ul. .o the effort I'D agreement
arI chem. NJ ratification were
t.murHsted. lct the president de-
..U. alDihrr be- would accept or
lDI,rf o. Among the irrcconcllahles
however. 30 confidently was ASSERT
.d that mo- lrro ement ever could be-
reached or such an arcartain basis
md that n the dcclara' on Of The
White House officials reflected tho
views OF the president further delay
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-07
Cotton Mill Cleared
Million Dollars in
One Year, Is Charge

nv Associated Pres
ATLANTA, Ga. Mar O.. pc,lar.
ing that on, cotton mill TN Georgia
cleared Sl.oOo,o0u during the las'
year of the war" above tGndrrds of
thousands of dollars spent ior i'm
pfovemcnis. aud that another had
paid 100 per cent. dividends loo tho
last two wears John A. MarFc, falr
price commissioner for Georsia, 60.
iav announced appointment oi %
committee ot cotton uu men TO aii
him iu determining o. "luc margin
~ profit." un tho output nt Gvorly
cotton Mills.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-07
|. c. c. MAY ORDER
HEARING IN TEXAS
ON RATE QUESTION
S1iNNETT Oi AMARILLO DlSt tS.
SES PROBLEMS WITH
hoard.
~ AsA0eia'fd pnas
Try n. \. Timmone

tlly u. \. Timmonsl
WASHINGTON. Mar. IA ).
S,innett. oi Amarillo. president ot
the lanhandie. Plains Chuhbar oi
Commerce. called at the Interstate
Commerce Commission today and
discussed with officials the session
of March 10. NJ which oral urgu.
menls will be- presented ON The qucs-
iion of whether scale of class rates
shall be applied tn all di~trIlcs IN
Texas without distinction between
common point and differ entail terri
tory.
As Il relatives to interstate COM
merce the forthcoming session Is
NJ much Importance TO Texas, and
u meeting was held in Houston ear
~ this wek to discuss lts possible Of.
feet.
Mr.. Stinelt told the comm ssion
he doubted that nj arguments could
be heard In day. Chairman Meyer
said II that were the case. II the com.
mission after hearing the oral argr
ments. feels that the proposed sys.
TEN OF rates is advisable n hearing
viii he ordered somewhere In the
southwes, and will possibly last fct
several weeks.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-07
VIII. BiR COTTON sEED
FROM INFECTED AREA.

MONTGOMERY. Ala. Mar. c.
Quarantine measures adopted by
the state Horticulture society II
Alabama today prohiblis the import
of cotton seed from Texas aud Lou
islana points whore the pink bol'
worm is declared To have been found
and quarantine against the states
u Now York, Virginia and Pcnusyl.
'anin ona The District of Columbia
to prevent the appearance Of tho iu-
topean com bur,r m sed corn
brought into Alabama,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-07
FURTHER CENSUS
REPORTS ISSUED

WASHINGTON. March G.-Popu-
lation announcements for 1890 is
sued by the census bureau tonight
Toledo. Ohio 2s3.i0g. an in
crease of 74.61e. or Al3 per cent
over 1910.
Charlotte. y C.-t6.3f-. an In
crease of 12.3ol, or 36.2 per cent
The population of Charlotte. y.
O.. increased so per cent during the
ten wears from 1900. Toledo showed
au increase OF 27.S per cent in the
same time Toledo had the larger
growth 90 the twelfth census. having
increased 6i.9 per cent IN the ten
years from 1899 10 1909 while Char
iotte's incroase was sG.j per cent
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-07
PEACE ADVOCATED
BY WILSON FAILS,
BERNsT0RFF SAYS
PRESIDENT MEitfLy TOUCHED
IRON NEGOTIATIONS FOit
JvsT PEACE.
TREATY REVISION URGED
Declares Gsrmany " tnnble To Meet
obligations tnlcss Furnished
Credits and ttaw
Materials.

GS Associated Prcss.
BERLIN. Mar. German diplo-
macy must take up tho struggle &C
that point where President Wilson
permitted II TO slip away from him.v
said Count Won Bornstorif, former
herman ambassador NJ Washington.
~ n mass meeting of university stu
dents In discussion TO the nations
foreign policy.
Won licrnstorff declared that tho
president had merely touched upon
the problem Of negotiation a iust
pcace but failed TO solve II. after bca
M first 10 assert that tho war was
not 10 end In the creation oi u new
balance Of power.
Warns against Ncgot latlons.
Count Won Berns,crff said he had
warned arnnst any G,tcmr, 10
ichioye revision Of the treaty
through negotiations with individ-
ial entente powers.
Such "a procedure he chnfacterized
~ dangerous illuaion, which was
'alculaicd 10 expose Germany To the
horgo that she was intriguing.
World "Ihinkrupt."
"ln Furnishing Germany" he said.
the entente forgot 10 take cogniz-
nee Of the economic conditions Of
he world NJ large. The yanauished
are unable 10 pay tle wpy costs OF
the victOrs. the whole world, with
The csceni,n OF the United States. Is
bankrupt"
In connection with her dcclara-
iion Germany must convince the ens
ton'e that she was unable 10 meet
the treniys conditions unless given
law products and ample credits
which viii enable her 10 work off the
Indemnity. he declared. Discussing
the loasnc ~ nations. Won Dernstorff
said th't Germany should not beg
10 he received into II. which would
be unidentified, but must Indicate
through her diplomacy and her attl-
tudc that she was willing to Join.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-07
TWENTY CNtEs n,lDEp
~ Iioi uR SEARCH.

NrW YORK. Mar & Internal
revnuc agents here provided with
search warrants issued ny rnitcd
States ulmm. .ssloners rgided more
ihan twenty restaurants and cafes
In nrooklyn late today In search uf
liquor. -Four rroprirtors and u bar
tender were arn'stcd and held IN
$1,000 hail each for examination On
March 10.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-07
Fight on Profiteers
Is Begun in New York
By Retail Merchants

NEW YORK. Mar G-ThC ~
iicnal Retail nry Goods Association
opened rs campaign against profit
iecrs today by plactig large rcft'rs
n an buyers offices In New York,
urging - members 10 reslst prlcg
advances and insist ON deliveries.
The merchants lIe asked to report
"nll unfair manufacturers and
wholesalers 20 the department OF
justice
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-07

~ Afsaeil'cl rrsf.
HOrSTON. MIR. &. Tho aJiomn-
lille mandiis who disguised lik"
movie mclodrama actors re,d mp and
robbed the American state hank OF
llnrrishurg siburb of Houston.
ut sh. GOO at 80 Saturda, afternoon
were lnl uncaughl l~e Saturday
nlght The bandits automobile was
traced from descriptions Of II oh
tanned by the police To- The business
district of the city and there the
trail was lest In the mass OF auto
mobile traffic.
The robbers wearing long curling
falac mousiaches. false eyebrow and
side whiskow md black masks
walked into the bank when the cash
Ter YVES footing nr payroll sheets.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-07
Davidson Victorious
in Election to Fill
Senatorial Vacancy

HOUSTON. Mar G.--Lynch David
son was elected 10 fill the vacancy in
The 18th senatorial district by ma
lorily over Charles Murphy OF f0s
votes. Murphy saturday nigh, ad-
mitted his defeat The unofficial
count Harris and Fort bend coun-
tics complete. and Waller practical
IA. 20. N Davidson i.sss: MurpLs
4.Sss. The third candidate Is 1000
votes behind
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-07
Administration Supporters In State Meeting
Lazy Plans To Combat Faction Headed BY Bailey
DELEGATION TO SOLIDLY
STAND BEHIND PRESIDENT
IS aim OF fight OUTLINED

DALLAS, TEN- March GDrmocat> supporting
minisaon thc uf
~
Wilson Democrats laid
national
"nn',s"N"i IN apr"H rnl or the Wilson administration
II
the nI
the Texas
cisco convention will be- chosen.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-07
PROTEST ORGANIZATION
on OKLAHOMA TEACHERS.

OKLAHOMA civ Mar. G-Op-
position 'o the organization ( teach
crs In affiliated branches In the Am-
crican Federation of Labor oNptes.
scd In resolution passed unani-
mously todgy at = meeting of the d.
rectors OF tho oklahoma education
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-07

W N""ITTITII TT'"'I
LONDON. Mar 6.-The American
steamship Louisville Bridge. which
was reported yesterday with fire m
the aftcrholcs and the vessels stern
submerged. efler efforts uf the crew
to subdro the flames had failed. WIS
rcfloatod today The Louisville
bridge arrived hove February IS rom
New Orleans and Galveston.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-07
Railway Executives
Appoint Committee
To Meet Employees

NEW YORK. March C.--Th"
railway eNecu;;yes' association to-
day appointed committee to con
Ter with representatives Of the rail-
road hroiherhoods on wages and
working conditions. The action was
taken In response to request by
President Wilson.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-07
lIHSTFD WATER MAIN
FLOODS NEW YORK STREETS

WV lUIik, Nnr1 WV fortt
white llrht' district was given q
new thrill tonight when 20-inch
water main burst IN the vicinity OF
Tunes square and flooded the
streets for several blocks. shops
and subwhys were inundated AM
traffic vas tied up by the flow OF
wrt'f which turned TO ice.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-07
HCnNTR NOT
RACE, M SAYS.


" TN""N-TITIT T-T|"'
SAN FRANCISCO Mar g. Her
boz Hoover viii noiprlmIt his name
TO he used IN the california presilen.
tial primar, as be- Is net candidate
for the office. according to 4 ielo-
gram from him read here today hy
Gavin McNah at the democratic state
committee meeting.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-07
PROHIBITION AND ~ FFRtGE
FilL ~ PHILIPPINES

MANILA, Mar. g.. Prohibition
and woman suffrage bills failed Of
passage IN both houses ~ the Philip.
pine sland territorial assembly to-
day
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-07

l"clarlLR that uiicfiil Wnult hoN
Cr make hntlleships obsolete the erc-
retari added that aviation was oS-
sontially M intceral rarI of lhp
iloct
Expressing opposition 10 efforts
10 inuituto an independent air ser.
vice. he Paid he believed such y pro-
gram would end In failure.
faVors All Legislation.
Ciyil aviation should De entirely
divorced from the military and naval
branches. he said. and advocated ear
~ passage of LEGISLATION regulating
by federal agencies private aerinl
navigation, Ciyil aviation should he
encouraged. he declared. hut should
not be- developed by n great expendi-
ture 81 the public FUNDS.
Contents of Program.
lnduded IN the tentative ihr,o
year program. Mr. Daniels outlined.
were ten dreadnaughts and aiN bat
tie cruisers but he added that he
would ask appropriations the first
year Tor only two battloships and
one battle cruiser. In addition the
program would include Tor the three
years twosly light cruisers aud a
large number OF smaller craft
The sixty nine ship program incl0-
dcd two Greadnaaghls aad one bai.
tle cruiser for rvlmpt construction
with a large program of cruisers and
auNiliarics. while the secretary rc-
commended the rnited States ratify
the treaty and become a mcmLer
would include no capital citfi.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-07
MASKED BANDITS HOLD UP BANK
OF HOUSTON SUBURB AND ESCAPE
WITH FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS

one covered the cashier. the other
rourdcd up three womn employees
and u man customer and the five
we're herded into u liitlc vault and
.OcEnd IN IT,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-07

NORFOLK. Va, Mar. 6.--Tho
rniiod states shipping beard steam
~ orient witch went ashore on VIII
loughhy Beach during the storm FRI
o., uirhi was fiopted tonight and
toWed to Newport News. for survey.
rho oyieai of damage Is vet 70 he de-
lnTmIned.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-07

Fogr cJudidatos for governor. Pat
NJ. Nci, Waco. /. T. 1hDn1sup. ~.
pasp T.. y Looney. Groenyillc.
dwight h.. leWolling. Dallas. agreed
to cuni'hc thcir campaign until MAY
/. To- The national issue. with u view
10 defeating the efforts of the ac-
lion witch SEEKS 20 control the state
ronycuti0n. aud send To- San Francis.
co an anti-WilsOn delegation.
Telegram sent Wilson.
\ resolution adopted by the con
loien6u uacQuiyCtallv endorsed the
national administration end tel".
gram was sent to President Wilson
informing him of this action and uc-
quainting him with the purpose of
the campaign the conference had de-
cidcd on.
Thomas II. ngllow, Houston. chair
man of the conference soon will ap-
point slatr democratic administra-
lion state central committee of -
members. County and precinct
chairmen are to be- named through
uut the state, ~ volunteer Suhscrip-
lions, SA.4iN.1a was raised at the
conference io ~ campaign fund
halle, Bitlcrly Scored
Many speakers at the conJerenc"
bitterly scored former Senator Rail
cy. who recently annnraced his gu-
hornatorial candidacy on u platform
opposing The progressive demo-
cratic" adm.rislIatimn OF Woodrow
Wil'on. aud urging u return to the
principles Of Thomas jefferson "
Cullen T. Thomas. of Dallas
branded Mr. Bailey rs "a stalk
iug horse OF the republicans
and said he and James T.. Fer
gus0n got their heads togcth-
vr. the Cne To iight the demo
cratic party without and She
other withia. Former Governor
Ferguson headed the group OF
democrats wh, withdrew from
thD state party last fall and
formed the "rican PARTY.
~uhiN IN Iimciight.
Ccy,ir0r W T. Hobby who
has announced his candidacy
for selection rs delegate lt large
tO the san Franclscn convention
referred To- the Rnile, move
meut as one Of broken down
politicians" with more leaders
ard fewer fnllowcrs' than any
other political organization over
known, He declared the purpose
Di the movement was tO destroy
the prohibition amendment and
bring liQuor back"
Many women from various see
lions of the state participated In the
conference and several were ap-
pointed to the committees an plans
und organization and .osoiJtious
Chairman Ball stated that Texas
would include several women In ils
delegation 90 che national cauvcn-
zion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-01
JAMES BURKE-ROCHE,
LORD .FERMOY, IS DEAD
Wed Frances Work and
Father of Twin Sons.

LONDON. oct. 3f.--After holding his
recently inherited title of Lord Ferrnoy
only since September /. the Hon. James
Burke Roche died suddenly In London
yesterday He is the separated hus-
band OF Frances Work. daughter OF the
late Frank Work of New York. whom
he married In 1880. One of their twin
sons and the probable successor to the
title, Maurice Burke Roche, was brought
up entirely in the United States and
served in the American army during
the war. The young man was n large
beneficiary under his grandfather's Will.
The deceased Lord Fermoy inherited
the peerage on the death OF his brother.
the second Lord Fermoy. in September
whose death followed closely upon Ills
appearance in the Bankruptcy Court In
Dublin. At that time II was disclosed
that Trabolgan. the ancestral home OF
the Roches In County Cork. had been
stripped by him of its rare art treasures
and antiques to maintain the family
appearance.
The first holder OF the Fermoy title.
father of the two men who died this
year. was a warm friend and political
associate of Daniel O'Connell and was
through his mother n descendant Of the
famous Irish statesman. Edmund Burke.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-01
PENNSY GUSTS SEVEN
GRATING TICKET MEN
Urges Public to Help Stamp
Out Pullman Car Couging.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct St.--The Penn
sylvania Railroad Company In state
ment tonight appealed to the public to
assist in stamping out alleged discrim-
inatory practices of some of Its en-
ployees in the sale of parlor car ac-
commodations.
The statement said that seven ticket
sellers In the Pennsylvania Station. New
York. detected recently in receiving
"bribos for the furnishing OF Pullman
space" had been summarily discharged
from the service.
Investigation OF recent complaints, .
the statement added. shows that In
certain cases ticket sellers employed by
tho Pennsylvania Railroad and author
lied TO sell Pullman accommodations
were holding back available space from
patrons and selling II only when gra-
tuities were forthcoming. Such practices
have no place In the operation OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad and their con-
tinuance VIII not be tolerated"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-01
ODD ACTS TOLD
OF CHANCELLOR
A Republican. but Ran a
Socialist for Mayor Of Il
South Norwalk, Conn.
PEOPLE NOT SURPRISED
Did Many Erratic Things
While District School
superintendent.


Spep'ut DfSSoic" % IN -" =,
dAHTfoHp' '1ce' 1oi' -.' 49,
Chancellor, author OF the scu4 lIous
literature on Senator harding ances-
try, which was let loose throughout
Connecticut OH Saturday, was supcrin-
tendent of the Union School District
=, >-o,.v,,a,,, Conn from 1908 10 1912,
a - uo,, co.. Nfayor of sopth Nor
80 49,. eaa..,,u. .,o,,o. !, o,os
""'h ,,>,.oa a.
'''u
nsNi'is oeen e'ia'io ''i'u
we are noe su'p' ~ -,
from vhAo' " iA'"'y !.
hent Nos"a'H f"s sis'in ..,.' rsnx S,nan
OF the s1'oo' 'otu N.'.,,e -.
ceilof s.as, saiu w-n.sns, ~. 80. ,,..ra ~
ueho, u'u '""s - ~ ga ,or,,
usue'i a'u ,..,.,. 80 ,d.,,,,,.
y. Wins ~ coc,,,,s,
isu a.'o' '',, Go. n-a,r-o,,, =
'.cAc' 'o' .,,, - So 4, 7 ro.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-01
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Specio, Despatch 70 TirE NEW loRK HEzihn.
CoScoRp. Oct 3i.-New Hampshire.
vote will be close both for President ana
United States Senator. This is The ii-
aide opinion at Republican and Demo-
cratic headquarters. The Republicans
are the more confident. but the leaders
are not unmindful that the Democrats
have a better organization now than
they havo had In years.
The Irish question. which seemed cer-
tain 70 wreck the Democratic party when
the primaries were held. has been
largely remedied by Chairman Jackson,
and II IL conceded that except in few
spots the Irish Democrats have swung
back. The Republican campaign has not
beer always tactful. and the bitter at
taciss on President Wilson have set
badly with some.
Aa was the case two years ago the
big fight is for the Senatorship. Senator
Moses, after his decisive victory in the
primary, seemed in mucn better estate
than IN hia last fight but Raymond II.
Stevens. his Democratic opponent, Is 4
campaigner as aggressive and resource
full as Moses himself. Stevens has
fought the fight on straightout pro-
league platform.
The betting favors Moses. and he
should win, but the Republicans will not
Dc easy until the returns Tuesdsy have
verified their hopes
New Hampshire has four electoral votes.
IN 1910 tha pcfn"crats cstfled the state
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-01
CHICAGO PAPER ASKS
IF GOV. cox KNEW PLOT
Tribune Wonders HoU High
Up Canard Started.

Spccfoi Despatch "a THE NEW YORK iiE2iit.
CKfcAco. oct g1.--The Chicago 7TjJ-
uHo in this morning. issuc prints the fol-
lowing editorial under the heading. The
Familiar Roorback."
'rrhc dismissal OF q minor college pro-
fessor for his part in campaign csnard
asserting That senator Harding has no
gro blod in his veins gives that rnalodor-
Gus bit Of Democratic tactics publicity IL
would not otherwise get. The statement
has been spread secretly and at consider
able expense In white paper and postage.
especially in Ohio end the border states.
where the race issue is decisive In poll
itics.
THE charge OF course. is n lie, Sena-
tor Ttar1ine's ancestry being we'll known
and OF the best American stock. But
evidently members OF the Democratic
management thought some sotcly needed
votes could be. swept NJ by this means.
As the distribution of The canard was
considerable and tho expense proportion
ate. & must have had important au-
thorization.
IL wou'1-.~ interostiug o. know how
high up In the Democrat management
responsibility runs. The mimsosrsphed
sheets have been aaoet for weeks and
in largo numbers IN Ohio. DID no ore
call Mir. Cox's attention 70 them9"
Only a Few Of the "laiuiiy tree" c.r-
culnrs were diriiitrted N Chicago. Re-
ports at RcpuoNen headquarters state
that these we've i9nded out w barber
shops and saloons. Az eTart was made
10 distribute thom o. . subliban train
of the Chicago ava Nortuwfstcrn Rail-
read. buf q few well directed wsll0Ds
administered by The conductor pat an
cnd 60 that mrsns ot distribution
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-01
MARY GARDEN
OUTRUNS DEBT
Opera Star Eludes Lawyers
for Dressmakers Who De-
mand $4,000 Francs.
JUDGMENT AGAINST HER
Maid Rescues Trunks and
Prima Donna Gets Away
on Mauretania.

Special Co5Ie TO THE NEW YORK HERAID
Copyright. 1890. by THE New YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Paris, Oct. 81.
An exciting chase after Mary Gar
den to collect debt of $4,000 francs
alleged to be owing the Bulloz Com
pany, dressmakers in the Rue Royale,
is told in papers just filed by the
companys lawyers.
The company. which claims to have
furnished the singer with fu-s and
dresses to that amount, has been
endeavoring to collect Judgment.
Finally, few weeks ago, the COM
pany just missed Miss Garden on a
fleeing visit to Paris but seized two
large trunks at the Hotel du Rhin
containing fur coat, six dresses and
much underwear. which she had left
behind.
When the lawyers returned with a
warrant to remove these belongings they
found, they allege, that Miss Gardens
maid had departed with them. Later
Mary Garden herself was located at the
Princess Hotel, but before the lawyers
reached there she had left to catch the
Mauretania. This was on October is.
The lawyers missed the boat train
from Paris ard hired an automobile. but
arriving in Cherbourg they found that
the tender which takes passengers and
luggage out to the Mauretania had left
the dock. They then hired small boat
and boarded the MauretanIa as she lay
in tho roadstead. Evidently their errand
proved fruitiess, hence the filing Of the
suit to collect the alleged debt