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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-01
Go Through With Their Load in Spite of the Road


the oil fields agricultural
oad-buidng
steady pull all AS tor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-01
Coast automobile WGR
Tulsa Visitor Last Week

CRl, spent several days la Tulsa lust
Vcel, 49, tho guest uf the Tulsa Auto
Manufacturing company Mr. TrOt-
ter represents the urm ol Trottor
lelrod Automobile company OF $40
francisco. state distributora Tor Jhv
TULSA
rhcir couupct calls Tor 800 onr-
this year They are one of the oldest
ana best established firms ON the
-cast Mr TIottcr Says % t not a
siiatter ~ now ,uanY cars You cuu
cell tut hnw many sou can set tie
Is very enthusiastic oyor The Tulsa
and expressed surprise az finding an
institution or such magnitude p This
city
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-01

Attachments ru3blo 90 motor
driven scruhbiug machine tor house
hold use 10 hv used to- polish hard
wood floors
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23

Mar. Than i2io worth ui shoes h1s
slrady brsn bulght hy C1puln 4. NJ.
u,nro,.k co. ,hr salvation Army christ.
mas tree. bud ,y.r $500 worth 'f other
,irth.ne fu ia given fu 20. uoUr from
.h. christmas .r.. Dos h.,n purchased
Other article. ar tH hs h'1shi lei Toe
mon,, /. available ud nrvdr 1rrs ar,
discovered
THE MONEY inr fhr rurUhIsr uf these
things b. being furnished hy th" Elk'
Ioir, and U'h, wrn.zlilrns and in
dlylduals ar, contributing 90 the fund
Iu addition o. fhr financial hclp 'h'
i.lts arc giving o. The move one 90 N.
m,mlprs q the lodge vii ncl as santa
Claus Or the 'childrcn dcIiyrrng th'
gifts from the ir,o IT, N.l wear q
streamsr across his breast With ih, IT.
t,rs IL .. O. T." on b., letting th'
ro,r pcupl, know ihli %" Ei.s ace
/ helping cHr, or their needs
Place II FESTIVITIES.
Tho christmas tree IL GO De- held DO
7 tho building rr. uil, vacated On POD
street ly blackburn Hr0'hcf7 NHt uIl'
win Gifts o.. pat on The tree or th
d children. tu' some presents vii %" e..
needy grown people.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES OF HIGH
TO Be HELD IN CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Commencement EXERCISES iur tnr
High school graduating rlsss vii %"
held tonigh, ~ the First Chusi'u
church instead OF th" Polls street
Methodist church Is previously 'n.
u1gnred This dreigur wIs n. g. Sos
terliy heotus" az christmas lrrtr-.
ments which are ro.rr forward Boa Oh"
Methodist church and which 'ho com
meucem.ri exercises would have ir'
tsrfervd WITH Chief Justice Sterling
+. HuN ~ the Court OF civil App''lt
will deliver tn address Co the grud.
uailug cllss and " W Flonniken viii
present diplomas o. the members A.
a part ~ the exercises there win re
several selections hy the High school
orchestra singing by the BOYS Glce
club ard more singing by the Girls
Glcc club An essay win b. deliver, 4
Is Cornelius Gooch winner o. FIRST;
honors in the graduating class. anr
another bv Miss Lois Mccormick who
earned second honors. Tho oxercis, 3
will hcvin at $50 .. "a.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23
Clayton School
Enter Athletics
With Much Vigor

Tho CLAYTON High School situated at
CLAYTON Ncw Mexico. has this year be
run IN earnest an athletic career that
viii d. enlarged and carried ON until
he highest honorS In an fields u sports
vill be- brought home 60 Clayton ana
placed pmong the sacred memories ~
h. past
Football hrs always been thought 4"
~ q snort that Is hard % attain. csrr
tally among the smaller Hieh Schools
4 tn country Through the earnest
.fforts ~ our superintendent, Mr.. Hut
football hrs bccn firmly established ir
CLAYTON. That the town u interested IN
Il. mas well b. seen. hy thu way th"v
turr, out Cor the games.
The first barrier and also tho nara
- wns ihc means ~ getting suits ~
team. Ry Mr. Huffs efforts and also
by the help ~ the school hoard, mum
her u bows attending 6 u $ w"r'
.iven the authority 20 collect the Fol
tax or school iaN from the citizens VIII
i've IN District No I. The understand
inr vas that W. were a. get all returns
for use IN school activities Enough
money was raised IN this way 20 pas
snr our suits md also to !!nanc" o,h"'
activities.
About two weeks after school started
The first practice was held i,igh, arount
sixteen raw recruits reported ON tn
field anxious to learn all about Amcri
cas- He.man game. Only four ont q
these sixteen men had ever seen a gam'
and only two Il ihcs" had actually
played But work was started and II
Few DAYS IN. boys were oycrcumini
they finally caught on and then thing
n two WIS spent IN ball passing, learn
/ Ing signals and trying cat the frs, rud
1 lments q thc game However Il wa
no, long unt!l they were running ss
n,ls and learning the art Of tackling
This was n, frs, trying experience ~
both tho men being tackled and IN
man tackllng as both insisted on run
ming with their heads up instead ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23
Alleged Slayer
Hamon Ready To
Continued from page I.


due shortly before : o'clock they wal.
ID
Before the arrival ~ the train how
ever. Mr. Oakley approached the pres,
mon. hlut.r,d them about the chase
and admitted that M" mystery ~ sew.
rral weeks the whereabouts ~ Clara
Barton smith probably would be- solved
within a few minutes.
As TIA train drew n'orer the Moxi
yus rtih.r,d 10 the station surg,d Tor.
ward rNpecianily or first glimps" "
friends 90 relatives from thu interior
Don apparently paid nee heed to M" "pi.
sri- that WAS bring enacted In their
midst ts One ~ the acts o. the drama
hat has stirred the country
M.ss smith wore fur cloak and "a
small ,lus, fitiiuE travelling hat A her
tuut touched tn p.ltirm she uttered
u htlf lnDth,rrd little exclamation II
ius. rushed forward and kissed Zen =.
Harrison. her unol,. uu o." cheek then
turned O. sheriff Garrett and gave him
a cordial h1ntshlh,.
After % mouruf n ,'1' renee between
Garrett and the atiulD'. Miss Si'itn
was wlisk"d akay To- re large s"rNrc
car that was waiting ntuby and VAS
driven off
tn, newspaper men rpsh,i 60 ihci'
or otter seeing hat cf'tts 90 inter
view the woman were Wrs ~ pleas II
"t headache" 900 the So, nd lap q tie
IN; - began.
I, ,rj,d IN front ~ the l'u' q Nj
Sil' ths nthcr .r the III $50 side an
was sgcr.,dcd ly Ions "dit for th'
.rd "i the c.r,,rvn'r .'r.d ,l"''I
doors
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23
SALVATION ARMY CHRISTMAS TREE
WILL HAVE MANY PAIRS OF SHOES
FOR NEEDY CHILDREN OF AMARILLO

,h,rHs and Gosh frm various inli'
duts and organizations rrr comine io
tlrfuir II.1foub r,,s dlv %" uts.
hut thr lpullririiHr- ,f thr pUUr p"op'"
fur 1id ur, Keeping in.. with the '"u.
,ribuu.ns 1ud there vlil Doe rnnd us'
% ,,.t, cent that BE- contributed 3" Oh.
cause
Clothing 10 lic Given.
T1u, tluihirg that is co. h' given 9"
H. uuar people be NOT given ont boz a
hlp.h,zrd manner but personal Co.,
,r.iirttlHus are mldr ~ every c's' Us
Nrs iIuiir0ub uul Cldai Jessie bi1ir
Tho n, .,Is ~ each family nro 'lhu't''d
and conditions arr noted ana 'hr E'ii'
are hfs.i un th.a' findings
o. is also PLANNED '' give real
.'hfi.'urs durr. 90 os'D family that
Is unthl, a. bus % tn" sails 'tion
Army be- b,irr l.drd boz this WORK hy
other examinations '"n
tn, ,h..as and cash 'htt ar" coming
boo O.. CAPTAIN Iiu'hruuk through the
r.rlt grown people.
Dr account ~ th, cold weather keeping
many people 90 home. the money pui
ir Oh. ChIistinls pu's un The streets b
r.. ls much as viii ho needed Coz III,
wDr,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23

and therefore obtained the best possible
results from then
Although the season ~ 1890 has not
De- very successful as far ~ victories
are concerned q lot 81 experience has
lo,n gained for future teams. However
the players, student body and townspco-
plr consider that the squad has done
fine work
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23

Buyers and Sellers Convention. IL
II will ~ n good thing Tor the town.
and people from Dallas and Fort
Worth VIII he here Tor Il. I'm also
Tor a system of parks 10 make the
city beautiful Mrs Rockish.
The Reliable
"Surc think Us a good thing.
We're live wires here and always Glad
TO help put a good thing across. -
sam Fred
Were Tor IL with tho rest - thu
business men Dave iscnbcrg.
Mike IIollander's
"we're fur tits "a good thing for
the town. the merchants and the pco.
pie. Will. the rest - the country "
CRYING about hard times let's show
en- that hard times don't affect ANA.
nllo. II will cost something but will
b. worth more to the city than lt
costs. Mike Hoilandcr.
The Monogram
Il think u would b. n good thing II
certainly could do no harm. "-E. Raft.
kind.
Regent Strong For u
We've got % d. something 90 brinE
the people e. Amarillo. and the prop"s
ed style show viii h. the logica
time Tor the merchants a. show ihcil
new spring goods. Wen certainly h
glad 90 take part In a. ! would sue
gcst the erection Il a temporary stag
90 give us a chance Co show som" Nv
/ ing models. j. Braunig
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23
TAKE IT IN Time
Iu.i y, s-n-., Of Amarillo People Have


Waiting doesn't uay.
u yHg % eject kidney lacto'ho
Tur7rr tf.Hi'.s often follow.
i.,n's ki0ucr pills are H., kidney
io,satha. and for other kidney ILL.,
A-arllio ,l'Iz,ns endorse them. Ash
,fui r1ghh.r'
Mrs /. r,akc. 'oa $. Lincoln -
'frrrilIo says 4 have used Dom g
ETrey pils ~ and On Tor kidney di
-d.f and pain. iu thu small 81 mv back
Wh"r,y,r ms hack gets sore and hu'
through m" small part and hls The
e'oldy ache. ! usr Dams ~ U'h
tm.s 1m usually bothered with d.yyv
su,us ana hc1d1chos t"o and mf E.l
news act ifroruliiy don't Enut
what ,1us,s th. trouble. Int when ] f'. :
- coming On. start using Dams Nd
n.y Pills and they never fail e. r-li"s,
900. ~ 40 the complaint
Price Soc. AZ an dealers bsnt simply
7si. for a kidney rcmedy-rct Doln''
kidney pllis--,ho ramo tha; Mrs Poaks
had Foster -Miihurn Co. Mfrs. Buffalo
y Y
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23
Auto
Charges Are Filed
Against Three Men

Deputy Mar-hal =. J Bolton. ~ ths
United States District court Yesterday
slrI charges rlius' tine three men IN
der arrest u Amarillo r0w charged
with che robbery D' 20 grocery store on
IN, north side ~ town. with transport.
ing stolen automobile from one state
to another. 4 hearing was held b.
fore United States Commissioner Roll,
"a Scales. tn Tcn being allowed bond
e 81 600 each. hut they are being held
IN the Potter County JAN at present NJ
they were unable 90 rake their bond
The Dodge ear that WIS being driver
was found o. De- the pr perry II james
Morrison. - Sterling. colo. from whom
u was stolen D'c,mhcr 9th. according
10 Information received by the police
department
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23

always boon interested In athletics 'sp''
c.nllv football During his experiences
In school work and also while stunrri
~ hns studied football and was also a
rlaycr while IN school lIc ls nm excel
l,nt coach and worked hard To- max" u
winning team for clayton. His ever
ready smile and cncoumgcmrnt made
him extremely popular among thc boys
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23
4 TEXAs WONDER.

For kidney and bladder troubles
gravel. weak and lame back, rheuma
,ism and irregularities o; the kidney'
and bladder IN both men and womsn
n not sold hy your druggist. will I"
sent by mail on receipt Of ti.25. Small
hottie often cures. Send Tor sworn tee
,imonials DR. y. W Hall. 1896 OIL"
street. -. Louis. Mo. Sold nv drug
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23
The Program

Se,.l,iuu High school Orchestra.
Pra,rr-l,,y " p Gathright,
Selection Hirh School Girls Gle,
Club .'I'
Essay Lois Mccormick.
Scl,cucn-iligh Schrul Boys Gle,
club
Address Hon. :. H. Hun
Sol,ction-il.sh school Orchestra.
Reading Mrs Dana Thomas liar
mon
fss,y-- Cornelius GuuHh
Solectiou-lligh School GIRLS Gle,
Club
Presentation 81 Dillumas-W. "
Fi"nulken.
Sclcci.un-liigh School Orchestra.
Class Roll
First houors Cornelius Go''h. sec
ond houora. Lois Mccormick; Paul An
dcrsou. Drucilla Hayden Walter l.
Hcldmnu. VILLA k1lou Beard. lumD
Milton Rudi Syh'o Elaine Bolton
Marine Catherine l'oy. Virginia Nosl
Chandler. Robert Andrew Eesterson.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23

TONopAH. New, De, ga \. Ncl
son. second assistant treasurer u tn
united states under Presid NJ Lincoln
and a witness against N" asas-ins q;
the martyrsd executive. died today Will
visiting here ~ the home ~ his daugn
ter. Iie was 50 years old and a natiy'
- Ohio.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23
Much Enthusiasm
Is In Evidence
For Style Show
INQUIRIES ARE BEING RECElN'
ED FROM MiNN TOWNS
or TENiS

Tuncy Chimm President ~ Tho
Amarillo Panhandle Automotite Asso-
citation. SAYS that Inquiries arr already
being received from Dallas. Fort
Worth. VI Pao and other Texas cities
regarding the proposed AutnmniiVr ana
style SHOW which b. O. BE- held in r.fi-
nectlon with the Buyers and sl''rF
Convention late iu FEBRUARY VIZ.
Chlsum asserts that interest o. Uide'
spread In the coming event and nat
the Panhandle. Plains territory j. puil.
ing for Il strong
Interviews with nearly every mcr'
chant IN dry goods or ladies furnish.
ings IN Amarillo prove that the SiNlo
SHOW viii have ihcig enthusiastic hi,k.
ing. Not one could b. found who wish.
I'd 60 b. quoted as opposing the pro
jet or doubling IT, success. o.. b.. e..
Many Enthusiastic
The comment ~ many WIS snrpris'
ingly enthusiastic and the feeling seem.
"a general that Il would proc, a
mighty fine thing Tor the cii>, the
merchants and Tor the visitors 20 the
show. None u them seemed O. fear
the effect 81 the prevailing depression
upon the show. one prominent w'r'
chant said that he'd heard n Doc about
hard times hat h. hadn't seen my
signs ~ them in his business and
wasn't going O. worry about them
until they came-and b. very much
doubted II they came a. Amarillo. Tor
the climate here Isn't favorable Cor
EN-, they som die away Brief quota.
lions from sonic " tn more prominent
merchants which werc not CARRIED ~
yesterdays edition follow
The Vogue
"a Style Show In connection With
the Automobile show and the Buyers
and sellers Convention would b. a
mighty good thing and I'm for u II
viii attract hundreds % women whc
would not come except for the So Il
show and the most u them are 10
ing 10 spend some money in Amarillo
while they're here. Wen do our best
10 make !; interesting for them and
get them into the habit o: coming I,
Amarillo. You can say that I'm for IL
strong.'-Mrs l.. D. Garrison.
MIllincr Fayors Il
Il really think u will b. a goot
thing. and viii BE- glad 10 take part
m R."-Mrs G. T.. Fyfc.
Little Gray Hat shop
1T sounds Interesting. at least =
Mrs. Hattie Piemons
l.. {. Penny.
Its a good idea and Will help Il
dlspel this foolishncss about harS
times Wei take part In i,.-Georg'
A. McScil. Manager
The Home BEAUTIFUL
"a Style Show ~ give us an op
poriuni,y 20 show the people ~ Yves
Texas what We have here In Amarillo
and that will ~ worth a great d,a
90 us Tho Home Beautiful Is Tor
and viii participate IN It's. Il
lsaacson.
The MariIon shop
Il think Il q good thing. and
we're ready fer business In our ne'
location when the time comes. we
D. ticklod % death 10 take part In H..
Leo Oreentcrg
Thu Popular Millinery
Amarillo ought O. put a Stylc Sho'
over In good SHAPE, especially when =
May people will b. coming 90 town
visit the Automobile SHOW and N
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23
I,oo,t Phantom

ST PAUL. Do, q. -Mlkr Gibbons
IL being boosted iur a seat un Oh"
Minnesota BOXING Commission. Frank
q THOMPSON. present head ot the ''o'
NIX body. is sld 90 hc weary OF his
thanNlpss jon. The phantom boXor
would nak. capable official.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23

down. after b.irg tackled ftw iiw"s
th,y finally rirght on and then thclngs
rolled aluur boo fine shape. Forward
passes were specialized on MS our team
was not yer, heavy and We h1d to re.
~ mainly IN speed That we were drill'
"a efficiently an them may l., considered
hy tho f,et Tint twenty-five ulsscs were
completed of thirtynNc throws
Much Speed.
our bDkr,ld men were very lishi
-ouJursi with other teams W. have
rlayol this season. Their main strength
nv IN sp0,d md good hlndliug ~ ~"
llu as very frw fumblee wcr" made
during auv game Tn" I'm" although
rather l.rht p'1yed an extra good game
Many times They have held lines much
heavier th,u thoms ly.s and not only
held trou hut succeeded in breaking
| throuth when playing on the defensive"
our coa,h. Nj Ben T,rrii b. a T Na-
| man having been educated ~ IN" West
Texas Norm1i no canyon CITY Later 81
h. was member ~ he faculty IN Tho
! Dallas Hirh school Coach T'rrill has
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-10
HARDlNG'S LEAGUE STAND
COSTS G. o. p. 10000 VOTES
Ivy Associatnlrrcss.1


NEW YORK. Oct. 9.-Democra,ic
National Headquarters today made
public IL telegram sent Senator Hard
ing by Mrs. Fay Lyman WILDER. OF
the executive committee OF the Cali
forna Womcn's League for the Peace
Treaty. informing the Republican
presidential nominee that his rcjcc-
tion of the league OF nations in his
speech last Thursday at Dcs Moincs
aiicnatcd the support OF 10000 women
OF California. The telegram was seat
after meeting OF the executive com
miitco in san Francisco yesterday.
II said:
Press quotes YOU as saying the
league has now passed beyond tho
possibility of rcstoration Under date
OF October :, the Associated Press
quotes YOU as saying in II speech Il;
DcS Moincs the following:
don't want TO clarity these OH
legations. l want to turn hy back
on them. 1t is not intcrprGta,i ton. but
rejection That | am seeking
IF these statements are true. il,
makes support of YOU by 10000 won
On in California. who stand for imme-
diaic ratification OF the league and
treaty. impossible"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-10
WORLDS FAMOUS STARS
! MERGE IN GIANT CIRCUS
i,lnyling Bros. and Barl,um ~
Bailey Consolidate AriStocracy
OF White Tops.

Though not generally known. II is
q fact that tho circus family ante
date2 the best known names az the
sage. one hcars. a, great deal about
The ar!siociacl OF the foctlicHts. The
Earrymorcs. the prcws. the JciierSonS
and others .?oin; with prid to the
long limo of ancestors wnr irci the
boards lcfcrc them. Yet. IN people
OF the whiie-tops trace their names
stun farther back.
In the great. new Ringing Ero,h.
Combined are gathered all the fore
most artists OF spanSlcland. The con-
s"lidation O. these famous instiiu-
Tons has made this possible. Now.
tory. one finds such names aa the
following on single program:
The W!rthS. HooncNS: CiarkS. paw
:randfsthcrs and great. ndtathcrs
wore tho spanglcs of INC. sawdusi
realm. Here the patron finds the en-
tire aristocracy OF circusdom in en-
scmhlc. Il l.; tho rulc rather than an
exception for tho son or daughter uf
Il performer TO follow In The footsteps
Of his parents. As soon as they leave
school tho children join their elders
10 be M; through the mysteries Of
their rirSt Somc'sault or 20 feel the
Welding back % 4 horse beneath their
is kent I'm. The teachers are the most
WILLING In the world. for each parent
lives IN tho hope tina; his child may
become greater performer than
himself The combining % the
worlds greatest shows" and The
greatest SNOW on earth" has re-
suited in bringing hundreds. Of per
formers under ono big top" yet out
ot tho vast number ~ census would
discover that III" total includes no
less than forty-scvcn families.
Tho aristocracy OF Tho family on
tends 10 those who are prominent in
the Nriilian; introductory revue.
which opens tho maiu-tcnt program.
Yvcttc Gcrra. WHO is - prominent fig
urc In tho mammoth pageant. is OF a
family we'll known in tho annals Of
European pantnmimc. Her uncle. Al
M;aco. aged IS. is one of tho scores
upon scores Of clowns with the show
Yes. Old &c ~ is. Niiaro was no: tho
first 10 bring tho family namc to the
and Of spanclcs. for his father was
performer before him. The Ring
ling Brothers and Earrum & BAILEY
Combined Shows exhibit here We'd
acSday. October -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-10
FARMING OF FUR-BEARiNG
ANIMALS A NEW INDUSTRY
increasing Value OF Furs Makes Con-
Scr'"tion nnd breeding II
Necessity.
les Associatcd rrcss.l

WASHINGTON, Oct. o.-rarminr Of
iur-bcarinS animals and establish
mcht OF large sanctuary tracts as a
means of preserving the nations fur
supply. WAS advocated by the Depart
ment OF Agriculture in statement,
today! Tho department; pointed TO Il
recent statement OF the Biological
survey that unless fur bearing ami
mails are riGidiy conserved. the time
Is not FAR distant when many OF tho
more valuable species will he cx-
terminated and furs will bc worn
only by the very wealthy.
Maskrats, skunlis. foxes and m;nks
ar" among tho animals which. accord
inS to the department. can lie sue
ccssrully bred in capticity or under
conditions Of semi DEMONSTRATION.
Value Of furs have increased
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-10
Modern warehouse for Cuba.

NEW ORLEANS. oct. ?-Thc APP
palachian Corporation of this city
will construct a thoroughly modern
warehouse and terminals at Havana.
Cuba, according 10 AN announcement
made at the home office OF the cor
poration today. The new warehouse
and terminals will greatly relieve
the Cuban port congestion. il is en-
pcctcd. and will greatly benefit this
port as we'll as the entire South
eastern section OF the United states
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-10

I'pSUCH-D!cd. at his residence in Nor.
folk last night. Gusts Park" tps Iur.
He the OF III" late Admiral .iohn
Henry tpshnr. and was born a. Tudor
Place" Washington. II. &. ia lsi2. II"
is survived by five chiidrcr-Nrs. Al"N-
audcr O.. brown. OF Richmond; John f|rllc
Custis tpsnur. Mrs. :. willard Sp"rry and
I.awTcnc" Lewis tusnur. 81 san Francisco.
CAL. aud Henry turt!S tpShur. cf Idaho.
~" also IL suryiv, by two sisters. Miu
Kate tpshur M"cr"hrai. uT Washington
and Mrs William u. iiunt. a. SAN Fan
cisco. and by one b.uii"r. George li;'lct"n
rpshur OF %cw YORK city. Euncrn! and
intCrm"nt wiil tax" place in Ariin: ION
Cemetery. Washington. tomorrow tM"n-
dSy). Norfolk and Washington papers
please copy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-10
MOVE TO CHECK NEGRO
EMIGRATION FROM SOUTH
Conference Mt TcNarknnn, October ID,
VIII Discuss Several Angles OF
Race Problem,

TENARkANA. ARK. Oct. Am
intcr-raciol educational conference
for the purpose OF taking steps to
check II. emigration OF negroes to
the North and to discuss Other mat
tors Tor protection OF the Southern
negro Will be held in Tcxarkana.
Octobc: -
Governor w. T.. Hobby. OF Texas.
ana Governor j. Is. y. Robertson. OF
oklahoma, have accepted invitations
to attend. and Governor Trough. oc
Arkansas. and Governor Parker. OF
Lousia..a arc expected
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-10
GOTHAM Has Million voters.

NEW YORK. oct. Registration
in New York city during the past
five days FOR the forthcoming pr"sl-
dental election ;otalcd aoS.57S today.
Al The last presidential election in
1916 tho figures for tho same period
were "2".6id. Registration closed to-
night When tie acsrcgatc had been
largely Increased and will reach ri
least q million.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-10

so that i, VIII he imm cdiatciy
turned over to the government, In
the original deed OF gif: Baron and
Baroness Leo stipulated tho estate
would become the property Of the
government after their deaths
In addition TO giving the estate.
they have. according to Country Life,
established an endowment of f..2oo
per year and made the estate known
as EchcIuers Court" II free gil, to
the nation.