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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-07-15
Very Frank

Occasionally someone speaks to us
or to some member of our force COM
mending the IndependentRepo
Not infrequently someone Will write
expressing appreciation of the paper
and its method of handling the So
merset County news. From time to
time few of these letters are pub
lished. We would not wish our sub
scrbers to get the idea that we are
above criticism. We are not our
selves stepped in a self-satisfied be-
lief that 5000 papers go to 5000 faml-
lies every week and that the net re-
suit is 100 per cent satisfaction. If
we had established this blissful state
of mind, the following letter would
give MS something of jolt. The wri-
ter has greatly interested us by his
frankness and eloquence and we can
but believe that our readers will find
the same Unrest and enjoyment In the
epistle which we offer below without
changes.
Hartland. Maine,
Apr. %, 30
Sir:
Please find p. o. for 75c.
! am not sending this because
] owe 1t because | do NOT.
Your wonderful paper is not
worth soc year. No wonder
you force it on to a fellow and
then try to collect, it's a fine or
gan to advertise the Patten Junk
that's about all | see in 1t.
Yours,
L. II. harden,
Hartland, Me
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-07-15

Dor, a faithful citizen and good man.
His funeral was held from the home
Saturday, July 10, at 10 A. NJ. Rev.
G. F. Currier of the kingfeld Baptist
Church officiating. lnterment was
made in the family lot at New Port
land
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-07-15

LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. George Currie of the Lakewood
road went 10 Bath yesterday to visit
Mrs. Archie Reed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-31
STATE POLICE ARE DEPUT|ZED
. AS GUARDIANS FOR UNCLE SAM

warrants will be served and the men
VIII have a hearing before Federal
Commissioner Junu II. Conrad.
Tho wh!skey. which was bottled and
il, barrels. ~ thH present retail price
g.; is claimed. amounts Ia value I" about
ST. n0u. u - a. present stored a. the
Greene hoe! n Philadelphia. and as
vh:skev now : looked upon as 4 bigger
burglar" risk than diamonds, it was
deemed best to swear IN the state police
as United States deputy marshals 20
guard the supply.
Il IS stated that three truck loads OF
whiskey were on the way. being brought
In from PENNSYLVANIA 20 this city at
noon on Wednesday and that the crews
Of two Of the trucks succeeded in clud-
ing the state police and got Into this
city.
kemper and Burr. The two state
rolice. It IS said. received information
that the trucks were on the way and
succeeded In interceptinG one OF them.
There were so many men In charge Or
the truck that they held up that they
could not get 70 the other vehicles and
they got by.
The contention over the custodian
ship OF the liquor came up yesterday
morning when County Prosecutor Carl
Bachmaus sent query 10 State Tax
commissioner Walter :. Hal,anan con-
corning its disposition. Mr.. Hailanan
answered that the Ohio county officers
had sole Jurisdiction over tn' liquor
and the prosecution.
Mr.. Hallanan told Mr.. Bachman that
tho liquor would be turned over I" ~"
county officers IN time for the prose-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-31
LIQUOR SEIZED AND HELD Az
rRrApELPHIA STARTS AHGu-
MENr THAT VAS MANY
ANGLES
First Trial Takes Place Before Masas-
- trats and Then the Federal Au-
thorities Take Hold.


80 l.e,e ':,,t evening in ~ office %
United States tommisSioper Jon" T.
conrad Archie W. HNmr"r Harry x
Burr. captain Thomas ". Nort"" 81
the NortNrru district - We virginia
tat police and 30. Jackson Arnold.
the head IT tba W.s' Virginia state
.Snol.cr. were dug SNnrn N - Unite"
Estates. deputy marsha.s. and IN" WINS
,,krv which was seized on truck COM
,t,r across the state lin" on Wednesday
Iron, pittsburgh Wi, be placed under
:rifcir guard.
80 United states Deput! Marshal J"nn
W Short will have charge of IN" liquor
-, being officially turned over mt" A'f
ARE lat night: tho value being placed
at bciwCen ten and fifteen 'h"uSand
,,dV'iars.
A., The matter AS II stands has brought
.,,c q controversy between the state
,,.oun,y and Federal authorities. which
was brought 10 head At O'Clock last
might when Federal warrants were
sworn oni b! state Policemen Aren't"
,'Kemper, aad Harry Burr for II. pari-
TuE. sam Cohen. Morris Schwartz. Will
liam Moore ant Vary Gordon.
- Az Of these men VII, appear THIS
morning. before Magistrate J. ",
"Eindeihcrgcr az II "'cloch,t" answer -
The state charr" oF. violating IN" pro-
'hlhirtrr. SGT Then -" United States
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-31
RIVER ROAD IN
BAD CONDITION

Reports from the ur-th"-r.vev Soc
t,on arc - the ai"rt that tho Rive
road. in some places between Short
Creek and Wellsburs !" Rrooke county.
is in such condition at the present time
that t il tmpassible. Street car men
who run their cars on the tracks near
the road have reported auto after auto
being stuck m rhr mud which IS ah"I .
tho hubs OF vehicles in many places.
The farmers OF Brooke county pho
have 10 uss this thoroughtsre have
notified the county engineer ot the bad
condition Of tho road.
Til" engineer has promised that r
'hc weather VIII permit he will nay"
the worst of the holes and ruts flled
with limestone and C!ndnrs N IA" NEXT
couple days So that II will be possible
for the yehic'"S to travel over 'hos~
places without having all kinds Uc
trouble
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-31
. 1NrHRrAINlHNT.

khe illness of Miss. Hilda
will be no Christmas
Il. Paure EvanEeltcal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-31

cution .: ;he offenders before MaEis-
'ratc Kind. berger before noon today.
However. now Uncle sam has taken
a hand aiiJ tn" United States marshars
office Will ,nh" charge Of the Whisky
and the STATE po!jca aayr been sworn
in rs deputy marSha's 20 guard the
liquor.
The whisk"y was stored at Gr''nc's
hotel in TRADE, Nhia early Yesterday
morning but just where q Is now. no
one seems TO want to say.
When asked last evening r the liquor
was al Grcene's hotel In Tri%dclPh.a.
col Jackson Arnold answered. 1T was
there"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-31
MAIL SERVICE
NEARS NORMAL

Postmaster WIN W. Irwin stated yes
t~rdry afternoon that since all ihc
Christmas mai mad been delivered the
local p1sto(iCc Is getting back 10 nor
mai ana thai all OF II" surplus mai
viii br off u,"ir hands within ia" next
couple Of days. The mail which has not
h"rh delivered has not the right ad-
dresses and the clerks are now tryin|
% siraightNn this up and haV" X de-
.tvercd 10 tic people # they are still IN
n" city. 4 large amount Of genera
delivery mail IS still on hands which
many people have no. called for
with the exception Of this til" once
Is IN good shane and can take care NJ
any amount II mai which = viii 70
ceive in the near future. Had II no'
been for people sending many - thH.r
packages earlier than usual L would
have hecn impossible 70 cl"an mp Inc
mail and sspec.aliy the parcel post pack
ngcs as carly rs NC dc said MT. Ir-
win
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-31
TRACTION COMP ANIES
REPAIRING PAVING

Tre Wheeling Trac'i"n company haN
= for" Of mon yesterday "N' ni'k'n-
r~pairs 30 III" paving h"iw"Nh '"','
track on Market street near flit"en'l
and the city paving. IT IN" "eH'H''
,ornts, This force viii y" N"7t pusF I've
remainder Of the week making "'h''
necessary repairs further VI thiS street.
AZ -oorn are L number Of bad holes
ana RMS which nav" been causing nil
vehicles considerable trouble.
Likewise tho track fore" or tho
Wheeling Pubic service company ar"
husv on several streets in South Wheel
ting. making temporary repairs and II
the spring viii put IN" bricks down e
SPECIFICATIONS Of the "ity council.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-31
HOW HE ENDED KIDNEY TROUBLE

r had severe attack of kidney tr0u-
bic and for three weeks could not get
ont uf doors and scarcely OH: % bed"
writes 9. r.. Brewer Village Springs.
Ala. Could NOT b~nd over a. nj with
out the most eNCruciating pains. | pur-
chased 4 bottle % Foley HIdncv IsiiiH
Was relieved after first few doses and
continued their use uTtil completely
cured. | consider Foley Kidney Pills tho
best Kidney remedy in the world. No
recurrence of my trouble" Sold cve"%-
where.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-31
OHIO co. BAR
WILL HAVE SPECIAL MEEr1M4 Fo
TAKE ACTION UPON pGATh
nT HON, WIN. ERSK1ND
iE Named to Draft Nesoiu-
ttonu-Arrangsmen Commietes
Chosen

Arrangements arc being nHde for z
,neetine ,oSothe Ohio county bar %Sso.
jetion, rrS big on Saturday morning 4.
II o'clocI 10 take appr0priatG aS Etnn
,iistjnriilshe member Of the ONO
county Bar and who passed away near
w "u'i, civ on yesterday morning:
a Committee charged with tn" dusy or
preparing suitable resolutions h E9S, pG W
~ Hmhbard, chairman; Hon. AIRED
i.,1dwelI, General r. s Riley. Judgr, j.
- Somn,erylIle and Hon. Frank /. Nc
Esli A comm!t,e" on arrangements
las also been appointed and is Eomr3 I"n
SonIff. Hon. George r. f. G.lchrist.
lion Il Joseph r. CuSl and Hon. John h,
Wilson; 4 mss,iI soT m@om S on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-31
BAN AIR RIFLES

CnAf OF Police Fred II. Frazier yes
teriay ordered members al the poi:""
force to coufacate every ar gun "r
small Cal,bre rife S""n on the >'r""I IN
;he custody OF boy OF tcnder H""rS.
\ large number Of boy received The
u.aaDonS for tRris'iIuts Pre- Nr,t aui are
busy trying them out. \ number ot
ronrlain,s have been received h tie
authorizes and tn" ban W. "."td ~
them yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-31

Church. Thirty-e!sht ana Wood lt1oe&4
as scheduled, This affair, which - -
have occurred on December 3sths -
the children OF the church parl
ing. Vas postponed until ,Janu1
and Miss Scyooids illness has
Il necessary 10 cancel the proGN1<
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-31

he ston. bridge. Elm Grove. a, 1880
n, this afternoon. They will hike
Up. spending the night there and
ting tomorrow afternoon about 4
Scout Executive. II. =. P"rtz
charge OF the boys.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-31

The only place you can md an. aFI.tS
flat these days Is on the wheel ok 90Ht,
Notwithstanding rennt ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-11
GAINED: FIFTY CENTS.

The representative oi a Fort
Worth newspaper recently came
West 20 cover" a Panhandle cN-
hibition. \, the gate he was re-
queS,ed To deposit the usual fifty
cents. lie explained the >iiu-
alton. saving that he had come to
give publicity to the exhibition
and TO assist in developing and
building up the country through
telling the world what the couu-
try had to offer. Bu, the gate
man was obdurate. lie demanded
udlreceived the fifty cents.
Now the giving up OF the fifty
cents didn't hurt the reporter.
But the grasping principle in evil
lence rubbed him ON the raw. Tic
made no comment. paid hi, way
and gave the fair a wriie-up. He
probably did his best. bu, he
wasn't feeling the best sor, OF way
toward the. institution he was
fwriting up" and naturally tina,
Institution suffered. however
good NAV have been the news
paperman's intention.
"Shor,nesS" Of this sort with
those who are seeking t. upbuild
the country. isn't 4 good invest.
ment-in the long run.
| The world is bull, on good will
The reporter had evidence,
good will by coming to ihi, cXhi
biiion To help it attain the ends !
Twas seeking to attain.
The men behind the exhibition
evidenced their lack OF good vii
by faihqg to extend the reporte
in question the usual courte>ic.
This newspaper writer will b
a writer many years in Texas. We
II will be bard for him To- oblitcr
ate from MS mind the uniavorabl
impression OF the town an
county caused by this one littl
Insignificant incident.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-11
MOROCCO Has FAST
DEVELOPED INTOA
THRIVING NATION

PARIS. sept iu Two American Rel
fuss "ftirets tpipin Robert : pu-
Wnn. 81 -, Ciit Michigan. aud M'll
iaNuv. ~ SEATTLE. Washington -Wh1
htVo Fctuft 81 O. Pans tfi'i IN official
tour at Northern Auisa give souc in.
t'teftinE figures 90 indicate that Mo.
rocco e upln, gaining ln economic
Importance Irum a Wild cNiunsc ui uu.
productive" ru'3uttv. p,ulcl largely hN
Arab Tribes. in l9l, Morocco hes dr
Nvluucd iu thu past s'yrn years into
what promises tu become Wudriu
commercial and industrial nation. dulrg
hu'in"ss go large scale in al the mar
k"ts # the world.
In 1879. vh'n the Ft,r,h prri otDrtr
wsa Srt az 81 tfr Nmth african prin.
,ifA'itv. Their, wen. but seven miles ui
praciic.hlc guads IN the entire country
~ that time nor totrl commerce
amounted t. Ices than two hundred
million francs yearly. and her exports
attained only a littl, over sixty million
francs only soo.O0o acres ~ land were
under cultivation. ard the livestock in.
dustrN was 80 lntunsid'rihlc that n" iis.
.ur.s on ~ extent ar" ayailnhl, Mu
Irurcu's onlN prtcu,lhl" purt Ctst-
birn,p nffrrci re- modern shipping g..
. NNlNNf'N NflfN " WNffN taNNHH tf'"ff"' Nh'f'
Itafft In 1919
/ Today Ncror,o hes nearly two ihuu'
sane miles - r,sd ods il'r total com.
lmrtr. fu the usca' year Il 1919 nt'
lt.insd g. opu opO francs Export g
l,.,r,.d ga noa eut frames last ywu. A.
.sr,ins' loc.ooo acres under cultivation
Iir iYfa .On 0nc acres w.y, pluughcd
land pisu'ed this spring i've milliuo
h,-.n and .O"n neo head ~ cattle. rclic'
d fuug a national asset of oN,r billion
Infurs nov graz On the Moi"lc'h lS's'
I;ur, hands.
/ tastbana. from q sumnolcpt African
lr,troast town. has become husilins
lu,ri. where undi0g and uassrngrr YES
Irr,s from al over tho world n1 sccur
a. III their an-hors behind m"lcrn jrt'
l'ies. I zoe yud- lrHr r,vrn'lv constructs
led hy Fr,tch engineers. The llurt ~
|, ffcrs new shipping liabilities qua
handle n,srlv 80 00o tons 81 traffic
ly.arlv From -four 90 five million tian, =
worth Il husi9cFs b. dopc tn the cl'y
l,v.ry tsy e tn year. Three Thousand
'u,r, ms tourists ard trad1s. lad al
,,pS,t.euea mcn'hly
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-11
RADICALISM.

I'm investigation is being con-
tinucd into the carrying OF the
American flag inverted IN the
Labor Day parade in Kansas City
and the board OF commissioners
oi Kansas City has issued a pub
lie apology Tor the inscription ON
some OF the banners. such As TO
Hell With Allen's Industrial
Court"
Such incidents as these typily
radicalism. such incidents As
these are losing for labor both
the respect and the sympathy OF
the public. Such incidents a.
these are bringing the union or
sanizationS al the nation into dis
repu,e and add power to the open
shop advocate.
The sooner that the real labor
leaders OF the nation come 90 real
lFt kildk NNA " ATS W UlANf ''liNlf'N
individuals are credited 20 the
whole mechanism OF trade, union,
'Ci the country, the sooner viii
radicalism be suppressed by "a
Ilabcring people themselves. lHd
| ,hc sooner will they WI back N'c
respect aud tie confidence OF Inc
paL"c which they ,hcm,cl. ,
r,1l'zc has. IN p"rt, been >acriiic"
In ing the La: lew wears
We cannot believe that Samuel
Gompcrs would have inverted the
american flag. under any circum-
stances. Had he done so in token
| OF disreSpect. we believe that
the same punishment should be
melted out to him that We hope
will be metcd ont 10 the Kansas
City uuionist. ii il is shown thai
his act was Intentionally. not *
nuranilv. done.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-11
WOMEN 0FJRlhCE
LEARNING TO CAN

WASHINGTON. y G. sent 10
hnrrud u womsn and children In
France are loaTnlng tu can IN "a. Am,r.
loan way this year Al Glasses iron.
H. Isasant ~ The cottage 20 IN. lad,
. the chateau. are being reached by In.
our American canning specialists who
20. giypr the canning dsmungt a:Iuns
This "a the second year "a. ruit-i
',atss department - Agriculture has
ut canning specialists % the French
-oysrnment fnr IN. PURPOSE - teaching
o.. French people the American ART ~
iom- canning and dryiug The sam-
Tnup hss b.sn sent both vmrs
Tn. fret demonstration this YEAR wa,
oven early In June ~ chateau neal
'er.ailiss ~ this demonstration an "a
lili' was also held ~ the pr'.lucti
which were put up during al. past yea
y French huu~ew1vfs nnder The In-trlc
ion ~ ~. French teachers Who ~
ended the school conducted M M
Nm.rlcans IN 1919. Several CONNER Ia
arn'rs comp.tsd with the hone ctu
hers Tor al. prizes hut the housewife
ptried of the bronze medal-the iirs
prixe
~ Morsiu larg' numbers I isu
,ir,s attended, the u, mouStIation give
her" and carefully Watched ~srh SIC
~ th- canning ~ cherries. peas an
sans. IN TIE drying - peas and hrun
md in N" extraction ~ pe,t.n g. us
IN jclly making
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-11

! |I|'Ha = IfIt'sH
rcvuluilrnis'. who rcccniiy laid dawn
hts ARM a,rThng To- tcluaf L. Torr's
an architect Il McNi,o cav ard ~
l'sn. who " CREDITED with brir eia Z
al,Du, Villas surrender Torris. IN dca.
ciibinr the negotiations between villa
and l'rosll'ni de u liucria said the Mex
lean uNccuuv" was anxious Go bring
about q peaceful settlement while s,'I'"
army officers tried to capture villa
vhllc NEGOTIATIONS were IN progress
Turcs. In dctnillng a., negotiations.
.waNcs much romance into the recital.
a. said:
IRE inst inns 10 the surrender uf
villa was iurr'd in June, 1919. when
with General FELIPE Angeles H." attack
"a luarcg ga the Mexican border PREV.
iuus To- The attack HipOllla villa. a
brDihcr IT the guerilla. became deeper.
lately an. villa sent fur an American
d',,ur in ~ lasu namud Nillar"al. Nj.
'rnll fi'ud uf VILLA and was pro-.
missed ihat II ho madc his way ihiuugh
tn Cuiuuzi lines villa would gran.
Iary r,ut ost even though u might F."W
impossible I'm ease the ductur waH XII.
ed ~ mot with amy accident villa pro.
lWis'd tn care for ihc physiriln'H suu
for silcf. settling q large sum Il money
un nim.
Doctor Nillarcal went to Nilla's ,amp
ipri saved The brothers life. r,tutuing
in snf,ty 10 ~ laso Win thu us,r
throw 81 the CarranAi government ~
! Niluonl rem, mbrrcd Villas prumi'
aud b. wondered II It cuuld not h' ue,d
to hting about peace In Mckee. ~
learn, to me and after discussing tl'
lpursil ilitiof of usirL this ~ an ul"u
ling | went To- Mexico CITY and CON
frrrrd with President de- Ne iiucgn ar,
Iths secretary II war I was empowered
Twin \illarcal. 10 discuss a settlement
with Nillt
when returned to ~ raSo -.
Ivnlr,al would not jrin me IN 4 uiI
Ito villa. I v'ft alone. although ] u'Nt
lind seen VIII.
| VILLA gave iuu an outline ui iho triiu
urdcr Whi,n hc would surrender ! i"u.
ltl,s- g. Nt,iru cav and President d
lh Ilurria outlined the EuVvtuw'u
lttms. they boirg compounds VII
lthrs. Vf via. | returned and th's
We're qc,'ptri h Nil'a. Tho terms FL
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-11
Wealthy Merchant Arrested.

. III. PASO. sept lo.--A. II. Shar (.
3 Ian. wealthy Cuiiu shop dealer
. with stores IN Vancouver aud
. Montreal. was arrested her, t0lay
. hy federal narcotic agents en-
D charge of trying O. import Nor
. phinr and upium from MrNi,u.
. \ code book found In ShaIlan's I
. pocket contained tho address II J.
= nearly EVERY larg, drug dealer IN .
= the country.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-11

DECATUR. Ind. sept. io-The
largest normal baby On TIE United
States. In the lfliri e The parents.
- i.aurc.c. child - Mr. 1nd Mrs Tony
Myers. living in Washington township.
near here. Tn. nhc. born August ~,
1919. weighed nftU'n pounds ~ birth.
an it, first birthday u weighed forty
i've pounds. having shown consistent.
3 1uid gruWth The par, MS are small
the father weighing $50 pounds and
thc motlyr i1i Each ~ less than five
and unc'half feet tall.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-11


ouch lands from an individual after IN"
latter has .complesod thcpurchasc from
the state
IN another opinion the attorney gen
,ral held that anyone who leases uni.
,.raty lands from the state for oil
and gas production purposes. " liable
to the state for the sum q - an acre
when the lcaso II executed ana for a
like sum annually thereafter. payable
In advance. dsring the life 81 the
lease
In this opinion tho attorney gen.
crai held that tho university lands
are not included IN the act of the last
legislature which provides that after
all has been discovered On state lands
, l,as. upon the Whole survey or
tract may be- obtained without add
tiunal money.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-11
--s77sss.ss5ssssssss1'

900 ftlftst ttsftttsstst
clue H. solitary coach and started io'
McSIto 7-iiv. 4 arrpig4pritd hIm'
"ynla es.ap.sl ihb nrt which had
been thrown about him Twelve DAYS
later after u march ~ 600 miles across
The muuntrins and over me IT M'Nic"r
WORT da.rris he captured Slbinas W
cnahuih lie cut the wire To the nof'h
and put his own telegraph operator o.
tho wire t. get IN direct communication
with President d. IN lIunria. The SUI
rurdcr then became O fact.
FEDERAL military authorities la ne
m,nrtiin, md lost all trace 81 VIA.
They were informed o. the capture 81
Sahnas first by President de- IN Hucrla.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-11
CORPORATIONS NOT
ENTITLED TO BUY
FREE SCHOOL LAND

" ,-s.-i-'sA p-~is.
AUSTIN. Tex. sept lo-Corpoga'
,iuns are not entitled 10 be substituted
an the hooks aud records 10 the Gen.
cral Land Officcas purchasers IL pub
lic free schuul lands from the state.
regardless - III. fact that such llrc-
may contain minerals for the minirA
e which "uch corporations have been
Incorporated. according 20 an opinion
- the attorney general rendered %
the land commissioner.
The attorney general. however.
brought out that Their" Is nothing tu
prevent corporations from purchasing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-11

were To De- sIenod NJ Sauciilo,
.chlhuahm. fcw days later ! tee
Igrnphcd thiF information 10 the govern
m"Gt
NV m'fstre was intrrrcnted 10y y
LEADING general ~ the North who threw
hi ,roDug around Nilll. Embellishments
Ian agreement ~ nunifiicc until the
agreement f,d been signed and 90
crptsd. Mv arrest was mdcrcvi ~ was
that ~ q lcss,r general villa heard ~
the trick arl rnt me word tn tell Pres.
~ ~ e. - iiucria n" would capture
'nn" ,iaiiun e. confer direct With III"
pr, Vi lent The general whose arrest had
been ordered vith mine. hitrhrd "a en-
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T,uX t,,h, Blsrkeis.

rIQUA. S,ri lU-Tho Uaytun 'hlll
f,r II the R.d cross hts purchased l.
nan l,lhy blankets from piutm mills
rbcsr blnk,t.. Nhich cost $500 val
Il. sen, toe,th,r with nyctt's. Ia see
lions I'M south and Southeastern Eur
ono. Aroth,r shipn.nt II baby blankets
is oSp.ct,d e. b. made SION To ,h,
DAYTON chapter.
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uhi.as, gisihs fm Vet Canaric,

bLTitfiT Sept iua-lbv-uiis protest.
~ PHiri'I folr' ths' b.. vas simply
dr'pl, coHdu'i tine = ,ansry ranch. I'D
-t,l ofin'is searched the grounds - hle
uunTv horne. one mile north Il W3tu'
r.centl, md -sv the, found two wh.s
kew stilsl and quantity ol com ana
~ d'stiilats.
rniey. .rd his partner Bernard i.af.
Tets. asserted that a.. alcohol was us.
II for giving their cansr.es daily baths
Nrytfthsl.ss they were arrested on
charE u - violating the rrohih'iinu
law.
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This great section OF the coun::.
try Is developing tcorapidly ior a
continuance OF local prejudiecs 10
do anything other than injure all
oi that section which we would
build and develop.