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The Colorado statesman., 1920-05-08
WOODLAND, CALF, NEWS.

Mrs. NJ f. Gather, state president
of the Home and Foreign Missionary
Society of the Baptist Convention Of
Northern California. has returned after
a two weeks official visit in the .Ioaiun
Valley district. and some points in the
Sacramento Valley district. She re-
ports the work in most places doing
nicely. Mrs. Gather is member and
active worker of the Second Baptist
Church of this city, though lives in Es-
parto, a few miles from Woodland.
The Household of Ruth gave an en-
tertainment Tuesday of last week for
the benefit of the lodge. The attend
ance was quite large.
The Pacific Motor car builders have
purchased ten acres of land just out
side of the city limits and says within
the next eighteen months they will be
working from 700 to 1000 men. This
sounds pretty good for Woodland.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Earl were the
entertainers of Rev. and Mrs. J. Il.
Muse and Mrs. Sophie Wright. the
mother of Mrs. Earl, in their five-pas-
senger Maxwell car to Esparto Tues
day of last week. There they all were
royalty entertained at dinner by Mrs.
l.. O. Gather and her mOther-in-law,
Mrs. NJ f. Gather In the afternoon
Mrs. L. o. Gather joined the party,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl took their
guests to Capay, Guinda and Rumsey,
returning the same day. Rev. and Mrs.
Muse were much delighted with their
trip over the strange land that they
had not seen before. The party made
Il short visit with Mr. and Mrs. Logan
at .Guinda Mr.. and Mrs. Logan are
the owners of 200 acres of oil land
there and are negotiating with some
of the big oil companies for sale or
lease. The party visited the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Watkins at Rum
sey. These people are doing well and
own large farms of fruit of various
kinds Miss Elous, their daughter, is
quite an intelligent girl and good en-
tertalner. she mas IL Spou ih''h'N Va
her own. The Gathers Mt Esparto
own lovely property there. Both wom-
en- are trained nurses, and for the past
six months were kept quite busy Mr.
L. O. Gather is some busy man. He |
has hundred acres of almonds TO
care for and harvest, besides large
number of acres of grain.
The Young Peoples Progressive Club
is doing fine. They are taking in new
members every meeting. Several
Joined mt their last meeting. Mr.. VIII
liam Logan, a fine young man, was
present and joined. He said that this
was the greatest organization for
Young people that had ever been or
ganized. Mr.. Logan is one of our city
mail carriers.
Miss Jennie Gayls was visitor in
Sacramento Sunday. April %
The Rev Mr.. Allen of Hutchinson,
Kan, was in town last week and spent
a day with Rev. and Mrs. Muse. 1t is
reported that he has been called to
the pastorate of the Baptist Church at
Sacramento, Calf.
Mrs. Sophia Wright has been quite
i'll the past few days with cold, but
glad to note that she is improved and
able to he out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Il. Crimson of Sacra-
mento were here Sunday visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. James Longerus. Mrs.
Longerus is sister to Mr.. Crimson.
The Colorado statesman., 1920-05-08

over this movement for business or
CARNATIONS among Negro people.
The National Negro Business League
has established headquarters at Wash
ington. d. c., 1916 10Th Street. \. W.,
and sollcits inquiries from those inter-
ested in carrying forward its program.
The Colorado statesman., 1920-05-08
RACE NEWS S S.t;ss, s. r's"

the advancement of better relation
ships between the two races for the
purpose of getting all facts and all
light possible on how the machinery
of law and order is operating to pre-
vent occurrences such as those of the
summer of 1919.
The Colorado statesman., 1920-05-08
DENVER, COLORADO, SATURDAY. MAY 8. 1920

until Mt least 100 days have ELAPSED
after conviction. Ray will he the first
person to die in the electric chair in
this state, and lie will pay the penalty
in the minimum time permitted and
exactly los days after the crime was
committed.
The Colorado statesman., 1920-05-08
POLITICAL MEASURES URGED.

Race Conference at Chicago Advises
Race to Urge All Parties to Declare
for an Ali-Inclusive Americanism and
to Demand that Congress Pass DEM
ocracy Measures.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-10-29
VOTERS OF IRON
co., ATTENTION!
No Matter How You Vote on The
League Of Nations. Don't Fail to
Support Your Schools by Voting
Eyes" to Constitutional Amend
ment No. z.

The Legislature has decided that
this constitutional amendment is nee
essary in order to provide more mon
ey from the state to support the
schools.
The people of Utah are determined
to educate their children at any cost.
Shall the money come from the State
or the Local District? The average
cost of educating a child in Utah is
about $4,000 per year. The amend
ment proposes that one-half of this
amount shall come from state sourc-
es, the balance TO be paid by local dis
tricts.
The state requires compulsory edo
cation and demands standards in
courses and teachers. 1t is. therefore,
logical that the state should aSuhif
the major part of the bur@&n 81 .edu-
cation. %& a
Education is primarily matter of
state concern, and the state owes to
every child Square deal" and fair
chance.
VOTE eyes" TO CONSTITU-
TIONAL AMENDMENT NO. g.
Adv.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-10-29
To he Voters

The character, ability and past rec
ord of the candidates for local Office
should determine your vote. During
the six months that | was county at
torney, the county received in fines
$4,000 and paid me $198.00. | lost
two cases on preliminary hearing and
there were five cases pending when
went out of office, all of which Ryan
was defending.
Now what happened to the five
cases. The Wilson and Truman cases
have never been touched, the Swapp
and Watson cases were dismissed or
Ryan's motion, and the Clark Watson
case, which went to the district cour.
after his conviction i'm the Justices
court, never appeared on the court
calendar. Some one either intention
ally stole or unintentionally removed
all the files from the Clerks office
When | called the courts attention to
this, Ryan said that Watson was in
trouble in Saint George The having
been pulled for selling extracts to the
Indians.) There has been no attempt
to prosecute the fellow who took the
files.
During Ryan's term of % months
the county has received $945.00 in
fines and has paid Ryan approximate
~ S12S3.00.
consider Ryan's attempt to send
TO jail Thomas Uric, who was then
-city Marshal, and Earl Uriejxfor grand
larceny, the most malicious ana dis
graceful act ever pulled off by an OF
ficer in the state of Utah.
If elected, shall impartially en-
force the law. Ryan has not impair
TALLY enforced the law.
As city attorney he has not prose-
cuted a single case.
wish to add that it will be a cal
amity to the county if Sheriff Froyd
is defeated.
Judge Morris has proven himself to
be very desirable judge, we don't
know what Knox will do if elected.
]. NJ. FOSTER.
Political advertisement.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-10-29

Pay your taxes at the Bank of
Southern Utah.
o
Mr.. and Mrs. Lot Perton of Nephi
are here visiting Mrs. Pexton's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Hunter.
o.
II is rumored that Mr.. N. T. Porter,
State Bank Commissioner, and the
first principal of the Branch Normal
School when it was established in this
city, is to be here to expound the is
sues of the campaign from a Demo
cratic viewpoint, before the election
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-10-29

X ARlON EVELYN COX, the popular contraIto,
lVl gave an extraordinary recital last Monday
night at the Tabernacle Miss Cox walked
on to the stage and stood beside stately cabinet.
She began to sing "A Bowl of Roses" The audience
Immediately yielded to the spell of her beautiful voice
Then suddenly there was stir-a subdued murmur
OF surprse-and perplexed rubbing of eyes The
voice continued to fill the auditorium with undmin-
lshed sweetness-your ears proof of that-but
her lips had become absolutely silentyour eyes told
you that.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-10-29
THE NEW EDISON
1.-The Phonograph With Soul''

You can have duplicate of the wonderful in
strumen used at the Tabernacle and, if you act quick
ly. we can furnish you with an engraved certificate
(signed by Miss Cox certifying that it is an exact
duplicate in tona quality of the instrument she used
IN her amazing comparison; also that it will sustain
precisely the same test
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-10-29

What wizardry was thsp 1t was the test of direct
comparison with the living artist, which Thomas A.
Edison has developed to demonstrate that the Official
Laboratory Model of his new phonograph will sing
any song exactly it was sung by the artist and that
his RECREATION of singers voice, as it comes
from his wonderful new monograph, positively can
not be distinguished from the singers actual voice,
when both are heard in direct comparison.
Miss Cox made repeated comparisons always
with the same result. 1t was truly wonderful This
master achievement of the great wizard, Edison,
marks new epoch in music
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-10-29

We have four of the Official Laboratory Models
and Marion Evelyn Cox has certified every one of
them. Come to store at once and ask to see and
hear the Official Laboratory Models on which Miss
Cox has issued her Certificates of Authenticity.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-10-29

The Iron Commercial & Savings
Bank are authorized to receive your
taXes.-Adv.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-10-29
TAXES

are payable at the Iron Commercial
e. Savings Bank.--Adv.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-17
Waste And Graft In Americas
Aircraft Service During War,
Barred In Congressional Report

railroad. which n Is charged. re-
bounded 10 the benefit of the Chicl-
30. Milwaukee, and -. Paul road. OF
which Mr.. Ryan Is director.
II describes the program as ".h
appalling record Of orders and coun
ter orders. lgnoranc. and dirker'
lngs. waste and extravaganza. eyi-
doncc Of self interest and improper
practices"
Tho>r Responsible >amrd
1T l. net the province of this coln-
mittce." SAYS the report TO declare
the measure of responsibility Of any
official. hut ~ hclitye W. Ould he
drrelici 10 our duty u We failed To
present what ". believed 10. be- the
causes for Americas failure IN q via
ton and the rtsulting lack of con-
fidencc IN ans present wa depart
ment's aviation plan"
Answering the majority report
charge that only 2i3 planes had becn
shipped to the front mp 90 the armi =
ticc aud that ihtse werc he llavil-
ands dangerous aud known as
flying coffins., The minority re-
pori quoted Rrifadler General N. \.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-17
Farmers Protest Bill
Which Would Put End
to Grain Corporation

~ 'ss'.iH' u 's.-s
WASHINGTON. Fob IG.- PRO
tests against The Gronna bin which
socks tC end at once existence ~ tho
United states grain corporation
we're heard bv the senate agricul.
iural committee today from western
farmers organizations and associa.
ion. Of grain traders
n" hll would have the effect OF
weakening the guaranteed govern
mcnt prize on wheat. the witnesses
said, Farmer representatives urged
now legislation to end the new Se25
guaranteed price Tor a yenr or more
hcfnnd June I.
You can hans Barnes Tor IN we
-irc." N simpson president ~
80 Oklahoma Farmers Union. said
rof"rrin- 90 Julius II. Barucs. wheat
administrators and head OF the grain
corporation. but wr want the guar
'antcod price to remain We figure
hero are Goa cooperative farmers
'lcyators full 81 wheat now. or
Which there might be- o loss II this
bill passed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-17
Bonar Law Refuses
to Answer Questions
Demanded by Member

LONDON. Feb. i6.---iniormation
on questions before the pcaec confer
once was refused IN the houso ~
lords TODAY by Andrew nonar Law.
the government leader. Ills refusal
cane after Lord Robert Cecil had
asked N Il was true ns reported. that
tho allies had ubandoncd their de-
mands for the surrender ~ the Ger.
man war criminals: II II was true
Tint note had been received from
the United States. expressing dissent
from the allied proposal for settle
ment Of the Adriaiic situation and
complaining that the United States
had nccn consulted before such pro-
posals we're made. and II II WIS true
that the allie. had decided 20 leave
the Turks IN possession Of Consian.
iinoplo and much oi Armenia. includ.
inr Cicicia
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-17

ny Associated rrc.
WASHINGTON. Feb 20 Reports
cf thc long curiinuod N cstlgaiion
81 the aircraft production program
we're presented tod1, iu the house
from tho spcr.sl committee inquir.
iuF into wsr expenditure.
Representatives Frr3r end Magic
The two republican. uf tfc suh-com-
niitcc charl,t, .ri ,h aviation
program in thD.r report 4- . riot ~
waste" aud ReprraeuiatiVt Lea, dc.
moCmtic member. declared IN hi r"-
port that the republican member
had sacrificed facts tor sensational
lsu in IN effort to dIsrrcdir iht go'-
crnmeui
Both report. contain thousands ot
words They differ IN the record ot
achievement in shipping American
airplanes abroad and In performance
of the aircraft production
RYAN Giticisrd
\ prominent part Of both rtpuris
Is given ~ the controversy over the
connection of Jonn 4 Ryan. former
director ut aircraft production with
construction of q government built
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-17
HEARING RELATIVE
To CHANGING TIME
WILL OPEN TODAY
RNLI;Dtn OFFICIALS AND MANY
PANHANDLE DELEGATES
I'Ei.E To ATTEND.

The hearing relative To- replacing
The r1nhandlc and Plains section Oi
the state in the Central stand rd'
Time Zone VIII be- oponpi tho
morning az 10 o'clock IN the Fedora!
court room by Examiner John T.
Alonpl of the Interstate Commerce
Copmiss,on. who arrived In ANA
ri,li yesterday.
Data Complied
The ro.hcaring OF this ease w1s
tfitricd ~ the instigation of the
panhaudic.plains Chamber Of Com
mcicc. which organization has been
buslly engaged for some weeks IN
.hc compilation Of data TO be- sub
miiicd tor the consideration OF the
eNdairCr
u. e. ID. Aids In Work
Tue officials of the Board of CITY
Development have been working In
.coniun,,iou with the Panhandle
'laip chamber of Commerce In tho
eNlicciiOn and compilation Of infor-
ration. Data has been s,,sicd from
banks aud other business concerns
rbowinF many logical reasons why
The Panhandle shoul dbc removed
a. he Central Time Zone. II H. said
Iliaffi, Manager liamlin Palmer ha3
fccn engaged In This particular
NJ ssc Of the work aIrl has compiled
aOani,i ahlc data 10 bo submitted.
Man, iicirgm.S Herr
Many bankers and business men.
OF the Panhandle. M well a. rtprH
srnia;ivcs OF the various counties
Included IN the pluhandlc.flalnt
dambcr of Commerce. q number of
railroad officials will attend lh'
hearing
iiallroa l. Represented
Prominent railroad officials tp he
er. Sat ave u .. GrcenOugh. Dat
hart, Rock lslanu. T ~ Sears, ANA.
rill0. santa Fc. {. % llubhel. Am -
rlllo. Rock island Mr fitpatrich.
chi.drcss. Fort Worth a Denver
aud u n thought hat The Orient ,ud
TcNdr aud racific lines viii also
nd,c representative present u ~
nn1er TODD lhl sl' the railroads N
No western puiiu1 Of the STATE
trnurly favor ihr proposed change
Representative are already here
or will arrive this morning from
Hale. Crosby. llcmphill Armstrong
ind Ochilircc counties. while dele
gates are expected from Woodward
aud Texhoma. Oklahoma. Floydadt.
pampa. Memphis Miami Vega.
strailord and many other Panhan-
llc towns
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-17
Curezon Deplores
British Attacks
on United States

~ Associated Press
LONDON. Feb i6.--f:arl Curscon,
secretary for foreign affairs. speak
ing here tonight deplored publication
Of sensational articles concerning
settlement of tho peace problems and
the attitude toward these cf ths
United States. which he pointed ont.
was confronted with exceptional dit'
flculties.
so far. these difficulties are OF
q domestic character" he added:
They are not our business. ana
hone nothing will be done 70 asern-
yate those difficulties. Nothing
could he more deplorable than Amer
lea should withdraw her innuenes
from the council OF nations. u would
be- had for Europe. bad for the worse.
lard I believe for America herseafy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-17
s3G,000 Sto'en
From Bank Vault

SHANNON. Miss. Feb. iG.-Be.
tween $4,000 and 100000 in LIB
'riy bonds and war savings coriifi.
Gates belonging 20 patrons and about
$500 in post office funds wcIr stolen
from the vault Of the Bank OF Shan.
non between saturday nlght and this
morning, II was learned when the
bnnh was opened for business today.
The safe coniaininr the banks
iunds VAS not touched. II was said.
The currency taken from the vault.
II was announced. had been placed
there saturday by Mrs jamie ~.
Wlvgul. postmaster 30 cl,a hy
which 10 identify the robbers has
been found.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-17
DOCk STRikE,s NIE
RETURNING To Noi;N

~ - .n~lrftA fress
NEW ORLEANS. Feb Dc -
Freight congestion on the river front
was relieved considerably TODAY when
the southern Pacific and Southern
Railroads resumed work With o. flll
force of freight handlers AZ the.r
docks here and at Chalmotto About
half the strikers ~ the docks 81 the
Southern Railroad returned 10 work
aud the other employed are non-uh-
ion men.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-17
Both Mistaken for
Eioldup Men; Shoot
Each Ot!.er to Death

PhNiit SKA, Okla. Frb. To-
Mi.,lking '"'rh ofhrr fo- bnifm,
mcn, john i'lnir az W,nokn. Okla
homa, aud Holland NcGnlrc Of this
els, Shct each other ~ death early
TO-DAY ~ WSnoka. near here.
Nrt'u'rc. who H. '0n 80 lorni
ril estate dealer. and tllair an
ovn'r of s,orr ~ Wynokn. met
near u garage when the misint en-
iJcntii, lcd 90 the shooting. 10th
iril when shot over ten foot en-.
hnnkmtni u few fcri npnrt. Mc,.uiw
dying Instant, npd hlair LIVING only
fIw hours.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-17

LONDON. Feb. 1.-THE Pail
Mall Gazette. commenting today on
President Wilson's note on The
Adriatic settlement. says:
Europe Is having It's own cxpeF-
isnce Of the presidential tempcrs-
mont In the new Adriatic difficulty.
This document rejects the CON-
promise framed by tho entente and
threatens that ~ Il Is persisted In
the president will take no further
part In the peace conference. But
this outcome regrettable as Il may
be. seems Inevitable. II America de-
clinos 10 bear any practical respon-
sibiliiios In the settlement she can
scarcely claim any part In the shap-
ing of its terms"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-17
Heavy Flood Damage

W 'Hanf'a aiHu i'HF
PARIS. Feb. lG-Thc ministry
.of colonies reported today tidal
wave had swept over French pos
sessions IN Ocrln.,. in thp Pacific.
The damage caused was important.
the ministry added. and the losses
we're great on Makalca Island.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-17
CONTINUED on PAGE SEVEN
WOMEN CONDEMN
NEW YORK S0l.0N
WiDsW OiTn Is CHARGED WITH
"MISiitPIitsE>TING STATE
AND PARTY"

w Ass"risied furs
CHICAGO. Feb l6-Thc league
Of women voters today condemned
senator James W. Wadsworth. Jr.
of New York. for 'misrcprescntinE
his state and party In working
against suffrage Appreciation was
extended New YORK women IN their
determination 10 send Ia the senate
modern minded senator, capable
Of comprohcnding the great Amcri-
can principles Of freedom and demo
cracy" to replace Mr.. Wadsworth.
The league h successor 10 the Nat
ional Woman suffrage Association
Single standard ~ Morals
The lcarcu today TOOK q stand for
u single standard uf morals when u
accepted the report of It's social
hygiene committee.
Among recommendation against
commcrcializci vice were.
Punishment of frcquenters Of dig.
orderly houses.
Abolition OF segregated, protected
Vice districts.
Heavy penalties for pandcring
FERMENTATION Of solicitation whc-
'hcr by man or women.
Control of vcneral diseases With
Recommendation for proper laws.
\ law was urrcd io make the legal
aer Of consent at least Is years and
10 provide protection for the boys
rs we'll ~ the girl.
Other Recommendations
II was recommended that women
BE- put on the,governing boards Of all
charitable and penal institutions and
in other public positions dealing
with problems ~ delinquency or
health.
tn. report OF the committee on
f"nd stpn.v aud demand was adopt
"a With lis endorsement of the Ken
on.Kendrick bill for control oi
uack.rs. In spite of a talk from the
,~rlers' noini of view by l.. n
Wells, of swift aud company.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-17
klul Comments

ROME. Fob. 16.---A London dis
patch 10 tho Messagcro. says that "
discussing the Adriatic question 6ats
urday at the London conference.
italian premier Nitil remarked thst
the economic situation Of Europe
was unfortunately such as 10 pre.
Glade negotiations which would load
to the bost solution OF the Issue.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-17
AWiIN AVIATION ilE'D
PLANNED IOK NO'iIES

w. Nssoria,rd : tsrs
NOGALES. Ar'A, Feb iG--An-
nouucemcnt OF the immediate insial-
lnt'on u an army aviation field here
vas made to-day ~ Lieutenant Nor
ris RomCnl OF The air scryicn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-17
CONGRESS AGREES
OVER LEGISLATION
AFFECTING ROADS
SENATE AND HOUSE CONfEIiEbs
EFFECT FINAL COMli.O.
Mis- PLAN.
REPORT READY FOR HOUSE
Presidents Proposal Ia Create Tri.
bunal Ca Hear Wagr Demands
VIII bc Laid BEFORE Rail
Heads THIS Week.

Ny Associated Prs.
WASHINGTON. Feb. lG--finll
agreement on the railroad rcOrgani-
zatiun legislation was reached lai'
today hy the house aud senate con
fcrccs who planned to have the re-
port ready for their signatures to
morrow 10 II could be presented To
the house the following day
Changes Are Minor
Aside from teNiual changes the
general Textures uf the compromise
bill follow lines agreed uprr r.
Gently hy The confcrcrs except the
labor provision which was modified
10 provide for federal appeal
board appointed by IN" president ana
consisting al nine members divided
between employees employers and
the public. As previously agreed
upon this honrd was Ia have con
sisted of five members.
Virtually tc.i'raft
The new labor provision amount
virtually Ia re-drafting Of the
earlier agreement and results direct
IS. according tp Chairman Cummins
ui tn ,rna,r cuuforces, from devcl-
urmonts incident 10 the postponed
firlkc uf Maintenance of Way En-
Stoves. senator Cunnuins said be-
laid the draft Of the new provision
before Director General Hines yes
icrday ard the revised section wa
10 conform principally with Mr.
lines views.
Arbitration tompi,lsor,
As originals proposed. nv,
boardH composed equally OF en-
nloycs and employers would have
been established io deal with Labor
disirrramrnts ana their conclusions
wuuld Lafc Drcn subject to approval
nt f.l,rri hoard OF five mcmh"w
rrpril,nd by the president with the
senatrh consent This plan was
rhar"'d o provide that while adj
int nrnif 90 labor differences might
hr mfdo 'v Representatives of the
men rnd the carriers IN cases whore
sirlk. vas threatened would tie
up iniDr...tc commerce. submission
ci the dilpIic ~ the federal board
was rsuc compnieory before stop
rlag waf. aud The findings of the
bonril voI,d be- final
Requires Majority Vote.
10 prevent determinations against
tho public. the oonfcrees inserted a
provision requiring the boards de-.
CONTINUED ON PAGE SEVEN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-17
Ailie 20 Reply

PARIS. Feb. iG.---In scmi-official
quarters u was saId tonight the a.
lied reply 10 President Wileoe'e
memorandum ON the .Adriatic setties
mcnt will assure the president The
allied proposal OF January 30 10 NOT
40 unfavorabio 10 the Jugo-6lavs -
he believes. -