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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-10
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ONE RESPONSIBILITY.

The Republican party, IS yicto'
in the national elections. has
shouldered 4 vast burden ~ re-
sponsibility. How well that trust
is kept with the people. IN large
measure. VIII determine the ma
tional elections 20 be held iour
years hence.
Not the least oi the r1blcns
which conironts the majority IS
that 81 laying definite and con
crete plans 10 %ccp for the Uu,led
States THAT vast volume OF ior-
e,er trade which has come 20 the
United States naturally a, re-
suit Of the wa:
II mus. ne remembered that
rs European nations are Teha'rl-
ita;ed and ihcu farms and factor
les pot into good running order
again. :he tcndence will be a.
cease making purchases from
abroad. America must then be
ready 20 enter into direct cpinpc-
iiiion with the home industries,
in quality as well - price
In order 20 10 this. 4 great
American N reliant marine Is ab'
solutely necessary and ii shipping
rates are To- be kci down. tin
producers az this country should
pa.rorize American ships. Whale
foreign lines. i1r lime may s;c'
20 cut uadt- the rates Offered -,
orr own weasel i must hc &c
M :nhered ma; once they hay'
Our cw: merchant marine 90 o.
the way. ocean rates viii again
scar skyw7'd and the price whlci
r,ay be clr;...r'.'l Cor Amerir -
goods in foreign markets mus
follow in tire came line.
There i 'sorld a oppcr INIT!
fer thu display OF that hoa,tr,
business administration wh:ch tn
Espuhlic..rs promise the country
w .,m:liire up through tn y.F'
ous availstic channels, tic ioT
eiCn trade e TIE country The"
shou'd nc. hc over-coniide-c. b.
cause Of oar espo:, record a. III
past few gears, which has low
by icaps T::i bounds. Aidnn'
cthe- thirg;. i must be r.'neri
bcred that while the figure
given out jiy the govcrrlen
sh1x thai -ondcrful stride hay
I@cn mat. lney are illus.rc !
that they reIresen; values dur'n
an era oi tnprecedentedlv hll
cost. rather :h'l quantity Ties
has teen 80 increase " the pnaii;
IL of Amer;,an goods OF ali sort
sent 20 forci.l ports. but !, p. n
.n.ars rcacl;S the same prrcen;
age as the :,gures showing Oh
valve OF these goods
I.igh p-.ce' are coming dow
Bumper c-c are being mace d
the Urited Sta;es--iar NOR
than will be necessary Tor hom
consumption. Factories are agar
getting on the basis OF highe
production averages. Wage
which after all amount 90 4 yer
small percentage OF the costs q
most goods. are still well abOv
normal. Taking al these thing
into consideration. they spell con
tinued prosperity for the Amer
tan people.
There is just one thing whic
could act as a monkeywrench ]
TIE machinery. And that thin
would be the loss. rather tina
an increase, in our foreign trad
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-10
McIlroy Market Is
Opened at Newsstand

M'illrov's Market held its formal
viewing Yesterday at - o'clock, ana
during the remainder oi IN" doy vi~.;
r- W,r, shown through The store an
entertained Refreshments were served
90 the visitor.
The most complete and modern rs.
lures and 'puipm'n; tu h' obtained
r,y, been pat into the new market
An the counters md other fixtures a.,
~ marble. and the latest TYP" Il coll
storage equipment h1s been Installed.
The s,Dr, win b. open iog business
dav Complete stocks 81 groDori,s.
meats and al kinds OF, table supplies
re carried.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-10
Given the Limit.

Judge Ken, snw Mountain lands Is
running 'rue % form 4 hotel keeper
IN Chisar5 entered q plea - guilty -
icing the head ~ the moist trust Judsa
T.andis filmed him $4,000 aud gave HIN
G. term q eighteen months IN the Leav'
snwurth penitcntiary Now the lld J.
on IN Chicago There j. a way % break
tres. vlolstcrs Lar Ia pointed the
wnv cave them the limit q the law.
q. M-,lh Rnrnrl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-10

4 shreveport La Judge gave warl'
Ing that an aut0muh.llsis exceeding -
miles on hour On TIE streets q met
city would not b. De- off with fine.
bit would o. iallsd Better st.ll. tn
shreveport judge put his threat int
effect sentencing a cafe proprietor VI
was sndlpFrrlng he and limb by m a.
i.g,d speed q % miles 20 two days -
hu The man who dashrs through city
q --tfs af 70 dangerous speed h. puief.
iiai slayer even though h. may ~ cool
fortune avoid accident Tn Shreveport
Judges example could b. emula'ed D."
Judges sis.Wh@re with salufary effect.
Wichita Talls Times
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-10
WITH THE STATE PRESS.
= . = = . = = = = = = = =
NGas or Dalhar,

Gas fdr full IN Dalhart IN a short
time j. not only a possibility. hut \
strong probability In the Prairie wei
nsar Claiming the rock pressure and
volume ~ gas Is already ample e. SUI
plS several towns IN" size of Dalhart.
ON direct line the distance ~ less
thtn thirty miles The well north 81
Claiming Is drilling In the same forn'P
ficu found IN the one east ~ that place.
and is within 500 feet 81 the same
d.uth Moreover. the big lime" ~.
torrt.red IN the Amarillo field T. founf
a. approximately the same depth ~
found m The Claiming well. proving
without doubt that u rises with the ele'
walton m coming north. ~ that there y
uti,e doubt that the same formation wa
b. found In the wells near Dalhart ana
n; the sline depths.
with gas Tor domestic use, and for
fuA Tor factories. Il begins % look rs
u Dalharts future u assured. Win
the present. railroad facilities. and pros
p.- - for more. the outlook 90 say IN"
least j. gratifying -Dalhari Texan.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-10
TO BIZ HOLIDAY.
Thu sday Is Armistice Dav.

Thu sday j. Armisiice DAY.
There is no more important
date in American history than
November nth. There j. no more
important date in the history Of
the world than this
And .,g merchants Of Amarillo
have recognized a., fact IN de-
ternining % treat the day as Il
real holiday.
Stores here viii hc elossd
,hroughou, .hrmisiice Day ard a
real celebration sill be the result
Amarillo he's ever proven ~ the
forefront Of the patriotic eities OF
the nation. Therefore the actioal
OF the Rusinc,' Mems y ociatioi'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-10
Blizzard is Moving
South to Amarillo
Says Weather Man

y iice was received yesterday hy the
United states weather bureau here 81
cold wave that n was predicted would
STRIFE AMARILLO this morning Reports
from northern states stated that a biz
EIrd vas moving this way.
T. Il estimated that N" temperature
his mo. ning will be- rs luw ~ % de
gr.,s ~ six o'clock last night the
Temperature was a. degree. and NO De.
CidDd drop had been noticed
SNOW was reported ~ Montana and
Colorado. and Il was thought ik,ly tina;
q slight Hurry 81 snow might fall here
hts morning
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-10
Players PROPERTY
INDIVIDUAL CLUBS,
LAWYERS OPINION

has no, shed h.s swuddiing clothes IN
la-r hall. and declared that the
minors should not show any Inrtialty
g. either side iu the major hague dis
pIir.
The American League docs not
+ me- here with the thought vf askius
Ilu o. carry any ~ uvr burdens
pr,s.dcn johnson sJid
IL must b. clear Geo yuI that sou
should pursue central course show.
Ing favor ur partiiliiy 90 neither side DO
Han johnson Talks
There iS "a question as 90 whether
Their. will D. ans serious difficulties 90
adjust but believe Uy position should
H. made clear think Nuu .huuld
hay. equal representation en- the nat.
lInal board and that yea should have
equal power with 90" American and
National leagues ", can offer yuu
no 20 ~ at this time. has, hc,u Hu.
"a rizod rs our beard - directors a.
ryuu.st yuu Co appoint a committee ~
three 90 meet a committee q the same
number from the American and Nat.
iunal Leagues 90 r'.urg1nizc the @amc
and all N, differences should hc swept
7 I. side IN view II the serious condition
| that cunfrunis has, hall.
II is my thought that hasc i0.l
should be- given into the hands % men
who have given their lives q IT, de
yelopmcnt
"You are the men who should
cleanse the game You are better
qualified 10 DE- the work than gay one
outside q BASEBALL.
Doesn't Approve Of Plan
! Il have been cautioned not 20 t1,N
I too much. but ! want 90 say that d.
no, approve ~ the laskcr plan devised
hy ,ne who has not she'd his swaddling
| clothes m has, hall How can such an
indy dual direct N. affairs - ih'
game az It's reformation
I, was the first time ~ the history
~ hase,all that President Johnson has
appeared befurc a minor l,ague con
vention
The political shakcup In the Saiiona
association 81 minor leagues failed u
matcrializc today when TN leag "
presidents elected officers. John III
Farreu ~ Auburn. y. Y. who wa
slated tn b. oustcd from office, was ."
elected secretary ana treasurer Tor
period 81 Nm years.
NJ. a. sexton. ~ Rock Island, llli
lncis. was reelected president. hut ~
served his decision until tomorrow. Tn
lNuinor loaguers plan % place the presi
dent ON "A salary ~ $1,000 annually
and have that official take a Tnur'
! active iniere ~ IN the management |"
. the minors affairs. Heretofore M
, sexton has served without comiSnSi
fion.
Faii 60 Get Nute
/ Mr. sexton was "a CANDIDATE 70 sue
coed Secretary Farrell. hut his SUP
pcrters failed 20 muster enough votes
John u. Martin % Memphis Ten
noss.e prcsid,n; q the southern Asso
cation was elected vice president.
Preliminary 10 IN. election. tn lea
, quo presidents discussed the advislhil
Iltv IL requesting state legislatures 1
pars a Strict law providing Tor piis1l
sentences Tor persons convicted ~ hrii
. / inc a hase hall player 20 throw
games. The proposal was referred =
/. committee on resolutions which meet
= tomorrow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-10

Texas went DrmGcraue ly q s'ui
uf r'urrin but clndor cwnpels The i'd
f1lrf!ou that Dur Democratic votes w"r"
grar-r thar they should have been !;
now awrafs that the Texas Republican
,ot, wls larger than that q jim F,rgu'
s.f's American party. and that suits ~
yr-y w.u ". should prefer % So iiri
Republicans wax and grow powerful n,
Texas than observe the rapid growth ~
tn F.rgtrln ishmn-1tes- EhldresS
Index
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-10
A Ch,nge ANYWAY.

Lord Mayor MarSWir'y - irilrd 10
Dad. after seventy 'hr'-' DAYS - hu''
r.r STRIFE Vs. regret o. barn O; tn
death = any man ig' viii weirDs1e re-
aFarrs .r o. front pfre mtkrlu ~ th'
Ills pres. W. can't crowd . drri
.1rr. i.l. ff.t Wlrsuinev lived -.t-~'r.
fff.. d1tt vfr. 100 nrT food. bat y BE-
HII ard llol irHu tha' effer' we euu
have given bin several much easier and
quicker uavs af Exit Miami Cfief.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-10
NEW YORK FAILS TO SECURE
RENTAL. FOR ARMY sIOeh
BY Associated Pres

WASHINGTON. Sov. . New York
state los, today its effort % collect
s.gtisi.ss from the federal govern.
,sent as rental for l52J horses ana
mules which went TO the Mexican
border during 1915 national guard
mobilization The state Is not entitled
10 the money, accFding 70 decision
handed down by the court ~ claims
Tn. animals were Part u The equip
fneut u the states guard division.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-10
Skin Of Mother is
Grated Upon Child

D. Assoeiai,d Press.
TULSA. NOV 9.-Af'ct being forced
bccaus. - severe hurns about IN,
hack and limbs O. lic inert upon her
stomach for nearly a year Katherine
miller - Ardmor-. ~ year old daugh
ter uf Mr. and Mrs W n Miller of
that city. has undergone successful
operation Tor skin grating nj local
hospital. in which her mother gave an
90 square inches 81 skin. ana will rc.
cover
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-10
~Ai,er the t1ectlon."

IN the cold grey dawn ~ the morn
ing after. We ate seized 81 the reile =
iioG that lot 81 perfectly good Demo
~ruis have wasted some three months
strenuous campaigning IN an unappre-
r!atsve country. We are now resigned
Ia fnte. AID are ready 90 hebold the
spectacle % the horrible example fu
tie next four Years Anyway. the TINT
J states can, blame -BrownwOOi
gui.c;ia.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-10
PROTECTION FOR FORESTS -.
WILL. REQtlit BIC SIN


b. Associated Tres
CHICAGO. Nov s-Fifiy million dol
ar- ior the protc, ton II American
forests Will he ask.d II the goVernm,n;
and - Individual states 10y the An"ii'
cau Iap,r ma pulp association al us
CONVEX ton which viii open here to
morrow. u WAS announced tonight Wy
Warren Buliock 4 syracuse. a director
Il tEs association.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-10
MAY. WII.SON CASE II
On TRIAL ~ COIIT

The entire day Yesterday was con-
suned m taking testimony In district
court IN Tho ease II 4. T. May VS. 4.
Edgar Wills % Confirmation of N. ius.
timony will be- taken up today when
court runS euss ~ = o'clock
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-10
Red Crn.. MEETING sel,eduIed.

A Rel Cross meeting in the intsrsFi
- thr u.mhership drive VII L. he'll
safn nY afternoon. Earh president -
rrv . .hp S. rsr'F clubs b. urged -
','..-s "-s q. = .ierr 80 81. bei0'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-10
H.ACKBURN'S STOCK
II BEING REMOVED

The stock - dry good" 0i blackburn
'rothcrs l. r'ing 'uoy'd into their new
quarters IN the Rly.Johnson building
aud beginning today customers " j
De- served On the new location
formal opening will be- held next
week.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-10
How o. Brins Out
Your Hidden Beauty


Renca;h that suilcd. discolor'd. faded
1r AGED complexion ~ one fair o. look
iprn. M,rcoliz,d wax VIII gradually.
gently absorb Tho drvltaliy 4 surface
skin. revealing the youthfully fresh.
white and beautiful skin undcrn,aih.
Used by refined women who prefer
romplcNions ~ true naturaincss. Mcr'
rOlizrd wax IN one ounce package. with
directions fcr usc. * sold hy all drug.
rists
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-10
WEATHER

IVES, Tcxns wednesday fair colder.
Thursday fair. not ~ cold.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-10
MAJOR .. ". IITTI.EFIEID
SIC(t MIS- NJ Al SIN

49, AssosiHted Press
N STiN NUy ~ - Major I
George " litusi,ld. cattlcmnn I
AMI milliunlir" T,tirod banker ~ :
} Austin. died Dfis this muning
aitri lingering Illness tie was :
- y'trs I'D duu hi1 youth
served 49, "a m,mhsr ut T,rry's I
T,Nts Rangers H. won las title :
in the civil war tp untl q year :
} age Mliur iiiil'f'ld was q mtm'
her ~ a." bunri pt res, nis ui the
University II Texas md presented
} the university with ~ library IN
) addition g. endnwirr "a chair in
} southern history lic owns
} ranch near X nal y " and Z
; others 90 Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-10
When the Child Is Sick

Who has felt he pull at the hear,sirng when the
l ones cries of distress and pain rent the home? We do
what we can bring relief Often there is much guess
worl-arl local treatment given for temporary comfort.
effect and strike at the cause and invariably is found in
tle sue Thousands crcn ncedesy suffer from spinal
defect, winch press tic thai supply lie energy to
some part Of the body 1t is this pressure that is the cause
81 ailncu nov and in later years.
Parents WHO exercise iorehoug in preparing their chill
drcn or az abundant healthy future will have the young and
growing SHINES examined regularly by competent Chiro-
pracor n any spinal defect icund don't hope for the child
to ougrov because invariably lccores worse; but have
IT. defect corrected in tine and mach future trouble
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-10

The waRamha tribe 81 Africa has is
20 sh'rran,d Co hr able 60 cat their
raw meat.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-02
N AY ELIMINATE TAX
House VIII Consider Revision OF
Measure ut Another Meeting

WASHINGTON. May 1.-Elimina-
ton of the sale tax provision of the
soldier relief bill will be discussed at
meetings late next week of the house
ways and means committee. The call
for the sessions was issued today by
Chairman ForCney.
This decision was the outstanding
development today from last night $
conference of house republicans, at
which bitter opposition to the sales
tax was expressed.
While the date Of final action on
the relief bill is indefinite. commit
teemen said that Mr.. Fordney ex-
pected to remodel the bill in commit
tee and have 1t passed by both house
and senate this session.
1t was said. however. that no for
mai agreement TO this end had been
made by leaders in congress.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-02
DAY Is PASSED
QUIETLY IN FAST.


NEW YORK, May MAY Day
came and passed without disorder,
bonrbs or bloodshed in New York
or the rest Of the east.
Not since tho war. however. has
the city been under such heavy
guard with the warning from At
torney General Palmer that anarch-
istic demonstrations might be ex-
pected here, the police force OF
II, 900 was held ready for any emer-
gency and federal agents kept OK
tremists leaders under surveillance.
Ammunition was issued to troops at
Governors Island and preparations
were made to call out the states mil
itary forces II needed.
Public buildings, railroad proper
ties, churches and the homes OF pub
lie officials and leading citizens were
under constant guard.
while thousands OF boys were
marching down Fifth avenue In a
loyalty parade" 80 May Day meet
ings were being held throughout the
city, all covered" by federal agents,
one open air gathering OF social
lists was dispersed in Rutgers square
where a clash with the police oc-
CURED last year. At labor temple
on the East side the New York de-
fcnse council of the !. w. W. was
allowed to hold meeting.
Rumors that n demonstration had
been planned 10 mark the departure
of Mollie steiner, 20, VINO 1eN today
for jefferson City, Mo, to begin "A
15-year sentence for violation OF the
espionage act. failed to materialize.
She went under heavy guard.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-02
BIG FINANCIAL
CONGRESS MEETS
Convention at Brussels to
Take Stock of Europe's
Business Affairs.
TO FILE STATEMENTS
Will Endeavor to Restore
Monetary Balances of the
Various Nations of World.

BRUSSELS, May 1.-The great
est conference in the history OF the
world convenes here this week.
Called by the league OF nations
governmental and financial repre-
sentatives OF 40 states are to meet
and take stock of the financial
wreckage OF five years OF war.
The conference will be one which
according TO the advance notices
Awill pass up as futile all attempts a,
roa djustment Of exchanges and
financial salvation OF the world by
manipulation, or by governmental
control Of imports. Years OF arti.
flcial bolstering OF the rates OF mon
ey exchanges between warning and
Aeaceful countries has convinced the
financial experts OF the world that
this procedure is useless.
1t is understood that each nation
will be expected to place before the
conference
It's balance sheet.
Its forthcoming budget
Its fun debit and credit position.
Its peculiar financial difficulties.
ENery ndtlon Will De called upon
to state in definite terms the exact
state of its bankruptcy, and there are
many nations on this side of the
Atlantic who are. in the ordinary
4 1commercial sense, bankrupt
An attempt may be made to enlist
the aid of neutrals who have done
we'll out of the war for nations whose
war burdens have been heavier than
1t was possible for them to under
write. An International loan for
Armenia may be proposed.
The agenda for the meeting lists
trade credits taxation values, stand
ardization of budgets and foreign
exchanges for discussion.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-02

property at an armory In the heart
of the negro quarter and zoo police
men and detectives patrolled the
area, but no disorders occurred.
A strike OF cooks and walters IN
a number Of Chicago hotels and res
taurants and the general CONFUSION
incident to the annual spring NOV
ing day when scores OF tenants re
fused to Vacate their apartments
largely overshadowcd May Day de-
velopments.
The police continued their round.
up of criminal suspects, but Chief
Of Police Garrity said the arrests
had no connection with expected
NAV Day disorders. More than 1000
were in custody today.
A storekeeper who had built out
side his shop representation OF a
prison wall with a photograph OF
Eugene V. Debbs behind the bars
was ordered TO dismantle the dis
play and a crowd that had gathere
was dispersed by the police. Two
thirds OF the Kansas miners were
reported Idle today Strikes were
reported at Cincinnati. Rock Island,
III. and at several points In western
Canada No disorder was reported
on the Pacific coast.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-02

few arrests were made, but the pre-
dicted widespread disturbance failed
to materialiZe.
While the federal building in Chi
cago was heavily guarded today and
police and federal agents watched n
half dozen gatherings for signs of
disorder. chief attention was paid to
the black belt" where race riots
were feared when negro families
moved into white neighborhoods. Re-
serve militiamen guarded rifles. am
munition and other government
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-02
MAY DAY IS
PEACEFULLY OBSERVED
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

Quoted peacefully. Radical literature
was distributed in some places and a
were called in a number OF cities and
mass meetings were held In Chicago
and elsewhere, but all were con-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-06-17
SCHOOL DISTRICTS
EQUALIzINC BOARD
NAMED BY TRUSTEES

The trustees Of the Brownsville in
dependent school district at its regu-
lrr meeting on Wclnes 'ay aftcrnoon,
the bocrd of cqualization.
which is expected to begin its labors
within the next few days. The board
viii consist cf J. g. George, r. G. Nor
ris and WI q. Willm-n.
The equalization board faces the
necessity cf raising the taxable valu-
ations. IN the district u about 1900
600, or about a million and half
dollars more than last year, in order
tn meet the expense of operation Of
the school in the district.
The action Of the legislature in
rereeing u the S4.oCO.00O appropria-
ton for the schools instead Of S.
100000 will make il necessary to in
crease somewhat the amount to be
raised here, according TO Secretary
Fred Starck Of the district.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-06-17
BIND MAN TO TRACK,
LEAVE HIM TO DIE
Was Robbed Of $40 and Then
Gagged and Bound.

EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, Mo, June
17.-George VI. Underwood, Carol
ton. Mo. was forced by two men 70
enter a motor car here last night, was
taken 10 a spot near the Wabash track
half mile from Excelsior Springs.
robbed of $40 and was gagged and
bound TO the rails with barbed wire
"A Wabash passenger train. passing
half an hour later. cut off his left foot
and hand
According to Underwood he had
been in Kansas City today and had
stopped AZ Excelsior Springs on his
return 10 CaIrolton. He was waiting
at the Wabash station when the two
men approached him, and with revol-
vers. commanded him TO enter their
motor car. he said.
After robbing him, he declared. the
men placed him directly in the middle
Of the railway track and bound him
there
In struggling. however, he had man
aged to free his right foot and right
hand and TO maneuver his body TO
the outside Of the rail. leaving his left
hand and foot across the rail
lie was picked up by the train crew
and brought. back here.