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NEW ADVANCE POR MINERS.
Wage Increases in West Virginia Totsi
Sc 900 600 Annually.

Charleston, W. Va, April l2.--Wagc
increases aggregsting $1,000, 600 anru-
ally have been granted voluntarily by
the Logan Coal Operators Association
10 employees at mines owned by the
members. The new scale. which was
announced late last week, - retroactive
to April /.
As result Of the advance an Immediate
Jump in the price Of coal u expected:
While the price nf the highest grades Will
be approximately s5 a ton, the large PER
centage Of the coal moved from the Logan
fields viii be sold at from $3.50 20 "a a ton .
Wage increases totaiing i35 per cent
have been made by the Lo9sn operators
over prewar days. The latest advance
will average n per cent, day laborrrs
being awarded 20 per cent increase,
while leaders viii receive 81 per cent IN
crease.
The total payroll at mines in the logan
district will be approximately Fps yooo 900
during the coming year provided no af-
ditional advances arc allowed, II was SAID
by J. j. Ross, president of the Logan
Coal Operstors' Association.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-12
U. s. PAYS s14 PER CENT.
Money at Highest Rate Since Civil Wm
Treasury Oncisls Say.

Washington, April IA high rec
ord for interest fAtes on war Or post
war Government securities was dis
closed last night by Secretary Houston
in announcing two new issues OF Treas
ury certificates OF Indebtedness, matur-
ing in three and six months and bearing
interest at s per cent and 81 per cent,
respectively.
Treasury officials declared they were
the highest rates paid on Government
obligations since the days "a the civ1i
war Necessities Of the Government
were laid before the governors of the
Federal Reserve banks, who conferred
here all Of last week, and on the inforna-
tiop given by them. Mr.. Houston deter
mined TO raise the rates.
Both the new issues n certificate
viii be dated April IS. The combined
amount will be for $3.50, 600 900 or more,
and the Federal Reserve banks are att
thorized 20 make allotmepts in full
on all subscriptions. In previous Official
announcements the Treasury. reserved
the right 10 allot subscriptions in part,
but all will be accepted on the two issues
now offered. The certificates DO not bear
circulation privileges and viii not be ac-
cepted in payment Of taxes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-12
ALASKA SEAL PLENTIFUL.

juneau, Alaska, April 2--Regder-s of
Sitka say that the herds Of seal migrating
northward toward BerinU Sea this spring
are greater than they have seen ~ yesvs
and that the IMMIGRATION 70 three weeks
ahead Of its usual time.
Countless thousands OF the seal have
been passing Sitka. Government officials
say the great size Of the migratory herd :
evidence that the governments protective
measures have been effective.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-12
PUBLIC SALES.

PUBLIC SALE Furniture, household
goods will be sold at s. W Cor Twenty
second and Lammot streets Thursday.
April To- 1920, at 10 O'Clock a. nn sharp.
Beds, bedding, diningroom. parlor. Kitchen
furniture, pictures, chairs, dishes, rugs,
etc. stidham & Son, Aucts.
PUBLIC SALE-Furniture, carpets rugs
household goods, etc, will be sold at
stidham x Sons Auction Store, ii East
Fourth street, Friday, April 10, 1920, at
O'Clock p. IN. sharp. -Four large loads or
goods, furniture rugs, mattings. etc.
brass beds. enameied beds, diningroom,
library, livingroom and bedroom furniture.
rugs. carpets. mattings. chairs davenport
couch, felt mattresses blue plush living
room suite. rugs all sizes, grass rugs. 10
rolls of heavy china mattiIigs, porch swing
and stand and many other articles used
r. good no me. stidhanl 4 Sons. Aucts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-12
CAUSE 8 9nPN
RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY. n. D.
CONTINENTAL

Tennessee Az. near Beach; always open;
private baths: running water n rooms
elevator: excellent table, white service.
American pIau $3.50 up daily: special
weekly rates. Booklets. Garage.
NJ. WALSH DUNCAN.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-12
DOLL HOSPITAL.

DOLL. HOSPITAL Heads and Wigs Comb
iups made up in anN style. 6lS W. sew
nit l. IL " atnut 81. Phone 2926J
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-12
NOTICES.
AWNINGS.
Place your .ortiers for Awnlnxe nov;
Esttmntcs given. Work guaranteed
W. =. WILLIAMS.
,.,y washington St PnOoo feSc p" Z.

Scs Washington st. fnooo 1919 "
NOTICE -
~ THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United STATES FOR TIE DIS
TRICT OF DELAWARE
KNIGHT klLBORUNE
'EUROPEANl PATENTS
toMPANY, a corporation
a~san,rcd and existing under
the laws Of the state OF Della 40 90,
"s'' rs. IN EQUITY
DAIMLER MOTOREN
GEsELLSCRAFT. cor
poration organized and CA
sting under the laws OF the
Empire OF Germany. and
fKANCIS y. GARylN. Alien
Property Custodian OF the
United States.
no . 1,-Surr
DAIMLER MOTORLN GEsELL-
sCHAFT. one OF the defendants In the
above cause. a.. wsuu
Take notice that by virtue. Of the order
of said court this day entered IN the apose
cause YOU hereby are notihed 70 NE YOU.
answer o other defense to the pii OF
,,cuplaint in said cause on or peiore tEo
,eyelts~ntn day of May, A. ID. 1920, other
wise Judgment will be entered aEa,nst you
an favor OF the complainant, KNIGHT a.
htl.bOURNE EUKOPEANl PATIENTS
WIiiIkii q. NAHAFFY. Clerk;
wilmington. Delaware. March ie'is-o'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-12
MOTORCYCLES REPAIRED.

READING STANDARD MOTORCYCLES
General repairing on all makes. Aces
sories. Wilmington Cycle Co. 1906 Market
street. Deimar r. Van Sice, Mgr. Phone
1867 Z
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-12
SITUATIONS WANTED.

RESPONSIBLE WOMAN will care for chill,
dren during mothers absence, or invalid
day. evening or weekend. Phone 1881 w oI
n is, Every Evening Office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-12

wANTED-Names men, Is-45. wishing TO
become Wumiugt ton mail carriers or postal
clerks. SlOO-xl35 month Answer q "a.
Every Evening Office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-12
STORAGE.

ROOMS for rent. Both phones
Georse F. LAng Co. 1908 Orange.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-12
BICYCLE REPAlRlNo.

WILMINGTON CYCLE SHOP OF sos W
From, street has moved 70 new cus-scrs
corner Fourth and Scott streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-12
CHIROPODISTS.

DO YOUR FEET HURT l guarantee 10
give relief Electric foot massage tnat
ment. Mrs Gertrude Moritz, ll9 AIafSet
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-12
HAIRDRESSING.

KATHERINE FINAN, Hair Dressing Par
lors. Brownson Bldg. Fourth and jackson.
finest quality hair goods. Electric, henna
pOlut tmenfs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-12
HELP WANTED.

WANTED-NIeu over II. Railway mail
clerks xIf0-SI50 month. Vacancy list
free. Franklin Institute. Dept. Al ID. Roch-
ester. y Y.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-12

YOUNG MAN WANTED-One who
can make himself 10 general use
around the store. A good oppor-
tunity for right party. Apply
Schagrin d BraUnstein, COS Market
street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-12
PAPER HANGING.
TYPEWRITERS.

J A. SMITH TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE.
All makes sold. rented and repaired. Amco
Aosiiny 81 sclines and Check Writer'S
" sexentb street. second Loor. over barber
shop Pboues eus3 or zfoo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-12
HOTELS.

STOP AT THE ANNEX HOTEL--East
Fourth street. Good rooms with hot water
heat. tub and shower baths. 81 so, SO 90
and $500 weekly. Single beds soc and SOC.
Sc. 81 90. Open day and night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-12
FARMS FOR SALE.

SMALL truck and poultry farm With plenty
OF fruit. 70 peach trees. pear trees, apple
and pFum trees. Large asparagus patch.
Seven-room house and other coed outbuiid-
lngs Apply Wnl. Z. Wilson, y. X. No. d.
Newark, Del
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-12
PRINTING. ENGRAVING ,EMBOSSING

I am nov prepared 70 give good service i1
PRINTING. Both quality and delivery
q. d. Gray. Printer. u L Eighth street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-12
HAULING CONTRACTORS.

l.. w. SYFRIT.
DRAYMAN.
TRUCKs J. TO TONS TO HIRE. LON,
DISTANCE HA uLING. CALL 4677 ].
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-12

TWO Guiding lots az MinGuadale. Good
location. Win exchange for Ford tou1ns
car which must be In good condition Ac-
dress 3, Every Evening Orice-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-11
WATSON CONFEssES
To NINTH MURDER
BIGiMIsT. VI RDERER SENTENCED
To LIFE IMPRISONMENT: TOOK
ONE TOO MANY"

Ry Associated Press
LOS ANGELES. Cal. May l0-The
confors.d higamist murderer sentenced
here today to life Imprisonment under
the name uf James T. Watson, has con.
fcN,rd. according to the district attof'
ney's office. to the murder of a ninth
woman. Eleanor Frazier.
watu1n Is said To- have given as hls
true name Dan Holden. and claims h.
was q native of Arkansas.
According to the district attorney
,fo, Holden said he drowned Eleanor
Frazer in the Spokane river near the
tty of Spokane.
Tho alleged confessions. according to
the district attorney. accounted Tor all
thor missing among the twenty or
more women the man was said to have
married
Three 81 the alleged murders hecam
known to-day Two were drowned in
Lake Cocur dAlcne. Idaho II was said
Like the original "hluchoard. Wat
Hon ~ holden tuuk one VIII" too many
md ihrough hor be- ~as turned ovcr
~ the authorities She wns Mrs. Kat
,rin, Wumhachrr. formerly ~ TacumH.
Washington. whom he married last \ e.
,ciultyr in seattle under tho name II
Walter Andrews.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-11
MERCHANT MARINE
BILL IS ADOPTED

" Assurintsd ".eSs.
WASHINGTON May i0-Without a
ccoid vote and virtually without d..
'lir the senate tentatively adopted To-.
lay 'Uu.dittcr amendments to the
I"u hhl providing fur permanent mcr.
'hiut marine puliry senator Jones
'cpuhli"ln of Washington In charge of
he measure huprs fur It's passage bc.
uro the vnd II the week.
Among amendments adopted were
h'v'r providing fur private owner.
ship policy hut authorizing the per.
uancut huard which the bill cr,1 trs
- s.ll the merchant fleet built by the
government during the war "as soon
ls practicable consistent with gUul
hurincrs methods and the objects and
purposes to bc attained by this act"
Anuthcr would authorize the board tn
20 aside annually during the next five
wears S5eooo ooo derived from the sale
or operation ~ vessels Ia be- used In
the construction of new vessels
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-11
BONUS SUBSTITUTE
BILL AGREED UPON
b. ss.o-'-,lr r-.,

D. Ass~-'r'.l r-a
wASHINGrON May 10 -Icpuhi
c4n mcm'rr, pr the houg' ways au1
means committee agreed today io hiring
~ substitute fH the ,spiuioi hill with
ihc proposal for onc rrr c'it iaN ,n
sAles eliminated ~ q means of raising
the nr,sary funds. other tax proyis
ions uf the bill would be extended over
three years under the agreement.
Under the new Till compnsa,ion for
hon. service ~ reduced from tlss 1"
81 fur each day of servisc while pay
nenta for foreign service remain at
iis5 q day Payments would be- mad,
Tor Scr,icc from Ap'i lsl1 10 ialy
I, 1919. under the new hill instead uf
from April 6. 1917. to January I. 1890
as under the pending measure.
Payments of the cash bonus would
,egin April /. 1924. and bc continued n
twelve quarterly installmcnts.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-11
TRINITY RIVER
At HIGH STAGE
ON ONE or GREATEST RNMPiGES
OF HISTORY; DAMAGE -
HEAVY.

~ Associated ffess.
DALLAS. MAY iO.-The Trinity river
y on onc of the greatest rampageS in
it, hisior>. according Ia the local wrai .
er bureau. which tonight predicted u
stage oi forty feet NJ Dallas before the
crest oi the ilood passes. Property
damage win be great in the vicinity Vt
Dallas. Il J. feared. hut lowland dwell.
crs had ample warning to get out with
their live stock.
The stream. 'vollen by rcccni tor.
rental rains over IT, northern water.
shcd. sca,hod iloud tide four days ago.
hut following tia, time it, crest r..
maincd practically stationary until late
saturday night when swift increase
were noticeable. Late this c,rning In
pcius appeared io he given the already
Nollcn waters aud late reports tonight
irom the weather bureau officc aid the
fl"od water wa Still mounting the led
eral gauge.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-11

Morning Session.

go a. m.--Come TO order.
Question feA--In charge Of r. l..
penicl. STAMFORD
io;1o a. m address,: Cash and
Credit, by II. n. Thompson. Daihart.
Discussion led by u. h. Thompson.
li'li q. m.--.Ndslress: You and Your
nn3in"ss." hy Ham Williams. Hot
Srrinrs Ark. representing the Ma.
ii"nal Retail Hardware Association.
l2,oo y. m.--Question Box, In charge
of wll Leslie sherman. president Tex
as Hardware A Implement Assoclat tlon.
Afternoon session
500 p. m.--Address; Hardware In.
surouce." by l.. N. Yesner. Dallas.
asa .. m.--ileport of Committees.
Election of Officers.
Place and date of next meeting.
Adjournment.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-11

" Asse-is'..' r-sss
WASHINGTON MAY 90 -'rrsi.
Don't WI u's call to the d'wu.
craft, parts tn g1rry IN treaty re-.
in1tmr i.u. irtu the campaign
drew cNpr rious today from thr
members OF h.s official PARTY W.
liam i Bryan and ) nntor Rcd of
Ni-uuu 1nd Hlsn from 3 rtf"f
johnson oi california header 0f tho
r,puii.can irrrsuncilehlr group 900
the senate treaty hattie.
senator Reed In a statement a..
slirad thrt such n platform would
mean fr thD democrats tn in-s of
every .'Hfr nuffh % tn Mason arf
plNun ffr ard the breaking of tho
'.Hn -.nfh Senntw Johns u
niso IN statement ssid ~ could
respect the presidents consistent
au,usars Il uhresets,d rstilioailen.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-11
HARDWARE DEALERS
CONVENTION OPENS
WITH BIG CROWD
ANIMAL MEETING or PANHAN.
DIE AssOCiATI0N CONTiN-
tES TODAY.
ENTERTAINED 1T BANQUET
Large Attendance Features First Days
Session; Banquet nc Amarillo
Followed By Trip TO
Deandi.

over 200 hardware men and wives
entertained and were entertained IN
Amarillo last night.
AZ o'clock they sat down TO a ban.
que, at the Amarillo hotel. and every
foot of space in the laSge dining room
of that hostelry was required 20 ac-
eommodate them. BY 10 o'clock thu
GUESTS felt they could entertain them.
solves. and maybe more. The banquet
was adjourned and marched all In n
body 10 the Deandi theater and took
pnarcssiun OF the playhouse.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-11

Mexico City officials reported tn l.uii
Muntcs de- Orn. consul for the isvD
lutioniEts here. that the ciftire convoy
ri.,',ftlng Carranza from the rspl'al
wan captured with him near Ap'<rco
arranM lett Mexico city Friday. The
bulletin said.
Accompanied by Family.
lie was accompanied, besides the
generals reported Killed. by his oIii.
cial family including Luis Cebrara. Mar
u.l Aguirrc. Bcrlnng. lgnacio Bonillas
i.uir Manuel l,ojns governor Ruedo
Magrc. Manuel l.ucio lilanco and Oh.
crs To complete the catastrophe or
the Carmnzn regime he was cap.nred
with all his elements ~ Apizico
General Alyaro Obregnn has order
"a Carranza returned to the city "f
Mexicn with all consideration. order.
ing al commanders not To- XIII or rn.s'
treat any one of his company.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-11

PAs May i0An Of Mexico the
Of
Liberal
Apo
IhiagO details
confirmed" bulletin
ami the latter the famous chief of staff
AguIar Of
In
Neat of
man, u school. wounded
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-11
On Resolution
To Declare War Over
Planned By Thursday

n Asareiafsi rrsss
WASHINGTON MAY ia vote hy
Thursday ur Friday on the resolution
to -ud the status ~ war with Ger.
m1u, Hud Austria WAS thv aim ~ Sem
ate headers in arranging to,lav fur call
iur uu th, resolution tomorrow The
rrpuhhC8ns plan to Keep u continually
.rfUrr thr senate uniil the vote b.
rlDh,l and leaders II both parties snld
Ifti, dI I-HIUr was anticipated.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-11

hAfhlNN ANNf'h W. Naft"hNs
Every member ~ tho senate cNcop,
rix. Mr. Reed stated. voted for one 81
uorc - thr t.o,irc r,'s. r,ations -
u1unc,d hy M, president. Tho pres'.
asrt ur democratic srulturs Who Vutrl
f.s r,r.r,utiurs viii fsc, r,pudiation NJ
San Francisco D., added. : nliur John.
.,n said o., had consistently opposed
thr league of nations tn its original
form and with the reservations append.
81 and added
THE league presented to us wu~
either r1r,i or a bad thins n Il wns
ns r,fsl af fhr president and his as-o-
riatss ins.~ffl u required neither
amsndmrn. rHr re- ryatious n u
was as had ~ W. insisted. neither
am.adnant uor rc1eTvation could make
IA good"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-11
Two Truck Loads
Liquor Is Stolen
BY Masked Robbers

~ As.oeisted rfess
KANSAS Ci1N. MAY I0-liyc un.
masked robbrrs today held up the siorr
rooms of a formrr Saleon here and
droyr away With two truck leads ol
whlslsey valued nj seo.0oo.
The proprietor was forced 90 oprr.
ATE an elevator while the robbers car.
tiri the whishcy from the third story
to the street and placed u in motor
trucks. Then he and clcrk werr
bound and gagged and the men made
their escape.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-11
Illinois Republicans
Instructed To Support
Lowden at Convention

spRINGFIEI.D III. May io.-illi.
nols republicans In state convention
here to-day. elected ten delcsaies a,
large to the national convention ana
unanimously adopted resolutions pfovid
ing that the delegation vote for Gov.
crnor Frank a. iowden of Illinois. for
the presidency az the Chicago convcn'
ton until rclcarod from such vote hy
the governor. Each II IN" delegates a,
large viii have four0fths II a vote.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-11
High Prices Blamed
On Spectators BY
Wholesale Grocers

" tsso~isird Press.
ST. Louis MAY iO.-Speculators are
rrsponrihlc for the high cost oi living
according io delegates to the convcn'
tion of routhcrn wholesale groccrs' as.
nnciation. which opens here tomorrow
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-11
Wilson's Cali to Make Treaty Issue
Draws Criticism, from Party Leaders

Doe I#1 uu respect fHr men whose
tI.u. .h.utd with the VARYING
rHrHIHf vina 90
Isrsan Wants Ratification.
vr Ir,Hu. no his home in r1ori11.
.Hwmai Die declaration frr immei
nf. ratification hy iunf action ~ r.,
rrUHlu and democratic friends In or.
d.r fH take ihr issuo ont ~ the cam
uaisr
Tho rrar.Irrt's domnn1 That tn
tr,atv shall he accepted exactly as h.
brought 20 from Versailles b. the finest
eh.m of urcmc,iitatod pa'iiic1l suicide
,a' devised senator Reed said "On
srch platform as tho president Do
rauds it is mv orninn that we vii
'i... every state north ~ the MasnF
4ra iaisoff ilne and that the slid seail
win D. broken"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-11
TALES OF FIGHTING AND MANY EXECUTIONS
IN MEXICOS REVOLT REACH OUTSIDE WORLD
THREE STATES IN SOUTH
are STILL HOLDING OUT:
CARRANZA HELD PRISONER
ny ThE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

VERA CRUZ May l0An official bulletin received here from
Mexico City, that President Caranza on
Mexican railway between Apizaco and Esperanxa add that
commission has been dispatched from the capital approach
rama and offer him guarantees.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-11
Nearing l. Candidate.

scott Nearing formerly professor l
economics at the universities "f Penn
ryiynnin and Toledo. u leading 60"
did,i. fur the vice presidential uoininl
iipn The lullquit platform includ'
ing tho declaration of principles over
.,,bi,b tb. prinriral fight b. hiring
Warcl. include tn following
"Thc alcinllst party desires the w"rh'
e., of America to take tho ccon"mt'
aud political p1wcr from- the capitA'
'llfs
"rhr earmlift u,rtv. when In p"liii
,al runtrUl proposes to r"'rgnni7" ih'
government in form and substance 80
ns to change % from "a tool ~ repression
into an instrument u social and indu u"
trial service"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-11
Coveted Decorations.

The admiral Mr. Daniels said. de.
rircd {" acccpt the offer If the king of
England that he become an honorary
member of the British admiralty an
wrote complainIngly" when the d..
p1r'mcut declined to allow him to ac.
fw th" appointment Sims coveted
.nrcign decorations and apparently
placed moro value on them than or
h"u"If hiT own government could h..
tow. Mr.. Daniels declared. aud in pub.
lic speeches minimizcd the United
SiairT' part in the war and gave a
maximum of consideration to the Brit.
ish
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-11
LODGE To SO ] n D.
PARTY's K KEYN0T TE
At CHICAGO MEET
AUTHOR OF RESERV NTiONS TO
IEhGIE WILL PRESIDE tT
CONVENTION.
IS TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN
League of Nations Fight WIN Be
Touched tpon and Plank Indorsing
Modified Pact VIII BE Ne.
repird L. Belief.

lS Associated Prs.s
CHICAGO. MAY iO-Srnator Henry
Cabot l.ulg- of Massachusetts,. repuh.
lican senate header and author Of IN"
Lodge reservations tn the league uf na-
ilons covenant will sound the key-not''
Il Ia" coming presidential campaign 81
the republican national convention a.
Chicago June s
The committee On arrangements tu
day selected senator Lodge Tor temper.
AIRY chairman and voted to recommend
Ia the convention that some one els
be chosen permanent chairman tn r.
lieve Mir l.odg, of the strain uf direct
INK the entire convention. -Four years
ago senator Warren q. Harding ~
Ohio filled both positions.
Beveridge Considered.
The committees recommendation
according to several committeeman.
probably will pave the way for Abe
selection ~ former senator Albert J.
Beveridge of Indiana as permanent
chairman.
The name of Senator Borah. candi
date II the supporters II senator Hiram
johnson for permanent chairman. wis
not mentioned during the discussion
according to Fred rpham. national
treasurer Chairman VIII a. Hayes ~
the national comraittee reported on con.
ferences held last week with senat"
leaders No Washington where senator
f.odee's Selection was urged by Sen.
ators Knox Brandegec and others
VIII Discuss League.
Party leaders said the league of ma.
tions fight undoubtedly would be
touched on by senator Lodge and that
a plank indorsing the peace treaty an
the league covenant with the reserva.
tions voted by the republican majority
IN congress would be inserted In the
platform.
Lafayette y. Gleason. secretary Il
the last two republican conventions
was again chosen temporary secretary
Six assistants three men and thrc,'
women. also were named They aye
Mrs. Guy Ganuctt of Maine: Mis-
Jeanette A. Hyde of t'tah. Mrs chic
Adair Morgan uf kan.ss. Richard
Beamiss of PENNSYLVANIA; Harry Giov.
anolli of Kentucky and Fred Wilson ~
Missouri.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-11

w - sshfN i'ff~H
NEW YORK. May i0-Shouiing f'r
the radicalism of German. French.
Italian and Russian socialism. the Hi
nois delegation o. the convention of th'
rocialirt party 81 America today
launched q concerted attack ON "cun.
scrvatiyc" leaders and their platform
demands Tor popular administration "
private property FOR the benefit ~
all"
Following introduction ~ n "dcclnrl.
tion Of principles" and party platform
drafted under the leadership of Morris
lIilluuit, th' fighting minority" from
Chicago lead their state into what may
develop into a party warfare of threat
cning aspect. II was stated to-day.
Gains Floor Amid Tumult.
when the "lIillquit platform" was
ihmitt'd with the motion that Il be-
adopted, Holland ~ Chicago. under
r'rtrncr for violation uf the war time
espionage act. gained the floor amid a
tumult of waving handr and shgl
4 don't lik" this platform ut an
he cri.d. II contains nothing bat nice