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Foley's
Honey and Tar
COMPOUND

Is PLEASANT TO TAKE, and
.oo,bs The raw, indamed surfaces; stops
the rsspine. ,tranglins feeling in the
throat. II j. made OF the Purest. hesn-
eat and finest ingredients to be had, con-
ta;ns no opiates or other harmful drugs,
and costs twice as much to make as
any imitation OF il.
Every User . Friend
my htil. boy bad a severe sraes y sfvog s,,
"a / hop.stlv Believe he would have oisd =
80 net been for Foisys Honey sna Tar.
-, relieved him and be went % slssp sha
,ss ,,a,,hlsd 90 ore.''-Mrs. W. a IhsFniSn.
y s525 w IQth ST.. Little Rock. ARR
81 am IN my rishty.sersnth year and rs
,-o,hIrd With tickling IN my throst- an
slsd to tell you that F9legs Honsg and N.1 & a1S
FoIev., Honey and Tar is recon-
so5s4 for coughs, colds, hoarseness,
tickline Of the throat. spssmodic efouP;
s.t@a mbnon.ne cough, Ia grippe and bEonehiai
coughs.
y b Danforth. Second and Market streets
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SHOES

Are very expensive. You cannot afford
10 have them butchered, therefore 70 get
the best results you should have them
mended by our expert workmen with
our reliable materials. Fine hand sewed
work.
Modern Shoe Repairing Co.
202 West Ninth Street. Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-13

Gifts for readers? See classification
64-A in the Want Ad section today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-13

Additional death notices. received too late
for this column will beSfound on Financial
Page.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-13

Gifts for the housewife7 See olassifca-
ton s4-A in the Want Ad section today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-13

MONEY BAck
Take thia book Isl ua
examine a cArcfuliy.
4 you are not sausncd.
return Il within forty
eight hours ana MS
paper yin rofund y0uH
money.
CLIP COUPON
TO-DAY.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-13

Large type. all new
easy on the eyes.
Full OF information
needed daily IN homs
and office.
Illustrated W | { h
pages and double pages
OF color and duotune-
Richly bound In black
seal grain.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-17
TEXAS GOVERNOR
PAYS CALL UPON
PRES|DENT-ELECT
TELLS HARDING THAT STATE rs
INDEED GLAD To EXTEND
HOSPITALITY.
Then VISITS MATAM0R0s
Confers nj Municipal Building With
Sen0r Cara Expressing Hope
That Brighter Era Has Come
for Mexico.
Bv Aasoeisted Press.

uv ANofteted Ffee9.
BROWNSVILLE. Tex. Nov i6.-Com.
ing Ia Brownsville. on an informal mis-.
sion of interstate as well as information
al harmony. W. y. Hobby. democratic
governor Of Texas. extended the states
fluctuations to President elect Warren
u. Harding today and then crossed the
Itio Grande and exchanged friendly
greetings with the Mexican officials of
Matamoros
Tho governors private car backed up
beside that Of Senator Harding's shortly
nfter nom. and the meeting between the
two took place soon aftcrward at the
home of II. II. Creager where Mr.. Hard.
ing In staying They remained togcth.
Or for an half hour. Mr.. Hobby nssur.
ing the distinguished guest that the
state was proud IN entertain him and
Mr.. Harding expressing his npprecia.
iion of the reception Texas had accord.
ed him.
Before he crossed the border. the gov.
crnor also reviewed the fourth cavalry
squadron nj IT. Brown. In n special IA.
rade In his honor.
Tonight he delivered an address at
the community house.
In Matamoros Governor Hobby went
directly 10 .he municipal building. where
he was welcomed by Jose do La Carza,
president ~ the municipality.
He told senor Cara that he believed
a brighter period was dawning for Mex.
leo. and that the good people of the TO.
public had attained power. He express.
cd hope that the relations between the
two countries would continue TO grow
more friendly. and Senor do In Cara
replied that In both his personal and
official capacity he reciprocated the
sentiment.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-17

WICHITA FALLS. Nov. iG.-Fully
five hundred armed men In automo.
hiles. assisted by two low flying air.
planes. SEARCHED the vicinity ~ Lake
Wichita Tor hours this afternoon seek
Ing Joe Torres. Mexican driver of an
automobile who brutully killed i3ycar
old Archie Martin early yesterday al.
ternoon.
Failing In the search. the mob
dwindled To about two hundred deter.
mined persons who continued an In the
cold even after night fall 80 intense
was the feeling among them that II
was accepted as n matter of course
thu, Torres would bc lynched II caught.
Torres struck the hoy while speeding
away from motorcycle officer. who
had arrested him. The boy fell ON the
front ~ Torres machine The Mexican
increased speed. dragging the lad a full
block. Rolling over street car tracks.
tho cars humping dislodgcd the lad
and he fell under the automobile both
front and rear wheels passing over him.
Torres merely Increased speed and
escaped.
His abandoned car was found thSi
afternoon. A farmer who had lodged
him last night learned through the
newspapers that he was being sought
and attempted to bcguile him into stay.
ing while officers could bc found.
Torres. however. obtained copy ~
the paper himself and panic stricken.
hurricd from the house. leaving his
car. lie In known to he pcnnllcss. and
his capture IN believed a matter ~
hours
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-17
MARKETING WHEAT
NOT WITHIN PLAN
HOWEVER. n AP.
POINTED TO STUDY THE I'm.
TIRE SITUATION.

CHICAGO. Nov le--on behalf q the
farmers marketing committee number
u. recently appointed boy the Nm"rican
f,rm bureau federation. G. Y. Gregory.
editor ~ farm Journal here. today H.
sued a statement DENYING that the COM
nittor had ndor',d any plan fir innikct'
ing wheat tccpt rep1dta rad Slid that
The rcmmitiec. ~ Witch ~ ,ircc1fN ~
q incn'r,r. 'ar about % .lof a gihi;
wheat combine
Tho committee " - vef appointed
o. study nln marketing an work at
rams t. pfcv,ui fluctuations ib rri,c'
which so q. llrdshil both % f,odu,et
,nd sunu"n'r." h. sad.
I'M . Fu' 'F ~ The commli'cc h =
surgcsied 80 tornnf.on of g,'iih SOM
hirc ~ 'ust' The federal 'r'i' com
mis-i,n l.ns not been asked e. advice
~ =" IN, '.IpUtion II an 'comb'ua
,hr e. s'inn ~ Il, ndlinr To- grain
crup of 1874 through a combine or ut
contracting with growers % deliver their
,rops tn such combine Tor q period
,f five to seyon years has never been
discussed bv tho committee and no pro-
pnsal ihei the government be- made n
Iarty 10 any wheat combine has been
made by any member ot the cotnmitiec.' y
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-17
Endowment Fund Is
Wanted by Legion

special 10 The News.
PARIS. Nov. Ito meet the de-
mands made upon Il by needy cx.scr o.
ice men and their families. the Paris
Post of the American Legion has com.
menccd campaign for a five million
frame endowment fund.
Care of cN service men overseas IN
sickness and death. Strengthening out
~ their lcgul tanglcs. obtaining em'
ployment fur them aud aiding th'
stranded to q passage home are few
uf the activities which keep the legion
post In the French capitol busy. The
value nf its services IL recognized semi
officially hy the American embassy and
the United states consulate which r.
Ter to its hundreds of appeals for all
from veterans
The post " prepared 10 receive sums
~ money from the relatives ~ de.
ccasrd soldiers fur the care ~ graves
In France on Memorial Day. Fifty
ccrcmAnics were held by lcginnnaircs 10
various parts of France last Memorill
DaV. and none ~ the American graves
In France were neglected
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-17
CHESTER NOW HAS
PRICE UPON HEAD
REWARD or 5000 OFFERED FOR
RECAPTURE OF ALLEGED
SLAYER or GIRL.


KANSAS CITY. Nov. iG.-Thc law en-.
forccment association. an organization
ot citizens. late today offered a reward
Of 5000 for the capture of Dennis
Chester. who escaped from a train latc
yesterday near Broken Bow. Nebraska,
while being brought here from Great
Falls. Montana. to answer charge of
murder In connection with the killing
% Miss Florence Barton. a society lead.
men.
The association was formed followin.
the killing ~ Miss Barton. who was shot
to death while she and her fiance were
driving In motor car on n suburban
Rad. Her fiance. Howard Winter. also
prominent In local social circles, was
wounded In one arm.
With the arrival here today of the
coach from which Chester escaped while
under guard of city detective. officials
turned their attention 'o ascertaining
how IL was possible for Chester 10 have
broken the two glass compartments of
the window. each of which was three
sixteonths ~ an inch thick.
According to y Bcaslcy, the city de.
tective who was In charge of the pris.
oncr when the escape vas made, Chcs.
ter went through the window without
warning a few moments after the train
had pulled out 81 Broken Bow.
Two private detectives who were as.
sisting In bring Chester hack said they
had left the staicrOom where the pris.
oncr had been placed and were out In
the coach when the escape took place.
Chester was arrested hV nriVnto do
tectivcs In Great Fails after chase
across several western states. A charge
~ murder was placed against him here
and the officers obtained cNtraditiun pa.
pcrs To bring him hack.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-17
C|C0TTE TOTURN
STATE'SEV|DENCE
WILL GIVE TESTIMONY TO con.
vICT FELLOW PLAYERS IN
RETURN FOR LIBERTY

CHICAGO. Nov. iG.--Eddie Cicottc.
White Sux pitcher. whose confession
resulted In numerous indictments by
the special Cook county base hall grand
jury, In connection with the 1919 World
Series scandal. probably win not be
punished Tor his part In the game
throwing. according 10 officials " the
states attorneys office. Cicotte will
turn states evidence when the men In.
dicted ara tried and his only sentence
viii be hnishment from organized
base hall. II was said tonight.
ID. 4. Cassidy. ~ Detroit Cicuttcs
attorney. conferred today with state
attorneys over the pitchers confession
and possible testimony.
Will Tell Same Story
At this conference. according to state
officials. Mt. Cassidy promised that
C1cottc would tell the court the same
story he told the jury.
While other indicted PLAYERS who
have voluntarily surrendered have been
required to furnish $4,000 bonds.
Cicottc's hail was fixed at s. 900 on the
plea ~ Mr.. Cassidy that Il would work
n financial hardship on the pitcher a.
force him Ia put up more than that
amount. Mr.. Cassady deposited $4,000
In liberty bonds as hail
While No official announcement was
made 10y the states attorneys office. an
official let II bc known that hut for
ricotte's testimony. the jury never
would have had sufficient evidence u
indlct more than one or two pes sons
and that there would he little chance
for conviction without the pitcher as
"a state witness
When Agreement Made
This official refused to say whether
agreement fur immunity had h-eu
reached with Cicotte before the pitcher
confesssd Hc also declared that ths
jury received evidence against a clul
Iowner ~ the American League and 4
hull player In the same organization
hut that NO indictments were returned
against these men because the jury
did not think the evidence sufficient 1,
convict In a trial.
Tn. hall players and gamblers In
dicted by the jury probably Will N
brought Ia trial In January. " wa'
said Judge Rol,.rt y. Grove, newly
elected states attorney. takes office N
December and u IN beiieved that imme
dlate prosecution viii be instituted.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-17
Death Of Actresses
Is Believed Due to
Bad Whiskey; Cold

CHICAGO. Nov. i6-The police 60.
night believed they had found a solution
to the deaths of Marie Ramey and LII
liam Thompson actresses. whose bodies
were found sunday IN Grant Park. WI.
liam Harris. n chaueffeur. surrendered
,o the police and told them he drove
the women and two men on ioyrid"
Saturday night. and that when the We
men became hoisierous they were taken
tn Grant Park and thrown out ~ the
machine The polic- said they believe 4
the deaths were du" to excessive drink
ing ~ homemade whiskey and expos.
urc II was said hy the pulicc that
Harris story Indicated the women were
not In condition t. help themselves
when left In the park. and that he cnld
weather was Instrumental In their
deaths
Bruises found on the bo,lies were ~ |
hv Harris. arcording to tha palicr o.
have been inflicted when the women re
sisted an attack by their companions.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-17
MINERS CAUGHT:
FLAMES RAGING
ny THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

by THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
EARLING, Ky, Nov. l6--Firc the opening Of the
Arnold mine mile east Of here has entrapped sixteen
and with the eonagraon growing in extent little hope Is
held Of rescuing them.
The fire, discovered late today, started from de-
feetive electric wiring in the opening and quick
y spread The mine Is drift mine with shafts, making
possible only through the opening.
The fire be heard blazing under the ground and
smoke is pouring forth in large volumes
The entrappcd, three white men and - negroes,
are three miles back from the entrance and feared they
will suffocate from the thick smoke. Any attempt at
cue thus far has been without result and effort 10
being made the air through the air shaft thus
keeping the smoke from the miners.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-17
Says That Agltators
Are Not Entering By
Canadian Border

OTToWA. Nov. ie.--Denlal Of reports
that llnlsheyiki agitators were slipping
into the United States across the Cana.
dian border BECAUSE ~ lack of passport
control by Canada was made today by
\ g blair. under secretary OF the de
nrtmeni of immigration and colontza-
tlun.
The laws of Canada. as well as these
of the United states. bar the danger
ous agitntor.' he sid. The statement
that Canada has abolished passport reg.
ulatluns II misapprehension. Canada
does not require a passport from 4
country bu, ali cther imsnietsunts must
have nassports." ,..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-17
Ateli Ready to Testify.

~ Aeaoeta.s<l fftss
NEW YORK. Nov. i6,-Abc Atell. ex'
pugilist, mentioned In connection with
the Investigation OF fixing of the
1919 World Series. voluntarily appeared
today nj the office of acting district At
torney Tailcy. Atell. who recently re-
turned from Montreal. declined TO make
any formal statement 10 the prosecutor,
hut sald he was available at any time
he was really" wanted by the author
tglaa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-17
Hearings on Ireland
Are to Start Today

WASHINGTON. Nov. si.-On the eve
of the opening tomorrow Of hearings
here on conditions IN ireland hefor .
commission appoint u by the commit
tee of 100 ON ireli IL 10 conduct the In
quiry, announcement was male tSniRht
that both the British embassy aud Ia
mon DE Valera. pre- n'l'nt cf the Irish
Republic. had been invitNl To he forrn'
ally represented at The sessions by
counsel or authorized spOke1nen. No
reply had been recei',d by the cCmn'is
sion tonight to thssn iavii liCns.
The commission was informed today
that passports had 'e'i glnrtrd IT, .cv
erai of the witnesses Z has invited u
come from Irclaui Tor ihs pdrposc Of
teetlfying.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-17
Posse u Searching.

OMAHA. Nch., Nov. ia small
posse IL dcputiycd citizens was search.
INK the territory In the vicinity o:
Broken Bow. Ncb.. In the hope NJ r..
capturing Dennis Chester who escaped
from train last night Up until
late hour today, no trace 81 the escaped
prisoner had been found and the sheriff
~ broken Bow callri for blood hounds
to assist in the search.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-17
MOTORCYCLE COP SHOT AND KILLED;
GIRL LATER DIES FROM POISONING;
NOTE LEFTBY LATTER GIVES STORY
sY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

1T WORTH No, is-Qun', nurnei captain the pce motor
s;t5
m gl Miss Bessie hing few minutes
to thc
emp batie mar
To
a u
ri table the
Ing They trindS about five years h said
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-17
American Ships Are
Rushed to Rescue Of
Citizens in Crimea

WASHINGTON. Nov. i6.-vice.Ad.
mirai HUE nj London reported today n
the Navy Department that he was send.
Ing all available American naval vessels
TO the Black Sea 10 evacuate Americans
from the Crimean area. He also saii
he had ordered the cruisers Chattanoo.
ga and Olympia. the fuel ship Jazon.
the Romapo, and all dcstroycrs In the
MEDITERRANEAN, 10 report To Admiral An.
drews nt Coistantinople.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-17
steamer Reported Safe.

~ Aeeeftntso ffcsA
BEAUFORT. n. C.. Nov. ls.-The
stcamship Makanda. which has been
a-drfit off Cape Lookout because of q
break down of boilers. has been picked
up. according 10 adyices received here
tonight.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-17
PROMINENT BAII.INGER
FOUND FATALLY SHOT
ny Associated Press

. ny Associated Press
= BALl.INGER. Tex, Nov i6.--
= H. y. Conn. prominent merchant
= and automobile dealers of this city
= of this city was found In the sor.
. wants house nj his home late thiE I
= afternoon with his head blown off
= and an automatic rifle near his
. side. Conn transacted business as
= usual during the afternoon. and I
. had shaved and talked with his
= wife few minutes before the shot I
= was heard. He In survived by his
. wife and two children.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-17
VICE CE-PRES|DENT
WILL SPEAK HERE
BOARD or CITY DEVELOPMENT
PERSu AIDES DISTINGUISHED
TO STOP Nov. 20

Thomas Randolph Marshall. Vice
President of the United States. will
speak Mt the First Christian Church Of
Amarillo ut 500 y. M. He will come To-
this city over the Santa Pc and vii, BE-
vnet nj that depot at iOl0 a m. by u
reception committee composed of A. 4.
Stinnett. Chairman. H. II. Nichols.
sumner NJ Ramsey. Major T. ID. Bar.
ton. W. H. Fuqua. u. \. Ware. j, W.
Crudgington. Frank II. JamiSon. W. u.
O'Iiricn. r. y. Durham. &. NJ. McCul.
louRh. J. II. Pritchard. Hay whcatlcy
Charles Fisk, u. Walker Hall aud !.
%. Gulckc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-17
Says MACHINERY
At SHIP PLANTS
WAS SACRIFICED
FORMER RESIDENT ENGINEER or
SHIPPING BOARD GIVES
HIS TESTIMONY
EMPLOYED IN TERRY YARD
When business Was Settled Up After
War, Iie Declares That i0i Mum.
bcred Vouchers Could Not
BE Accounted For.

NEW YORK. Nov. Machinery
and ship building equipment. valued nt
millions ~ dollars, was left out In the
open TO dcteriorate In value, months
after plants were closed down with the
|ending ~ the war. Paul ". MacNell, n
former resident engineer of the Ship.
pine Beard w the South Atlantic dis
trict testified today before the Walsh
committee Investigating shipping board
affairs.
MacNcll said he wus stationed nj
Savannah and had five men under his
supervision. his Immediate chief being
II. ~. Dillingham; nt jacksonville. the
district plant engineer. Just what his
own authority was he did not know he
said. but he assumed a great deal In
the endcavor a. straightcn out tnngles.'
Well Organized
lie said the Yards were well organic
ed. better perhaps than was the cmer'
gcnry fleet forces. for they generally
could get the better ~ the govern
ment organization" lie brought out
In his testimony the nam" ~ the Terry
shin Yards and the National Ship
UuIlding company and marine rail.
way organization over which he had
supervision Speaking ~ the national
ship building company. the witness
sald that work there had shut down
previous To his arrival On the scenc.
ON his own responsibility. he took
steps a. save M much of the exposed
property as was possible. lie involced
the properties as Ia quantity and per
centagc depreciation. hut not as To
value. Ills guess" at It's value was
baiwccn 81 500 900 and 81 600. 900. He
alro asserted In the auditing of the af.
fhirs ~ the plant lOi numbered
vouchers could not H. accounted Tor.
Building Tanlters
The Terry Yard had complete equip
mcnt and contracts for several tankers
and composite ships, none of which
was completed lie valued the equip
mcnt of this yard at about 81 100000
and added that while there was Suffic.
lent lumber at hand to build sheds Ia
protect The exposed machinery, u was
not done.
The marine railway. he testified. was
built ON land owned by a private indi'
vidual who had nn agreement Tor rental
of his property. with no specific amount
named
The witness said he had mo- criticism
~ the manner In which the wards under
his Jurisdiction were handled while they
were active. hut he did criticize the
manner In which the financing was
taken care ~.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-17
HARDING Invited
To VISIT MEXICO I
UPON WAY SOUTH
REPRESENTATIVE or GOVERN.
ENT AT INAUGURATION #

Nv Atnofntfu IftNts
BROWNSVILLE. Nov. is.--An carns
ast invitation from Mexican officials %
60 into Mexico during his voyage In
southern waters has been taken under
advisrment hy Presidcnt-flcct Harding.
should he accept his visit probably will
he limited TO short stop at Vera
Cruz ON his way from New Orleans 10
the Canal Zone.
iIe has been asked 10 60 into Mexico
city. hut he In Understood 20 consider ~
extensive a trip impossible because of
engagements elsewhere.
The Invitation was brought 70
Brownsville by Elias l.. Torres. who
said that In urging its acceptance he
spoke both for the Mexican foreign
office and for General Alvaro Obrcgons
the Mexican prcsldentelect
Makes Plea For Visit
In an hours conference with tho
senator who In spending here the last
day ~ his Texns vacation. Mr.. Torres
made special plea that the senator
h. present AT Obrcgon'H inauguration
IN thu Mexican capitol on November ~.
Mr.. Harding is represented by hts
friends as. wcigalng carefully two con.
sidoratlons before making decision.
II In declared tint he IN anxious 20 take
every step to cement relations between
the two republics. hut that on the other
hand h. II determined 10 30 nothing
that might be construed as an internat-
ional impropriety.
lie has told his friends that n he sets
foot on any other soil during his trip
ne viii de- ~ as private citizen ana
not In any sense ~ official representa-
tive ~ the United States government.
Aside from the two forces remain the
question whether the sailing arrange
ments already made by the President.
elect can be- 10 modified as 10 permit
call on the Mexican coast lie
leaves here tomorrow al 10 "A. m. ana
will take ship nj New Orleans Thurs.
day afternoon for the canal rome on a
vessel which even under present plans
IN to delay its sailing In order to accom-
modate him.
Fall nj Brownsville
senator A. u. Fail u New Mexico
who was chairman ~ the senate sub.
committee that investigated Mexican
affnirs. came tO Brownsville with Mr..
Torres and was present at the confer
ference between the Mexican envoy
and Mr. Harding After ward neither
Mr.. Torres nor Mr.. Harding would
make any comment. hut Mr.. Fall said
the talk had been a most friendly ono
and that u was his understanding that
an effort would h. made 10 80 change
the sailing schedule as to permit
short stop at Vera Cruz or some other
main port.
II was said however. that should a
change h. made u would not shorten
Mr.. llardings stay In New Orleans nor
interfere with his address Thursday at
luncheon there.
In addition to giving his attention TO
the Mexican invitation Senator Hard
ing devoted some time to the New
orleans speech and to correspondence
today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-17
WEATHER

West Texas - "Wednesday. rartlv
cloudy, warmer. Thursday partly
cloudy.