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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18
Nv As-o-i.,sd Pr.s.
LONDON. Dcc. l1.-William Smith

IIOWUII ~ TrNnH. Hnd Miss 'hnfIOiir
: lnrih II Denver. Cob. were mar
fi-d this afternoon In ~ Marrarots
Wprtmnster Ambassador John W
Davis gave away the bride. !. butler
Wright counsellor of the embassy. waa
N, hes, man.
M Howell WIS once second s"cre.
tary Of the American cmbissy. and IN
now secretary tu the legation IN
Prague.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18
Bandits Rob Kineen
Postoffice, Escape

TEMPLE. Texas. Dec. iT.-Forcing
an employ, 80 "a. p".nt ~ r"volV"r-
io open the vault and safe. two rohler-
pvi night ai'out ociock successfully
lsoi,d the killeen po-ioffico. obtain
irg postage STAMPS. THRIFT and war sae'
ln.ss stamps. draft. and money in th'
fmsuni of over $1,000. The clerk was
,h,n ordered into tho vault. luckef
within and the ruhbcrs escaped.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18
rOLICE RAID CRY on DUBLIN.
In p-cior O'Sulll,an Shot While Pas
Ing Through street.
Nv Associated Prss.

w NssH'thA'h ' Ffss
DUBLIN, Dcc. u The entire bust
ness section - Dublin VI. raided bv
the pulir' this evening. following the
shooting ~ district inspector oSulliyan
of Dublin castle Tn, inspector was
iassing n fancy fair in Henry street
by = Miss Moore 90 whom
be- was engaged tu h. married
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18
By Associated Press
WASHINGTON, Dec. I7.-After

hearing charges ot III treatment and
improper housing 81 disabled eN-soi.
dierf. 10000 uf whom are reported to
he suffering IN state hospitals and poor
houses. the house committee on public
buildings voted today to report favor.
ably the bill authorizing the govern.
mcnt % lease q proposed 81 600 900
hospital io be- erected M New Yuik
city 10y the state government.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18
ENACTMENT EMERGENCY TARIFF Bill BEING DISCUSSED
APPOINTMENT DECLINED
By SECRETARY TUMUITy
ry Associated Press

WASHINGTON. Dec. i7.-Joseph
T.. Tumulty. secretary to President
Wilson. announced today that he
had declined the appointment az
chief Justice of the court of customs
appeal. which had been offered him
by the president. and that he would
begin the practice of law In wash.
ingion after March 4.
Mr. Tumulty Eid he had no doubt
~ his confirmation by the senate. as
he had received assurances from
leading republicans that there would
be- no impedimcnt placed In the way
of a."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18
Well Known Lawyer Dead.

NEW YORK. Dec i7.-Ahraham
Levy. one ~ the best known criminal
lawyers IN New York died nj his home
here last night, II was learned today,
He figured In the Nan Patterson case.
'he Harry Thaw trial. the Miles Me.
Donald cae and many others.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18
~ Associated Preas.
DUBLIN, Dec. lin order 10 10

vent a surprise attack nt points con.
sdcrcd vulnerable. Dublin castle wns
bcing strongly fortified today ON tho
northwest corner al the castle the
street was closed and hlrled wire lar.
rlcades were placed.
Dublin castles weekly summary of
events In Ireland, issued today. con.
talns leading articles on the truce
talk" which II terms lust simple.
plain propaganda"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18
Unidentified Man shot.

" AHsoeiai-f ffsss
NEW YORK. dec. i7.-An unidentI.
fled man vas held up and shot early
tonight. short distance from ,h'
Dyckmnn Stree, station Of the inter
borough subway. he was taken to a
hospital.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18
ny Associated Press.
san FRANCISCO, Calf, Dec. IL

Miss Jessie Montgomery of Reno. N..
Vada. WIS cross examined today In tho
trial of Edmond tSpudD Murphy. pugl.
list. ON trial here charged with attack
INK her In AN alleged vice" shack early
Thanksgiving morning other mem.
hers of the gang. who ARE charged with
having attacked Mrs Montgomery. nrr
awaiting tTinl.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18
New York Editor Dead.

NEW YORK. Dee. a. Horatio Win.
slow Seymour. editorial writer for tho
New York Herald. and formerly con.
nectcd with Chicago and other western
newspaper. died here today. lie was
90 years old
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18
LATE NEWS
BULLETINS
TOPEKA. Kansas. dec. I,.-.rhe

Kansas wheat acreage Tor the coming
yrnr h. placed at 1886, 900 acres ,r sS
lcr cent uf the 1920 crop. In Tire Dc.
ml'"r report issued here today by Ed.
ward g. Paxton. agricultural stntinii.
can ior Kansas. with the Cnitci states
department uf Agriculture.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18
THREE DEMOCRATS.
DISCUSS AF FAIRS
WITH Mr.. HARDING.
ARE ASKED FOR ADVISE AND AID
IN fASIiIONiNG NATIONAL
PROGRAM.
BRYAN GREETED WARMLY
Reed Delighted With Visit hut Silent
With Regard to iIArdine's
Proposed Association
Of Nations.

MARION. Ohio. Dec. l7.--Wlth his
plan for an association of nations as
suminE more definite form. President
clsct Harding took into his confidence
'0iay three conspicuous democrats. WI.
liam Jennings Bryan. James W Gerard
and James A. Reed. and asked their ad
vice and aid In fashioning a program
behind which the nations can unite
Al three came ~ Invitod guests 81
the prcsidcnt.cloct and their consulta
tions with him were surrounded viii.
on air of warm cordiality. Aftcrward
Mr.. Bryan. u,king tho lead In express
ing qualification at the diy's develop
ments. declared his faith In Mr.. Hard
ing as nm honest and conscientious pub
llc servant whom the whole people
would trust.
The former secretary of state also
announced that he had found himself
IN agreement with the prcsidcnlclcc.
on fundamentals" ard added that hc
took a hopeful view uf the conferences
here 20 evolve a plan for world peace
Gerard Present.
Mr. Gerard former American am.
hasSador 90 Germany and during the
lest connected with TIL democratic cam.
Iaign Joined with MIR. Bryan In express.
ing satisfaction at the scope of the as.
sociation ~ nations conferences.
Senator Reed reserved Judgment of
ihp outline of an association laid before
hv the president.,lect, hut declared him.
relf delighted that one NJ irreconcilably
opposed 10 the Versailles covenant and
~ foreign cntanglements generally.
should have been invited to Mr.. Hard
ing's council table.
None Of thctn would discuSs In detail
the subjects touched on In their talks
with the president. elect. bu, II became
known that something more than scat.
tered collection of suggestions was Of.
fcred for their scrutiny. II II under
stood that although Mr. Harding's plan
Itill is far from complete. his talks with
leading men has given him the basis
NJ n scheme ~ world cooperation which
he II hopeful will bc practicable and
pcct ptablc to the nation.
Harding Asks support.
In all of his conferences from now on.
n " expected that opinions will be
rouRht with view to perfecting that
r,an ard ascertRining how far l, NAV
he expected 10 have popular support
In his talks today. Mr.. Harding Il
Understood TO have declared "A partlcu.
lar desire that In the end the proposal
should have no tinge of plrtis1nship.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18
ny Associated Press
CLEBrRNF. Texas,

burne High School clinched the North
Texas High School football champion.
ship todas by defeating the Abilene
High School. - To 20. The game was
hard fought and representatives from
several North Texas schools saw the
game. Cleburnc and the winner of the
South Texas championship will clash
In the n,ar future for the state title.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18
WOULD ACT As AN
EMBARGO AGAINST
ALL IMPORTATION
WHEAT. COTTON. WOOL. BEANS
AND LIVESTOCK WOULD BE
PROTECTED.
OPPOSITION IS OFFERED
Democratic Members Feel That Presl.
dent Wilson should BE Consulted.
Though Republicans Favor
Immediate Action.


WASHINGTON. Dec. if.--congress.
lonal leaders decided today that the only
way out ~ the maze NJ farmer relief
bills was enactment ~ AN emergency
tariff h. run for one year. and 10 act ~
nm embargo agninEt lmportatl0ns !,
would aply io wheat. cotton. wool.
beans. potatoes. livestock and meats.
Agreement of the Legislative leaders
wis reached NJ joint conference ~
members ~ the senate finance and
hnusc ways and means committees at
which determination also waE reached
TO press the proposed measure 10 speedy
passage Actual drafting Of the bill was
started late In the day by members of
the ways an dmeana committee.
Much discussion was evoked In the
conference relative Ia a choice between
n flat embargo and high tariff. hut
the house leaders held out against the
employment ~ han on importationE
IN peace time. urging that the age.old
custom ~ no embargoes except In time
az war he followed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18
Iiv Associated Press
NEW iOltk. bec. l7.-Edward v.

Gambler. former vire prcsid,n, of the
Atlantic National hank II this city. TO-
night foll cor Jumped from his office
ON N. t,n'h floor ~ the lank building
~ go liroadway and was instantly
kill'd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18

DUBLIN. dec. 1.-Two monosteries
We're raised by the military and podlce
In Dublin this morning. They arrested
two priests. one ~ them Father Dom
inic. who was chaplain 10 the late Ter.
cncc MncSwincy. The other priest was
released later. hut Father Dominic was
held.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18
Nv Asaoriaied Pres.
SPitI>GNALE, Maine, Dee. II..-T

searH'ilohuck shoes factories here an.
nuunced wax" reduction uf - pee
cent to-day effective Drcemh,r a..
Normally 600 are employed, ;., tie
'''torics have ~ running wi'n shor;
CttNs Of lat.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18

the house leaders held out against the
employment Of n han on importationH
IN peace time. urging that the age-old
custom ~ no emhargoea except IN time
0f war be- followed.
Rates Not Discussed.
The subject of the rates 10 be en-.
bodied IN the tariff measure was not
directly discussed. Members ~ IN.
house committee which will draft the
blll were Informed that the rates would
bc left entirely In them. Explanation
wns made that the reason the confer.
ence attempted no decision On rates was
hat such discussion might have r..
suited In breach. and the destruction
q the whole program.
Suggestion was understood % have
hecn made by democratic members ~
he conference that they seek an en-
nresslon n views u the president with
respect a. the relief tariff. Republicans
however. strongly opposed such a move.
he contention being made that II would
not bc known whether the bill could
ie passed until the final roll call. and
further. that the measure might not 10
20 the president In the form now pro-
posed.
a tentative bill by Represcnta Greene
republican. Iowa. has been practically
accepted M the basis fof the measure
for which early passage VIII he sought.
The ways aud means committee prob.
nbiv viii take II Up early next week.
six senators and five representatives
offended todny's conference. among
them being senators 6mo0t. Utah. and
curtis. Kansas. republicans; and Rep.
r.aentativcs Fordncy. Michigan. chair.
man ~ the ways and means committee.
aud Green. Iowa. republicans; and
Ralney. Illinois. and Garner. Texas
democrats.
House members said tonight there
were approximately $50 bills before va
rlous committees at this end ~ the cap
&" All aimed &C. offord protection for
49,, uitural products and give relief "a
the farmer In some form or other Doz'
ems of them vary little IN form. while
others range from the protection of ono
single article tn comprehensive meas
urcs embracing protection through TAR.
IFS or cnbargocs on every product OF
the farm.
II was believed the action Of m
house leaders would not change plans
e. pass the senate resolution 20 revive
'hc wnr finance corporation. This prop
nsition vns described as being aside
fro,n tho nariIrular ufnblem which the
house and senate are trying To solve Ia
shielding the farmer from falling prices
IN" action taken at iodhy's Joint con
ference. however. developed "A new fear
among some house members. While
declaring the plan 10 push through
tariff e enlarge proportions had their
support. they expressed fear that other
lines ~ business might seek similar
relief
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18

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Of coat, collar spotted with blood,
n necktie and Il piece of white shirt.
There also had been found Il heavy
walking stick, bloodied and with hair
in the blood.
! had not been sitting on the bank
five minutes when I was startled by d
shot from the nearby thickets, and n
bullet hit within two feet of where
was sitting, knocking off the bark Of
a tree. The report was not that Of
small shotgun such as Jed had car
rled. 1t was the report of rifle Or
pistol.
The Clipped bark showed that a bull
let. not shot, had hit the tree. and I
was unpleasantly conscious OF what
had happened. Jed had shot at me,
probably with large calFber revolver.
He could not have had rifle, unless
ne had one hidden In ire brush. I
had seen what he carried. not only as
ne left the house but as ha was dodg-
ing through the thickets.
1t likely was a pistol or = revolver,
and that was why he had Tissed me.
l was stupeiied for an instsnt, and
did not jump or start. | was notion
less, not even looking aroui,I, but
was thinking rapidly. a subcoascious
protective idea formed almost instant
", and when the next moment another
shot came from behind me, l fell for
ward on my face, rolled IA couple or
feet to bush. turned my face in the
direction from which the shot came,
got out my pistol and lay still.
After n minute or two which seemed
gerry long time Jeds face came In
view in the brush He looked malevo-
lent but seemed undetermined and
cautious. ! think he was uncertain
whether to leave my body where Ii lay
and have 1t discovered, or throw it into
the river and have my disappearance
unexplained. His decision was given
him by the noise of farm wagon APP
preaching on the road, and he disap-
reared ] was ready to shoot him II
he came near me.
was young and had youths coati-
dence, but nevertheless this event
would have sent me away from Hart
| ley III IL nuu NOT Dech ioi iHop'' """
Mrs. Sidney. They needed even my
small help and had to remain. had
to remain, but l had also to protect
myself. Another time Jed might moi
miss. on the way back TO the house
I thought out n plan which ] believed
would work. ! inquired for Jed aac
was told that he was with Mr.. Sidney
| Irinlyinn and
entrance gave him a shock which M
plainly indicated. His fright mad
him so ugly that he was comic.