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The Little River news., 1920-04-17
Community Fair Association
 Elects the New Officers

Jones Community, April 15. - The Jones Community Fair Association met last Saturday night and elected the following officers and committees: i:
 w. F. Ferguson, president.
 T. w. Mast, vice president:
 c. H. Rettman, secretary-treasurer.
 Finance committee, U. c. Hogrefe, J. R .Gauldin, and c. H. Rettman : Speakers, T. w. Mast and J. M Young.
The Little River news., 1920-04-17
LIGHT PLANT BURNS
Officials Suspect Criminal Origin in
 Two Costly Fires.

Monroe La. April 13.-The Monroe Light and Power Company plant just rebuilt after having been destroyed by fife March 23 was again destroyed by fire early today.
 Authorities believe both fires were incendiary. All industrial plants here operated by electricity are idle. IL will require four months to com plete a new plant.
The Little River news., 1920-04-17
Wilton Club Meets.

Wilton, April 15--(SpeciaD - The Wilton Agricultural club met Tuesday evening at 3:3O in the school auditor ium with fifteen members present. Some unfinished business was discuss club were talked about. We adjourn ed to meet Tuesday night, April 27 at the home of Mir. and Mrs. D. l.. Pip kin. We are planning to serve ice cream at our next meeting.
The Little River news., 1920-04-17
FIGHT OVERALL CLUB
Birmingham Dealers Hike Price from
 $2 tG S6 Pair.

Birmingham, Ala, April 12.-While Birmingham's overall club organ ized to combat the high cost of cloth ing, was working overtime yesterday enlisting new members, dealers ad- vanced the overall trousers from $2 to $6 a pair.
The Little River news., 1920-04-17
Club Has Supper.

Oak Hill, April 15.-(Quite a crowd attended the pie supper here Saturday night. The sale of the pies brought $17.8O, which will go to buy records for the Victrola and to pay on the club pig.
The Little River news., 1920-04-17
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Jones Club Box Supper

Jones Community, April 15. - The Jones Club box supper brought $8.60 last Saturday night
 County Agents Geo. M. Johnston and Miss Gladys M Norwood were with the club Tuesday night
The Little River news., 1920-04-17
HOME BURNED
Home; of D. W. Wheeler Destroyed by
 Fire Recently.

Wilton, April 15.-(SpeciaD w Wheelers house east of town burned last week. Lumber has been put on the ground and new house. is, being erected.
The Little River news., 1920-04-17
FARMERS UNION ORGANIZED
Arkinda Citizens Organize and Name
 Officers.

Arkinda, April 15-(SpeciaD-The farmers have organized a farmers un- ion here with several members. J. HOff- man of Foreman was the organizer.
 Dr. E. B. Bayliss is president of the union at this place.
The Little River news., 1920-04-17
Re-EIected Teacher.

Miss Hattie Curran, who has been teacher in the Little Rock schools for several years, has again been re-elect- ed for another year She is an Ash down girl.
The Little River news., 1920-04-17
Ball Game.

The Hope High School team was in the city Friday afternoon to play the local school a game of baseball.
The Little River news., 1920-04-17

J. w. Copeland of Clinton, S. C., left for Prescott.
The Little River news., 1920-04-17

J. R. Fawcett visited his son and daughter at Idabel this week.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-07
Suffrage AmendmentLocks
Ratification By ID More
tat es To Be Effective

S,ates which have ratified the
lm6 6ndmcnt and In which presiden-
iial woman suffrage this year Is con-
ting, NJ upun the amendment be-
coming effective. include Arkansas.
aud Texas.
The suffrage of women In Ark
ansas aud Texas Is limited 20 stat
rrlmaries
Special legislative sessions to taxi
action on the amendment airead,
have been called for the next few
weeks nv oregon ana Idaho. Arizona
Nevada. Oklahoma. Washington AMI
Wyoming. whose legislatures do moi
met this year. also are expected t.
call special sessions 20 take action
on the amendment. Other states In
which the amendment probably will
De- taken up In regular sessions this
year are Louisiana. Mississippi. Nir-
glnia. Georgia. South Carolina aud
New Jersey.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-07
FARM LOAN ACT
BEFORE COURT
ARGUMENTS ON CONSTITUTION.
ALirN Of BIi.l NOW VN-
DER WAY

Informal Conferences.


WASHINGTON. Jan. G.-Argu-
ments on the constitutionaliiy of the
Farm Loan act were begun today In
the sunreme court and would b.
concluded tomorrow.
The appeals resulted from dlsmis-
sal by the federal district cour, Of
injunction proceedings brought by 4
stockholder TO Gnjoin the Kansas
City Title and Trust company from
investing It's funds In Farm Loan
bonds issued BY federal land banks
and joint stock land banks.
The proceedings are the first In
volving the validity OF the act 10
reach the -sIpreme court and IN or
der to make them a test case. the
Federal Land Bank Of wichita.
kansas. end the First Joint Stock
lank bank Of Chicago were permit.
ted by the lower court 10 become
PARTIES ol the suit.
Under permission OF the supreme
court the government also filed a
brief in support of the act
Constltutionality Of the statute T.
contested on the grounds that no
authority existed under the federal
constitution or its enactment or the
creation C land banks: that the Is.
suancc Of farm loan bodns was un-
authorized and that provisions OK
emnting -srch bonds from federal
and state taxation also was invalid
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-07
ASK C0NGRESSF0
MILLION AND HALF
To FIGHT RADICALS
MORE THAN $500 REDS Now
AWAITING DEPOR-
TATlON

WASHINGTON. Jan. c.-Deter-
mination OF the government TO
carry ON 10 the finish It's fight 10
nd the nation of communist ana
communist labor party members.
more than 2.500 OF whom now await
deportation proceedings rs a result
of the recent nation wide raids. was
seen IN the request transmitted to-
DAY by the department OF labor To
'congress for new appropriations az
IgregatinE s 100000 10 be used IN
the enforcement ot laws against
radicals and for their deportation.
While congress was giving the re-
quest preliminary consideration.
from the temporary headquarters of
the Russian soviet. located less
than three blocks from the depot
ment of justice building. there was
issued written statement by $.
Nueogteya who said he was secre-
.tlry % Ludwig e. 4 X. Martens.
self-styled ambassador to the Unit
cd States from the Russian soviet
government. setting forth general
charges against department of jus
tice agents. These charges were
That department AGENTS had active
ly pariicinated IN the formulation ~
ONE 80 the pianks in the commun-
ist and communist labor party plat
forms which. the statement said.
nov form tn basis of the persecn-
tion of thousands OF people. NJ
other charge was that the chief
figures In such celebrated homb
plots were agents OF a similal ma
.turo."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-07
Large Judgment Affirmed.

W NsHNtAiifH lff~Hs
JEFFERSON CITY. Mo-. Jan. G.
The Missouri SUPREME court today
affirmed 100000 judgement
against n. CLAY Pierce OF New York
In favor o f,he National Bank Cf
Commerce Of St Louis
The suit had been In court over
five years and involved ten thous-
and shares OF the Nashville Terminal
company. now part of the Tenn
cSsee Central railroad company The
bank claimed possession OF the stock
as collateral security for $7o0.-
o00 loan adanced by the bank Ia
the company Mr. Pierce. a large
stakeholder In the company. neso.
tiatCd the loan. Il was stated. hut
contcndcd the shares had never been
pledged. as securities for a..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-07
FAVOR INDUSTRIAL COURT
HILL URGING SUCH STEP IN
TRODtCEB IN KANSAS
HOUSE.

Spf c' io ihe New.
TOPEKA. kas.. Jan. G.-Bllls Gre
ating a court OF industrial relation
for tne settlement OF labor disputes.
providing drastic punishment for
radicals operating In the state aud
empowering the authorities TO deal
vigorously wit h,hose who profiteer
In necessities, were introduced at the
special session OF the Kansas legis-
lature.
Discussion Of the court bill occu-
pied the greater part Of the session
In The house. In the senate the
measure was referred 10 the judic-
larry committee and hearings will he
held az which labor leaders are ex-
pected TO appear and show why
they oppose the legislation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-07

~ as.ccistcd rrzs
NEN YORK. Jan. 6.--Actlon of
the Rhode Island aud Kentucky leg
islature today In ratifying tae led
eral woman suffrage amendment
brings the number OF states which
have accepted Il to twenty four.
Ratification by I. more states l.
necessary before the amendment b.
comes effective and officers NJ the
national American woman's suffrage
association today declared they
would conduit an active campaign TO
obtain the necessary ratifisaticus be-
fore the presidential primaries n
April.
Woman of twenty one states. In
ciudiug Rhode Island. will enjoy
p.esid, nlial suffrage this year 70
rardlsss of whether the amendment
becomes effective before the prcsi-
dental primary. according 10 SUI
frage association officials.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-07
Charges Officials
Help Plan Radical
Party Platform

g. Assfrtalsl : rsss
WASHINGTON. Jan. "a writ
icn statement issued 20 the press to-
'rhi hy $ Nuorteva, who said he
..- rr-rr''-y 20 Ludwig &. 4. X
NH nhassador TO the United
States for the Russian soviet gov
.Hu.rf '8r "a that agents OF ~
sep r'meni of ius'lce had actively
participated" IN the formulation Of
communist party platform planks.
"Vhich now torn the basis Of the
persecution % thousands Of people "
The statement also rsser as t..i
I'VE can prove tha' the chief tiggg'
~ such cs'cbrHfod nnrb r'O's we're
agents OF a simiiar nature. aud IT,
some other rsfiral activities nov
said ~ have halu i7st.tutcd b. "a
SLAMS. were in reality managed and
Inspired By secrct service agents"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-07
Refuses to Allow
Berger to Speak

~ tssnriaisf frss
JERSEY CirY. Jan. e.--Victor l..
Berger. representative elect from
Wisconsin. was escorted out OF Jersey
CITY tonight by the police. His de-.
parture followed promptly his ar
rival In the scheduled role OF prin.
cipal orator az meeting With
Berger went Oscar Ameringer. his
first lieutenant. also advertised as a
speaker. The police refused 60 per-
init the meeting 10 be held
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-07
JrlIieoc Gncs 90 Kc, Mc.i

WASHINGTON. Jan. admiral
NiscoGni Jellicoe. the ranking off,
Ger OF the British navy. left Wash
ington late TODAY for Key West. en-
route TO Havana, after having I
specte1 the uniiei states naval
academy az Annapolis and the corrs
OF cadets. Admiral Jolllcoe and hi,
staff officer declared that Annapo-
us would rnnk on nar with an In
siituiion of rs Kind IN the world.
AZ Havana the cruiser New Zea-
land Is waiting to take the party
either To South Africa OF England.
the destination 20 be announced
later.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-07
Charges Against
Mooney Thrown Out

n, ,sso~ia'eA pres-
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 6.-Thrce
Indictments against Thomas ].
Mooney. two against Israel Weinberg
and two against Mrs. Rena Mooney.
wife of Mooney. were dismissed To-
DAY In superior court All were on
chaggcs of murder growing out oi
the homh explosion during the pre-
raredness day parade July. 1915.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-07

Jury Out Ten
Minutes; Finds
Murderer Guilty
By AssosiA,,d Press.

bf AfsostAtsd frtss.
NEW YORK, Jan. G.-one OF che
swifiest murder trials In New YORK
state ended late today when a jury
N BROOKLYN. after ten minutes de-.
liberation. found Frank J. Kelly. no
gro. guilty of murder in the first
degree for staying Catherine Dunn.
a maid In the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
clarence Sporry Clark lest Deccm.
ber II. Next Friday he will ne son-
fenced TO die IN the electric chair
ct sing Sing prison
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-07
~ RADICALS CAUGHT
~ IT. LOFTS RAID

ST LOUIS. Jan. twenty one
alleged radicals arrested last night
and today hv department OF Justice
operatives working oit Of the local
office. are being held for inyestiga-
tion. Nineteen we're ap9rchended IN
the Mount oliver Illinois. coal fields.
IS miles east g: here and two In 81.
Louis
Large quantities of alleged anar-
chisti, literature we're seized.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-07
TEN INJURED IN WRECK
! I'VE CARS JUMP TRACK NEAR
LEBANON. TENN.
ESSEE.

% A.sosiatci Press.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. Jan. 6.-Louis-
vile and Nashville train number 20.
running from Knoxville. Tenn. TO
Louisville. was derailed and five
~ went over an embankment at
Ncw Hope. near Lebanon late to-
night. Late reports received here
aid ten persons were injured. sever
al probably fatally.
At the l.. and y. offices here. u
was said tina; relief trains had been
sent to the scene Of the wreck and
was bringing the injuref '.ouis-
VILE.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-07
RADICALS READY
FOR DEPORTATION
By A..ocin,sdPos

u ~ T|TEI ~
BOSTON. Mass. Jan. 6.-The four
hundred alleged radicals gathered In
federal raids In New England last
week gave voice today TO their de-
sire TO accept deportation without a
legal battle Meeting In the house
OF correction at Deer Island. where
they ara being held. they discussed
then plight aud then. cries OF long
live the soviet" agreed to go 10
Tree Russia" described by one OF
their spokesmen as the land of
true liberty
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-07
CARPENTER ACCEPTS
DEMPSEY CHALLENGE

w HHHHffl w.
PARIS. Wednesday. Jan. -
nescamps. manager for Georges
Carpenter. aired las. Coffroth.
manager Of the Tiaiuana Race track
last evening accepting the lattcr's
terms for a championship boui be-
tween Carpenter and Dempsey In
t'rr rr'-1. Tho onls cxeeption taken
W. relative 20 the length of the
I.fIIr C1~rer''er heinr unwilling
tn H 80 ovr- H'fr0r rounds iud "a
ru.ng ten rounds.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-07
Mar,li Cras Opens

~ .hHf'fAaAh iftNt
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. G.-Whh
the pageant aud bali OF the Twelfth
Night Reycllers a secret carnival So
cicty OF New Orleans. here tonight.
the Mardi Gras season was officially
opened FOR the first time since 1917.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-07
TREATY ACTION
AWAITS MESSAGE
Of PRESIDENT
NUMEROUS MINOR CONFER
ENCEs BETwEEN SENATOR'S
ONLY DEVELOPMENT
LETTER TO Be SURPRISE
kcndrick "Niild Reservation" Plan
MAY Form BASIS For Solid
Dcmoctatic Siard.
l. Belief

Ey Associa,ed Press.
WASHINGTON. Ian. 6-Disposi-
tIon was evidenced hy leaders Of ell
senate factions today to await Pres
ideni wilson's message To the Jack
son Dav dinner of democratic lead
ers Thursday before taking any fur
iher action In the German peace
treaty situation.
Informal Conferences.
While numerous indiyidunl and
informal conferences continued to
day between Senators. spokesmen OF
the various groups said they did not
expect any move In the senate until
after President wilFn's letter is
made public.
The only development today in the
treaty controversy was the inaugu.
ration of discussion between a few
democrats and mild reserv ltionists'
republicans. over mild notifications
said Ia have been prepared by Sen
ator Hendricks. wyoming.
Verbal Changes.
The mild reservation" leaders. Il
was stated. were told that the Ken
drick suggestions might. with mod
iilcations. form the basis Of virtually
solid democratic support. The Ken
drick reservations were reported 10
involve verbal changes and elimin.
alton of the preamble of the Lodge
reservations and considerable chang
es In the Lodge reservations affect
ing article ten and the, voting power
Of the league Of nations.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-07
Kentucky Ratifies
Suffrage Amendment

FRANKFORT. ~ Jan Rlti-
'Ncliion of the fcicr1 woman sal
frarc amendment abs comninirf
hv 'ie Kentucky lre klature TODAY
The house of renras ifnfives vnf -
q 10 % ard the s.nsle 80 % N o.
ratify the amcrdmenI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-07
Ranquct Monday


uGnrNsnURc. n. ". Jan. g.
United states Customs agents and
i.,.' 7-. seized so0 cases OF Can
admn eliskrv today. The whiskey
~ . q n CIR OF hay which was
e,rs.-asg' IRON Montreal to New
grk. \. n firm.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-07
DINNER THURSDAY
WILL BE GREAT
POLITICAL AFFAIR
AsPIHaNTS FOR NOMINATION
WILL PUBLICLY DECLARE
VIEWS.
CANDIDATES WILL SPEAK
speech By B.gan Aud Letter From
President WIN lIe Features Of
ncmocfFiic Gathering.
Tomorrow Night

Ry 4 aocinicd Fras
WASHINGTON. jan. G.-Prospcc-
tive candidates for the democratic
nomination for president will meet
zach other and publicly declare their
views at the Jackson day banquet
which Is To concluded the meeting
u the democratic national commit.
tee Thursday.
a dozen speakers are on the pro-
gram. made public today. and they
include mCst of those who have been
prominently mentioned as presidcn-
lial possibilities.
Many Speakers ON Program.
Besides there will be read a mes.
sage from President Wilson. possibly
touching on a third term and on the
peace treaty and letter from vii
lam q. McAdoo former secretary OF
the treasury. discussing some of the
issues likely 20 enter into the cam.
paign.
Bryan Holds Interest.
Interest in the banquet particular
ly with regard to the positions 10
he taken by President Wilson and
Mr. Bryan. greatly overshadowed
'mong tho assembling committee to.
nirht the real purpose OF the meet
ins which Is To select time and
place for the national convention.
No further light was shed during
ne day on the probable contents OF
/ ir. Wilson's letter or Mr.. Bryan's
'neeoh and Il was indicated ihatrhc
nteniions Of both would be kent
afer cover until Thursday night.
limit % twenty minutes hos haen
-ugresied 10 the speakers. hut Chair.
nan Cummins said today that there
would be no attempt TO put restr1int
on the subjects discussed. None of
ne speeches would be OF KEYNOTE
'haracter. he said. but each speaker
would say what he chose withou,
binding anyone but himself.
National Convention,
Ot the six cities asking for the
,ational convention, Kansas City was
ne first To begin active work among
The arriving committeeman. Head.
lnariers were opened by r.. NJ. Glen.
denine. secretary OF the Kansas civ
chamber OF commerce and literatnrc
was distributed describing the city's
convention hall and hotel and rail.
road facilities.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-07

sim Lease. a diei-in-ih'-musiache
rrrlhlIrsn isa cannlydate fer a.
pre office In 1921 Theirs some
wonderful hack handsprinrs In IN
hool of experience athletics. but
IN aandln' broad jumps are very
fOw.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-07
MEXICAN BANDITS
MURDER TWOM0RE
AMERICAN OIL MEN
TWO SAILORS ARRESTED AFTER
STREET FIGHT sENrENC-
ID 10 JAIL.
PUNISHMENT IS DEMANDED
State Department Cables Embassy
To Urge Caranka Government
Hiring Mur,lcrcrs
To Trial.

~ Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. Jan. G. Receipt
By tho state department late today
OF adyices that two more American
oil men. +. J. Roney and Earl Bowles.
had been murdered by Mexicans In
the Tampico district OF Mexico was
followed by instructions to the Am.
erioan embassy In Mexico City TO
urge the Mexican government To take
every possible step 10 bring about the
capture and punishment OF the mur-
dcrcrs.
Sailors Imprisoned.
The state de.ertment was also In
formed during the day In q report
from the American consul az Mazat.
Ian. Mexico. that Harry V. Leonard
and Harry o. Martin. members Of
the crew OF United States subma-
rine tender Pocomoke. arrested IN
Mazatlan. November ~. after a
street fight with Mexican. had
been sentenced To two months Inn
prisonment. The report said. how
ever, that as the sentence dated
tack TO November ~ when the
'wo hlue-iackets were arrested. their
release should he effected January
70
rhe killing - Rorcy and Bowies
was funounced b. no iepar'mon, u
the following s'liemert.
Details ~ Kiilng.
"N Tmp.co iisps'ch ~ me a.
rarlmeni oi stale nnnnuno,i today
inai u > ilouoy and Bari nnwiss.
( ANA Nicaus. ssrc rurasfea sesr pnri
i.ob0s. iH ga ioIiing station between
HnHicn ANA Tuvpam Mexico AMI
if1i their lndies were discovered
January : The men were employ.
ed o. the International petroleum
comnany
u 70 cpor'"d that the men were
suspected 20 have In their possess.
l0n nay funds OF the company.
The DEPARTMENT OF state todr,
rlploi insirrc'iors ~ the Amerlcnr
embassy ai Mexico City 10 immedi.
atcly urge the Mexican government
io issuc orders promptly TO put into
effect overy passlble mnlsure for
Tie apprehension and punishment OF
the murderers.
The department has called on the
consul 10 report further details re-
snrding the murder"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-07
WEATHER
Humidity Data

60 ut WpHnV.UIN-
West rnNas Wednesday unset
'i.d rrohahly snow flurries In north
portion. much colder: Thursday fair
continued cold.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-07
TOWN ENTIRELY !
DESTROYED WITH
1000 CASUALs
DISTURBANCE CAUSES CHEAT
HAVOC IN VERA CRuz
VICINITY
LARGE DISTRICT FLOODED
Intirr Garrison In One Town suf-
fcrs tasnaltiss--I,oasls Prac-
ticaliy Al destroyed by

0y Asssriatcd PrssS-
MENICO CITY. Mex. Jan. 6.
-couztlan was destroyed by
Saturdays earquake with -
90 caFlals. including more than
1000 dead. according TO off,
oiai reports given out here to-
night by presidential military
headquarters from adviees re-
ceived from Officers IN the Vera
Cruz coner Of the disturbance.
The entire garrison al Teo-
cello was killed or injured. The
dead numbered thirty and the
injured sixty.
Virtually all the roads In tho
surrounding district were
flooded or destroyed according
To the reports.
Three hundred dead are re-
ported a. Barranca Grande,
near Couztlan. The water level
az Port Barranca del Aqua
rose twenty five meters.
Inhabitants Engulfcsi.
~ least a dozen towns and Villages
IN ihc state OF Vera Cruz have beer
totally or partly destroyed. Calcah
naiio. Wi.h 600 inhabitants is report
sd Ia ne entirely engulfed. The coia
picio death toi' In al' probability
win never become definitely know
bocant oi the isolation Of man!
purelf Indian villages and the die
turtcd state ~ the country tendinI
70 msko communication exceedingly
iifiicnit
Ten stafes rest SHOCK.
Apparently ths earhonske VA
distinctly tell and shook ten Of tn
Ncsicau states centering its destruc
uVe force IA The state Of Vera Crus
rhrpurhont the afflicted area thous
an,h ere Steering IN the open be
cnuse ui lear Of a recurrence.
Relief vas started from the cit,
pl Veri Criz almost imraediete',
an, rccsini of word OF the teafl
aud destruction wrought. The GOV
eminent seat out forces OF men snt
rams iu bury the dead and aid ths
injured and homeless.