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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10

John iObinson-l'au Lcfurgp
william Brewster--Ioc Durham.
William Penn-Enr Gordon Bishop
Progr"ss-Gcraldne Browning.
America Hazel Joslin.
Benjaminc Franklin Wesley Nc.
Donald
The little folks held the undivided
attention Il their audicnc. from the
first scene, depicting the Pilgrims go.
INK to %orship the solemniiv ~ which
was emphasized by a., soft chanting
q hymns by an unseen choir. tn the
final scene. when the entire east gath.
red upon the rostrum. liftirg up their
voices In the national anthem, Amer.
lea"
son has dream America In flowing
robes. appears before him and with "a
wave Of her wand brings forth all that
, future ~ three hundred years holds
tor the land uf his choice" The first Ia
appear upun the scene was Americas
children n host II little folks of various
izes. dressed In fluffy tnilntnn frocks
4 rainbow hucs who went through u
very pretty ana intricate drill After
which each character az given In the
hove east including George Washington
appeared IN" Sciences aud Inventions.
1 ty American g"nlus's, aud scheduled
to play so great a part IN her history
Hcrc also symhulizcd hy girls In flowing
C,r"ci.n cost Iin's. And the Spanish war
,nd World war veterans accompanied
| d, Red Cross nurses told uf she wars
and the hlood to h" shed ia the sacred
name 1t Liberty. but when the future
years. the years 10 follow 1929. ap.
reared. their forms shruudcd and their
/ faces yelled. no PETITION could induce
them Ia raise their wells, Tor even they
might not disclose what the futur" geld.
As each young voice took up the
well lovcd III" ~ America. swelling II
to q glorious Tacn, and bringing the
| .ntei tninmcnt a. q close. a murmur 81
| appreciation seemed to sweep over the
ntirc audience. Every one present had
| njnyod every minute 1T the entertain.
| nont. ant Miss Ilutchins. whose zeal
ms efforts brought II To- It's stat" NJ
| perfection. deserves great credit. as
yell AZ the young people who partlci.
rated.
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attend Wedding NJ Claiming.

Last evening 4 party from Amarillo
composed of Major !. D. BARTON. Major
W. II. Brownell. Captains q. L. Smith.
j. X. Boycc. y 4. Simpson ana Lea.
tenants r. r. Okane. W n. Hooper AMI
a.. &. Saunders motorcd o. Claiming
to attend the wedding of Miss Thclma
Mcqueen and Lieut.. Thomas II Collius
which was solemnized IN that city last
evening al = o'clock.
The bride Is one ~ Chnnning's most
charming Young women. and Is very
prominent In the social life of that city
Lieutenant Collins IL well known and
highly thought uf In Amarillo. havina
been member uf the Seventh Rcgi
ment which wns stationed AZ Amarill,
Tor some time during the early period
of the war. lie engaged In active sery
ice In France. participating IN som,
of the larger battles. aud was severely
gasscd I'm the Argonne.
Lieut.. Collins many friends In thi.
city will hear 81 the termination 81 thi.
delightful romance with pleasure. and
Join In extending 10 him hca,ticst cop
Eratulations.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
Announcement Luncheon.

cupid b. certainly achieving great
Fuccc's In his particular vocation TINS
spring and for Amarillo. during the
month ~ June. h. has To- his credit four
teen h"1its pierced with darts aimed
true. And II II whispered that there
are yet more to com" only those are
iu BE- kept secret fur awhile. The seN
enth June wedding WAS announced To-
,iny at q delightful fuui cuurs" luncheon
nt which Mrs ! y. Riggs entertained
numlar IT her friends.
III. colon motif for the occasion, pink
aud lh.. Was carried uut In artistic
detail IN the nuial decorations. l'utt''l
plants. ferns and pink garden roses
adorned the pirlurs. Will" ragged rob
ins. combined with fern. added a delight
ful floral touch Ia the dining room
Sweet peas and ragged robins were
utilized In adornng the fcstiv" board
chain center vases holding clusters OF
pink sweet peas. were arranged upon
q reflector. and this. entirely surround
ed hy the bright hucs ~ ragged robins
made most artistic contcrpiccc. NJ
each guests place q tiny chubby cupid
smiled from the curves ~ a wcddins
ring. and smile they ahould, fur each
held most delightful secret worded
something like this. Miss Frances
Neutrality-suspicious. r. Morris, wcjncs
day. June &C."
Miss Lillian llorshTugh acted as
tnastmistrcss. and during the luncheon
a number of toasts appropriate io th,
occasion were enjoyed Mrs. u. G. ID
Ilynum toasted the bride. Miss Fannl'
Mae Ruckcr. the groom. while Miss
Horsbrugh gave toast To married lifc
Besides the honorcc. covers were laid
for the following Mechanics =. Il. coop
cr. Robert Wilson. Bob Humphreys Jr.
u. G. u. Bynum, {. u. Auftin, Bernard
Tcel and Misses Lillian Hurshrugh. Fan
ME Mae Ruckcr and Katherine Riggs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
Miss Wolilin Elected 10 National Hon
o,ary Scholarship Fraternity.

AUSTIN. Texas June 9.--Amung the
~ Graduates who received degrees nj
The University of Texas ~ the regular
commencement, June :. was Miss Lee
Molrn Il. A.. from Amarillo. Prcsi.
irrt Robert Ernest inson Of the an.
yersity delivered the baccalaurcatc ser
ron Sunday. June g, and President W.
q. Biyyel, II the Agricultural and Me
thanical College of Texas made the
commencement address
The degrees granted were rs follows.
Bachelor ~ Arts. 233. Bachelor Of Busi.
cess Administration, -: Bachelor of
Journalism. .: Bachelor of Science IN
lIomc Economics. II: Bachelor 81
science IN Medicine. .; Bachelor oi
Science in Architecture. J, Bachelor oi
science In Civil Engineering. Z; Bachcl
u OF Science IN Electrical Engineering
%: Bachelor 1T Science IN Mechanical
Engineering. .; Degree Of Civil Engi'
pCor. 2: Bachelor " Laws. 81: Master
- Arts ": Master NJ Business Admin
inraiion. I. Master of Journalism. 4
r.achcrs diplomas were awarded To- 60
students Twcnty.thrcc graduates were
elected To- membership In Phi Beth
Kappa. national honorary scholarship
fraternity, which In the highest acl
.cinlc honor awarded at the University
a Texas. the eighth of the class max
Tag the highest record being elected
Miss Wolfliu was one of those elected
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10

Children that are affected by worms
are pale and Sickly and liable to con.
tract some fatal disease. WHITES
CREAM VERMlFrGE expcls worms
promptly aud puts the child ON the road
20 health Sold by All DRUGGISTS. e6c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
Amuserents
MIN ~ MiRyEi.OIs
ALTO WRECK stunt

The biggest. most daring auto race
ever filmed for n motion picture--a real
race over the course at Santa Monica.
California II shown In Tom Mixs new
Fox photoplay THE Speed Maniac
with Mix himself driving the car that
Is wrcchcd IN the contest. This pa grt
" now showing at the Mission Tn 'dtic.
Thousands Of people were lnIrd Lii
along the course to watch the race.
They did not know that the steering
knuckle an the car that Mix drove had
been weakened. and never dreamed that
the star was taking ncck.breaking
chances when his car turned n com.
plotc somersault and he was thrown out
on the road cry went M from q thou.
and thru,is. He's killed.
IN regards To- the Pnntagos hill NJ
the Doandi and Ilill's Comedy Circus.
win Iiill deserves n lot Of credit for
the skillful way IN which he has trained
the different animals In this act. con.
listing 1T many attractive features such
~ hlpo ribbon ponies in military drill.
acrohatic habonns. snmcrsaultfhg dogs
sunny Jim" one ~ the most unridc.
able mules with n wonderful kick and
then we have "Franciso." the educated
pony. beauty saucy and wise one who
qnrwcrs io hurting questions nv paws.
Gildcn a Phillips Jimmie Gildca and
joe Phillips in their ucw comedy of;""'
ng entitled AN In Fun shows these
two comedians In Just one riot afiei an.
other In the absurd things they do and
say.
The Bullcwa Girls three pretty maids
In some very artistic and daring tricks
On the tight wire. on which they dance.
run. walk and skin IN" rope
Eddie 4 I,amslcn. this Nv surprise
romcly ne, entitled Charles Visit la
PRODUCING singing aud talking during
which the man does some very funny
eccentric contoriion tricks
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
PAINS NEARLY,
DOUBLED ME- Up
Nothing Helped Me Until
Took Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Wyandotte, Mich-"For the last
four years ] have doctorcl oil AMI on
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
ny CORA MOORE,
New york's Fashion Authority.


NEW YORK. June 9.--ln goorgettc
OF chiffon over silk foundations. or Ia
any of the pretty printed silks, lowered
frocks are a sheer delight.
This morsel of rose spriggcd pussy
willow was designed and made for
Craze llallam. first bridesmaid In
Betty, he Good" at the Casino. II Is
q wonderful orient blue. with roses AMI
foliage In ncarnatural colors. The little
vest that shows between the edges oi
the surplicc waist Is plain, soft. dull
green. rs also is the sash which iica
French fashion. directly at the eide
The tunic T. In two straight sections
finished separately and mounted to the
brassicrc top 50 tina, the sides fall IN
graceful jnhots
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
MODERN HOTEL TO Be
ERECTED At CROW[LL

spe a IN The News
CI,OWEl.i. Tex. June . - Crowoll is
preparing a. build $4,000 hotel nn the
east sid" uf M" courthouse square" \
new Methodist church one If ia" most
commoloius and attractive In West Tex
as. N nov under course ~ erection
The wheat harvest In about on and hun
drcds II new people dr,Foming a. this
Territory
\ geological 1trvcy ~ the 90 ~
rt'ut. Aill g,un nt made fnr tie Fear
c,"in'r nuinhor q; Commerce - - tee.
n,inc the likelihood NJ coll In the CORY
IL -" survey - tIvurahlc strn ~ =
for's ,.'li nc "Irdc t. lrt, = Lu'.d, of
'l''' 81 tests pa; down IN Ire n'lr a..
turc. The SiElcr well " not flr fiom
the oastrrn boundary IT the county
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
Enieriains At Five Hundred.

Mrs. 7. 4. FnddOris rntcrteined Z
number of friends AZ cards Tuesday az.
ternoon. at her home. ios East Ninth
street. Garden flowers were utilized In
bcautifying the rooms. In which iva
tables were arranged Tor the game.
After a number ol enjoyable rounds of
five hundred. scores were summed up.
and Mrs a. Standbcrg. M holder of
highest. was awarded the prizc.i l@au.
tiful handpaintcd plate. Toward the
close ~ the afternoon delicious lee
course was served to the following
guests; Mcsdamcs l.. 4. Robinson. T.
NJ. ong. q. $. Bahb, W. \. Browne, >.
Standbcrg and ". T.. Thompson.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10

Of my head al times. Ny bowels did
not move for days and ] could not eat
without suffering. The doctor could not
help me and one day told my husband
that ! could not stand the pain any
longer aud sent him 10 the drug store
20 get M n bottle 81 lydia T.. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound AMI threw
the Doctors medicine away. After
taking three bottles Of Vegetable Com.
pound and using two bottles Of LYDIA T..
Pinkham's Sanstiye Wash ! could do
nv own homework II Il had not been
for your medicine ] don't know where
would be today and ] am never without
q bottle Of Il in the house. You may
publish this u YOU like that Il may help
some other woman. Mrs. NJ ARY
srypER, 10 Orange St, wyandOtte
Mich.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
STEER WITH HORNS
EIGHT FEET LONG
TO Be At REUNION
snrrini ~ TIC Nova

Las VEGAS. y VI. Juno Waller
Naylor. prominent cattloman. knows
where there is . steer with horns eight
feet long Each horn has one compete
turn in H. Several trombone factories
az s,id to hc negotiating Tee ine No'
les e. some body does not rh1I ~,
9tccr- for an ,.lk before July I. NI'nr
expects a. have him ~ IA, CoWJoy1 o..
Iniun here Tie, appearance, of r,'. a.'
ANNUAL m tins viciLity a yoar at the
first IL la.t July Is regarded ns remark.
able. Previous Ia that tia" u WAS not
unusual Tor peculiar looking beasts 90
be- seen occasionally
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
sEAM0N TO SPEAK ON
BOYS WORK At ROTARY
CLUB LUNCHEON TO-DAY

Rev. T. e Seaman. rector ~ ST. An.
drcw's church. and who ~ said To have
been the organizer OF the first troop
of boy Scouts in Amarillo. will be-
among the speakers nt the Rotary club
luncheon to-day Boys work viii ho
the i"atlr" m the program The ilov
S'"utl' orchestra will give several mum
bar Members are requested to bring
an, Boy Scout they may know ~ may
D." interested in On the meeting
District Attorney w. T. Miller will
speak of some IT the problems be- has
bad ls q public officer In dealing with
delinquent huys Guy saunders h chair
man ~ the subcommittee In charge Of
tho program. other members 81 the
committee are. ! VI Oakos. G T.. kisrr.
\. \ Meredith aud Horace NJ. Russell
III" front page ~ Wheels" the littlr
four page folder published weekly. "
used this week IN m.mopnm tu Mrs
Tho" Bentley Russell, wife 81 Horace
w. l<Hrll. SECRETARY 1T "a" Rotary
club
Acute, Chronic anc Netvou. Diseases
.. D. Bi,OMERT. u. @.
8 and Z Eakle Building, f'hose
iO2S or 2O3O for appointment.
Lady Attendant.
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@T(5I]fF@
RUTH J.. MEYER
RUTH J. MEYER
DIVINE AWE.
..,,,... lsfl,..s.l NAnn.lharrN

10 tremblc. when touch her hands
with awe that no man understands;
10 feel soft reverence arise
when. loverswcct. ! meet her eyes:
To see her beauty grow and shine
when most feel this awe divine
whaic'cr bcfall me. this ~ mine;
And where about the room She moves
My spirit follows her. and loves.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10

W ~ " - " I W'ip. y
b ay had pains
every month 50 had
that | would nearly
double up. Some.
times | could not
sweep q room with.
out stopping TO rest,
and everything ! ate
upset my stomach.
7 hree years ago
! lost a hill a
and su fete 4 90
badly that | was out
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10

Miss Minnie Ilutchins. piano teacher
NJ the Fletcher Method. presented a
number Il her pupils In recital last
evening In the main auditorium Of the
First Baptist church. before an un.
wually well filled house.
Although the decorations were ella.
bcratc In detail. the effect was lovely
IN iis simplicity. The rear IL the ros.
trum was arranged as snow white
background up which trailcd innumbcr
able scarlet rambler roses. while tnc
organ was mass NJ green foliage and
bright blossoms Hlussuming pottcd
plants. ferns and palms also added their
1, to the beauty of the scene. while "a
Itufusiuu of MID flowers were used
""St appropriately In decorating Tor
this occasion. COMMUNICATING the third
CENTENARY at the landing of the pil
q inns
Between forty.fiyc and fifty children
participated IN the musical program
and the pageant which was rendered
~ follows
Part ..
bllNN NhlUN sHsHr.f sstHsfssss NllN'i
Marion Phillips
Duct-Nlways Joyous .........., Lif;i
Patricia lilaisdrl, sherwood Rlasdel
First l.nss INSTRUMENTATION. Schumann
Enid Mayer
llnllvhWks ......, ..........,. Kish"r
Elizabeth Mclaughlin
In the Nuuds .....,........... Rarrci
Juanita Mays
Hearts Courageous ........... Martin
Mtlba Pipktn
| Trio ..........,s,........ CZernN
agnes Tnmons. C,ncvicvc Mitchell
Margaret Davis
ltomcwnid Bound .............. Kern
Earl Gordon Bishop
Old Rose Leaves .......... Loeh.Evan'
Alice Fallcr
Duct-Dancc Humorcsquc Gee. Spcnsci
Joseph Wilson. Joe Durham
Nalsr Polnnaise .......,,..... linguc
Katherine Rockwell
shadows OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Kerr
Paul Lefforgc
Part 10
Minuct from Don Juan" .........
................ Nj by Moskowsl,
Lois King
Il Duct OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. hnWalsh
Hazel Ioslin. Lorraine Bruce
Irish sketch ...... John Prindle Scot
Sy'hl Buckingham
Solfcrelctto ............ IN T.. Bic
Marjorie Nicely
Novelette, .............. Schuman
Mareirtt Harris
Hunting song ........... Mcndclssuh
| Dwuthy iiutchings
| Julniti HENDERSON
| Part ~
III THE rflrfims i620.ias0
THREE hundred wears aEo the pllgriI
fathers landed upon the shores of Anne
len. the new world Driven from the
homes ~ the expressions uf an 81
world. ihcy sought new ones. In
weird that knew naulht II rrheioas ,
strife IN the pageant the pr
lgross made hy the new country. a.
M" promis' IT an even greater Ane
Iliua was brought cut very clearly. cuc
IIIarticipant carrying off their rcSpecii,
Ilparts In n manner that delighted n
large audience Fl
Tho east ~ tho principal charactci
ln the order II their appearance W
Ill s..t...i,, n,,.tl... A.. T..i.r
The New York herald., 1920-01-14
UNITED CIGAR STORES CO.
BIDDING FOR SAKS' LEASE

With the development Of Herald square
into one of the city's greatest business
centres, it was reported yesterday that
negotiations are under way for the trans
fer of the lease of the seven story Saks
Building. which has an entire block
frontage on Broadway between Thirty
third and Thirty-fourth streets. The bid
der for the property is said to be the
United Cigar Stores Company or which
Edward Wise is president.
The tract OF land having an assessed
value Of 100000 is owned by the More
wood Realty Company OF which Herbert
du Puy is president. Horace Saks, mcm-
ber OF the firm OF Saks & Co, which
holds lease on the property not due to
expire for four years was reported yes
terday as saying that the sale of the
lease was being negotiated for. Further
acknowledgements that negotiations are
pending was made by Mr.. Wise, presl-
dent OF the cigar stores company. who
stated that no contracts have as yet been
signed.
The New York herald., 1920-01-14
Education Secretary
in Cabinet Urged
by Western Women
Republican Delegates to San Francisco
Meeting Want Plank in Party
Platform.

SAN FRANCISCO, Tuesday.--Creation o!
Ia secretary Of education to sit in the ma.
tional Cabinet is sought in resolution
adopted today at conference of Republi
can women delegates from Western States
who are here in connection with the visit
Iof Chairman Hays, of the National Repub.
lican Committee. The resolution asks thai
the idea be made a plank in the Republi.
can platform.
Mrs. G. W. McMath, OF Portland, Ore
who said she spoke for the club women OF
her State. introduced the resolution. Mrs
Josephine Corliss Preston, member of the
Republican National Executive Committee
from the State of Washington. and presi.
dent of the National Education Associa-
tion, told Of efforts being made by that
association toward creation of the new
office.
The New York herald., 1920-01-14
ON COMMITTEE FOR
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

WASHINGTON, D. c., Tuesday.-Ap. D.
pointment of committee of seventeen
including two women. to arrange for the
Democratic National Convention at Sar
Francisco, on June 2s. was announced today
by Chairman Cummings. of the National
Committee This will be the first time
women have had a hand in the prelini-
mary arrangements OF a Presidential nom-
mating convention, Mr.. Cummings said.
Chairman Cummings will head the COM
mittee and members will be Mrs. George
Bass, Chicago; Miss May e. Foy, Los
Angeles; j. Bruce Kremer, Montana: Will
bur M. Marsh, Iowa; Edward G.. Hoffman,
Indiana; Clark Howell. Georgia.; Norman
T.. Mack. New York; Fred b. Lynch, Min
nesota; Charles Boeschenstein, Illinois:
e. III. Moore, Ohio; Arthur F. Mullen. Ne
braska; DIR. John w. Coughlin, Massachu-
setts; Isadore b. Dockweiler, California
John It. Barnett, Colorado; Patrick II.
Quinn, Rhode Island, and Robert II. Elder.
Idaho.
The first meeting OF the Arrangements
Committee will be held in San Francisco.
probably within the next sixty days Mr..
Cummings said The committee will be
divided into seven subcommittee dealing
with specific phases OF the convention.
The New York herald., 1920-01-14
FRED STANLEY TO MANAGE
WOOD CAMPAIGN IN WEST

Selection OF Fred Stanley, Republican
National Committeeman from Kansas. as
Western campaign manager in the move
ment to obtain for Major General Leonard
Wood the Republican nomination for Presi-
dent, was announced yesterday by Colonel
William Cooper Proctor, of Cincinnati.
head of the Leonard Wood League and
the Wood Campaign Committee. Mr.
Stanley will take over i'm part the func-
tions exercised by John T. King, OF Con-
necticut. before he withdrew from par
ticipation in the Wood campaign last week.
Colonel Proctor said that a man had
becn tentatively selected as the Eastern
campaign manager, but stated that he was
rot ready to make his name public. This
man will play an important part in the
Wood campaign, as he is expected to put
in most of his time on the work up to the
holding Of the national convention at Chi
Cago
The New York herald., 1920-01-14
GOVERNOR CLIPS
DRY ENFORCEMENT
OUT OF HIS BUDGET
New Moves Against Prohibi-
ton in New York State
Started in Legislature.
tsPEcIAl DESPATCH 10 THE HrRA1.D.l !


ALBANY. n. Y. Tuesday.-Prohibitio
enforcement in New York State will be
left TO federal officials il the Anti-saloou
League measure fails OF passage by the
1920 Legislature.
governor Smith today indicated that he
would veto any appropriations for the
state Excise Department when he clipped
from the budget estimates he sent to the
Legislature an approximation for s419. .Ooo
for the department Dry leaders haye no
oill Tor creating an enforcement body this
year Herbert ). Sisson, State Excise
commissioner will go out OF office March
81 appropriations made last year for
maintenance of his department lapsng on
that date.
Democratic legislators today took an
other tack to stop enforcement of the dry
edict in the State. Assemblyman Oscar
y smith, Democrat. of New York intro
duced q bill directing Attorney General
Charies u. Newton to arrange by agree
ment or stipulation" with federal Off
Gals for non-enforcement of the Volstead
act until New Y orlI concurs in prohibition
enforcement Failing this. the Attorney
General is directed to begin an original
action in the United States Supreme Court
IN behalf OF the State TO enjoin enforce
ment OF national prohibition until New
fork concuFs in enforcement.
Habitual drunkenness would be made a
ground for divorce in this State under a
Dill introduced by Assemblyman Oscar ].
smith of New York city. Among other
grounds provided for by the bill Is mar
cotic drug addiction.
Assemblyman Martin G. McCue. of New
York city, offered a resolution In the AS
sembly recalling the Legislatures action
last year in ratifying the prohibition
amendment and submitting the question
OF prohibition TO the people next autumn
The same resolution was introduced in the
Senate by Senator James J. Walter,
Democratic leader.
Still another angle on the prohibition
question was furnished by Senator Ken
meth f. Sutherland. of Queens, who spon-
sored a bill attempting to fix the defini-
tion of an intoxicating liquor on behalf
of the State
Congress defined legal beverage as
one containing not more than one-half of
one per cent of alcohol Mr.. Sutherland
proposes to fix the limit at twelve per
cent of alcohol in wines and four per cent
in malt beverages.
Senator Loring NJ. Black. of Brooklyn,
is preparing to test the belief of upstate
Republicans on prohibition. He proposes
to offer a bill legalizing the sale of wines,
beers and cider
The New York herald., 1920-01-14
ARGUE MICHIGAN LAWMAKERS
RATIFICATION OF DROUGHT

LANSING, Mich, Tuesday.-vslldity of
the action OF the Michigan Legislature in
ratifying the federol prohibition amend
ment without submitting the question TO
n referendum was argued by the State
Supreme Court here today
The question comes into the court follow
ing refusal by Secretary of state Vaughan
to accept initiatory petitions seeking n
referendum on the measure. Attorneys
for the petitioners obtaired from the court
an order requiring the Secretary OF Stote
to show cause why n writ of mandamus
should not be issued requiring him TO
accept the petitions and place the amend
ment before the people next November.