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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-26
HERBERT HOOVER
REFUSES To ADMIT
He IS A DEMOCRAT
DECLINES To ADMIT >NNE To
60 BEIOilE GEORGIA
VOTERS

nv Nstnrilird fuHf,
ATLANTA Ga. Feb g5. Her.
bert lloo,or In telegram to the
state democratic committee tuda,
said he did not feel that any real
public service would h. performed
hv injecting" himself In the race for
the nomination Tor president ana
declined lp declare himself dcms
frli sn that under the rules In Gcof-
eta he mirh Gppcar as q candidate
IN the presidential primary April
90.
~ was not identified with tho
democratic party before the war"
Hoover said. aud my official con.
nociiun with the government hn.
been solely q var service aud con.
'"Gncnily not VI partisan charac-
ter"
Mr llooyor's candidacy vas
brought forward through petition
sirnod hy more than the rcaulrtf
i0O white democrats who asked the
democratic oNocuiive commliicc q,
place his name IN The primary. Thr
committee had ruled That u m1h
wuti be- - democrat tO run IN he
orimar, ,nd. ~ Mr. Hoover bad no..
declared hig partisan afiliailon. iir
eonimiti"' wrote asking " he oarcp
20 quality.
Ills reply Telegram from him.
made pubic here tonight folinwf
~ feel confident thai II ~ mol,
n"ee'sarv ~ dwell NJ length upon
NY gratitude on vou fur the homo,
lmpiicd IN your letter uf February
'srd.
u csreclally aupfcclai, 10 since
! was not identified v,ih the ieno.
cratic party before the wa aud my
official connection with the govern
mo-t has been solely var services
and equenily not OF q partisan
chnrarirf
y have not been able 10 persuade
myself - all that any real publit
.rr,lcp will be performed bv Inject.
inr f.i se'f into the race for the
nuiiinrilon "a the greatest homoi
ai the disposal of the American pro
rl'
Therefore. aside from any other
'eason. do not intend 10 file my
rlme."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-26
IInrt. rrnhihItlnn Inv

The Wowiug of federal agents boz
the firsi clash WIN tirir Officers 'u
The enforcement of tlo 'ithirrn h
amendment 10 thr ,ohsitution h1
rl,on % rcrlou blow 10 the enforce.
mcni oi the dr, lw, Major nh
prple declared before be- lett for
Washington.
Martin > M,ppuprrh. prose utirg
attorney for Iron county ard leader
of the county authorities who. Major
nnlrymplr docllrnd wore in open
ioyolt' gTalnHi the United States.
received q telegram todH, from Dif.
lrlci Attorney N,ron " Waller RI,
Grand Rapids. advising him 10 take
no action until tho dls'rlct attorney
could come here 10 iu.estigaie the
ease.
ordered iionr
\ telephone message from Ciys,ai
Falls. H. miles away. however. uoii-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-26
CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR WILL SPEAK TODAY
PAT NEfF and LEWELLING
TO ADDRESS CONVENTION
upon STATEWIDE issues

Addresses by two candidates for the Democratic neInasa
for will be features Of the final days session s he
Fifth Annual Convention Of the Buyers and Sellers e Lvsslsc
Association Judge Dwight Lewelng Of Dallas and Pat M
Ne Of Waco the gubenaeral candidates. who are
Amarillo and will speak this morning.
The speaking program will begin at $50 o'clock again st The
Mssoin Theatre and 10 said that the final day will bs tssmlng
with interesting things for convention visitors The resolutions
committee will present important Matters uhdsrstssd
ha, will have vital bearing upon not only the cattle industry
in Texas but in the whole southwest
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-26
WILSON REPLY
REACHES EUROPE
NO1i N LAID nEfORE ENTENTE
PRENlEi,s FuR Tlttlit
CONFEDERATION,

~ Associated rres>
WASHINGTON. Feb. sS.-i'resi.
dent wilson's note 10 the entente
promise on the Adriatic situation
WIS today before the council OF al.
lied prcmisrs In Londen, A opiy
To 4 II expected In due course.
Meantime the question Of the time
~ makirg public the contents 81
thit ana the other communications
On the. matter seven In all. eth IL
tho subject OF diplomatic eorrcspon-
dcncc between London and Washing
ton
II I. possible the, Friday viii be
the day agreed upon,
The series OF notes viii include
The agreement N Paris on December
.. 10 witch the tnl,ad states wac a
marty. the new agreement by the al
lied premier which was sent 10 juso.
Sloylki gs an ulilmatum; the ncto
from the United States on January
~. inquirlng No 10 the new aEres-
meuts. the reply Of tho premiefs;
the note of February 10, In which the
president said q situation might ariss
ln Witch We would have 10 considcr
withdrawing tho treaty of Versailles
from The senate. the rcply OF ths
nremlers. and finally the note dehv-
,red today 10 the premierr At Lon
don.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-26
Oklahoma House
Adopts Suffrage

N'| w ff' NHiN N iffH"
OKLAHOMA cry. Fob %
ppssugc ~ The Joint resolution rati.
wing the federal woman suffrage
constitutional amendment with
"mcreency clause attached came AZ
3 o'clock This afternoon M the houso
NJ representative after nearly six
hont ~ debate ON the question.
Tho vote on the emergency claus.
which would make ratification com.
W"ta ns soon ns the senate pissct
The measure and the governor signs
w. was taken separately ana passed
" q vote ~ e 10 ~, with ~ not
voting
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-26

hold out for compromise. the nego.
llatiuns 20 brinR the Two yidoa tOgcth.
cr appeared 10 be again In a state uf
deadlock
When the treaty IL called up The
reservation affecting article ten m |
cmbodylng the most scrions barrier
TO agreement viii be- Ir firs, prop
osliion Ia present Il for action. n
is expected however, that II would
bo put over for the present wnil'
the senate proceeds with proposed
compromise amendment 90 ulhcr
parts Of the republican reservation
program
whether vote would he reached
tomorrow on any rf these amend.
ments Is prphlomaticli
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-26

PROVISION IS OMITTED
FROM Army BILL TO BE-
VOTED upon DURING DAY
ny TINE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

NASlllNhIoN Feb ,,.Ncctug the demand o republican
leaders The house military training committee bS bipartisan
today refused o include universal military training army
organization hl which will hc formally reported b,
Chairman Kahn sharp opposition the reorganization program
IS assured when The l rcahc, the house floor aud may be
tackled earlier b, minority report
In rejecting immediate consideration oi tie training plan the
committee voted that should become the subject o separate lex
isaon to'c framed h "fcnd" subcommittee u seven names
by Mr. Kahn with an agreement o tie leaders that its conscra
lion would not blocked after thorough inquiry had been
The investigation cNpcccd delay action until the next session
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-26
COLBY, NEW YORK
ATTORNEY NAMED
SECRETARY STATE
PRESIDENT irsiTs ENpLJrN.
Tio>s Ol OFFICIAL
WASHINGTON.
WAS FORMER REPUBLICAN,
selection Causes sensation iimu.'
E,Iuai a. designation ~ i.nn.
sing---i'olk Expected To
Receive appointment.

N.Y. Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. icb. a5.---i'rrsi.
dent Wilson again upset the rNpr,.
taiI0ns ~ fficlal nnd political wash.
ington toda, b, making iialnhrids,
Colby. u New York attorney. who
left ih' republican pari, with Thco.
doir iioosrycli In tDi:. ~ sr,irilr,
~ state.
The selection caused scarcrl, loss
~ u sensation that the dismissal of
Robert Lansing ircm the state port
folio two wrecks nRo, arh was rc.
~iycd with suck undI,gulscd sur.
prise In the senate, where the prcsi.
dents chcicc mi'si bc approved H..
fore Mr.. cob, cun take up the du.
u~ az officr. that noi,c of the head.
crs cared io predict when conftmi.
tlon might h voted.
Action Unexpected.
mol even among those On The ~.
side OF the administration circle. hnd
there been any expectation that tho
selection would fall on Mr colby
who told inouirers today that h.
himself had been given ouly very
brief notice NJ the presidents lnirn'
tlon. Summoned to The white house.
he spent an hour with Mr WilHon.
announced that he would accent Win
q deep appreciation NJ the resnon4l-
bllitv imposed upon him ana suid hc
would have no further comment -
make until the senate had acted
Word ~ nomination reached fcn-
ntOrR as they were assembling tor
the davis session. aud In their private
talks during the day they discussed
little else.
Nomination ~ iEforc.
once before The senate had hrcr
called upon to net on nomination
~ Mr. Colby aud then confirmation
was voted although strong fgm
agninN hi mNus led by the two rr.
nublicnn senaiors from his state.
That was IN 1915. When President
lcOnilnucd on Page Six
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-26
BANK NEAR cisco
ROBBED Of $1,000
MASKED B,NDiTs rNrri, Ntii.p.
ING. TAXI MONEY AM
IsCt trE MANNED.

70 NHlnfit'ff Y fssl
CISCO TeNns Feb. .t Tap
masked bandits entered the hank of
Necessity at Necessity TrXns. an
oil town ahcui g, miles north Of here
NJ nina O'clock this mornln1 eos
orcd bank officers With rcvolyeFt.
gathered ~ Al 30o. ~ tie money
IN sight aud n'ade their escape. chisf
NJ police q. iliiSon. of this city was
informed by telephone ihis evening.
The highway have been traced rs
TAR ~ IN" brown Ranch. lG mile.
Loiih NJ Cisco.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-26
Convention
Program
Thursday. D.ilO a. ~.
Mission Theatre

fHfNHt'h tNfNNIN
Meeting called 20 order by u
; Dawson. president
Address Prof J, W. Smith
Weather Bureau. Washington.
Adresa--"I,allroads and prlyat,
Ownership" Judge sam Cowan Of
Fort Worth.
Address Dwight l.. l.cwolling ol
Dallas, candidate for governor
Address Pat N. Noff. OF Waco
candldDie for governor.
Miscellaneous discussion of asso'
ciailon topics,
Afternoon.
General entertainment aud visits
over city, Automoblle rides 10 fca'
lures In Amarillo.
Evening
Dance al y. m. J. I. Case build
INK.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-26

Both Mr. Noff and Judge Lowell
ng are said 10 be fluent speakers.
and Il IL declared that II will be
worth whlla goinx 10 hear their adj
rcsncs. Mr.. Nsff spoke In tnah-
il,o few weeks ago, opening his
campaign with the Panhandle peo-
pie. lie wan here all day yesterday
gettlng acquainted with COW mea
md convention visitors.
Judge Lewelilng arrived In ANA
- -
Continued on page s.)
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-26
WOMAN's PROGRAM
Thursday.
February 25fll,

General entertainment aud auto.
mobile drives over the city, starting
from Tie Ladies' Il.H Room NJ the
Amarillo Hotel. Dancing IN The
evening at the ! |. Case building.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-26
RAILROAD BILL
IS UP TO WILSON
FOR settlement
PRESIDENT N ExrEcfBD 10
AtT BEFODE ROADS 90 bACW
TO OWNERS ON MONDAY.

wAsIIINGToN. vsb. s6.-.Ths
railroad bill was aent "a the whlts
railroad blllwas sent 10 the whits
house today and thu president u en-
pected 10 act on Il before tho roaas
are returned 10 pr,vats control .st
1901 n. me- nex, Monday,
The measure IA opposed By tho
railroad brothshoods, ana thslr
representatives now In Washinglon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-26

with this temporary disposal OF
universal framing the committee
voted ten a. siN to report the I.ur
sanitation bill providing for q
muNim.m rCa,c time army OF 1900
1fficors and 2aa.0OO enlisted men.
including the Philippine scouts and
unassigned recruits Unlike tho nat
lunal defense act of 1915. which the
rev hin would amend, nn definite
tactical formation Ol the army lFI
prescribed that being lcit discretion
AIRY with Uc president That feature
lg among the principal cuuscs Of tho
sharp opposition hy the minority
Vote ~ "a y
Announcement nf the committee
vote on ~. rejection NJ training u
virtual reversal of iis previous do
ciHlOn was withhold bcyund state.
mcni that the division was eleven to
live -Four democrats and seven re-
nuhlicans we're understood 10 have
NJ training Win declaration IN favor
- training with the plun To become
effective July /. lg2s The rc-or-
ganiyatiOn bill recognizes aviation
uH q fourth arm of tho army alonF
with the infantry. cavalry aud ar.
iillCry. each service bring headed
N u major general. The tank corps
is Included In the infantry army.
ard the chemical war fare service
bccnmcs o separate cprps To conduct
experiments In eases. Other new
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-26

continued on Page 3l
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-03-19
THIS LITTLE WOMAN
GAINED nine POUNDS
Says She Is More Grateful To
Tanlac Than Words Can Elk
press For 1t Brought Her
Health And Happiness.

Il am more grateful to Tanlac
THAN words can express for 1t has
given me health and happiness al
! ter twelve long years OF suffer
ing was the statement made the
other day by Mrs. Divine Peltier,
No. 26 East Allen Street, Vino
oski, Vt.
q had been troubled SO long
with nervousness and sleep
lessness that my homework was
a drudgery and | got little plea
sure out Of life My appetite left
me entirely and at times | could
hardly bear the 81 ght of food and
what little | did eat caused me Sc
we're suffering afterward. Gas
would form on my stomach so
badly that it affected my heart
and [ thought | had heart trou-
bic.
Il was so nervous | would
jump at the least unexpected
noise and would drop everything
[ had in my hands. Igot so weak
and faint at times that | would
have to catch hold Of something to
keep from falling over Ny sleep
was broken and restless and |
was losing weight rapidly. had
little strength or energy and, as
| had tried all kinds Of medicines
without relief. had become
very much discouraged over my
condition.
My husband had been taking
derful results he was getting | de
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-03-19
Friday, - March 10, 1920
WHAT CAN BE DONE WITH A
COLD FRAME

Every gardener needs a colo
fran aud once he has had one
he cant realize how he ever gOl
along without one. They are not
expensive, as d practical working
frame can be made Of a soap bo>
and small sash. 1t is nothing
more than a box with d glass co
yer and old window sash with
home made sides can be made ur
easily enough. The only re4uis-
tie is a southern exposure and sui
ficient slant so that rain and
melting snow will drain off.
They may be had in all sizes
from the home made soap box
and SASH to big affairs with con-
crete sides and double glass sash
The whole principle is the glass
and the protection Of glass is re
narkable in prolonging growth
4 cold frame enables garden
er to grow head lettuce often in
to December unless it is an I'M
usually severe fall Parsley may
be kept going for kitchen use and
picked at every thaw
Pansies delight in the shelter
OF frame and bloom until frozen
and then start. right in again
when it thaws in the spring. This
series from time to time will deal
with cold frame possibilities
Their chief value in early spring
is for starting seeds of various
subjects which are hardly enough
to stand considerable cold and =
light freeze, such as lettuce. as
ters and other seeds that need to
be started early.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-03-19

cidcd to try il myself and now !
think as much of Tanlac as he
does because it has helped me the
|Same way.
My appetite has come back
and everything agrees with me
perfectly am taking on weight
rapidly and have already gained
nine pounds; in fact. | feel per
fectly well in every way Tan1ac
has done wonders Cor ne and |
am only too happy to tell others
about it.
"Tanlac is sold in Scotland
Neck by E. T. Whitehead Co.. in
llttleton by Harrison Drug Co.
nd in Rosemary by Rosemary
Drug Coz
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-17
GEORGE H. READ, Dealer
Dixie Highway Garage
Phone 323 Blue
UNSHAKEN TESTIMONY

Time is the test of truth. And
boan's Kidney Pills have STOOD the
tast in Lakeland No Lakeland resi-
dent who suffers backache, or annoy
ING urinary ills can remain uncon-
v;nced by this twice-told testimony
Mrs. F. NJ. Smith, 2OS N. Iowa
.vonup Lakeland. says: | am sub
icct to attacks of backache, brought
IN no doubt by over-exerting my
self My kidneys have acted irregu-
larly and my general health has been
affected. Nothing has helped me like
noan 9 Kidney Pills. They have acted
ouicklv in driving all signs OF the
trouble away Statement given May
Il. 1909
On April s. 1918, Mrs Smith add
ed 1T is a pleasure to again nave
! chance to speak a good word fol
Doan's Kidney Pills They have never
,ailed to relieve me of bladder trou
HE and am glad to recommend then
to others.
Price 6Oc at all dealers. Don't sim
rlv ask for a kidney remedy-ge
noan's Kidney Pills-the same tina
Mrs. Smith had. Foster-Mllburn 20
Mfrs. Buffalo. n. Y.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-17
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

Earl OF Granard VINO married Miss
Beatrice Mills of New York City born
IS years ago today.
Ri. Rev. Thomas F Gailor, of Ten
nessee, presiding bishop of the Pro
testant Episcopal church, born at
Jackson, Miss, Ga years ago today
Hon. ]. L. Calder, president OF the
Privy Council of Canada, born in Ok
ford county. Ont, 50 years ago today,
Ri. Rev. Edwin Warren Saphore,
srffragan bishop of the Episcopal do
cese of Arkansas, born at Railway n
J.. SIS years ago today
Sir Alfred Booth, chairman OF the
Cunard Steamship Company. born q
years ago today.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-17

Pa says
That he understands.
They is a Good Deal OF Money
In the Movies;
Sister says
That Pa ought to Ask for
me Part of the Hero;
But ma says
Tibet il Pa ever gifts to be
Leadin'i Man
She is Got an Idee
Thet it Will Be After She
Is Done and Gone.
Pensacola Journal.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-17
INTEREST FACTS
AS TO AREA OF
UNITED STATES

is 3,026,7S9 square mlies' Inc i"o
area amounts to 2,97S774 square
miles and the water area-excluslve
Of the area in the Great Lakes, the
Atlantic. the Pacific, and the Gun OF
Mexico within the three-mile limit
amounts to 53,015 square mile, These
and other data determined or COM
niled nv the United States Geological
survey, department of the interior, TO
show the limits of the continentai
United States contain some interest
ing facts.
The southernmost point OF the
mainland is Cape Sable, Fla, which
is in latitude 25 degrees OF min. and
longitude 81 degrees O5 min. The ex-
IRENE southern point of Texas, is in
latitude Is degrees, so min., and long
itude 81 degrees, "a minutes. Cape
Sable is therefore 40 miles farther
south than the most southern point
in Texas.
A small detached land area OF
northern Minnesota at longitude 20
deerees go minutes extends northward
TO latitude 40 degrees, % minutes.
The easternmost point of the Uni
ted States is West Quoddy Head. near
Eastport. Maine, in longitude &c de-
grees, 81 minutes and latitude "A de-
grees. 40 minutes; the westernmost
point is Cape Alva. Wash, in latitude
as degrees, 10 minutes which extends
into the Pacific ocean to longitude ia
degrees, As minutes
From the southernmost point in
Texas due north to the 49th parallel
the boundary between the United
States and Canada the distance is
1898 miles. From West Quoddy
Head due west to the Pacific ocean
the distance is 2,SO7 miles. The
shortest distance from the Atlantic
to the Pacific across the United States
is between points near Charleston, >
c.. and San Diego Ca, and is 2,15.
miles.
The length of the Canadian boun
Diary line from the Atlantic to th'
Pacific is 3.S9S miles The length o
itho Mexican boundary from the Gul
Ito the Pacific is l,744 miles. Tn
,length of the Atlantic coast line
$3.50 miles and that of the Paciti
lcoast line is 2,73O miles. The Gu
,of Mexico borders the United State
for 3,64O miles.
Nearly all maps OF the Unite
States show the parallels of latitud
as cured lines an dare likely to lea
tho ordinary observer to believe thu
certain eastern or western states al
farther north than some of the ce
trail states that are actually In Il
sama latitude For this reason, OF
who is asked which extends farth'
y south, Florida or Texas, is very lik
:" ly to say Texas" but, as stated, Il
y mainland of Florida is nearly so mil
wa farther south than the southernmo
lp- point in Texas. For the same reaso
ght when he consider the geographic /
ny sitions of countries south of the III
gu ted States We find that errors a
cen likely to be made in estimating pc
axe ton of extent In longitude. FL
TED realize that the island Of Cuba,
the example, is transposed directly nor
DAY would evtend from New York city
Indiana, or that Havana is farth
DID, west than Cleveland, or that I
ave Panama canal is due south of Pit
for burg. Pa, or that Nome Alaska,
ever farther west than Hawaii.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-17
Built to Last

The Cletrac is sturdy, powerful and absolutely
dependable-built TO give you the long-llved,
trouble-free service you want.
The marvellous success of the Cetrac in 1910 caused the
bulk of farmers everyhoe put their o. K on the small
tank-type And now because the Cerac is the fashion
because greatly increased output means lower manufae
turing cost-7ce can o6era better Clenac and reducehe
price to you.
Onv the verv best Of materials used Every workman in
the Clerac shops an expert And rigid factory nspec"
tons guard against mechanical imperfectlons'
From radatorcap to the tip of the drawbar the Ceac IS
hill ,oh Come in and look this tractor over See tor
Yourself its honest construction Let US show you what
Will Jo Cor vo, IN vOlr own farm.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-02-19
ElkTON COUPLE MARRIED

Elkton Record-Mr Leo. Culhane
and Miss Celia Omodt were married
in Brookings last Saturday and viii
have charge of the groom's fathers
farm the present year The bride is
one of Elkton's handsome and very
pleasant young ladies, she having been
reared here from young girlhood. She
is graduate of our High school and
is accomplished in many ways. The
groom has grown to young manhood
on the home farm and has friends
galore. We wish for these young peo-
pie very long, prosperous and genial
journey through life. A large party
of their young friends visited them
on the evening Of their wedding and
there was merry time until just
before breakfast The happy couple
were the recipients of many useful
and costly gifts from warm friends.
Here's to Celia and Dutch,