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, 1920-08-19
Wisdom Of William Penn.

Be sure to live within your COM
pass. borrow not. neither he beholden
to any Ruin not yourself by kind
ness to others, for that exceeds the
due bounds of friendship, neither win
a true friend expect 1t. Let your In
dustry and your parsimony go no fur
Their than for a sufficieacy for life,
and to make provision for your chill
dren, II the Lord gives you any, and
that In moderation. l charge you help
the poor and the needy. Let the Lord
have a voluntary share Of your income
for the good of the poor, both in our
society and others, for we all are his
crentures; remembering that he hat
giveth TO the poor lendeth to the Lord
William Penn.
, 1920-08-19
The Western Sea.

The Pacific Il calm, cold ocean not
much fretted by traffic, adds its curl
note of aloofness. 1t sends forth
fogs, but somehow they carry no hint
Of salt. And in the days of sunshine
when it sparkles sapphire blue it seems
somehow to eXhale no breath. You
never "smell the sea" as by the Allan
tics verge, and. though you well know
that rotting seaweed gives forth that
odor. you miss it on this western shore.
The oceans YOU have known seem
playful children, by turns gay and ir-
ritable, by comparison with this mOns-
trous, lovely. inhuman sea.-Harris N
Rhodes in Harper's Magazine.
, 1920-08-19

MaharaJah of India and his daughter,
II princess of India.
Bishop and Mrs. Thomas will sail
for home on September first. The for
mer will stop off in New York city to
occupy the pulpit of the Cathedral of
st John II Divine. OF the last Sunday
in September. The latter will come at
once to Cheyenne on the landing o. the
party mt the port of New York.
, 1920-08-19
Boyce Tenders Resignation.

Chas. b. Boyce, for many years as
SCISSOR of Carbon county, and who on
February "a. 1919. was appointed sec
rotary of the Wyoming State Live
Stock Commission, has rendered his
resignation to the board, to take eff
feet September /. As his reason for
leaving the position, Mr.. Boyce stated
that his private business demanded all
of his time.
, 1920-08-19
Ghe
With Lionel Barrymore.

In the screen version of "The Copperhead" Lionel
Barrymore repeats the striking impression he made
in this great drama of Civil War times when it was
a stage play. The picture is we'll worth the attention
of every admirer of really fine photo plays-the
story of a man who lived for his country, who served
in disgrace when he could have served with honor
gave more than life for those who called him traitor;
for Lincoln, who called him friend" A big special
production coming to Saratoga on
Evening journal., 1920-03-05

Your income tax return must be
nled with the collector OF internal rev
enue OF the Wilmington district, on or
before March 10. You have Just ten
days left for fling Il.
And you must be ready TO pay the
first Of four installments Of the tax
due at the time you file the-return. The
second installment Is payable June 10,
the third. September 70, and the fourth,
December -.
Having made the deductions aud ex-
emptions TO which you are entitled
under the law, this Is the amount OF
tax you have to pay:
On the first $1,000 OF taxable income,
4 per cent. Last year ii was 6 per cent.
Then is imposed the suriax, or addi-
tional tax, which is in addition to the
normal tax, and is imposed at gradu
ated rates upon The entire net income
in excess OF 5000, as follows:
One per cent. on the net income be-
tween 5000 and $1,000.
Two per cent. on the net income be-
tween 5000 and $4,000.
Four per cent. on the net income be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000.
each 5000 up 10 $4,000. In other
words. on n net income between ssS,O00
and 100000 the rate Is ls per cent.
Here are some examples:
SINGLE PERSONS.
Net income OF Si5O0.)
Net income ....................... $500
Personal exemption ............... 1000
Subject 10 normal tax. x........... 500
SINGLE PERSON.
Net income OF S6000.)
NeL lucOHe ...--...........-..... .SbOUU
Personal exemption ............... 1000
Subject TO normal tax. 5000
Normal tax. $1,000 at 4 per cent. 100
Normal tax, $1,000 at per cent. 60. so
Surtax 1 per cent. on $1,000. ....... 10
Total tax TO pay ..............s 2i0
MARRIED PERSON-N0 CHILDREN.
Net income Of s650O.)
Net income ....................... $500
Personal exemption ............ 2OOO
Subject 10 normal tax ....... $500
Normal tax, $4,000 at per cent. i6O
Normal tax, $500 at per cent. 40
Evening journal., 1920-03-05
MECHANIC GUARDS TO ENTERTAIN.

Troop A, Junior Mechanic Guards,
will produce "The Military Musical Min
sirels." Saturday evening, April A., in
odd Fellows Hall. A feature OF the
entertainment will be the singing by
the Keystone Quartet, members OF
Which are l.. Turner, II. Bralnard, +.
Ahearn and Edward Reed. This quar-
tet has entertained many Wilmington
people al amateur affairs.
Billy David, the one-man string
orchestra. will be present. Jimmy
File VIII warm an end mans chair.
with Ira McCarns as his partner on the
other end r. NJ Allen will act as in
icrlOcutor
Other members are Samuel Crossan,
violin: Willard McKendrick, cornei;
William David, steel guitar; "Flossie"
Kane, piano.
Plans are under way 10 give a show
ing in Elkton. Md, Newark. Del, and
Kennett Square. Pa
Evening journal., 1920-03-05
TRESsEs sNIPpED orr RY sCALpERs

DOVER. March 5-"Scalpers' are at
work here Several night Of late girls
and braids OF hair shipped or by men
and women thieves. .
Evening journal., 1920-03-05
Fatter the Pay Envelope
Bigger the Income Tax

surta1, per cent. on $500. .... 10
Total tax TO pay ay................S 2i5
MARRIED PERsONS-TWO CHILDREN.
Net income Of s3OOO)
WI lubtAlt ssssssss s-ss &c - ss sF'i''N
Personal exemption ............... 2i00
Subject 30 normal tax. COO
AZ per cent. tax of..........S II
MARRIED PERSONS TWO CHILDREN.
Net income Of S75OO.)
4NtL luCOflc .sss....ss sftH''
Personal exemption .............. 2iOO
Subject TO normal tax .............S5iO0
Normal tax, $1,000 at per CENTS 100
Normal tax, siiOO at s per cent. IS,
Surtax at per cent on $500. %
Tax to pay .....................S 213
First aid to prosperity and happiness :
The want ads ADV
Evening journal., 1920-03-05

First aid TO prosperity and happiness :
The want ads ADV.
Evening journal., 1920-03-05

per cent. on $500. ........ Is
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-06
CREST OF FLOOD
PASSES MEMP HIS
CLEAR wrNrilER ~ I,Ei'oRrE,,
tIn>G NORTHERN TUinI.
TNltlES lO RIVER.

" NAW hfu 'Nfh
MEMPHIS, TOM, April. Z The
crest of the Mississippi river flood
was passing Memphis tonight accord
Ing 10 weather bureau announcement
In which II was rrcdi'lod the river
here would remain practically sta.
tiOnary during the next 4 hours at
least and then fall gradually
The latest official rcadmr Of the
4a.3 feet. q rise ~ half foot since
saturday morning and 80 feet uhnct
the Hood stage he'o.
The river was reported falling nt
Chester and Cailo, Illinois, aud az
Cape Girardoau and New Mudero,
Missouri decline of "a OF a foot n,
the last Is hours being recorded
at the latter place. while az afro tho
guagc reading was IL feet lowcr
than II was saturday
Clem weather NdA reported today
generally along the northern uihn-
ihries along the Mississippi, tsCcpl
tor light snow fail In some sections
Of the Ohio VALLEY Flood waters
from the Tennessee and Cumberland
rivers. which vill pass into iho Ollie
near peduogh Kentucky and
throdgh that river into the Missl,s.p
.li, .s NO, ,Aprrlrh io aliru ,n" h'
Ter eNconl tu roiard iis fall
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-06
CHARGES Of VICE
ARE NOT DENIED
Al.lIsATiuNs Mtnl ~ MN
Nui,k r,srnli ~ MI MINIS
~ OFFICIALS

~ As.asiahi rins
NLw YORK Apri chusm
that Nai ivyrliN relrnni wEhil
alOnr New N0ik rlv White Ni},
lohn Reach Slraiiu nlfiur p 'u'.
Iahn Roafh sirhnn. pastor nf rsNH'.
airy naptsl rhlieh NHf uni NrWt n
rniiei ST., ptrhiliin rgmi
james ! sh.lsiu, flual WuniNlilnn
rnfmo,m,nl officer commented in
n,ghi
Ng FiHiinn DECLARED hr hal
madr prrnnai nN us go w
wire iuu lluuna Hnf found i'I'
,nrhHl hfhht'l lnd sHIhr
trulrhl. Rrfa .nlh ftrrh nni ihI
hn rhu Flnfhl" ih' '.hWW
.lsbr and iho "rhrr u iH A.
Nrr dm0f Hpfh W tf.nl. H''
lnd rahHiiit
"N, iurn HHil 500 m n. H'i
ufr Ni hWrlf f'nHf lmH'hI
A. flnln nIi "lIi llr 'Ud I.
H hnA MuNii n bel iH N|
Hrn,f No. .lrumH NIWUHi'"r H|
niitntn nm Httm WIHh. H.
hni nf nmHr ih r0i HI n 1'
IiIur nr IH fm iIIN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-06
GASOLINE ADVANCE
ORDERED PR0BED
IIpilill Tnlnt NuMNis>lnN
MiIl MANI iMnl.iiAlE
lNiEsIlhlllnN

M htseiaifl r.us
WAfillAulnN Aul I
FEDERAL uadr rummi.slun Na dur
ga to-day hk che luH.e tt uta' I.
mediate W,t.iisII'D. ln.u thl Due
"a recent aDNIn,. in nNt. Of sH
Nut. iuH rl uuh I".O H AtIHU
NOT Hiu then lmn has H'lrl iN.
undrf hHlluu .dnIi.l ntuN.
"a iHOnd kuir 5000 hhra ul1
ihnf iH ,uWHI.Hu
.NhHhH Um HmhuWIHn. Boz b.
Umui u. u.Ur n.IH hHnru NH.
rrus.l m ihI 900 lI.ll,
Nrur.ut.ihU llmHni u.H.'iH
"A n.lIIU NH. HN W"h
Ir.l HuI iI. n.HlUn, I'.i.
.iuIrI # mIii.UfI N.HIi.W IhH
Nmh mh lHa hH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-06
GOVERNMENT Will ~
HENli nuiillOwER M,,.hri,ii

nv 'sss'is'e,i rr,ss
WASHINGTON, April Govern
rrs of Federal l,cHniy, lRnhs wer
warned by the treasury depirim M
that the government would hf a
heavy borrower IN April end MAJ
fesnlir the Nntrl rdu"t'cl
SECS. GGn 0n0 M The public debt Th
hnmhor oi amount ol lre0tnlS cft
uficates NJ Indohleirr.s which MI
b. necessary ip mrri ihr nailDiI
ue a. W, MT d'rrlosod NJ, dr1ih''
..sue NJ aHri ohlifailuus BE- rNl 't'
Hnnn
n was psulanel ih'l while 'IH
poraui prnrr, hI boon m'ir
lowering tho gross debit 'l wlf f
mlti ip in aumD ihHl 70 reduction
wuai to mat in N.uh would h0 nlI
irti month
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-06
JOHNSON LEADING
MICHIGAN CONTEST
WITH WOOD SECOND
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES RtN'
MING CLOSE RtCE-HWDNER
~ THE LEAD.
! DETROIT. Mich, April 6-iie'
turns from TO3 precincts nut of 2i2i
b IN the state give:
johnson. GU.65s.
Wood. :5,OSt.

" fNfs tff"
DETROIT Mich. April . With
partial returns flom NOR" thar halt
the counties IN the state tabulated.
United states Senator Hiram w.
johnson had attained a hig lead over
Major General Leonard Wood for en-
dorscmcnt as the Republican nomi-
nee. IN Yesterday presidential pref
crence primary. Figures from l4G
precincts out of 2isl In the state
gaVe;
Johnson a3,d7o
Wood. lS.GSS.
Herbert llCoVrr and Governor
Lowden of Illinois were engaging In
close race for third place. with the
ilgnrcs showing l.owdcn l0,l02 and
Hoover g.77i.
A closc race do,clorod In tn"
Democratic contest. llcrbert Hoover
holding very slim margin over
IoyernCr Edwards Of New Jersey
The figures from 3a7 precincts
showed
lloovCr. 2,9iS
Edwards. 2,s7o,
In the incomplete returns the fight
for third place on the Democratic
ticket was between former Secretary
~ the Treasury McAdoo ana william
q Bryan
McAdoo has s,lGb and Bryan
l.gi6.
Palmer VAS In the rear with lbli
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-06

IH NI"
~ iin N, lmil p = lH luH'
= a. nillird af luill "a Z hnill
49, an - 49, 'ani iilmlh ~ hl
lNni iHlfi llllHd nH wiHF nliHii
aflun n aiHnlh ihi'f Hlri Hni
hinnrll 49, lhhi Ahin a. mli nll
and islitd lhi lininn lllil iiN'i
liaHpgni hiiH ~ Hiiiii ~" iiHlll
flir hthdhi liiiiHH 90 iniifi il
lnh haai rnilnl iiif hlnl fHni'l
Hiifl 4 nittl 49, NrH llfn
lillHlt H llH d ini aHi o. iHH \
ilifm snH 40 fniini 80 ir ifh
ila,m lni lnsia lHinf lllf 80 hlrlt
fhl iall naf rinnfl 4 inh lllll
lld itnan hnahl alHed ilhlna
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-06
zoo ARE KILLED
in RUHR REGION
IN LATE BATTLE
GOVERN MENT CONFIDENT
PEACE Will nv RIsTOItED
WITHIN TWO WEEKS.
FRENCH FORCES MOBILIZE
Attitude of France Outlined In Note
issued which Declares Military
Measures VIII Not Be
Deferred.

w. 80 h'fd llfH
BERLIN. April 5.--The govern
n,cni forces have lost 200 nien killed
IN fresh fighting In the triangle
formed by Duisberg. Dortmmnd ami
Essen. according 20 official Informs
tion given thc correspondent this
morning. ENrcpi In this trlnrEi,
1uiri gradual, l. being rcstorci In
the i,uhr district.
u IN estimated that ~ least iva
weeks viii eIapsc before conditions
ARE normal. The assertion was made
'o,la, that the military employed In
the Ituhr region. with the exception
~ few additional batteries. does
moi exceed the force authorized BY
the peace treaty AMI that these troops
will hc withdrawn m sonn ~ order
N restored.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-06
BANDIT KILLS ONE POLICEMAN
WOUNDS 3 OTHERS AND LOSES
OWN LIFE IN ST, LOUIS HOLDul

40 hWln niiHml s'uWm nmu
lnnh 4 hnrihi ih' il.lrl Hl
iuusli itlnr n Hn ilnru
lli alll Nhhh Nls nnpn in
ilmf
% wlnW uunnnli = i'H ih
a. ~ o. Hi ual ih ash NJ
40 lHm nhnh in ihm ah Nnl'H
80 ma iinf.nff A fnlilf lH
laif mln fnilri iH san hll
llfifi Wtli tn IN HHif
lhffmlr Mlnlfni nHf 4
iiii Hsii ~ hfiii aHi ll 4 lnHanll'
l'pllfr rlH M Nana lWlllni f
an 4lia n hil NianW ffAhi iiHH
hlHsf 10 nile NHr inHni HH
ifal 4 N NJ ilalhlle
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-06
JAP APAMESE COUNSEL
REPORTED KILLED
BY SOVIET TROOPS
ENVOY SENT 10 PARIS To \E,O.
lINrE pEACE WIN
ilOisiiIil III.

StN RANG iS'O, ApriI 5.---Japun.
''c Wee Counsel Ishi,la has been Nil.
lcd Us the iIolslr,lki ~ NikolhcyNl.
eastern = hriln. according io cnhlc
ic,r,,cd by The New World, Japan.
csc language newspaper here.
y he Amc nd,ic,~ sald thai the
I,us sian government formally has
rskrd The iRpancsr government Ter
wi'r and the Japanese government
hat responded hy sending Nagoro
Nliura, it, special cnyo, ~ Paris au,l
toimcr minister Ia switzerland. ~
Russia 10 investigate.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-06

The strike nt iAe sNNehwvh on
the chicago Junction railroFd Witch
serves the stock Yards, paFlls 'f'p
Piled activities "a the paek,ne hour 3
lodas aud threw live thouiand men
0ut ut empl0N Nmenl
raeklng house plilegfs said NAV
20 .O0N stock yards Nwkets Nould a.
turcud lo Quii vork inmurrnN II l1s
strike cnnitUusN
The American il4lNRN Ehpl 's
gampauN today lssupd an rmhifgl
on freight shlpmeuts Az lleNeh1i
the NeN Nrlk Cfnuh lnt Nhtt
plate rallJoal issued noli'es that all
shipmcuis westward Ol nhtn pnllis
lthti are hanllfi ut thlgasn lrd lhr
chicago Milwaukee ant si flnl
railroad announced lrum NuNauAff
an embargo HH nrIgbt billed ln 81.
rrui.I rhrnIHh NhNaen
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-06
"Socihlistic Ideas"
of Wilson Attacked
By R. |. Republicans

TNy NI1nfI7IrfI TTIHH,
PROVIDENCE. a. +. AIr.l o.
condemnation Of tho marked s0cla
ism Of Prcsidont Wilson aud warn
inr against the "tr'nd toHnrd ma
t'onalilation oi lnluylrics as sug
gegtod IN his paitin'iy To IA" soviet
plan" were voiced today at The re
publican tate committee today h'
Conercssmgn F,ss Uf Ohio
The state convention and the dis
irict conventions held at the San'
limu elected an unplodgrd dolegn
tlon OF tea members to the nat'onpJ
convention without opposition.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-06
$2OOO,OOO Blaze
Occurs at Enid;
Elevator Burns

W ATNrIlIIH TTrIH7
ENID, AMI . Fire 0l nnknowr
origin. starting In the Rock Island
freight depot here loniem sprcad To
a slrlng of hos ears aud IN elevator
causing damages estimated " sela.-
n0O
Tho fire VAS slill raging ~ mld.
night
4 kce of dynamite IN The freight
depot exploded ihroSin bariin /
debris ON pdincent buildings, sctilnr
them ON iifc.
The elevator was owned Nv J. r
shaw.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-06
IIAtHlI. Iin nihliis 80
~ liiln ~ iHilillhil

pnnIlhNn enc AWll h.
nrmI ntIf. fnI iHI IIi' lll .NnN
n.lH uufhe. ahn i.i ihr' 'll
ln tinrlaud hHnfIl 1860 n' f"l
No. nul IHnfIl mWn NH NH
anunni f lHIf inhil
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-06
REPUBLICANS SURE
HOUSE WILL PASS
PEACE RESOLUTION
~ PpORTERs CLAIM SENATE
tLsD WILL TAXI SIMILAR
ACTION.
SOLID VOTE IS PREDICTED
u PASSES aud Signed iIy President
American Soldiers IN Germany
Can ilc Returned Home.
Kahn ENpln.ns

~ N'Wt ihffN IIENt
WASlllNGTON. Apfil g. Rcpuh-
lican aud democratic leaders OF the
house began rounding ~ their forces
today tor the biz fight Thursday
over the Joint resolution put forward
by republicans. declaring III, wa
with Germany ended. Tclcgrams
were sent to absent members NJ
both parties To return here IN time
to vote ON the resolution put forward
ly trpubicuns. DECLARING ho war
with Gormuny ended Tch"Hrams
wore sent 10 absent members of
both parties 10 return IN time 30
vote on the resolution Friday.
Veto Predicted.
While the democrats are expected
to vote almost solIdly against H. II
viii have solid republican support
according 10 leaders who have count
ed noses. lts pgssaho hy the senate
also ~ predicted b republicans. al.
though democrats declare the proh-
dent viii veto II.
Chairman Kahn Of tho military
affair committee, declared IN q
tlltcmcni today thai II tho rcsllu'
ton WAS passed aud slgrrl ~ The
president. ,moricnl military iorcc'
M GERMANY 'ould he returned home
ulthough orders Tor th"l' withdrawal
would rest with the president
Mr. Kahn called attention - the
fact. according Ia The terms of III,
treaty. the Coblon1 brilgchrad, held
by American troops will he tyncnat'
cl after ten years, II Germhny tai
fills all her obligations. whilo ~
Cologne bridgohead, nov held by
British troops will bc hunlel over
after five years.
"Wihout Precedent.
Representative Lodge, dumorra'
OF Missouri in a statement ,o lh'
house. declared much coit itioI nnf
Litigation would follow ths rnd'n'
of the war without proper prove
ions by the treaty ln. u ratification
- az the & is ot the ii''d state
laffccting property of German M
lionals. lie said the resolution "b
without precedent"
Rem csentntiye Caldwell demOcri
of New York. announced that h'
would support the resolution
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-06
walkout Illegal,

"rhc motherhood oi RAILWAY
Trainmcn. win which the railroad
affected have working agreements
has declared the rtrise ILLEGAL anu -
,u.np, falinr wtl, ia,ltoai pllirts
In efforts TO hrlng abun, resnhps
llon of work.
Offlcus of the Chicago yaldngus
association, Who engineered the waih
ont. claimed that 5000 swlschmen
aud yardmon employed On eighteen
lailroads we're ON strike todai, but
railroad oill'ers placed tue nnmhvf
out at approximately s,SVv and
white admiitins that freight service
vas opera,lnE on twenty-five per
cent basis. al,nhuled the f"dN Ton
largely lo yesterdays snow sierm
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-06

PARIS. April s.--The attitude OF
the French government In the pres
oni German crlsla IL defined and cx-
plnlncd in a note issued tonight.
Afcr rel,eraiing that thu govern
men, has no hostile designs towerd
Germany, desiring. on the contrary.
tho resumption at normal relations
with that country and expressing
realization of the difficult situation
of The berlin government, the noto
declares the German government has
given way 20 pressure. by the milf
iarlsi party. mo, fearine TO infringe
The Imperative and most solemn
s,lpulatlona of The Versailles treaty"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-06
CHICAGO RAILWAY
STRIKE IS BROKEN
UNION HEAD SAYS
~ >Dl,EDs Of UNION SWITCH.
MN FROM OTHER cirIi.S
Ai,E GIVEN JOiIS.

NY Associated lpfs.
CHICAGO, Aprll i.--A break n
the strike OF several thouaabi "ln.
surgcnr swilchmon IN the Chicago
switching district, was predicted -.
night by a. Y. whitney, vlc,"prod.
dent Of the Brotherhood ol Ru,ts y
Ttainmen. VINO said ira, .e,ctal hun
dr.d union SWiicnmcn ftum mpny
points In he middle west arrived to-
day To take the places Of the s,ria-
,ls asa that utn,is wuulu artiN, 10
mofrow,
"SWi' hmcn are coming ~ ch'ca'
10 Ia such numbers ,hat the back
LOnu ~ the strike viii NJ hsasen,
I he said. "k,efy rari0ad ul stofh
that enters the slo,kyatus viii nt
promptly handled hy a reserve crew
uf uniun switcnmcn ahd We expect
to have six hundred Idle locomuut" go
GONG In short order.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-06
BRITISH EMBASSY
.P|CKET|NC ST OPS
BY FEDERAL ORDER
Nr iIili,D ~ NlSIililiiE ~
PRISON SENTENCE UNDER
FEDERAL LAW.
TWO WOMEN ARRESTED
IRISH S,mpn,hiIcrs llr Prohibited
From ra,ading STREET In Front
~ Diplomatic ufiic's--kr.
irsis Made


WASHINGTON, April Z. The
federal go,crnmnl moved today To
put un end 10 tho pitkeling of the
friiiHh embassy, which WIS reneWe,.
THIS morning by women sympalhisera
with The mn,omcnt Tor IN irish re-.
public.
United Slalos District AllornN.
Lnskoy informed Matthew O'nrlon,
counsel tor The women. that II his
clinis persisted ilsy would be- pros.
c'ntrd under u federal statute which
makes the offering of an insult to
a diplomatic rcpresentniie of u for.
"ign government ar to his official
Residence felony punishable hy u
ponllouilnry sentence.
Ordered Arrested.
simultaneously, Mr.. l.nskoy com-
mun,picd his decisioh 10 the District
ut Columbia commissioners. who In.
atructed the police I oarfcsi tho
Women after warning them Cap
tain DOYLE and two police women
we're sent in the embassy In q patrol
wagon ana found Mrs. Mary Walker.
] w NHiN W. lf'Nh NHNHNNt NWN 'tfN7
B MOllic carroll, " Now York CITY
carrying banners ON the sidewalk.
Cap,ain Doyle informed the ban.
nor hrarors that unlnss they left ln
lifioon minutes they would he arres.
ted under federal statutes. hut they
refused IN depart After they had
been taken to police headquarters
aud held ror half an nnur they were
'cloafod ON orders ot Mr. lAskey
The district attorney explained
subsequently that the police had act
,d before Mr. O'nrien had had time
tn notify his clients oi The govern
monts decision.
ii,k~s Attarke,l,
An hour hclofc The police inlcrvcn'
od Mrs. Sophi stanton and Mrs. l'a'-
tie l.arklns, of this city, attacked two
pickeis who had preceded Mrs. Wal
ker aud Miss Carroll aud were erre''
ted ON charges oi 'dlsorderly ,'or
duet
They were released upon deposit
lng cash forfeit, VI ssa each
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-06
WIDESPREAD RAIDS
BY SIM FE|NE.RS
DISTURB BRITISH
III NDiliD POLICE STATIONS
AND BtitIitCks Oitn ".
TlO\ DEMui.i>iilD
TAX RECORDS DESTROYED
Demonstrations tHirird Oui with
Utmost Scrrcr,--fioups Pa,r,l
Dublin streets During
EdsiCi

~ hfsocia',f Pros.
DrnLlN, Npil Tloulh lh'io
WAS no E.Hc' rebellion The 'iir
f"incrr gave The government nc.rly
as mech annoyance al il thrr' bad
been. Thp demonstrated also thoif
widespread orsdui2ltioa and TIE s.c-
rec, with which trr, gr' ah.H Co.,
rNocut" ircir cuurs ,imulian, oualy boz
Noiy pant oi ~, isiud.
E,s,drncr, l,ai,lrd
Not un'v Ser, iaN offices and p..
lee barrcls attacked ra, prypt"
residence ul taN collector. W,i, ai.
so raidcd Papers were removed
md destroyed but n hes, raids uu
enc was injured
Tic destruction of taN r'rW1 win
greatly amharruss thc authrri .c.
and delay thc callocticu ct .he t.
come taN
Nrarly one nundrcd police si,j.oa,
and harrIc',H an over li,l.ud wcr
demolished. They had. how 'ycr.
been previously abandoned hv th'
government becaus" OF iho difficulty
~ lN' l'N noli''Nli N w 'NilHF tnli
ing them aepins, attacks hy hun.
dr,1s NJ armed men.
trncd Revolt Feared
Extensive military piecl lilnu'
were taken IN and around nuhlu
aud ether cities. aud Tho examine
lion OF persons entering or lratlni
was dirccied ~ preventing pussihl.
armed revolt nut no such cim,rt
hensivc rlan of ouirgrc~ grlin e
public offices and barracks - oc'
Cured WIS fOicsecu II had beer
very auicl to-day lntll late ~ a.
afternoon the absence cf soldic,
from tn streets wda ctnsrirnous
but at five o'.lock military lort'
with armed soldiers dinyc up an,
raided q small saloon known ~ th'
Republican lar" and aircfieG II,
men. A hostile crowd soon aWem
bled and sang q Sim Fem song IN
soldiers fired . volley over the hcnd
of the crowds. witch d'd no harm,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-06
FRESH FIGHTING RACES in GERMANY
JAPANESE OCCUPY VLADIVOSTOK
BULLETIN.

> vLADIvOSToK, April S. 4.
: japanese troops today oc- 4
. eupied vladivoStok after 8 4
= hours Of severe fighting in 4
+; all parts Of the city. 4