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The log cabin Democrat., 1920-06-21
NORMAL Y. w. CONCERT
 AT SCHOOL TONIGHT

The Y. ". C. A. of the Arkansas State Normal School will render a concert tomorrow night beginning at 8 o'clock in the auditorium of the science hall, according to an an- nouncement made this morning. An excellent program has been arrang- ed for the occasion and rare treat is promised those who attend. Among those on the program are Miss Doro- thy Pyle, teacher of piano; Homer F. Hess, teacher of vvoice; Mrs. Martha Hudson, reader; Miss Billie St. Clair, and Miss Lois Wright of Lonoke, who won first place in the state voice contest at the annual school meet in Little Rock this year.
 An admission of 25 cents will be charged for the concert, it was said. The proceeds realized will be placed in the funds to send delegates from the association to Estes Park, Colo, to the national meeting, August IT to 27.
 The entertainment committee of of the faculty at the Normal School is busy this summer devising means of entertainment for the boarding students. Tonight plays and games on the lawn in front of Doyne hall will be the program. Thursday night, a reception for the students of the summer session will be rendered by the faculty.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-06-21
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK.

The Log Cabin Democrat is authorized to announce FRANK WHlDDON of Cadron township as a candidate for second term Circuit Clerk of Faulkner county, subject 10 the action of the Democratic party.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-06-21
JERSEY MAN NAMED
 TO TREASURY POST
tBy Cnited Presal

Washington, June 21.-President Wilson today appointed Parker Gil bert Jr., of New Jersey as assistant secretary of the treasury. He will succeed R. c. Leffinewell, resigned.
 The president also announced the recess appointment of Edward Capps of New Jersey as minister to Greece.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-06-21
B. P. o. ELKS TONIGHT.

The regular semi-monthly meeting of the Elks lodge will be held tonight at 830 o'clock. Initiation is a part of the business of the meeting.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-06-21
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR SHERIFF.

The Log Cabin Democrat is authorized to announce W. NJ. BRADY of Cadron township as a candidate for second term & Sheriff of Faulkner county, subject to the action of the Democratic party.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-06-21
FOUR MEET DEATH
 IN BURNED HOUSE
(By United Presx)

Vancouver, B. C., June 21.-Four were burned to death today in the fire which early today destroyed the Balmoral apartments.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-06-21

Mrs. A. W. Rice left yesterday morning for De Queen where she will be the guest of relatives for a few days. She was accompanied as far as Benton by Dr. Rice, who returned to Conway last night.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-06-21

Legal Blanks for sale at this office
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-03

ny Associated l'fcss
\IsTIN Mar. - beginning
early In the afternoon aud lasting
lpr more than five hours. battle rar-
cd between the members ot the
Sophomore aud Freshman CLASSES ct
iht University uf Texts last niflil.
Asn result rirht students Wcr" sent
tn Soiun's lniirmarv Tor treatment
against the effect uf ammonia gas
or other injuries.
The clash began carly IN III aii 'r-
innn when uy"r one hundred Snnh'-
morcH gathered ~ tEc entrance 81
the cnriial ground, and mrrch"d
against the * I. ll9ll whore 'he
Freshmen wcro preparing io rave
their annual reception ant d'rc'. .
% Attacking from all sidca ihc Sopho
mcrcs charged against lr rpril nun 10
bcr Of husk, freshmen who had gath
cred To- defend the hall and r"pu,se
the attack of the upper class men.
Freshmen were seized and crfli"d
inin the street below where ihcy
were hound and laid oui un,il 'nc
arrival of trucks During the prog
ress of the battle more ara more
mon came To relieve and aid ih' ir
hand pressed classmatcs. Ns twi-
lipht settled over the city he Sorh
omorcs were In undisputcd ross''''
sicn and over in Freshmen we're
loadcd on trucks tied hand ani iooi
and started un theirs orr9 a. Thes
were unloadcd som" five mile itom
Aust q aud lett to free th"ms"l'''
and walk hack.
Comparative quicl followed uni
meas = O'clock whcr the hand again
organized aud over three hundrc'
IN number marched against th' hal
They were organized into three com
pinies aud each company given on
main point of attack spirited ighi
Ina followed Though ou'numhered
tie sophs showed their class spir'
and rcpulscd all attempts At frs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-03
Hundreds of University
Students Battle $ Hours
For Possession of Hall

cadet rifles. clubs and baseball hHis
were used IN IN attempt io lrith,'h
OF thc attackers. hut failing in me
hand to hand fighting eusucd In
threatening points pyrcnc fire oNiih
guishcds illed with ammonia Nei'
uscd Tho strong ammonia ium"'
droyu back The solid columns ot
men as oit,n ls they approached.
Me.. . the sophs held the lrnud
march for the Freshmen reception.
President bob McClcndon of th'
Sonhumorc class. led the march with
another husky. " somewhat m lr'r'
glcd upper classmnu There Wor'
several minor casualties resulting
nom nstll encounters aud cuts from
broken window glass.
Il rs understood that most ~ the
injured students have been released
from the hospital. and in no case ia
there anv 'orious injury
DAMAGE Ia hall we're estimated
ai 81. 40
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-03
Illinois Republicans
Are Solid For Lowden
They Tell Gen. Wood


Ty A. anriat'i rfs-ss
WASHINGTON, Mar . Illinois
republicans IN conerns. jniacd today
ln message 90 the Leonard wood
Cmpaicn committee pf TINT state
,hnraCt,riginr as offensive le."-
rraphic request from the committee
that they support General Wood Tor
the presidential nomination.
The delegation ~ unit wishes
to oXprofs its. firm belief that thu
state of Illinois is not m any sense
NJ ;rn word Tor Leonard Wood for
rrcsiueul said the Joint replv. and
that the delegation aud the state
ere unqulliii,ily fol Governor
Frank q l.nwdoi and that the t'uo
,nd manner uf the tclegmm In ques-
ton is offensive 10 every member OF
that delegation
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-03
Cour' Dismisses
Charges Against
23 in Fraud Case

GRAND RAPIDS. Mar o. ~ dis
nir.ine the charges against - men
the government narrowed the field
ln thc NfNhrrry election ndhspitury
r1., to an even hundred defendants.
Tie action ctm, through Frank {.
a'loy. assistant attorney general
iisi aficr BE- bal announced the end
Cd m, prosecution direct l"'li'
mruy only mluol defendants wei"
% the liei
Tomorrow hls boon set aside Tor
notion, and arguments. Thr iirsi
.uf tlie dernso testimonials b. likely
thcr. .orr not On hn Offered before
1iursduN
The le."u.o ouiliu"d today ia
Judge Sessions the motions Whicl
n NiiI prra,ui tomorrow First. Mar
un " litlrtou will gst fur dismis'
"a oi counts th.r" five and siN oi
tLr Indictment.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-03
lorns NJ shawnee.
EAIiI,OiD DELIVERS
IITINtTtM To sTisIkEttS.

Is \ 20, ntui rress,
NEW ORLEANS, Mar. :.---Lead-
crs of uniois employed on the river
'front.' were delivered virtual uiti-
matum late to-day after they had
practically refused tc accept q COM
promise offered by the Illinois Gen.
trail reilroad relative 10 re-employ-
mcnt OF the freight handles who
struck several weeks aRo and whose
placs have been filled by non.union
men.
At conference early today be-
tween committees composed Of pres
dents Of the various exchanges hero
aud representatives Of labor .nioas.
the latter offered to withhold tho
strike call II the railroad would re-
employ union freight handlers In the
ration OF two to each n0n-union man
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-03

Mis. Margarci llaynic. daughter
Of Judge llaynic OF Canadian. Texas,
and adopted daughter Of Thomas T..
Moody uf Wichita Falls. has been
located following her mysterious dis
appearance fro q train which sho
boarded ~ Amarillo last Friday
u'ght for Wichita Falls She had
b,rn IN Amarillo with the Moody on
d Refining Company and was a
quest at the Amarillo lloaiel during
thr puvors aud Sellers at Livestock
Association Convention
Miss llayuio was found wandering
in the woods near the banks Oi
Wichita river in Wilbarrei County
by sheriff " \ lsh Relatives
spl that She had suffered nervous
breakdown due to oyetWork during
th, past few months. Kegardine her
di.lpp,arlupr the Fort Worth
Record contained the following story
Yesterday
Wandering doliriously for hours
through fields and forests. her mind
Cd ulnh aud suffering beneath her
thiu garments from biting winds
Ni Narratrf llasnio. who mystcri-
oue.y disappeared from O Fort
Worth d Denver train between
Amarillo and Wichita Fail. satur.
day morning was found late sunday
frIr ID, banks of tho Wichita river
iu W.lhligcr county.
"Thr YouuF woman WIS dis
co,orou b, sheriff W \ lsh. oi WI
b.rrgr county. and was apparently
inr dead condition according "a
fslersarhir adficDs received hy rhc
gecop Monday
size vas taken tu her home and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-03
GERARD uPH0LDS
ACTS OF PARTY
MEETS MONROE. Of CHiCAGo,
INDEPENDENT CNNbiDAIE,
~ Pui.iIC DfBArE.
Nv Associated frsss

n, Associated ffsss'
sIOt'N FAILS. :. ~. Mar, g.
James " Gerard. former American
nmb,s sadoi To Germany and minor
ty democratic candidate for norri-
nation fcr president in the state pii-
mary March %. met Jas. q. Monroe
of chicago. indevendeni candidate
for the nimination. in debate nF
roauiIed nv the state primary law.
Answering an inference that he WIS
4, stalking horse" Tor President
Wilson. Mr. Gerard said be was mot
a s,elkinr horse" for anybody. aud
,bat the vrcsidcnt. who Tor eight
meals has nadc the democratic PAT
~ ope Of achievement and brought
dovn the creates, military vower IN
tho world" needs NJ stalking
horse.
ur Gerard declared that war
would have been vrevented " Mr.
wul,am Jennings nryan's peace irea'
;, had ben signd hy the various ooun-
,,,es lso denlore the delap Of
tho I'nhea States In acting IN pcace
,rc.,v and acceyiiig the league oi
nations.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-03
: MEN DIE WHEN
OIL BARGE SINKS
uLNVN STORM Dl,IiEs TANhfI,
DOWN ~ MOiTu on
MISSISSIPPI.


liy Associated ptcss.
MOBILE. Ala. Mar The
barge Ningo. carrying $4,000 barrels
oi oils ank t. miles of South West
pass al The mouth OF the Mississippi
r.yciduring ahcayystorm sunday
according 10 information received
her" today
Two mca are said To have lost their
lives. other reports Of damag" at
sea 10 vessels were received.
The victims were William Kern
act. and Jacob Hatch. both Of Dan
.ig. Germany. the master of the tus
talvcrt of the Gulf Refining com
pany reported upon his arrival here
late today.
The butes Mingo nnG Allegheny
were In town ~ lhc Calvert. bound
from Tor, Arthur to Mobile
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-03
CANADIAN GIRL WHO MYSTERIOUSLY
DISAPPEARED FROM DENVER TRAIN
FOUND NEAR WICHITA RIVER BANKS

after twcniy-four hours sleep was
reported Monday partly recovered
from the nervous collapse caused
from oyerwork and which was said
hy her relatives 10 he responsible for
her leaving the train before II
reached Wichita Falls.
with the disappearance OF the
Young woman saturday. police and
sh,riffs al through this section Of
the state we're put on the lockout
for her. Fort Worth detectives and
police kept watch on the railroad
stations as well NJ outlying parts Ot
the city a. the tram had reached
here before her absence was dis
covered.
Miss Hayuic Is the adopted
daughter uf Thomas f Moody,
banker and OH man OF Wichita Falls
whose offices arc 10 th" lleunc hotel,
iu that city.
"Mr. and Mr. Moody hal been
visiting IN Amarillo accompanied by
Miss llaynic and her twin sister The
party boarded the train at Amarillo
Tor Wichita Falls FRIDAY night and
retired 10 their hcrths The last u
be- seen of Miss liaynie before she
uas found was when Mrs. Mood,
babe her good uieht as The train wa'
n.ss.ng through Childross.
Miss liaynIe did not appear wher
tLr others ol the party awakened
SATURDAY. morning IN Wichita Fall
and her berth pH. tound empty
Immediately wokd was sent Il
police li' pyrr fhiH tciion \ $500
eward was offered relatives io
information lcadire n discovery o
the iuunr woman.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-03
With Railroads Back in Hands of Ow1ers
Steps are Taken to Settle Wage Dispute
MAJORITY OF MEN AGREE
TO "STAND BY PRESIDENT"
and give new Law TRIAL

WASHINGTON, March 2-Dentc steps were taken today
toward settlement Of the railroad controversy which has
been pending since last August Representatives Of railroad work.
with the exception Of group agreed cooperate with the
government and the railroads giving trial of the
portaon with It's arbitration clauses and President Wilson
letters both the association Of railway executives and heads Of
the fifteen workers organizations requested that they select rep
rescnsvcs to sit the bipartisan board Prompt action
urged by the president in order that the negotiations between
employer and employees might not longer be delayed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-03
NINBI.R OF Dlit'G
AnrIt - SHOWS DItEih~l'

~ hHsn. iIiiA Wee"
NEW YORK. VHr Tho health
drulttmcut rl.r'r t"r druF addict
viii o. closed N.J.H e.. because the
number li p,.ou. beug treated has
iail,n below l"rti"alth tomHi's-
.iouer Copeland Huuoltnccd today
n will br ro.op.nDd should there be-
sp mcur1s. boo drue addirts hc -iid.
Ictwco1 $1,000 trd 1000 o. dict 2
have received treatment 90 the elm
ir ir Tho Ia.i ,c.r. ur copeland -1li.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-03
TWO MORE RESERVATIONS
PASS SENATE UNCHANGED
Man Sought on Charge
of Murder is Brought
To Justice By Father

IS Associated Prrss.
RED WOOD ClTN, Calf. Mar 2.
William Burke, irraigncd On a
charge of murder. Wls brought to
pnslic". ~ his own father. Joan
lurkC. game warden.
Learning q week agO that The per-
son known as Red" Christensen.
who mad been sought nearly year In
connection with ;hc shaving of Albert
Rcid'ngcr. wa. his own son. whom Ic
had not seen inr fourteen wears. ha
traced the boy to san Francisco and
induced him io give himsolf up. trG
shciiif's office stated.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-03
THREE ARE KILLED
IN A|RPLANE BLAZE
CAPTAIN A\D TWO pA>SiiNhEi.S
EtRNEp "a ~ i1ii
~ tLOliIDt.

- Associated i'rss.
FORT MYERS. Fla. Mar -
CAPTAIN Il &. VI. PAGE. who was d O.
GRATED for distinguished ,~"'''"" IN
oversee. ai, srryicc aud two passca-
pnrs Grrc miuod to death near
.yorslalur. Florida. late today WHOM
their scalluno cdu-hi fire. Cuplhir
Page was said 10 have brought down
three German planes In France.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-03
ARTICLES RECEIVE
LARGER MAJORITY
THAN FIRST VOTE
DEMOCRATS SWING To srpPOI,T
on RifptnLicANs ~ PASS.
i>G MODiElt tTiONS.
AFFECT MONROE DOCTRINE
Little Dtbn,c Attends Scnaic ,clion
A. lEathrs i'NccpI Finai tut.
r,nc Must Await tirsults
of Election.
liy Assos iairi i'rrts

by Associated rtrss
WASHINGTON. Mar. Two
more uf the republican reservations
10 th. peace treaty, one of them At
iecting tho bitterly debated Monroe
Doctrine provision, were re-ad0piod
In the senate today without change
aud by greater majority than they
commanded when originally prcson-
ted last November.
The Monroe Doctrine reservation.
which senators have been told is
fcarcely less objectionable to Prcsi-
dent Wilson that that relating To ar.
licle ten, cot the support OF fifteen
democrats end won by vote of as
Ia 20 after substitute drafted by
the democratic leaders had been re-
iected The vul, on the republican
proposal was 81 to 80 last Noycm-
Ter, when onlp ninc democrats sup
ported II.
Other i,cscrynt ion.
The other reservation acted on
asserts tha: the full jurisdiction of
the United States over purely dumes-
tic questions aud was adopted. &c to
-, with fourteen democrats helping
10 make up the majority In NoVom-
her II wOi the votes ut cnly eleven
democrats and was adopted ~ To &c.
Little debate attended the sonatc's
action. al. clements apparently con
ccding that the successive roll Cal.t
were merely formglities TO let every
one 70 on record before the linal
deadlock which new generally IL oN-
pec,,d 10 pat the treaty over inio tho
campaign.
Democrats support Vote.
On the Monroe Doctrine reserve
ton several democrats who did no
vote for adoption ia Novcmh'r
swung over 10 The republican nn TO-
ugy's roll calf.
Thcy v,rc senators p'ckham,
Kentucky. FLETCHER Florida Pili.
man aud Henderson,. Nevada kinr.
rtah smith Georgia ana Myo",
Montana
That the president had singled
,ui the Monroe nocirin".ahd article
ten reservations rs particularly oh.
pcc,ionable
n wns over these tive reservations
that the bipartisan compromise ne
rotmiions came to gtief' the repnh'
lican leaders serving motto" that th,Y
would consent tc no modiiicaiior N
either and tho democrats Indicating
that neither would be acceptable ~
they stood
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-03
VERMONT VOTERS.
UPHOLD NHIskEl

RUTLAND. Vermont. Mar. 2,--ln.
complete returns from u majority OF
the II Vermont counties .ate tonight
indicated that IN re than 100 of the
states stV towns voted yes" today
on the likuor license question.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-03
HOME PEOPLES TEST
HAS EVERY INDICATION
FOR OIL, REPORTS SAY
nv stnff correspondent }

MEMPHIS. Mar "A new d'iI-
iinr crew has begun work on the
Home people's test. The hole n hes
ing set IN cement preparatory 70 drill
ling with smaller bit for going into
sand
t,av indication from slight gas
ni rrrure and shnlc is that they are
setting on oil sand. A. 10 amount,
no one can tell. /
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-03
cav uNNNGrE
tNNpiplIt~ LOST.

WNrO. ToN. VIi .. Three can-
didat,s son ,tr commissioner. run
uire un l r.fy mauascr plan platform
acre def,It,d h,la today in the SOC
nnd dit m.r ht 10 ..ttUsr W1-
InfIn uf 800 KutH.
nure fhtr fuun vote 500, css'.
tho ,.fIr.Irf H.ur the urtwr,t 90.
.sr seen he.r TI defeated eiiivons
,h1rfoih. ft.r'f 90 t1" 200 ncef'
,cies vnieh went solidly against
them.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-03
WEATHER
Humidity Dun.

Forecast Wrdre sday. cloudy.
West rcyas- "Wednesday. cloudp
colder ~ ihe r,nhaudis fhursiday.
cloudy. crolcr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-03
NEW yOI,k NAY Rtist
BiIt.IO\ ron tHtUti WORK
r, A..n.,s, 4 r'-ss

~ Associated r'~.s
ROCHESTER,. y ' Mar =
Dlscuss,on OF plans for five year
campaign To raise billion dollars
for church work and IN address by
.y John u Rockefeller. Jr.. fealnr-
cd afternoon and evening session of
the New York state mlnisters'confcr
,ncc of the inicrchurch world mov"'
mont to-day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-03

Tue orc rfOup workers which ha'
not entered inl' The agreement 10 go
along with the president" was lh2
brotherhood of Maintenance OF WAY
Employee aud shop l.ahOrcis, which
recently Withdrew from the ccnlor
enres between union heads ana the
railroad administration. Committee
men from the locals of the Mlin-
tenance union, however, viii meet in
chicago Thursday. aud II WIS be-
iieyed, would follow the lead Of The
oihcr workers IN compliance vita
M wilson's reuucA.
Agree As American tiiiuns."
In a statement tonight explaining
their position. the union spokesman
declared that while they could not
approve OF the transportation oct
they had agreed 10 aid IN giving the
law u trial In the interest Of rail
Rad labor" and 'as American oiti-
sens"
"N0twi,hstandlng the fact that
labor Ia general and railroad tabor
In particular with the fuli co-opcra'
lion and support ol other bodies rep.
reseniinp American citizens nrged
congress not to pass th'
railroad bill. aud the president q
veto n. Rnd ycturn u to conErr--.'
Tho union statement sn,d. we sr'
now Officilll, advised the prcsideni
I has gigned the hill aud II IN the law
Views Unchanged.
I.aboris criticisms and protests
against this legislation are mniitI
Oi record and were presented 10 th'
congress. the president and The pub
lie.
We have no, changed our views
IN regard Ia this legislation ant
therefore do not endorse the law
! however as American citiZons. We
feel that in the interest nj ra'lrOa.
labor there 10 nothing lei, Tor ul
io du at present except 10 cooper
ate IN the creation nf the machinery
provided for IN thelaw.
In the case of the brotherhood
~ Maintenance of Way Employee
and Shup I,lhrrers this organization
has moi had duly authorized repre-
sontaiiycs in this last conference
Therefore IN compliance with th"n
constitution II was necessary Il
convene such representatives viii,
they will do IN Chicago. Thursday
' March the fourth
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-03
CHANGED ATTITUDE:
TOWARD GERMANY
NOTED IN EUROPE
ALLIES i,i,tiiXE THAT Ruined
NATION wOi III ENDiNGEH
CONTINENT
HUGE LOAN IS Considered
Gr at Ilriiain Credited With Hiring.
ing ibout More I.rnirnt Policy
uf Peace Com
terence

Hy Associated rrcss
LONDON. March "a note
worthy phase OF the present meeting
OF the peace conference Is the
changed attitude toward Germany.
In high diplomatic circles. II u
asserted that the conference has
ccmc TO recognize that Germany
ruined would mean weak spot and
n hnnnnrnns annt In Emrnpe
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-03
OFFICERS THWART
PLANS To LYNCH
OKLAHOMA NEGRO
CONVICT ~ DELIVERED To PEN.
TERTIARY AFTER EvAD-
ING MON.

ny Associated Prose-.
McALlsTER. Okla. Mar, Tho
possibility of race disturbances o.
lynching brought about the attempt
I'd transfer last night .pf Cap" Da-
Wis. negro. from the county jail at
Chandler, Oklahoma. 10 this city.
ended today when sheriff Frank
firalls. Of Seminole county. deliv-
Trrrw-w~-mrrrw-mr-wnrdsn Fred e.
Sweltscr ui the aiate rcnitcntiaYy
hero AT 2 o'clock this evening. Davis.
who was convicted Of attempting 90
assault Miss VILLA Harvey tate last
week and sentenced Monday 70 ~
wears Imprisonment. was enrontc tn
ucAlis,cr from Chandler last night
In custod, OF Sheriff n. l.. Brown.
q Chandler when brown learned
that mob had formed at shawnee
~ intercept him aud his prisoner.
piown eluded tho mob by going 10
Wpwokn by automobile and from
Wewoka departed by automobile for
McAlis'cr Instead OF coming d.
rcctly to. McAlester he camped most
~ the riVht just outside the town
and was met early this morning by
Sheriff Frank Gralls 10 whom he de-
llyercd his prisoner sheriff Gralls
made his way with Davis 10 HcIden-
Vile. At which point he came 20 Me-
Aloster by train. arriving this cven-
lne
Eorms NJ shawnee.
The moh which formed nc shaw
noe was estimated AZ ia0 persons
and was orderly In the extreme.
When Davis war net found the mob
snlit some going 10 Wowoka 10 inter-
ccpt sheriff Brown and other going
towaid Chandler with W u. Miller.
q negro seized nj shawnee fiom dep
MY sheriff o. G. burgess. of Chand-
her. who accompanied sheriff rrown
and Davis part of the way 10 shaw
noe.
Miller was returned to Chaidicr
toiap and is In iail there.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-03
Neutral, Va, Sub,rrilhr.

II g. expected ihat plan viii bo
arrnugcd which viii offer induce.
monis go the rich smaller neutral
cuurlrics ~ subscribe to loan.
r,on i.ucland her Representatives
believe viii contribute. officially or
nroffri,ll,. also rugland's financial
commitment. of various SORTS rising
from the war nrc greater than those
of any other nation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-03
world loan Discussed.

Great britain aud personally
Premier Lloyd George are credited
with bringing about this policy. The
French peace delegation rs described
as moving toward this point oi view
reluctantly II Is asserted that the
French are less immOyahlc than
when NJ. Clcmcucoau was premier.
iiuT to set Germany on her i'ct u
ono of the questions the conference
.a roN considering. II is considered
prohahlc that 70 VIII sanction an
t,national loan to Germany. bnt
t1o Question ot security tx a hasf
enc.