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Jnlng. lie nau enron
ic tdysentery. He
would have to get up
so often at night that
he did not get any
rest. He doctored
and had X-ray pic
lures taken and did
everything he could
to get relief but moth
ing gave him any
help. He became
very much discour-
ged and was about to
give up getting any
better hut HAVING
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the best of service
TO me in the case Of
a severe cold, with
cough and tightness
of the chest. ANY
one so afflicted
knows the many
unpleasant features
connected with it. l
had exposed niyst Ii
to very Indictment
weather while doing
my farm work. !
was not "a strarv
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man, and was in a run down condition. Had
tired, WORKOUT feelings all the time, and my
debility was so as to make my daily duties
very laborious. The only relief | got was
from DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery, and am pleased to recommend it
TO Others. JOHN NICHOLS, 4O4 long
st.
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Cincinnati First
To Finish Census

WASHINGTON, Feb. 11.-Cincin-
natl is the first city to complete it's
census, it was announced today, but
it will probably be two weeks before
the final total is announced
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oh, may We read you
well. The teacher was to hold me
and whisper the nard places. But
he dropped me and now Pm lost.
ooh, may we read you?" asked
Nancy.
Certainly. answered the paper
proudly. "Pm considered pretty
fine"
This is what Nancy read aloud:
A battle went on in the kitchen one
night,
Just after the cook had turned off
all the light.
What started the trouble Pm sure |
can't say.
But here's what cook found when she
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

WANTED-Lucrative and pleasant
employment is offered intelligent
young ladies in new industry to be
established in Americas about the
middle of April. For information,
apply at the Chamber of Commerce.
-25-H
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Only One "BROMO QUININE''
To get the genuine, call for the full name,
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets.
Look for signature of Z. W, GROVE.
Cures a Cold in One Day. Soc
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Rescued After Four Months

Macon, Ga.-"For about four months
my husband was so sick, not able to do any
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANIED-At once large boy to
carry the Times-Recorder in East
Amerlcus; good pay and will not in
terfere with school hours. Call on
Circulation Manager, Times-Recorder
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to say
That cook packed her trunk and went
off the same day.
That's beautiful cried Nancy.
But the mushroom was offended.
"Why, you didn't mention me-" it
d clared. Cabbage! Potatoes! APP
pies! Humph! Just ordinary things
He'd have remembered mushroom
much better.
why, the speech didn't write it.
SELF" said Nick. SIT can't help it"
That's So forgave the mush-
room. 81 didn't think of that. But
we must be off now. Say goodbye,
children, and come along"
Copyright, 1920 N. E. AZ
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Good man to run grist
and corn water mill, known as Old
Seals Mill, six miles from Americas
now owned by E. J. Salter, Route B,
Americus.-S-d6t-w
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Severe Cold and Cough

Orlando, Fla.:-"Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery has certainly proved OF
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

FURNITURE REPAIRED and re-
finished Cabinet work of all
kinds. Screen made to order and re-
paired. Wind-shields for all make
cars. j. W. Hawkins, Phone 1872
6-fri-sun-wed
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FOR RENT-Two office rooms in
Wheatley Building. Mrs. J. B.
Hudson-11-3t.
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FOR SALE-One almost new Rem
ington Automatic Shotgun. W. M.
Humber. 9-tf
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FOR SALE

PHONE 544.-Guest Wood Yard, for
seasoned oak and pine, fireplace
and stove wood. No tree tops OF
limbs; all first class wood. Prompt
delivery. 14-tf
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FOR REET.

FOR RENT-Three rooms for light
housekeeping. Mrs. c. R. Whit
ley, Phone 116.-6-tf
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WANTED TO BUY-All kinds of
lumber in carload lots. ]. H.
Bradford.-3-tf
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FOR SALE, CHEAP-Oliver Type
writer, No. 9. Call 432.-1O-tf
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MILLION AND HALF FEET or bet
ter of magnificent round yellow
pine timber on fine farm of 470
acres, red clay subsoil, pebbly loan
top. Plenty of tenant houses and
deep well. Three miles to one of
best towns in Southwest Georgia,
l 1-2 miles loading stations. A ire
mendous bargain at 500 per acre.
Timber alone will bring over $40
900. Write DR.. J. W. Moody, Bos
ton, Ga. owner-9-12td-2tw
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WANTED-TO buy your chickens,
eggs and butter. E. D. Mcdaniel
213 Cotton Ave.-13-tf
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WANT TO Do YOUR fine watcn.
clock and Jewefry repairing. Elk
pert service and reasonable charges
K. s. Broadhurst, Jeweler, 10 La
mar St. directly in front of post
Ufhce.
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HOGS WANTED.-Sh oats weighing
from so to 1875 pounds S. R. Heys.
22-tf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-14
4 Men Who Have Cleaned-up Millions
in L st Fe,u Months from New England
Investors Resting Behind Prison Bars

( ~ Ass'r'si,d Pres
HW~TON. Aug. g.. Four mrn uhn
have Ic'1 ptrd millions oi dullar> irom
New t.ngland investors w the last icw
~, nih>. an prumi-r. ~ pay mcnt oi
fabul0 q interest. were hrl,ind the bars
tonight. thai lr> pongi. who's, SIretar.
uiar iinantial dealings have made hi
name known the CDuniiN OVER, wa>
surtcri r'd late todii 10y the man WIN
furnished Sli.lGO hnad inT hi> release
YESTERDAY. after hi' arrest by ihr fed.
cral authorities. nahlr H. lind an.
either hnndsmgn. Pnusi Wls tal,n a.
the Middle ~ county Jail ai last tam.
bridge.
lhrrr ofiiccr> II the Old Colon, For.
rien Exchange company Mrir arrested.
taken into the municipal court aud hrl'l
ih $50 .buO hontis r1rli un q technical
charge ~ larceny ~ $500 from persons
unhnoAn. IL default ~ band, they
'l,cni the niehi in the Charles street
jail.
The Irr Charles VI Er.ghtv,ll pre-,
ld'Hi .nd treasurer uI the concern. Eut.
Wund Meyers. uiiipt manager. aud Fred
Nr'cr. 81 irs agent
flead Noi Guili,
NJ thr,r plrid.d UUi guilty That the
s.utt.v~ ui this company might nave
TitaIl'i in extent the dealings uf Por.
rlf - "uIiiits IN.hiug. company. was
iutim1i'd hS Alh't ituIwlil. assistant
district attorney W Suffolk county.
wh % hr Todd the count that th, amount
involved iu o. transactions pr.laiI,.
would h' shown tu lr hundreds ui thou
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-14
MUST CUT PRICE
Of ICE Or FACE
FEDERAL CHARGES
NOTICE SERVED ~ FORT WORTH
MD DiII.i> 10 MFRS ~
=. AftORNIN

DALLAS Aus fs o.. m.sf Ir eI.I
o. Dallas and Fut NHfh ,.r-s.u.ts ut
81 yrnt- pr hundred ruuuds beginning
tHHurruu wUmIHF W d.ll.rs viii n,.
federal .h.rE-s oft rrHlf.rIHl lrd ,.r.
sfift'h fH WUrIa. uII.,s NHiia. q.
this '.'..f WHr -.rfHI tr q .I.r. ON flH
tr. N.fh T',rs cities tH,llt Iv G D.
rItiH. United stat diriu,t tttHu.y
Severed Dallas i.r drsl.ft Hrt, o..
,bfrl 'IHt rHda.ti.n ftun fhr trr-sut
sHt.uf itisIs Co. o. cent. would fHr,r
thru uuf uf hU-inrss
NppliafiHu Gee su irIln,tiu aLalHst
fhr tnitrd Sfrf.s rftiHutt f',l hN fhs
T.NlF iUr 1Hl t.'l SiHHEr G#mfunt uf
Dli f. tHi sfkiuE tH r,-ffsfn .Hfur..
f.,rt OF 1 sf,rut rit. IatiuHI, VIII
D., h.lId hN I,,irfIl 1ule, g.UIr. ~
isfh ,f ShrHt'auf rf tFiIs r F,rt
Wurfh D1 MHudlt. judge IH.s t,Ir.
ralhri lisifi,t Afiun', T4tur tsirs
thfi be- uuuid MT hriT a.. ataiilt4t'uu
Co. ff.r rr urigintliV PLANNED
liflr, llrk uDrtrfinc o. NJ Tt,irr.
. ,iuti bis hf'i'f That ihr rr-rdurs
wuuif Del ussl'zs ss b. hld just acted
in sinHsr 0ts ir i.nuisirua snd htid
that fr'l.iHl suthnt lilies had aufhmfty
O. inftirat' action in eases Wh.rr thev
h,iirtvd fHniiisfrinE and ouusudri,, was
h,ing plactiCed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-14

The provision NJ plchyScitc lr tn
portion of Poland formerly bDlunrinr
g. l.uisia together with the stipulation
that The llolThcviki be- granted i,arnis.
sion Ia disseminate propaganda without
rcfiriction In that territory fur one year
hriui" the vote is reviewed hy uffri.als
here ~ likely tu be- uhnnNious to the
Poles Tn" granting of such Demands
would IN the opinion ~ officials h,rc
- certainly result In the luss tn IN War.
saw government uf Hussinn i'ul1nd. for
nll Polish national feeling IN ihnt I".
ginn u II considered. would L." hluitrd
uut by the Iiolshcyiki propaganda
Terms Are Severe.
officials were inclined a. believe that
tho peace terms tu le submitted at the
Ninsk negotiations now In prugresa.
viii he even more severe thnn those
tentatively prepared Ion IN. iirnn".
yitch conference which ended 'hrupily
when the Polish arnislicc cnisutics
replied they hHd mo- authority - con.
clud" peace tn. recent sucrrss of the
soviet forces are held to hlv' made
pu"sihlo even NOR" drastic terns
The Polish situation continued tp 49,.
"'i," large portion ~ the attention
of officials here The state ieuriment
tu,lly had not received the note uf the
French government expressing iriiisfic.
iiun with the American aitliud" nf th"
Russian situation as defined IN the mote
e. the Italian ambassador.
The confidence displayed hy the
French government in General Wran.
g'l by recognition uf him as de- factoI
government has brought tn lighi u slm.
ilar confidence rcpusch in him hv tho
lpitcd States u h through General
Wrnngcl ~ southern Russia officials
s,id to-day that the United Stet hopes
To introduce largely the friendlv rNpfcs
finn- ~ sympathy fur the Russian pco'
pl' cmbpdicd IN the American not"
Finland and the Baltic states alHu haN,
been rhnscn M strategic paints fur III
s"winating thu attack "n ih" soviet an.
th0ritics
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-14
THOMAS ATTACKS
BA|L.EY'S RECORD
AND PRAISES NEFF
LOST ENrIii SilSrIC POLITICAL.
NhIIIN6 uf TiiE YEAR n
HELD NJ fIliNNitM
.SIs WAR HISTORY SCORED
Fiiir'n Hundred Persons. Including
Many Nnmrn. Hear Dallas Orator
Sp'a, in Behalf Of Waco
Candidate

.,tisl tr Iho NtNa
fLAlNNil.N r-N.. Aug i3.-i,y mt
o. moei ruihusiAsiir political mrrtin.,
4 this years ,lWpiiru WIS held un th.
"uri luur" lHWn this afternoon when
Il'n y ThuuHs uf Dallas. spoke foe
N"if in answer &C. iiailry. who spuk.
t"u M" same platform YESTERDAY ait
ino"n. Fifteen hundred people. al
'"st uS many uS heard liniloy. wuv
iirrrui and the speaker was ch,rrrsl
ti'n. nnd when. aft-r two hours #
r"ikinr. he attempted 60 stop. h. WAS
urged tu gu On
Many Women Present
Many women were IN the uudipur b.
very few Bailey men attended IN.
est II order prevailed Prior Ia the
pr'lng. IN" Tulih band gave u con.
o. and Thomas came onto the rua
played America With people
standing
Nash Iresides
W \ Nash. president of the N"if
lIh. presided Hnd introduced Nlrn
'riiiiu. iuiIurr l.nuncy man. who IN.
rdu,rd W " Kirk former Thuma.
~ supporter who introduced Thomas.
Th"unS discussed the record uf iini.
as tu his uil aud other connections.
NNfIf'Ntll'N 10 W liNflflt llif san lltf
.s"u platform. the policies uf Gny.rnor
~ woman suffrage. aud declared that
i'ailrv would chop up the Dcnuciatni
"'iiunal platform plank by plank.
iia'lty's War Record
10 also discussed. when called upun
10 su liuilc,'s war record. and hir
opposition to the league at nations. de-
Lrius that u BAILEY were governor.
ud a vacancy IN the senate during ses
."n w"fu o. uDcur Iiniiev. in hrht ~
hat h. says would pnssiblv appuint
Huohudi who would Vot, against tho
.ag g., and thus nussibly kill a.
Defends >eff's Record
llr dyl'udrd N,ffs personal and pulit.
il r'ouid. ana his platform. agI
s.,,d the people who would vote fur
Nrif tu ay aye. which practically
very unr dld Then hr nyacd those
hn would vote Tor Bailey To- stand. aud
Iut exceeding duzrn did So
Pc pl. from Canyon took him IN q
'r o. Tint place. where he will speak
uiehi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-14
TO DETERMINE
FUTURE OF POLAND IS ONE
OF REDS" FIRST DEMANDS
rY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

WASHINGTON Aug ia pebysete to determine the fu
ture OF Russian Poland drawn up by the
Bolshev concden with the first proposal armsce by the
Polish government The right Of Unrestricted propaganda this
territory during the which would before the
plebyseite also would be demanded
These and other terms Of which believed have
formulated for submission the first meeting between the
and Polish emssares received here today official circles
While regarded final because of the favorable
Boshevk since their formulation the scceped in
Washington illustrative of the intention Of the invaders
conditions Of drastic The other
ceived here include the right Of tie soviet
srcted transmission of all code Poland between
Russia and Germany the turning Of all ss and coal R
Poland for opening by the soviet and the right Unrestricted
travel for all soviet nationals the Polish frontiers without
the Polish wise m passports.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-14

Dbl AHH|. iHfHHl ffas
" NIlINGrO\. iug. l3.-ialhorii, ,
a. ir'frt~r cypress rates ls's psrrenI
,l- grani Il a. the tmerican sailwa,
lNars - np1n, iuhaN hN ihr Inter
''fir Commerce Commission.
THE in,r"a>r. b, unofficial estimates
VIII sdd S.ii.idD.O00 a. the annual in
rrmr "i the company, The commits
'ipi', d,'i,iun. however. du-. moi iaks
iri, consideration the recent award "l
ihr rail,rsd Labor board of incrra>rt
WagJ, app,uAinaiing Si3 .00r 000 o. ~
prr,s c'mpanN employee and IL y -
u',i'd application sauu viii br made b,
he 'lnpin, fu an additional inrrra>s
~ iai' 4" met the new Nsgr scale.
liair un mil!. lnd cream. undrr The
.unimi' ~iun', ds"i.iut. ate further in
creased to 'Irrrs spuld With the al, ancr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-14
WHITE - PIEiSED
o, As,siai,d Pros.

NiN lui:h. NHu 'g When iul %
'h. tHr.HE. ,f fhr Vu.II -uiirtl.
iu,H 1utuf o. thr Truus~-,, -UIff.
fuiHf. chairman C,urg. white. uf tn
NruH raii, national committee mid
fnt liuUlU- siHt,m'"f.
'lt ui.ast rl'usirg tu tls nrurt.
I1tN 90 fH, rttiDu Geo tnuN that th.
auIt, ,. ih. tld ,rIIrf.,f state U A..
it.u H,tsHu hls IItn.I thr uifrI-r
.W.H,imrHt It such 1 iI'l.,Itiuu. mt
fIIIft.
'if o. 'rr ,1nfdrrt hHIs" th1i Tenn
tU 'hr Hsh its utl'" great tNt,u. 60
isHlt uU make $50 sl the pledges 90
ihU lrWurfttir national platform thu
,nfiiu,hi.iur th, urm.n 81 America d.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-14
N. Y. Longshoremen
Vote to End Walk-out
and Take Up Old Jobs

Nl'N Nul:k. aug t3-Cuastwis iso
l1ngrhurcmcr. who have bccn ol sirik,
h'r. sine, March - voted az mass
rc'iiug tonight to 80 iacl tu vrrt
Monday morning providing IA" st"am.
fnip owners gnt I'D uf a." strike break.
ris th,N have employed
Th'y aggc'd O. submit their demands
including q wage increase of i5 cents
an hour - arbitration after they r..
turn o. work
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-14
Authority to Increase
Express Rates Granted

tim fnr such enmmmliiirs auihnrisrl
ilU raiiruid 'Nrspi where ihrre are 90
competing iIilraad> briNrrn the affect.
81 paini~ in the latter tass. aa sd
iln'r e ls's percent = authorized in
t4u'ling ol ihs flti that the express
cumpIn, hid been allowed onl, abnui
i'sli ~ tlB Increase asked, which was
'i.iG Yrrrrni. the commission sNprrs>,,l
the aliiniun that the full amount
FWaFd \ hpuld Ice rriaiusd bN the ~.
Irrs~ tuinpan, h'tli and that nons ~
" .has ld hr Slowed io the tailruad ear.
iisrs t'p commission surgr~ird that
the present rNpres> COMPANY contracts
uiilI tlr . ilraad.. unsl.f which 80 -
psitrni - it, grs.' earnings GO o. tir
q id- Zoe ihr rIrrirr srr,ire. should be-
n~liiird a. accomplish this purpo,s.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-14
NAY SETTLE CiNrI
REBELLION PEiCEtt iIi

y issoriairt rfcrs
WASHINGTON. Aug "a. - Nvroti,.
.Yl. arp iu progress h,twcrn the G,.
Y'fn ru, rumcnt officials uf Mexico
ud Governor Irntu. 1T the northern
"r ut Lower California which NAV
ven Vet ulvialc the o. 'cvssity II send.
- frti"rpl trurpS IN that district. ar.
"ruirr o. the Mexican embassy Thr
i'r 'n'iuns statement from iho cm
asay iu'ilv ~iid. Wor, undertaken ~
Impartial 'nd honest persons there L.
ng among them several journalist e
'rll known on the hutd'r " IL be-
ir,"d The slid negotiations viii shortly
rt'h t tisfu,iuIN stage" when they
800 l' announced tp the press
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-14
WISDOM Of PAST
NEEDED To GUIDE:
FUTURE--HA HARDING
REPLIES TO CON'S DECINH iTiON
PNRTl STANDS ON SkNIINE
Oi SETTING SIN"
TALKS TO OHIO EDITORS
Spc' rh l. plca Tor Return to Old
Time Morality. tairneS.-l'orrSi
Policy fm Nation ih, Ocatcd
ill the speaker

u, Nssotiai,d ircss.
VI ll,lON. ohio. Aug. IS Tu Go,
Cruur toN'H declaration that the kupui
iionn party stands on the skyline uf 70
settling sun, : uJtnr lIrdig- replied
today ihut 10 We look backward 60
'lDr uur Nia.u We may luub forward
moro confidently"
CAL II reaction /; ynu like" sXl thr
u publican nominee. iu u speech Ncra.
"but We need the old standards IL
hunr'ty. the lofty standards uf ud.li'
II We ar" living u The past. g. rr,sil
th' VISION ui Washington. the ruuHl
Iigats u' jefferson. the genius Df llari
iltun. th' restoration uf Mcl>uirV. ur
the awakening uf H., r,srV,lt am
hrppv tu drink uf the past fur my 90
slirajiun fur the morrow
Engineer Looks i,ack
"Engineuriug o. spiDntiiis pursuit
ana | mover hu.N au engineer who a.
net turn his finusi, to his hnpk sight C..
mlkC'Iry ui his line hy which hr we're
e. move On. Every hope ui lifr ~ ui
tomorrow. la; the glory ui i,N thuu.
saud murruvs wHs wrought in thu vi,
dom glvan,d uu YESTERDAY"
The .pvrch delivered from Tho front
porch uf the Harding rvsidcuc, io mvW.
b'rs uf thp ohio Republican Editorial
nsYociiti,n. va pl,a tur return 90.
old tim, Wuru lty aud fairness u
everyone our,n Il had been "r.sil,
huncsi." h. said. peace mirht lon:
sine" have been established aud indus.
tiiil and social unrest puict 4, lie
alsu udForatcd u frrc policy tu insure
an adequate dom, site supply uf timber
tu m,vt among uthtr needs. the de.
mand iur print p1p"r pulp.
Omiis Mention IL Name
TudiN's address omitted mention ~
Guy,ru,r Cox hv name. hut the H."
Publican nomin," repeated In exact
form the words used by his Democratic
oppOncat IN his acceptance speech.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-14
THOMAS ARRIVES
FOR SPEECH HERE
IN NEFF'S BEHALF
IIi0t SANDS HEAR DNi.ilAs ORA.
TOR NT iI.tINvfifN AND
tiNlON CITY
LARGE CROWD IS EXPECTED
Music VIII IIr Furnished preeeding
.fldrrss ~ Courthouse Lawn
Eniirusinsm I.ife M al
Places

Hon cullen =. Thomas. II Dal.
sH. whu Will deliver an address In
advocacy ~ the candidacy n Pat
81 N"fi Ten gu, ,crnur e rrxas at
iio o'ciucS this evening On the
courthouse lawn - Amarillo. ar.
ii,,d IN the city nt midnight af.
ior having delivered an address at
i''in,i'w 90 nn snihus nstir crowd
w 2o0o people al : O'Clock ycster.
diN afternoon. ANA tu another
crowd which packed every avail
Ihlc s,ir" IN the district court
iuin 80 iunyun Ht y u'ciuck last
nishf
NJ Tnouss who was delayed
first lt l'lainvicw by tho hundreds
whn pressed forward e. shake
hands and offer congratulations.
WIS again delayed when an effort
was una" Ia pass through Tulia.
when" = pressing invitation was
midr him to deliver u brief talk.
iiut the canyon crowd waited pa.
ti''tl, in such sulid phalanx within
th' court house that n was with
dii'iculiy the speaKcr gained en-
tf,ucp
lirirgs for Music
The N"iil ot t;u,,rrm club 20 AmG.
'ilu h4- arranged f,f musig this even.
ing 10 h- furnished o., Tho Amarillo
ltnd and u n cxpptioi that three 10
ili" thousand people viii he IN attenl.
f'' ~ ih' Hlurthrus,. to hear the dts.
unsuish-d uratur champion the cause
W his fnturit" .aTdidtic f0r the gov.
HIr"r's uffice
~ nftiug spoken since the day he.
I.fr Hi lulh.rk Mr Thomas was In
..' 81 fri'r when d. ftcvd the crowd a..
'"'I'l u 'H ih 'uI Iftlut4 lawn al s.50
g. 'l''k Yesterday tftrrnupn. Those
h De- tii flii"t the Gav isfure stat.
81 ihHt %" rr'nd was fully a. large as
ihHi which srrrtsd Tho famer sena.
I.f and that tI' iumuituus tpplauee
t fh. pIllfs man surpassed
uutihiuE set hrIul ir Hale county dur.
iNs fh. pIEi'f- w tnr camfaigr he
sN1ifd il- uuiirnte from the begin.
hiHt iufiut W u iuts hpme to tho
'' .'.Hnfn.W''' @ 'h'rf after cheer.
slightly Iiaar~e.
Ihfrr vas ltil" departure frum the
Ht irh~ whish Ne Thomas has
'I. i' 'lseu here r,tf %, state at eth.
rr IlHiHtI'U ar 90 ranv"n his speech
,h' liff pis'" being ~umcN hat cur.
...tI ''f Goo iHH -lursa hrnughi on hy
hr eI.Ii'f effort
A. fl. outset o.. ftd ti- hs.afrrs
'fTf hr uH~ making nH attack upon
Mr Bailey isDius. u fi.r-uuli ani'aos.
lfN ~ f-arf.f rrf that he would
s'-"r1 nifrs'li W'fs De- iu dcscerd to
l"I'l 'f urH who stHrht uniu-ti. 10
t'' 'r "u HFfra'Ht tn ih. sak- of
r.Ifirs t"irs
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w. clarr, tlarrr 3, Fal,r

Hu.lt irmluing on Nashville tonight.
u.st Cd inem having gone tu thru
uuIuD. fir the week nd
d. clarrs Charge l. False
Co., reply fu the charge ui Syuatu.
thaudlrl Republican. and sufflpgr up
""u,ui. mIde durug drhli, to-day. that
Mas 'rrlr Chapman GHtt. pt,~ldDit
H fl, American National SIffarc pt.
su,i.tIIDu. bad advocated iutrr.mar.
iiY4fr priWreu whites and uerrr' Mr..
ca tonight Boo formal -tttrm,n.
.f't.flzal 20 r~ iu absolute lhu.
,Iiiuu.
S.uHtHr Chtuli,r said b., ia~'d h.s
rrWHrk 90 plhlish,d interview win
NTs Iuti in Wh.rh she Wa~ uuutrd re-
having siid "sunpgr knows uu t.a, ..
Ttt.. "suI uI fyA
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NIIsON Ig1.ES IIOI ~
10 Ririti iNENDMENT Q

WASHINGTON Aug o. President
Wilson. or u merstr- Tonight H
- nHI,I MtlktT of fhs THulrs.ff
hUr-f m rrsr'. rntltitsr. ufgtsi ftp.
,l.is rtfi.u un 90, federal ~iffrl-
Iui' ndu,nf o. that hHdt
Ttr president. in his me-0trs. sliI
MtN I net. in thu interest w ut.
fiunai hafmuny and tirtf - tn rsia.i.
i hmrnt uf The leadership m America
in 90 iilH-fal pil,irs express tha
sarnssi hutae that thr huusr over whirn
tuu i'rf idr vii Csucur iu thu suffars
Hmsndm.nt.
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IlRDiNG's SPEAKING
DATES ARE I\CREtSEil
~ ,ssccis,ed rress.

~ Associated fresa.
CHICAGO. Aug l3. - Republican
headquarters tudaN announced that
- latm landings speaking itinerary
had b,'n enlarged to include al least
five Glitter" dates To- be- announced
shortly
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RETIRED i.eneraI Ibirs

tiEUkLEY. CHlif Aug 90 Eurr
tlior General g. \ Wouiruff a. : \
retired died 10 his HON" h"f" d."
after Ions Illness. llr was - year
ia