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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-24
FAVORABLE REPORT
GIVEN PORT BILL
SENATE COMMITTEES ALSO E>
DORSES PR0pOStn II lttkNbt
I.EGISt.tTIO\
nv Associated l'tcss

Nv Associated fttrs
AUSTIN Sept s3.-Thc governors
hill proposing more stringent laws for
regulating Industrial disputes ~ ports
was reported faNorahly today by sen
ate committr after having been
amended - ~ tu rpduv" IN" psnnl'
fnr ", iation II II from two 90 fiv"
N,ers tn from one tn thrc" wears i'm.
priSuumrni. or q iiil srni'uc" nf from
thirty o. ninety day n' one year. Ih'
hous,. committee failed tn complete
consideration ~ ~" m"?sur" Tie ~'n.
ate committee reported iaNur1idv =
suffrpV, bill proposing the registration
d al voters whn have not paid r'u
taxes '~tW@n October II and ., .n
,u~iV,. ard IN" payment oi r, as'ru'
iinn Tee 4 isi cents IT," huus. com
uut'." appointed subcommittee g.
,Dit 90 80 9rc hill from "a number
submitted To- u
lot. today the governor submitted
De- subject oi legislation looking g.
vHi'~ thv Enforcement ~ pa,kiri
i s,- u'l mill and Gin interests tn,
.' Hk"r uf the house aid that thrc.
3 Hlls hcing prepared hv she aiiUfnr,
! viii lc inct"du",d under tho mcs-ar.
tomorrow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-24
Irish Issue Not Question
for Official America Says
Han ding in Defining Stand

executives ana social reiormcrs 10 pro
mote welfare.
hahn II Caller.
Among his callers were otto ~
Kahn IN. New ork financicr; Repre-
sentative James ", God of uwa. chair
man IT the housr appropriations CON-
miti-,. Representative &. BasconI
Slemp ~ Virginia and James T. leck
oi New York, q former assistant attorn
~ general and a student of Internal.
ional affairs. After his talk with the
nu'ninc. Mr. Kahn issued q statement
declaring BE- was greatly pleased with
the senator's calm judgement on ma
tlonal policies, and aiding that ANY
ore who thinks he IN senator Harding
will find q stnndpaiter man IN SYM,
pathy with r-actionary views. VIII
make mistake In voting for him
\ statement plso wade Nv W. "c"t
nraisiug tch candidates. ability IA
~'nrp international problems and pro
aiciing that h" would D." o command
irg fr're rworld Hfitirs during the
vcNt few years.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-24

ny Associated Fps
MARION. Sept. - Setting his
views forth ,p III" Irish problem for
the flIst tinlS since his nomination
Senator Harding declared In a public
statement tu.lay that II was mot n
question for official America and
would he clastcd as international and
domestic under the league of nations
covenant.
l., Not Specific.
lie did not state specifically what
his policy would be- II elected prcsi.
den, hut suggested that the nation al'
ready had "mcddled .abru'd cNccssivc'
~" and that officiaf action hv IN"
Washington government would he
quito "A different thing from an express
siur of sympathy. such as th" ~nht"
adopted more than year agu.
Senator liariinE's statement WAS H.
sued In tho course of one uf his husi
est days during which h. held n scric'
& conferences on financial and other
ssurs ani mad, n front porch speech
skiing Tor the cooperation uf huslnes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-24
M|LLERAND IS MADE
FRENCH PRESIDENT
ENECuTIyE POWERS CONFERRED
tPON FORMER PREMIER
vt VERSAILLES.
Ry Associated l'ress.

VERSAILLES. sept - Alexander
Millorand was invested with the cN,S'u.
live powers ~ the eleventh president "f
thu ihiid republic t,stiy hct"r" ~" a..
s,mhlrd Versailles congress ten minutes
after Leon Ruurgeniso. president uf thu
senate hid prs'laimcd him elected.
without the usual formaliti"S uf r"c-iN.
ing the powers from the hands of the
retiring president at ElNsc Ialacr.
The illness 81 " prschanncl tho
former president made impussihl" ihc
customary ceremony at laris. but VI
Millcrand received the greatest ovation
40 Versailles ever given y president
Tho t,nth congress which has been
rather apath,tic. gave vent today To- an
/, the pcni.up enthusiasm ui ,h' last tiN'
dnyr and chr,r,-l for several min. tas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-24
Broadside Attack Made
Against Pro Enforcement
Officials of New England

ia,a best tu enforce the laws and e.
planned that his forcc numbered on'
OOn. adding think uf that uumbe
tHH.ing 10000 GOO people. iur that !
what o. policing
An,r officials ~ the congress IN
declined 90 permit delivery uf that par
of his speech referring tn Nj Andct
.4n Ne Cu.rr rNp.tined ns re- ptrfacc
h.s spc,. that when be- reached IN
hall when. sessions ~ the congress af
I.Irr hsld be- WaS Informed D, Ihaii
mtu piuWldlic that he would not D.
permitted tu DIAL with personalities
lut that th' remainder ui the spcv'l
rHm'l h'. delivered
Charges 'liuck Passing
l.Hur,hiur into his speech NJ cole.
iritii'l hifirt attack en- the Wass Z"
Co.,. wuIt"rs. particularly those ass
.llf a With M, 1n'i.silonn lr1F'u snN
rE fu,N W'i. hu,t ius-'ts F"d hli
r.f fut.d th, candidates 81 either n
fh. wiiu parties to take 1 d,flnii'
-tHUd ls tu 80 rtiHu au' cuiur,'m'r
, pr'hiliti0n laws
a. fur f~i,rd ,ufnr,'m"nt ~ pr"h'
IItion. ~. speaker dcmand-l thn
something hr duur right nov
rhrr. Was No. reason for qui.,isling
be- added lvrHusy "eN'ryh0iv know
liuuur can b. bought ~ musi place
and most ANYTIME II You've ST al
tighi lu'k in Your eye
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-24
SAYS West u Alive.
Passengers Capture
Robber and Recover
Most All Valuables
w A-so,is,,d Prrss

w Aefoeip'sd Press
DENVER. Sept e3-i'assengrrs q.
Santa y. triin No ? were robbed earl
to-day by u bandit between las Anims'
aud "a Junta, Colorado. and then cai
iutcd the ruhhcr and delivered him
M" polic" ~ Ia Junta. after recnverinf
NEARLY all their vsIuablcs. acc0rding T.
rcr"rts received h.rv
The rubbcr was supposed io haN'
huaricd N. train AZ las Animas. and
pru'sstiing through the train c'alecief
The passengers valuahles. g. \ uHri"n
The conductor. dropped message 90
uf a window al some litil" station. Il
grrlhlug the iohh.r
Tn" telegraph operator saw u an
sent warning a. ~ lunu. AS ~
train ucar,d that plnc" IN" cundu't'
led tho passengers in q rush ui"n W
lrndi n- hc entered u v-stibulc "
was uycrpowcrod and held until N
train ruchod Ia Junta.whcrc local oi
n,.rs tuol, him IN charg"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-24
CHARGES AGAINST cox TAKEN UP
Large Mail Order
Houses Announce
Sharp Price Cuts
~ osiated Pre-.

- 4 aosiatrd Pfrts
CHICAGO. Sept 21--i'rice cuts
were announced tu.lay hy Sears
l,ushuck and Company aud Mont.
rum,ry Ward and Company, two ~
a." Largest mail order houses IN the
country Sears l,'zhurk's r,Slucti1ns
rang" frHn 20 Ia 90 per cent and
thnN, of MontgomcTy.M Ward are
irum 10 10 20 PER cent.
Some at the Soars llocbnck cuts
show Shooting % per cent. stand
ard muslin 90 pcr cent. automobile
tires - per cent. wuincn's Eh~s
20 I,r cent: mems o,crails 20 per
cent Although no radical cuts IN
foods were announced prices In
sugar. rolled uats prunos and
lew other articles were reduced
from To- iO per cent.
IN die usslng the price reductions
Julius l.ngnwald. president ul
SEARS lgp'luck said. ''Th" material
reductions which Manufacturers
have made within the last week nr
sn W. ATE passing on To- our con
sumcrH We do this gladly because
a may be- the means ot lowering
living costs ~ along the line"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-24
Returning Ousted
Socialists Given
Noisy Reception

w HHfNN hNN f.f's
NEW YORK. sept - -Fiy" hun.
~ Il snriplisis rlodc noisy d"monstrH.
'ipn In tho Gfari Central Station To-
diy Ia honor ~ the nsscmblym"n ~
ming from Albany after thr-" 81
'h..r md f,r N" ss~'uud tim" hs-fi
Oustcl from the lower house and their
... .t.r.sr \ signed When
the quintc, left the train they were
.. -. with cries 81 "lIurr,,h foi So.
,ItlisE" Men and women hruk"
Through the lines to embrace them and
raise them on their shoulders
Aft,r the station had rung f"r ScN
.,pl minutes with cheers for each ~
nssrmhlymin. the delegation and It's
following pos'd fur motion pirtu" men
Then thu FIVE were taken IN hNl'nhs
in the ,dfio. uf Morris ilillquit sosialist
leader. whrr' plans w"r" 6" d. made
fui u u,ass meeting
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-24
Body of Wealthy
Los Angeles Man
Found Under Home

" Associated rfrss
los ANGELES. sept % \ pistol
with which the pulic" b"li"Nc li'"'
'hnri-s Denton. i.ns Angeles capt. ''I.'
vas shot tn death. the rou'n whcr' 'r
: hitr,vd in haze h'ru slain AMI l''
'-rs drawing attention ut three women
'ur Whum the pnlir,' ar Siar'hinr Wrr'
found TODAY Within q few hours 81 ~"
.im, y utui's body was discovered
'uflrd in g secret prm in th" ''llat ~
huup. o., owned here. Ihy y-i,inrS said
II ut.u hHd teen d,1d nl'uui three
months The holN was found Icy q ulv
.'r detective engaged hy p"nions -
inrnev when p.ntun's continued ah
scncr aroused his suspicious
The body. Wrapped In q co,ion com'
'1rtrr wns found IN u deep hole. under
No crllar stairs. where u had hecn
svsra,i with earth md q little room
lbgilt around the place.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-24
Southern Pacific Will
Have New Fast Train
From Dallas to South

3D. Nssoriatsd frsss.
DALLAS. sgt. % "A new fast night
assrnl,r sr,irr between ~. Worm.
'aiia- AIsi.a nj San Antonio ny way
the Southern Pacific lines Was air
nounc,d tonight - hccone effective
rt..rr Z. Iua snuthhuund train will
g.. known a. 10, San Antonio i.imitei
nd the north bound train n the ~.
Worth Limited u viii leave W. Worth
I G.ss y. M. dallas az y. m, ana VIII
rriy. at Austin ~ 6.l5 "a. M. and San
uiunit nj u. u.
North hnund. the train viii leave
an Antunin 10 = y. M. Austin al 10
IA arriving ~ Dallas at a. ~.
ui ~ Worth giu q. m.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-24
: MN SE>rtNCED
O> RORBtRN CHARGE :

lENTpNNIIIE Afk, Sept % -
Z .v, u.er pleaded guilty! !ihis sft'rnoon
q. r,aiunl 20, Suplurt tSpuuIS S'ato
iars of : "uu ur september o. and
,af, ...rftr,,d Co. ton years each in
fh. .tIf, prison The men ~" E'fi
utuni Iuhr Eur, hn-ld. Paul Taylor.
e. 10 E.I,-. ,,r lHd Oscar Maddr'I
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-24
PROBE COMMITTEE
HEARS TESTIMONY
OF NEWSPAPE MAN
sCRlPS DENIES GOVERNOR uRGrD
DRiIT ENtMi'fSON fuk lin.
SEl.t OK BitOTIfEk.
RECORDS ARE EXAMINED
Inquiry Into Nleged Travel ai Coz.
ernmrni Expense ef Federal
Employees o. San francisro
starts.

n, Assas ,atsd prssA
" NsiiiN,,iON. Sept. s5.--tharges
that ts1,rtTiOr Gov urged draft rxemp.
iioa ior nn- of the two Sons ~ o.. T.
>erips, hrad of rhain of newspapers.
aud thai government eniployr- went
10 San tranriseo ai public eAprns~ at
the tiInr af the drniorratir national
rsltr rntion there. were inquired Into
slay by the senate conmitire inyrs-
,tgating campaign expenditures. koif-
"a q. Scrips onc of tl,r iwO broihers
uirntloned in thc draft rxempflon
usnrges, told the committee that be-
uld rrreniiy publlsied reports he
i,uew nuilllng oi any Interest sbswn by
Lp,ernor tox in behalf of himself or
ld, broihrr during operation of the
draft.
Propaganda Seut Out.
lie arknOW lcdR-d that the Newspaper
.utcrtriar Association. witch he said
as an "aiicd organization" q the
nit,d Press News service In which he
s,s-rt.d his father owned the majority
auca had sent uut Coz propaganda
i.,tS along With its news matter To
seventy newspapers. Tho lni.rtst
.aawn hy himself, az editor of twenty.
ae S,rips ncWrpap.rs. and by his fam
81 IN bringing about Governor Co.'s
l.ciiun. he said was purely public
interest"
wHi Pursue Probe.
The inquiry into alleged travel AZ
/ government cxpenre of federal cin.
aluyss Ia San Francisco VIII be- pur-
sued by the committee ON the basis of
he information received t0day, the
ommitice calling I'm .rccordH. frpm the
| .epaftmcnt's ~ Justice and agriculture
show what employees had gone TO the
| acific Coast city ab"ut the time ot
| he Democratic convention and had
had their expenses paid by the govern
| lert Several Vouchers showing such
| rips were examined ~ detail al tss
| ny's session nnd chairman. Kenyon
ndi,ii.d that all departments Of ths
| government might b." called All fUr in
Irmntinn at this character.
Employees Questioned.
DO you know ~ any trips by cf
lclals oi other departmental the nav
| lr instance" the chairman asked Dor
| tr-s. an tanploye- az the depart
n.nt uf jusiicc whp had presented
| uuchcts oi Frank n Nci,eker and y,
z. stewart. assistant attorneys gen
raj. D. a. Hunv'.. assistant to the al
nru-y general aud George NJ. Mont
.oz,, AN examiner ot titles whose cx
ensr a-count showed h. had travelr,
with the attorney general"
Were there any official meeting
| held on haitlcships7" senator kenyol
untinu.l aud the witness answers
| hat he did not know.
Fees was directed o. supply by Sa'
rday morning list Of all cmploye
| thr department uf justice who ha
/ Hrn.1 iu AuIVhprs covering trips Z
| San Frauris'l daring the convention
| .cIini and alsp hnN vouchers submitte'
| 81 Atturn,y General Palmer himself.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-24
COX WILLING FOR
PROPER CHANGES
TOENTER LEAGUE
TELLS NEW MkNICO NtDlkNtf
HE WILL STAND FOX NY
REASONtBf.E CONttSSiON
nv Associated Prrss.

py Associated Prrss
ALBUQUERQUE, y. NJ. Scp;. "a
VA. position On the league 0 rIiions
was defined In further detail hy Cav
rrnur Cox of Ohio. democratic pf'-a
d.ntial candidate In an address here
tonight to largo undicncc at the arm
ury.
Il have no doubt that republican
and democratic senators alike win 10y
nily fu!fill the peoples mandate which
election VIII signify. ! shall cndeavor
tn meet all reasonable desires fer piCp
,r S.ryations which are offcrcnd Ia
sincerity and not merely presented hs
trumped up foT political purposes Ny
heart IN IN this fight and ! VIII pul
forth all efforts and make any reasnn
shl. conc issiun IA win IL that We nia,
fccur" membership In the league fol
America" he said.
Defines Pro Stand.
To "a local newspaper question on
prnhihitiun the governor also r,itcr
nt,d his position. stating;
Np liquor organization has not even
donated a dollar g. any of my cam
pnigns tn my knowiedre: nor have
ever uwnci share uf stock IN any
h,cwcfy. | suggest tha this question
hc asked uf the rctrtionnry candidai"
ia. 18th amendment ~ part ~ the con
niitution and the law. ! will NO, viO
late. my cath of office but viii enforce
N. law"
SAYS West u Alive.
4 am going back east after vlsltiuf
the west. carrying these assurances &
friends and foes-the west IN alive, th'
west h alert and tho west ~ with me-
IN nay fight for the peace of the world
and the progress and peace of our la
and IN" west cannot De bought"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-24
WEATHER
Humidity Data,

ilirh ~ yef cuiaY iu 1912 %. l"'
'e' A.
ilrhca, y..,crl,y ~ lowest. 80
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-24

F'terasti FriaN grncullv ftir.
West T,Nas Friday AMI saturday
generally faiT
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-24
BRIBES OFFERED
NEW YORK PITCHER
TO THROW GAME
"RIBEv RENTON TESTllIES BE
tORE GRt>D 81 tItl PROBING
GAMBLING CHARGES.

~ CilIc&Go' sept. .a.-lacob "Ruhe
Benton. pitcher ct the New YORK Na.
tirnals. tuday told new -Ii,pcrmvn pr"
iuusly g. t.siiiNing b,turc the grand
jury which is Investigating charges
( gambling IN hnsv ball games that Hal
'hss~ tururr mrml'r l IN" New
york Nationals mad" approximately
$40 oOO by placing wis" bets" On
worlds s'ti,s games
Talks To New spaprrmen.
Irntun was the main witness hesrn
Il tudaN's session having come here
rom Sew York IN r-spunsc to sub.
pt-.ua issued several days ago. l,"u.
TON madr = statement before cntcrin,
h. jury ru,m IN which he said Hal
Chase and charles Buck" lIcrzog ~
he Chicago Nationals had OF red hin.
some "casv money II he would throw
game urtW,-'n the chicago and "a,
Nrw Nurk National League clubs. ben
t .t.,.u ttr en- thHt the sub
stance of the testimony given 10 the
.i, w.. ss follows
That nal Chtsr had cleared ap
prnsimat-lv S4U u0u hN betting un ~,
worlds srrics games.
, 'That he u.,u'uu had been Offered
| apw,, easy money" hy Chas" and Her
| spr II hr would throw a certain game
between the Ihi,igp cubs aud ~,
Giants and
Offered 100 Bucks"
THAT n-uI Zimmerman. furmri
| mrmh,r Il the Giants had Callcd llrn
| ten "a ppur fish and tuld him th1'
| -four hundred bucks wcr" waiting
| Tor him had h. thrown the gam"
| Urrzog Nehumrnily denied th'
rhnrgrs Il the Sew York pitcher
To- ucWsuap.mrn lieniun declare
he knew II rr cases "f oui ana uu
eruos os,du,ss but said 4 do know tha
lust h.iur. the final game between 40,
Chants and the cubs. HeryoE Ihas
aud m,s,li hold re- conference ai whi'l
/ v,, asked if I wanted Ia make SOM
| pa~N money
4 WAS th,u informed TINT was u
throw M, uni game iu chi1ru
I'-nton said that b" iuk"d with N
m,u aul th,u won't out aud Won a.
| gam,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-24
In Wou,en's IlulldinE.

In the wWmrn's huildin. az" hN,u
exhibits. fine arts exhibits h''nd,hH
oil and water c"lor paintings ana u's
rl,vs nf canned fruits hy the Woman
rnd GirIs' Canning clubs under 'h'
r,ner, ision d Miss Millic h''s,N
,,,,r,y home demonstration ng"ni v"
l,u,hock County. Also Miss MARY llt'
rur county hem" drin"hs'''''m"' Wv
agent for Dickens County. u h"'' w
rh,rvc of an exhibit of canned irni's
pnd vegetables from her county hh"
entered hy the GirlF Canning 'mhs
In On" md of the wom'n's hniu'ns
= ladi - rS r""m main, un'u Nv
IN. American Ecd Cross S"ci'iv ins'
mid .tation pnd heath center ~" 'l'
~ /. ir.. ,.u,l"r IN" supervision m 'h'
Tho IN. IIealth clown" VII" VIII I've
h.r, AN ihrourh the fnh. Alsn NOR
@ Sn-ci,lly trained nurse ir''n u
louis IN chnfgc of the fret am st'
,,,, a physicl1n alsr II kept handy
sp ,us. sf nnN ptUergrn'f
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-24
Nsny Exhibits to De Seen.

NNNN tsNttUNN '" -
1, IN. agricultural and industrial de-
,r,r,mrn' arr fifteen individual farm cN'
hIli,s thrr. county exhibits and thr',.
community exhibits consisting oi grand
dirpl,ys OF various kinds ~ corn. cot
TN. oats. wheat. harley. mill"i, SUDAN
f,-s, nrd second cuttinv and seed AZ
faifi. fourth cutting; clover, maize .
icrI,a. kaf(ir corn, seed rihh"n cane
t,.,s,rlrlng fourteen feet IN hri.ht' y"
t,rhnk,s wntrr'n'l"ns. canul"u"S
runnkins squash. gourds. cu'umh'rS
sweet and lri'h potatoes r'''h -
beans. psaS HON" grown flowers irrSn
r,r,wlerri.r un the vine. cherries. hn',
,'r,,ls nf lars II canned fruits ana vi
lies. TN" ,hr,~' counties having "'N
ulays nir Lynn. Terry AMI Gaines.
In the Industrial display pI!'c'"aINN
every mercantile concern IN luhh"k
represented. particularly ihms' nan
ding power farm machinery. Th"i" ar
smue,hlng like thirty five rolhr'"nia
tlvcs of farming machinery n"nu''''u'
,rs here.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-24

chici William ]. Flynn ct the bureau
~ investigation ~ tho department ~
i1siice hnd This 10 say uf the latest
clue.
1T looks sood hut like any clue. u
may blow up ut any time"
Will" satisfied as io the Identity ~
tho hit oi metal, the polic" were not 80
rrti1in that after all they had cstah.
lishcl that ~ M" horA' for report
t'achcd thcm that th" animal still was
nliy" nnd was now hauling a wagon nt
nt fish market Detectives explained
that IA" tag might easily have been
tiIusierrrd ir"m one horse to another.
but thr.i they hoped to establish
through the shoes found on the dead
animal whether " WAS that fur whic .
M" tax had h'-n issued.
Ia addition tn discovery of the bomb
- the " u Z, station. New lurk and
Nicinity werp subjected to more hoinh
1rcs trlRy An anonymous warning
that ~" Grand Central station would
T." blown ur ~ y. m. caused dctoc.
ti.oi, q" hc rush,-i tu the terminal ana
''sn tn the Pennsylvania station and
IN" post office Nothing happened.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-24
SIIlRr JlT NinE
~ llANklIN INlfS

SNtsA' So sept % t'i.,.
rriu.tI.rs rrrng f,om o. 20
fu % D. Isl.ut Boz 40 utsl,'t
H Irlrkir automobiles 81.
f,.ilN. roo once v,rr 1nuUur.
81 t.lft b., ~ " Tuutuu
. NrDsid,rt tf the company
Irum Ia minimum of t3.ntU arl
MAXIMUM % ts3sU. pric,s
. uu, cut 90 81 600 'o se.sOe un-
. dsr The new sghsdule.
Mu, viii MT lr relu-cf
the erununr,munt said.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-24

In another rurnrr m N" h"Ndirr y
IN Nm,-ir.r f.,sion dis"lny 90 nn'"h'
,5t,is. r',ns. lnt~r and c''n money
fs ign stamps Grrwan helmets. an'
,,,nN thiprs 81 'uiHu'si illi wrr" "
tr.,d from EuruI" hy ihr Nu'ri'n
Yo'li'rs
rhr hirh srhnnl mnnu'l training ~
bntt in th. Vum,n's huilliur D. un" a
ip,.r II Thrs lnrrr c"dr chests
t,Iira. flower stands. music stands
,urncd candlcsticks. and MANY "h"r ~
ti,i . mad ufword th'i wrr" made w
iocd hirh school stulrmS Hre en- Its
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ANOTHER MYSTERY
CAUSED BYF|NDINC
Of BROOKLYN BOMB
i'OIICEMlN rtkS ~ PACKAGE
AND ENTl>t.i isIitS tISE
PREVENTING DAMAGE.
LEFT IN ELEVATED STATION
Detectives Investigating Wall Street
Explosion Report '.ood Glue ~
iO Owner Oi
liOrsr

Ui Associated Pfc.s.
NEw YORK. sept g3--Aftcr week
without Investigators being nil" t0
I, itr the mystery uf th" Wall street
4, ,plu-iun. they were presented ioAlay
With another myHtery-wh plnccd u
kagr nf dynamite IN the Reid Ave
ru" elevated Station In i.ruoklyn2
the package Was found by a police
man doing stfik" duty. "" soaked N
IN bucket ui water aud carried u to
fore headquarters In lirooklyn. Later
n WAS taken to u laboratory In Man.
haitian for analysis Accounts differ
a. Ia whether a Spluitcring fuse was
itached Some one reported Patrol
.r1 Snnt"li. who found IL. stamped
Y fuse.
Pipe Cleaners Used.
~ the laboratory u was uiid two
pip" clnncrs had been found impreF
.rs II was said. could have served ~
fuses. but u had not been established
whether either had been lighted.
Manwhil" detectives investigating th"
wall Street explosion reported that
through the health department they
hnd been abl" to identify the tar found
near the horse attached to thu death
| cart whirh ~ believed Ia have the
renter IT the blast. This iag had becn
issucd IN 1913 tn Reid Ice Cream Com.
| ptny ct Brooklyn to certify that on"
/ 81 It's HORSES was not affected with
riindcrs hut since then the horse had
| been snld three times The name oi
~" latest owner II known was NO,
made public.
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uBy 4. o. kEIRSEy. staff Cor.
rrsnniideni.l

Zig Rodeo Saged.
Tho afternoon and evenings anus"
ments and entertainments consisted nl
a big Rodeo. including wild horse rid
ing. pony racing. and roping.
In the goat roping contest, fe,e NJ
az Rrownfield took first money. throw
ing and tyinghis animal in % seconds
Harry Lindsay cf Post was second VIII
"A record of - seconds. and Gay Sca'
80 IAlhnri third In 81 seconds oniy
thr,-, out of twelve ropers succeeded ~
throwing the g"a,s An.
Mrs r.~l Barnes of Nebraska cNhlo
tied wund, rful ability In ridins I'M"
pitching steers. ~,
No premiums were given for itdinF
and racing
Two airplancS wcrr here to siN' "N
hihi,s. but that i'a,ur" Was postpone
,n account of the high wind
The Panhandle and South rlains iai'
grounds are lucaicd about onchali inil'
..,st oi the business section oi IN" 'i'y
wh~rr eighty acres haV" been enclose,
~ a high beard fence. There az i"u'
.>hihit buildings. livestock sheds ah'
rt-,nd.,and. all ol which are permanent
improvements. crting about tl6.an" tn'
,h.ir consirurtion In front al IN
rrund.tand. Whi,h seats about l""'
rcoplc ~ thrN'quartcr MT" tr''h
whore tn, pony races and Roir" w'r'
held
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