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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-07-16
MILLIONS FOR THE RAILROADS
Interstate Commercc Commission APP
proves Loan of $16,5e3,275
to the Rails.

Washington, July 14-The Inter
state commerce commission announced
that it signified to the secretary
of the treasury it's approval of the
plan of making loans to the railroads
of the country in sums aggregating
$16593, 275.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-07-16

Select your tires &C.
cordi16 to the roads
they have to travel:
In sandy or billy coun-
try, wherever the going
is apt to be heavy-The
u. S. Nobby.
For ordinary country
roads-The u. S. Chain
or Usco.
For front wheels --
The u. S. Plain.
For best results
everywher S.
Royal Cords.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-19
OGLEsBY LEAD|NG
ON LATE RETURNS
I.OwDES E,CrION CANDIDATE
STILL. ,UE,D ~ ILLINOIS
Ct BEIiS irORitI. RACE.

CHICAGO. SIT iS-Wiih returns
fr"m all down state precincts and hut
2SS missing IN Cox County. Lieutenant
Governor John q. Oglcsby. supported
by Governor iowdcn for the Repuhll.
can nomination fw governor. tonight
hid had II e.sss over Len Small.
who WIS hacked hy Mayor William Halo
Thompson e Chirago.
Returns from other Cook County pre-
cinets gave an average plurality %
forty 10 the ur,-'inct for small. Results
~ IN. vote In the missing Chicago pre-
rincts will not BE- known until the Off
clnl count next week.
For tn sntfurll nomination, Con.
gresham william u Mckinley. Low.
den candidate. WIS leading Congressman
Frank smith IT the Thompson ticket by
1910. with eleven down state and 2ss
Cook County precincts missing. The
county precincts reported gave Smith
an average plurality Il Is.
William T.. Mason and Richard Yates.
both incumhcnts we've well ahead for
IN. nominations for congressman at
large. Mason had s92.s05 votes. Yates
.sis.sg3
ON the Democratic side. 7. Hamilton
Lewis former senator. leads Rarratt
O'itara Tor the guhernatorial nomina.
ton by nearly $1,000. with three.fifths
uf the precincts In.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-19
SAYS MASSACRE
SOVIET REPRISAl
CANADIAN MINING ENGINEER
a.. THROWS LIGHT on KILL.
ING or JJAPS
D. Ass~eIe'sd rV,ss

o. Ass~eie'ed PV,ss
HONOLULU. Sept. iS-That thu
massacre Of Japanese ai NlkolaicVsh
Siberia, last March. when ssVeril
hundred persons were put to death by
the bolsheviki was IN rcprlsal for acts
~ tho JapanesS, military forces there
was declared nv Edward ". Barker, 2
mining engineer " Van CouVer H. {
who arrived here today ON his way
homa from Siberia.
According To Mr.. Barker's account
The Japanese forces NJ Nikolaievsk NJ
tackled the headquarters ut III" Bolsh'
viki and when the bo' th. ciki envoy'
under a white flag "a arrange a truce
killed or tortured them. II was IN r.
trisal for this. he said. that The ho'
shcviki attacked the japanese forces
and residents az the town.
Chimes, marines. landed froh gun
boats. rescued the British and Amcri
can resldenti of Nikali"Nsk frrm tn,
bolsheviki. MIR Barker declared. The
second H. command oi tho bolshcviki
the mining engineer said. was u wc
man who personally shI many pris
oners In the Nikallevsk Jail f"r ANUS
mgnt.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-19

ever before tn" exhibits will hc nade
into q showing fur the Dallas Fair and
tho Waco cotton palarc and Dnnlev
county has planned to show eNhll,i,s
al over The south and also ip the
North aud East during the fan and
winter
.. List ~ Premiums
Following is list 81 premiums IN
the agricultural department.
Agricultural Exhibits Cotton. Rost
cotton stalk. al Shepherd. second hes,
J. l.. Allison. third sam Silvers Firs,
On whit. klfnr T. o. Nav'or. second
Hugh Gamble third 4 ! Sihl.v. Firs,
on I'D kaffr Arthur McElroy ~ 10
ia Lake first Second and third hun.
die nf kafnf Etlrh Nur,mtn. Eir.
on r.d maize. Major " Hudson Sc.
ord e. u Reynolds 'hirl Io. Cannon
Rest club exhibit l"lia Lake cane.
hest sr,ylsd rihi,un c3u, \ =. Sihi.v
third Major y Hudson hest rssl am,
s"cuud al top r. " Gibbs. third q
~ R"yuolds list cane hundl, Roif
I,uudrll ~rrard Buhrfiv Bros b.st
can, heads rNhiht EUh' Rundeu
Conn" i''si Jun" H.rr un stalk q 7,
Ervntlis Best o. ears Ice Cannon
Best '-r care \ - H0i' Firs, straw.
berry variety 4 Allison. third b.s,
Indian ,Uru r !. NIylur firs, h,s'
Indian cHrr John Nelly. 4cond brs,
Indian CORN John N,illv third hes
corn on stalk y " Gibbs second h..sf
corn ur stalk " " Martin nrs, n,
pup.rfr I'Hn ii'nd'rsUn. second T I.
NrylUr SHnd1n Grass. First r l.
N.'y''r second n"h'rty urrs third X
' Hack Suu1Sh. first q any Naf. fv
Mrs ihn Auiis first md End winter
variety Mrs Wm splitter first sum.
mrr variety - ~ Ua't K.rshaw
first and erd ~ g. " shoffit sec.
ond u \ churn third y O.. Hehren.
Pumpkin nf-i general rshihit q "
Alien frs' snrl, variety " NJ Gibbs
fhiri v \ thunn thifd e. " Rev
nulds Waisrr.lor first 4 % Rev..
nolds ~croui a. VI Gibbs third e. "
Reynolds Tomatoes first and second
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-19
Agricultural Exhibits
at Clarendon Declared
Best Ever Seen There
DONLEY CoUNTY'S FREE FAIR COMES TO CLOSE WITH
AWARDING OF PREMIUMS ON VARIOUS ENTRIES
LAST DAY MARKED BY LARGE ATTENDANCE
special 10 The News

special 10 The News
CLARENDON. Sep iS--The s,rond
and last day 81 Donley county's Free
Fair drew even larger crowds than Fri.
day with addssl exhibits and amus..
mcnts the agricultural and animal ex.
hihiis drew much attention especially
the hig hogs from the Ruiler Farm AZ
Leila Lake. These boars weighing eleven
hundred pounds Another larg. hoar -
especial mention H. heavy weight
hufrd exhibited hy " a. Duke. an ex.
soldier. who IN In tn, business uf rails
ing fine polanis Of much interest In
the afternoon was the baby show ~ tho
'N' building nj three o'clock. many
very beautiful children being entered
Exhibits ~ ~"
IT.. exhibits az the v building drew
much attention during the Who'll. dav.
I've Fin. Arts Department under Mics
Nv IInuck showing some at tho fin
est PAINTINGS coy seen her" and most
~ them by artists of ponl,y county
The China painting exhibit was a
'n'"ndid showing IL Tin. china while
IN another corner ~ thu building the
I'D relic department under IN. drrc.
ton ~ County Clerk W. y BRAY. drew
many visitors
Fine Farm Products
The agricultural exhibit NJ cara.
WAYS Garage drrw many ~ m. great
crowd during the whole dav AID into
%" night
The exhibit hos much - the ,'-v
frost ~ agricultural rroducis grown
nnvw""re and demonstrates the f1s'
that nunl'v county and tn pnrhtrd'r
- % t'r"iug TERRITORY which H. equal
f' the 'ss' anywhere.
Psnhandi. Wins Game.
The base hall sanl. during the n.
t"-ro'n was attended hy iarg"
90 wd
Panhandle and Ciareufor teams
PLAYED hna ~ The hs.-, Es'nos pulled ~
"n m. l",al diainond this velt. IN
y. "hrrdl" team winning Nv s0ure
of two ~ ono in game fun e tht u
The fair In general is one q she
most successful ever held her. and II
anything the exhibits arc better than
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-19
Bailey Will Publish
Weekly Texas Paper
for "True Democracy
o, Associated Proc


FORT WORTH sept iS-A weekly
newspaper. edited and published hy
laserh weldon Railcy. viii b. csiahl
IIrh,sl in T'Nas N"ycmlcr !. arroiding
tp announcement by Bob Barker husi.
rrfs and circulation manager - N,
new publication today.
The tnper VIII D. known as the
~ morrHtir Review acr"riing ~ Tar.
Der anil vii b, pubushsi IN thu inter.
49, oi the true drmocta's md 4 voted
fu .he cause uf rrturning the younger
gen nation Co the PRINCIPLES .Npeundid
hy iCffcison and jackson The tatsr
viii hr published IN Fori Worth and
headquarters viii b, established her.
senator iau'y b. now ir W. hing
tom. hut viii return ahnui prt h.r Z
and vii reside at Dallas. whcrr b. will
practice law.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-19
Says Psychic knowledge
of Impending Disaster
as Easy as wireless"

" Associated Pt-ps.
NEW YORK. sept iS-Isvchic
knowledge of impending disaster IL
~ fcasihl" a. though II were pick.
cd up hV a radio operator" accord
INK to Dr. Walter D. Prince. acting
director 81 IN" American institute
uf Scientific Research
Or. Prince declared that IN. rs.
scriion II Edwin T. Figchrr. de-.
tained NJ Hamilton. ont that his
post card warnings t. friends here
Il the Wall strc't explosion last
Thursday were inspired nv psyrhic
nhonemae were highly within the
realm of possibility" IT, said the
mind II Fischer. who's brother In
law. Robert \ Pope. declared he
Possessed psyrhic powers evident.
~ was tune" to tho-r who plot
ted the explosion. reviewing tclc-
paihiv impressions ui the tragedy
that later urrurrrd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-19
VIII. DISREGARD ORDERS
or BRlTlSiI ADMIRALTY

NEW YORK. Sept ~ When IN,
t'amship Panhandle State. first Amer
lean built trans Atlantic liner IN twenty
years. sailed lot Europe this evening
hrt commander. Captain e. NJ stone.
formerly "f the lnit~i States navN.
oppressed his determination To- call al
IA" putt IT Queenstown. nutwithstnnd
INK a recent British urler prohibiting
liners from touching ut that port ON
"asihuund trips Captain Stone said ~
would 'nd.avor to carry out his orders
calling Tor stops at Qu-rnstu nn. Buu.
gnV and Plymouth
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-19
Mill Not Serk Liam

u, Associated Press.
SAN ANTONIO. Sept iS-Dcnyins
that be- viii make an effort o. intercs,
Hritish capital "a advancing huge
loan 90 m, Mexican government Mia
u.l CoafrIhias. newly appointed am
hassldui e. London. Who passed
through san Anionin to-day 81 route to
his new post. said be- would work pr.
uarily towards establishing friendly
relations between the two countries.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-19
RUSSIAN WRITER,
SEEN NEAR BOMB
EXPLOSION, HELD
CHICK BEING MADE on His
MOVEMENTS U DEPART.
MENT on JUSTICE
ED|TS RADICAL PAPER
D Identified ~ Same Man Who Pre-
sided Over Concert When Red
Literature Was Distributed,
Police Announce

b. Associated rHss.
NEW YORK. Sept. ls.-AirNandrr /
Brailoysky Russian journalist. VIII
was taken into custody late this ~
ming. after the police had received ~
anonymous letter that he was seen u
the financial district short time aftc
the Wall street explosion THURSDAY
nom, was formally placed under aTr-s
Just before midnight un charge of H.
Ing an undesirable alien lie Will h
turned over To- department of Justice
agents. the police said. while a ch"cl
" being made on his movements
Arrested in Printing Plant
Ilrailoysky was s.iz-d IN a small sta
tionery store an East Seventh street
IN the rear Oi which IN printing shop
where the "rusky golos' h,ussiar
Voice. described by the authorities a.
u radical Russian magazine, IN pub
lished.
The writer of the Anonymous letter
informed the police that h. saw Brail
ovsky and thr,e other men talking NJ
the corner ~ Pine and Nassau streets
near the srcne of the explosion. about
20 minutes after the destruction tool,
place. The writer declared the three
men seemed to be- In a juhilant mood
BrailovSky. the police said. admitted
being a; the place mentioned. hul
placed his presence there an hour later
than the letter charged
Tells Of Whereabouts
He denied all knowledge ~ the eN.
plosion. lie explained his presence In
the financial district by stating that h
wishe dto dispose Of some jewelry
boxes there.
BraIiovsky further admitted. the
police said. that he talked 10 three men
there. lie said he knew only one Of
them. but the man whom he knew was
acquainted with the other two.
Al first he refused absolutely, the
police declared. 20 divulgc the hame o
his companions.
Refuses 60 Diyulge Names
MY race" he II quoted as saying
''ne,er divulge the name Of another
person without tina. persons consen'.
and so I cannot enllghten you"
Brailovsky. who In 36 years old. ani
small In statute. was well dressed his
voice. manner and expression giving the
impression that he was n man ~ educa
ti"n. He told the police, they said
that he was the editor ~ the "Russk'
tiolos" H. explained that In his COZ
versltian with the three men. the quc>
ton IL soliciting u lean Tor the purpose
~ constructing Russian peoples thea
t.r was discussed.
Federal Investigators declare they
Tr'ngnizo him ~ IN" man who presided
n lew DAYS agn at concert IN Madison
Squar. Garden Tor IN" benefit ot the
Russian children held at Fort WadS
worth. pending their departure home
Ludwig e. T. X Martens. unofficial
represcntativ, here ~ the soviet r.
puddle. was the guest of honor at the
concert
Detective James !. Gegan long hen
AZ the h"mh squad. Identified BrailuN
shy ~ the man who had dingy quar-
iefs at l53 East 18th street. where IN"
RusSky Galos originally was published
On one ~ two occasions, Gcgan added
h. ~'is,Si quantities "i radical litcra,rr
there and each time found RrailnNsky
presiding over earnest conferences "i
foreigners.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-19
PREMIER REFUSES
To ACCEPT OFFICE
PREMIER INFORMS CABINET NE
WILL NOT ACCEPT ExECt.
TIVE POSITION
By Associated Press.

PAlllS. Sept is-I'rcmier Mnl.rand
informed calanst- Yesterday that he
would not accept the past LEFT vacant
hy the resignation ~ President Dies.
chanel. according to the Temps today.
"" later tod l;ad PERT. president u
the chamber of deputies. and Charles
&. \. Jonnard. extraordinary anbasxi.
dor 10 IN. vatican. that the only puss:.
~" candidate. the newspaper adding
that u" suggested Ia them that thew
settle III" candidacy between them.
selves. They later told the premier by
letter that he h the only candidate -
hc considered
Premier Mill"rand Is said a. have r.
t"rnted his refusal. whereupon PERT
and Jonnaid left for their country
hnnrs. lrhNlng The maltnr unsnii,,h
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-19
Will Question Fischer
MacSwiney Very Low
Says Late Report
~ as.aeisi.drrs.

LONDON. Sept is Tunights hullr
tin On IN" condition II Lord Mayor Mac.
SWin'y issued hy ~" Irish SELF D"tr.
minatiun league. announces that tn
patient continued iu tat" ~ extreme
'Nhsusiiun aud IN On great psin. which
lated Throughout thu diy. This. the
Iuli-tiu adds has 'iuS.-l great anxiety
tn his relatives a.. h stiil conscious.
After having her brother. 20 MIN"
O'clock tonight. Annie MasSWiu"y d.
,iar.d De- WIS barely cons, iuus. aud al
most unabl. to speak
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-19
cox WOULD MAKE
HOOVER MEMBER
Of HIS CABINET
SAYS ~ " TYPE OF TRAINED
Man ~ Would DESIRE
TO HAVE
IS AGAINST PROFITS TAX
Va, III Substitute levy On Volume 81
businss~-t lSo Offers Plan
~ Avert food
shortages

4 ny Associated Prise.
AN tRiNt $50. Sept. IN. Go,
rrnor Gov, IN an address here to-day
before n Luncheon of business men. ~
frrr~d g. Herbert Hoover ~ the type
0f trained mind he would like Ca have
10 his cabinet. " elected.
tn" Democratic candidate rested
this morning. mad" two luncheon
-p"ochrf. mnd" o brief talk III a q"
r"ptiun In his honor. and then left for
Olkla ~ visit wounded soldiers ani
4" nah" q formal address tonight. NV
ltOuv"r's effective s"ryire IN the war
was largely due a. his thorough train.
INK ~ an engineer" h. said. and II 1
eau induce him. one Of IA" best "ngi
ne"rs In the country viii NJ IN my cab.
met"
Substitute l. Offered
The governor also favored In this
speech the abolishing ~ the excess
profit tax and the substitution for II 81
a tax of one or one and one.half per.
cent on the volume at business Of =
firm
Al luncheon by the San Francisco
Center. woman's organization he de-
clarcd the country would have had ;
much better idea Of conditions In Rus
s.a " group 81 women of the charac
ter 81 Jane Adams or the heads ~
American educational institutions ha
been included In 'he Rout mission a.
Russia.
Rotary Fund Proposed
\ rotary fund. by which the pres.
dent viii buy up an entire sugar crop
or In any other way meet food criS. !
when congress was not In session. was
proposed In both his talks. lie said thu
government should have inventories at
all iood supplies To furestall alarm Ovci
the possibilities ef food shortages. 4
Il am IN favor. In curcumsiance like |
this" the governor said "uf the gov l
eminent. through Congress. supplying |
rotary fund Ia he placed In the hand /
~ the legislature. for the purchase 81
as much of the sugar crop as In nccee.
sarv to prevent prufitcering. II clectc'
In November. I shall recommend toithe
congress that this be- done Tor future
emergencies In food supplies
Declared Outrageous
The extent 20 which profiteering has
prevailed has been outrageous The
amount stolen from hous.hullcrs 81
America In that time by the profiteers
would paw of the greater part ~ tho
funded debt arising from IN. war a.
self
1T must hc more than n coincl,lcn
that the many prufit""rs who were he
itnN'd by the senatorial uligarchy IN
IN" present congress AZ" paying thci
share into the Republican campaign
fund. which ! charge viii not be- less
than si5.0o0. 00O"
Governor Cox viii leave Tor los An
gclcs tomorrow morning
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-19
Quii Regular Faction.

ATLANTA. Ca. sept lS--Compl.,e
severance fr"m the regular" repubi.
can party 81 Georgia ard rciicratinn
fthcir stand for white supremacy E"
was announced lat" to-day after an eN.
trutiva meeting ~ state leaders 81 the
t,"rgia progressive party.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-19
POLICE FORCE Will WORK
UNDER RANGER OFFICERS:
FREIGHT JAM IS BROKEN
nY TmE AssocIATEp pREss

IU
GALVESTON Sept l8-"Reeali" will be blown at Camp
Hu,ehnss midnight September 30 and martial Galveston
formally will end Brgader General Jacob F. VOTERS
told Of the first brigade Of Texas cavalry here tonight
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-19
Thankful 10 Srrrrtary
MARTIAL LAW PROCLAIMED
On JUNE : BN IIOIiiii
b. Associated Press.
GALVESTON,


GALVESTON. Sept rs 30 Texas
guardsmen wer" ordered here June
On which dat" Governor Hobby pru'
claimed the city under martial law. as
result uf alleged disorders IN connec
ton With the strike II cuastwisr long
shOrmcn aud because the authorities
had failed. neglected and 2, fused %
furnish protection tn non-union WORT.
crs on IN" docks" The entire CON.
iuercr ~ "a" state was jeopiriiz.d. the
proclamation stated by the cung,-si.d
conditions On IN" wharycs her. Coast
wis" shipping had been virtually tied
zap iur weeks when troops were sent
here. only about ninety men being ~
gagged alung the water front. The nui
nal force 81 lungshurcmen used In the
c,astwis- trad" ~ about 1900 Within
three weeks after the guards hegah
putrulliug the desks. ,nndiiiuus ven
approaching normal. according a. stat
m"nts hN insurgents Toziays agree
ment ends a controversy which has ~
istsi since the i'u'piiun IL martial law
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-19
OFFICIALS SEARCH
FOR DISTRIBUTOR
OF RED LEAFLETS
INVESTIGATION 90 DIS lsTER n
DIVIDED INTO TWO
CHANNELS
DISCOVERED NEAn SCENE
Police Concentrate On Trying ia ESiah
liSh identity 81 Driver of Wagon
Which Was LEFT
Near Bank
~ Asso, lated l'rss

~ Asso, ist.d Pms.
| NEW YOItk. Semi. 1S-fuv,.,i,,,Iop
| ~ the explosion la Wall street Tbt,rs.
day noon, which cost 4, lives aud did
| plop~vty damag. ,x,s,-iiu,, a. o0n Ooo
divided itself tonight into two ,hsnn,is
Firm In their belief thnt IN. ,l,s,s,,.,
| WAS caused nv a trn. bnu,b ,,lnn,-J hv
u sand Of anarchists who were ala
| impli,ntsd In IA. mail botnb uluts I'm
June. 1919. DEPARTMENT of iustic. IN.
| v.sti,,ators headed nv Attornry Glen.
.rnl Palmer and William 4 FLYNN chief
~ the d.uartm,nt's b,,rcnu ~ Inves,I.
CATION. have conferred their Efforts ON
Identifying th.. n.raon ar n,rsona vho
,leunsited radical circulars in !, mail box
near the ~ ems, inst "A few mlnt,,-, L,.
fore IN. explosion.
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.r.,s,. .'''',. ,," ..-,
,,'ar,.i., t,,'.h, 49,. ..l ..a'
- - 'a'.n'u sue
,si ',, - W. ~ sou, s''esS 'sr ponu
-. 80. 49, 49," i"s ~
~ 49, ,n,a rs"" S''u' 'h"s" iouhu
:" '"'''' ''''
I"l'" mN'stiEhtnts We're conccntrat.
81 On trying to establish the identity Of
W." ufiN'r ~ IN" dilapsitiCd wagon,
Mhlch was abandoned near tn" j. l..
Morgan ana company bank few min
u'"s niuIr th. rxplnSion.
weighed 800 Pounds. BELIEF
EXPERTS ~ the police lomb squad,
VINO nave M"r'd together metal frag
m'hts believed tn nave been part Of the
Hinh. Declared IN" missile apparently
N"lsn'd hb"ut 300 pounds, Two hundred
~ Whi'h was explosive.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-19

AUSTIN Sept 49," expect TO have all troops Of CAL
weston not earlier than October and later than October TO-"
said Governor Hobby late today in n formal statement
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-19
IlIA Offlrlal. Nnsprndrd

H.caus. they "hindrrcd the enforce
m.nt uf Ia, law. ih,. entire city cum.
mission and the mayer were shnrn ot
al powers dealing With law enforce
ment on july -. AZ the same time tn,
governor suspended the Judge ut tn
cooperation court and the city police
and defective forces Guardsmcn then
tuok ~ IA, duties Il pulicc officer
Organizing both special aud PLAIN
clothes departments
ON Angus, 80 thrcc officers ~ IN,
guard attempted o. arrest T.. Y. san.
,lers. editor - the Houston Press. M
Houston tn, attempt failed, Sanders
making his cscap. when Houston eli
xsns came q his rescue Colonel Billie
MaNfvid. provost marshal. shouldered
Llam, for ths attempted arrest. saying
be- hid ordered Sanders taken into Gus
tUdy ter malicious attacks upon Gen
,ral wolicrs and the men under him"
Colonel Mavfcii later was tried by
e. general court martial and acquitted.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-19
ROOSEVELT MAKES
PLEA FOR LEAGUE
IN EASTERN TALK
yICEP.RE,uDENTIAL NOMINEE
SAYS W. HOPES IRELAND
Will. HAVE VOICE. noon

~ ftHaNFMNU NfDuMs
BRIDGEPoRT. Conn. Sept. Is
Franklin u. Roosevelt. Democratic vice
presidential candidate, tonight wound
up two days of campaigning IN Con.
necticut. While he was touching on
the league 81 nations, soma one caile1
out What about Irelandf'
Mr.. Roosevelt said that the Repuh-
lican charge that the United States
was not 0n equality with Great Britain
In voting power In the league was =
half truth. which IN worse than n whsse
He" To his interrogation at this paint.
he aaid:
1T " my dearest hope that In a short
time ireland viii have a voice In the
league 81 nations" q.
Discusses Harding
Mr.. Roosevelt. IN discussing the nomi-
nation of senator Harding, and the Re-
publican leaders. saids - -
Suppose that In 1917 or 1918 Senator
Harding or Senator Loige or your own
Senator Brandegce. 90 the other side OF
the president of the United States. had
gut up and said Fellow cltixens: An
W. are after IN this war IN a military
victory. ana when We have defeated the
forces of the central empires. We win
bring our troops hone ana make n
separate peace with Germany, recon.
siiiuic The Hague tribunal. and draw
a Chinese wall around ourselves and let
Europe and the rest ~ the world 10 70
the devil what would you have said
them
Never Fur Progress
Speaking &C senator Harding, Mr..
Roosevelt said that the candidate had
never been for progress In government.
In 1919 when the Republican party
was split asunder by the great courage.
GUS effort In keep II n party Of prog.
rcSs." he said Harding, who hack
there In ohio was lined up with For.
ak,r and boss Cox Il Cincinnati, and
the rest IL the old line bosses, referred
To- Theodore Roosevelt. first a. an
Aaron Burr and ~ a Benedict Arnold.
This IL the man who n offered you
by the Republican party.
This Is the man you are asked 10
vote for"