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New Britain herald., 1920-03-06
RAILROAD CONFERENCE
Clinton l.. Bardo, General Manager of the New Haven Road to Confer With Brotherhood Committees.

New Haven, March 6.-Clinton L.. Bardo. general manager of the New Haven railroad, who is chairman of a committee from the railway execu- tiveS' association to confer with rep resentatives of the brotherhoods on wages and working hours under the Cummins-Esch law, said today that a meeting of his committee will be held in Washington on Tuesday,
New Britain herald., 1920-03-06
LUDIENDORFF PASSES.

London. March G.-Gen. Luden- dorff erswhile head of the German military system, has passed through Finnish territory on his way to Rus sia, according to Helsingfors dispatch to the Central News. The general was accompanied by large staff, @~ message adds.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-06
AFFAIRS IN EGYPT.
Board of Control For Food and Cen
 sorship Have Been Restored.

London, March 6.-Egypt is threat ened with a serious food shortage, the Exchange Telegraph correspond ent at Cairo reports in a dispatch re- ceived today. The handling of sup plies has again been placed by the food department Tn the hands of a board of control. er-..s- 7. -.,.... i ss.
 The censorship the correspondent adds has been restored beginning to- day.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-06
BILLION EXPENDED
 FOR WAR AVIATION
(Continued from First Page.)

''The 213 machines the front, de- clared by the majority report to rep resent the American production,'' de clared MT. Lea, represents only one seventy ninth part of the number of machines owned by America during the war.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-06
Agents for Mccall Patterns

The Best Pattern for every use; the Latest Ideas: Newest Paris and New York Styles. 1Oc to 2oc each.
 Mccall Magazine for March, 15c copy.
 Mccall Book of Fashions for Spring With pattern offer, 1oc copy.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-06
Deaths and Funerals.
Mrs Rose TT. Hem.

The funeral of Mrs. Rose T. Hem was held this morning at S:30 at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Thomas Cranley of Vine street, and at 9 o'clock from St. Peters church. Burial Nns in ICairNieM cemeterN
New Britain herald., 1920-03-06

F,ARAIS-Let us list your farm before
 it is too late. We have customers
 with cash ready to do business. Call sor write The New Britain Farm Agency, 27S Main street. Tele-
 phone alz2S-3s a-6.2dx
New Britain herald., 1920-03-06
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

LOST-Between Russell and Erwin's 2 and 29 South High street. Pay envelope with sum of money. Re-
 ward if returned to 23 South High
 street 3-6-1dx
New Britain herald., 1920-03-06
Boston Store NE CLCs>f-;.-
 Saturdays ai r.. M.
 Mondays at G Y. M.
WOOz
 PLALDS rs,i; SPRING WEAIs I'-.'<At'|+ 'niS >:ouoinS season will De IJtUrA "IS1lituui1Ic than ever for

House, Street and
 Sporf Skirts
 %ncre is nothing elaring about the .>as. Scotch Plaids, in fact you can- rnr even call them Scotch except by 'ehlvr. There is q softness of tone in tt;" Subducd and beautiful colorings If the new plaids that appeals to everyone. Black and White Plalds popular ;as ever; also smaller checks ia fancy colored weaVeS.
 We arc showing a fine assortment ar ali the latest in Wool Piaids. Sec Display il: North Window.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-29
THE BIIE.NOwELS WEDDING
WAS PRETTY HOME AFFAIR

! The following clipping taken fion
The Daily Camera. Boulder. Colo
RADIO paper will be- Of interest - the
many fiicrd, of Mr. ana Mrs. Novels
ilirourhout the Panhandle rrcjion.
ON the evening of June the 10th ~
cightthrty o'clock beautiful wedding
tuh place u the home of Judge .nnd
Mrs. II. Frank Bric. 1858 Fqurtconth
street. when their daughter Iva Maud
WAS united IN marriage to Mt l.. l..
, Novels of Canadian, Texas
Tur house was ,"pfusoly d .cnratcd
, Win plin.a. ferns carnations and sweet
peas the color scheme pink and white
h,ing carried throughout the entire
decorations. pint shaded lights cac,ing
q rosy glow over the rooms: Bouquets
81 pinh Taiini AMI ferns were "A nv
arranged on IN, chandeliers.
The tests were received az ~" door
by Mist Miuls Lin l. y and Miss Ann
,l3l wood J.,
Asa fitting prelude Miss " lvh Hn's
sister Of ;hr brilc. sang quite ,h,ri3.
iugly. "Dur Ycstcrd1vF" Then a.,
riano play Il hy AIRS clay Meredith trul
up the soft strains ~ thu bridal march
from LuhcngFin N" bridal party came
down the stairway. through the r"ccp.
ion rooms entering the living where
canopy of sweet peas aud ferns Ind
teen nr,lsl!cally arranged FpiS. brides.
maids came first: Miss 3dyflir B,he.
sirtcr II the bride and Miss Fannyr
Thomas. cousin uf the bride Ted tli"
march carrying In" rings In the heart uf
q lily In dainty flower BASKETS. Then
,,me Miss Frances Iiuc SITTER ~ the
10 idc and MiSs Faye johnson carrying
bouquets Ut pink sweet peas and cirna.
lions tel with pink tullc. The brides.
maids wore lovely pink gowns with
silver trimmings. Miss u lyme Buie fol.
lowed The bridesmaids, showcring pink
md white rose petals In the path OF
IA, bride She wore beautiful gown
II IinE tIllc over silk. The bride en-.
tered un the arm of her mother WhuI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-29
COMPLIMENTARY Event.

Naming Mrs. Glenn a. Brooks al
Nnvaaota. Mrs. u. Walker House Of
kinssyillc. and Mrs. Homer e. Den.
man. who has recently returned FROM
Amarillo Ia make lirOwnwoOd her
bone Miss Vera Baton entertained
most yl"aringly ai the home az her
sister. Mrs. Zen Stone. On MelwOOd
avenue.
The home was beautifully appointed
with shasta daisics aud nasturiums.
\ series Of games Of foriy.twO proved
most interesting. Each honor guest
MAS presented souvenir favor. u
d'inty madeira handkerchief
brick ice crcam and angel food cake
we're daintilv scrvcd In rctrcshmcnt.
Included IN this hospitality were,
Mes lamcg y. Walker Ilouyr. Glenn \.
BROOKS. Homer g. Dcnman. Miles
Glade. A. n. {. Dean. e. W lianley.
Tom Poscy. i. T.. Mcleod. :. 4 Nc
Eie. Sidney Putnam IL New Mexico
Misses Ecraicc Ncrl. hess brown
Elva Baxter. BEETLE sue blackburn oi
lonG,icw. Ruth Mimi. Beth Low. Leila
rrrlcson. Pearl Talbot. Francis Rrim.
e.. Stc,ic l,oyscn. Mary Porter
lcnora Watkins. Myrtle Holland II
arensas rasr. AMI Burl Mcleod.
The hose" was ~ sted los her
sister, Mrs. Bon Brentwood
Bulletin.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-29
Y. ", G., 4, Organized.

Thursd,y afternoon numh'r ~
high nrhOl g'.', met In the auditorium
fer the purpOrc of organizing Y. W.
G. 4. for III" summer session. The u.
iccrs elected for the new organization
arc ~ follow: Hiss Lois Mccormick.
presidents Miss Tuln Norwood. vice
president. Mifs Sibyl 10 n. secretary
Miss Gertrude cl.yis. treasurer. aud
Miss nellie Gardner. chairman of the
social Committee.
II was decided H. hold the next sos
fion Tuesday. June Goth. Japanese
Tea IN the High School auditorium. 4
delightful program llat been arranged
fer the, occasion 10 lc rendered as ful.
lows:
Opening Ai'lrtsr. hy the presidents
Miss. fdis Mccormick. tt
Vocal S"lo-Misy Virginia Chandler
Violin Sulo--Aiiss aCthcrinc CLARK.
Vocal Solo-Miss Edith Sccwald.
PAM Sulo-Nliss Ngilc Gardner.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-29

wore o chlrmine gown NJ oliver grey
gn0rgrttr lud i1ll On with silver trim.
m'ngs The bride Wor, an cXdulte gown
II IVORY sitir h.r bridal veil was fast
,nnd with orange blossoms from Ct'i.
lnrnil. She Carried shower bouquet
o! brides rot"s and sweet peas IN"
gIOom followed by the best man. Mr..
llntlcy MrMullir. met IN" bride under
the canurv ~ sweet peas and ferns.
there The double ring ceremony was per
formed hy l,ry. Chns \ Eowand.
After receiving COMMUNICATIONS &C..
.I,cshm"nt were served; pink and
white wedding cake bring the center
~ attraction Misses lrou. and Inc,
Wood presided ~ h. punch howl
\ feature of unusurl Interest was q
piece ~ Grover C'ovclaud's wedding
cake which WAS displayed among the
quests
After mingling among the guests
Tho lrid' dnnncd har travelling suit oi
frnrh hlIr triruiinc with a,r.ss1rirs
e. match aud ar Nh d. ended ~,
stairway threw her bouquet To- the wait.
ing bridal mrty who were grouped In
che hel'v1,; her cousin Mr. Edwin
Thurns being the fpitunIt, one who
,lUght the bouquet
IN" tidc rrl groom l'ft on M" 1910
lntcrurinn amid showers Of rirc and
I'D shoes fur q trip a. Cplirud Springs
Kansas Guy ana sulphur Okla. the
l,,lnc II ia rrunYi's parents After
Juk the ut they viii hc 81 home at
Canadian rrN
I'll" uLt Of town guests were. Mrs
Y q. u rdm"nFtpn II stamford. TEX.
Mise lanrvc Thomas uf Auspn. T'N"
VIZ Edwin Thomas IT Ansun, TrN Mr.
Bentley McM1liin ~ Denver Mr. aud
MIS- gay Meredith Of Font r"llin".
aud Miss Naudc Lindsey 81 Wich,t'
Falls. ToNiS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-29
@9Q5IIiFA
RUTH J. MEYER



10y ARCHIE AUSTIN CoATEsl
For all the murmurcd words you did
not say.
Aud all the hours beneath the star
shot. blue,
Unspcnt by US; and for the gold AMI
gay
NildsuWmcr Moons we never shared
my thanks to you.
Aye. aud for all the mcsFagcs VI cheer
And tenderness unscnt. and for the
true
Deep gaze Of understanding. that the
dread
And gray bccloudcd days found not.
my thanks To you.
Tor all that might have made our few
days rare.
But which you did not give. NV
thanks are due:
For YOU have made an ending ! could
bear.
Witch otherwise had rent me. So
my thanks To you.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-29

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-29
nonl,Ie Wedding Germany

Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the
parsonage II the Polk Street Methodist
church. Dr H. y. Brooks united In
marriage two plainvicw couples. Mis-,
Glayds Anderson Ia u \ Ferguson
md Mif Venice Anderson a. &. \. Eel
nnglo The party moturcd over from
l'lnin,icw returning the same after
''"'i md both couples expect to mali,
their future homes In that city Mira
Ferguson and Mrs. Fclnagle are sis
t"rs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-29
q. v. q. 4. Picnic supper.

The CITY u. Y y. L. are to cnioy n
pirnic supper followed by sing
this evening In the city Park. The
fun viii begin promptly at ESQ O'Clock.
The luncca viii he brought by tho
Young ladies' Of the organization. while
the Ice course. scheduled to terminate
III" delicious spread. will he furnished
hy the young men.
should bad weather prevent holding
the picnic In the park. the Young
people will meet In the parlors Of the
First BAPTIST church. ins,cad. Tor their
good time
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-29
BELLE BfNNTT SOCIETY
MEMBERS WILL ATTEND
kIll.OtGII FUNERAL ~ I.ODy

Tho members of the Belle Bennett
Missionary Society. ~ the Polk Street
Methodist church. are requested Ia
meet n III" church at ESQ O'Clock
thF afternoon 10 attend the fun.
"ru Of Mr o \ killough. former
pr'sid I of the Foclotv
MRS -. u SIMPSON
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-29

regular morning operation ~ tho
bowels puts YOU In fine shape Ter tho
days work. II you miss II you feel an.
rmnfurttil" and cannot Put vim into
YOUR movements For all bowel irrer.
ulnritics IlEl,BiNE In :he ,cmcdy. n
puts them IN fine. vigorous condition.
Sold by All Druggists. 2G.c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-29

N' INK AN' hhiAAiHs
The bride was lovely In frocl. II
white organdic. carrying q shower boa
luct n roses tied with iulle sho was
attended hy her sister Miss Movie
luneH while Albert Rulings acted as
cot man
Immediately followinp the ceremony
Nr aud Mrs Gibbs left upon their
honeymoon during which they viii Wis
II various point In southern Texas
They viii return To- Amarillo g. max,
lhccir future home.
Both young people az" We'll known
ana highly thought Of IN this city Mr.
Gibbs is connected with the People,
iutiitting Company.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-29
THE WEEKS SOCIAL CALENDAR
TUESDAY.

Mrs Floyd \. Cooper viii entertain
the Tuesday Bridge club nj her home
1911 Van Buren, street.
The Round Duzsn club will meet In
regular session nt the home ~ Mrs. II.
4. Johns. 1900 Tyler street.
FRIDAY.
The Friday Bridge Club will be en-.
tcrtaincd hy Mrs. ". II. DOckray at
hcr hong 1895 Fillmore street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-29

aud such a bear.
ing dow n feel.
ing that ! could not
stand ON my feet.
I also had other dis.
trcssing symptoms.
AZ times ! had 90
give up work !
tried a number o.
remedies hut Lydia
T.. l'unkhan's Ncgc.
table Compoundslid
me more good than
anything else. ! am
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-29
Snn,lnN Scllonl I.cpnrI.
.Ioncs.liibl,s.


At u o'clock saturday morning ri
the parsonage Of the Polk Street Meth.
nlist church Miss Iris g. Jones and
Perry y Gibbs were united In marriage
hy In Henry 4. Brooks. only immcdl.
ate relatives and mitigate friends wit.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-29
Gitls' AUXILIARY 60 Mrri.

al girls ot the First Iaptiit church
from IL to lG ycnry uf age are invited
10 meet with ~ Girls Auxiliary
Wqdn,slav afternoon ~ $50 o'clock. NJ
the home ot Mrr. \. II. WilbUrn. lilO
Van Burcn r.rctt.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-29
la Co,,ur, Meeting Po,,non.d

The IL COstua Club meeting which
was to have been held This af
t'rnoOn h,s been Indefinitely posipon.
81. due "a The death " one ~ the
'!uh members. Mrs u :. killough
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-29

Eirh'y per cent ~ the worlds slp.
fply Il molyhdcuum g. controlled hy The
uit,d states
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-29
Mrs. Shlpley ,Recoyering from Recent
Illness

tn" many friends ~ Mrs Marie O.
Shiplcy viii Ice Glad to know that she
T. r"ccvcrelng from a recent illness.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-29

Social Notes and Personal Mention
Miss Dorothy llrrlH who has been
attending school In ~, Louis. returned
home this morning.
The evening world., 1920-05-04
THIEVES SMASH
JEWELLERS WINDOW
GET $2,5OO GEMS
Throw Stone Through Glass Of
Eighth Avenue Shop and Make
Their Escape.

Two young men, both of whom es-
capped, threw a flfteen7pOund stone
through a window OF the jewelry
store of Louis Gotthold, at No. 2S4b
Eighth Avenue, shortly before noon
to-day and snatched up $4,000 worth
Of diamond jewelry. .-s 80.
The only person in the store at the
time was Henry Rickert, a watch
maker. He saw man in brown
suit running north on the avenue.
FIe disappeared around the corner Of
126th Street. .. .....t
Mrs. Gotthold ran down from her
home over the store and blew her pO-
lice whistle, which brought number
Of policemen and a large crowd, but
the thieves we're well on their way
by that time. st; .fa. e. H.'re
The evening world., 1920-05-04
POLES AND REDS
. BATTLE DAY AND
NIGHT At KIEFF
BolSheviStS Admit Losses,
While Poles Claim Capture
of $4,000 Prisoners.

wAR9Aw. May ASSOCIATED
.Press) The Bolsheviki are en-
trenching in the hills on the west
bank of the DnIeper in d great semi
circle with their backs against Kieff,
the Ukranlan capital, according to
information from the front.
The fight for possession OF Kieff is
at its height raging day and night
along the line through the valleys and
rivers.
1.-THE above statement casts
some doubt on the announcement
in Warsaw papers yesterday that
Kieff had been occupied ny the
Poles. There seems no doubt that
the Polish Armies are close to the
Ukrainian capital. In five days
they have captured $4,000 prison.
ers. 100 guns, 41S machine guns
and much ammunition.l
MOSCOW, May 4.--Retirement OF
Russian Bolshevik forces from the
vicinity of gastova, about thirty- Ave
miles southwest of Kieff, is admitted
in an official statement issued by this
War Ministry.
The evening world., 1920-05-04
35 TENANTS SUE
TO GET HOT WATER
Appeal in Court Against Land
lady When Rent Is
Advanced So.

Thirty-five tenants occupying the
houses Of Miss Florentine Fuld of No.
4s West 12sth Street. at No. 1924 Madl-
son Avenue and No. SO East 10th
Street, appeared to-day before ALagis-
trate Edgar v. rockingham to pros
eoute their landlady for failure to
supply hot water. BY mistake the land
lady's mother. Mrs, Helen Fuld, was
summoned, and an adjournment until
tomorrow was necessary.
The tenants decided to bring suit
after they had been served with dis
possess papers, upon their refusal to
pay a So advance in rent. Leonard
Fluid, a lawyer who represented his
mother. said the lack OF water was due
to defective water pipes.
Justice Shiel In the Second District
Municipal Court. the Bronx, to-day Is
sued eviction writs for eighteen OF the
twenty -four families occupying No. s3j
East l31th Street because they refused
U pay an equitable rental set by tht
court and because they attempted e
form a soviet to run the house.
Later the dispute was Stettled by
Police Captain, Sweeney and the tenants
will remain.
The evening world., 1920-05-04
WIRES AND ROADS
TO COST NATION
MORE MILLIONS
u. S. Control of Telephones
and Telegraphs Ended in
Deficit of Si4,0oo,oOo.

WASHINGTON May l--operRtion
Of the telegraph and telephone com
panies during che war cost the Gov
ernment S14,oO5,5e5, Postmaster Gem
eral Burleson informed Congress to-
day in asking Immediate appropria-
tlon Of that amount to llquldate the
affairs Of the Federal Wire Admins
tratlon.
Burlessn said that no loss would
have been suffered had the Govern
ment retained operation Of the lines
"a few months longer" or had rate
increases not been temporarily halted
by court injunctions.
The House Post ONCE Committee
to-day voted TO report q measure TO
repeal the automatic increase in
postal rates on second class mail mat
ter scheduled to go into effect July l..
The action continues the present
rates which range from 1 Ia cents a
pound for the first zone and Ia
cents for the eighth. Undey present
legislation rates for tho eighth zone
will he 10 cents July l. and the other
zones increased correspondlnigiy.
Mr.. Burleson disclosed that no
agreement has yet been reached with
the MaolSay companies for the use OF
their land lines forming the Postal
Telegraph system. He said the Postal
earnings during Federal control were
S2.12S.392 moro than the compensation
awarded him and that suit for this
sum would be filed by the Govern
ment
The deficit" wrote Mr.. Burleson.
sis the outcome Of operations involv-
ing gross revenues OF over $500, 900 900,
and therefore represents less than
two and one-haAf per cent. Of the
total gross revenues"
An additional appropriation Of
$500, 100000 10 aid the railroads in
purchasing rolling stock to relieve
the present freight car shortage was
urged to-day by farmers and nillers
va AAihhNobl1 AAAA ONHNE ANOIbnWbolGIu
States who appeared before the SEN
ate Interstate Commerce Committee.
So much grain is tied up on the farms
and in elevators that credit OF owners
is acutely impaired. they said.
Chairman Cummins told the dele
CATION that the 100000 appropri-
ated recently by Congress to cover
deficiencies in Government railroad
operations woald be available for
freight car purchases under plans OF
the Interstate Commerce Commission
Senator Kellogg, Republican, Min
nesota, wanted to know how addl-
tional funds could be obtained in the
face of a treasury defcit.
Senator Cummins said railroad ex-
ecutives would be called before the
| committee later to discuss the ability
of the carriers 10 obtain funds fol
car purchases. He declared Congress
would have TO consider measures fol-
financial aid II the railroads were un.
able to borrow the necessary money
elsewhere.
The House to-day passed and sen
to the President the third urgent de.
| ficiency appropriation bill, carrying
$500, 900, 900. most OF which Is 20 winC
up affairs of the Railroad Admins
tration.
The evening world., 1920-05-04
FORCES
CLAIM VICTORIES;
REBELS IN HAREZ
Revolutionists Plan to March
on Mexico City, With Tor
reon as Their Base.

MEXICO CITY. May 4.-Govern-
vnent forces have routed rebels on the
1sthmus OF TehuAntepec. in the region
Of saiina CruE, killing tho rebel COM
mander and sixty soldiers, 1t was an
nounced oficlaliy here to-day.
Carranza troops forced the rebels
to evacuate Cuautla, in the State Of
Morelos, forty-six miles southwest OF
Mexico City.
Government ofncials also claimed
defeat Of a rebel attempt to occupy
Morelln, capital OF Mlchoacan, LIS
miles northwest OF Mexico City.
General .Murgia has arrived from
Tamplco to assume charge OF defense
OF the capital. The Ministry OF War
denied the Government would eyacu-
ate Mexico City and move TO Vera
Cruz, declaring the situation vas not
yet serious enough to warrant such
action.
Gen. Gonzales, one OF the Presi-
aShNhAa SahAAahtC1 NhO10 SNAApNlbhS
caused tho present rebellion, has fed
from Mexico City He is reported
near Texcoco. sixteen miles northeast
of the capital, where his followers
gathered.
JUAREZ. Mexico, May l.--Through
the bloodiess revolt OF Jdarez and
capitulatlon OF Gen. Francisco Urba-
lejo and his Yaqul Indians at casas
Grandes, the Sonora revolutlonists to-
day have virtual control OF the state
Of chihuahua and the way is paved
for an unobstructed advance against
Torreon for a campaign against
Mexico Cty.
Aqua PRIETA, Sonora. May a.
A general strike Of Mexican labor is
q potential weapon possessed by the
revolutionists for use against Presi-
dent CarranEa, Gen. =. Elias Gales,
military commander in the North
west, said here to-day.
BL PASO, Tex, May 4.-The
Ojinagn garrison opposite Presidin,
Tex, has Joined the Sonora reyolu-
tiOnists,
The evening world., 1920-05-04
SEARCH IN HAVANA
FOR MISSING GIRL
Father Believes Henrietta Bulte,
Gone Three Weeks, May Have
Fled 10 Cuba.

Louis Butte, father Of Henrietta
Butte. the n-year-Old sthoolgirl., who
left her home at No. llb East 10th
Street three Ssedlts ago. yesterday TO
deposit S265 in the Harlem Savings
Bank, and has not been seen since.
does not believe the Elrl. llas l,een
Kidnapped or murdered. but is unable
to explain her dlsappvarHnce.
Henrietta long had desire to SO
to Cuba he said tAis morning. II have
thought that she might have gone to
Havana where her sodmotier. Mrs.
Maria Carrillo, lives. have cent two
cables to Mrs. Garlic, but have re-
ccived no answer.
THE day before she disappeared
she had her picture taken. but did
not call for the proofs. l am going 70
visit the passport office to-day and
am also going to call upon DIR, S.
Petimis OF, No. 1873 Sumner Avenue.
Brooklyn. from whom I received a
letter saying That he thought that my
daughter had visited his office last
Monday" .-.
The evening world., 1920-05-04
EMILY KNOWLES is
STILL A PROBLEM
Time of Her Allotted Stay Is Up
But She viii Not Be
- Depoted.

Emily Knowles, the pretty EnElIsh
girl who arrived in the United States
nearly three months ago with a three
months-old baby. the paternity OF which
was acknowledged by Perley Splker Of
Baltimore. became one OF Uncle Sans
problems again to-day when Acting
Commissioner OF Immigration Byron II.
Uhl called the attention Of the Depart
ment of Labor to the fact that she was
admitted TO the United States with the
stipulation that she would leave or be
deported in ninety days. The ninety
days are up.
Soon after her arrival the girT be-
came the wife OF Guy Spiker, the baby 8
uncle. Spiker Is an American citizen.
Tho wife OF an American citizen can
not be deported.
Emily Knowles Spiker isn't going 10
be deported. But there's the bond. with
its stipulation. and Uncle Sam must dis
pose OF the question and establish a
precedent