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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-05-14

A keen rivalry was developed among
the schools by previous exhibits
which promises to make the schools
section this fall particularly attrac-
tive.
Some Committees Formed
James Lindsay, chairman OF the cut
flower and plant section; and . 0rrin
*. Smith, who heads the live ST. *
section, have been forehanded l.
their work and have not only made
full selection of their committees but
have already made considerable pro
personnel of these committees is as
follows:
Cut Flowers and Pot Plants
Committee
James Lindsay, chairman, Mrs. II.
p. Robinson, Mrs. II. A. Baldwin, Mrs.
+. f. Baldwin, Mrs. E. p. Foster, Mrs.
s.. A. Baldwin, Mrs. Sam Kalama,
Mrs. w. A. Clark, Mrs. Robert Won
~Tempsky, Mrs. Chas. p. Durnet, Mrs.
w. A. Baldwin, Miss E. Lindsay, Mrs.
a. N. Kepoikai, Mrs. r. Deinert, Mrs.
A. w. Collins, Mrs. j. Chalmers, Mrs.
w. f. Pogue, Mrs. Julia KapOhakimo-
hewa, Mrs. H. McNicoll, DR.. Baldwin,
Mr.. A. Young, Mr.. II. NJ. Wells, Mr..
H. B. Penhallow.
Live Stock Committee
l.. K. Smith, chairman; A. A. Soong,
secretary; E. II. Jones, clerk.
Angus McPhee, supt. beef cattle;
w. H. Richard, supt. dairy cattle; w.
A.. Clark, supt, horses; r. o Temp
sky, supt. hogs; j. A. Herman, supt.
special awards, parades, etc; j. A.
Herman, supt. horse-shoeing contest;
j. c. Fitzgerald, supt. carcass contest;
e. H. Jones, supt. boys and girls
pig contest; F. G. Krauss, supt. milk,
ing contest; F. G. Krauss, supt. edu-
c%atiOnal committee; L. Won Gmpsky,
official weigher; J. c. Fitzgerald,
veterinarian.
G. c. Munro, Lanai; j.. G. Munro,
MolOkai; S. Fassoth, Kipahulu; r. +.
Coursen, Puunene, A. Napier, Maka-
wac; Jas. Wight, Makawao; P. w.
Eichinger, Wailuku.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-05-14
COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN
OF FAIR ARE NAMED
Director H. W. Rice Announces Men Who Will Be
Depended Upon To Make Third Maui County Fair
ASuCceSS~ organizing Of Committees Progressing
FaSt---TwO Already Completed.

Harold w. Rice, director of the
1920 Maui county fair, this week com
pleted his list of committee chair
men and has had the acceptance of
each. AS has heretofore been the
custom, the heads of the several COM
mittees are empowered to select their
assistants, they alone assuming re-
sponsibility to the director for their
department. They also, with the
director, form the executive commit
tee.
The list of committees and those
who will fill them follows:
Entertainment-Ralph II. Wilson.
Athletics-J. Garcia.
Racing-Dr. J.. c. Fitzgerald.
Cut flowers and ported plants
James Lindsay.
School eXhibit-H. NJ. Wells.
Poultry and domestic animals-A.
x. Ting.
livestock. X. Smith.
Educational exhibits-F. G. Krauss.
Agronomy-F. G. Krauss.
Publicity-H. X. Duncan.
Joe Oliverira, admissions.
e. A. Jones, Boys and Girls pig
club.
Commercial exhibits. j.. Walsh.
Director Rice expects the full per
sonnet of all committees will be
handed in by the chairmen within a
few days and that active work will
be begun in getting the exhibits out
lined and under preparation in a very
short time.
Outlook Good
There has been much interest mani
tested in all quarters in connection
with the fair, which is to be held next
October, and there seems 90 roo for
n doubt that it will be by far the
finest exhibition that Maui has yet
had. 1t is certain that the livestock
department is to be particularly fine
this year.
From schools in different districts
come reports of activity which has
been under way almost eve since the
fair last year, in preparing exhibits.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-05-14

Frank Peacock, II. x. Duncan. IT. V.
w w me- lounI |oou' ,Iinjoh CnlId.
H. Toss Jonh robertson r. Han'.
DtIE, W IL walker y H. kuncNa,
hoon heohE ram Chns sing Hoe,
DaVlu n Kinney, Maui Amusement
~ aired Marlihseh. IoJaI 22V.
IL mar H. T. Courseh. Total
10 Shares Dr. f. H. Mlssner, John
MARTINS liollls ilaiuy. loJal 40.
~ Shares: D. FederceIl John Vas
c~oncelios, H. - ftleloW, Alex. Nalen-
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-05-14
Ship Haleakala
Mas Weird Voyage
With Menagerie

Ia menagerie of wild beasts has made
he Pacific Mail freighter Haleakala,
named after Maui's marvellous noun
tain, famous for all time to come in
the logs of seamen who collect blood
curdling tales of the sea. The Hale
akala arrived at San Francisco on
April % from Calcutta, carrying an
assortment of animals for American
ZOOS, and with four men in the sick
bay-three suffering from tiger bites,
and one with his arm torn from wrist
to shoulder by a mad monkey. The
story of the almost continuous battle
with the live cargo was told in San
Francisco by Capt. John Fleming,
master of the vessel.
| During the trip an orangoutang
broke from his cage and gave the
Grew an exciting time. The simian
took refuge in the engine Don and
started mOnkeying with the machin-
cry. In some way he got hold of the
reverse gear of the engines. Armed
T%'nlvers, members the crew,
after sevel. "hots, fir led the
mischief-maker.
Another monkey
ried aloft. He refus i.
His presence aloft ; >1COVer-
ed until he began t rom the
Whistle-cord when. ~deafening
sound of the shrieking siren brought
all hands on deck to find out whether
the ship was aire or they were in i'm
minent danger of collision. He was
left to his fun until he tired AM re-
turned to his friends below.
An elephant died on the voyage.
He was 100 years old The cause of
death is rot stated. 1t was no old
age, for a century is not much for an
elephant; but there was something
that made all the animals uneasy and
out of sorts. The body of the pGchy-
derm was heavily Weighted with old
iron, and hoisted over the side. But
the remains refused 10 sink and are
probably still floating as q del elict
for the sea-birds to rest foot upon.
1t is thought he died of an ind ges-
tion-gas on the stomach.
The affection, whatever it was, that
upset the animals, communicated it.
self to the tigers. They took bites
out of all who approached them.
Hence the three deck-hands in the
hospital from tiger bites.
With the exception of the elephant
and the OrangOutang, buried at sea
Tor an attempt was made to bury the
e~lephant), the Haleakala cargo reach
ed San Francisco in fair condition.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-05-14
Mrs. Robert Smith III
Is Taken To Honolulu

Mrs. Robert Smith (nee Violet
Makee) was taken TO Honolulu on
Wednesdays Claudine quite seriously
III. She had been living at the Ulu-
palakua homestead for some weeks
since she and her husband returned
TO the Islands from san Francisco.
She has not been well recently and it
was thought best to take her to the
city where she might have better
treatment than possible on the noun
tain.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-05-14

Medical Exams-The territorial
board of medical examiners is meet
ing this week in for the examinations
of applicants for license to practice
medicine in the Territory. There are
10 applicants to take the eXamina-
tons, which will last three or four
days.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-05-14

Japanese Editor Before Grand Jury
X. Sega, editor of the Nippu Jill
was called as a witness before the ter
%ritorial grand jury in Honolulu which
is reported to be considering secret
indictments. X. KawamOtO, q report
er of the same paper, was s~ubpoenaed,
but not found.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-05-14
Entered OF Record

The following contracts were rec
orded as of date May 8, 1920 to the
Haiku Fruit & Packing Co., Ltd, re
delivery and payment of %pineaples
grown On lands at Haiku, Hamakua-
loa, Maui: By
B. Yoshida, S. Ichimura, Kim Su Chan,
T. Ikeda, Mrs. NJ. Amano, Matsu
Fukema, S. Narimatsu, S. Yengan,
Kama Akamine, j. Uyehara, Jenpa-
chi Yasutomi, Antoine Camacho, A.
Nakasone, C. Kameya, Saburo Taxa
yoshi, Santa Aragaki, Yamato Ia
kayoshi, Kane Kadeharu, Kamato
Shimabukuro, Y. Arakawa, Kane
Tengan, r. Koba, M. Tanouye, Ko-
jiro Ige, S. Sakihara, Yoki kohashi-
kawa, M. Hayashida, Kama Tengan,
Matsu Tengan, K~aupakalua Japan
csc School, S. Guna, G. Nakayama,
Kamesuke Uyehara, Masae FujimO-
to, S. Matsushima, Kamada Uyeha-
IA, SaburO Agena, S. Ikeda.
Deeds
S. IKEDA to John S. Bras, ct al, pcs.
land, Kaupakalua, Hamakualoa,
Maui, April 80, 1920. $4,000.
KAMANAWA PETER to Sam Apo, R.
P. 3074 Kaupo, Maui, Apr. rs, 1920.
500.
MARIA DE F PHILLIP TO II. w, Rice
por. CIR. 81 int. in CIR. 1915
0"' Iii, April 81, 1920,
20 yrs. 18th.
MANUET ONT & WE. to Mrs.
Annie 70, int. in Patent No.
1886, ga, Kula, Maui, April 8,
MARIA |. FERNANDEZ to Francisco
de Vasconcellos, 2 pcs. land, Ma
kawao, Maui, May l, 1920. $4,000.
KAIMIHALA to Tr. of Henry X.
Rosa, int. in APPS. l & 2 of Kul. 5055
& Kul 651O Honopou, Hamakualoa,
Maui, May 8, 1920. 81.
w. A. BALDWIN TT. to Haiku Fruit
& Packing Co., Ltd, water rights
on premises Pauwela Hamakualoa,
Maui, May l, 1920. 81.
w. l. WELLS & WE. to W. a. Bald
win, Lot Z L. p, 1859 Kuiaha-Pau,
wela, Makawao, Maui, May 5, 1920.
$500.
w. A. BALDWIN & WE. to Martha
F. Wells, pOr. Lot 7 L. p. 1859 Kuia-
h~a-Pauwela, MakawaO, Maui, May 3
1920. $500.
JOHN BROWN JR. q WE, to Simp-
son Decker, r. p. so Kul. 7772 Ku-
hua, Lahaina, Maui, April 80, 1920.
$3.50.
Mortgages
w. A. BALDWIN & WE. to w. l.,
Wells, pOr, Lot 7 L. p. 1859 Kuiaha-
Pauwela, Makawao, Maui, May 3,
1920. $4,000.
Releases of Mortgage
BANK OF MAUI, LTD, to John Ven
huizen, Mtge. recorded in Book All
Page 291, April Is, 1920.
BANK OF MAUI, LTD, to Manuel d.,
Ventura, Mtge. recorded in Book
524 Page 23S, April %, 1920.
BANK OF MAUI, LTD, to S. Ikeda,
Mtge. recorded in Book SAT Page
2S7, May l, 1920.
BANK OF MAUI, LTD, to S. Ikeda,
Mtge. recorded in Book 522 Page
165, May l, 1920,
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-05-14
OPPOSITION IN CONGRESS TO
INCREASING PAY OF
HAWAII OFFICIALS

HONOLULU, May 6.-Strong oppo-
sition is developing in Congress to
the increases in the salaries of ter
ritorial officials provided in the Kala-
nianaole bill, according to advices re-
ceived by the Star-Bulletin from its
Washington correspondent today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
SEEWALD SELLS
OUT To FINKLEA
OLDEST CONTINUOUS Bt sINEss
FIRM ~ CITY CHANGES
HANDS.

With the announcement Yesterday
that T. ~ S.wuld has s.nld his j"w,lry
business 10 |: T.. Finklca comes the
passing out of tn. retail mcrcantil.
circles the oldest continuous store IN
Amarillo Mr. S.-wald has been AZ his
present location sine" lsss and was
Ter a iimr located opposite the Amarillu
Hotel In a drug store lie came a. th'
Panhandle IN iss; and IL one ~ tn"
I,.il pion.-rs. having been at TascoS,
a time before coming 10 Amarillo.
Mr. S,>wald's father and grandfather
were vutchmakrrs and jewellers. the In
ter settling 10 Tliiin. Ohio. In iS1;.
Roth 81 thee relatives died while ac
uv-ly engaged IN thr '"w-lrv business
the father passing away only five
years agu.
II was cnly natural that AIR. SccuaLi
should l.cum" rather reminiscent NJ
n" di~vusSd the business change last
night ] L. Smith. ". u. fNlqua and
Jack How'd are pruhthly the only thrr'
men IN business today that were her"
- wears ag0 and non" of these hav"
i'"n rontinually o. w" >lIn" ert,rpri~'.
hc said
Nh s.tVaid put ir nc~ fixtures =
few Years ago. and has what icwclry
men declare e. l.r ~" finest nVpariu :
1orr uf rs In" IN this %~tion. Foui
years ago h. pyt IN display windows
that arr svcund g. none. u IL drSlarc /.
Just as son aS the invoicing is com
plsfed, which IL " expected viii hc dur
ing this v,"k. Mr. T.nklca viii tax"
charg, IL viii ala tan" ovrr the
Edison phonuyraph agency and u plan
ming 10 IN u,ll a demonstration ropm
The present Finklrl icwclry s;~rk WI
l,- mu,.d a. %, Ss~ve,ld location an
both will 10 consolidated
M Finklct vus r"0rcd In AnisrIll.
AID WIS graduated from the local high
srhul ~. h,s hvcn N ~" j,welr
bur,r.~s srr' i''7 and has mad"
splendid rur.r.s llis lease I'm his pr'~
rri location expires the rud ~; ~.
u.or'h .nl lr pllrs 90 h. IN ~" u,,,
store b' thr irst Ut October
IN. .hu' music ard instrument q
rsI'm,rt l,. l,..n Sold tots. J.. Smith
,ippl.,fur 90, 'rwrirN strr- on E1s'
rim street md vii h- moytl o. ~,
n,v lora'ion 10 once.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
To CHANGE NAMES
Of LARGE PAPERS
TWO CONCERNS RECENTLY con.
SOILDATED WILL III
SEPARATED.

W y AafsN w.
NEW YORK. Sop, 3 Frank \
Munycv viii announce m the SIN and
the NEW YORK HERALD tomorrow
the change IN nam. p'iol"r !. ot the
SIN and tho NEW YORK HERALD
to thu NEW YORK HERALD. aud
I'm: EVENING SIN 20 THE SIN.
Mr. Muns-y ~ owner oi both ncwsl1-
p.rs HIS statement IN Part follows.
when I bought James Gordon Ben
nctts several newspapers IN January
Il this y,,lr. there was wide concern
lest through consolidation IN" New
I,gL Herald might diSipr 'r tr"m "a
H., of American newspapers. r'.
rpmd i To- this concern with th" stat
m.nt that the name ,f Mr.. ll"nnvii~ =
chief newspaper would never perish 10y
any ar' II min"
The Evening sun has 81 Necessity
been restrained in tn" ire, expression
,f it, VIEWS b,1us- "t o., perrulir 80
iutin t. ih- Herald obviously two
SINS could not take ani1g"uisiir 30
sitions ,di,mially
"ll.causc ul this situation aud th" d.
s.rilility "f making them siri,tlN Ind
p,li,hnt 81 each ether ou' N Oh
Ial.rs. THE EVENING Sun. VIII Do
com" TIlE SIN. and thr "th'r THE
SIN ANp TIM NEW Nol;k HER
AI.D thu NEW NOI;k HERALD The
firld oi THE SIN W.ll O." The evening
iicld and the f,rld "i IN" NEW Nul,iN
HERALD viii De- tn moaning t'ld
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
WILL NOT summon
CHICAGO PLAYERS
MEMBEHS 0f WHITE son TEAM
WILL Not RI HEARD tNTil.
SEASON ENDS.
Nv A..nciAiri Prr.


CHICAGO. sept. ss.--l'lans to SUI
poena four members of IN" Chicago
American League club and the wife CT
ON" of i;s players 60 appear next wee :
before the Cook County grand jury H.
ves,igating the alleged fixing" of las,
years world series wcr" abandoned to
day and Hartley H.ploglc, IN charg" ..
The inquiry. announced that no mem
hcrs of the team would b" called until
IN" end of the baseball season.
We do not want to intcrfcr" With the
chances OF the White SoN to win the
l."nnant" said Mr.. Rcploglc.
The players Tor whom suhiocnas were
Issued earlier IN the day hut held
w hy Mr. Erploglc's orders. were Eddie
collins. Fi-ld captain of Ia" team;
tohr Collins. first baS'man: Ray Schalk
catcher. and Eddie Murphy. utility ou;
fielder Mr. Eeploglc aid tonight that
the Investigation would last two months
longer.
President u. u. johnson of the Amer.
lean L,agu" and President John lIcyi.
lcr Of ih" National l.cagu. viii l." the
first witnesses when thu jury recon-
Nracs Tuesday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
LAST DAY LUBBOCK
FAIR HUGE SUCCESS
sOtT TH PLAINS COT MITES DiS.
Pl.tN MICH INTEREST WER
ENlIInIrS E<TERfD.

NI'N iaA ~ wv FNh"N
LIRRoCK. Sept. % Tho closing
day oi IA. South Plains Fair was N
complete success of the flrs, two days.
w spite Of IA. continued high winds
hat have worried IN" visitors sor'"'
Whit for IA" entire thrc" days Frl'
d,y'~ attcndanc- broke the record Il
the frs, day by fiuy pet cent and Sat
rrd.v surpass.d Friday In every r'.
.ils,t
SATURDAY was south Plains county
dav and hli lands were struck iu th
counties having displays at ihr thr,
Fair fur al visiting rrprrsn nniltiNrS "i
ia. ,nurtt.s and considerably moir
than zoe we're gwen uut ~ ~" various
hoo,hs. ui u.rhips N" greatest single
interest IN this fur has been that u
\ IN. county exhibits and thr closets sin
III. .nulutiiinn for phC" On IN" p"'
miim uonr, vus between tnu counties
Tor urs, place and N" $50 rr~niuin
'hl' went With the plar"
Ten, County won oy-i i.NHu County
Inv d.. small w,rrin ~ - points "ui 81
la total pusslhl, -DuIv "f i""o points
All counties r,p,ri a ux'd d'irrriinh
,i,p o. win first plac" next v''r. Th'
,rr,pr,fun,ts msdo by The South Plhin'
/ Fair Association trr IN" south fhin'
..iiuti.. to show here are ha-'d up"f
tb, same score ,-itd used at th" Dallas
IT,ti Thr practice and experience t'
ll,. had from one piaciir" arr1ng"in' n'
of trr rNhimiiun h expected 10 greatly
,mrr.yr %. quality - IN" exhibit a.
ltr,li,. o., allowing them tim" 10 tiI 81
ihr t,,se.bl, weak spots IN their display
vhN. tho, are close L. ham" ANA u
,~.ot D., their mistakes ,n the iirs
l,hoNinr % ~ uuintvd uul.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
Johns N Defines League stand.


Los ANGELES. september -
Speaking here tonight IN behalf q the
republican national ticket. Senator
johnson described what he declared
was the attitude OF the republican par
y and the republican candidates un
the league ui nations question. S"na.
tor johnson said h.. spoke from public
records. adding although The demon
s,ratiun might be otherwise made. -
senator johnson reviewed the action
OF the republican national ConN'ntiUn
on the league plank. saying be- spoke
hy the bopk' when hv said the con.
Vcniiun i.scli WAS wriWh, lmiugly
AGAINST th" league
n" quoted from the platform. from
NashirEt'p and jefferson. tr,m S"na.
tor llardings spvccg vt acceptance.
aud from later utt'rlnc"s ut the ~.
publican candidate. There has hs-n
no ha'tiul NJ" hesitation uu Mr. " uu.
iugs par. DECLARED Senator ! hus't
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
Prisoners Transferred
as Large Mob Gathers
Outside of Jail Walls

u, 40, .H''d rrrss
CHATTANOOGA. sept. - PROMPT
pr'iur f SE'ru Bush. shortly after
widr r.gh, last uight 'hwari.d mob
vli,h hld aS--.ml,'d ~ IN. OUTSKIRTS
- th.. ,i,V with the purpos" q storm.
inp the i1il and lvnchins \. " Mr..
tirdil'. a whi'" man charged with
slsNinr his wife in an offis- building
h.r. Thur-slav aftcrno'n and g. Z.
lH,,s"n aud Tayior New. two ncgro.s
M" tuiav we're sentenced - ~, .i,c
irurriri tur %" murl't ~ ~" Elr
rnH y"uug whit" man. aud attempt 4
1itt'k on N"ung woman
Arr,rhur q" well authenticated 10.
pmis j, m',h e -..vsl1l hundred had
furm"i and when tradi to war, On
th. iail WAS informed hV s'ouis scnt
i"tu thr city That the sheriff had rs.
moy-d H.. prisoners Members u the
m'h. all 81 whom were armed with ri.
flcs fired their guns into th. air ani
th"n quietly dispersed.
Mariindale and a.. two Negro, ;
wer. taken 10 Nashville
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
Brothers of Capitalist
Found Dead in Cellar
Live on Missouri Farm
~ ssciAir,i i'fsrs
LAWSON NJ,

W As'riRtrd ifrrs
LAWSON. Nj. sept .tHlui y.
denton and William hutun, farmers
90 thus lu-ailtv fur man years are
Iruth,rS Il Jacob Denton. capitalist
vhut. %, dN VAS found vlii,d up iu thv
collin & hi, home in l.os Angeles
To. hrUthtrs rr loved l'ttvr from
Iaru' denton les, Apfl ~tyiug that
0, Nr- ri,uuirg trip cast aud would
Ni"u them lcur NJ further word vas
l,a.uINrl ip..N him th'N sui
\ u,pN e. e viii purpUri!ng tu have
l-.H u. dv hy Jacob Denton was -.nt
o. 20 lrHthaIs ~ e ulm e los N To-
g'I,s attorneys VIII" ht.I wrUtc 1T ~"
CD'iirr,d OIL, sid'n,. uf Mr. T. e.
I,rI, .u the Denton huu. loo - IN
r'h#s THE letter according q" I'cl
p,utHif .iid TINT Mrs l""ic WIS us
ing laced, D,uiui's mutur eos. wearing
,i,fh.rg thtt hsd h,luug-l io his 10
N,psd wn- and making u-' rvnrraliV
OF th,. pstsuunl sffe,fs e the missing
riHu The disappearance oi Jacob Den.
ton .tus,d his brothers NJ PARTICULAR
,ur.r|r ~ 1r Z the" -aid ss h.. hnd
mininr irtrr.t~ In M-Nict and tie.
,',.~'iv vas absent froin los Angeles
for two ~ ihr-- months on trips into
NrAlco
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
SOVIET RULE In AMERICA PLANNED
WORLD WIDE CAMPAIGN
TO SPREAD BOLSHEVIST
DOCTRINES IS UNEARTHED
nv TIE ASSOCIATED PRESS

WASHINGTON. Sept 2s-Estabshmen in the United States
Of branch Of the third nternationse with the object Of unys
activities Of the revolutionary organizations which function the
American continents ordered by the ntenaonae at h
Moscow meeting late in July has been learned by officials here
further spread Of Boshevm the hemisphere
resolutions were adopted Moscow advee received here state
pedgng support strikes either economic political Material
aid be furnished the strikers money paid by the Ameres
branch Of the interna,ionsle.
Secret instructions adopted at the Moscow meeting said 10
provide for general strike Of workers. particularly the railroad
and miners their capitalists and the governmen show
indication srange the revolution IAN revolutionary sections
the instructions formally directed support the Russian
soviet IL they proclaim revolutionary war;"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
Some Politicians
as Bad as Kaiser,
Declares McAdoo
NJ 40, s'sd Pos
NpNIsyIts y

NJ Asetntsd rf.s
YoSKEI.S. y. y. sept .j.--william
g. McAd"o. speaking hrr. tonight de
cllrcd There ar" som" American poll
ticilrs ana tpu1 q them are In the
republican party. who are just as bad
as th. Kaiser and even worsc
Nj McNdop declared the rcpuhl''
cans had blamed the democratic ad
minis,raiior Ter lack ~ preparations
fur VHt. We never had aav prepared.
nc~s f,r war until republican admin
is'rItior ' he sid.
II - hyporritical ana false state
u~nt the republicans Hrc making
H. rrti,,d Mr. wilson as - grrs'
democrat "a man 81 vision. a man Il
,.,1u cbttari'r.' ard declared ~ o.
a I'D thing that during the preside ~ :
ilir'.s 'l.t" rover has been one GET
cruus word "ur generous scni.mcri
irulu tr, ,nvinr'
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Nations of Europe
Lay Balance Sheets
Before Conference

40 NFEo laNd tttnhs
iu;u uSSI.l.S Sept si.--Thr nation,
Uf EuTop' lad their balance Sh~'tS u"
furt' thu financial cunfcrcnv'' AZ tn
Iu"rnlns and afternoon SESSIONS tulny
hign u"st uf living II was finally agreed
g. publish the remaining financial state
m-nts aud l., an discussion ui solutions
MuUday with the problem Ui rcorganiza'
tiun vf thu pItli" finance, tn" new
states -; Poland. C,'sh" Solyakia and
Jul.U,Slavia told how they had e. lrin
"a the elder nnt,vas 10 make W thea
u lirits.
r Slmil suggested that th" stronger
,n"uirais should take over ~" snarcs a..
ssih- h,lliR-rants in Joint loans. such as
that spain aud france had undertaken
iu Murruccu.
The rvnch aud German delegate,
had Ucr, ION 20 mvct to-day ivr - dis
e stlun.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
EASTERN MANDATE
OPPOSED BY cox
TILI.S COLORADO AUDIENCE PAR
IN'S PLATFORM - MN>>T
SICll MOVE.

~ NH|NfNNNA VIZ
GgI:I.l.Y. Culu. sept o.. Govern e
ClN IN "a rear pAlit"ru sp-yh hri" L.
ETA, slti b. was uIip' s'-l 4" t uanda'r
Ipf Arii.uiu a. seid th" p'mouHii.
10 tIIln tppu-,.l ~'irh q utudtic 3ni
L., sir,sl un h.' platform.
S'.rh pu'si!un drew thr following
,t,i.tttut 81 thu Armenian maudtie
frpu stN,Tnur C"N.
"Tnv p,musT,iiv v"nv' Niiuu N'i'
gr.inst huissinr mandate un "
mania am I stand 'n thu ) 20 Francis ~
- 'furm."
Ast.l slnut q s,ldi,r' l"nuS ia"
ru,rruUr replied;
Il think I stand Ten something let
to- I'm iur ld,piing III" smith flri' n'
a. reclamation hiI fur r~'laiming NH
u,rp~ Il acres and then ] ttN'r giNln-
.v,rv on. 1t vou s'rvi''' m"n ihrnl
,ud a hnnie Ut his own
In r.iAv 90 another question rvga"'.
ir~ nruhiidti"n. th" governor t'ii"rai"''
lis st.irin.ni TOT law cniorc"incni 81
ding that h. nuticei t"dav That S"nai".
uarline's secretary admitted that IN"
D.pulliran sandldai. owned brewery
d,@k.
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LEGION CONVENTION
WILL OPEN MONDAY
TuOISi>ps or FORMER SERVICE
MIN GtTlitk vt CLEVELAND
IOR MEETING.
D, A..n,ialrd rr...

CLENEiAND Sept ss.--Many thous
and strong an army 81 American iigh'
inr m,n poured into Cleveland today
and tonight. the advanc" guard oi dele
gates. members AMI visitors from every
STATE 10 the Union. 90 attend the SEQ
ond annual ctuVrnt.un ui ih" American
Legion. which opens here Mundnr
morning and continues three dnvs
Twcniyfivc tu thiry thousand l'gi"'i
aries are expected 90 march In thu mon
st-r parade IN Monday.