davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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n6U: choice vcaia steady. i7yTi7Jn:
grassy calves steady. 6.I9UiiE. r;ochers
&C hish.r. Westerns mostly of plain Gual-
S.toGi 10. -. -
Iiors: receipts. 1860 mostly 10 10 ,sc
higher than yestcTday's average. closing
strong; hop. II. -. ono TOAD; practical ton.
;o.,g: bulk. Hight and butchers. l5IHi5.7J:
buIk. packIng sOws. - s. Tilils. pigs % 10
90 higher: bulk. desirable kinds. l3T5alt5.
sheep. receipts. 2.1p. best lambs. nrm:
top best natives. 1850: bulk: Ii.O0 /, %:
"a; "a, shh.cn sleady TO strong top western
lsel.fS lntS - 49,
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IiEhtbourne Here To-day.

a. Victor Lightbournc and the blind
Musician. sam Davis. will arrange a
number of Monday services while
here In tho Industrial ccntcrs. Off :
ciais OF the First Christian Church.
under whose auspices they come AN l..
nounced yesterday. The meetings
which arc under tho auspices OF the
First. Christian Church. will be held
at tho William Fox School. Thn
evangclistic party will arrive this
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Hoard Of Agriculture Meet, rod,~

There VIII be a meeting of the State
Gommissioner of Agriculture George
w. koincr today. The meeting will
be tho regular fall one OF tho board.
members of the board are in Rich
inond attending the fair. The con
iirmation Of the appointment OF J. II
Meek as director Of the Division OF
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Fear Spread Of Dtnbtbsr,,.

Teachera in the city schools are
urged to guard against tho spread OF
diphtheria by being IN the lookout
Tor children suspected OF being In
iected and to make prompt repor, OF
ali such cases in order that they may
receive Immediate medical attention.
according TO liter written by DR..
{. c. Hudson. of the City Bureau OF
Health. addressed to DR.. Emmett, Of
the city schools.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
COFFEE.

NEW YORK. Oct. GSStiil lower price
levels wer. reached in tho market Tor
cene- futures here today on the evidences
iaEs and further llIuida;lon Of Wall stree;
long accounts. Tho opening was 10 II
points lower and there some scattered
trade selling, which local broker. con
ncctcd "!th the essier showing OF the BRA
z!Dhn cablch. Dcce mber sold of TO { 50
and May to So2 with active months gen
crafty showing net losses OF &c to 70 points
The cloAe was a shade up from m. lowest
on covering: ou, from 10 TO, IL points net
nary. T5i: March 7.ss. May. IOS: July.
seT: September. SO
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BANKERS FAVORABLE TO
RAILROAD CONSOLIDATION
Committee Submits Report Showing
Logic Points Toward Limited
Number OF Systems.
tBy Associated Prcss.l

BOSTON. Oct. 1.-THE committee on
railroad securities OF the Investment
bankers Association of America in
session of the bankers annual conven-
ton today, said that the logic Of the
railroad situation pointed unmistak-
ably toward consolidation.
While in the judgment OF the com
mittee." the report sRid, "thc law has
wisely made such consultations per-
missive rather than compulsory, sound
business Judgment Will perceive the
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NATIONAL BANK STOCK is
INCREASED BY MILLIONS
COMPTROLLER OF Currency REPORTS Cen
erni Stronger Condition I'm Ffnnn-
t.tnl Institutions.

ny Associated prcss.l
WASHINGTON. Oct 6.-CaDital
stock in 1870 national banks was in
creased by S23.635.O0O during July.
August and September compared with
an increase OF SlI.t5o.O0 by loo banks
during the same period last year. aC-
cord ing to a statement issued tonight
by the Comptroller of the Currency.
During the three months OF this
year the comptroller granted seventy
charters for banks with an aggregate
capital Of SG0l0.000 against seventy
three charters with Il capital of 81
SSo.OO0 granted during the same
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EIrG A u

NEW YORK. Oct. 9Th. local make.
for raw sugar was nrmcr early today and
prices were Hc higher to the basis OF 7Sc
Tor Cuoah. cost and freight. equal to s. IS
ior centr!!urai. There wcr. sales of 500
bags Of cubas for prompt shipment at IS G
market turned easier and prices made
new low rccori. for the wear. There
rehney at $50 cents. duty paid i. cent
below ihe previous low. Full duty Suga:
MAS offered At &c at the close without
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NANAI. GT0REC

SAVANNAH; Ca. Oct. s,--sn!rits turpen-
the. Hrm. LII: sales. rs: receipts. 325 /:
shipments. ils: stock. Iesii. Rosin. nrrn:
r:celpts. l.ess: shiumcnts. i.3I; stock. "a.
81. Quote: ID. u. l.. +. O. II. I. X. ~
~. VIC. WV. II 32t7
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.


NEW YORK. oct, s-Report, current In
WOODEN goods markets today We're to the
eject that advance orders placed at new
prices announced month ago hardly
~ Der cent OF the capacity OF plants. and
work Will not lee Resumed In several mills
In any large way until orders are in
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Out. 6.-VIolent upturns in
price Of wheat today accompanied dis
CLOSED strong. So to 1ohc net higher.
December 1881 to L9e4 and March
10 1874. Corn gained 2E 10 3isc
oats ~ TO 1Sc; in provisions the out
e varied from 70 decline 10 l5c advance.
hiding futures ranged as foIIows.
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PETERSBURG PANT M.RK.r

ttccOEtEu bS Rodgers. pIunilner 4. Co. Inc
PctcrSbutE. Va. Oct. C. 1870
SPANISH. FARMERS STOCE-Mars.,
weak: no sales reported
FARAIERS SToCK-Mark.,
weak: sales reported
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afternoon and make their hoadquar-
tcr$ at Hotel RiChmond. They will
hold their opening service tonight at
o'clock
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|GiCAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
|GCAGO. Oct. G.-rCattie: receipts, 1000:
|nm to choice steer. strong Is TO S1c.
|;r: top. All weights. 1875: bulk. COOL
|choicc. Nls..c H'lS.So: bulk. grassy Kinds.
By ..7sG 1850 Gamers. ;..iIJ.2i: chi.
lST5.0: bologna bulls stronger. 500
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movements:

TT movements:
" York-M iddling. c5..5: stock. asf1
NOR ports-Stock. 1874.
;al da a:ys..lRSeeeipts. co.153: exports. g.
tai Tor week-Receipts. 12s.css: exports
tai for scason-Receipts. 757.sss: exports.
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sW YORK. Oct. 6.--Hcars In cotton
, less aggressive today and tho market
considerably iirmcr. The MARIA
ned ~ - point lower. but the Offer
Yerc soon absorbed and the marie,
ed frnc- on reports that the demand
October shipment was making a STIFF
$ IN the southern spot markets There
GENE southern selling a; the start
later the pressure from that source
much less active. This. with cover
OF short. and suppor; from Wan Street
Ators led to sharp rallies. with active
Tbs selling about ~ to IS points NOE
Ter during the middle OF the morning,
e volume OF business tapcred on 10.
i midday. and prices showed reactions
ono u 70 :? roints early in the noon
under realizing. Demand throughout
small IN volume. Prices held well 10
close. Last quotations showed ne,
OF here was quiet at an advance Of 100
is al .5.:Sc for middiing: there were
alcs SPOT at New Orleans was STEADY
middiinG unchanged ut eZ.25c for mid
c: there were no sales. SPOT at New
ans was steady with middline I'M
lgcd ut ::.2Sc: the sales were $500 bales.
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DATED CITY TICKET OFFICES
$40 g. Main Street Phone Randolph <1l
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NTHINE

Gives the rcsults-and satisfaction
Absolutely stops all scalp troubles.
prevents dandruff. promotes growth
and restores gray and faded hair to
It's own natural color. Not dye
Marvellous In its effects. a, all drug
ClSts.-Adv.
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES

daily. unless otherwise shownl published
only as information and not guaranteed.
Daily except Sunday. Sunday only.
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10 ...................
Kingdom OF q. ID. and az
COTTON MARK IsTs

s,t,i = '''''''. CONGRATULATIONS.
I;ln!i Ca- Chemical 81 ........
lDasa Isl
son and Co. CIV. 6s
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-10
REVOL 7 A CA | N 6 7
JAPA n { ST R Ill T:
sN { { PS K Q RE A
300 JAPANESE KILLED ~
RECENT BATTLE, REPORTS
STATE.

WASHINGTON, Ecb. D.--tn ac-
tive rebellion in Korea against
Japanese rule. fostcrcd by Russian
Boisheyiki and characterized as "thc
beginning of tremendous affair"
IL In progress, according Ia official
dispatches today. A recent clash he.
tween two thousand Koreans armed
mainly b, iIolshcyiki. aud a Japan.
esc army post Ia northern Korea.
the message said. had resulted In
defeat of th Japanese. 400 of whom
were killed and the remainder rout.
cd. "Details were not reported.
The Koreans moved into the ter
liiory from kirin. Manchuria. Other
CLASHES With small Japanese garri-
sons have occurred. the pJnpanc~r
having been outnnmbcrcd and over.
whrinIcd in nearly every case.
News of the fighting did not come
~ surprise ~ dispatches line In.
dicatc,I for some time that the rcvo.
iutionarl spirit was spreading IN
Korea, stimulated h, acti,iiir> of ti,.
ibolShr,iki. There are Ia addition
many Chinese brigands In the Man.
rhurian and siberian border rc-
gions, with whom holShcviki in ~.
IBERIA have shown signs of combs.
Ing for the invasion of korra.
Available reports. however. do not
Disclose the scope of the movement.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-10
100000 Rail,vay Workers
WiN Striks February IL

DETROIT Feb Sordcrs
Brotherhood OF
suspend work February
That decision announced by Allen Baker
the the
hood. strike
Saturday summer
The orders have out he declared
three cancel
The strike addition
TO uniform rate from would affect
employees;
cindr pit and oilers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-10
PACKING COMPANY
LEATHER INTEREST
TO Be SEPARATED
SEGREGATION N IN CONFORM.
Iri WITH AGREEMENT WITH
GOVERNMENT

~ Assfsts'slf hF,~t
CHICAGO. Feb. Armour and
company. meat packers. tonight an
nonnced plans for segregation OF ils
leather interests from It's general
hacking business as part OF the sepa
ration OF the concerns affairs as
agreed with the attorney general.
The Armour leather company. In
49, o'e'ed n re',ware last week
will have s2b,oo0.0Oo of seven per
cent cumulative preferred stots
$40 ,o0e 600 10 be lsgued now, sib..
coo aoo errmnrs ---frFrs vNgNS <S4 =
end 10000 sheres OF fsurdsrs' ssock
VIA. no mr. va'ne the latter classes
20 be ssned In full now.
Tho founders stock. hn-lnr ter
votes each share. will be held nv
Armour and company 10 bind the
new company 10 the present concern
y viii he taken Nv Armour and com
u'nv n, 81 n share. but will not draw
dividends equal $4,000. 600, and its
income is also restricted In succeed.
ing years.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-10
Nineteen Baseball
Rules Are Amended
AT Annual Meeting
~ Assor,t,ed rrer.

~ Assor,t,cd rrerA
CHICAGO. Fen. Numerous
rules In the baseball code were
'hreshed out today nj the annual
meeting OF the rules committee Of
he National and American leagues.
Chief among the rules were those
relating 90 the home run. the intens
iional pass, the balk. the dead
san" aud legislation regarding
freak deliveries of pitchers In AL
nineteen rules were amended and
one added. l
The addition deals with the In
territorial pass. which declares Il ille-
gai Tor the catcher 10 step from his
hn, TO aid the pitcher In pitching
wide.
The rule governing the home run
SAYS that when a player knocks the
ball into the stands or the crowds
on fair ground. he shall be given
credit for a bone run u he COM
rie'as 'he cir"nit and all runners
score ahead Of him.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-10
WAGE Increase VIII BE- Denied 100000
Ra;l,yay Workers is Belief of Union Head
ny Associated Press.

ny Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. Feb Belief
that Director General Hines will re-
fuse To- grant wage increases de-
mandod 10y more than 2.ooo 900 rail
road workers continued 10 grow to-
day. As union officials prepared for
what railroad administration Off
cials declared likely would be- tho
last conference tomorrow, indica-
lions were strong that har" conccs-
sio nof adjustment of alleged in-
cqualitios In pay would be- the only
changes permitted In the prcscn,
wage agreemnts. Representatives
have prepared for u rc-siaiemeni for
submission tomorrow to Mr.. Hines.
All declined 10 discuss It's contents.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-10

weeks and the views given the rail-
road administration from the mOst
government quarter we're that. IN
iairuos to the owners. general
wage increase should not he saddlct
on them
The further argument was said -
have been advanced that any wage
Increases would bring higher freight
and passenger rates and interstate
commerce commission have declare
tho gsaeral public would enter
strenuous protests These officisis
have held n rates can be- held AZ their
nrcsent level Il viii be- a check 81
living costs OF not an aid 10 reduciu-
them.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-10
SANB0RN WILL. IS
FILED FOR PROBATE:
LARGE NrMBER az FRIENDS
ARE REMEMBERED ~ TIVE
DIVISION az PROPERTY

In the will Of Mrs. Ellen NJ san
born. which was filed for probate In
the county clerks office yesterday.
cash requests were made To abous
Three dozen persons and about the
same number Of bcqucsls were made
of personal property and household
goods. ". y. Rule IN appointed in
the will ms permanent executor. and
IN case of his death or inability 10
serve II IL requested that u. r.
Ware be- appointed executor. {, T..
Gnstavus and Thos. =. Turner were
witnesses In the will. which was
dated December .. 1918.
shannon BoltOn viii be- given tho
home property. sos buchanan stree;
In fee simple following the death OF
Mrs. Sanborn's sister. Mrs. Emma J.
Tydeman.
Mr., Rule will BE- required 10 give
q bond Of $4,000. but will not be
required To make any report to the
probate court. However. he viii
he required 10 make an annual state
nent and file same with the county
clerks office.
Mrs. Emma 7. Tydeman. Mrs. san
horns sister. was given s300 month
ly during her life. and fund
Of $1,000 In case of Illness and
$4,000 M well rs the property ut
50h Buchenan street during the re-
maindcr W her life.
4 The following are 10 be given be-
16hests from the proceeds of ven
dor's lien notes:
G. G. Sanborn. $4,000; Mrs. G. G.
Sanborn. $4,000: Lee Sanhorn.
!. $1,000. Corlnnc patcheli. $1,000:
L. aa.Ha.s.s-. .-a-a-s--- -----s
(Contluucd ON Page SKI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-10

hut II was understood to b. a counter
proposition 10 the views OF ~. Hines
as laid before the conference. The
confcreos held only q bri.t -,ssion
today because preparation of The
anion argument claims had not been
completed.
Director enoral Hines was report
ed tonight to have received rrCum-
meudations from other gNycfnmen.
officials that The wage demands b.
refused Ills announced attitude
that No increases could be- granted.
was said io have been. hcdl hy some
officials to be- proper. even though
living conditions have nos come
down. The railroads will re hacg 90
their owners within less than three
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-10
DEMOCRATS IGNORE ADVICE
OF WILSON and VOTE DOWN
PROPOSED PLAN, 106 TO II
ny THE ASSOCIATED pprss.

MshN6IoN Feb O-icicctng president Wilson's advice house
tonight uniyer mi-
, raining !" vote Of 10" 7 president 10 demo-
that withheld
fanl might he lett na con,c -
the douhc
al time"
,bec
"n CLOSED doors aud immediately, the straight out
question universal training advocates to ~ =
III Is the o this
should
IuIory military ~ ran " "''N''"' N""'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-10
ONE KILLED, g
INJURED IN FIRE
LODCERS ~ SAY FRANCISCO
HOTEL TRAPPED BY
FLAMES

~ ssass siaffi rrsss
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. Mrs.
Mary T.. Donoho. was burned 10
death and % others received burma
and other injuries in a fire which
DESTROYED the berkshire apartments
a five story building early today.
The origin u the fire 5 unkniwn.
rho iiss was estimated ~ siO0.-
rna Ildgcrs trapped by 'hs firo
rnrhc1 20 windows where they were
~esruad hv f'remen or police mer.
IN. ils' % ss injured inelu.sd nine
firekien.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-10
SOCIALISTS GAIN N
SpANISII IIEtTIpNS

MADRID Feb 3 Sundays cicc-
tiOnr passed without trouble. ace
cordiur tn The minister of the in
terror They were marked by sue
cess OF the socialist aud conservative
ideas over those of the republicans
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-10
FIFTEEN INJURED
WHEN TROOPS FIRE
UPON ENRAGED MOB
OUTBREAK OCCuRs WHEN crit
ZENs ATTEMPT TO STORM
COURT HOUSE
CITY UNDER MARTIAL LAW
Recurrence of Violence Il Feared
thjO soldiers pairulling STREETS
With 5,0 O.hrr, IN Ronic
tO Sctaic

Nv Associated pt,N-
LEXINGTON, Feb. D.--MarIial
law prevails In Lexington tonight.
SiN hundrcd federal aud state troops
are pairoiiing the streets To prevent
further rioting which i0'iny resulted
In four deaths with fifteen person,
wounded. WIEN u mob bent ulior
lynching Milli.m Iock,,i, u Negro.
who confessed To the murder last
week of ten year old Geneva Hard.
man. was fired upon with rifles and
machine guns h, state militia men
as the mob was siorming the conri
house IL get the nygro during hh
trial.
City Quiet
The city was quiet early tonight,
hut authorities fear "a recurrence oi
violence. Five hundpd ahliiiona,
United States troops are cnroul,
from Camp Taylor.
Lexington and all Of Eaycli Conn
~ was placed under martial law NJ
three o'clock b, Brig."enrrh o. &.
Marshall upon his arrival from CamD
Taylor with 3tb trors at the first IL,
vision, which helped rrpuIsc the
Germans 40 Chateau Thirrry.
Confessed Crime
The attempt a, lynching was made
Just after lockett had confessed To-
the murder and rs the jury found
him guilty of first degree murder
lie was sentenced To die In the clcc
trio chair. March |.
The shooting temporarily dis
persed the mob and gave authorities
time TO rush l.ockctt to secret
place OF safety. The mob reformed.
however, and looted pawn shops and
hardware stores for fire arms.
Fearing an attack upon the hand /
iul OF national guardsmon on duty, !
authorities appealed to Governor
Morrow for aid As q result 500
troops, members OF the 9Gth and
2Sth infantry. arrived on special !
train from Camp Taylor
Crowds Dispersed
The federal troops Immediately ,
began patrolling the streets to keep
crowds from congrogating
l.ockett, arrested last Tuesday I
night and held in the state ponitcn- /
tiary at Frankfort FOR saiekccping. |
was indicted late last week and was |
brought here on a srecinl train only |
Continued on Page SKI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-10

Senate Passes Bill
Abolishing Federal
Housing Corporation

By Assoriated pvr~-
WASHINGTON. Feb. "a bill
by senator Fernall. republican or
Maine. abolishing the housing cor
poration and transferring liz affairs
to the treasury department on June
30, next was passed by the senate
today. II now goes 10 the house.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-10
Texas Cattle Men
Offer TO Pasture
California Stock

~ Ass'ciai,i iress
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. a.--An
offer TO pasture forty thousand
head of California's cattle IN Texas
10 escape losses from drouth threat
enng in some sections of this state.
has been made by the Cattle Raisers
Association Of Texas. Dr, J. Stollery.
secretary nf the association an
nouuc"d today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-10
Leonard Outfights
Johnny Dundee
in 8 Round Bout

JERSEY CITY. Feb. a.--Benny
ieonsrd. worlds champion light
weight outfought Johnny Dundee OF
New York. In every round of an
''ght round hout tonight. Dundes
Hut mp n stiff battle but the cham
pion ouipunched him.
Leonard weighed l36 3-t pounds
and Dundee i3i 1-s.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-10
Louisiana Governor
VIII Call Special
Session Legislature

10 Afsorin'ed l'rsss
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 9.-Goy-
ornor Pleasant announced today he
would call special session OF the
Louisiana legislature "at once" q"
consider means " authorizing a So
oo0 600 loan to the board Of port
commissioners go extend and inn
prove the port faoil'tio. here. \ part
ol the loan would be- used to mak"
ail wharVes rat proof
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-10

That every effort be made To con-
iinuo and extend the pooling of lake
and tidcwatcr tolls: the railroads
maintaining the necessary organiza-
uons az al times To handle traffic
50 pooled
That the railroads continue the
work OF establishing uniformity In
rules governing car supply for inn
portant commodities handled.
Tha, the campaign for the NOR.
effective utilization of equipment by
heavier loading be continued.
That the coordination of terminals
be made u continuing policy for the
railroads.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-10

Though not binding ON the demo.
cratic membership Of the house. the
caucns' decision was interpreted nv
Repreaontatiye Caldwell Of New
York. who led the fight against the
caucus action. as precludlng the
possibility OF universal training be.
INK Incorporated In the army rcor-
ganiaation bill. soon 10 be brought
before congress. In statement after
tho conference. he said:
Action Probably Final
Unless there Ia considerable
change IN sentiment On the demo-
cratic side 0f the house. II is quite
apparent there are not enough re-
publicans who favor universal train.
INK To include II In the reorganlzn-
titon blll."
Nevertheless Il ls anticipated that
both houses will have vote ON the
universal trimming proposal. for II "
Included In the senate bill and
Chairman Kahn OF the house military
committee. which is framing tho
house bill, reiterated tonight his
intention Of pressing adoption OF the
ullu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-10
NUMBER REFORMS
FOR RAJ | R D 4 D {
ARE RECOMMENDED
fANOHS FEDERAL BENEFICIAL
POLICIES Af'rEl, LINES ARE
TURNED RACK.
OPERATIONS REV| { " { D
Director of Division of Operation.
Annual Report Ia Hines
Suggests "Many Effcc-
tive Reforms"


WASHINGTON. Feb. 9.--Revicw-
ing the deficiencies and economies
accomplished In various phases or
railroad operation by the railroad
administration" W. T. Tyler. direc.
tor OF the division of operations.
recommended In his annual report
today to director General Hines that
many effective reforms" be- contln-
used after the roads are returned Ia
iriNale control. March first. Ills
recommendations included:
That arrangements be- made to
set NJ. at least In skleletonizeu
form tho organization necessary Ia
control the movement of traffic 10
aud Via ports Whenever traffic con-
ditions warrant by the placing of
omharsoes and the issuance of per-
mits
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-10

a. Per tent Increase

IN" Wafe demands average forty
per cent Mr.. Baker said. adding.
There aro more than 100000 oi
our members who receive less than
81 day. Nor" than 100 600 mo
chsulcs. consisting at carpenters.
masons and painters. are receiving
an average of i5 cents an hour.
which is about one half the wage
received by the same class of labor
IN N. building trades"