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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-29
so Dozen Mems
Cambria Handkerchief
I21zc Each; $3.50 Dozen

A splendid quality soft cam
brio handkerchief. suitable for
men and boys use at all times
and very desirable for camp, out
ing and vacation generally.
Handkerchief Section. Opposite Glove
Section, First floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-29
Printed Cotton Voiles
at Half Price

About $50 remnant lengths,
ranging from l to yards; dozens
of different designs and colors.
soc yard; were 81.
61I.c yard; were S1.25.
75c yard; were S1.50.
S7I.c yard; were Sis.
ST yard; were 81.
Cotton Dress Goods Section, Second
floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-29
REVOLT AGAINST JAPAN.
Formosa Islanders Start Nativ,
JCprisino

TOXIC, July % (by the Associated
Press).-A native revolt has broken
out on the Japanese island of For
mosa. Advices from that island to-
day stated a strong force of aborig-
ines had risen against the Japanese in
the Shin Chi Ku district. The Japan
csc il was stated. were preparing
measures TO put down the revolt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-29
Misses Summer Suits

I Linen Suits, sizes IA. Is and
IS; white, rose and Copenhagen.
$3.50 each; were S25
Linen Suits. sizes ls and IS;
white and natural. SIS each;
were S35.
Misses Section. Fourth floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-29
Women's Silk Gloves
Special Price. 75c Pair

10 dozen Women's 2-clasp
White and Black Silk Gloves,
sizes 5 Il, 6. 61a. 712, s.
Glove Section. First floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-29
Friday Special in
Ceorgette Crepes,
$3.50 Yard

About 900 yards OF Georg-
cite Crepcs-full length
pieces. some of them sub
jet to very slight imper-
fectionS. others entirely per-
feet. In the following
shades:
Black, African brown, coral,
bisque. tea rose. white, navy,
scarab, copen, orchid. peacock,
pink. Miami. maize, Adriatic
and league gold.
Georgette Section. Second neor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-29
Splendid Summer Shoe
Specials for Men

There styles most any wear-and the values
such that every man will appreciate them
Is pair Dark Tan Neoln- a pair Gun Metal Calfskin
sole Oxfords, made Neonole OxfordS,
model splendid erviceable Sizes
and will excellent IT, 8, 9, 10. and
Sizes 81 and 10 A; H. 81, 9, 10 lOH and il B
10 B; g. o. TO- 1917 61 So, oI2. TO- 1917 and
II c; oH TO- 01a and II D. II c. 6 6I1, 8, and II D.
Reduced $5.75 Pair
% pair Sport Tennis Shoes trimmed
popular with boys and fellows for all
II. S1.95 pair; $3.50.
SectMm FRS floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-29
Jersey Suits

Wool Jersey Sport Suits. plain
and mixtures in green, copen, tan
and brown: tailored and sport
models. $2375 each; were $35.
Jersey Suit Section. Third door.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-29
Friday Offering in
Mems Summer Weorables

Just such apparel as need now for vacation and
daily l1se=ald the nrices 2 decided saYng
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-29
Chidren's Silk Isle
Socks

IS dozen Children's Silk
Isle Socks in plain white
and fancy colored tops;
broken sizes.
3715c Pair; Were Soc
Chill iren's Hosiery. Fourth floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-29
Boys Wear Values. That
Are Most Unusual

Six items that are very ur usual in their savings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-29
mnoamara & Gntftrop
Open aSAM New York WASHINGTON Paris
Friday, Remnant Day as Usual
They Point the Way to Real, Genuine Economies
Look for the Green Signs Throughout the Store
CLOSED
SATURDAY

S
andI
zemap he most opuar bedip DO vey
IS O. D.
eodrs not
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-29
I :. SOLDIERS ORDERED TO PRE-
p,RE tOR ACTION IN Cash:
~ FIGHTING.

Nv AsaoCiaisd Press.
III iS0. April gs.--.imerican troops
IN ~ Paso tonight were ordered Go be-
prepared Tea action In the event 70
threatened uprising in Juarex endang.
,rs this city. Military police In thu
III, have been issued rifles and ammu.
milton. aud the city pciice have made
arrangements a. patrol dead line in
the lower pari oi the city beyond whlsi,
civilians viii moi be permitted 90 30
10 the direction 81 the Rio Grande.
6eneral Francisco Gonzales, coninian.
der III the Juares garrison when the
city was attacked by villa In 1919. and
until recently provisional governor az
TamauIipas. arrived in N Paso this
afternoon. iie came with authority
irom tarransa ~ take Charge ~ loyal
f,ms d. JuareS 10 event there " an
uprising. Three hundred eavalrymen
tiumada garrison declared 90 be loyal
forces. marched into Juares late this
afternoon after u forced hike from their
nosi 10 miles south ~ the border.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-29
NAVAL BILL CALLS
FOR BIC INCREASE
OVER HOUSE SUM
Nv Associated Press

WASHINGTON. April - Tho naval
oppropriai!on nm carrying approx
mat,ly siss ooo Ooo for the 1921 naval
expenditures PASSED thu senate lat" To-
day without record vote aud was sent
Ia conference tor adjustment 81 s'o'
600. Ooo senate Increase over III" house
lill total.
Maintanicncr ~ thu present naval
fore, Of about o.; "oo men and '',"'n
marines is provided IN the hill which
,,nrsed IN. senate IN less than Nv" DAYS
after Il was tlk-u up u also apr"
priat.d Sos .OOo o0o to complete the l'''
building program IL 10 vessels. du' &"
i,c finished In thrrr wears at additional
eos, Of 1851 57s. 0oo hut discs not pro
vide Tor any extension of that program
pro,iri,r of retention IN a'i'' 80
vice II 20 oan naval rcsrrN lists hhd l'-''
,.s,ryr Officers va adopted hv the
r,nat- H. maintain The present tr''
I.ccausc nf disappointing "nlis'm'ris
and ,lcsrrtinas "a, batter slid 2" nave
len around Gao within thu last N''r
the Temporary forces the senate was
,old are us,n' ..ti,t tor ,ffoirn' "' -
ptiun ~, the ships
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-29
REVOLT THREATENS JUAREZ
AS SONORA TROOPS gain
in ALL PARTS OF STATE
T,MritO REPORTED N RIOT MI.
~; StI.iNA CRiI. IMPORT
Ant PORr. FALLS.

~ Asse iaisl ffsss.
~. PtSO. tpril sS--t.eneral Angel
flores. advised uoVsrnor \dolio de- IL
iiurita of ~onora that 1ampiro II he
ins surrounded by forces III Gomri and
prlaeI and Maiamoro> u in u prrra.
riou' condition.
TROOPS REVOLT
~ iRLI. April ,s.-Troops NJ Saiina.
Cruz commanded bV t'enrral tleio Gon.
,alrI. have rr,olied aud taken posses.
sion oi che mort onr 81 the mosi impor
tant on the isfhmus. according 10 re-
port received here Tonight.
FINDS BRO, IIir TO ~ rASO.
"a. PtSO. April ss.-tunds 81 the
customs onicr In Juare, we're brought
10 an ~ Paso hank late this afternoon.
Carranya officials in ~ PaSo and
Juares tonight we've prepared 10 NOV"
against u threatened attempt 10 swing
the Juare, garrison into line With the
Chihuahua revolution which was launch
ed In the state capitsi Yesterday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-29
d'Annunzio Battery
Fires Upon Italian
Ship in Fiurne Port

- Associntsd Pres.
VT MI. April 2S.-Gaf~iel d'Annun.
zi"s battery opened fire Yesterday even
ms on AN Italian torpedo boat destroy.
&C. IN the vicinity Of Fiume. The shells
ct which twenty were fired. fell one
Thousand varls Ia frunt 81 the course OF
IN" vessel There were no casualties
The DESTROYER did not turn from her
'"lIs" and mad" her landing safely.
u Nnnun1i".s action was In rcprlsai
l"l IN" complete blockade 81 his strong.
h"ld ordered hy General Cavgila.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-29
\MES GIyE> POWER
TO ut>Ut.E >Irt trlO\

Nv sssnFtatfd lFeNA
WASH NOTION. April . assistant
Attorney General Amcs was given 'uil
nnwrr' To handl. the New York Sink"
situation WREN n" lrft I" investigate
conditions there Attorney General Pal
met said tonight
i.umor, that similar action would 10"
taken IN several other cities wh"r" the
strike hid been particularly had bat
coaid not De- confirmed a, the d"p1r'
npni.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-29
RAPID PROGRESS BEING
MADE ~ REBEL FORCES
liy hs,o-ls,ed P"s.

WASHINGTON. April -McXican
ldviccs to-day received through the
American and rebel channels notes a
rapid progress OF the movement against
the Carranza government. probably IN
h. close vicinity nf Mexico city itself
Government officials here said they
saw nothing IN these rather scattering
incidents immediate critical In the stu.
alton faced hy federal authorities. The
hest available information, indicate that
The rival forces under arms were near
IS equal IN numbers ~ indication uf
the character ol the reported assertions
u the federal ranks federal officcts
said the force was Joined by the rchrl
standard m M"rclos making possible
the occupation ~ Cuatla. was from the
Supr.m"s pnnd"rs" M" famous organ.
patton of pirk-d troops used since the
deposition of pisg rs guard for the
national capital
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-29
WOOD AND JOHNSON
PRACTICALLY TIE
I.trL RETURNS GIVE GE>ERN
LEAD on Gle OVER
SENATOR.

NEWARK. y J.. April ~ --Hcyiscd
iiurns In all hut ~ districts IN New
I,iy,y iabulat-d ~ midnight gave Ma.
jon General Leonard Muni l majority
Iuf Gi2 Votes over senator liium W
johnson 81 California. IN thu prefer
entail presidential primary held N,strr
daN The vote was
Johnson 80 go
Wuod-il 4Os
Figures ~ hand Indicate Wool has
carried fourteen and johnson seven
counties TT" republican big four
viii consist ot United States senator
Walter u. Edge and Joseph : Fr-iiug
huysrn. pledged to the choice ~ IN.
voters a. expressed az thu primary. fn
h"r Governor Edward e S'u.rs luI
Former Acting Go,crnor William y
l'unN"n. both pledged to Wool
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-29
SAYS HIGH PAPER
DUE. To CORNER
>pOT PRICES wien HIGHER THAN
CONTRACT iIGi RES VII.
MSS TESTtIIES.

~ Associated rress
WASHINGTON. April e Absurd.
ly' high prices fur news print paper
brought on the spot market arr On"
a. q corner resulting naturally from
tho present Hhortagc G-u. McAncny.
,NccuiNc manager ~ the Nv York
Times testified jo'lay before the sen.
ate committee investigating the paper
situation
The market price Is TWICE OF three
times 1s much ~ that f"r paper bought
under contracts he said
BROKERS and small manufacturers
were blamed hy Mr McAneny ior hirh
prices. Ansu,iur f. n siion hy ser ..
,Ut Reed. democrat Of Missouri. rs tn
WHO wa prout.rrinL De- f,id IN, rlr
s.liins ~, Iaper Publisher u'r.
roston. Philadelphia. Pro, idcnre Pitts.
Lurgh and laltimur" are scheduled 20
app,lr 49, witnesses
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-29
WILL PROSECUTE
STRIKE LEADERS
CHARGING LEVER
Mi VIOLATIONS ASKED Vt
>EN iORk
W Ass. lated l'ress,

NEW YORK. April = indictments
charging violation ui The Lever act Nil,
boz sought hy IN" government against
leaders of tho railroad strike IN IN"
Nrw YORK district according to announ.
cement tonight lay 6 o. Amcs assist
ant rnitcd states attorney general. ~
m, clusr ol a.. investigation h. has
been conducting here.
Federal grand ~ les IN Nyw York and
Newark viii be- asked 10 proved ag1ins,
the Strik. lead, ~. MI Amcs said
.iusr l.. Rodin" assistant nii"d
states Attorney for New Jersey said
the New Jrrse, federal grand iuv Is
In session and ready to take imn ID
ate action.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-29
Sim I.in Riots Reported.

~ NfsHfin'Ni fffNt
LoNpuN. April p Sim Fcin dem.
constructions atwormwood Scrubbs pris-
on tauiry la o. rioious conflicts with
on anti sim Feln crowd Several pcr.
sons wen. slightly injured and two
Irish uftsts wrrr roughly handled.
There ~ sno gnnSe % IN edemon-
STRATUM fuan within the prison. Five
inorc hurr.r strikers were sent to the
hus. Il ! day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-29
mana DEiEG MES
10 SUPPORT JOHNSON

'A't'E dNl.ENr. Ida. April % -
senator Hoah nvoring United States
senator Johnson tor the republican pres
t'' u. BOD domination win head the Four
a. or. SITES at 'trrr f.um Idaho 10 the n.
tHf.t I,rfiiu'. was voted a. 'hS
republican N1t" convention here TO-DAY.
pf th' ,tl"r ihtr ane - non im.''i-
.'.' two at, fol " 'od.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-29
I,aLrrs Meet ~ .al,csion

~ Assafis'ff fFs~s
GALVESTON Apui - T''ts bah
err. in attendance ~ their ,nth annual
snnN, niiun h.rr tndaN numin tel "iii
GERS and members of thu state cNcri'
tive COMMITTEES, The offirrrs nominated
a'rp.
President Cherries " kuhlWun. llurs
I'm. Ni,r.pr,sid,ut \ o. Laws 81
par.. secretary Y W pflughpaht san
Nntun.n Thrv viii Doc voted on i"m"t
row after with the cou,, si'n VIII
adjourn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-29
Other Plans Included.
Average Period 100 Da,s.

Tho average period of service for
World veterans was 900 days. they said
explaining that under IN. Insurance
plan the avcrag" veteran could rc ,civc
paid.up Insurance policy 81 N.Sb7
payable to him IN cash ut the end Il
twenty years. 90 immediate 10 his heirs
~ event 1T death
The loan value 81 the insurance
denoted In the legislation as adjusted
service certificates. would not accrue
until the end ~ IA" third year the plan
had been IN force and III that time an
~ service men wit ha record of 400
DAYS srr,icc would be- entitled to q
loan IL Nl5f
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-29

This would ho the cash value ~ his
certificate" ~ that tim" ~ NV" Ter
cent Interest compounded annually.
This p'ar II adopted universally nv
'hr wrild WA veterans. would sust the
ruy'rnW'rt Tor more innn the c,sn hon.
uS 90 ~ 20 q dty, committ"vm'n slid
ESTIMATING that $3.50 600 cN.ssr,icr per.
to1s vii. be- affected by IN" hill. com.
ruti""m"n declared that the Ultimate
est ~ The insurance plan. u adopted hy
ali would hc approximately sin billion
dollars The cash bonus vas sstmai.
3d. would cosi 81 So7 noe 600 if 1rrcp,
81 hy al
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-29
Bailey To File Libel
Suits Against Three
Newspapers of State

bi AssoriR'sd frfss.
WiiTEEpi,O. TcN., April 2N-Form'
,r 'uitcd States senator Joseph W.
HALEY speaking m interest 81 his can
dida,y Tor the democratic guh'Iuat"ti.
Hi nomination announced his intciaion
81 films suits tur alleged libel against
thrc" morning newspapers IN Texas.
The suits which he said would hr filed
next Monday viii Doe based on alleged
articles attacking his loyalty during th"
war Nj Bailey declared.
Alr Bailey announced that any mon.
,y recovered H. his proposed libel suits
would h. devoted to building Conicd'
tInic monuments.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-29
Offers Suh>,ituic

WASHINGTON Nrrl s, sHnsf.
tutr far the hau." resolution t,runa
ting ~" Var with C.msrg We lli
hrf"rs %" senate frt.ier relations 1...
miitcr t,sllv nv Senator kfYN rapul,.
hrln PENNSYLVANIA.
i.rfH'rrlttr opros fiun vra Ir...f,i
Tho d. sflutinn woud pfutid' .ia' ''~
.poaye with Austria.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-29
Four Million In Profits
Made in Reorganization
of Coca Cola Company


hy Nssccisied Press
ATLANTA. April sN-prunts total
INK 'iee" oao we're made hy two .,rdi
''i"r that handled tho rrorg1nr ttinu
."i the 'oca cola rump1rv. W e Wand
Tow Niocpresidrni of o., irus i,umrlr
IL Georgia testified uudrr cross cNsmi.
nation to'laV nt tho hearing here uf fH.
iniun'iior suit brought bv Atlanta AMI
Chattanooga h"itlIuE ,omruiss Ir
0Iur. which thrv contend aIr rrrp,f
wl Testimony ls hlrE taken l-f.r
n commissioner appointed %, tH. ar.r
tinr ,Uu.t here
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-29
Supreme Court Asked
to Reopen Steel Case

nd IT, Subsidiaries. the ii~>t ~ She
o.cillrd anthracite cnal eases a. he dc.
,idrd
thirl Iu>iicr White aud Associate
Iusiicr> liolmcs aud Wanda, ini-r d.
secuted irom the ma,orii, in the Read.
ING casr aud the chief Justice wrote
the dissenting opini"n. Joining associ.
stc Justice Clark In the majority opln.
ion we're Jusiices riine,. hay aud
Mrkrnna.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-29
Anthracite Miners
Will Reject Offer
Made By Operators

~ ss-~-iaied rrsss
NEW york. Nrii 2N r'"r'scn'f
,,v.s 81 tho anthracite mine workers
b,v. notified ~. oroHpiHrs that ih'r
counter Offer ~ q wage iurr'1sr arWoN.
i.,~tiur nftcrn urr cent b. rir'i'd and
.'-.lirc e. Accept their rrHrnsIl f"r NJ
,,r,,ian .ac.oriinr a. 1 statement is-
f.iod here tonight N tn ih"nmii'''
.ittnivsfi - usru'i" view wHH'
asr,'rrm,ut fHr 'hr hIr1 ,'.l WORKERS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-29
AMERICAN TROOPS PREPARE TO DEFEND FL PAS0
Submarine Fired Upon
Off Coast of Florida
According to Officer
~ Associated Press

WASHINGTON Arul - -Cotn'p
.,,. o. Is linhu'iuu uf the Art.i,Ii
q. plltrin, 50 t."t reported lo IN"
.ur., i.i,uin.'t That ti. hia. N'J Gel
Monday uight Dos submarine" chaser
Ut the ,oaU suard "tf Florida. his sub
marine Hs hr explained being susp"c.
ted as % huuur smuggl"r
Olr siN pouud shot ZANE unccm
fur,ahly rlusr' Commander l,obottom
...' w." talu the rhns'r ulfirrr said
.tl s.iu'rin" chnsc WAS ton "a It,
600 49,, q 80. .i.G uud lnat orders Ne''
.iI,,r Co. fr - any vessel dis"lar !.
boz. rii Signals Assistant S"tr'''nrv
,' &c.. rps YnN Noyl" who hos r''''
such orders nd been given
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-29
FORMER SERVICE MES
,RE DECIDED HOMES

Ny Associated fVfs
BERKELEY calf. Ami 9>-Whi
,s si,d D., %. origiHitnrs Co g. thr fisst
hand sttic.'ut IN N" United States o.
De- actually turned over 90 former sew
ir, men was rlrHrlrd ont hv th' state
land settlement ho,rd TODAY when thir
~ sven applicants Nhu served in M"
Ii', war wur urB title to 1s hrv
fuus BOO Mercedes couniN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-29
SEVEN ARR INJURED
~ MEMPHIS COLLISION
Nv Associated Pres

NV NssnTIaifd Tfeta
MEMPHIS. Apil . Seven pcrsons
were injured one seriously when fire
tiu, Rand polio, n1lrol 'ollid"d Will"
rcrpnndin 81 80 firm alarm from IN"
river front her, to-day.
Jack Hlnlou. ,r'intu was y'i"u-.
IA injured
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-29
Harding Has Large
Majority Over Wood
Ohio Returns Show

w VIZ NV W.
CptI' MEtS ohio. April ~ -Nith
sut fua precincts out ui . total oi SIS,
Boo th. state miv'in rrcturns at midnight
.ram Yesterdays presidential urinary
,Ia,iiuu iu ohio gave SENATOR Warren
e. Harding bod ~ l5.tss votes over
NIaHr Grurril Noui
lIuy " n,ush'tty llardinv's cam.
,i.r manager his been defeated IN
tb, ftt. OFT available returns hv WI
H.u = Eu,d Wud ,5ndidatc Tor dele.
rIt, 90 lHrg"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-29
Wilson ,pp~slrd To u, strikers.

~ Assnei.'fs' frrsa
ST IutfS. Nrr1 - resident W.
..r vls nu',"rI"1 Co. hN 'ut,n~ N'ri
n..u hsrr 1ttr i.ll. o. Hr"r t''f e
A.. 'I'.,r.uf f,l ihr unlfhUf'r-l e'tt. 70
,Hd rr9. thr hhor hoarl to rH'r's .'i'''
&C. cotton iY refusing To rcyi'w ~ ~
mons demands
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-29
vi L'GiN DTirG,TpS
tPiIOI.D JOHNSON

wv pNv Nirh ,"rl "g Tvn
= iss-.t.- f~ 'ha r.uiilir1n r.ittri1l
,.,,,a~tt.n i..'r''.t..l 90 vote fHr Srn
~. 'ii.a.' '.'t-r4n w0r' nl"rtol Nv
a.. seventh district crn' cnliun ,oinv.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-29

Wv AsaNriafed Ifess
ErpArES1. Niril s>.-Tn" COVE T.
n nj he prohibited rctailin- ~ % .-
h,.i, drinks and the d. MAY of rel lam
n,tt o,. thu cnrkgd-s 81 the so,.siist
..rt,fu. onaic
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-29

They alsn viewed M" break In the
sarrison IN chihuahua - reducing tho
non1c, Go the revolutionary forces In
Sonota from that source
iniii the rebels operating IN almos,
every part uf the country are co.ordi.
mated Mexico CITY b. In no serious dan
ger military men here believe. except
b vcoup d"int "r fryn o raid that
chance turned into q more important
movement
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-29
Test of New Rocket
Will Be Made in July
By Geographic Society
~ Associated r,.s..

~ Associated ifess.
WASHINGTON Npril = Test af
N" nrwrock't apnaraius designed Nv
rrof'yr,r Robert ~ G~ldafd tn reach
attitudes ftr ahu,r the oltth's air .uyc.
lop' and as u stgu, p"ssii iiiiy. r,in
10 10" muon. viii %, riidr lai, boz lui, 90
W'i"c ester Massachusetts, ih' national
geographic suriDiy announced iudat.
IN" rocket VIII De- prpp. llcd Do, ,hr ~
pluSiun ~ sliV,tSsit' charges
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-29
/ >OIIH CiROII>N DtI.EG iTF>
WILL SUPPORT SIMMONS


rNii'lGIl y & Nrr' ~ 40 9TH
.cr candidate Cor mo democratic 1ominl
HHr iH. president having ui.d notice
.o, ru'.rus Goo North Cu,'ul wm1rr
f.' state election hulu 1unHIr. 10.
N.'h 'Iiu.Ir1s twenty four d.I.- '.s
U ru'j boz instructed '0 ,o', fn. soma.
fu. Summons 1- long ls nj r1mc VS.
.H,f,. 900. san Francisco convention
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-29
says "Jail Politicians. /"

f'rrcs"ntaii," Cant-rbcrry 81 the
American Legion said In speech. "Jan
The politicians aud leave the rest 90
ih' American l.cgio nand organized IL.
I'n "ls' y" man can advocate the
"l'cn HOP and one hundred per cent
Amrri,anism"
The delegates were taken for trim
&" F't Worth ana were entertained by
ID" Chamber ~ Commerce Yesterday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-29
INSURANCE PL A N
INCLUDED IN BILL
FOR SOLDIER AID.
PAID ~ POLICY tRON WHICH
LOANS Gould IN OBTAINED
~ PROPOSED SCHEME.
IS REPUBLICAN PROGRAM.
Five Other Plans Included in Rcpub.
lican Legislation Now Before House
Ways and Means tom.
mltter

IT. Aa".ip'sd Pr.ss
WASHINGTON. April llepubli.
can members of the house ways and
means committee virtually decided Ia
include In the soldier relief legislation
program a plan IT paidup Insurance.
it's value Ia increase annually ny com
pounded interest and un which loans
could Doe obtained FROM any post OF
lice.
With this exception "N service men
select any one of the five following
plans included IN the rpuhlican pro
gram.
Other Plans Included.
\ cash bonus NJ 81 % day for each
day OF service.
Aid ~ huying farm land. ~ be- re-.
claimed hy the government
Ma in buying city homes.
AID IN their education.
Md IN their iisuri nce
To popularizr their -four plans tho
republicans prupos. To allow 81 - y day
'or each dag service instead Of the sl.25
cash bonus as N" basis for computing
farm aud home aid loans and the
amount ut financial AID each man might
receive o. a." fern ~ educational train.
ing