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The Nevada County picayune., 1920-01-01

But money for the support of tho institutions as well as that for the Ea ; mept of the women's pledge of s 900, 900 in the 75 Million Campa;Eu will be raised by the actual work the women and through economy aa sacrifice Church fairs. baxaars. sas pers. ice cream sociAls and the tk are frownsd upon by the oreaniz,sa Baptist women of the South as la worthy means for rdsinx fxnds tri carrying forward the work of ths k1 |. dom of God and their contrfbutisr 2 will not come from this source. Ii :, announced
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-01-01

ably more than 100000 civilian em- ployees in it's various establishments, and it is believed by Government off cials that this large force can absorb several thousand partially disabled men without serious detriment to the service.
 The Civil Service Commission states that circular setting forth the plan in full will be ready for distribution in two or three weeks
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-01-01

Tuberculosis menaces every com muni,y. Hyery home and every indi yidual, md yet tuberculosis is cur ehle and preveatahle,
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-01-01
MOTHER GoosE UP.To.pATE

Deedle, deedle, dumpling. My son John, n his school he never got on Thrift was taught. and with the da . Of wisdom he saved. Fine work, a-
 John
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-01-01

Tho National Tuberculosis Associa Ion and It's 1000 Affiliated state anG local orz'nizafions wage a contiEu ees winning war on tuberculosis
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-01-01
DE PROJEKIN SON

Dat projekin son was the beatenest chap Dat eber lived on the face of de map i; He wouldn't do muffin but lazy aroun' While de grass was a sp'illin de crap
 in de groun' An his onliest brudder wus plowin' an hoein' An bossin' de niggahs to keep de craps gorwin' Some says his paw waz de one dat's to
 blame Fur de way he wuz raised up an fotch 'em to shame, An some says his maw wuz de one dat had spled him, An some says his brudder had leased an riled him. But Scriptur don't say nuffii bout whut dey done An lays all the blame on de projeckin' son. He was all de time projeckin' dis way an dat An pullin' de dogs tail an teasin' de cat, An frowin at boys dat would come by de gate. An flIssin aroun' at turrible rate An tellin' his paw dat it wasn't his
 fault, m, xuha, ha urauad nm sot bo uvs n, f.
 wuff his salt. Now, mostly when chilun is raiser sorter rough, An fed sorter scansy, an walloped enough, An spanked wid a bed slat an pulled by de ha'r. An prayed wid, an sung to at family prayer De muscles gies stout an de intellec broad, An dey grows good an strong in de grace ob de Lawd. But when you sees chillun dat's petted an s'iled,
 
 siled An always eatin' on candy an stuff, An cryin' for mo when deys done got enough, When dat chile is growed an his chile hood is done, You can bet yo' las dime he's pro jeckin' son Dat projcckin' son in de Bible, you know. Wus so lazy an trifflin' he wanter to go To Ian whar he thought he could hah wilk an honey An cut big dash on his sheer ob de money But Lawd, he was soon at de end ob his ribbn, Wild spendin ob money an riachouS libbin He soon quit his braggin an prancin about When his money wuz spent an his britches wore out lie Ulln idn HoNdE 10 steep or 10 edt An he look lack tramp when he walk ed down de street. An he couldn't get work in de shops or de mines. An he wuz so hungry he ct wid de SwineS. IL courcd i'm You bet, sah, he struck out walkiu An he went to his paw, whar he done some tall talkin' He lowed dat de niggahs whut lived with his paw Had fine grub to eat an good packer to Chaw, An dat he wuz sleepin wid yermins an frogs An eatin' de grub dat wuz fixed fur de hogs, His paw wuz so glad when he seed him comin, He neber did finish de chune he wuz hummin' He Jumped of de poach. sah, an run down 10 meet him,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14
BAPTIST MEETING
WELL UNDER WAY


W AsaorNafFn yves
WASHINGTON. May fa,-Taking the
posiion that prohibition lis no longer
a political question" but a question Of
the authority at the whole people ex-
pressed In law" the Southern Baptist
Convention to-day called upon both the
Democratic and Republican parties to
declare openly for the enforcement af
the eighteenth amndment and 10 nous.
mat no one for the presidency who n
not committed Co this policy.
Regret over his inability 10 attend the
CONVENTION was exprcsscd by President
Wilson in letter In which he said that
- h of special significance and time
lncrs that a great Christian CONVENTION
should be- held In Washington when tho
nation faces nothing less than the ques.
'i0n whether u is 20 help the Christian
people In other PARTS % the world O.
realize their ideals II justice and order.
~ peace"
Questions of education and the expan-
rion II foreign missions were discussed
~ th. morning session today. DR.. Il. j.
Iililri of birmingham. Alabama, spoke
uf the need for Christian education
among the students q the South, and
Dr. John y. White. Of Andersen. q. c..
doscrih"d the iliicracy prevalent IN the
South which. he declared. a was ths
duiy 81 the Baptisis to remedy. DR..
\ y. Bobertsun. q the Baptist Theoi-
ioEical Seminary. Louisville. Kentucky.
discusscd the problems Of theological
training for ministers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14
DERS NOMINATED
BY ACCLAMATION
FOR PRESIDENCY
SEYMOUR STEDMAN or CHICAGO.
SELECTED tn MAKE RACE FOR
NICE.PRESIDENT.
Nv Associated Prs.

Nv Associated Press
NEW YORK. May i3.-The national
convention of the socialist party today
acclaimed Eugene Victor Dehs fcdcr
al convict No. s2i3 In Atlanta. Ca. pen.
itcntiary. its candidate Tor Tor the fifth
time fer president of IN. United States
\ - minute ovation followed Dch's
formal nomination as the Lincoln Of
the Wabash"
seymour S,cdman q Chicago. general
counsel for the party. WAS nominated
for Vlceprcsidcnt by nanimous vote
on second ballot.
In nominating Dcbs. the socialist par
IS of America signifies iis determine
tion mo, to rcccde Ne inch from our
revolutionary program. Morris Hilquit
ct New York. leader of the 'conscrva'
tive forces" declared.
Tonight spectral committee viii
leave Tor Washington to plead with ~.
tcrnry General Palmer Tor amnesty for
all political prisoners.
saturday the same committe" VIII
meet Secretary Tumulty to present n
memorial on amnesty for delivery "a
President Wilson. On Monday Secretary
of War Baker Is to receive the com.ni,
tee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14
Protests
Appropriation Bill
No,u Before Congress
DECLARES RIDER IN SUPPLY MEASURE WILL MUZZLE
EXECUTIVE OFFICERS-PoSITIoN CHALLENGED
BY REPUBLICAN MEMBERS.
ny THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

WASHINGTON, ia-Pccn, Wilson poniedy informed Con-
legislative branch the
increasing tendency interfere unu, with the exercise
q y functions
-phrasch the
b the President
Of would
joint
printing.
the Presidents position both the general principle In.
challenged by Republican leaders Of
"a rrcsiicn,
had hill,
Representative House
uhCrp."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14
Refuses o. Comment.

w Nfsnf tniFst fftea
NEWPORT, Il L. MAY l3-l,ear
Admiral William T. Simms today r.
fused to comment on ,he statement hv
Secretary II the Navy Daniels before
the senate naval investigating commit
tee that ihc sccrctary's nam" had been
forged to % telegram attribuid o. him
hy admiral Sims n was said here
that naval officers expect Admiral
Sims viii De- recalled before tho commit.
tr, Cor further testimony
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14
Z SUITS ALLEGING
LIBEL ARE FILED
BY LUTHER NICKELs
BAII.Ey CAMPAIGN MANAGER DE
MANDs siso.oeo DAMAGES
IN EACH CASE.

81 Ass9eia'ef Pr~.~.
EASTLAND. May 1s.-Luther
Nickcrs. campaign manager for
former United States Senator Jo-
rept ~. Bailey. candidate for gov-
crnor of Texas. filed two suits In
district court here today for alleged
libel The actions were against n.
u. shuler of Lamar county and A.
g. Baldwin and Sons. a corpora
tion In Travis county. Plaintiff
demands In each case damages ''for
dcfamltion az character by reason
of libel" In the sum of ti0o.oeo and
ssO.0Oo punitive damages.
Mr. Nickels In his petition sets
forth that while he was acting as
campaign managsr of Senator Hal
ley the defendants published and
caused To be circulated statements
that were 'defamatory, willfully
made. injurious and false"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14
CARRANZA'S POLICY TOWARD UNITED STATES
"NATTONAL SUICIDE" GENERAL OBREGON SAYS
c. 0. P. Must Avoid
Trap Set BY Wilson
and Johnson-Hoover
ay Associated Pres

Nv Associated Pres
NEW YORK. May l3-lIerbert
Hoover. replying by telegraph today 10
the request of the Hoover Republican
club Of Portland. oregon. for his
views ON various matters arising in
the Oregon primary" declared the glc.
publican party must support the
league with reservations" 1T must not
fall into the trap that President Wilson
and senator johnson are entlcing IL
into" he said.
'Thr President has declared" Mr..
Hoover said that the Democratic par.
~ murt demand the acceptance of the
league In full AZ represented to the
Senate. Senator johnson demands that
the Republican party oppose the league
altogether Two more destructive atti.
tudcs toward great issue could not
bc found"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14
GRAIN SITUATION
To Be DISCUSSED
CABINET OFFICERS. MEMBERS or
CONGRESS- AND OTHERS
INVITED To ATTEND.
~ Associated pm..

WASHINGTON, MAY i3.-Cahin,t
officers members oi congress and IN"
interriatc commerce commission AMI
ilroli officials have been invited D,
Julius ". Barnes president uf the
t'uitod Stat'tr grain corporation to con.
Ter with him her, MAY Il to discus
qlari for meeting the situation result.
ing the termination of the grain corp -
ration on June T.
The approaching termination II thr
three wears stahilizing influence II the
grain corporation requires most ear
ncrt consideration said Mr. Barnes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14

MEXICO CITY i3)-PrcsIdcnt
characterized suicide
by General Aware obregon interview Saturday night with the Ao
exclusive
entered with the revolutionary after fleeing
from April t3.
what United Mexico" he sad
vi Nj
the United
Canadian boundary Withdrawing
officials
though believe Caranka perfectly sincere the belief his policy
unSb bc>fo Mcxico
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14

UNDERWOOD wINNFR
~ ALABAMA ELECTION
~ A..oei,ri r-e~

~ Associated Nreas
RitiMtNGlIAM. Ala. Nav ia-Com'
pl.ir official rciurns from "a ~ the g.
cuuntics In Alabama late otnight gave
senator Oscar ". Underwood a major
.tv of 3.i3e over tho combined vote of
hi oppon~nts IN the Democratic pri'
mary frr nomination for the long term
rrnatorship.
Official returns from y counties IN
the racc fcr ~" short term showed
Representative J Thomas Helm hsl
q head of icss than 0oo Votes oycr
Prank = White.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14
MAN fONFt:sSEs
KILLING EIGHT
FARMER ADMITS IE RDERED
NORTu DtkOTA tiuiiA
ON APRIi. %.


WiSIIBIRN. y. D., MAY l3.-iirnry
Lager, q farmer has coniessrd ." the
I Hllnr &C Iacob S-lf. his vile aud i've
ehlldrsn snd = cl,orr boy. un the Well
farm, three miles west of Turtle Lake.
y. d.. .n April %. u was announced
here today BY J.E. Williams states at
torney Cor MrI,esn county.
IilfeslIng ef long standing. cuiw'nai'
ing In q quarrel over injuries admins
tered 90 layers CATTLE hy Wells dog.
was Irresponsible fer The erinie. arcuru'
Iss 10 Layers confes<isn Co Mr.. WI.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14
PLEASANT JOINS STATE
ffRiGE EiCriO\


w Nssff efsu IVES
BATON ROUGE. In. May i2.-Gov'
,rnor A. g. Pleasant and Mayor Martin
li.hrmsn "f New orleans. ACKNOWLEDGED
lsud'r of thu so.callrd Democratic cor.
sanitation d Louisiana. tu,lay lined
up with opposing factions in the fighi
in the icgiflaturr over atificatiun 81
the federal suffrage amendment and
granting of the franchise only by state
constitutional amendment Governor
Pioarsni In a message read NJ n Joint
srsrlon Il the legislature. urg,.l reiec-
tien ~ the amendment and adoption ui
refiulion providing for siale action.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14
CELEBRATE ENTRANCE
REBELS INTO MONTEREY

~ As.asftaffi lrfsa
LAREDO. May i3-Whistlcs were
blown and htlls rung AZ celebration In
NcuVo Laredo this evening on thu r.
c,ipi ~ wirc stating revolutionary
furcrs under rorfirio Gonzales had oC-
cupird Muntrr,y The wire Declared
Carruncisia forcrs retired without ar.
inF shot hcfcrc thu advance of rebels
~ 90 o'ciuck last night.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14
SATURDAY IS SET
FOR PEACE VOTE
ADOPTION 90 RESOLUTION II
CONCEDED ny DEMOCRiTIC
OPPONENTS.

W AtNiFtahH TVS
WASHINGTON. May l3-Thc scn.
no, agreed t,-ily tu vote at o'clocS
next saturday IN thr republican p-sc'
r, ,e1luunn. The arrangement follow 4
an important r,yision II the measure
ty thr republican leadership In strik
ing out thu CLAUSE requesting tho pres.
ident o. negotiate a rSuate poscs
TREATY with Germany IN ordcr g. -.
'siheh friendly rrl1tuns and commcr.
cal iutrrvuurs'.
Adoption Df thr resolution T. concci.
"a hv drmuCiatir opponents with q veto
O., Prrsri,ut Wurn rrraui'd as actul.
lv rrittin. HHurr republican headers
,iii to.lay that tho senate resolution
pfobati, would D. seut a. oonferen~'
Goa adius'rftut with that passed hy the
hou~,. S,.mr headers however. ven
said a. favUr immediate acceptance ui
thu Knox rs luiinn hy the house..
n prorn to rrnaai war docllrl.
iious With 10th Gaulnny and Austria.
while the hnusr measures dealt with
Germany rioas end differed r.viicai'v
alaO In other ugapects.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14
PRESS WRITER
INTERVIEWS REBEL LEADER:
PRESIDENT IS SURROUNDED
ny THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Ell PASo, May l3-President Caranza of Mexico is
surrounded and in desperate straits at Rinconad Es
peanza station, in the State of Puebl according to tele
gram from General Avaro Oregon received tonight by
Roberto " Pesqura financial agent for the revoutioniss
here. Instructions have been given to allow Caanza to
leave the country in safety, General 0bregons message
said
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14
Lack of Confidence.

Hc s'id that ihr r.orlc of Amarillo
probably are entitled To have a lack II
confidence in the telephone romnanv
hvcluf that 90 has not dome one thing
that 10 h.r promised "a du" referring
to an agreement h,twccn the city and
the company that ;ho latter would pui
No locu wirra uudrrrrngnl ttc said
that t,ic nrry,m'nt h. referred to vas
that the ,.mIlrN would dn that work
within six months after tho telephone
c0mplrN w1s turned hack tn thr own.
.1s hy th" government that Tint
irnrjh 90 time h,s long b..n pa~t ant
that the compan, has not turned q hand
toward accomplishing onc part q rs
promise.
IN vunrlusion NJ Iscison said. Il
was quoted Boo e daily Newspaper several
dtys ago af believing that the company
has hrrn w1giug q campairn iu Anna.
rilln % furs ihv pcuplp to throw M
their hands in hurfur and agree ~ plv
uosi any price u the trl.phonc rompany
only would riy" the scrvicr and I s1v
that I vfr not misquotel"
IT. s1h that the service was had M
tn time she cnrIpany requested the In
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14
NAVAL CABLEGRAM
SIGNATURE FORCED
DANIELS CHARGES
SECRETARY ArFIRMs IIE DiD NOT
Sign NAME To MESSAGE
READ Bi ADMIRAL.
SAYS Sims OWES APOLOGY
Original of Gable Dug tp nj british
Embassy aud Iiears Different Sig.
nature to One Presented
To Committee.

WASHINGTON. May l3--Secroiary
Daniels told he senate naval invcstiEa
ting committee today that he had not
Hgnod a cablcgram bearing what pur
portcd 60 be- his signature which was
among those read tn the committee by
Rear Admiral Sims when the invcs'
tigition BEGAN. The signature ~ the
message. Mr. Daniels said did not show
his signature and he added that his
name had been forged To the copy.
Mr Dauiels declared Admiral Sims In
his statement hnd stressed the words
signed Daniels" On commenting on the
in"ssaEc and had s1id that it's purpurt
had made him feel like jumping over.
board"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14
WEATHER

West TeNas-Friday and Saturday.
faraly cloudy warmer saturday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14
TRACTOR EXHIBIT
DECLARED SUCCESS
BY MANY VISITORS
THIRTY ONE MODELS ENTERED
At ASNI ~. SHOW At
P.tMPA.

The Panhandle Tractor Show which
was held In Pampa yesterday had an
attendance ~ approximately 200 p.o
pie. and n different models ~ tractors
were entered. which was almost twic'
the number ever before on exhibition
at tho pampa show. Al the tractors
entered w,rc taken from Amarillo with
the exception ~ the Yuhas which were
shipped from Dallas
Held On Mcreck Farm.
The rhow was held on the farm ~
u n. Mcpcck. five miles north ~
pnmpa. q i3e acre tract being us,d. IN"
land being allotted one.quaricr of an
acre to each horsepower possessed y,
the machine on demonstration. The
Rowing started NJ = o'clock IN the a.
tcrnoon and continued A'til the clv'c
of the vyhihit
Women Serve Dinner.
Dinner was SERVED the visitors hy
members ~ the Parent Teachers Ars'.
citation with Mrs. e T Hunkcrpillar
IN ,h1rgc \ total II $500 was taken
tn bv the ssspriitIun
Tho plnhandio Tractor show 81 iseo
was declared thu mot FIc'os tiul over
hell 90 rampt. VISITOR como from sll
parts ~ 'his rrctipn 81 y. state and
f.vcr.l from tn edges of oklahoma
and New Mexico
e r Thnna. Geo Wlisfoad. T. :
Carr and u. y Kinzsr w,r' m charE,
80 the show
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14
Owes County Apology .

Admiral Sims owes both the country
and himself an apology Tor ,ac impress
sion conveyed by testimony hasei upon
fai@- slanaturos Mr. Daniels said. and
should produce the person who altered
the signature
Much ~ Secretary Daniels testimony
today was devoted to Admiral Sims
criticism ~ the departments troop con
wy methods The admiral. Mr.. Daniels
declared persist u In regarding cargo
ships as more vital 10 the allies cause
than troop ships and took the aiti
tidc that the former should be- protcc'
ted. if necessary. AZ the cost of trns
ports.
This attitude caused the department
"much anxiety. he added. and finally
resulted IN "hlunt" admonition that
the protection 81 troop ships was the
navy's first MISSION Mr. Daniels told
the committee he did no, know that Al
miral Sims held such view until IN eof
ficcr testified recently before "a court ~
inquiry or he would have recalled the
officer from London.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14

General Obrcgon plainly showed tn
strain under which he has been labo"'
ing more than six months lie was
coa.'c,s ~ be talked. his voice was
noarsc u zen days growth Of bcar'l.
hca, shot with white. covered his
fi,c ,pt. ne the little hotel In Tacu'
bicd q sthsrb. his temporary head
puHrtcia th' narrow street WAS jamm'
"a with automobiles and spectators.
Ai the entrance % the hotel. u small
rquad IL Yaqui indian soldiers attempt.
ed 60 keep the doorway clear. Inside.
a tiny patio was crowded with visitors
and officers. A white clad sentry at
the doorway of the room occupied by
Ohrrgon and his staff had difficulty
preventing the crowd firnn prcssin;
through the flimsy. door. Obregon.
seated an cluttcrcd bed. TRANSACTED
business with never-cnding stream
uf army officers and leading support.
ors. deaplt. the fact h. had not slep'
more than few hours from the tim"
he arrived az Tacubaca al 10 o'cloci,
SATURDAY morning
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14
What Cableeram Said.

The cablegram concluded with the
1iencr. In regard To convoys. con
sidsr that American vessels having
armed guards are safer when sailing In.
The original of the cable was found
at the British emhassy Through which
IL WIS transmitted and WIS signed
"A. = Garter. hy Direction of the
chief ~ Naval Opcrations." Mr. Daniels
toll the committee. presenting copies
the original dispatch.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14
Md Not Express us Views

ITc added that hc had never held the
opinions sct forth and knek as soon as
Admiral Sims read the message 10 the
committee that h. had not signed H.
Somewhere. somebodv was guilty ~
rigning my name Co an official dispatch
which The original here producedi show
never signed" said MIR. Daniels. "Or
4 altering dispatch ~ crasing the
real signature AMI substituting Dan
icls knew that II my name appeared
IN such telegram II would be- because
anmcbody had forged my name to 4; >"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14
Proyl, ion Defended.

Roth Senator Smoot and Representa-
tive Good. however. asserted that the
committee already had been given CON
,rol over government publications by
an act which the president signed on
March I. 1919. and ,hatthe purpose oi
the present provision was To extend That
mower 50 mcritorious periodicals. could
hc continued. row between the JOINT
committee and Roger W Bahson' form
,riv connected with the committee on
nuhllc information was blamed for the
presidents action by Senator Smoo'.
who said In his statement that iiahson
apparently had made use of The prcsi
lent for his advisers In carrying out
his threat and determination to end
the censorship which. without the least
foundation. he has charged against the
ioint committee.
THE president or his advisers hov'
been most gricyously mislcd In this
Veto" senator Smoo, continued.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14

whether passage Of the hill unchan.
gcd viii bc attempted or whether IN.
feature objected 10 by the president
viii bc eliminated. had not been dccid.
ed tonight The measure carries $l0i..
600. coo Tor salaries and miscellaneous
expenses ~ many governmental depart.
mcnts and II must hc approved IN some
form by the end Of June or these funds
viii lapse.
Cites Other Measures.
The president also cited several 9th
a mcauures proposed In the present
congress to support his charge that
there had been IAN invasion of the prov
incc II the executive. calculated To- -.
suit In unwarrantcd ,nterfcrcncc In
the processes of good government"
lie said that some of the measures hc
had permitted to become law as tenn
porary oxpcdicnts. but that he felt the
time had come o. call halt before
"dertructive" prcccdcnts had been cs'
tablishcd
The section of the appropriation It'll
which led To- the vote Will prohibit
themimeographing 90 printing Of any
government publication except by au'
thority of the Joint committee. Such a
provision. said the president would give
10 the committee power to determine
what information shall be- given 10 the
people % the country hy the executive
departments
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14

NJ !. II. jackson. corporation conn'
r,l. spoke NJ lcngth relative to W"
posi,ion of both the telephone company
and It's patrons and referred to the
contract under which the company II
VOW oncrauug In Amarillo IT, declared
Tint the company bought the contract
"a hen II bought the telephone exchange
and expressed his belief that even
though the company probably had made
% b1d deal 20 should live mp 20 It's
contrHct h,o1uar 4 its mistake He
explained however that hc as an boz.
divIdua' dId not ,Npoci any person ur
rullir rrr,icr coronation 60 DO husi.
moss at loss. ~ is claimed bv tho
company and dtlar,S his willingness
Co. pay the increase for his telephone
pa r,icc 10 tho company would first prove
its Willingness and ability 10 give the
service before ~, new rates were pu,
into effect