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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-22

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NEW YORK. September :l.-Win
n. HayS chairman of the republican
national committee, tonight announced
tn. appointment - an advisory cam
paign committee uf forty members
which h., said IL recruited from every
faction within the party aud proves
tina, the great party II the union Is
indeed u unit"
TNeniyfour men and sixteen women
comprise the committee. Chairman
IIays declared the p-rSund i tho
committee Indicates that absolute
harmony exists within th" republican
ranks and he calls attention {" the fact
that former candidates fur III" trpuh.
lican presidential nomination. and
their managers. ~ we'll as former pro
grrssivcs have cpns-nicd to serve.
The personnel is
William "a. TAFT. Charles T. Hughes
Herbert Hoover. senator Miles Puia.
dexter former senator lieycridg-.
former Senator Dixon of Montana.
former Governor Grant II Illinois.
william G. Sproulc uf Pennsylvania.
Governor Norhcck ~ South Dakota.
Governor Campbell II Arizona. Govern.
or Robert Carry of Wyoming. Colonel
william Coopcr Pructor of Ctucinnaii.
~. of the campaign managers fur Ma.
So Generai wood. Oscar :. strauss of
New York. Walter y. Brown. ToisSln
senator Harding fl"ur manager ut
IN. Chicago convention. Judge William
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-22
THREE SOCIALISTS
IN n. Y. ASSEMBLY
ARE DENIED SEATS
LEGiSI.tTllE MEMBERS ARE IN
PEiiEl IOIt SECOND TINE
~ RING YEAR
REMAINING TWO RESIGN
iironN Representatives Retained, Ilul
" lwn ,.hrn Ioor Make Verbal
Rrslgnaiian-Noie fm
Orr ~ 10 o.

Nv NANfAAhNN NFfAA
IBtNi. y. u. sept. sl.-Three ol
ilr five Socialists in III. New Norl,
state assembly were expelled tonight
flr the second time this year, when the
assembly DECLARED vacant the seats III
Louis Waldnan. aud August Clarssens
of New York. and Charles Solomon. al
Kings.
Samuel 4. Dewitt and Samuel Orr, oI
N" BrOnN. were permitted 10 retain
their seats. The vote in Orr's ease, the
Ia taken up, was ~ 60 u.
After the vote had be~n taken re-
'ulling In Dewitt and Orr retaining
il'-ir seats. each was given the flor ou
n point ~ personal privilege. and yer
hally resigned thrir SEATS.
Tn" resolution calling fur the cxpul
sion ~ the five socialists was introduced
Yesterday by Colonel Ransom H. Gil
l.ite. Republican. and today the Judi
ciary committee" reported the resolution
hack Ia the hOus" for consideration
without recommendation.
The five socialists took part In the
debate. and each of them declared that
he had come o. serve the people IN help.
ing Ia solve or remedy the housing sit.
uniiun and not to make apologies az
defense of the socialist party or be-
cause they were socialists They char.
actcrizcd tn" proceedings against them
as un.Amerioan.
Some of the members who had cx
priaS'd the opinion that Waldmnn
riaesscns and Solomen should be ex
prn'd because n was alleged that thcy
hid be''n found personally ~ be- guilty
~ disl0a.ty. brought from orr and De.
witt IN" declaration that they would
not stand for any compromise.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-22
40 Republicans From Az
Factions of Party Picked
For Advisory Committee

\. Hynum. Greensboro. y g former
president uf the American har aSsocia.
tion. Major Frank a. knoN. Man.
chester. y ~ floor manager Tor Ma.
lor General woud. ~ IN" Chi ago con.
Nenii"n. William Hutchins. lndianapo.
lis president ui the Carpenters and
Joincrs i/ion II North America. llar.
rioi T. Nittum. Chicago. Chairman of
the Momen's division IN tn" Wood
campaign. Mrs G,org- T. Guernzy In.
dependence Kansas. pr sidcni ~ tho
daughters uf the American Revolution,
Mrs Lillian Russell Murc. pittsburgh
Congressman John I Nolan. san Fran.
risru. f,rmrr manager for senator
johnson. William II Lewis. Boston.
ASSISTANT attorney gengral during the
TafY administration. Mrs. Albert
llrueggrman. -, Louis.
Mrs Frederick p llaglcy. Boston:
Mrs Thomas - Carter. Washington.
u e: Mirs Margaret Cobb. Hoisc. Ida
he u. \ r.,idy Augusta Mati-. Mrs,
T. p Fi-ckcrt. piaiufeld. y 4. Mrs.
GUY T. Ganncti. Augusta. Maine. Mrs
Solomon Hirsch. Portland. ore: Mrs.
Ccurre poffenharccr. Charleston. W.
Va: John g Shaffers Chicago. WI.
liam Sacks. - Louis
Mrs Max g. Slo~s. San Fransrisro:
Mrs g 4 S-vcrano.. ~. Paul. Hur.
nc" ". wilkinsof. New York. Henry
g Wallace. Dcs Muines. Miss Mauds
wctmote pruvidenre. n. I. Miss Rina
West. Port Huron Michigan. Mrs
Thc,-lorc Noumans. waukcsha. Wise.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-22
Corpus Christi Residents
Move Out of Beach Area;
Tourists Rush from City

pfccaution has been taken. Sail boats
uf the fishing fleet. and pleasure craft
have m"orcd behind the municipa,
wharf whcrc viii afford some protec'
ton
Power craft has,ened across the hay
~ the first warning. and anchored In
IA" shelter of lugleside Cove. u miles
from IN" city. Power boats and oil
craft from Port Aransas also are re-
parted 20 be- anchored there. The only
cf1ft larger than q skiff riding In un.
sheltered pnsitinn ~ n huge derrick
hnrF- loaded with piling for the break
vftrr construction. which II In prog.
u'ss This is anchored by several haw.
N,.It
barometer still
Tn. barometer at 7s3o y. m. stood at
sgs,. Whr~. u had been Tor about three
hours The wind. rated at 20 miles an
h0ur Previous. had died down 10 ten.
~, date could he obtained on the tide.
20 thu wira between here and flarbor
Island failed late this evening. but from
Port Aransar came reports that the
aarumctcr therc was rising slowly.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-22
BRITAIN IS FACING
T|E-UP Of MINES
EIEvENTHHOIR MEETING FAILS
To EttEtT SETTLEMENT AND
MEN PREPARE TO STRIKE.
49, associated Press.


LONDON. Sept. - -Faillng nn clev.
"uth hour development. virtually every
riul min" In the United kingdom will
l." idl" next Monday, n meeting ~ the
delegates ffmn nll districts this after.
noon having accepted a." report of the
executive cummiitc" uf the federation a.
~" effect that nothing had been
achieved hy m. negotiations to prevent
"a ftrik" The delegates who numbered
nearly 200. also endorsed the proposals
vhi,h IN" executive committee made o.
Sir Robert : Horne president - the
hnard ~ trade. Tho next move. there
frr appears tu ho with N" cabinet
vhirh MT tu-liy ip I,.'riyr Sir Robert
" rms report un his conferences with
ih" miners committee n o. considered
rpelhl" that ~" cabinet may r"V'rr'
th' Il ti.im of Tho president of th'
h'aIi rf tIrid" that me question n an
Ir,s" a tVp sh.li.uE- i,uan led hS
10" miners. "n whi,h tho negotiations
hf"k" down. might be- pforrrd g. an
indrpt udrut tribunal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-22
D|NW|DDIE HEADS
MEETING Of 'DRYS'
FIFTEENTH WORLD CONGRESS-
M.AiNST N.CUys0lISM con.
NENES ut WARRINGTON
ny : .ociA'sd Press.

WASHINGTON. Sept 2l-Edwin g.
Binwiddi' former legislative superin.
i"udrut ~ th" anti saloon league ui
America WAS elected chairman uf the
fifteenth international congress agains,
alcoholism. which convened here today
Tor siNdnys session ~. succeeds
lomk"r Charles Ruis d- Bccrenhrouck.
ui The Hague, and becomes president ~
the international committee which has
charge of IN organization study of IA.
scientific effects ~ alcohol. T. " Her.
ringiun. of WeS,cryilic. Ohio. was
chosen vrcrctaTy II the congress. ana
likewise of the international committee.
Secretary Daniels welcomed the dele.
gates IN hohalf II the United States.
" ! Erynn also spoke
Another speaker was Sir Auckland
Gridrs British ambassador to IN.
United States who aid three depart
mcnts "i his government wrr. Intense.
Is interested iu work of the congress.
and ngM'd them rs the home office.
10" beard &c iiJdr and the ministry of
health.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-22
FIERCE STORM SWEEPS UPON COAST
RESIDENTS FLEE FROM GULF CITIES AS WIND RISES
OF GALVESTON
CITIZENS FLEE AS STORM
APPROACHES TEXAS COAST
BY THE ASSOCIATED pprss


GALVESTON, Sept. 2l-An exodus Of approximately $50
people d them out Of visitors; the shifting of all
loaded with wheat and the manand the vseating
ground floors in the business district and the securing all ship
ping in the habor NAKED Caeston preparations today anie
patton Of the West Indian hurricane which sepine upon t
Texas coast
That the storm headed for section Of the
somewhere other than Galveston and Corpus Christi predicted
District Forecaster Cline Of New Orleans
Meteorogst Scott the local weather While the baome
ter early tonight remained mooness $3.50 said there was
gradual rise the tide and sppreeabe hurricane swell At
tonight twentymie hour northeast wind was blowing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-22
SUFFRAGE ACTION
UPHELD BY COLBY
REF SID TO RrSCIND PROCLNuA
TiON MikI>G LAW PART
Of CO>STlTt TlO<


WASHINGTON. Sept. 2l-ilaying rc
fused to r''scind his action In proclaim.
INK the suffrage amendment a part of
the federal constitution. Secretary Col.
10y had under consideration tonight the
request ui q delegation oi Tennessee
antisuiiragists thlt h" ~ showing that
r"riiiirutiun uf the second vote of IN"
Tennessee huus" against the amend
mont had hv"u received hy IA. state
department. The Tennessee delegation.
h'1dcd iy Speaker walker uf IN" house
W the Trnnr s"r legislature, called an
Srcr' tnry Colby late today and. accord
iug a. Us members. renewed their rr.
quest, first made u q cunfcrrnr" yes
tcrdlN THE SECRETARY. members of tn.
delegation siid told them that he
would refer their request "tn his sulici.
tor and would announce tomorrow
what action he would take"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-22
LEGISLATURE PLANS
To RUSH BUSINESS
ORGANIZATIONS Of SPECIiL SIS
Sion COMPLETED NJ NIGHT
MELTING

AUSTIN. sept 20 Tho T.xas I,afis.
lhturu 'nmIl,i"d organization ai q
night s'.,l"I after 5n all.day effort o.
''trlnp a pHrIlW which Wts lacking
iu both l,ar'h,- when they convened
iu special oSsiHu.
Both h"u.s disposed ~ SOM. ~ the
routine pr'uWiulrirs ana early action
'y members and presiding officers In
i.it" u d'tvrnIr talou to handl. the
HHsiurss ui tLr session with thy lcas.
.usshl. lus- uf time
senator " - Caldwell. - Travis
county .vl. elected president protein
fH, r.rff.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-22
SFIOND DIVISION To ~
tlIItD To NtNiNt VI STRENGTH

W Assoc aisd rrcss
san ANTONIO S'pt. 2i.--Th" s"'.
md division. stationed at Camp Travis.
',1r san Autuuio. ~ the only division
IN IN" United States army a. l." q"
'ruited o. fun strength. according o.
Yfficers II the Organization. following
receipt Df information tu'iny that two
new regiments are now "nruuir to the
amp iu addition o. The two new rcgi.
r-nts. part uf m" enlisted ii-rspnne. ~
ho s,th and s5th infantry regiments
o being transferred here. The rcgu.
riv sssign~i regiments are the First
"a Twentieth. which viii form ths
nth brigade
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-22
FORD TAKES LEAD.
IN CUTTING PRICES
To PRE- WAR BASIS.
ANNOUNCES REDUCTION on ALL
PRODUCTS AS STEP TOW lRD
"NOkMAL Bt' 'SlNESS"

By Associated Pr-ss.
DETROIT. Sept 2l.--II.nry Ford TO
day announced "A reduction at prices on
all Ford Motor company prpducts To- a
pre.war level as a step toward "r.stoi
alton Of business 10 normal conditions. %
In statement. Mr.. Ford declared
that present business conditions dc.
manded that some practical effort be
made To bring economic conditions back
to normal" that the business of the
country may be stabilized. and that the
progress, prosperity and contcnimeni
Of our people may be- restored"
Says Prices should Drop
Discussing business conditions. Mr..
Ford declared that since tho war ended.
war prices also should be- reduced"
There Is no wisdom. the manufacturrr
said, I'm trying To maintain an artil.
cial standard of values"
There is lull In business general.
ly," the statement continues.
People are waiting for prices they
know are unnatural. 60 become lower.
Little Change In Costs
Labor Is being thrown out of em.
pluymeni. but Notwithstanding this.
there has hocn little change In the cos,
81 living. The vountry's progress is be
Ing held practically az u stands,ill.
through thu greed oi profit"ers
"NuV Is the time tu call halt to war
rclhuls. war prices and war greed"
The pr!rr reduction un the Ford
ranges from - to ~ percent, and IN
effective Immediately There vii be
", wage reductions 40 any uf the plants.
Il was announced
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-22
~ Associated Prs..

~ Associated froeA
CORPUS CHRISTI. Sept ei.- Manv
Corpus Christi ieuplv residing in the
H'iDh sr,iion ~ th, city Will spend t.
girht with friends un a." bluff. on
Whirh three fourihs uf th" ,iiy stands.
Nut uniy people but livestock. house.
hold r",-l- and personal effects wer"
moved from the hra'h Transfer men
we're busy from is-fur' daylight this
morning until Ear into the night MANY
merchants in the hsuth district. warned
'F their experience 81 last year, ARE
uuiiiur in heavy rl3ut shields over tho
ai'isNs mu,irg their rus.ls tn the
..uuh iiuurs ,r. iu f,sN insiuucrT.
moving r,Hd- iu tHr bluffs after tn
iHrfu danger HIs ftI--'.d The county
Huft h,I@. WI- HHf iu readiness o.
Irr ftI hundreds u' refugees if nrcrs
HIf l'irg stocked With bath fuod AMI
water.
Leaving Trains Crowded
tnuufrfiNsiN few iueal r,-S lnts
nave lrff although uutging trains
f~ra crowded with tourists who did not
rar, to fucr the possibility of storm.
Along the water front. every possille
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-22
HURRICANE CURVES
TO EAST; EXPECTED.
To HIT LOUISIANA
NEw ORLEANS REPORTS HIGH
WINDS-CrrfZENS PREPARE
TO FACE STORM
~ Associated Pres.

NEW ORLEANS. sept. sI.-Ths
tropical disturbance nov approaching
The gulf coast had veered slightly fs
tile north nj 0'ciork tonight, and the
weather bureau presiicied that Il wouI1
90 inland on fhr gulf coast further eaxf
finn ~ first repaired. 40 seven e'cIoeh
the barometer In New Orleans register.
ed $3.50. and falling rapidly. Forecns-
Ter Dyke said that the barometer had
fallen NIL along the gulf csast, the drup
ln New Orleans being u points since
four o'clock.
The following bulletin was issued by
he weather bureau:
bulletin issued
The tropical disturbance which en-.
tered the gulf across eastern Yucatan
on the twentieth. moving toward the
northwest. has apparently recurved 10.
wards the Louisiana coast. A trough
Of low pressure prevails over the Mis-.
sissippi valley and the plain states,
with extremely low barometer along the
Eulf coast.
with the wind blowing a steady ga'e
u 20 miles an hour. and coming In
guria from fifty to sixty. merchants,
norckccpcrs and the people In outlying
districts began preparations to meet tho
tt"i fNffff' AH'A "iflN'Nh hHtk iNOttl tu0
gulf
l'laic glass windows throughout the
BUSINESS section were reinforced. and
Wherever available. metnl shutters were
palrrd over the windows This was
especially tru" IN the old French quaar.
t'r. Many sign boards have been
blown over through thccity. and In one
sc,t,un q couple of houses were un.
tuufsd lN the furve of the wind. The
rising ill" and growing winds. rcsi.
dents aud pleasure SEEKERS along tho
shore uf Lake i'ontchartrain commcnc.
81 flurLinr into tlu city Driven by
The increasing wind. the water In Lake
i'uniuhattr1in began coming over the
$50 wall ~ West End and Spanish re.
sort
Frm IN. Mississippi coast resorts
every tIain returning To the city was
crowded With ,u'1il,snisis seeking safe
" from the approaching storm. All
the hu'-is ~ the ciiy are filled to over.
iluwiur ard rr g~ts are camping In
N" pusiof,ice. customs house and other
pubic buildings Awnings and signs
have he"n twisted loose and were hurl.
81 through the downtown streets.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-22
SAYS CHALLENGE or RED
ANSWERED. M h>Gl.O.StNO>

TOl.ONTO. Sept :l.-"rhc chal.
lcngc ~ the r,Sis has hDcn answered
with q cumplci" resumption of bul.
ness within - hours The Anglo Saxon
sum. times hlundrrs hut be- never has
been intimidtt,d"
That Telegram from H. T. Kingsley.
president ui The. S-W York chamber of
commerce was pyid today hy l.utd
D,siuiuugh al IN. congress of Rritish
chambers - commerce. here whcra u
WAS gr,gt,d with applause.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-22
PRESSURE FALLS ALONG
ENTIRE COAST LINZ


WASHINGTON. Sept 2lsi tn.
weather bureau. In a bulletin at 6 r. m.
reporting IN" progress of tho tropical
t"rm IN ~" Gulf of Mexico. declare I
IN" disturbance was continuing g.
n"rthw"Siwlrd movement. and condi.
ii"ns over the AREA previously warned
fr"m N-w orleans 10 Corpus christi
remained threatening n said tn"
nrrssut" at Z y. M. was falling uluus
ihc rulf co1si from Mobile a. Corpus
Christi. with greatest chang, over east
Texas and west Louisiana coIsi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-22
RfCEINE WARNING THiT
BO,lBS WILL. BE PLANTED

" N1INfiaifd Nrrfs
NEW BEDFORD. Mass. Sept. - -
An anonymous warning that bomb
uutragca involving the city halls IN
this city and Fall River. are planned
inr Thursday his hr"n received hy
Mayor I. u Kay of FNLl River. dis.
irlct Attorney Joseph r Kenny an.
n"unccd today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-22
<EW ETDS MD STONES
GIiE> ~ Ni'tR STRIkIRS

UN AtsUli iaifd lrfha.
CuI;k. Sept 30 Tho hunger sui,,rs
wore mad, Hurr c'mfli Table TODAY with
O. change H new W1ttrrs,sss and in
... instance. new hUdst,lhs. each
HIeH vls provided with an ul stowe.
Al thr rfIsnYrs are reported fH br
very W,1t. hUf rili conscious. with the
exc, riiun uf Sian H'nn-ssy. Who has
h",u uurunst iuus several dHyE
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-22
Fear bomb Ouirages.

" AsForiaNu ~
LONDON. sept. u Tho authorities
here are taking precautions against
bomh outragvs similar tu thus" at New
York and Genoa. Tn. Npck exchange
tclay issu.sl a notice that parcels must
not D. delivered ~ IN" exchange but
LETT al "A nearby cloak room.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-22
Slrmp Rrnoninaicd.

UIfSTpL Va Sent - Although
o.. htd Tr, iuusly announced his lnicn
If,u 'H rfirr from runrrrss IL devote
hi tuu o. private Lusinoss and ais
fs..tIs.' rf f''iiug health Repres-nia
ty" HraHum Si'mp Republican Ninth
A.rH.rY district WIS renuminnied by
tl, dI.'fi,' convention h.rr today
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-22
Negotiations End

HN hHHH'faffN lfIHfH
WARSAW sept - The peace nc.
rHiIl.iuus between lithulm1 aui 20
auI hlf, l,.r hruken uf. and tho
p,IIh delegation hls lrfi kalvluH and
d. I,fufn.Hl tH Warsaw
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-22

Swelling tides on tho Louisiana and
Texas coast and falling barometers her
aided its coming. Al Corpus Christi
and Galveston. inhatants remember.
ing the death lists and property havoc
created by preceding onslaughts ~
tropical storms sought higher ground
and safer footings. Dwellings were va.
Gated and store stocks moved NJ Cor.
pus Christi last night.
steamers Seek Shelter.
Even the big steam tankcrs IN the
oil trade made way for the hurricane
passage and turned off their courses
Ia harbor In tho Mississippi delta. The
storms probable contact with the
mainland viii h. southwest ~ the
Misassippfs mouth. and the moment
some time this afternoon. Its warnings
wcr spread east NJ far az Tampa.
Ships AT scn sought shelter at Mobile
and the smaller ports of the eastern
gulf section. reporting high seas and
rising winds as they did 81.
Progress Checked Hourly.
Tho nrratic nature ~ hurricanes.
The bureau said. made u always poss.
Ole thai the present disturbance would
sWcrN" from IN" notthward course
rhnricd for u since It's entrance to the
rulf Saturday of Yucatnn. Hourly its
progress was checked and noted by the
instrument readings AZ the bureaus
widely SEPARATED stations. lest som. al.
freak should speed IT,
northward travel beyond the ~ miles
an hour Of iis noted rate
This factor of changcability govern.
cd the bureaus forecast WHEN last
night u widcncd the scopc of Its hurri
cane warnings 10 include territory NJ
Ear east ~ Pensacola and S,ld the
varying probabilities might throw the
track ~ the storm center to an cmcrg.
ency On land nearer the Mlsslsslppl's
mouth. but for all the gulf coast. east
and west. th. bureau gave grave pre-.
diriion of wind rising "a hurricane
NlllnuIiN IN a .llfllals aIln
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-22
PORT tRTIiIR Resident
POt X INTO BEAt MONT

~ sesN-ln'sd r.s-H
BEAUMONT. September 2i.--Socrcs
of residents oi Port Arthur and Sibina
ar. coming to Beaumont tonight fear.
ful of the Tropical storm Each int r.
urban from the lower Cocst II filled Ia
capacity The Santa ~ is holding IN
readiness a special train tu carry pas
s-ng-rs otii uf the region between her"
and gl',~ston. The barometer reading
here IN .atS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-22
BAROMETER DROPS

ny Assoc'a,,d "rs-s
FORT AGTIIrR. Sept. si.-A mud.
crate northeast wind accompanied hy
rain WIS huwing here tonight The
laIHn",'r ~ . T.. u. slu'si 1T :ai9 q
drop uf points 'iLc- a. an. M
alarm was irlt her" hut all shipping
remained IN port today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-22

The storm situation summarized by the Associated Press as
follows:
Communities along the gulf from the Florida peninsula
tip to the Texas agoons prepared last night for emergency storm
and flood today while weather bureau warnings told Of Of
ropca hurricane dragging IFS attendant circles of roaring gales
slowly toward the mainland The traffic lines the gulf itse
clearing FAST ship masters apprsed by wireless Of the advent
high and wind into port for shelter
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-22
CONDITION OE CORk'S
MINOR NERN EiD

TBNpsN S,1,i. aI-Mts
NH,SwIrtv wno visited h,r
husband - evening said that
hls condition was very had ilr
was On u,If piin and had uUf
spnk-u 100 day ~" wus still
,r. HIs however
Do. iuIi.tin ISSUED lv M
lash Fif determination league
sIH
Tho lord mayors condition
IL unchanged w.. b. still IN
Nsr, pruv'rlto condition but
conscious
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-22
HURRICANE IS SCHEDULED
TO STRIKE new ORLEANS.
COURSE SHIFTS TO NORTH
ny THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

- IIY TIIE ANaOtIAfED
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 2l.-Observer l. M. Cline Of
the United States weather bureau has just notified Super.
ntendent Of Police Marony to all people in outlying
suburbs that the hurricane will strike New Orleans in full
force within three hours or about 80 a. m
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-22
Noted Astronomer Dies.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept 2i.--Dr. Eric
u olifile, distinguished astronomer.
died today IT, was director of the
flower observatory IL the University of
PENNSYLVANIA. and was regarded as an
authority on double stars.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-22

Residents on the island had been
warned uf IN" approach of the
storm. l,rGtdicr General Wulters.
"u operating with Meterologst
Smith. nf the lucal weather bureau,
thi muIning dispatched motor.
cycle messengers to all persons liy.
ing down IN" island
Many others wrr" notified by tel.
aRhan.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-22
Militia Moved

Camp llutchins. whore for over
three months national guard troops
have been hivouacked was dis.
mantl-h and the militia moved io
Fort Crockct.
This was done upon the invitation
of Secretary Of War Baker. General
Wultcrs stated.
\ Gordon ~ military police was
thrown around the interurban sta.
ton early tplaV and the order.
women and children first" was
given. Later. however. this order
was modified 90 permit men to ac.
company their families According
Co G.. q. MurSr. general superinten.
dent of the Galveston. Houston in
terurban lines, $500 persons left
over the interurhan line passcn.
ger trains departing from the city
were taxed to provide accpmnoia.
tions for the hundreds who sought
90 quit the city one special train
left on the Santa fr. In addition.
automobiles carried many families
across the causewny Ia Dickinson
and other unuiutnnd pitfge