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The Newark journal., 1920-01-29

ephone rent, hereby agree that the following schedule of prices shall pre- vail as regards medical fees Town calls, $2.00. Calls in Country $100 per mile Night calls in the Country, $1.00 extra. Labor cases $500 plus mileage $10O.
 V. L. PASCOE.
 T. N. ROMAN.
 o. L. BONE.
 J. B. ROE.
 L. c. POE.
 4. A. EVANS. Newark, Ark, Jan. L, 1920 Cadv1
The Newark journal., 1920-01-29
$2O, ,OOO FIRE AT LITTLE ROCK

Little Rock, Ark, Jan. 25.-The Skillern building, at Scott and Third streets, was badly damaged by fire of unknown origin early Sunday morn ing. The entire third story of the building was gutted and is almost q total loss The building was leased some time ago by Ad Hamburg The damage is estimated at $20,000.
The Newark journal., 1920-01-29
FLU MILD IN ARKANSAS

Little Rock, Jan. 25.-The few cas- es of influenza in Arkansas are said to be of very mild nature with all almost insignificant death rate Au- thorities at Camp Pike say there is not a single case among the soldiers stationed there. Thirty mild cases with no deaths were reported today at Coal Hill, in the mining district
The Newark journal., 1920-01-29

Buy your wagon from Jeffrey Bros.
 Gatezy.ul. They have the John 3ee-a Hide-tlead--th kind yon like.
 Salesmen Wanted to solicit orders for u5rjeating oils, paints and greas- es. Salary CT Commission. Address The Lemox oil and Paint Co.,, Cleve- lard. Ohio.
The Newark journal., 1920-01-29
NAME BANK CASHIER

Newport, Jan. 27.-Walter McCul- lars of Jonsboro has been elected as cashier of the Bank of Grubbs this week a. a meeting of directors and stockholders. The bank of Grubbs is in one of the rich farming sections of Jackson county.
The Newark journal., 1920-01-29
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

We the undersigned doctors, owing to the increased cost of living to- pether with the price of medicines and the high expense of office and tel
The Newark journal., 1920-01-29
TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE

deputy in each Township in Indepen- dence County on the dates hereinaf- ter named for the purpose of Collect ing the State. County, Road, School District Municipal and Improvement District Taxes, assessed and levied against the Real and Personal prop erty of said county for the year 1919 as follows
 Jefferson Township at Avis, Janu- ary 5
 Union Township at Salt Peter. Jan qary C.
 Cusaman Township at Cosbman, January 7th and Sth.
 Washington Township at Bethesda January 9th and 10th.
 Oil Trough Township at Elmo, Jan aary l22
 Hill Township at Liberty Hill Church. January 13th.=
 Christian Township at Oil Trougr, January h
 Rosie Township at Rosie. January I5.
 salado Township at salado. Janu- ary 16.
 Greenbrier Township at Jamestown, January 19
 Relief Township at Conversion School House. January 20
 Liberty Township at Floral, Janu- ary 2f.=
 Fairyiew Township at Pleasant Plains, January 2 and g.
 Huff Twnship at Chisam's Srhool House, January 24.
 Barren Township at Burrows stora January 26.
 Barren Township at Hickory Valley January, January 27
 Ashley Township at Brewer School House, January 28.
 Greenbrier Township at Locust Grove, January 29th. Greenbrier Township at Desha, Jan uary 30 Black River Township at Cord, on February and 3
 Dota Township at Walnut Grove, February 1.
 Dota Township at Charlotte, Feb ruary 9th. Gaiasboro Township at Ham School House February 6.
 Logan Township at Jimersoas# Store February 9th.
 Wyeough Township at Mt. Carmel, February 10.
 Magness Township at Magnesa. Febraury II.
 White River Township at Sulphur Rock, February 12 and 13
 Craig Township at Rutherford February H.
 Big Bottom Township at Newark, February 16, F and IS
 Ruddell Township at Court House, February 19 20, and 2f.
 And after the last named date in my office at the Court House at Batesville, Ark, until April 10th. 1920.
 Act No. 415 of the Acts of 1911 provides that all Taxes levied on real and personal property shall be deem ed due and payable at any time from the first Monday in January to and including the 10th day of April, in each year, and all such Taxes remain ing unpaid after the 10th day of April. shall be considered delinquent. and 1t Is hereby made the duty of the Collector to extend a penalty of 10 per cent of all such delinquent Taxpayers who have not paid their taxes within the time limited.
 The Clerk of the County Court a the time of making settlement with the collector shall carefully examine the record of taz receipts is kept by the Collector and charge said collec- tor with sum equal to ten per cen of all tax receipts recorded after the 10th day of April.
 All persons are requested to have deeds or Tax Receipts, containing correct description of their land D errors may be avoided in making tax receipts.
 When l have more than one day in Township, l reserve the right to leave soon after noon of tie last day.
 s. D. LINDSEY,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-08
OUTLINES METHODS
To LOWER PRICES
TELLS LABOR HOARD MORE Pt,
tUR Rtii. WORKERS SHOT I'D
Not DECREASE COSTS.


WASuINCTt y. May 5.-rrc' niing
q mare II data prepared un behalf N
the railroad bruth,rhuod7 and unions
tending to SHOW increased wages shoulh
not cause higher prices. W. Jctt lauck.
former secretary Of the war labor
board today suggested to the railroad
labor hoard two methods 10 curb pro;.
itccring and reduce the cost of liyinl,
Either the cu,t price of all cummodili,1
nnuld be- marked when leaving III,
industry. Mr. Mnuck said, or congress
an,uld control industries ~ the rail-
roads were controlled during the wat
~ marking with the factory price. the
public. hc said would know II the re-
taller was charging fair amount Thu
witness declared that IN, way was open
tn rtop the vicious circle of increased
wages and increased prices aud the
question before congress where II mu',
finally hc solved
Action hy congress viii have to com 3.
he assorted rnlcss the force of public
op.nioh acquainted with thr real cusl
81 commodities reduces prices To- propo'
cNols
labor -osts have boon In no w1v
responsible for current high prices. Nj
laucl tintendcd, producing st1tisti.
tcdd,ig to show that the enormous
rt"ills made by corporations since a..
hognuing Of the war have been IA
cause ial or ir hardly an apprcciah.
,Lrn,ut In production expense. hr ar
suvd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-08
SOUTHWARK SWEEP.
BY SONORA TROOPS
WELL UNDER WAY
tiRRiNLN GOVERNMENT TOT
TtRiNG ~ Hiii:Ei.> MiRCi
on NNTION = CAPITAL.

~ NaHIrtH'Ff lftas
~. FNSp. Man The Clrnnz1
government ~ MoNico civ H. tottcr
ing Whlc fifteen thousand sonora rove.
Iytrui t~ cav, hygun their sputhcrh
sweet coward the uatiun's capital.
T,llult r. Holiun. commercial agent
f"r the rcvolu,iunists. announced today
Even the loyalty uf General Manuel
~ Dicguz g. Carrurga has been ducs
toned hy the fcdcrals. the announce.
mvnt alid Scnur Ecllran declared that
General Francisco Murqun In conf.
mand of the federal forces az Mexico
Ciil. and IN the rtatc of Pucbla. was
said tn have ISSUED manifesto at the
capital accusing Dicgucz of fricndlinc ~
with thc rcyoiuiirnistf while ustcnsihl,
masking e campaign against them at
Cu1dnlnJlr. in the state uf Jaliscn.
General Jos Gonzales Esrohnr com
mludor 10 Ju1rc2. said he had received
iopuftr that Nn'1moros Tnmaulipas.
uppu.,tc nrownsyill, Texas. as bcins
W"nlccd hy r.yulriionisls. who hli
given the military authorities thr"c
d1yr' notice that they would camur,
tn town at noon toduy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-08
TRAINS COLL|DE;
TWELVE INJURED
MISSOURI PACIFIC PASSENGER
NND FREIGHT MEET NEAR
TE\tRk ANA.

hN NnaNflHffN N7FHsN
\Rk AN. rrN.. May i.-rwcl,s
persons were injured IN u collision ~
ln:30 o'clnck tonight two miles north
~ Hone. Nrl,ansas, when Missouri ~.
ellie pas rnerr train No. s3l. south
bound aud an extra fright number ~
met head un.
The injured are:
Steve Nullin, engineer of M s33.
both collar hon,, broken. face crushed.
l,ii lrs broken, mosi srriousl, injured
". n newman. IlaNion. Va. face
AND urrl, bruised and knee wrenrlrd
o.. T. Iucl,. Valiant. Oklahoma.
arm crushed.
4. \ Griilin. ~. i.olis. leg and arm
Wr-uchcd
Z. ~ Powell. QIcrn City. Texas. lrfl
arm Wtcnohfd
omar N,id. 1T Springs. NrL. ribs
rud right arm hrul,rn.
Z. e. Hatch lllryins, trhr, Jaw
broken.
N,i.c,l, Memphis. Tennessee
na,r broken.
". J.. Nitiar. Hot spring. Arkansas
lcft leg broken.
O. W. N',iun rcNarLana. TrNas.
hash Wrpnch'd.
I,nllin " HlGr.r .lr. nose brukrn
Nr thafir, VI Q, 'hritsnn. TcNar.
klna. TrN1s. hldl, bruised
None ul ihc freight train crew va.
iniurrd
Iiruin 1 Malh,-. iiiilr Rnrh. was
saved D., jumping
Both tngiu,, NtrH trlr rppeh NJ
Ni,l,naiioa II the Wrcck J.. offered h,
rffirial,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-08
OPEN
CONVENTION TO-DAY
WILL SELECT N>TiONN Ci>DI
DATES N>D PREPARE
IUR CAMPAIGN.

ny Associated rrrts
NEW YORK. May The aoclllls,
party q American will enter the pres.
idrutul campaign tomorrow with the
opening here of itr national convention.
cullcd to select candidates Tor president
ana Virr.prcTidcnt of the United States
adopt national platform and perfect
the party machinry fr the "hig fight
OF 1890"
Eugene V. Drhs. NOW serving y ten
wear term In the Atlanta pcnitcutiarN
tor violation 81 the espionage act dur.
Ing thr war viii be- NAMED to head tn
socialist ticket. according e. the vir,u.
rlly unanimous prediction of party lead.
rrs tonight. Included among favor.
tics" Tor nomination ms vicc.prcsid mt
b. Scott Nearing formerly professor
of economies az >hc t'niycrsit of Penn.
ayNanit and university uf Toledo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-08
CliI.ES WILL LEAD
TROOPS NENT WEEK


AGtA pHlETA May When Con.
oIul Elise Clllr.. commander of troops
in northern sonora. leaves Ngun Pricia
Monday fur Iuarrz whore hr viii take
command ,f the revolutionary troops
for concentrated driv, into the Tor
r,ou region. General Francisco Il.
Manzo. now stationed 40 llormosillo,
win b, ordered to Ngul rri"t1 to uh"
-.......maud II the garrison here which
viii lr used as concentration and sup
ply depot. Il wlf announced at military
u, adpulricrs tudlv
Fivc hundred additional troops are
rvuor'. a Go Hrri,, in Ngm lri,p from
Inland points In Sonora hy ncNt Mon.
day ~ Tuesday. II was stated.
General Clllrs and his military st1ff.
which h., been stationed here. viii
ri,o an entertainment ana dance In
Arua prlcin Saturday night for Amcri.
e. ns I'm Douglas Arizona
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-08
SENATOR CHARGES DUPONT
ring THREATENS GENERAL
IF DYE BILL fight GOES ON
nY TME AssocIATEp pREss.

WASHINGTON, May 7.-Major General Leonard Woods
presidential candidacy the vehicle for another shower fire.
works the Senate today when Senator Kenyon Republican of
Iowa. charged that the Dupont interests virtually had threatened
attack the Wood boom unless Senator Moses Of New Hamp-
shire of the generals campaign managers withdrew his op.
position the pending bill protect American dyesuff indus.
try The Dupons the largest American manufacturer and
Senator Kenyon reading by permission Of General Wood and
Senator Noses letter to the latter signed by Charles K Wes
ton, manager Of the Dupont publicity bureau declared
certainly in the nature of n threat"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-08

IIr union wuI - viii assemble al
tH. irtrH elton cf Fourth and Tyler
Hu'ts. mrh tn Fourth and Polk. then
Itu q. E,rhth sir,t. east o. Taylor.
rd Mouth o. fhc " - " building
whore mass meeting viii hs nold
ubi.F VIII o.. open to 'ho public
81 D.' rilhta Frtiug the question
of ftr h.si ,uurs. to pur,u' In the 49,.
flluehmrrf uf l hundrv in Amai do
200 hr ofIri and oprrlird by the
urur. vIs brought up. and the rrn.
tr.f ..uU.ueIs ~ up.uiun srcmed o. be-
tEHt in, lh0r Temple should be- built
.rI tbe nuuir, Installed therein
J. Not llaycut.
Relative O. thr proposed laundry. Mr.
Jtumirrs riid. "rhe idea ~ cndeavor
Irr fo hoseutt the local laundrics.
white hecmf to have rained circulation
lrinnr the irnernl puddle u errone.
our When the union laundry II estab-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-08
WOODS CANDIDACY BEFORE SENATE
Details of Lynchiag
Taylor County Negro
Tuesday Are Learned
~ As,~ia,,d -r.


liEAt MINT, April a tycd
mctHgr irum Wood,ill,. Tylcr ,ouu
W received here tonight tells of ih,
Bi,hing u n,nu. Charles Alinc.
Tuesday. IA, negro "nu arrested b.,
Sh,iH l'nillips ou ,.aigr 90 thtclt
emit. H. kill Wcalvy Mills. Whi.v ma
Lisit ~, ihrtin lnl county iu'g W
= e . On itirtcd with the n,. . oycr
kland .iur kuuntzo fur mfc Keeping
rhcy were intercepted by about forty
maH,od men ana the negro taken from
thr automobile. The officers were sent
back to Woudyillo The negroes body
.wnh fuuS Thursday.
lir had been dead hut few min.
uirs. .l,nm the evidence taken by
The ,urul,r IA, magscd M n attended
only to whip the negro su.ndly hut
ihir waa ovorionc aud he died az a
result or the beating more than thirty
h,urr utcrwnri lie WAS not nbl" To
-ov, rr itua whore the flugging took
place.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-08
LUBBOCK COUNTY
HAS GOOD RAIN
PRECIPITATION AVER iGES HiIF
INCH WITH GOOD PROS.
PECTS FOR CROPS.
Rre.Iai tathe News

LIEEpCK. Mnv An average
rainfall of approximately onc.hulf inch
fcll here and over the eastern half ~
i.uli,,~.s rouuty this morning S.ycrN
other light .howcrs have been received
over the eastern portion ~ this county
within tr- past few days and II u De-.
iirycd the moisture Il sufficient Tor
rllutiur. weather continues threaten.
mg and crop prospects appear gnod.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-08
HALE COUNTY Gets
THREE: INCH RAIN
srrial,ohe Hew.

rt.AlNNtEW. Nav Rain pngius
from "nchulf inch 90 thr', inches Boo
Y,mo wujs fcli over HalH county tudlv
Th, precipitation amounted io ou, hlli
inch in this city hut reliable reports
from luthoir url western rlrts ui thr
county place % nt three inches
SWmll grain ,ror. are practically no.
yur,l nud sIl 8, nuw in shlp, ilr lho
PLANTING ui row crops
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-08
S'NLING OT IISITNNn
ANNIVERSARY OBSERVED
~ Nss-eiaie,i i'rr-s

NEW YORK. Nav THE NTH an
'ivtuury IT the sinking of the steam.
ihip Iusiiarip hy German slhmirin,
tns olYrrv~l here teinv. Spo ial meme
"ri1l rrrVirrr fur tho who lost ihrir
lN,H IN tn disaster we're held IN scv'
'rIl churches
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-08
MURt SUCCtSSES
CREDITED REBELS
BY LATE REPORTS
VERA, CRJZ GARRISON REyOITs
iIir CITY ~ LATER
ENACt iTED.
LOSING BORDER POINTS
Developments Along National Bound
ary Suggest Possible Fights Near
i,io Grand,'-<umbcrs Are
Dr>rrting.
ny Associated irrss
a. AAnIu.Hg HH..aH

ny Associated pr.ss
wASlilNGTuN. May 7.--l ports.
official aul unu1icial TODAY credited
the Mexican rebels with further blood
less suCccSscs.
Information reaching the rebel agents
here. they 'pld. pointed to an early f,H
II l'iydar NcunH N,uyn Laredo and
slatamDias. the only important hurd,r
ports of entry remaining In Caranzi
control.
New ut the revolt of the garrison ~
Vera cruz WIS received through off.
,i1l cham o.. IN town being imm".
diHtcly evacuated by the rebels. pro.
i1mahly hccaur1 uf the prcsrnr, In the
rurhor of M,Sic.n gnhUats loyal to
Caulu2I.
official confirmation of tho report
vciy,d orly IN the d1y bY r,hN
'gcuts that Cirrlnza already had lcft
The capital. waY lacking tonight.
Mes ages Dated Thursday.
The rtatr department today rccciyca
Nvral me sIg,a ,rum the embassy IN
McNicn city. but they were all dated
Thursday.
These dispatches made no mention ~
Carrnnzt's intention of leaving the can.
.ial. Il was stated.
Dirpatchrs from rebel sources re-.
ported Iuii Cahrciu. head of the Car.
ilnza cabinet. was on re.tr today hv
train Cor ri"dras Ncgluy and that A..
ionsn cabrera. brother ~" the cabinet
minister. hId hcen ARRESTED hy General
Gonzales IN purbla.
Alfonsp cabrera. whllc royotunr 81
huehla. was concerned In the mus,cu.
ton of American consular agent W. o..
Jenkins.
Guards Desert.
Developments along thr border today
rlggcHl"d three pw.sihlv fights near tht
United States boundary The con-.
mand"r uf the NcuVo Laredo garrison
appears tu have held his men in lin.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the dv'triiun of Gus
toms and Immigration guards. hut rrh.
'ls wcr" reported to have captured =
irainluad uf federal res rves between
l.ampaz". and the border town
similar situation was pres 'ntcd ~
Piclra' Ncgras, opposite Eagle Pass
There the commanding officer was sail
to have dislrmrd his garrison. while
q rebel force advancing northward was
raid e. have reached point only -
miles iputh ~ the border. Andrew
Amazan. the rebel who has been opcr.
ating In northern Tnmaulpay. was r..
ported tu be- preparing 90 attack Muta.
moros. opposite brownsville. Texas.
Refuses villa Aid
Spokcsmcn of the rcNolutionists min
imizcd the importance ol the refusal nt
General Gales to accept the services
of villa and the announcement uf Gen.
cral Pablo Gonzalez that h. could not
ndpport the revolution. Gonzales. who
was Ohrcgon's opponent for the prcsi
dent. has Insisted that his break vita
the administration must not be- con.
strued as Indicating his support of the
larger rebel movement. In the mean.
while he has occupied the capital of
puchla and has the largest single rc.
hcllious unit In the vicinity II the cap.
ital.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-08
LABOR UNIONS WILL STAGE PARADE
TONIGHT At 80N MAIN STREETS N
sYMPATHYW|TH LAUNDRY WORKERS

parad" which an union laborers Amarillo will
h" pc on iok and Taylor Streets tonight o'clock.
td"d meeting last night. According given
out a. the Central Labor Inon thc
Sith laundry workers Amarillo
tumniuc of Temple Association said
that absolutely rad.calism VIII b. displayed
Arrangements have nade of Police NJ Davis TO
streets at p,rade
orlnr iIafic
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-08

PAT Ng.rr Ci.vu
TO MEET TONIGHT

Supporters NJ pat VI Ncff of
Waco. democratic Dndidnto Tor
r.,onur. win meet 10 \ O'Clock
tonight iu the district court
room. court house Ia discuss
plans for furlhoriug hiH inter
,ets u Amarillo und th, pIn
handle.
l.rH whitaker president NJ
the ppt Ncll club. has request.
81 that nll supporters of thr
Waco candidate attend 10.
ulght'H meet ting
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-08
WEATHER


Forecast Saturday probably thunder
showers
Wet Tcvas-saiurday and Sunday
partly cloudy 20 cloudy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-08

Isb.d $500 VIII. b ruurso. solicit busi.
n'Fs h' rot with the ld,a in yicw of
Waa.ns uIr competitors ", holiev
that Amarillo needs unl can support
another laundry and II will hr built
even if the urumiet0rs of the present
nurdfirs aud their cmuioycs come to
ln agreement IN short. We think an.
other laundry would br q roud thing
fnr thr citv"
To Contribute Funds.
Members ~ the locul painters union
~ mt nc Inst NIGHTS melting PASSED "a
resolution that soc D. taken from tho
irusmy ~ that organization for I'm.
mediate usr hy l1undry WORKERS who
nrr now out ant that an assessment n
e. per week per msmher ~ the paint
rrs uuiun De- u.efn Zoe thslr further
suprnrt The rrsoiution docs not be.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-08

The hlll. which W described 10y ~
1prnsnrs nr framed Ia foster an Amori.
can dycsiuif industry. tu prevent Ger
many rcgaining u world control of the
hunlncH with its potential influence In
the production of war munitions. ..as
apparently having quiet time.
Senator Frclinghuysfn. republican q.
New .l,rrcy. told the senate that pro-
German influences were working to dc
tent the hill. hoasting that they hal
prevented the United States from en.
lrring the DIS Fturfs field before the
war and hoped To- do II again.
Thomas Opposes i,ill.
Senator Thomas. democrat uf Culo
rado. who followed, was also opposing
the measure when senator Kenyon
lrnkc In with we have heard af the
Influences at work Ia defeat the bill.
Has the senator any knowledge Of the
influences at work tn secure It's pas
sage have IN my hand letter ad
drpa'ed tn q certain United states sen.
atnr who IL opposing this hill and il
alan one of the managers of the eau
didncy II a certain gentleman for pres
ilcnt ~ the United States. which lettn,
ia certainly In the nature of threat
60 The fcnator IN relation to that can
didncy. II ho doves not cease hs opp
Yltlon Ia this lin This letter IN from
the publicity bureau ~ the Duponl
company at Wilmington. Delaware.
Reads letter.
There was general awakening ii
interest IN the chamber ami n pllIna
out II cloak rooms as senator Kenyon
read the letter.
"'rh" l'tier." resumed senator Ken
yon, ~ used with the full knowiedg,
und consent uf the senator tAir MnseS
who rcScnts It. aud ! am sure that
ought tn say thst the candidate
prr.'id, nj whom the senator IN support
ing, General Leonard Wood. who ais
roarnts the letter II shows the meth
ulf that are ufcd to try to pass thl.
hill. We have the remarkable sprctac.,
of United States senator who Is en-
gagged In managing presidential cam
paign. practically threatened ~ to Whit
may happen to the campaign II hc de-, ,
not withdraw his opposition in this hin
Tells II Magazine Article.
u VIII sny further that In line with
the publicity campaign which the pa
pont people are carrying on for thl,
hill. there IL an article In the Manu-
facturcrr Record of April 22-and boai
IN mind the letter n to the senator
dated April Ian article entitled Gen
cral Wood u fur preparedness. but hi'
chief ha'kcr is strangling the dye hin
And then follows an assault ON ths
'rnalor for his opposition to the hin
)" there may De- mo- MISUNDERSTANDING
ana that the presentation of the lottei
mnN no, %, in any way considered 10.
nn attack ou General woud lci mc s,y
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-08
POST TEST|F|Es
IN OWN BEHALF
NSSISTiNT SECRETARY OF I.tIlOl.
A>SWEliS CHARGES MADE
ny OFFICIALS.
Nv A..n..sleA Pro-.

~ Associated Pres.
WASlllNGTON. Nav Assistant
. rrctary uf labor nost. tcs,ifyinE h..
day before the house rules committe'
alii forty ~ the hundreds of foreign.
err rom l"d up In raids hy the dcprt
nent of Justice In the last VI months
admitted That they favored overthrow
oi the government nv violence.
Tells NJ Arrests.
Mr. Post appeared In his own hchnlt
In connection with charges M to whole.
f,lr cancellations of warrants for the
drpnrtniluns ~ aliens while he dlh
not .,iyc the number Of examinations.
hc s1id that In making five thousand
arrests department of Justice agents
found only three rcvolvcrs.
S0ught io Follow law.
HcTid"s dclcnrnig that h. sought o.
follow the spirit of the law. Mr.. Pos,
said hc had not violated the letter of
the law ihai his every decision was
made on evidence and iht legally only
secretary Wilson or himself was au.
ihorizcd 10 issue deportation warrants.
Recommendation ~ Anthony Cnini-
nctti commissioner general ~ imml.
grafton. flyoring deportation. were un.
'ruihorigcd and unlawful. Mr. Post de.
clurcd adding thov were often M Va.
ri1nc" with the evidence.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-08

Troops uf the Ncuvo Laredo garrison.
the police and part of the fiscal guards
numbering coo men were said today 10
have remained loyal to the central gov.
crnmcnt General Cara announced
forces at his command were ample 10
defend thr city. but that the reinforce.
m,uts had been requested Co take un
the pursuit IT the rebel fiscal guards
aud other rebel hands In this section.
CIrunza wns siill In Mexico City
Inst uighl al midnight. Consul Garcia
announced to-day, lie said he received
a telegram from the president this
m"rning sent from the national palace
10 that hour.
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