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The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-09-29

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Furniture makers in Johannesburg,
Bouth Africa. are % busy that they
ere unable to hike all the orders that
are forthcoming.
Operated BY compressed air directed
b. one man, Z new implement, for use
above the mines literally shevels ore.
from piles into cars. !
NH The 10000 separate manufacturing
PLACES a Philadelphia are operated by
IN army pc skilled mechanics numbers.
Ing nor than 10000. sS.
The hrst locomotive with steel.
springs was buflt In England just 100
years ago. and Il stir TO. Be seen Ii.
the South Remington museum.
The highest psint yot reached Ii.
trade union membership In Canada.
was III 1919, when the total number az
trade union j. re reached ss7.os7.
For testitk concrete 4 government.
laboratory m Europe has Installed; a.
3 hydraulic press with q crushing force
q 4.000 tons 70 the square inch.
y IS loss In production ,of 10000 dozen
pairs Of hosiery is expected to result
from the eurtailment Of operations n.
THE mills ID eastern5 Pennsylvania.
e Baltimore decrease Of from 50:
! 4 gspee cent ID found Ia the output
a5s1 labor. WfaEes7 In the textile indus
ny Alaves been doubled, bat production
has decreased more than 50 per cent
=! ntlcfpa!,n = leck te, me metal l
'D.IAh = tllan,s!!a 'selzed me 1ac-s
- 81 rs Z Worke Is !;
..e q 49, y. ana sEe
- Is Is oW 0seias VII YiSleA se. lie
Il At1a1Heets ls II sef rpota 5i5.gaS
= strike e pFess feeders employed
~ printing plants A. Boston and ~
einity spread froanSa snail beginning
Until aabsut 60 were ont The plants
infected publish magazines and scheol
ooks No % generai printing: Ihey
snnpisy aDsst 4.9oO 4pefson - al ,de-
rtnnen .s$$ Ine press eeder strike
Asts enforce denands 9 wage In
q NJ n
! = new wase schedule a1ectingsabouti
76yO00navySyard employees VII be put
Aatts eject ri the first y dayS after
s~esptennber IS. secretary Daniel an
snsuncsdt that he had completed his re-
yiev u he findings Of the. nayy yard
wage hoard sandfthat the increases ap-
Srsoveds WSuld$ be ready for application
NE, y lib " be J made made ! public tAaic later late ;s8
Oscar =. Miller of the STANDARD on
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-08
SAYS u. S. ACCEPTANCE MEANS WORLD PEACE
100 AMARILLOANS Will
LEAVE HERE TOMORROW
ON S-DAY TRADE TOUR

More than hundred business of Amarillo will leaye
tomorrow morning o'clock by special train the Santa Fe
Tor three days trade tour the south and portions
Of the Panhandle The first days itinerary will include stops at
Hereford Clovis and Lubbock and all intermediate points, and
lunch will be taken at Clovis Arriving Lubbock the after
at O'clock the visitors will be entertained by the business
Of Lubbock according to from that city The second
days trip will include ride the Lamesa and Crosbyton
branches and up the main line far Pnvew where the
night will be SPENT and the third day will bring the boosters back
to their home city after having made visit all points between
Planview and here.
The Amarillo trade evanges will be adorned with all the
decorations usually associated with such excursion Uniform
hats Of white felt with black band bearing the word Amarillo
in yellow will be and all will carry heavy walking canes
from which will hang yellow and black streamers. Large black
pennans with the slogan Trade Amarillo in yellow have been
provided be the back and long yellow and black
badges with the word owdy" will hang from the lapel Of the
of the by large white button bearing his
Each ndvidu will advertise according his peculiar ideas
and will provide whatever novelties he might deem to
be distributed as souvenirs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-08
FRANCE IS READY
To ACT IN EAST
On VERGE Or SENDING A STERN
NOfE To GERMANY REGARD.
mt TREATY COMPLIANCE


PARIS. AUG - France. starting
alone 10 necessary. Is on the verge cf
sending stern note 90 the German
government informing u that France
viii Brt instantly and forccfully 10 en-
fOrce the treaty of Versailles In its
prov Isions for eastern Europe. as well
as fnr the west. and that France cal
pruIafly take Cuer,iyc action along th1
Rhine. according to reports In the
highest official circlos.
Tho French government II declared
o. q, convinced that Germany Ia plot.
ting with the soyiets 90 nullify the
Polish boundaries. erected by the allies
la.i wear and hampering all allied q.
furts O. aii the new republic during q
critical prrisi. The feeling also II
Ha.rih,l a. the French In official quar-.
tors that efforts ~ certain factions In
Gormauv o. provoke an open quarrel
iftWr.n the two countries n approach.
iur crisis.
within the past several DAYS all sup
plies "a route for French Troops In the
piehisolte AREA of uppcr Silesia have
been hsld by German railway men ami
other WORKERS AL of the Saar basin
b tied up by a strike. and shipments
fnr Poland by way of Germany have
been sldgtrarked &C wrecked. The Conl-
mgni.t party II Germany was reported
to have ordered It's members IN cart
Prussia o. extend a welcome 20 the BOB
~he,ikL The greatest possible trouble
had hecn stirred up al Danzlg and the
recent Tag incident AZ the French em.
hassy In Berlin remains unsettled.
II Is declared IN official circles the
French cannot endure this state of AZ.
fairs much longer. and that France
must show that the treaty of vec.
saillcs II more than a sap " I-pcE."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-08
Tennessee VIII Settle
Suffrage Question Soon;
Legislature is Summoned

some living too far away a. receive tn
Call before Monday. while others must
travel considerable distance. Repre-
sentative !. Frank Griffin. of Tiptuh
vile. according tu headquarters here
uf the National Wuman's party. has
wired from California that he was lea,
ing today for Nashville to take part
w the fight for ratification.
VIII begin Fight LARRY
Speaker TOld. of the senate. ana
SPEAKER walker ~ the house. hay,
promised. according 60 suffragists. {,
introduce ratification resolutions ~
their respective branches of the lcg.s
laturc early in the session. while Sen,
tor Albert T.. lIlll. Democrat. and Johr
6. liuuk. Republican. and Rcprcsentp
tive 7. n Riddick. Democrat. haV,
been asked to act as flopy !,s-,!.ss
Paflry y. Christensen. farmer.l lahui
cnndidai" for president. who II herr {,
address the labor council tomorrow ~
behalf of ratification. IN telrgrams sent
to Governor Cox and senator Hardinr
tonight. yiid u pail of the members oi
the legislature Indicates II VIII be- r.
l.vtvd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-08

~ Associated Press.
NASHVILLE. Tenn. Aug. :. - Ths
fight over whether Tennessee shall d.
tho thiriy.siXth state To- ratify III" fc,i.
cinl woman suffrage amendment
gathered momentum hcr" twlay with
the issuanc" hy Governor Roberts ~ a
call fur a special SESSION uf the l"gis.
laiur-. to h-gin Monday.
OF the i1a subjects mentioned IN the
call Governor Roberts emphasized rat.
iticHiinn uf the amendment, ESTABLISH.
ment uf the lcgal tatus uf women aud
their qualifications fur voting. aud cn.
nrtmcnt m legislation providing fuf
their payment 81 poll taxes and regis.
tfaiiun.
tniis seem ln Majority
With the hotels already crowded with
suffrage advocates AMI opponents
every train arriving today brought
mere from all parts uf T'nness.- antl
ffWm many uthrt states. with anti sui.
rage workers apparently in the m1.
jurity tonight
Many member ~ the legislature are
cXpyctrd tn be- unable tu reach Nash.
Vile IN tim. lot the opening srssior,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-08
LUBBOCK CITIZENS
FORM NEFF CLUB
MORE THAN FOUR HUNDRED
SIGN hi.EGiA>CE To
WACO CANDlniTE

~ BLOCK, Tex. Aug The I.uh.
hock County Ncfffor Governor club
was orranizei In this civ tonight. with
m"rc than 900 members Judge George
u. Bean. former lnun,y supporter.
vas elected president. ani Represent,
tt' e. \ Baldwin. w Slaiun ,l..
lirsid'ri George " Eugrs n tHf-
mUr supporter of Thumlssn frr gov.
'u"r WIS thUsrn 49, secretary An
executive committee was appointed e.
IufuIIlfH plans fur continuing fh.
campaign Iudr' Randolph of Plain.
'irv. senator ". ~ ia,sisn, who
worked in Thomson IN tho Grsi uri.
nuh l.ir' Iu,hvtt. and H.rr.-rrt.
'it' ?. 4 Baldwin siUh, during th,
.tsfIra
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-08
Federa's Parade Denver
Streets as Steps Taken
to Start Cars Ouer City

firrts and regular policc under aru7.
Officials wst. prepared o. prevent O,
,uuruvr U fiutins whi'h oust the lives
m siN men and injury 81 uftN-thrfr
other p,rsuus. including women an
children.
\ large number uf th" truops ~.
rrauusi al az. slsuv uf 10 itiug lHst
uight. while the remainder were ~ thu
city auditorium awaiting otdcrs Am't
i,su I.t,iun mrui1,is pttIull'd th. uuI
s.ilt- "i thu ciiN.
Carp Saw,lOii ShoiEunS
Iang hu, ul uIutnt ears. itllri wi'ii
pph,.m-n rtm,d With sawed ufi fh"i
guns and uii,f. we're mui'iliy' go th
,iiN hall
MaNar Hsil'i aupaaiod g. riiiK ns G
keep ht duwutuWn wr',ts
Thrrr had i,rrn ~ disturbance 90
dlk and authorities suui id'tsd thsN Ut
th, situation we'll ~ hand
The exact time of the arrival uf sHl
irarns whivh irft camp Funston kaus
1T . 80 u'clu-k this murning. Was uu
known MhipIlst tanks hand Ktrnadr
un. i.auu,i'rf firing shtupn'i shells and
stvsd uif shoiruns ars hs.inr hruurlii
tn tsnN.r hy these truoi,s
~ = conference ui.sht of miliisrr
stat. and ciVii authoritier " was d.
cid.d e. stsft street ears running su
every line la the city Tomorrow noi
ing.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-08
4 PERSONS HURT
IN PAMPA WRECK
TRAIN STRIkES CAR. INIuRI>G
NAN. WifE AND FOIR
M GilrtRS

PAMpA. T,X. Aug : - Eisthouri
S'nta q, passenger train passing
through here at go o'clock this after
noHn. struck an automobile occupied by
: VI Mckay vii, lnd thr,r daughters.
uf Guuluirh' formerly of Mohrsii..
Mrs Mckay suffered broken collar
bone. md hrr husband was spriuuSl,
injured in ur, lnf ~ uf the u,ru.
pants of On, ,If wen. mure ur l,a.- flt.
ly bruised and ruf
The ,tT Wus demolished
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-08
Conditions Northeast
of Polish Capital Are
Declared More Gloomy
u ss st.irrus
IhnFt. AfI

u. sees. .afs,i Pres.
PARIS Aug -.The situltiuu
. rfta ai.' Uf WaroW BE- more disquirt.
I#r falV h.rlusr of the flliur" ~ tn
.tF.siI staff fn take all ~ msusur.s 8
r., commended ty the aliied military -
tHf. riFs an announcement hy tha
TfH.h frr.i.sn Uffirr telav.
rl. Arriu Trerch mission which IN.
,Irid = Iusci1nd French nmhassa
t- o. she United States and Rrun
ps'atnun. British amhassadDr 90 Ger
msnv. the foreign ofncr r-f-crts. VIII
uut leave Warsaw for ssyerai days.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-08
tContinued on Page 81
out ~ Politics

By Asociaicd Press.
Ml.NlCt CITY. Aug :. - Luis g..
ht-fa, SECRETARY uf the treasury IN the
oal,in,; uf the late President Carrangl.
has written from the United States i''
. friend In Mexico city that he II oul
of politics and T. not cunspiring again"i
the provisional president. according o.
~ Universal S.nur Inhrrrd's where.
ahuuts and activities have been nys
terry sine, carianZa's death.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-08
wm Irrr Polish Nd

NEW YORK, Aug Amtft1r ri'i
- 'e 90 ln'ish hirih or drsr 90. HssHir
ihng here teiay planned appurtwsHi
nf rummlitsar 40 over ths rourfft fu
rau uian President WI. u. SfnstH4
Harding and Gosrnor GnN. o. urrr
ulun them ne'd ~ Intervention in D.,
half Il Poland August o. has h.fn
80 rs the daie for demonstrations if
nearly Ice American tiiiss
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-08
COVENANT issue IS MADE
PARAMOUNT DECLARATION
by DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE
IY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS


FAIR GROUNDS, Dayton. Aug THE Democratic presden
s standard with the League Of Nations and Progress s peak
eseuheon today marched into the 1920 campaign by
James NJ. Cox.
throng Of cheering Democrats. estimated variouy a be-
tween $4,000 and 75OO witnessed Governor Coxs acceptance
party leadership the presidential contest following formal
caton by Senator Robinson Of Arkansas chairman the Sar
Francisco convention Of its choice.
Governor Cox with Franklin D. Roosevelt his running mat.
at his sdc marched for mile in brong the head Of
parade Of Democratic delegations reviewing the Fair Grounds
Their presence eleventh hour thought of the governors
who had planned merely review the Democratic hosts
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-08
COTTON EXPORTS
SHOW LARGE GAIN
DURING PAST YEAR
PRICES BEING PAID tOR SftPiI
ARE HIGHEST ~ FIFTY.
THREE YEARS
GERMANY IS HEAVY BUYER
Value of Isi9..O Crop T. Placed N Over
Two Billion Dollars, or Nm IN
crease of Halt billion Over
Preceding Is Months
By Associated Pres.

BY Associated Pres,
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. The com.
pletc statement of the cotton crop ~
the United States for III" cotton yca'
ending July 81. was given to the trad"
today by H. q. Hester, secretary oi Inc
New Orleans Cotton Exchange. out
standing features In the report were
the figures On values. secretary Nestle
saying that prices paid ior IN" rr.n
were the highest IN ~ years. ana the
figures on exports. which credited ''c''
many and Austria. after having l"'n
practically wiped ou, of the american
market since 1914, with taking ''H'""'
hales.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-08

Amusmcnts and entertainments o-
different finds viii be- furnished On the
nip and at stops. Tn" Amarillo Baud
music at each stop Other forms ~ en-.
must at each stop Other forms uf en-
tcrtainmcnt win he provided. II is un.
drrstuad ana " II predicted that mcrri.
nl-nt wall prevail througnuu, the rntir,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-08

"rhc iselr inpiiuu - President C1r-
nnra WE q sd blow tn ma and ! have
tsh.d IuHiclN and priNliulN that the
fullest ,Nrnsurr &C Tho ficts be- uHdn
,ni thr rr.ltv unos hr punished who.
.Nrr ~ , may De-
with tfr triuwrh o fth' movement.
in uplI o. avoid disputes over thu
rtfiI.r,y chose % retire to rriNHi
Ji, with TIE hurU 81 1,hir,iur thD ruh
%, r.l.' IafTftIl'trly there remained
t hH HtIhiv ru'rr clements ana rvth,us
fHr ',ft ~ tr'i boz management - the
iir1iinr fh.tr vtf' uuii-iur- Boo nHIih.
tru M.NH.f
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-08
CONSTANTINOPIE OCCUPIED
ON N rliORirN Oi h.i.iE'

Nv Fanfini1d IffFs.
ROME. Aux THE allies author
iz,si the Greeks tn uccupy Cunstani
iinoplc. according to q dispatch To- IN,
chs hstrNato's Romano.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-08
tcontinued on Page T~o.r


ny Associated Prrss.
RERI.IN. Aug. The alleged move.
mrut of French troopS through upper
Silesla. reported In lirrslau telegram
nrinted In the Zwrifuhrhlntt. ~ dent"
in a semi official statement received
here today
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-08
Tn Non. rnllir NIllir.

Im nNsl iu WN purpuH tp rNHil
pui DO. 80 lirs in urti'i that I NAV nj
futh.f o. th' TARGET uf persecution
tahty and hogs thIt tho puhl,wa
fl,ir" th" MnNis1n government VIII ha
1ittl in Wfun'I Sttisfirurs tH 1ll
iut "r,ftr THY ST. ininHftant Hri 3D.
irafH Iut not un-lNli,lr n ia 100 e
matter q the ru,srnW-nt tfur taitiUt
iFu. ui~ irdru'nt and .put q
h,u,r .ordili,tS aud iust,,r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-08

~ Associated Pres.
DAYTON. o.. Aug 7-peacc Ter
America and the world hy this nation =
entrance into the League u Nations
with interpretations Not disturbing
its vital principle was pronounced to
DIV hy Gov James NJ. COX. the demo.
',fltia presidential standard bearer. as
his rImmuurt pulicy.
In hIe address here accepting the
democratic nomination. Gov. Cox mill.
f.rth thtmponci the i.oIgue hs pro.
uuso,l by ~, airri Wilson. with inter.
fHciHii.rs iusutinr r"1d flith and un'
d,rstlrdirr. ami denounced what h.
tIfmsd the dishunnrlllH proposal from
Seuat Harding his republican oppon.
lent f"r "a separate poacc With Ger
MANY
t.asuc or no league. the democratic
uHuiuer declared o. the issue bctwc'
fUr two plrii's "the sIprcm" issue ui
.hr r,rtuN.' be- said
"Th, uI'sfiuu iS' Coz dHTllrrl
"WI,thtr w, shall or shall Not JOIN
iu this ura,uC1l .rI human, move.
urnt tr,sId,ut Wilson entrrud
fhr isuUIr iu eur rtm". senator
ilsrhuc 1s the r,pulitcan ,tudidat-
i.r 90, presidency prup,srs in plain
words that w. tfmHih uut ~ u A.
tlr G,u,staiir candidate ! favor soiug
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-08

However. IN account of the per.
iriencr of newspaper men and my d..
Ire not to appear discuurtoous Tor one
,imc only ana breaking my purpose tn
remain silent IN urdcr 90 satisfy curi.
psity en- some MrNi,lu affairs with
which I was related
In urt,r ~ drf'nd the niucirlr IT
vet acrertinr governmental impusitiuns
" matters ~ election I tuuk part in
the recent revolution TN Mexico CJiyi
achieving IT, rapid termination hy uv-
oup,inr ihe capital with my troops :
lid this de- lhtlcss with ntim'nt -
littcrn,s hcraurr th" ullion against
- ihli'hed government was contrary o.
uy vishrs. accepting ii uulN ~ last
r, course. because my personal regard
'ur President C8rrantt could not go
iuickly be- ended hy mere political dif
ffYt.fftsa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-08

The parade line alone was estimat.
al to contlin close Ia 20 900 march
erH ur two hours the governor In his
addi'ss of acceptance kept the vast
nrong cheering as he gave with en-.
ph1sis and clarity his campaign poll.
,ies lie made the league his para.
mount declaration. declaring he stood
Tor American and world peace by i,s
adoption. with Interpretations" pre.
'crving 80 yiial plans he declared the
lengu, WIS u part uf the democrats
offering of progress M against rcpub.
lcan reaction. Ills advocacy of the
hague drew lsnvhiy demonstrations
liOm his audience aud statements of
approval frum party leaders gathered
Ton the democratic ceremonial
Reservations Suggested.
Two ,Hcryations he has suggested
~ the league covenant were emphasized
cd by the governor. Regarding The
controvcrsicd article ten. he was cheer
ed loudly Ia comparing II 10 the Mon
frce Doctrine With its peace record
ITha democratic legions also shoute,
lapprovai of d.clasations for woman
isuffragc law cnforccmont--his only
Iinf"runtial reference to prohibition
reduction of taxes and scores ~ other
/ HNffH NlfF ffAAAiNi'AA
Goycfnur Cox aud Mr. l.oseveif dld
not reach the fair grounds until 2Sa
aud their review uf IN. paradera cen.
tinu~i until four. Governor Cox b.,
Pan his address at l.l0 after onator
RobinSon's notification speech.
Spectacular Parade.
tn. parade was the days specihcu.
'nr event The thousands of cheering
demorats Married with hands playing
falgs waving. and bearing hundreds of
cards paying tribute to their candidate
and predicting their victory In Nuvon,.
her IN" governor Eoi mure applause
as ae emphasized his indictment of thu
republican platform aud leadership.
The crowd alsl vaicst it, approval Ol
his declaration that the luss of the
league would mean more armament
l'Npcnss.
The candidates tribute to preAden,
Wilson ana hts depreciation II repub
lluan "dlscnurtesy" gwen in lowered
voice was given further rolls of ap
plaus'.
Assertion Cheered
4 prDlong,d demonstration followed
his assertion that republican "sleuih
| ing had failed Ia un.arth dishonesty IN
the administration direction of th'
lWaf"
' several demonstrations marked M,
declaration Tor consideration of W"
linen. including ratification of Ito
suual suffrag" amendment.
, The governors criticism ~ Senator
Hhudinga stand on party government
: brought evidenced sympathy frequent
lis
, The governor Wig chcrred in drcllr
ling the democrats would not attrmpl
In dollar cHuIn.i-u "umpttitlun VIII
the republicans.
As be- closed his address the govern
I,ra collar was Uilt,d ana be- apparent
Iy was somewhat tired but he turned
/ Ihapml, to inset the hands Il congrat
f.ltft rs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-08
POLISH SITUATION
CLAIMS ATTENTION
OF j. 5. OFFICIALS
ANNOUNCEMENT or ATTITUDE or
AMERICA Will. AWAIT THE
i.ECElPT OF NOTE
VARIOUS MOVES TALKED
Interchange % Views 10 Map Out best
Course of Action Promising Favor.
able Results. In Progress De-
tween Allies

ny Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 7.--An-
nounccmcnt of the attitude of the
United States toward the Bolshe-
WIKI invasion IN Europe and Asia
IN not expected until the note adj
dressed Ia the Washington govern
mcnt by Poland has been received.
An interchange of views In already
In progress. however. between .as
United States and the French and
British governments. In AN attempt.
officials said. To- map out n course
of action promising favorable re-
suits.
Action Imperative
With the threatening political and
economical collapse II Poland, and re
actions of similar gravity anticipated IN
states adjacent 10 the new republic. Of
ficials described the situation a. ap
preaching "A point where sclf'interesl
would prompt the United States TO take
action.
The view was expressed that ths
threat of notification of the victory
over Germany was contained In the
understanding said 10 exist between
soviet Russia and Germany. and that
this offered sufficient provocation for
action by the United States These o.
ficials took the position that m q
power associated with the allies In the
a a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-08
PART Of GONZALES
IN LATE UPRISING
TOLD BY GENE RAJ
CE>TRN FIGURE ~ REVOLT
kEriRES FROM pOl.ITi.
CN. LIE.

by Associated Pfess.
i.Al,ElO. Texas Aug 7--G"neial
Pablo Gonzales iorm,r candidate for
presidency ~ Mexico and a central fig.
ur" IN the stirring events attending the
AL of Carrnnz and his subsequent as.
assassination. has retired to private lif"
md " w LAREDO with his family. hlv.
INK here late Thursday
Hts first paddle declaration on th"
important piit he played In the recent
Mexican p"liiicf, his arrest and release
II Monterey are given to the Assurilt.
"A Press as follows
- hgv. come in this country simply
fnr recreation. and for this reason and
my dcsirc to avoid M public nffairs |
had resolved to give uut ne interviews
" declarations tn the pt.ss
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-08
NyIn Eai Alonr Roule

Ecscryaiiuns fer the trip all have
hrrn made and the blanket ticket prr
chased The charg" o slo made each
pcrson taking the trip covers railroad
and Pullman fnr" and night plrkipR
charges Meals viii hc taken at points
along the route anl viii be- paid Tor hi
Zach individual At clovis aud Slaiot
~. meals will lr taken at the Harvey
Hmiae. and arrangements Ter meals at
other places have been madc.
Each person taking the trip should
lr ~ the santa Fe station before
O'Clock tomorrow morning fur the ,li-
tribuiion of al" parapher'. ALA. the SEA-
t,tary II the Ruard announces. The hats
canes. pcnnants. badges and steamers
viii y. furnished the cXcursinnists with
cut additional cost
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"Details Mmk Out

THE Copmpietc arrangements and iin
nj details fur the trade excursion were
worked out bv 4 - Oliver. chairman of
the Amarillo Trade Extension League, A.,
assisted by W. u. Estes. secretary oi
the Rnarl ~ Citv Development and the
yariuua committees who solicited re
scrvai!ons.
The itinerary frt the trim foi'nws'
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wouId RaiiIy Treaty.

"TIr first duiN uf the new admin.
istrauUu will O.. ratification % the
treaty GOV &C said predicting that
friends 90 the League would rally a
si,tf a. senate with the requisite ma.
imift fuI uflfitniion.
gut CoN said the interpretations
should state 'olr Interpretation ~ the
covenant a. a matter q guud faith o.
cur agiogities and a. procaution
against any misunderstanding In the
future" Assaiiing the Lodge rescrva.
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Evening star., 1920-06-27

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