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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-26
RUSSIAN OFFICERS
WILL AID GERMANS
REPORTS DECLARE
PLANS FOi, i,Eb tEyol.rTION
PliEithED To SMALLEST
DETAIL, ~ ni,iLEE

~ Accented rusa
LONDON March si.---The Muster
Anzelgcr wives further details Of the
plans for spnrlnoan movement In
the Rhine provinces May first. ac-
cordlng 10 n Rotterdam dispatch 10
the l.ondon Times" II Gays that
conference attended by three RUS
sian officers decided March ~, that
the time had arrived 10 start o rede-
mobilization III Germany. which had
been prepared up TO the smallcst de-
inlls
Tho workers we're 10 he armed.
the government troops dlsarmed An
army WIN 10 br organized on .ths
Russian nlan. 100 Russian officers
having heen distributed In the IN.
fuslrlal province Tor the put ipose.
The workers who hpd already been
selected as eligible for enlistment.
were instructed 10 plnnder the munl-
Hon stores and directly they were
armed 10 march 10 Munster. Wesei
also was IN be- taken. q strong red
army WAS Ia fuard tho Rhine, A
list of hIgh political psrsonnages
WA drown M 10 servo as hcstages.
Though the revolution wus nm
ilmely. The movement WIS cnrrinf
oui more or less according 10 plan.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-26
MINERS ARE FIRM
ON WAGE DEMANDS
WILL NOR ACCEPT ANYTHING
i.lss THAN - pER CENT
l>ti,EtsE.

NEW YORK. Mar. gi.---Whilo
pressing their original demand for a
sixty per cent wage incrcnse, anthra
cite mine workers declared ionight
they viii not accept less than lb ,-iO
per cent
because Of greater skin required
IN hard coal mines, these diggcrs un.
u recent years received moro pay
than soft coal workers. according To
officials OF their union The differ.
cncr, however lins not been mann
tanned and hard coal diggers declare
they are entitled Ia Is 1.iO per cent.
n addition To the "a pc rcenl wage
increase Just granted bl,uminuut
workers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-26

The property damage nv t0day's
wind storm was principally In plate
glass windows. displaced signs and
nnrn0lod huildlnrs The damage In
Dallas alone was estimated ni
s2o0.00o, aud probably wns as heavy
ns Fort worth smaller north Texas
cities reported considerable damage.
While number Of persons we're
Injured In several cities and towns
visited by the wind. only two aus.
tanned serious injuries 40 far ~ re-.
ported early tonight. They were Lee
strickland and John Stone. who are
IN u Fort Worth hospital heinz
treated ua the result of boing strucl,
bv brick cornicc blown from an
office building ihore
The wind played havoc with wire
communication which continued
badly Impaired tonight,
The Trinity river passed the flood
STAGE ut Fort Worth today aud was
threatening low lying sections oi
Dallas tonight
Many dwellers In the low lands
have lott their homes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-26
Committee Appointed
To Inspect Infected
Boil Worm Districts

~ AItesiil,i russ
AUSTIN, Texas. Mar. ss.-The
feNas boll worm commission has been
instructed 10 inspect all areas auapec-
ted of being infested with the pest
ana to establish such non.cotton
'oncs ~ their Judgment dictates said
Governor Hobby late today In a com-
mnnication ~ the federal department
" agriculture aud planters viii bc
onlnenWied Tor their losses by ths
ssunnc. " deficiency warrants. n
hege warrants are not acceptable. he
'drd. ihN legislature viii be called
rd asked 10 make sufficient appro-
r.ailons when the amount Of dam.
're- can he ascerialned.
The governor asked assurance from
." federal department of agricus-
tnre that tho action, which he snid
the present Law authorizes. would
meet the situation 10 o sufficient ex-
tent io nrevent n federal quarantine
ir1lnst Texas cotton.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-26
Bodies Of Doctor
and Patient Found
In Tenement House

~ ksos Ial,l Press
NEW YORK. March - The bn.
dies NJ nr, Vincent J Campisi. q
Wealthy lhysiciun and patient" Ia
whore hclside he was hesiil, sum.
moncd were found ,onirn In tone.
mont house IN llrooNlyw Tho phv.
sic'an hal hccn stabbed io death
ana the patient" sirngloi
Tho rollcc advanced the theory
that the rh,sloinn was aired into tho
tenement Ter the nurpos" ~ robbery
and that be- slrlnglod The "paii,ni'
while flrhl'ng off hlg hsslilunis aud
then wa siahhed hy the man who
lurcd him into the trap.
The murderer evidently lost his
nerve. the notice hplicvp ana pl,rd
io carry oul the robbery. for lirgc
sllm NJ mor,y aud u gold wi'rh were
found on The Ihysiciun's hody.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-26
SUBMARINE SINKS
45 MINUTES AFTER
PULLED OFF ROCKS
ANOTHER EFFORT WILL M
MlDi 10 EIOiT CRAFT
WHEN REPAIRS MADE.

uy Af-oliai,d prcss
Los ANGELES. Calif.. Mar. e.-
The submarine Ill. which was
wrecked On the shoals OF Santa Mar.
gaiala island, was pulled off the
rncks today by the tinted States
steamship Ncstal. repair ship. only
to sink a. minutes later In fifty feet
\ water. according To wireless mes
lres received here today at The sub.
marine base NJ Los Angeles harhnr
The lines NJ the vcstal and other
naval yess'ls enc cigod IN rai,lnC us
submarine wore cut when u Vhy
found impossible 10 prevent its sink.
Gr.
II wn, 'ontricl to the submit uno
'r. that ~ hull 81 the tI-i wa
Nrkinr and that divers wound A..
iomri ~ match y Theu tho water In
~" hold would h7 rumucd out and
efforts made ~ flo't tho craft and
li'"" u to lbs Angeles hlfbnr.
iiNavv scnv "ore ru0uiug whom Tho
craft was pulled off the shoals today
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-26
srtRriCtx MOVEMENT
AIDED ~ ~ SSl M,

Uy 'Il0TIn'rT NTrI4
ROTTERDAM. March - h"
Spartacan movement ~ -l' Rhine
provinces has long been or"lnil"l
with the cooncraiion ~ fuwiIu ai'
and In the offensive against Poland.
with the ioint object that Trolskc,,
the Russian bo'shcyik minister a.
war would be at ,hc rdtcs OF ncf.
lin at the beginning of july accord
ing to Munster dispatch a. Tho
COrRNNT. Russian red ARMY 81.
ficers saws tho correspondent, ar'
alrcldv directing the Gofmlu ,narin.
can. whose army is hcinp rIU'di' o.
fanigcd and armed un tIH r.I"i
model ~ Trrshoy'g
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-26

g. trf Prose
WASHINGTON. Mlr 20 lu,erii.
railou of the reasons fuf the removal
nf Rear Admiral William u fletch
rr from command 1T the Nnrtlci0
naval h1sr ai llicst was herun iuda!
before the naval hoird uf inquiry,
counsel 'of iieIr Admiral Sims Hho
removed ADMIRAL rlrlchri insisted
that the rOuu consider q request
ihli segiuiit Daniels runtrr The
.rDns NJ ihr lnpultt tn cover uli rlt.
tumsnnr.s surrounding thn hand
iiur uf American trssrlH boz Ifanrt
sairfa SECRETARY nlnIrls ln iri.
iHf fsiusri in mudify his instruction
in enc court 90 M" ffnHnh ihHf thri
nutfni sHerplnr intHsiirliirn a'
HUrlnalli dfhsn
tliiir Testimony ufs inifnfucni ~
ihr first ar.tIuu meet 90 i hriu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-26
Louisiana Delegates
Ordered to Support
wet" Legislation

SEW iberia la. Mar ai. ne'-
grss g. ihp in'c democratic cou
,riflun iunr Note msituctpd ni o.
mrilrr tf tir iir.u o. Parish rtr.
iuiiys rWW.'irr iudtY ~ support
ihN tosWriuh iW'urg legislation
Nhth Wruld p,imh 'u' manufacture
tri .i'ss ~ W.nrs nnd 1,rr Tho ac.
uu Ntt ihtwi n'nl iHr the reading
~ q letter from y y nropssard. cnn
iidlto for Tinted states srnaior. n
ah.fh be- denounced ihr Nnlaland mU.
hlhli.un enforcement oct aa maxine
lnr dtfrrfnus unrest and iunilmru.
iai euniepni fnf 'he laN ln Amrfiti.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-26
Board Investigating
Removal of Fletcher

dorun Hiar, in ID letter 60 srcro
tar, Daniels admiral Sims deuird
that lo removed Admiral Fletcher
because of the loss uf The tIauspif
Antilles declared thit h. hld report.
ed me decision some time before
then ho hai learned that ON two
occasions transports we're permitted
to fiaft back without adequate con.
vuy The ,inking Of ihr Antilles
Admiral Sins wrote lrd him to &C..
eide hoat,er ihii Admlfll Fletcher
should have no European command
re.iiitlnr in hls Onu hrhalf Al.
WlfHl flrirhrf vht requested that
me cnurl hn lnbt'ned dprlntrd that
10 me- iln0 iiH idu.fHi eimt lh hi,
rulefs i|f fHHH slnrif'e iuirs ~ a.
rnntuf formations Inl thr minumum
nrOioriirn ihH' hntii hr accorded
te.sri. uil lir FlUrh ,u.d
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-26
1900 ARMENIANS
KILLED BY TURKS

W TARTAR village und porlnrs
~ ihe ifmanIan fmtri anr
\ 'inF htld ht co. TlDau. a,.
'"filinr ~ thr archbishop ile
wtn ihai ln nrl nhfr ihr Taf
lIfs nufiHfrd ilHnf Aimri.
iins Hi Ahnliis iH Nlfehnliin
90 ihr iftfru ih ht rtitHfa iHi
hffh Hasssrfed n AturHiiu
NifliHu Tho Hshh ahw s.if
$50 ihHi min raa Irfa sIn n.F
lhH aimlliife srfr 81 iaffi a.
h4tf iHeH dar a. ihr fHri fhlt
ihf iiHliirit isIanfH NfHtHia
.Hf Afeihsiisn NfIe um fi0af
u affssfa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-26

/ tHaslfiff fifH
inNiuN uHuh ei Toe
tsfs rHii mHuaffff a. nHa
Afmetisra Nihln ihi hnuiliiH
80 ihr trs tfm HHiln i.ir ai
ihH lHHlfailHH Of 600 iHaHf
THfl 10 ihH Aruialaa Hn
riHmfHi arHHiiHn ~ AifiIii
ftH !. HHiH sn AfHfniiH IHiH
fIliHH sia haa HffltH H i.H.
a.m ~ HfHlil mHH hiaii ~ co.
kfmffl q fHfHiih atIh Hiiir4
Hnihmfira fefsffiHF ilf tIiai
fiifH lH AfnfHia IhH iifl
sssa iflfHI 81 iaing hfiafi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-26
DELAWARE LIKELY
VOTE ON SUFFRAGE
At SESSION TODAY
SUPPORTERS ADMIT Ltck OI'
NECESSARY VOTES "
nDTH liOi SIS.

ny hvetFisd rrpts
DOVER. Del, Mar 95.-Thc no'n
ware legislature today cleared the
way for voting ratification Of the pro
nosod woman suffrage constitutional
amendment
Shifrpge WORKERS admitted ihev
I'll lack votes In both houses. blt
declared changes later would rally
thd needed maioriiios Opposition lea.
dcrr were equally confident of Vie.
tory,
Ratification rs imnogsihlo before
hoforo neat week leaders stated to.
uirht even should the legislature
uiopt the resolution tomorrow Nd
ioulrmoni ~ the legislature tomor-
.uw riehi un'il Monday " p'lple 7.
H'' Enuit the arrate vote for ra'-
frffHn tomorrow Tho resolution
would go over In the house.
rnposltIon leader. NJ both senate
'nd house are pressing for q vote io.
UDuuw but the suffrngiH's suppnr-
'rrs Norc prepared 10 inlk 'nNn q
vote ip the absence ~ sufficient
lcngih
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-26
Borah To Introduce
Bill Placing Limit
On Campaign Fund

Nv isseelalsd Prsss.
WASHINGTON. harch gi--Sen.
nior noreh republican Idaho, an-
nouncod today that he would intro
iute tomorrow bill 10 prohibit
candidates for the presidential nomi-
nation fiom eSpendinE more than
ilD,or0 for campaign purposes prior
10 their nomination The bill would
exempt expenditures by n candidate
for personal travelling eNpenpes. teir.
rfams ~ circulars, hut would In.
,lui g. expenditures In hls behalf BY
issrclsil0rs or individuals unless he
puhll,ly rejected their efferis. pen-
alif. " s2o.ooo fine aud tao years
.mfflsnnMeni would b. provided.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-26
SOLDIERS HOME BURNS
CoNFEDERiTE VETERAN Wiin,
Nc pRt'riU tiiN Dis.
IROiED ~ IlI,E.

q, Associated Press
PEWEE VALLEY. Nv. Mar % -
Fine broke ont ~ siN clock tonight
has almost totally destroyed the Ken
'drky home Tor cunforcrute soldiU,a
here So fas ~ loatnrd an inmates
hn.. been rescued from the h'u.li :
ruin
Tae firr said to haze started 10
tha hospital division. has on'rlnl Il
s,rtirt fame ,Iucturc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-26
s,000 AMERICANS N
GERMANY At PRESENT

w ~ FInIfd I'm
WASHINGTON, March ss.--An
official estimate by ,he state depart
mrni todey placed the number of
Nmericans IN Germany ~ about ~
'0O OF whom approximately four
hundred are women.
All American travellers In nerlln.
u was snld were given ample oppof-
iutliN ~ nivc On special ears pro-
yided after the recent ~, olu,ionary
outhfenba but many failed 10 leave
~ they felt they we're safe.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-26
MANI OE LDw tKIDs
BARRED ~ NEBIitSkt 4

ny Associated Pres
LINCOLN, March -. rho nam"
of Governor Edward | Edwards OF
New Jcr,cy viii NO, appear Ol the
Nebraska p.mary brllut as a presi-
dental candidate.
This WIS the dccirlon ol secretary
of State Amsbcrry tonight iftcI he
had received second notification
from Goyolnlr Edwards witch he ar
ccpted as 4 definit" dc, c,llnaiiun.
This leaves on the ballot only Tie
name of Scnalor q, NJ Hitchcock. me-
n democratic presidential candidate
In the Apfl election
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-26
PRICE REDUCTIONS
ARE NOT PROBABLE
SOON, REPORT SAYS
FEDERAL IiESEi,iE Dlsriii, z
IssiI's MONTHLY RIIDIiT
~ OtTltHk.

w A.oriairl lF,aA
- LOUIS. March 20 While the
peak Of hlgh prices apparently has
been passed no Immediate material
price reductions are m sight. accord
Ink to the monthly report of The
eighth federal reserve district made
public tonight
Despite the shortage In skilled Ia
hOr tho report states. gains In man.
rfnclurinF during February ranged
'rnm ten Ia 500 per cent rs compared
with the corresponding month of laht
wear Clothing manufacturers ropnr.
ted the greatest gains, the report
adds.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-26
Hire Victims suffer.

GRANDVlEW, Toxas. March 20
A number OF buildings which 90.
cnped The disastrous fire here ten
days ago fell victims today 10 ter
rifle windsiorm In addition Ia the
obstruction of these buildings, n
number Of temporary structures weic
levelcd aud several tents shelterlnp
families whose homes we're de-.
Slroyed In the fire were carried
away
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-26

ANNAl'ui o. Nu Match
Tho rusle f4fr iiulf hiii tfnti.ur
iaf tlfinr lnmmiss.'n frf iHrrH
ilrfae.a eHlnit p.taHd t. iilIi
iHadlnr col. senate iHHlghi.
amrudUi hi ihr sddIilnu ~ sn rmnf.
rsnn sisHsf shlfh Nuuid aiinu H
ipfHT mrriinT
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-26
DISASTROUS STORM SWEEPS NORTH TEXAS
PROPERTY DAMAGE HEAVY:
NUMBER PERSONS INJURED
ny THE ASSOCIATED pREss.

DALLAS, Texas March 25-Wind blowing at a velocity Of
sS miles hour and which times attained gusts
taused several hundred thousand dollars property damage through
out sections Of north cen, Texas today and resulted Injuries
10 number Of The wind followed heavy general rains
the state yesterday and last night the in places
measuring nearly four and oncha inches North Texas rivers
out Of banks places The wind had aba,ed consider
ably tonight.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-26
Imlcpnlcs inln.lrnc,cL

RANGOR. Maine March %,
-Four delegates " iargo and eight
district delegates wore elected Ia the
republican national convention with.
ont opposition ~ the state conNen-
lion of the marty here today Al
are uninstruetod
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-26
NEGRO IS GIVEN
DEATH PENALTY

~ Associated rrsas
San ANTONIO. March gi,--John
Siccn. q negro service ca driver. W.,
convicted of murder IN the iith dis.
irlei court here TODAY IN connection
with the killing of Albert Tips. of
this city. rtudcnt at the lnit'fs,iV
nf TrH. 80 Austin which occurred
here on New wears Eve lus,. wiilr
Tlu wpH driving % nuiur So il
which hs mother ald htclh"fs W ro
rldlrr The iufy Hff"sacd the death
penalty
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-26
nr,nn nIrns lnnnnlpn

lincoln. Neb uarch gs.--W.
Y rrvan arrived In I.ireoln late 10.
nirhi and tomorrow will begin hl4
nre.primary election campIlen IN an
effort 10 he selected as q deleeate-ai-
large 10 the democratic national
c0nycrtlfn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-26
FIIiE MAlisIIAI NlsIGNs.

MSIN, TcV., Mar. 2a.--Wallarr
Ihyiish, state fi'c marshal. annouh.
rrd tu'in, that hc had rendered hi.
resignation ~ Go,crnor ". a. hob.
m, tlr siil hr would rriirr ~ pri.
,Hir husiucs. un MAJ 4.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-26

That sufifaro lcndera viii inr1 'n
rniucriicui " tNn u"iaVat' les'.'H-
Ir. refuses a. rr iuo thir'v. Nth
900. tu rptlv. NH. Indicated ni 'n.
'.'t hDir.nr hy Mrs. carrie rhHu.
Htn Cptt national u0pEa loite-
Nrirrfire to rafu.fi nf tonrori Hni's
a,eIuor ~ rali tho legislature iu
tt.t raf t.H 20 tfIl mo
mcmhrfs rIrhi nH.rno without H
..trrHinriii tI'i
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-26
AMERICAN tTTITiDE AWAITED
BEFORE ACTION TAKEN.
liE SAYS
EXPLAINS TURK PROBLEM
Refusal ~ United states 10 Accent
Ainirhian Namatr 1, Refer.
red 10 IN Tonc ~ nis~.,p.
poinimrni

ny Afsocniod Press
LONbON, March - Replying Ia
criticism of tho POVcinwcn's foreign
policy by Herbert u Asuilh. mem.
bcf of the house for paisoy. Premier
Lloyd George this Afternoon gave q
detailed explanation oi the Turkish
settlement
The prrmior said Il would hay,
been u hlundor 10 have settled tho
Turkish problem Hlthuut giving N,
United states the most ample on,
pOrtunity to decide whether II would
accept q mandate, because II would
have given rise W suspiclOGs thar
Great britain and France we're TAX
ing advantage of thc political disseu-
lions In The United states TO divide
the whole ot Turkey among ,hem-
sclycn
Decision Awaited
1T was unl, when America dciiI,
itcly refused The mandate that Vt
proceeded without her" Mr. Lloyd
George declared
The PREMIER "id the propo,al to
oust the fultan had been rejected as
Inadequate because II lett tte Inrf.
tion ni the government ot Constants.
nOple undecided uud the allies wen
anxious - avoid thc expense und re-
fpOnsihili'y of the pdlnlnistrniion .,
Constantinoplc
with regard to Armenia, thu
premier continued France would
have been willing 20 hand Cilicia 20
the United states " thr latter had
accepted the mandate
Has Mnn, i,ur,lcps
''Cp To- the present We have only
received requests from America 10
protect Armenia without any offer
Ia assume responsibility" Mr. Lloyd
George said. we hope France VIII
undertake the responsibility but e
IN much To ask considering nll thr
burdens France alrcgiN has"
The premier contrndcd u wue im.
possible for England to rond rmir1
To keep order IN Armenia ana A,iu
Minor. England can Go her ulmos,
10 exert pressure in Canuii tinoll"
10 Obtain good treatment rnr Christ.
mas. \" asserted hui Wls unable g.
accept u wS"r responsibility.
Intelligent i'coph
"Thc Armrnians nte an cXccl u, y.
ally Intelligent people aud musi b"
gin In depend on themselves for The
protection of their iudcl"f irncc. Mr..
Lloyd Gcorre said. adiinr that n
understood they could easily raise nn
army OF forty thousand m,n. uroa'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-26
EIG[AND'S FOREIGN SHORTAGE Of. MEN
POLICY IS UPHELD HANDICAP TO NAVY
BY LLOYD GEORGE WITNESS DECLARES
OIfUEI, TELLS COMMITTEE
SECRETARY OiTOsip ma
RIsEi,II FORCE
DANIELS HELD RESPONSIBLE
isniiarks at Great Naval Irninin,
station liuill on own Aulh"r.
~, iirc cimmcndnii0ns Turn.
rd hnwn

~ At.ocini.d Press,
MAhlllNGION. March - can.
tain I"irn G. i'dlmcr. who as chIcI
or IN" huroaU 90 invprtiga,iun dun
inH the war was responsible for ob
tanning aud distributing Officers ANA
men, testified tcday hat shortage
OF personnel wus the American
rlty's initial hndioDp In the wur.
Appearing helOrr H., senate clm
miitoe investigating Rear Admiral
sims chnrgu aF..ih the navy dr.
rlrimrht captain rtuu,r sld See.
rotary Dlpics was responsible Tor
The alleged shortage b,causo ot hi.
"rictasiindtiOn" prior to tho ,guy
OF llia country into the ccniliot.
Warmed bl Uilris
Mr. D?ricls CON silently opbng,l
the building up ol q strcng nayu,
iesrrN" force before the wgr. IN.
former naval chief assorted. u..
lt"sl .ful Officers had wtiro,
lhc secretary lhat utl'r war Wa. do.
'iatrd 70 would hg too lHtc tc ulta.,
ana irdu ih" Mru lio. tuWrV...
nlNrNi favored and strongly aupnui,.
ed recruiting for the regular navy
ava 'itcr war was declared did
everything possible 10 ft'nrlntc g..
ihc witness wid To added tia
DO thl8 however. was very different
ifum 'hr policy Mr. Daniels adopted
Tow nd the reserve force
Give, Illustration
lllugrating what be declared was
% i'iIsal ry Secretary Daniels tn
lock forward t. the uayy's uemenu.
Gus war time expansion. Cantnir
Palmer ritcd the construction og
barracks ut the Great LaLns train
Ing STATEN.
After Mr.. Daniels had f.ilcd to act
on his recommendation. Captain
Palmer said he ordered the barrl Ms
hnilt on his own authority md ihcr
told congress ahnn, H. Later ma
even greater expansion WaN found
necessary Tor this station be- sniU.
cantain ralgcr rald he could not
ag'ee Wlih M, Din"ls. Tor tho s,'
rctary could not scr ihings from IN"
Ni'"rnint of th" naval mm"
Captain Tasslg and Rear Admiral
{, T.. Plunk"it. VIII testify tomor.
row
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-03-25
Original Notice.

:. In the District Court of Decatur
County, Iowa, April Term, A. D.
Cornelius Ellis, plaintiff,
against
A. D. Kelley, Kittie NJ. Kelley J. E
Goodrich and Mrs. J. E. Goodrich
defendants.
TO Said Defendants:
You are hereby notified that on or
before the Sth day of April A. D.,
1920, there will be on file in the Of
flee of the Clerk of the District
Court of Decatur County, Iowa, the
petition of the plaintiff aforesaid,
claiming of you the sum of One
Thousand Dollars as money Justly
due from you, and the interest
thereon at + per cent from the 2th
day of March, A. d., 1920. The
plaintiff says that he is TIE owner
by assignment of a certain note OF
$4,000, payable to John E. Vail.
bearing date of May goth, 1916, due
ed by A. D. Kelley and kittie NJ
Kelley, and secured by second mort
gage on the following described
land, to-wit: S. w. a of the s. E.
", and S. E. u of the s. W. 4, all
in Section 10, township 81, North,
Range "a, West 9Th P. NJ, Decatur
County, Iowa. Said mortgage being
-
90 in favor of J. F. Hubbard, of Bos-
tgt0n, 4uass., the title to said land at
fhis time appearing in the name of
j. E. Goodrich.
The plaintiff says that said mort
gage contains clause giving holder
sthe right to pay any delinquent tax
es on the land or interest on the
mortgages. He says that from time
10 time his assignor has palu the
taxes and interest, and February
10th, 1920, he was compelled TO re-
deem from tax sale. which cost him
the sum of S44.32. He further
says that there is at this time due
$4,000. Plaintiff says that the
lace of the note and various and diff
Terent amounts of interest and taxes
md the amount paid to redeem
from tax sale. are all due, his prop
erty. and wholly unpaid.
Plaintiff is asking judgment for
all of said amounts and asking for
IA receiver be appointed to take
charge of the rents and profits and
That they may be applied on any
judgment he may receive, during
sthe period of redemption.
4 That said note provides for attor-
Dey fees, and he is asking Judgment
for said attorney fees as provided by
Jaw, and also for general equitable
relief and for costs.
For full particulars see petition
when on file.
You are also notified that unless
you appear thereto and aefend be-
fore noon of the second day of the
term of said District Court of Deca
fur County, to be held on the 18th
day of April, A. d., 1920, a default
will be entered against you and
judgment rendered thereon.
Ed H. Sharp.
22-4t Attorney for Plaintiff.
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1920
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