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COURT SETS THIRD TRIAL OF
INSPECTOR Halt. Ai'AtiL l.
jury Iscportoa to Havo Stood Nino
for Conviction 20 Three for
Ac4uittal
OTHER OFFICERS ARE F,IqEED
Nolle ProsoQui Entered by State In
Charges Against Sweet Dunleavy
and Sullivan.

Manassas. Va. Jau. 2.--Twelve
Prince William County farmers after
listening TO evidence and legal argu-
mont for four days fihcd into the
courtroom haro on tho stroke OF IL to
day and told Judge Samuel G. Brent
through thor foreman that they dis
agreed hopelossly ON whether they
should acquit or convict W. G. Hall
special officer OF tho State Prohibi-
ton Depar mont Tor tho killing OF
Lawrence Hudson in n whisky-fiiled
car on Valley Turnpike Last March.
Judge Bront loaned over from the
bonch and asked them IL they thought
they could agree if given longer time
Practically every jurymnn shook his
hoad. They were then ordered to be
discharged. They had reported ut 10
o'clock thoy could mot agree.
AMY, 4
MAKES MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL
Motion for a now trial Of Hall was
uade ut onco by Commonwealth At
torney Lion OF Prince William Coun
ty, Tho first day Of tho April term
OF court April S. was shcn set as tho
date for tho rotrfai- Attorney Wen
denberg ontorod a Plea for a rcduc-
ton of tho bail bond OF Hall from $40
900 to $1,000. 'Thts was opposed by
MT. Lion and judge Bront set tho
now bail OF &8.69o. Commissioner OF
Prohibition !. Sidney Petora went Sc
curity for Hal.
Foreman Hooker stated after tho
Jury was dismissed chat . were for
conviction nnd fer acuuittal. There
WINS no dtacussiou by the jury Of
what tho sentenon should DO In case
Of conviction, but only whe&hor Hall
should DO set FREQ or punished was
the information peeuveG from q reii
able source-
OTHER oFFrcEas ANE FREED.
Prohibit ion OFFICERS. Harry Sweet,
will not be prosecuted Tor their con
nection with tho shooting OF ShnckIe
ford and Hudaoa ualets uew evidence
Is discovered whfcA would incrfmi-
nate them.
Mr.. Lion moved that the cases
against tho three associates Oe Hall
or tho night OF tina tragedy he mol
pressed. Mr.. Lion qualified tho mo
ton with tho CLAUSE unless now owl
dencc Is discovered.
Neither Sweet. DanSeayy nov Sui
livan Is now connectsd with the State
Prohibition Benartment Sullivan
left this afternoon TOT h1s home I'm
Texas and Sweet aud OunIeavy start
ed for Richmond. Scarcely any ono
connected with tho trial now remains
in Manassas.
Among those to seave during the
day was snaIl bevv OF newsDare
men. The v'''nre VIII again settle
down to routine aSfotrs Tt is enrich
cd only by the Creat sHn"K of material
for conversation w~7re, the trial Turn
ished and the prospert Of another
trial OF the casa in April.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-14
JAMESON Confident THAT ALL COUNTIES
WILL MEET THEIR QUOTAS TO CONTINUE WORK
Of pANHANl!E-PlAK s CHAMBER Of COMMERCE

ton have allowed their donations on
this assessment plan The taxation
amounts TO olly onc-siAth Of mill
10 the 500 assessed property valn
alton. which seems to meet with the
approval OF most property owners
over the district"
'Thc maintenance of this organi-
cation. ~ 10 the mutual benefit OF
every property owner covered BY our
organization" continued Mr. Jami.
son and 1t looks only fair that each
property owner should pay as he Is
benefited"
"A striking fact" said Mr.. Jami-
son. lis u comparison Of the output
OF small grains In the Panhandle
with III ooutput Of oil In the state Of
Mas. The Panhandle yield OF this
commodity has turned out more ~
dollars and cents IN the year 1918
lhin the whole output OF oil IN the
state.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-14

II H. tho opinion OF Frank II. Jami-
sou. Secretary OF the Panhandle.
Plains Chamber OF Commerce. that
every one OF the IS counties will
provide their quotas. This opinion
was vouchsafed by Mr.. Jamlson Fri.
day upon his return from a trip over
a considerable portion OF the Pan
handle and South Plains.
THE people are for our organiza.
lion, and the courts are for H." said
AR. Jamison. "and after an explana.
ton OF our mill percentage plan. we
have had no trouble In making the
commissioners court Of the various
Counties visited see It's merits. and
he ultimate results that are sure to
DO reached By such methods Pot
ter oounty's quota amounted 10
s2.iii.9G. which was graclously a..
lowed. and already ~ or more OF
The counties covered by our orgnnlza-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-14
DETAILS Of ROAD
WORK OVER COUNTY
BEING WORKED OUT
CONTRACTS WILL NOT BE LET
BEFORE SPRING, IN OPINION.
HOWEVER.

-
Although the details OF the work
OF improving Potter county's high-
ways are now progressing rapidly,
II is,the opinion OF a. T. Dickey.
resident engineer for Magic. Wit.
Rollins Company. who have been
en- ployed to Supervise tho construc-
iion OF the road system. that II Will
be well along toward spring before
contracts will be let. as all specifl.
cations. designating both the mater
falls TO be used In the construction
and the routes proposed. will have
10 be submitted To the Federal High
way Commission, likewise TO the
STATE Highway Commission. for their
approval before actual work can be
commenced
The routes for the three main
highways through the county have
been agreed upon by III county com
misslonors and engineers County
Judge u. e. 'Johnsonaxaid Yesterday
that the routes had been chosen to
conform with the, present routes as
much as possible with the idea that
II would cost less In providing right
OF way. II is known that the new
routes digress somewhat. more par.
ticularly adjacent 10 and through
Amarillo. The routes ms decided up
on by the commissioners court are
as follows:
Highway No. 3. Known rs the
Gulf to Colorado Highway. will mot
he changed materially II will like.
~ leave the city north. ON Fillmore
street. progressing az now laid Out
10 the bridge. Leaving the city
EAST. this road will go along Tenth
street and follows on what Is some
times called the Washburn or Fort
Worth road or the $4,000 soon
u be available by the county for road
Hiding. something near sJ75. 000
will be spent ON this highway. II Il
said.
Highway No. 10. leaving the city
will progress along Sixth street "a
San Jacinto Heights. along Fifth
street Of this addition and likely
over the tourist camping grounds
and on what is now known as the
Wildorado rJaa.
Highway No. 80 will probably
leave the city on Third street and
follow the Santa Pc railroad on
whet Is known as the ST. Francis
road. Something near $4,000
will likely be spen, ON the last two
named highways. giving them an ag-
gregaic mileage ~ \ 10 10 miles III
improved roadway while Highway
No. probably will have I6 10 Is
niles OF the roadhed improvement
In discussing the matter Of mater.
al. to'be used. Engineer Dickey said
that II had not been definitely de-.
cidcd as 10 the types OF roads TO -
constructed. although concrete
roadbcd was looked upon fayOrably
~ those IN charge Of the matter.
However" said Mr.. Dickey. the
roadway through the city will likely
conform To other pavement. and viii
be decided on by the city authorities.
lnd learn that these preparations
'ro going on a. well a. the county
matters"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-14

government TO meet for informal
conference.
shortly after you were taken III
IN October certain members OF the
cabinet. OF which was one. felt
that. IN Wow OF the fact that we we're
denied communication with you. II
was wise for ~ Ia confer inform.
ally together on inter departmental
matters and matters as 10 which nc.
ton could not be- postponed until
your medical advisers permitted you
10 pass upon thtm Accordingly, |
az the ranking member. requested
the members OF the cabinet TO a..
scmhle for such informal confer
encc; and In view OF the mutual
benefit derived The practice WAS con-
tinucd. I can assure you that ~
rover for moment entered my mind
tina, ! was acting unconstiiutionally
or contrary 10 your Wishes. and there
certainly was no intention on my part
10 assume Dowers ana exercise func.
tlons which, under the constitution
ere exclusively confided TO the pres.
ldcnt.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-14
GROCERY SPECIALS

Below listed
Monday Tuesday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-14
inrsl Of Thanks

We wish Ia express our thanks
and appreciatio nto the many friend
who were so kind during our recent
hereayment the death Of our father
G. e. Reagan also Tor The beautiful
floral Offering.
NR AND Mrs WNRRFN REAGAN.
MRS FRANK PUTNAM.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-14

iu take effect az once. az the same
time adding that I hope the future
hn'ds for ylu many successes OF thu
most gratifying sort u will be a
matter OF qualification 20 me silva, :
'o remember our delightful personal
relations
Sincerely yours.
signed WoodroN Wilson.
lion Robert Lansing.
Secretary uf state.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-14

" fasnria'ei PFC.
PASADENA. Calf Feb. a.
l'nri 8. Carhal. 20 years old scicn.
90 Who specialized In electricity.
iicl 81 hts home here today. Mr.
'aihli was member of the inter.
ia,inHal jury ~ awards ~ the Paris
',po.iiion. enc ION lives IN Okia.
'u.uH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-14

The white House. Washington.
February 70. 1899.
SIS Dear Air secretary
Allow me to acknowledge with APP
probation your letter OF February
It'll. Il nov being evident. Mr.
secretary that We have both Of IA
felt the embarrassment OF ous recent
relations with each other. I feel II
my duty 10 accept your resignation
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-14

Mr.. Heed leaves For Dallas
Milton Reed left yesterday for
Dallas. on - THREE days trip.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27
Minneapolis
Orchestra Is
Well Balanced

Balance and precision were hthe
leading characteristics OF Monday
evenings performance Of the Mime
a1olis symphony orchestra Il is a
perfectly balanced orchestra, the pro-
portion between high, low and me-
dfum Instruments between the string
hand. the wood-wind group and the
brass division was always accurately
maintained The technical finish Of
the performance was with one slight
exception, a noticeable feature OF the
concert lIr. Oberhoffer is a cool
headed conductor and thoroughly IN
derstands that first great duty Of an
orchestral leader, to be a good time
keeper for his men His precise and
clear rhTthmical leading, even in
such difficult moments as in the
combination between double and
triple rhythm in the Spanish Rhap-
sodg- was a JOY TO the lover OF
rfythmical accuracy Never once
during the evening did his men fail
10 keep absolutely together, and with
his beat The one exception 10 a per
fCctlv accurate performance was a
slight =ariation in the pitch amonC
the Wood-Wind instruments in the
overture Speaking Of the overture,
lovers Of Mendelssohn might have
felt a little grudEe against AR Ober-
hotter for his somewhat cold and I'M
enthusiastic reading Of the great
fairy overture, were IL not that he re-
deemed himself by an exquisite rem
dition OF the great composers Spin
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27
COMMUNICATION WITH DEAD
TO BE EXPLAINED IN TALK

All that IS known TO date on the
subject OF communicating with the
spirits or the dead is 10 be told and
explained next Thursday night by
Judge J. F. Rutherford, Of New York
city. Judge Rutherford is a mem
Der OF the New York bar and a
practising attorney. He also IS
president Of the New York Peoples
Pulpit association.
The increasing interest in recent
statements Of Sir Oliver Lodge. Sir
Arthur Conan, Ella Wheeler Wilcox
and other prominent persons. has
caused the International Bible Stu
dents association TO bring judge
Rutherford 10 El Paso.
The New York attorney viii de-
liver his lecture in Liberty hall at
7.30 o'clock Thursday evening, His
subject is Talking With the Dead q"
There viii be no charge. No collec-
ton viii be taken.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27
Ice Film Ties
Up Traffic In
Nez0 York City

New York. Jan "a film OF ice
covered the city today, glazing rails.
streets and sidewalks. demoralizing
traffic on all electric lines. and caus-
ing tens OF thousands TO be late for
work Railway officials said it was
the worst storm Of the kind since
1902
Scores OF people were injured by
fails on slippery sidewalks. Lone pro-
cessions OF pedestrians. forced TO
walk because the storm had tied I'D
the transportation systems. forsooll
the walks and took 10 the streets.
Irregular service prevailed upon all
transportation lines, and in many in
stances. was suspended for several
hours. Steam railroads had little dif-
ficulty in moving trains. but long de-
lays occurred on the high powered
electric lines.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27
Federal Board For Vocational
Education To Train Disabled
Soldiers And Sailors In Ell Paso

a n arrangement has been made
n with the Fl Paso public school au-
thoritics whereby some Of the
equipment OF the vocational depart
ment Of the El Paso high school and
certain rooms in one Of the nearby
elementary schools is 20 be used in
carrying out the training plan
" A. BurlS, special agent OF the
federal board for vocational educa-
ton, has been in conference with sup
erintendeut A. H Hughy. principal r.
W Fowler and vocational director J.
r slime OF the public schools and a
plan has been agreed upon whereby
the work Of training disabled soldiers
win be carried out as proposed.
It is proposed 10 train men along
the lines Of machine shop practice.
woodworking and carpentry. electrical
work and mechanical drafting. From
10 10 IS men may be trained along
each OF these lines.
To Use MOrehead school
Two rooms at the Morehead school
are TO be used for the academic work
and mechanical drafting. These rooms
are 10 be equipped by the federal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27
Woman Can t Find Words
To Express Herself

after six years OF sufssring from
stomach trouble I am feeling fine.
All the bioating and soreness is gone
from my stomach and bowels ] can
eat all ] like now. cant think
Of any words suitable enough 70
praise Mavr's Wonderful Remedy
I am sure IL has saved my life u
is a simple. harmless preparation
that removes the catarrhal mucus
from the intestinal tract and allays
the inflammation which causes prac-
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one dose viii convince or money re-
funded. At all ruggists-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27
Adnren Support
ELPaSO Claims
For COnUentiOn

4 tram load OF Texas admen VII
be sent 10 the 1920 advertising clubs
convention at indianapolis and every
man on the train viii be pledged TO
help land the 1891 convention for FL
Paso. according TO John Il Regain
manager Of the FL Paso Adclub, who
IS attending a meeting OF the eXecut-
i've committee Of the Texas clubs at
san Antonio. Nr. Regain is represent
ing Scott White, president OF the FL
PasO club. In a wire which Mr.
White received from Mr.. ReEan Tues
day. the manager said Texas would
be solid for Fl Paso. He also an
nounced that san Antonio would be
the meeting place Of the April con-
ference of Texas ad men
Twelve new advertising clubs for
Texas are 10 be formed. 1lr. Regan
says 81 clubs are TO uni-e in ask
ing SIZE state legislature for an
honest advertising law.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27
Hart Confident
T. S. VIII Help
In Reclamation

Seattle. Wash Jan 2T.-Conndence
that congress will appropriate money
for reclamation Of arid lands In the
west was expressed here today by
Gov Louis +. Hart on his return
from Washington. ID. c.. where with
other western governors. he urged
passage Of a $3.50. 100000 appropria-
tion bill for the work Gov Hars
maid he believed the money would be
obtained through a federal bond issue.
which viii be repaid as the reclaimed
lands come into production
Columbus voyage on which he dis
coNared America cost 500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27
TELL now HE ELUDED coPs

Sergt. J. +. Dolan of the san Fran
cisco police department, was in II
Pas0 Monday night with a prisoner,
John Lawler. who had been arrested
in Houston and who Is said to be
wanted in California on "A murder
charge. At police headquarters Law
Ter told of being IN El Paso. eluding
officers here and going 10 Juarez,
where he lost all OF his money
gambling.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27
Ne7gS BreOitieS
WAL AND GENEhAA
tAdvertisements-)

Of being robbed near the smelter by
two soldiers Gaddy was already fac
ing two charges. one for robbery by
firearms and one for murder in con-
uection with the death Of constable
sam Stepp Of the smelter precince.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27

T. D. Cunning 3226 Bliss street. re-
ported TO the police that on Saturday
night his home was robbed OF a
cameo ring, a lavalliers and an en-
broidered table cloth. Monday after
noon the police arrested a servant OF
the family. She was transferred to
the county authorities.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27

Only IS cars Of cattle moved within
the jurisdiction Of the Panhandle and
Southwestern StOckmen's association
during the past few days. according to
reports received here. Ten OF these
went 10 Fort Worth and three TO Il
Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27

Two negroes were arrested by po-
lice Monday afternoon a quantity Of
morphine was found on each negro.
They viii be held pending lnvestiga-
tion by federal authorities.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27

Monday viii be a holiday in dis
trict courts on account Of Gen. John
J. Pershiug's' visit to Fl Paso- All
jurors summoned to service Monday
morning will be excused until Tues
day morning Judge W. d. Howe lett
for Van Horn Tuesday TO hold a spe-
ciaI session OF court He viii return
to II Paso Saturday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27
WYOMING READY TO RATTFY
WOMAN sIEER AnIENnNIE n.

Cheyenne. Wyo.. Jan. e7.-Before
the end OF the day, wyoming, pio-
neer suffrage state. will have rati-
fled the federal suffrage amend
ment. Following the action OF the
senate on Monday Afternoon in pass
ing the resolution by an unanimous
vote. the house made il the special
order OF business for $3.50 this after
noon. and the resolutions passage
by a unanimous vote was expected
before $3.50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27
qing song at the close Of the per

ming Song at the close Of the per-
Wonderful AdaEio.
RachmaninOffs Second symphony
is great one, and was beautifully
given. especially the wonderful
adagio, in which the crescendo and
decrescendo effects were delightful
The various solo INSTRUMENTS Of the
orchestra, especially the English
horn and clarinet, were handled in
mastery style, and the delicacy OF
bowling among the Tiolinists was ab-
solutely perfect
Mcconnell, possesses a contralto
voice OF great range and brilliancy.
Her rendition Of TschaikoWsl1yis
celebrated aria showed thorough mu-
style She was enthusiastically re-
called and sang charming song
entitled Take Joy Home" which
displayed the best qualities of her
voice even more than the aria
Surprise For Audience.
A surprise was in store for the
audience, in the shape Of q violin
OF the orchestra Guy Woodland,
which was not on thu program. It
was the delightful Gondeliera, by
Victor Saar. accompanied by the or
chestra- and Mr.. Woodard's perform
ance Of il was the daintiest bit Of
violin playing have heard in long
time
The audience. while small for Lib
erty hall, was really a good sized
audience and made up for what il
may have lacked in numbers by the
hcartiness OF its greeting 10 the or
chestra and the close and even rapt
attention which IL gave 10 the entire
performance 1t is a great treat TO
US all TO hear such beautiful music
as this orchestra gives us, and all
music lovers in our city are looking
forward TO today's performances with
eager interest
The program was as follows.
!. Overture TO a Midsummer
Nights Dream" ..-- -1IeHdelssohn
? Symphony No. ?, in Z Minor,
ID. - Ia cllillanln now
1 LargC-AlegrO moderate.
II Allegro motto.
III Adagio.
" Allegro ViVace-
g. Aria. Farewell Xe Hills," from
loan Of Arc" Tschaikowsky
Hiss Mcconnell
3. Spanish Rhapsody. 1900. Chabrier
5. Theme and Variations from
Suite No. 3, in 6 major.
.-.....-. Tschaikowsky
FL PaSo Seed Co.'S 1920 Catalog now
ready Write or call for q copy.---Adv-
Curtis & Co. buy Liberty Bonds-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27

FL Paso seed Co.'S 1920 Catalog now
ready. Write or call for a copy.