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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-21

Detroit .........O o o o %
Washington .... o o q 0 o o D O-l
Runs batted in-Gharrity, Veach. Heilmann.
Three-base hit-Young. Stolen bases-Rice,
Milan, Bush. Sacrihces-Shorten t2t He'll
mann. Double plays-McBride, Harris to
Charity; Flagstead to Stanage. Left on
bases-Detroit. 5; Washington, 4. Bases on
baus-On Ehmke. 1; of Shaw. .; on snyder,
l. Hits-Or Shaw. in innings of Snyder
1 in l inning. Hit by pitcher-By Ehmke
.(Harris). Struck out-Ry Ehmke, 3. Wild
pitch-Shaw. Passed ball-Picinich. Losing
pitcher-Shaw. Umpires-Messrs. FrieI and
0aueep. lime Of game-l hour and 81 minutes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-21
Browns Get Two From Minors.

OAKDALE. La, July 21.-The ST.
Louis Americans have signed Outfielder
Earl PreusS and Pitcher Sid GonZoulin
of Oakdale, Louisiana League. Preuss
hit $40 and Gonzoulin won twenty of
twenty-five games in which he pitched
thirteen straight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-21
129, 900 Attend Four-Day
Yank.White Sox Series

NEW YORK, July 21.-A total
of 129,OOO spectators attended
the four-day base ball series
between the New York and Chi
cagO American League teams
which closed mt the Polo
Grounds yesterday. Omctais
said this attendance sets
record for an ordinary series.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-21
OUTFIGHTS CHAMPION.
Fisher Shades Wilson in Ter
Round Middleweight Bout.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, July 21.-Young
Fisher of Syracuse shaded Johnny
Wilson, middle-weight champion, in a
hard-fought ten-round bout here last
night. in the opinion of newspaper
men at the ringside. Fisher was the
aggressor throughout.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-21
Shannon Officially" Gone.

Official ANNOUNCEMENT that Maurice
Shannon of the Nationals had gone
to the Athletics by the waiver route
was made yesterday, Mack is ex-
pected to play him at short.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-21
Kircher to Join Cards Tuesday,

ST. LOUIS, July 21.-The st. Louis
Nationals have ordered Pitcher Mike
Hi. cher, recently purchased from the
Richmond. Va, League club. to report
in New York Tuesday. Walter Schulz, a
pitcher, will be loaned to Richmond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-21
Will Arrange for U. S. Team.

NEW YORK. July 21.-Paul Pilgrim
of the New York Athletic Club will sail
from here for Antwerp, Belgium. FRI
day. He is going in advance of the
American Olympic team. which will sail
next week, so as to perfect arrange
ments for their housing and training. n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-21

p;a runs batted in-Rice (2), Shanks. Mcbride
Rnxh 10, Torres. Oldham. Ainsmith, Hale
Push ", teach l2). Two-base hits-Rice
Sun aham: stolen bases-Bush, Hale. Sacri
TnesMbush t2l, Pinelli. Mcbride. Flagstead
RU USpie piays-Bush to Young to Heilmann 191
iS sH 70 delImann. Left on bases-Det rolf
10, washington. Z. Baves on ballsNOr Canrt
or Co,, on Oldham. 8; OF schacht, /. Hits
in q quincy, 10 IN innings: of Oldham. II
SnvS innings on Dauss. in innings: OFF
SNYDER, in l inning; Off schacht. none in u. y
pit nb ON Erickson, in innings Hit by
fVeaebI courtney Veach); by Erickson
C ~ eaent. struck out-By Oldham - nv
courtney, 8; by Dauss, ,: by Erickson D 3
paS sed pail Pail.mAinsmith, Winning pitcher
Messrs losing pitehsr-Erickson. EMPIRES
hours and As minutes. Lime OIL game
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-21
'Batted for Pinelli in tenth.
Halted for Oldham in tenth.

.Batted for Courtney in eighth.
fBatted fof Snyder in ninth.
4batted for Schacht in eleventh
Detroit
Washington w IL
900 100 O q n n n n g
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17

jrcts. they hit on the scheme 81 com.
birng two festive occasions ana nav
ing one grand affair october : when
the Ronuvn. with the heir 10 the throne
aboard. ~ tu cast anchor here.
II was Angus, !, 1890 that the Colo
Mai parliament held its first sitting. hut
~ the royal engagements cannot very
we'll be- altered. u was thought wise t.
SGT back the gala date.
For nearly SEQ years the business at
governing this little outpus, 81 the En-
pirc has gone on under the same forms
without material change u IL hut nat
ural that the 20 OoO inhabitants uf tins
go squarc miles of coral rock should
wish TO honor their aged constitution.
Originally founded 10y a shipwreck~l
COMPANY under Sir George Somcrs. DIES
tined for Virginia In 1909. the islands
nave remained continuously under Brit
ish rule.
Revenues are raised chiefly from tai
III duties. NJ land taxes are levied b'
the colony Thrc is very light tax oi
realty In the p.alishrs ana the pr"
c.cds are used lur maintenance Of IN
poor
There are me- divorce laws IN B"rnu
IA and only IN, breach ~ promise cas-
was ever tried here Most Of the ease
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17
WANTS STRIKERS
GIVEN OLD JOBS
>ICH NliO> ~ URGED ~ MriNS
~ RtiIE,ING FREIGHT
CONGESTION.


~ AssHehiod If,ss
NNSiUNGTpN Jan. o. E,Npta.
ton ui striking marine aud railroad wuf
kcr. Co their old jobs Was recommended
d. the Interstate commerce commission
today as q means Of allcyiating freight
cong. stivn The recommendation wls
made rs James Reilly. OF Ia, lutrrut.
r.uI' CHtrfWis, i.uugshorcmcns Asso
.uu.r. r. a. Hclly 10 the Marine Nor.
k,.s Mon of New York. ad Frak 20.
laIl % J,r,,, 'ity. speaking Tor sirik.
Irs railroad employees VI New York and
other cities
Willie the commission was hearing
rrIesrriitt,s ~ the strikers and crap
pi.ur with freight congestion and cod
.h.iilsr problems. generally. I'D a
Morrow 500, pr' s!dcnt II the National
cool Association issued a statement
.u:,s,ug any embargo on coal exports
NJ Morrow placed responsibility OF
DO, existing coat shortages on the com
uissiu. $50 Roland asserted that "
striking railroad men were restored 20
their ua,cs. Wh3.h hc said now arr
.u.leI vt'H inexperienced workers ad
Do. seniority rights Of The ST. kcrs pre-
s.it.l '.b freight Sam would h' re-
Nr.,I immediately Th, strikers rep.
-,.,ntti.,.s following fh" conference.
sail ih,' Commissioner Eastman who
heard th,r presentation b1i agreed 2"
De-, ib, matter h-for, tho full commits.
..."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17
FIFTY PER Clint
Of LAUNDRY STOCK
IS REPORTED SOLD
M FORT FROM II.DING COMMIT
TEE SHOWS WORK PRICELESS
ING n coon SIiirE

That aluut 900 p'r cont ni ih' ,fri.
tUfad stock &c tr. Amarillo cooper
otis, uniUn IIurd. had been sold was
announced at m,,'us nt The s'-'k.
bnltlrrs 81 that concern ln o." udd
Fellows llsl last u.gh, a. $50 O'Clock
rrrpIi from tAc building committee
ehow,d that the work ct constructing
On. plant uu Nor,h Taylnr street Is
Progressing nicely and that d, vi.i be-
continued STEADILY mul completed al.
though ih' brick WORK probably vii %"
DELAYED g. e small extent due io Tho
,ls.ncr 90 ihr lri.h contractor fium
M. city.
\ d,untu town ufny. tU h' occupied h'
those participating iu 'h' sale &C The
sta,k ~ 90. laundry probably viii be-
established Ion the immediate iHiur" vas
d decision of 10, directors. bot %" d'ii
nit. announcement was mad" n that
-,gari 4 50 ~ bylaws Co govern The
workings 90 Oh, laundry asso,nii"n w''
adopted
I'm answer tu r. question asked 80 The
meeting as to whether or not The sec
r.t,r. and she manager 90 tn. t~~oci
it.un won, under bond 30 WIS an
lourr.d thli each ui these officers are
a. ar times under 20 sufficient bond &,
oyer the y,lu, 20 40 properties and
.uuIs entrusted Co.. their care.
tn, matter of securing ' su"rini.nd
ant f.r "a. laundry following its open
ing f.. cuisines. was taken ur hI' n'
i.r.s,un mad. ) u Van bIshirN wd
%. general manager
Mrs william Morris yf El PaSn Tor
mer state organizer Boo 90" American
FEDERATION q Labor Cor colorado. al
lr.ss.d tn meeting ri considerable
length directing her remarks princil"l
H. along the successes made hy unioI
laundri,s both in ~ Paso and IN Den
scr and telling ~ their methods ~ op
Iarati1n ~, alsU related the his,or'
lof the Ludlow strike ln Colorado y
Shich she figured Iclling 20 some @
lher experiences a. that time. She r.
If,rrcd o. the organization 81 q unio
lIabor League IN N, interest q ~h'cl
h, u Woi king
| About 200 persons we're present
las; nights meeting. mcludns goo
,,,rnd,ncc Il thu general public.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17
BANK Of ENGLAND
WILL Be REBUILT
~ A-o,'st~i Press

~ A.so,'aied Press
IoN'ON. June t6-The Bank 81
England Is 20 be- rebuilt The governors
AMI c1ur, ~ directors II the institution
frr the mast - years have considered
tre disability 81 replacing the black.
IN. story odd Lady Of Threadncedle
street. with a more modern and commo.
diuus structure. tn, inadequacy Of the
venerable pile 90 meet present day need
has rrccssiis'cd the establishment since
The hcginuiup ~ the anr ~ six uutsid'
branch offices IN various parts ~ Lon
don to house IN" hanks growing arms
II clerks and newly created depart
mrnis
Established in 1881, the Bank q Ems
land b. IN. oldest national hank In IN
rope. Millions q people throughout the
| world know the outside II the low
! black building which for more than two
centuries has been tho Empires FIN
sncial center Its central part was er"'
% In 1894 but the outer part. which
one sees from adjacent streets. date
from i1ss
| Tho present building spreads over
acres - what u perhaps the most val
uahl. real eststo IN the world. IN ih'
heart al; London s world training center
81 least once IN December. 1895. " a.
~ the country from bankruptcy Dur
mg the Lord George Gordon riots q
June l-So. % t'hs,'od a two DAYS Of
tack by mob which was driven of b.
! soldiers stationed outside the clerks an
bank officials who mounted the walls
since tina, date the bank has bee
suared every nigh, by a detachment q
3s soldi.rr who. commanded by an OF
Ger. march down from London an
take an their positions on the walls q
shutdown.
!, \ number - windows. which brok
the blank solidarity n the banks quite
walls were closed with huge blocks
l elanitcafier the rioting but their on
line j. traced by the remaining siils.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17
CHINESE WORKING
To UNITE FORCES
OFFICIALS LOOKING FORw ARD TO
TIME WHEN PARLIAMENT
WILL. III SOLID.

By soeia''d pfcss
SHANGHAI. June lG.--Chinesc off.
Gals here are looking forward hopeful
~ to the possibility II organizing n
united parliament
Their belief that IN" long separation
~ IA, North from the South was about
10 b. united and the disputes ~ the
two parlim.uts - hr composed was
strengthened 10y The revolt led hy WI
Ting fang finance minister ~ TIA"
southern government and chairman ~
~ Administrative Council Or. WI
was ~. leader ~ IN" original parliamvn.
tary revolt that divided the North from
the South in china three years ago.
He has bee MIN shanghai Tor some
months. having joined here two other
members 81 N, southern Administra
tive Council. IN sun AZ ara and Taug
Shsoyi.
br VA uid b. rad l,u Canton hr
nus. o., could uu Ginger trust the mel
l h. hld Co. work with there IT, dv
clarrd that M" government at Cantor
was % thing ~ az. past and that th'
leaders uf the southern faction intcndr'
20 help 'o organize new united par
lament possibly On shanghai a. drtf
a constitution iur 100 china and 'n Ton
'mulai" poi,y o. restore int'rnl
lpcacc
/, tn W. Wus followed from Canton Z
. shanghai hv about 100 m'mh"rs 81 th
ID former southern parliament which ha
. ~ Headquarters there
Tho Southern parliament WAS the 81
Chiuosi parliament vhirh existed o.
A fnr' hrE'll'i's oprned between ~
4 | Nur'h and south ,nd u included MOI
i. 'htr go members
On sun Watson who h1v ho"u rart
+. iua forward r'guii,'iuus with the :"
i'r- ~ Goo T".ln government has n
rpur.rI that 1u agreement h1H l"'
rDH'h.d f.r iuut action hv rcpr,s ut
" 'E'g 90 the Norih and South
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17
rIB0NIC PLAGUE CLAIMS
5NICTIMS Vt TtMPiCO

" Associated Press.
GALVESTON. June t. --Bubon.e
Plague claimed five victims last sun
4,v a, Tamtdro according g. officers
4 a tanker which LETT that port Mon
iay and arrived here to-day
4 private cablcgrat- received here 70,
night from Vera Cruz stated TWO NOR
hath. from %, plague has occurred ~
hat city.
Following reports - ihc plasu' > az
peaaucc 10 Tamplrn Ia l.oHst J.
Wilson. public health officer ~ thi'
por, received instructions from Wash
ngtun today O. fumigaic an vessels ar
living here from Mexico This includes
n tank.rs ~ well ss other vessels W
Wilson said. for although crud" al IN
is.lf is disInfectant. q is possible Tor
plagre carrying rats to find refuge IN
De- living quarters aboard thes" YES
'.ls
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17
NO ACTION TAKEN
ON WATER BILL


NN HHHfH .ANffH 49,
WASHINGTON June lo inquiry "t
IA, white huus. the state department
and the capitol today failed 20 disclose
thu action taken ly President Wilson
IN m. water power n.i. II was learned
a, N. stat. department. that the meas
lf- 80. s,iu ~ ~ White House al
though % had been announced that
lir, II the measures remaining In the
p.. dents hands and hts action on caeh
MIGHT b., given ont late today.
legislative register clerks ~ the cap
I'H sad thy- hid mo- information
81 neither 90. so i.r power hin Nd h~''i
,i,pI .v.-d vithir M. '.iae permitted iol
j. ,u I.aor. law The power hill
e.. Among eleven measures given
pocket veto hy The president when
congress adjourned
attorney General Palmer later rhlee
that these measures DID not surfer
/ veto unless 'h- president r"trainc'
| from sprro,irg them within ten day.
after their receipt The time for an
| prrtlrs the water power bill expires
as' Friday midnight and the othe
nr.-ur,r including tho war laws rcpea
resolution and tho resolution creatinI
/ commission 'o ~ with Canadi''
isufhnrfi,s regarding restrictive orh'r
| le.ir-' The export - pulp wood mt
approved before tomorrow midnight
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17
tho democracy % industry through Dc.
velOpmeni q cooperative effort
NutOcrarN in Industry.

AutucratlC control OF lhuuNiIN N'N
condemned and u was declared there
IL no salvation and ~ hope ~ abund.
ance In our time until % Is removed
from our Industrial life
ny special action the federation on.
,orsed the declaration that eve cannot
w. driven az slaves but We can give
rightly service In a common effort 81
human kind
The federation condemned the GOV
eminent for not giving the workers OF
Porto Rico and Sanio Domingo pro
lection" from cruel and inhuman *
ploitation BY corporations and other en-.
ployers."
W. u. Mahon. presiden, ~ the street
car mems union. who was charged ny
Detroit labor unions with ieine 'dislHs
a. 10 labor ,e,cYsc Ms allf 'i''dren
"A, stockholders N e non.aE. "a ii1 shop
was unanimously eNoncra,cd.
The administrative forces ~ me Tea
Grafton, backing the report q the rcso
buttons committee for the approval o.
government; control ~ railroads. oppos
I'd the railroad employees Organization
and their supporters IN urging endorse
ment Of government ownership WIZ
democratic operation u the railroads
John Frey. chairman o. the resdn
tlons committee lei the opposition u
rovernment ownership H. asserted .
was no, "a sound trade union doctrln'
that we should turn over the sih''
newer over our economic movements.
He declared the government new"
kent its promises adding that labor ma
b,en made "the first victim OF IN
sherman and Lever acts although
had 'been promised these laws woui
no, be used against thcms
Frey said there Is growing IN TN
country 10 the idea advocated rs ihos
who claim 20 H. our friends, los nca
statesmen. public and others. that IN
welfare ~ the state i superior 70 IN
rights. Of Individual
They believed In that In Germany
he ADDED.
When adjournmsn; time ar.ved. IN
indications were tina; the railroad en-
ployes union would have the supper
Il the United Mine Workers and IN
metal trades organizations. This woul
enable them 20 override tho commit
tees report. Final action viii be take
tomorrow.
President Gomners. u was undel
stood tonight. would take the floor
necessary % hack up the COMMITTEES
recommendations
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17
BULGARIAN NATION
WILL RETAIN PEACE
DECLARES PREMIER
ey ,..o-ia,cd Press

~ Asso"ialcd Press.
SOFIA. Bulgaria. MAY iG-Bu!glrii
viii keep the peace despite the loss un.
Der m. treaty u her provinces oi Do
hrouda and Thracc. Premier Alexander
Stambuihusky has told The Associated
Press correspondent.
America and the Allies may be- as
cured that ". shall maintain order and
quiet and bear our burdens and trials
| ttoio,llv." hy said w, will face the
Iharah sentence the P,a,, Conference has
imposed upon as with courage and Tor
| utud. aud rely upon internal recon.
s,ruct,un and perscyering labor Co gain
what We have lost IN the WAT Bul
Igara for IN, moment ma be crushed. but
she will ris, again with new strength
and De- an ,Nimpl" Z" III" world 81
lWhlt patien,, industr and national pa
lui1iism can accomplish
Tn. yprrmi-r referred 90 Bulgaria :
relations with Greece. Serbia and Eu'
lmsnn. We desire. Il course. h'
aid. "to live IN harmony and good VII
with ou rncighbors but some Il Their
lt.rtituritl demands or, p" excessive thh'
lnnv cordial and enduring relationship
seems we'll nigh imposSlhl" How car
mir friendship with Greece" h' p"itut
In.r, while Nj Ncniz-l"s denies MS tn
light ola rauurt ON thu Aegean An'
: lhuv cen our friendly feeling to"ar'
a pumtrm bc anything more than muii
.la,l and traust1ry while she insists nj
Ib,idinr IN. southern Dobi udj'' VII
A ,ur other .nighb1r. : rhia. "" d'sir" 7
~ lHye on IN. most agTccabl" terms hu
Al IN tho absonr, IL u permanent govern
3 mont there ", have not been hh''
y TAX. the necessary steps toward 'st''
= ltsbinr m, clements 81 future tricn'
y ship"
( n sttfnbuiusky tkrn discuss'
Am.r,ca's participation IN the war nr
,I,h. pc,,e negotiations and lam"n,rd ~
T" C,uur, # tn Peace Conference 90 90
nly President Wilson's - points
%. w,s Mr. wilson's promis" That
N shotild gain by peace all that We w'
~ -,r,yinE 10 gain by war that caused "I
10. s,ia,.rs 20 lay down their arms ana
- ,,,i,ti,t. TO the Great Powers y
on vb,, did the Peace Conference do
u ,r,mpl.d under foo, all the high prin
=, pl.- which your President ha d"nun
" a,ed. And Bulgaria was thus conlr''
IS misled DO
However. with al the tr"mcnd"
rs t.r,d.r. that hay. been imposed up
,s ~ m. Allies" Mr. stamuliusky -
IN .l,dsd. "yr. have no, lost hope ] !"
ed op,,mis,icaIiy 10 the future tn" wol
TIE Is IN process Of Regeneration anu
m ,rre.tion Nj wilson's prin'ip'"s "h'
~ 500. Haunted by the Allies ar" h'i
,,ten up rs the peoples - the ear
=, whe,hsi ,unqusrurs 90 conquered.
Fl" .,l,.hIy a popular movement viii
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17

an the calendar ivolyc bicycle s,caiinE'
nspult petty theft. there Is little see
riols crime. though IN a region wh''
everyone rides a wheel the theft OF "
bicycle is regarded somewhat as horse
stealing w,s in the ives, few years
ago 49,.
There are old timers here who have
never set eyes on cram or uoh'V
car but OF late they have had the Sa,ls.
faction oi seeking flying boats cir'''h.
through the air.
Innovations of any kind are apt to b'
lacked ON with some suspicion. The ma
,,rity is conservative and that Is per-
hap, why go much sentiment Is a''acn,
.d tn the coming celebration Of the SVo
I ,sar old constitution.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17
WOMAN To SECOND
PALMER NOMINATION.
% Assoria'sd Pres
aIn.I.I L. nILl.I-

a. Assaria' u Pres
LITTLE ROCK. ARK Jun" lS-li
sas announced her. to-day that Mrs
Co,nam. ~ Little Rock. cn" u the Ar
.ansas delegates 10 barge a. the demo
ratio national convention. has bcen
no. n o. uddr.ss the convention sec
,ndnr N. nomination - Attorney Gen
raj 4 Mitchell Palmer fur the prcsi
ieu'h nomination
Mr. Gotham j. president ~ the NJ
,ar~is League 90 women voters an'
has been in charge 4 90, Palmer wes'
| ,rr Do iIquartvr. lot women iu chi
] ago.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17
COURT Of CIVIL
i, APPEALS PROCEEDINGS

Proceedings ~ the Court ~ 'itl Ne.
reals Tor the seventh District at ANA
lilo. June i6
Motion O,rrrul,d.
Israel Il Bohbitt. " Mary Green
BOhbiit. rchcauug.
Affirmed.
{. a sc Ry CO.. ~ " = Trout
from Potter.
Reversed aud Renandcd.
Pas. = ~ Co. ~ \ I. LAM
from Potter
Passed IT, Heel II Dn'hri
n. n Wright 1t go IS Cicero smith
Lumber Co. e.. a.. frum Luhhu,H
Submitted.
4. Cooper vs. 4, N,Ns'm, n'm
Carson.
Asseia,cl Mfg 60. ~ \ " Jordan.
Il al. from Dickens.
or ras, ctaI,s q. 4 Fa.I,y. from
Floyd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17
REPORTS ~ OUTBREAKS
~ MESOPOTANIA DENIED

O.. '..H..H'tH Pre-.
fgNTbN fur. rs --Sensa'ionsl re-
rr-f. nrHr.'Ir- from Persia, that fr'sh
.i..'.'t' ,Irrs hsd broken out in Mcf0'
aot.r.t v.r. met here with the state
r,-' 'aasg that latest official reports
from N.slp,f1ril aid The situation
vl. ru,H ugie',r The town ~ Tells
Co., 81. 'he northwest q Mosul, whlen
ra. temporarily iusf f0 'hn British. y
.ssaia boz their hands i' o. stated.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17
DATE FOR TRIAL

py Associated Press.
NEw YORK. June i6.-The trial 81
FANNY Enuf. center fielder VI the New
.ork team on a charge made In con
r,ciinu with the alleged theft III an au'
,.,,,,,il.. WAS fixed today to follow that
.,f John J. Brady. Jr, ON July ~
rrady. an attorney Is charged with the
theft ct an automobile.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17
rIsAN IEAGtE
ENDORSES ~ TOILETTE

MAIDS y So. jan. is--The non.
.lr'.-an I.aEH. invention Adjourned
taia~ aftrr endorsing q Ia folleiie
SLATE headsd b., ATTORNEY General John
= U'aine CO.. th. state primary ~
s.u'smhsf
t.t..~. 81 tt. ...s...ai .tlIsa - rov.
error ri. Senator Robert n n FOL
lstie. .-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17
BERMUDA TO Celebrate
PRINCE EDWARDS VISIT

n.y. AssorIsisd Prsaa
HAMILTON. Bermuda June iG-Ber.
mud, tho oldest remaining British
plantation " preparing to celebrate
r- Terceuteunary this autumn. Tot
whi'h purpos. 1000 pounds have been
appropriated Since the PRINCE Of
Wales announced the other day that he
meant t. pay a call On his loyal sub
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17

created which viii cnforc. revision of
the peace treaty Even In the Allied
countries there IS much dissatisfaction
with it.
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o. ula,- lf that U..Is too ulaay
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-10
ORGANIZED Labor WILL
SCAN LEHLBACH MEASURE

Organised labor will scan with care
full eye Representative I.ehlbach's re-
vissd reelassificat bill President
Samuel aompsrs OF the American Fed
GRAFTON Of Labor has made this plain
IN hta call for u maetiHg Of representa-
ttves Ut organised labor next Wednes-
day night TO consider tho bill.
II earnestly hope that tho conference
to be held December 10 will come to
q unanimous agreement on all features
OF tho bin, whether OF approval or dis
approval" Mr.. dompers stated. in his
call for the meeting. which 10 to be
held Ut : 80 o'clock on the afternoon
stated At the American Federation OF
Labor hsa dquarterH.
There is some difference of opinion. "
Mr. Gompers remarked He hopes the
conference will bring about an agree
ment upon amendments that might be
found necessary.
Trades called to the conference are as
follows: Bookbinderr. blacksmiths.
brickiayers. chaufrers. competitors.
draftymen photographic and architec-
turaD, masters and mates OF tugs and
dredges, painters, pattern makers. plate
printers. plumbers. steel engravers cleo
trical workers. electrotypers. steam and
electrical engineers. Steam fremen, car
penters, leather workers. glass blowers.
sheet metal workers. teachers. laundry
workers. printing prcssmen. Autograph
crs and rnachinists.