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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-16

NONTENIDEO, Uruguay, Sept. is
The man held as Eugene Leroy.
suspected of being the wife murderer
who shipped the body of his victim
from Detroit to New York in a trunk
arrived here today aboard the British
steamer Dryden.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-16

Accept "California' Syrup Of rigs
on1y-look for the name California on
the package. then you are sure your
child is having the best and most
harmless physic for the little stom-
ach liver and bowels Children love
its fruity taste. Full directions On
each bottle. You must say Cali
fornia"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-16
JURY FINDS
BUNS GOOD
Question of Ace of Bakery Goods
Comes Up in Case Heard at
Fort Madison and Which
Defendant Wins.

Were the buns which Henry Bentz-
niger. a Donnellsor merchant, sold
to L. J, Kock a month old and were
they composed in part of filthy, de
composed. rancid and stale vegetable
substance? This is the question
which a jury Of five Fort Madison
citizens we're called upon To settle
at the hearing OF the case Of the state
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-16

a verdict of not guilty was returned
at ; o'clock.
The following men composed the
Jury: H. D McConn, J. A Robbins,
Ed Alley, George Wiebler and F. H
BuShaIn.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-16

The Brazilian and Peruvian govern
ments will maintain a chain OF radio
stations across South America.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-16

The Swiss government is creating
a. = se' 81 N0 ~ Nd "a 4 ~ ~
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-16

0 pounds
waste psi
not be ne
rec for $ :,
re more Y
,er each ,
shipping c.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-16

at Least
why has
bike from
over and
sparrow
northern
Z on gu
sheer al !
hing days
erely an !
hgle theyl
spring.
Does the
bent at Al
me long
|prins carl
ely dressI
e to Isl
auesdm,l
Einal Bird
quite haFl
will snsl
set tbenI
lions eonsl
But hefl
Eir brieh,I|
SCARLET and
seem raw
+ CGii -"
! to tore.
opportunity
Joyous wee :
| about y
go-geous
4 carr ~
south u
} grace Oh
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-16

in the unii'
ear amour !.
he prodac'
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-16
red in 2 lbs. of lard.

Also, she fried 25A lbs. of fish
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-16

STEAK, CUT 10 q uIIT
form thickness of one
inch, in 2 lbs. Of Ma
cola. Two lbs. of lard
fried only 16H2 lbs.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-16

loss Of bulk from heat
ing. 1t remains sweet
and clean. and can be
used over and over
again, rnere1yshainit.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-16

EPFE stxty-fcur page, beauti.
- fully illustrated Corn
Products Cook Book. Write today.
Corn Products Refining Company,
P. Q. Box 161, New York City.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-16

At the same time this expert
fried 24lz lbs. of potatoes in 2 lbs,
of Mazda, as against 7 lbs. IA ozs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-31
MAYO TEST|F|Es
At NAVAL PROBE
Ik,k on DEFINITE tuitiiLN
iUiiC iii\Df',tn orIRA
Tlb\s, NJ SAYS

ny '.sr,'ptui lrss.
ASillNGTON, March 30 fuul.
~ organization In The navy Gennri
mcnt and "dhscu,' II u drtivlir fpl.
'lgn poll'v "Nrcm that ~ sti,ci nett
lrality' 'oruiird lu prevent prom,n.
ton uf thr entire navy lor NJ, Wlr
Rear idninl Mayo, r1mW1ndsr ot
the Atlantic fleet during the world
war declared tola, before ih' son.
ate naval INVESTIGATING committee.
The active fleet itself, however was
never better prepared, he sill 'na1
Whrn war Was declared.
Admiral Mayo l,,u Ndl.iNl
Hpg' Immediate 'unrrlor touhnr.
ally ~ Toast, durre ~ w. luoh
.mrr with rnwc ot ~ rr'rWrUj,
ma!c bv lhat office IN NJ nd'r'mrpt
ol the d'pnilm,nt'Y conduct uf ~
war 70 lhe charge thu, M odc.
nunlr uhn lnr cooperation With Ul.
led nayics hid hcsn M dr w nd.
vancc he answered that the cf'irp Vt
Chicf of Operations had been .to.
hicd only In 1913 phd Wus lut clHi.
pr,hcusl,o nnurvh 80 obtain lNp hrst
rosslhlr results. hul lhni Without u,
conditions would h'Nu nnDr "rhr'
u'ic."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-31
Arguments on Pro Question
Before Court Con GUIDED

~ Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. Mirth 20 tAg.
rumrnis = The cou,liiuiionilily pf
the prohibition amor dWcni t1d pn'.
tons of tie enforcement n'i ~"
concluded today In the supreme
court seven s"parii pr"'"rdint
nuV rcv with ti,r ,arrl fur f0to"Wi
nation The argun ,nls today wrru
On appeals hrclgll y, rWIs.'4.'
l'cigcrapau 81 Newark y ]. from
federal court decree uiHulsHiu' h
Junction preceding 20 'ninin pro
liblllun official. frow uW'nti"s
him from manufactnrlnp h'"r rin
ialninr nee Than ono hiil n' on
per cent alcohol and rn rp,rrun'
anprnls from Judgements rr.iulritr
officials from interfering Win iir
MaYitpwa Products cOmplni 70 Nist
'onsin concern. IN the mnnuin,'ur'
IT beer coHiu.u'nr . pea crni 81 81
cnhOl nv Volum"
vIl;lam u. Guih"ir '"p.adlt Zee
the frrrn.t. crricudsd thli hv iit'
ords concurrent pn""i ~ "r'
force" congress intended fnr The Co..
rrnl gsverrn.i ava iho fi1i'a g.
,nforc" prohibition with Identical
ierlslnilcn ard that th' ull'a we're
i1 ri," 'hpir 1rntcyll tn prfucr.
m"ni Legislation before becoming 81.
fcciiye.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-31
n. Y. ASsEMbLYMEN
DECLARE SOCIALIST
MEMBERS GUILTY
CHARGES on Disiui Niil
AGAINST i'NI DtilLNiFS
UPHELD ~ COMMITTEE
EXPULSION SEEMS CERTAIN
Action I'm Report Made ro'ni NJ
Order Ter Todu's Session
IiooSc,clt win uprnsc Ousi.
Ing NJ D.'lcpnirs

ny Associated Pres
ALBANY. March 20 Guilty
was the verdict rcnfcrrd IN the Hs-
scmbly tbda! by q WlinuN q, N
Judiciary committee IN he caar ui
live socialist member Suspended IN
chafcs ul disloyalty.
Ind, lliuns were overwhelming
tonight that the uniorliN d'rslOn
would BE- upheld by the assembly and
that the recommendation, IN thr mua
jorily report iha, tie to,ip'i-lt'
seats BE- declared warrant would b.
adopted The size of the mnlullt'
iuyorinv these propositions WAS the
only disputed pibicci 4 Nus ry-
ported that ~ least ninci, ynlos and
possibly more than 100 would b.
cast for expulsion.
Majority leader :. l.. Adler aud
Assomblyman Theodore l,ulsryril
let II he known that they would ll-
pose unSnatirg
Action On the committees report
was made special order lur lumut
row. II ~ c,pccted that an day wa
he given Uv"r a. O,liotv yud n.Tu.
ment and that vote clnunf ~"
rra ,hcl poforu THU gddy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-31
CALlAN INDICTED
ON MURDER CHARGE
CHANGE on NE>lk ~ LLANo
,OlNT, GRNNrED-iioNp
SIT ~ 100000.

Va ,iiis lHipd rlns
MENARn. Texas. Mar aO,~ A lor'
NAL indictment charging James Gals
Ian with murder IN connection WIN
che shuollng Ia death 81 Vernon v.
nullnHs near her elasi November ~
W.. returned by grand Jury late To-
da'
ON motion II the state change o!
,rnre ~ l.lanu county was grahteh
In district court and the rial set Tor
lisnn on Ma II Callan va ieleRsed
un tsu,0n0 bond
nlllings u ioung eaillemau, was
fatal, ahm white drlylnE horses
Through the Calla nranch last No-
,emhrr Gallon one ~ the most prom
lnent Uitlomen IN the southwest, II
declared ~ have demonstrated With
him fnr having left aeies open on thu
ranch One shot was Tired
witness ~ lullan's examining trial
on November ~ supporting a defense
moi self defense. told ~ ei-
inapi shifting Ut rulna l., illlllngs and
NJ the nurse he was rid
lnr Officers testified they found no
weapons on nllliugs body,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-31
Herbert Hoover Will Accept Republican
Nomination II Issues Necessitate 1t"
Mississippi Senate
Ratifies Amendment
Giving Women Vote

JACKSON Miss March go
Following ratification ~ the frG,ril
suffrage bmondmcn, hy The Musln
NJ senate today, Hunpnrl,rs NJ tho
moisurc hcRin NOTIFYING ah.rllr'
members 0t The house ~ return I'M.
modlalnl' In preparation ter tho
limit there
Action by The Hountc camn a. sur,
prise, In Wow =, the previous ad
verse vote Todayb vote was u ITO,
and WAS made affirmative M the
halltt Of Lieutenant Governor cas-
tccl \ number NJ uunutota wrrr
absnnl nrd II WaN supposed lho Nt,
lragn issue was Wt,rd, rspoIlpliv A.
view OF the expiration Il the r,,Nun
Saturday
Predictions that the hougc woUld
act fa,OlahlN an ratification veto
made frcnh
Mississippi Wan he first state ~
m,ily tho federal prohibition amend.
mcnl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-31
GOVERNMENT VIII,
thy rO SitiiI s1I,ikl'

o. At,ri ste rsr,
WASlllNG1 ON, March q IN
i"rious effect Ot u continuation ut
The lOrpshott mcYa strike ~ the
i'Ud situation IN Ne lAinpr elite,
~ Sew 'urk AMI New Hrgland
,tunrd the department NJ labor Ia
ldhc the Initiative M MOVING lnNau'
, scitlrmr> II was stated today At
~" department Coming NJ u 500.
ito WHEN normal, great quurlillps
~ c,fly fruits. vegetables ana othat
l'odviuil pDhld he moving it'm lh'
rnpih the g'rike Threatened 4
ii,rk the coastal tranlrofitliun
tines hN which pos ~ this traffic
10 moved
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-31
Fairbanks and Pickford
Marry at Los Angeles

whirh the hrldoeloom's mother had
glyon him ~ she WAS dylns
II IN underloud The couple went
immediately ~ Fairbanks rrsldrnr"
IN beverley Hills, near l,uH Angeles
whore they are said Ia he passing n
uulrl honeymoon
On tho nlght ~ her return from
Mlndcn Nevada, passed largely IN
dndRlnu newspaper men, Miss Pick
fnrd gave nmi n statement that Ahn
would never marry again but would
devote tho remainder NJ her life TO
motion pictures
M'aH rlckford and Fairbanks are
aid ~ have been mutually allractca
fnr some time through their motion
picture work and success
w cmliring The llcpnHr tho htiin
gnyo her name ~ GLADYS MARY Smith
Moore and her axe ~ ~ The hridn'
frnnm ave his name and aHo ~
DouglaF Elton Fairbanks, 10,
m" l'ensc, II developed was M,
issued ~ thu regular bureau In The
rouri room, In, " Fairbanks home
IN lle,rrely nils last Friday niahi
when We Fairbanks rave o dinner
nlIiv In honor NJ the bride With the
minister and the license clerk ",
gnesiH
We nni Mrs Fairbanks pid ~.
riuhi lhrN had attempted ~ koer
Iih"r mtrrlHvn . rnrrri fol business
rrisnns, that they ND wanted N
horr n from tho nuhllc ~ least nm.
.iil the, mad finished The pictures
tbrv nov are mnkihr
The, did ihnv hal planned ~ 4
lunn,wrnn u three mouths tour NJ
frrnnn h, nuinmuhilr They WI
uil from Nnw N0rh NAV ~ ON The
steamer ilo,nl George pnd land ~
Plymouth ENGLAND They will ylsu
tprrr spain liplgium llnlhnd
sweden. the Austrian T,rnl SWliprr
l,ni and ihn Italian lHkm The,
o,'orl ~ return about September I
Hnd make their homo W lle,rrlp,
INNS
/ NJ fuIthunkH' comment ~ inter
iNt"rfs tonight was
Are vn hipp,' ~ shS W. are
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-31
Maine Democrats
Elect Delegates;
Are Uninstructed


iiANNOli Nc iWrh ih
Twelve uninsirirtrd deiHaii ie 'NH
frmuripiir ttiIunal convention veto
rlu.'u VI lhr pIfiNh rini' uutrn
'lun indU' Th platform IN vhlrh
ihp democrats ~ siHnd ~ thf state
'l,,ilnn w fnpiriuhui 'ndWap, Irrs.
llrni Wilson's administration "a.
ptossNs ihr hrlbf ilWi ~, bruW'
ti,uf pinWii iuIll,aIuh iuf tu.
rHf, iTruI Win bee colulTl NJ
thr lrlrut of ttil,p tlil.uui D..
ftNIilnrt destructive to CO., spirit
Hpd effective operation lnl mut.
suhmlssitn NJ % '"d.rH rnusiltu.
'lui n if audwruis ~ ihr people in'
toad of ihr lev slaiWir lur uiln
ulinn So met tion ~ wnh hilton
b. gAir ~ the platform
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-31

w Associated rrr.s
LOS ANGELES March 10.
Mary ricktord aud Douglas
Fairbanks have been married.
II became known here late to
day, Thief obtained y license
here laN saturday, anu ~"
ceremony MAS performed fun
day Nv the Rev Whllcomh
urouphrr pastor NJ IN" Temple
llnptial church Neither The
bride nor The groom could be-
located early tonight
Miss picktord and M Fairbanks
were married NJ lOaO o'clock suns
day night NJ the residence NJ Tho
Rev, MI llrourhcr Those present
included
Robert Fairbanks. u hru her nj
the bridegroom and MrE Fnlrhanhri
the brides mother, Mrs Charlotte
smith Mnrgery Daw, also u motion
picture actress, The Rev Henry
Mites Cook, assistant pastor NJ the
Tomplr baptist church, aud I. \
SHARKS, deputy county clotk, who H.
sued the license,
Mr. Fairbanks acted ~ rtonmh'
man tor his brother aud Miss lhw
acted ~ bridesmaid
The bride was dlrHrrd IN White
aud M Fairbanks wore oNrnlh
dress
The ceremony louk place ~ soon
~ the pastor could reach his home
uflm conducling the evening" services
In his church
After the ceremony, the minister
road pnssnars from the Eplsllr ~
the book NJ Epheslans uslnR q h'hl'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-31
WAGE AWARD GIVEN MINERS
TO MEAN INCREASE IN COAL
PRICE OPERATORS announce
ny THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

NEW YORK. March 3O.-Aeton OF President Wilson's coal
commission in granting buminous mine workers wage increase
Of n per the price Of coal the mines will advance
rs cents to si25 ton bumnous coal operators announced to-
day!
While asserting they desired keen the price Of coal
possible and avoid speculation the product Of their mnes
mine cited Illinois the only state where the minimum
would apply That said be due to local conditions
which lessen production Since removal Of btumnou coal
price restrictions by the President operators stated
already had sold much coal for April delivery from $3.50 to
The government price Of S2ss effective however, to April
Operators Districts stated have received much
S7s ton in instances where big purchasers went into the
fields and engaged in competitive bidding.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-31
I,en,an,ls Nhaadcaed,

M NIII IaIVI TTT7H =
nRRllN March aO,-'tfaaee has
abandoned her demand 10 occupy
The neutral gonc and has coasen'ed
io grant Ocrmany from tve 70 three
weeks 10 employ sirens toree W
the disturbed lluhr area, aeeofalas
10 announcement made 10 the ma
llonal assembly today by Chancellor
Mueller
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-31
LIBERAL POLICY
|. ON PEACE TREATY
IS ONE DEMAND
u M Nh A>n MIA. Aut NV.
sIlI s,lN NOMINATION."
~ ntulttlks
TAKES MIDDLE GROUND"
ia,m, rh,lmm Neither ilesetl.a'
~, Nj Radical IN lts Aprseaeh
~ theal lInn,cslIc Ours
lluns I'aelna Nstica

~ Associated rVu
AAN Fnl>,lstO, March nU.--
Iie,h,u llon,w ,o,laA lrl,averhs.s
the iluo,rr yrpuhll,an rlah ~ tst.
ilo,ma ,he, he would aceer, the ~
pull,can numinatlun Iur ptssldeM
10 n II frli ,ha, the lssu,~ Nesss.
state II, and II h dcmaad'Si effsesa's
a."
NJ, l,nay,r said ne the teras
hll,an pN,,--wi,h the iNdercNdesa
,cnr ., ~ witch I AN naturally ~.
u ha,,,l--a,lap, u tutwastl.loek Inc.
liberal, ~ ns,sw,Ne piAtsasws ~ the
,,,a,, AMI un uur tunolNtv t~sNrs
and II the part, r'opcss messuvvs
Tor saund business Standardization N
The euun,,,, and y nel,hr seNetlss.
~, mw ,a'lleal " ~ al'rAeNehy ~
uur g,eM donws,le aurstlons and \
h,ek,l h, meW wha uaueuhle<l ".
,rr,e the ,unsumnua, lon ~ ths'>s pa
l,crs AMI measuscs, ! VIII as,r u NV
ra,lc suprar,, 49,
~ do MI waa wM M, m,ye,f
sch the uaMlna,luN,", 49,
tNtuts teHnut
Nr, llOuyer anlEuad hlmselt With
those tavWlAa the tnned klases'
rn,r, lnlo the leauue NJ Aa,leAs attn
tese,, a,lunh 'Nate ,nuaruins Awe,,
lean traditions aud latelesls" and
declared he differed ius, a. rsteAs.
" With ",he extreme view aAvessseN
aHalnut ~, luarur a. asainss any
lcNuue N alr' ~ he AID With Thy
"eN,rvme pusl,lun ,sAfn ~ Ms
nresldvn, rn participation IN purely
Eurunean AItalN,"
Ile hrvlNeVi he had relrsIned attn.
uio from entering Ra,,lten political
discussion IWndluv eMri,leatlnN ~
dl,,rglnn views IN he fters Nev
'ttnea, but that recent Developments
IN The treaty situation "s,asnasleN
In eoonomlc adjustments" ~ utsen,
representations regarding the sl'ns'
lion IN allfninla has imre'led him ~
confirm The ac,len that ny tepn'
hllean hlends there have aiFrad,
taken without consulting me-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-31

The miu' Wurk"rt Representatives
refused "a make any comment IN tho
proposed increases, "\rrpt ~ state
that the new Npgr dgi "omoui Nuud
only "ln,olyc 80 cents a ton average
increased expense,
The new wage agreement rmhodN
ms the lwlrd Of President Wilson's
hiiumnoua coal commits ion, puh.
Q bly, viii hn ratified tomorrow hv thu
OPERATORS and mine workers at the
central competitive field, n,coi ding
10 statements made lOnlghi hN
members 1T the subcommittee Wv
making the negotiations.
TIL" committee lrdiv appointed
rpoC, contract columillr" IL draw
mp q tentative contract The, viii
report back To the suh.commi,lun
tomorrow,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-31
ViiiWANs Plan 10
IMPROVE ,ti Sirpll

~ A..,.'H'rd rpas
WASHINGTON. March 80 Cow.
rcrtcd action 10 improve ~ fnifW
car supply, ,prciallv cont ciuyin ,
equipment. has boon taken W ~
railroads rho movement, stitch is
fOstcrod nv the \m"r'cnn l,Hilrpnl
Asfociptl IN, IL Intended primarily o.,
aid In coal production hut officials
snid II served also aHd IN an import.
ant wlv. to rc-locoi" care IN tN'ir
home linc' from which they N""l di'
verlcd and widely scattered during
federal control
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-31
VIII ATHEIST JOHNSON
~ M tl,OSSI,S line

~ ttN1lW, cal, Mnl,h IT,,
di'k juhoson, in,nWr hra,,.wr,ghl
champion, who arrived ,o,la, ~ Nr\.
iraii, iawrt California. iusl acres,
<m inlUNicu, 'nliiornm, VIII h.
arrested ~ u fugitive from Justice
" hw enters the tni,ri States h.
wa, ~ Imported ,Whn,,. Slr rlfl
tpph IN stated to-day,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-31
GENERAL STRIKE
FACES CHICAGO
1000 vit, mt ,ililkN W.
uiAUS OlT--IIillME> NJ
NlND iiihIiln MN'iN,

NH 49, laiNN Ilt"H
,ii, AGn. Nj, an,--Mi,h i'm
80 hall ci,IA', slrnop"'phris nnh
mmLLrrpr,s IN sl,lLr lnh",, W"
municipal gn,hag' dl'm''nl l'lhn'
ln,,d ,n,ln ~ The walhUui ~ tim
rnihirr hnndlris, hnd im ihIrsi ~
M pr, cent ~ fiirmen ~ rsisn un'
Ices wage h,i,Hnrrs we've granted,
, hhalu Tonight Nhs Jared With u
p.ne,ai si,lhr ~ 80, 'hpln,"s. Tie
-, ,ounril. whl,h earl, l"di, 'rl'''
ted u ~, sr,l hhlrri ,nllinR I"r 80
int,asr ~ ~ .im',, i'i'O ~ piu,id sil'
-, ~, an,1s me- Rgain u nipihl
,nhri uiuup, ~ tnN rnpl' - ~
, iu,lnp srNr, WmL"is, stree in'ln'''
iuis, pimplrq s,,ii''n "ng'n"rfs nrd
the islsasimi Nui ~ il' h'ilih
f, 1s,missionr,s Threatened ~ drihf
unl'ss wage ahsnu"s wr'' gained,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-31
,sstMnlN nkfkArs =
vOrk ~ tNNttpENCE

w N"VllaIIN TTesI
nrnllN, March ao,-'-rhe national
npstmhN today rejected vote 81
hack ~ confidence IN the eo,etnment
and then adopted ever the votes at
he German na,lonellHls aud 'nas'
nendonl aoclalals ~ motion approx
Inn the GOVERNMENTS Matcmeht,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-31
NEW ,l,,stO> iiA>k
pi'st iiUNln ~ ttI,E

NEW nOaTON, March 40
Fire damnro estimated ~
sih,OOO was cnnAed hrre To-
nlghl when The Exchange State
J Hank and The Fuller Mercantile
Company buildings we're de-
slr0ycd The fire started IN
the Fuller establishment and
J spread IN the mnk The TcN
} arknnn fire depallmen, was
called, hut hoNre H. equip I
menl arrived local iiremen had
the blaze under conirol,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-31
CHICAGO WORKERS
Reject PROPOSAL
ON WAGE DEMANDS
sfoCk YARDS EsipaO,Es rRM
ron WNGE N, ntAsls
FIRST DEMANDED
ADDITIONAL Men ARE OUT
Transit omp,n, Charges ,gr"emrn,
Made trsl lunr lhokcn When
WaiLuul O,dric,--tmhm,
10 SIN uH

Nv ..suclAiod r,r..
tlllcAuO, MnrOh - Nlhlm.
Ton ~ hlllrrnrret between hau
tlrlking members Ut The livestock
handlers union aud the pu kim
companies, WIS rejected to-day ~
nnlcn urfiulalr who announced ~
men would remain oul until ihnlr
demands tor wage IN ease NJ irOm
tlo Ia So u month NUr' uranlrd
The mcr nov receive frum $40 ln
$3.50 month, nni'u official. said,
No shipments NJ ,al,lo hoes, ~
theep wore received ~ the yards to-
day and packing 'lmpahN uln,vi
admitted they would be- obliged ~
ehut doNn II the irkr cuVlmund
several days. forcing io,non pihr,
workers oul of employment,
s,mpa,h,i'c S',iLr .ullri
The union today callrh ON IN q
sympathetic strike nriVilr wniChmon
rnplucd hv The packers, lpu,ldg ,hn
liock wards without fire ~, 10, ton
other than that river hv The city
Federal JuGgr AlWhullb lost
NlNN' l'ihf'N wv" flN'h w wv
union 10 arhilrale uniil ~ Itik",s
nnd returned ~ work Feds ral
modlato,g were expected tomorrow
10 use their Influence IN gclllnR tho
hen back
Refuse ~ lrhiirir
-, r. llmkr, gon,rul mdppgn, II
the rnlon stock lalds Tttn,'i om'
ranN mid The company we Nlllrg
Ia arhi,ralc hut The Worlr' mad ~.
FUSED In quitting work 10 enfnrc'
ne wNaac demands the "m' Myr
broken tnelr agreement ld. 40 Ia
irhc, not 10 strike uniil peat vpy
ignrd, h. said shipments ot riiil'
were di,'ri,l lcday H. other rli.oa
bat III "" we're I'm mnny can Wii.
inc Nuside the ciii Tho 'htngn
Junction Railroad Notified u,h.r
railroads that no livestock except
horses, would be- accepted 'ut del
livery here
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- 'orI know what ~ mlbe.
have this friinF u new snifl. pH 'r
a. H'1cs. ur o. iwp.pi',p nit. siit
lnky Nrrr. iiaN Their VIZ . lot
a. excitement down our Wu t'dfN,
Nhon Tell nlnkl,y Nuk phologfjr'.
ri s"'iin' IN u tractor pillow l,rN
buddy thought a. c0ui.o be- WIZ gUln
4 h" q candidate fuf Gn, nor.
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WILSON UPH0LlS
ALLIED VIEWPOINT
REGARDING TURKEY
i>itll>Niiu>Nl uut >iIl, ~
dO,II,N ,u\srN>fi>Orli
Nm stI,NIis t>WpIisisn,

WASHINGTON Mar 40 Visor
aus expression Of President Wilson's
uplnluu lhtl The often oppressed lr
lrnlion Of the allles. that The anom'
Al, NJ the Turks iu Europe should
rnit, should ho cullled uut AZ lIais
lna the Turkish treats, characterized
lhp american iuluifi ~ The al'nl
D. q, transmit 81, ln'ulmuliun of 'h"
tlH.t uf itftt tu uhiiouA
,laumrn,s We Wcigh,d
Nnilu ihr sitturih NJ VHnMVnit
fnr utoni.on uf the furhs Ia Con.
Htniiuuplp NHa urulftd the u,lr
IA lhn American Hu,Hrnl1uui has
t,na ihu 'ihr arguments alNiusl n
o. Ui lrmsrr and runih, t, 'ln
lWTprally, oi" uunts Witch q NnHld
not urrm pusillr ~ ignore
Tho american roluludpf wa haud,
ed ~ The French ambassador here
Nr rh ri fur transmission Ia Premier
NillpHnd Hud mpde public lonlght
by Ne state department IN udvlcus
co. ~ had hrru delivered
irnnkh iNptr.sr. Views,
President wilson " stYH. does
rui deem 10 advisable IA the prescott
t.frumsinr.m that ,r United stale,
huHl die 'Wpa niHd IA tho COULTER.
ru,ua a. suggested ~ me nllI,I rum.
Wu.oliiun llr frrlt howe, r. II
W.s added that "Ha ihls gn,rfnmpnl
b. tIinllt nlrrrurd In world poaoe
% should ftntl, express ~ Views IN
ihr rlurnfrh snlulions ~ the aucs
iIu1. connected with the Turkish
treaty
lhr Nmrririn expression notes
WIN pleasure mat provision IL maic
fnr ilrt tu ftHHp 'uinilnu uu ila IN
irruaflonui unurn vhlph ID b pro,
pu."d slmll d. etilhlishe liar The
fu'rrum ni m lunplo ana
The sifaiia
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Iiunihlii, l,up

Forecast Wpin, ,dt, tulr
West rrNHs Neinusda, int
Thursday rpneiill, fair,
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