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Evening journal., 1920-01-10
ALL WHO ARE INTERESTED
IN AUTOS READ THIS.

DO you sell cars. own. drive, or are
YOU gong 10 buy a carr II so. get a
copy OF MOTOR MAGAZINE for January.
lttolls aboutihe good and bad features Of
every car made, every good and bad
road from Maine 10 California, also ono
thousand trips 20 take next summer.
MOTOR MAGAZINE for Jsnuary has 500
pages and weighs pounds. Now on
sale at newsstand. Cor. Sth and Market
sircets-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-01-10

ago.
But every one OF The three trucks
which put on our blg pneumatic
tres In 1911 Is stll In active duty
This means just one thing that nneu-
matte tires add many years 10 the life
OF trucks
The old truck Is accompanied by a
modern G VI C truck equipped with
every modern appliance. In lhls way
local motorists were sfrorded on OppOr
tunity 10 see at a glance the big steps
forward made In truck construction
The party Is under the direction OF
Mr.. d. w Hughes OF Hartford. who Is
an expert on truck tire construction and
practice. Mr.. Hughes has a war rec
ord Of nearly two years spent In ac-
tive flying In the Royal Air Force and
is one OF The few men who have had
the experience OF falling a mile, 70 tell
The tale.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-08
$38OO

Groom frame. built-in features. B. piece toilet and bath. Only built six months. Owner out of city. This is we'll furnished and 5000 cash and s5e month will handle.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-08
GREENE & GRIFFIN

Tel. 1904. 124 N. First Ave
Arizona republican., 1920-10-08
S55OO

5-room new P. D. house, gray brick fireplace, hardwood floors, built-in sideboard and book cases, hot water tank; cement porch walks and side walks: well furnished. Our price S55o0; $500 cash, balance easy.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-08
Some Furnished Houses at Bargains
 S36O0

6-room frame, well furnished. and g. car garage; built-in features. fine shade and lawn and roses; 5000 cash and $50 month, inc. interest. Now rented $60 month: good location and condition.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-08

U10 acres rine cotton .atch c.Gtrict. Kera coun-
 $500 per acre, would E half. must be cash or lrity. For information 2. E. .Ilankin. RTD No. (. srsfieid. Calf TOP
Arizona republican., 1920-10-08

FOR SALE-Lot, northeast of Phoe- nix; one block of car line. Box 235. Scottsdale. AriZ [
Arizona republican., 1920-10-08

foFUH SALE land in weed pat ~. California considcr selling baukablc securI write or sec F.
 nox s9 Bakers
Arizona republican., 1920-10-08
$500

4-room frame and plastered- house. built-in features s-piece toilet, and bath, corner lot, all fenced, in Al con dition and we'll furnished, or S360o without furniture; s145O cash, balance eaSv
Arizona republican., 1920-10-08
S625O

5-room and ? screen solid brick P. D. house; oak floors, every in feature, gray brick fireplace wood stone sink, good closet room and three entrances: 3piece toilet and bath: large cement porch, walks and side- walks; large lot. 60x150: good old shade, on paved street and car line: this place is part furnished; S6250: S2250 cash. balance $500 year. Posses sion at once.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-06
MRS. !. HIXSOV ONLY
WEIGHED 70 POUNDS
She Has Gained &c Pounds By
Taking Tanlae and Now
Weighs lis Lbs.--SayS Tan.
lac Has Been the Greatest
Blessing Of Her Life.

Il wclphcl only ~ pounds when
| bcrIn taking Tauac but nov !
Wcish IL and am feeling better
than have In seven years, was
w, unusual statement made Mrs.
Lucille H'Nsun. llvinr ~ :uj2 broad.
way, kanCas CITY Mo. u few day.
ago,
"ncgorc | hogan akinR Tnluc
continued Mrs HiNsuu. Il had Boz
,amc ~ weak from seven years Oi
uiterlng that AZ times | wasn't able
TO stand ON MY fc,t What | ate
nearly always disagreed with iur
and made gaS form SO bad that I
could hardly get ne breath. wa
badly constipatei ana had pair
ncross the small OF my back and
my nerves we're upset. Mas troa.
hled with duh headaches lusi nhou,
al the time aud often | hal faint
ing. dizgy spell. and I was never able
to walk any dislapc. before +, fc';
exhausted.
My uncle recommended Taniae tn
mo and now since u has entirely
obcrcolne my troubles I will neher
overcome any troubloS all aeyor
troubled with Indigestion OF gas a.
I'll cue J SIn eating anything Hn
everything | want ana digesilng u
perfectly. iicadsehcs and dlxyy
spells have all left ne and m, con-
stipated condition has boon relieved.
iiy nerves ATE IN fire condition ami
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-06
MN kInN.


Ood, return o. Nnp un Apri iltt
When nlnug c0Aulri road You
walk with me.
And my faith blossoms HE the
earliest tree
tina ,ehamca the bleak NcFld viii
IT, yellow sgays.
Ny faith reyi,cs. War lhp > 'usy
haze
The clovor.sprinklcd hills smi,c
quietly,
Young winds upllfl q birds clean
ecstasy.
For this. o ood, my joyousncs' and
praisel
Tut. now, the crowded streets and
choking aifs,
The saualid people. bruised and
tossed about.
These. or the oyerbrilliant ihoro'
fares.
The too.loud laughter and the
ssnpty shout,
The mirih.mad city. tragic with ~
cares.
For this. o God, my sIlenec---and
ms doubt .......,.
--iorls rNTERMEpER
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-06

Mr. q o. 2ctlgs, dnd sister. M.s,
Edith cobb of Amarillo are hur
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. llOykin,
Mrs 70 lman of Amarillo let,
Thursday She has been here IN iu'
forest ct the W q " Circle -'llaq'
IL, County News
J. ~ Love. cl Amarillo, ~ IN thr
c.ty today -1ho Clhvl- Jourgtl
W. a. Spliwn b. hero irom Aiaa'
RHO Tot a Wiz OF ton or fif,eon days
---tloyd cosnty ila.p"fian
Jake Grlffth .aent sunday M An
alillo, visiting with ffioud. "a Lock.
noy Beacon
Nj and Arr. " u Rhoics end
ion fIsh"l Of amarillo visited Nl.iAi
irtnd. Saturday ana SUNDAY
nrngEls, g. w. Malkor spent iii
OF ihls week IN NmDflll1 whiting re-
laiyey.
Mr. and Mrs Donald No6ragor rc.
tuFncd last weeh nom Amarillo.
whore Mr. MrGregor has heer rch
Tor many Ncoks. Ne WAS VISITING
there when the mfluoum caught
hun. aud whllc he . now ont. he q
riill 90 cru,ehe Miami Chio'.
Mr.. and Mr. Allan ncyllle Miss
Ne Laural De,lllc AID JOo N. Wag.
rcn we're In Amarillo TUESDAY.
u. c, SpiImap, state assent Tor ,ao
Anperson cat. With headouar'ors q,
Dallas. wa here WedLcsGs. havlt Y
came down from Amarillo tha.
morning Clarendon News.
Mr.. and hr. y n Gdrfeiscn OF
Amarillo. wars visiting n pruhau-
de this week.
Harry Martin. who has hoagh;
John RictnAhnt shop. has movi hls
family here trom Amarillo and they
arr oceuryirr . par, ~ ,he hduss 10
which The Rlqmans i've - nhatd,i
Herald
Mr.. rselie Sudiuih ie,urssd %
her h1ine In AmallllO Wednesday
aftor a visit ulth relative. and
;ricudr here
". u Ray was huflueo visitor
va Amarillo Monday OF this wCei.
CAas. C0eie.l madc d Aasinc-s tItn
10 Amarillo TUESDAY OF lhis week.
Ars. Geo Riley retained a. hof
home IN amarillo Noh6ay. after i
visit with hcr parents. Nj AMI Mr.
'. &. Carter
Miss Mary Leo Faoun. VINO a. az.
tending tehool In Amarillo. arrn u
homo Sunday nishi TO spend Faster
With home folks.
Bill Vest wrs a business yis!tor
In Amarillo Monday Of this week.
W. A. Stewart was o b,.slness Wis.
itor On An,anllo Cor n Few days talS
Iees.--Hefeford Brand.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-06

Tho kIdaies OF the primary depart.
mebt OF tho ~. Andrews Episcope
chrDh were delightfully."- entertain.
od Monday afternoon With an Faster
egg hunt at the 5. =. rrigg rest.
dcnce. 1900 Harrison street. BY the
principal OF the department. Miss
Julia Lockett. aud the teachers
Nesdames G. ~ Mccullough. 8. y,
Trigg and Misses Harriet iIabball
and virginia Chandler Hunting
Easter eEas was Of course the prin'
Idpie feature OF tho afternoon. af,ef
which many delightful games were
played and generally good time
had Reireshemsnts Of Ice cream
cones were served
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-06
standard Net Weight Governing Sale
az Ilutfer f.l.Cn

w
Among the many measures With
are being adopted In this state In the
campaign being waged against tho
high cost of living. IL the standard
net weight IN Unit for sale OF hut.
ter IN this state. prescribed by the
Superintendent 81 Weights and
Measures. which went into effect
April |. In u letter To Mrs. Howard
Trlgg. Judge T. W, Mcbride. former.
ly coggty judge OF this county. but
not acting ~ chief Inspector for the
Division OF WEIGHTS aud Measures AZ
Apsiln. makes tho following state
nsni on this subject. We do attach
considerable Importance ~ the stan
dard.sntlon OF the package 81 butter
Tor Tie reason that % per cent OF the
10. 400 eco pounds OF butter sold an
rually IN Texaa has heretofore beeh
put IN ij.ouncn packages. aud sonle
sven In ] i.ounrc packages. and the
people of Texas IN paying Tor the
~. 900. 600 pounds have only receive
cd APPROX inateiy ia.000. 900 pounds.
thereby losing lthe consumer
| 900 900 pounds at an average price
of 5sc per pound. which viii maize
the stupcndous loss TO the consumer
az So. 10000. We believe that me
Standardization OF butter viii say"
approrlmatsly this last named sum
20 ,hr consumers m . years time y
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-06

tho putin across the snail uf my back
has disappeared altogether have
glired 30 pounds ~ weight, can du
iay housrwork hv myself and ! an
stronger than have boon IN years.
1anlac has certainly been the groai
est blessings OF N yliic AMI will
never be able t. praise II enough
iof what 1t has done Tor me-"
For sale IN lmnrillo BY J. ".
Collins DRUG Co.--Arv.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-06

Tirfr b. o. fsai ihHfi sfirf fm q
isiis. huiihlaHs ~ 4 Hfisi iifa
llIs 81 ~ MHf a. ltraai o. 81
alY &c. W . sNfr affifHIfs Nf
o.. tIIlHf if flH eco ili. e.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-06
Intermediate cb.4s,ian Endeasors
60 OfanniEr.

on Initiative nieofihg % the Jon
ana girls Of the firs' Christian.
church, between che ayes Of ~ ans
II. was held sunday afternoon. Cos
The purpcac OF distressing plans Co.
sLe organization OF az iricrmedia'
Christian Erdelyof soeieif. fcrmal
organization will be- made bexi sun
day nj q meeting 10 be held ~ T,
O'clock u the church, u is.aa
uonneed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-06
The Easier Parade

Why IL Il that Easter ~ arrays
linked with the thousht OF new
eiotheaf Juft how did The custom
OF celebrating ~ rather htrclind
Raster In this fashion, grlsef NJ
ono knows. bSt aiwavs he ml'unet 4
aud arassms ker's bills arr !ust lt
Ito heater ut this scason, hali !
hsfaldB spriLR. the rcsuIr'esnn ~
dormant plant life. the awakening
OF NAtaro held onthrallcd hy a. ~
hand " water Tcics gnd sChrab'
hedecl: themselves ~ gurm"n,s II
fresh verdanly. outward eNpr, 'io1
of awak, Mug ne within. hnd mt
cailve ol the growth once more w'
gun. Tue toul oi nun th' oabd
m0.I1sr comes. the metasng irclil
the duil iethargy OF winter N, lnok'
my forward and upward 10 hisNer
and better things. Dead hopes re-
viye. nnd the rromisc 81 lilc IN once
more Eiolieusly manifest
I,astcr arrived IN hln'atllln hrIilh'
81 ~ o bisasFy little hh'saro a
cold snap that came scry nraf cdrf'
tug keen aifuppointhient TO ino own
trs o. delightful flufl, fsoeks. his'
pnd the many accessories that W %.
ward a pretty Easter outfit. iu; II
all tufnrd out "a b. one of Natures
jokes. the SORT she plays ~ of,,n N
this section ~ the county. Thc aaN
turned out bsastEal one. And -
Dame Fashion relrned IN oil her
glofy. Among tke new srring tiyles
very fcw lowu.tufnri hat hTInt
are sccn. unless the briri u uanr'
pafoni ANY numh-r Of cptinir
la,s have hIrh.AraWad crowns Win
a feather OF wing svirling aercas
enc side
Accordion pleats are widely feG'
tufed with kport clothes. VILE a''
eorlicn.pleaicd undorikliis are tho
latest Tor wear with afternoon
frotks,
chlItcn .c.sct ~Rcator coat wall
vie with tho united gllk ard other
better rtade Of sweaters and are be-
Ing made ~ with very thin six
,lnlnrs On some effective eontras,ins
eolof. A few OF them are unlln,d.
They are ell on the oFdcr OF ,h,
coat sweater With various types Of
sashes.
Many Of thc new models OF cape
come In tfleolette with pastel shad'
"a Ilnirss. Clipped Ostrich feathurs
make Quaint fluffy collars. sosnc
are Of three quarters length, While
s.sny reach oniy 20 the hips Many
~ The new suits ard dresses have
sArss with hoods suggesting .
4ohks cowl.
Collars that eneirck she back Of
The neck closely and then disap'
psar nc the sidss are anicng tho
li(ue fiat turnoyers that reach OIL,
scroA the front OF 0 squarecut neck
also are new and much favored.
Many ~ the lnes summer hats
ere embroidered In Turkish colors
ard mctifs. One black satin urban
kas embroidered on II In brilliant
<oiors. dots. STAN aud cresecn,s Tue
r6<iH h knoited a, ono side and two
dads which haas ioose nfc facet
xfth orange satin.
Wooden beads nfe exicnshesy
tsed a. decorations for hand'bass
hats ana even blouses and dresses.
Most of these beads are brilliantly
eclSred, while others are In natural
wood. nTc sises .sFc a. varied a.
the eoiofa.
Lingerie IL worn In oil colcrA a.
present. SILK ranks highest 10 favor
and linen and lawn GONE next EIa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-06

Sec A YEA HUfIIfHiHfN 3
fHisf ni niif hft siaffaf fiirl
Htaf sI BE- ktiaF HH NHi "a
flH aiIrfi ia ks,aul H Bee sHssi
Hsnt iIel NsiHfs i.HIfh hiihas
lhsf ~ 30 nsah fhiH tai fif0 B
rnfn Issisf taskF shd ihrH :
rafiie.i irni fuf che iitiff sfft thai
80 iidNff sfnHnd 81 stfft nnnl
NJ enfasf, haFan fis fsiHHlNa"i
ihs sfiHfhfon nsa tftnitd N
naHss sHd ,lsilflaaa isiitstmehls =
go fram sRd hliihaai cab" ssf'
-lIAI.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-06

Ut IHIfif
Tile f.1f. Hrruutf ,N.n..r .f 'H
Daughter of lN. Auu.un iNu.H
ilou VIII Wew 90 O'clock Wta Ni
J.. l. lli"iuiHiilW IbHi Naa iu,I
ftTret
The Needle club W.I uprt VITA
Mrs walter Men. 1900 'm rurn
street
Tho Round noErl rH, am w,el
with Mrs Zen " s.lIH. .i0I lylG
street
"WEDNESDAY
The &. ". y A. will meet with
Mrs, l.. D. uranbcry l;Ot VaL Lu.
ron street, . clock
THURSDAY
The ]. 4, q, Clue viii meet With
Mrs John 7 Ward, lNNo TYLER -
The piorlan Club viii meet VITA
Mrs. y ). Davis. 1897 Harrison 20.
FRIDAY
The nelphlan club viii m~. wiih
Mrs u G N,tlv i.ol Van uuf,u
street
Miss Lillian ilorhrdrh viii en-.
terrain the Goau.Nol club at .
o'clock ~ her hom. lfln llWf. go
rire,t
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-06

The Round Dozen Clun viii Meet
IN resular F0m 'monlhly session ~
ficiuoon at the hen g. smith r,''
ldancr. -iOt r,lor street. Al n"m
hes ,rr urrod io be- present
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-06
A TEXAS WONDER

Fer kkinsy ahi bladder ifovLies. gravel, <ssk
80 isfns BAR. fhsursatism tbi irr~suiafts-
LEI N tGfqvs. ono bladdsf, n not ssh ~
roar drsEakt. b H4n va. hfaii hetue
~ g. " Hail ssss oliss 81 q i.Iu v,
sd ~ ai drsFritii.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-06
vIsI,lne PROM chatlanooga,

Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. sfhlesingeT %
chafssnooga. Tenn. are visiting ~
tho city a. The guests OF theft dansh-
Ter. yrn. ". :. Ruie. 1906 TyisF
street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-06

The Raster uffotl.g ot ihr 81 40.
dfoNs Episcopal sunday % hnul
amounted 90 tSi.5a. whlsh Will 70
fur Missicns
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-06

.sIa|a.s.|a - las.I'a'a' 'Haat
fhai t,iipa
'iiffH b. o. ffai Thrift HfiHf fm q
isfts. huiiiiiaHs ~ 4 iastsf iifa
ilIs 81 "a, h0af D. ifaaa 81 &C.,
dlH &C. ~ o. aaar afiifHlfs if
o. t.HfHf if iIf eco iii. e.
ai. fIfI HIHft iH Hf4f
o. iske Nah aisleH NaHs
WIZ co. HfHi sitH lsmg l.tI a.
Hna g. ~ Inin rift.i.ff II siin Nf'l
.ifips ct shfh NEE " in go p
.eilir Ni'h hoiiaF aiiff tot r. ~
n BE- tlsls ls Bu tinh lha anHr
lunch s'tsfsi rltses sHd % lri o.
'HlHf SIMMER miu MIdf ed
fHIf fhfu ntnh crooked 1ahf ere
Wmf tu co. hnuid remove ih'
NHia 5000 Nis boo H .Na.iHh H.hli.
IH Z. .I.I". .Hi 1900 f r'.f
ihf Dol e. coo t.pII hIt hNN tuIl
crumbs .nd lfnNu ufd,I a flh'
90 boz % bot usnn
fnf fsu,e. inf b iifr' pn us
r, WrHi Duf un htlt cup o. HIH.u
onions aud rupt ih, r WITH tNu llt
hl"nnoua oi lptlu fI iuiivl aun NJ.
tuie Known slightly silf ir ,n"
tablespoons uf l'uIt add .up uua
our.hali ftVm the rlofL IT he'h'ti
aLG tahlrsn, ~ ~ minced parsl"t,
Keen the sauce over hot water, 60, ~
double bnihH untll ~ ntli n
finished -Four ia" fiu,' go, The
meat aud serve,
From leftover prepare h,cf cro.
puottoi Then, sh alt hr vtIuLa
'rit from thii ull To- prepare ,rn.
tIrtlr tor u ln,ly Ol tive Tor the
second meal
ouick Meat Loaf.
ThrrD.l0uIis pound ruund ~ SOME
other tpld meat iuu through meat
r'indpr .Wior
1hupo..0mtls .up 'liloncl bread
beaten ,sg
Salt aud nrppcr
lemon IuiC,
Alltllr nutp,g
onion Juice
Added To bread
Add the bread mixture 10 the
meat, shape IN Il bowl and HprInkl"
well with Hour Melt two tea poems
Of butter inl ftviug pan. put In 81
sliced onion. cover and coow SLOWLY,
unlil the onion i7i light brown
remove the onion, pat the mea' lnaG
into The hot pan With flpurod side
down cover and cook for ten min
ut's then sprinkr the top with
Hour tutn carefully. aud cooh for
I've minutcs longer LIT the mra.
q 4 on o. a patttr with q tnhc tuih.
or. place thp cooked onion on top
and pour over the Juice remaining N
the pan THIS meat loaf can hc
served either hot Or cold
Recipe No. {.
nRAlSED on JOINTS
oX toll t'W N two.iGch pi"ccs)
cup tomatoes
. small onions
tablespoon chopped celery
. whole cloves
. bay leaves
. tablespoons flour
THROWN ol tail well In oven. Cut
onion. carrot, celery and htovu All
tokcihcr well. sprinkle with flour
and brown flitocn minutes. AdGI
one cup h1l water and tomatoes.
lay caver, cloves. and pepper. Coos
until mesl tails iron honct,
itecilr No. IN
BEEF rAl.LS WITH DCNpLlN6 :
To . cup and half OF b'ct iron,
the shank. lul twice through a food
chopper. add . third OF cup ~
bread crumbs salt, pepper . l"e-
spoonful OF lumon jvios, little ne,.
meg and a beaten esg. shape into
balls lightly. and L., them staad for
half M hour or laorr to become
firm, then roll them la flour and
brown In the fising psn with three
tablespoons OF lard ~ some SIT and
pork flt Then add q tablespoon
uf flor 90 the remaining tat nd q
CUP " stock. Season well. add this
mixture 10 the meat bills and SIM
mer In a closely covered dish Tor an
hour and halt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-06
son "a Christians

4 fon wa horn Monday mornlnl
10 Mr. and Mr. 4. u. Christian. 1ol
Buchanan fireet
New-York tribune., 1920-05-28
u. S. Accused
OF Illegal Acts
In Red Crusade
Cruel aud Unusual Punish.
ment; Arrests Without
Warrants Are Charged in
Report Made by Lawyers
Louis F. Post Praised
Provocative Agents Used
ny Department of JUS
tice, Declare Allegations

WASHINGTON, May 81 49, Charges
that the Department of Justice had
committed continual illegal acts in
connection with its recent campaign
against radical activities are contained
in a report by special committee of
lawyers made public here tonight by
Judson King, executive secretary of
the National Popular Government
League.
Mr.. King said that the committee
had prepared its report under the
auspices of the league and that its con-
cluslons and exhibits contained in a
pamphlet were being distributed by
the league throughout the country.
The slgners of the document are:
Roscoe Pound, dean of the Law School
Harvard University; Tyrrcll Williams,
st. Louis, dean of the Law School,
Washington University; Frank p
Walsh. New York City, former joint
chairman National War Labor Board :;
David Wallerstein, Philadelphia, mem
Der American Bar Association; Jack
son H. Ralston, Washington. D. c..
umpire Italian-V Venezuelan Claim Com
mission; former Judge Alfred Niles
Baltimore, professor Maryland Unr-
versity Law School; Frances Fisher
Kane. former United States District
Attorney, Philadelphia; Felix Frank
turter, assistant to the Secretary of
War and Assistant Secretary of Labor
during the war and now professor of
law, Harvard University; Swinburne
HALE, New York, former captain, mill
tary intelligence division, general
staff, United States army; Ernst
Freund, Chicago, professor Chicago
'y,iyr IL n
Memphis; Zcchariah Chafee jr., Bos-
ton, professor Harvard Law School.
Charges in Report
The report charged cruel and un-
usual punishments, arrests without
warrant, unreasonable searches anl
selzues, provocative agents, compelling
persons to be witnesses against them.
selves, and propaganda of the Depart.
ment of Justice.
We make no argument in favor oil
any radical doctrine as such, whethol
Socialist, Communist or anarchist" the
report says. "No one of US belongs tc
any of these schools of thought, nor dc
we now raise any question as to the
constitutional protection of free speech
and free press.
.'We are concerned solely with bring
ing to the attention of the American
people the utterly illegal acts which
have been committed by those charged
with the highest duty of enforcing the
laws-acts which have caused wide.
spread suffering and unrest, have
struck at the foundation of American
free institutions and have brought the
name of our country into disrepute."
The office of the Attorney General
"under guise of a campaign for sup.
preston of radical activities" the re.
port says, acting by its local agents
throughout the country and giving ex.
press instructions from Washington
has committed continual illegal acts
Wholesale arrests, both of aliens and
citizens, have been made without war
rant or any process of law; men ano
women have been Jailed and held in
comunicado, without access of FRIENDS
New-York tribune., 1920-05-28

or counsel; homes have been entered
without search warrant and property
seized and removed; other property
has been wantonly destroyed; working
men and working women suspected of
radical views have been shamefu]lv
abused and ma.treated; agents of the
department of Justice have been intro
duced into radical organizations to in
form upon their members or to incite
them to activities, and these agents
nave been instructed from WASHINGTON
to arrange meetings upon certain dates
for the express object of facilitating
wholesale raids and arrests.
"1n support of these illegal acts and
TO create sentiment in it's favor, the
Department of Justice also has consti-
tuted itself propaganda bureau and
mas sent to newspapers and magazines
of the country quantities of material
designed to excite public opinion
against radicals, all at the expense of
the government and outside the scope
of the Attorney Generals duties"
Appended to the report are more
than score of Exhibits" some OF
them Photographic reproductions OF
documents connected with various
cases under discussion, many affidavits
of individuals who were arrested in the
raids and also copies of what are said
to be confidential instructions sent BY
department officials to its agents
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received bundle, which he supposed
contained money. He was told to hold
It until next day, when he was to meet
Duke again. This appointment, he
said, was not kept, and when he
opened the bundle he found that it
contained only strips Of newspapers.
According to a statement made by
the harrington firm, Zwirn was given
the bonds to mail on April Is. A few
days later one of the bonds came back
in an envelope addressed to the firm,
and then complaints of tho non-receips
of other bonds was reported
An investigation revealed that only
fourteen of the bonds were mailed, and
when the loss became known Zwirn
was discharged.
He WIS arrested by Detectives Ed
wards kalbfsch, Pierce Fleming and
Stephen Dunphy. of the Old Slip Sta
ton, and was held in the custody of
the C!hildren's Society, charged with
juvenile delinquency. Zwirn lives at
112 Jackson Street, Hoboken.