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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-04-30
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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-04-30
The highest giving implies sharing
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Now Is the Time to Get Rid OF
These Ugly Spots.

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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-04-30

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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-04-30

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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-04-30
Crush Strikes
at Inception

said after a months trip through
Spain.
Reports of strikes and rumors of
revolution in Spain have been numer-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-29
OFFICERS CONTINUE
SEARCH FOR Ii ROY.
DEVELOPMENTS FROM VARIOUS
CITIES ARE AWAITED ~
DETROIT POIlCE

~ Associa,,t rfrsN
DETROIT. july ~ with the body
found In q trunk tn New York last Fri.
day positively Identified ~ that Il Mrf.
Eugrn" l.c ROY. policr here tonight
were awaiting further reports from
various cities whrr, men believed tu Ac
the husband uf the slain woman have
been taken into custody
Authorities 10 Slltillu, Mexico had
been asked tu confirm reports that =
mau known as usar T. Fernando had
been lo,atrl thcra According to the
detective bureau. this report held q
possibility that the m,n wanted had
been app.ohrudri their previous in.
Ncstigitiuns htyiuE shown that "EI.
gtr, i.r Ruy.' 20 y Wuods' aud 20.
g. fernando" Wcr, uuncs used hy the
hu. nud ct th, d.ad woman.
\ drscr i,uu e, lho Fernando 90.
ported 1T Siltlllr htd not been received
hero lJir tonight Officers u was said
mHN b., sHut to Lawrence Rams. iu an
.lIuIi Q" id,ntif, Wlu said tu answer
o., l,",.s description Officers said the
refusal uf Milan s. Tatum tp arcun.
muy lu,d ,inr,rs from Birmingham
vuuld Boo uu Uay hamper their in,csii.
rIilun.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-29
VILLA SURRENDER N
PLEASING AT EL PAsO

~ Associated rtrss.
FL pASD. July 2S.--lieportH at ~"
surrender of Francisco villa. Mexican
bandit and rcvolutionist. pleased busi'
ness leaders here aud In Juarez. Me,.
leo. today. Opinions freely were cK.
pres I'd that Villas surrender would Jo
much tD stabilize mining and industry
IN Chihuahua. the state IN which villa
chiefly operated. Some of Villas agents
and friends here expressed disbelief
concerning the report. Others said
that II his surrender was aubstantiated,
Il would bo shown many Of Villas con
ditions for surrender had been accepted
by the de- Ia Hueria government. "
was not considered improbable villa
would he given some police powers In
chihuahua. llc repeatedly has said
that hc could control the state AMI
keep Il In peace II the government ao.
ccptcl his terms and made him mill.
tary commander IN Chihuahua.
Surrender oi villa will mean the stop.
ping of dcpretlations by his numerous
bands. II was said who for years have
wrecked Trains by dynamite aud other
means. cessation Of kidnapings and
aymcnt of large sums of money by
foreign mining companies as tribute 10
Villa. and generally bring peace In the
state villa ~ long has kept IN fear u
his dcprcdaiions and raids
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-29
FIGHT OVER NEGRO
CAUSES DEATHS
B0y N SERIOUSLY wOt NDED IN
SMOOTHING Affity WITH
ALABAMA SHERIFF

UN Associated frcst.
CARB,sN HILL. Ala. July 2s.-Two
men wcro killed. one fatally wounded.
and boy sorlourly shot here early to
night In fight growing cut OF n con
trnycrEy Deputy Sheriff Zen Barrett
had with "a negro. late today.
Deputy Barrett, was killed 10y n union
miner named Hicks Oliver McDadc, a
non.union miner. WAS killed by Hicks
while attempting Ia assist In the ar
rest of Hicks. \ boy named Mcdonald
was shot by u stray bullet. Hicks WA
then pursued by officers, and was shot
number uf times ~ badly that there
IN no hope Of his recovery.
The cause of the trouble between
Deputy barrett aud the negro II mo-;
known definitely Hicks however.
took the ncgro's part and resumed H.
quarrel tonight with the deputy. lloth
the negro and Hicks had formerly been
employed at the mines here. but have
not been working recently.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-29
RECOGNITION OT GOVERNMENT
NEiRER ~ ACTION. n BELIEF
u, t'sosi.,,d rrss

~ Nssoria'td frtks.
WASH NGTON. July - -- Roc0gni.
tiun of the new Mexican goycrnme
by the United States. in the opinion -
Mexican observers her" has been
brought m"asurnhly nearer by the sur
render of Francisco villa.
The status ~ villa. 90 far as the
United States n concerned however. ~
not changed greatly. The bandit lead q
n under indictment charged with the
killing ~ soldiers aud civilians al Go.
lumbus y NJ m 1876. aud in the plic.
INK II himself under the laws II his
own country may mean that has extr i.
diiiun viii De- sought
On such contingent, tho Mexican gov.
,rum'nt might D, afforded fresh EN-.
bagrJssmciu
\ mor" immediate effect ~ Villas
surrender. The general official view
boz, o. that % removes from the mill.
'ntf Hud political situation what has
h',u lh" most mvna,lug feature Tor
mHn, Years With Nilia peaceful. Il ~
believed generally boo Washington. the
prospects fUr thr rumpl,t, restoration
"f order throughout the country ar,'
much b'tt.r and the probability II the
rr,"gniti"n by the Tinted States pro.
rufi.unat"ly increased
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-29
EFFORTS MADE To KEEP
ALL MINES m OPERATION

Dy associated Prss.
OKLAHOMA CITY. July 2s.-Dorcst
Carter. president Of the Oklahoma Coal
Operators Association. late today re-.
ccivcd n telegram from John b. WI.
kinson. president district No. 81.
United Mine Workers Of America.
which comprises the state Of Oklahoma.
informing him that officials Of the dis.
trict were making every effort 10 keep
the mines In operation pending settle.
mcnt of wage disputes.
The telegram declared. however. that
the Oklahoma miners would expect
ruch wage increase and treatment as
accorded miners In other states. and
asked for n statement from the oper-
ators declaring their position on that
issue.
Mr.. Carter announced the Oklahoma
operators would meet nj McAiester Fri.
day. and the telegram win be answered
then. he said lie said he did not be.
lieye the operators would make any
concessions
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-29
REPLY ABOUT DEbs
IS DELAYED BY COX
ANSWER TO CIIRIsTENsEN's MEs-
SAGE HEi.D UP FOR
TEN DAYS
By Associated P,sss.

DAYTON. Ohio. July "A. - Response
som will be- made by Governor Cox.
Democratic presidential candidate. o.
the request of Farley y. Christensen. II
Salt Lake city. the farmerlabor party
candidate o. Join In an effort 10 obtain
release frun prison of Eugene v. Deb-.
the Socialist nominee. Governor Cox
tolsy received Mr. Christensen's second
telegram. and said he would reply. but
not until after he had finished drafting
his address accepting the Democratic
nomination. 10 II expected generally
here that Governor Cox will decline g.
act in Nh Dcbs behalf
one 81 the most important parts oe
his address. the governor said. will bs
held up fof Geographic transmission on
August :. notification day. instead of
being contained IN the address mailed
% newspapers
The governor said the insert would
De- brief. bat prominent lie would givo
nu iukling of it, subject.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-29
AMUNDSEN LEAVES
ON F|VE-YEAR TRIP
ENrI ORR tn STEER MS NEsSEl.
I>rO TIN tRCTiC OCEtN
FOR t.ONt, TRIP
n, riai,d l'rss

NOWl. Alaska Iuly q, - Rp. I
NmHnis'n Norwegian cNplort. viii 81"
m'ln in some f1r two weeks and then
viii si-tt hls vessel into a., Arctic
ur,ar fm nyc.yoar exploration. h.
announced here today Amund-sn l.
rived Ion Nwn. llst evening fruu SivdE be-
island where hi- ship the Maud o. Hi
lu,hurci Th- two weeks wili D. a,
'up'i in pro, isiouinr The ship for !.
lDHE crIiS. 'hr explorer ssid
The Maud. which sailed from No.
vu, in 1915. arrived NJ Slc,lrr lslani
Do wilrs from here. five davs aro. hut
because of storms. was unable to make
ihia purt.
Auu-dsan announced that a numhcr
81 members II th, Maud's cfew wouli
i.s discharged and the vessel wuuld O..
sinar hor NovaEv IN The north'rr ocean
with "nlv thrce other men. hosi,is him.
s,lf ahouri tn" Maud Is thru.
uasted ship. and carries 500 tons q
supplies
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-29
Army Men Ordered to
Stay Out of Politics

WASHINGTON July - Army ofn.
,trs sud others cunu,ct'd With the
military establishment atr prohibited
undrr an order ISSUED today by S,cre-
aI, Baker frum taking "anN active
unri in pOhticai management or in
pniitirsi campaigns ur from using
their official ru-iti"n Co influence the
result ~ an election
Secretary Baker said the order Was
rut directed 10 Major General Leonard
Wuod who sought the nomination -
thr Republican candidate. for the prcsl.
dcncy. and who has since promised hi.
active support tu senator Harding The
secretary would not De- more specific
when asked " the order would affect
General Woods activities In politics In
the futurt. sayiup that the order spoke
Tor itself.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-29
C0MPERS SCORES
PLANS To REDUCE
WORKING FORCES
AMERICAN WOOLEN COMPANY
AND PENNSYLVANIA a. a.
SEVERELY RtPPED
CALLED HE|N0US OFF[NsE
Organized Labor PROPOSES 10 Fight Al
Attempts 10 Gut Prices For Wages.
Would M, Tol,ratc II.
lir Declares
By Associated Pres.

By Associated Pres.
WASHINGTON. july ~ 49, Mention.
Ink the Suspension Of operations by the
American WOODEN Company. aud the
announced intention ol the Pcnnsyl.
Naniu Railroad tu reduce it's working
force, Samuel Gumpcrs president of
the American Federation ui Labor. IN
statement today declared that "artiun
of corporations which today lny Oft
thousands Of men. II nothing less thun
tremendous indictment of manage.
mcnt Of Il hcinous uficnsc against u
people IN need uf every possible ounce
uf production"
The Federation uf Labor. Nh Com.
pcfs further asserted. nj all hazards
VIII rcsist wage reduction Orgnnizc.l
labor. he added, would not tolerate"
payroll cuts.
For months We have heard the cry
dinned and dinncd and dmncd into our
ears Increase production Mr. Com.
pcrs declared
How can u policy Of increased pro.
duction bc accomplished under a pnlirv
of laying off thousands u workers."
Discussing the WOODEN compnny's a..
tion MIR. Gompers said II had increased
its net income In 1919 three hundred
ANA sixteen percent over ipll. and It's
common stock earnings j3l percent
The Pennsylvania railroad. he added.
plans to lay of $4,000 men. "Wili this
help move freight" Mr.. Gumpcrs con
tinucd. 60,
"Will II help give the nation that In.
creased production uf which II Wanfs
In nced' Or In the laying of of work
"rs revival uf that old aud crude poli.
cy of laying Of men during political
campaign tur the purpose of DRIVING
them IN fright and necessity. Into u
political camp
I'm addition 10 the laying Oft there
have been reports II efforts to decrease
wages There II no excuse aud murh
less reason for reduction ui wages.
Even yet we have ground to cover br.
fore restoring Ia all the purchasing
power Of 1913"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-29
will be effected

The hand viii number about 1890. "
h said ~ TOrrcon the men are To bs
mustered Out Of Villas service. AMI
each allotted tract of land Un whicn
to engage In farming.
General MARTINEZ. communicating Ia
Eilana Tamcz. McXiran consul at Eagle
Pass. termed Villas acceptance Of the
terms as IAN act Of patriotism"
General MARTINEZ has wired that rail-
road traffic IN the Sabinns district "
being resumed and that he has given
orders for running of all trains az per
schedules In effect prior to the inter
ruption.
Dctaila of the negotiations by the
Mexican government and villa say that
the conference for surrender, conducted
0n the part of de- Ia lIuertn by General
Martinez. took place all night. ending
ut II o'clock this morning.
II was interrupted frequently 10y severe
electrical storms. but resumed iinmcd'
lately thereafter. Al rumors u IA
slaughter of SabinaH policemen nn,i
mutilatiOn Of bodies of many women
there, YET lack confirmation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-29
FRANCISCO VILLA ON Way
TO TORREON TO TAKE FIRST
STEPS TO end BANDIT LIFE
BY TIE ASSOCIATED PRESS

EAGLE PASS Texas. July 2S-Francisco Villa. bandit idol
the Mexican and for Of his country through
northern Mexico cntraining tonight with his for Tor
there take the first actual steps looking to his entrance
private Mexican citizen consequence OF his
gotaon with the de la uera goernment concluded at Sabinas
early this morning.
Adccs reaching here from Sabnas which contain this infor-
nation told also the under which the bandit cean agreed
the words OF General ugeno Martinez commander OF the Tor
military and personal representative of the de la Huera
regime Submission the de Huera government in recogni-
on OF il, stability and his desire retire private life and abide
by the laws OF the government
Under these advices state Villa to be allowed years
army pay io ~ ms soldiers and permitted with them to
Tocon under personal where this condition OF the terms
will be effected.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-29
FRANCE AND GREAT BRITAIN REACH
AGREEMENT REGARDING COMPETITION
CONCERNING OIL SUPPLY PROBLEMS

Nv Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. July 2S-F'rancc
and Great Britain. according tu nfur.
nation reaching Washington tonight
from an author itatlvc source. have con.
cludcd an agreement IN connection
with oil supplies designed to secure In.
tcrnational cooperation and to olimin'
ate competition which might give rise
Ia friction between them.
The agreement deals specifically with
the French and British crown colonies
and provides for cooperation In con.
ncctiun with commercial concessions tu
develop oh wells In Rumanin. Asln
Minor. Galicn and the territories ut
the old Russian empire. There t. -
proviso permitting extension to other
countries by mutual consent.
Not IL Compete In Rumania.
In connection with commercial con.
rrs~iunF In l,umnnin. the governments
agree not tn cumpcic. lmt To- enter into
common negotiations when their ma
tiunals dc,irc to obtain uil rights from
the Iunmnm government They alsn
agree that In connection with oil con.
crtsiuns and ,haIcs belonging Ia for.
mer enemy suhjru ur b"'li,s IN Ru-
mania and sciucs,rutcd by the Ru'
manian government they viii support
their respective nationals In common
negotiations entered into with the gov
crnmcnt of gumania fur the acduisi.
tion of such property. Shares and In
tcrcstf belonging by such joint action
viii be- divided fifty per cent to British
and fifty per cent to French interests.
The two governments also agree that
they viii jointly support their respec'
tive nationals 10 obtain commercial pc'
trolcmn concessions In Russia
A. tn Mesopotamia. the agreement
provides that " the oil fields there are
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-29
Cox Will Hear Ants
on Suffrage Matter

iN N.HfHiatfd luHs
DAYTON. 'bIu Iuit - The o..
aucs, fpr q h,uirE vlU D., granted =
,uuI,,.' rtid Gus,furr Cos. urun h,iug
informed tonight q" Dispatches stating
th,t th. "Sn.'I.rr Wumans L.ugur
fur E,i,otior Of thr Susan o. Auihonv
Amendment U,r, ,shink him tor q
hearing
To a ,.mmHfr. rmu the N.iIW1l
Nuu,n'- party the governor stated
that D., bad two ,f three men wurking
amung m,mlsr 81 ihc Tennessee legs
hturr in an 'ftuTf tn secure ntiti,l.
ton ui 'hr .lftHEr amendment
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-29
COAL SITUATION IS
CRITICAL --L0WDEN
ACTION NEEDED TO REOPEN
MINES, DECLARES ILLINOIS
GOVERNOR.

By Aisor.stri Press.
CHICAGO. July 2s.--An appalling
condition threatens the country. unless
something is done Co reopen coal
mines. Governor Frank o Lowden de-
clarcd In a statement issued hero 10.
night
Everything has been done that possi'
bly, could De done here TO correct the
situation. he said. Tho Washington au'
thoritlea. the governor added. have In
effect taken control. and 1t In TO be
hoped that they will act with that
promptness which the gravity Of the
situation demands"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-29
American Government is
Devoting Much Attention
to Activities IL, Far East
ny THE ASSOCIATED pREss

WNsNGT"N JuI es-rh American government understood to be
q NJ
the o the maritime province Siberia.
Colby Auckland Gcdis
Colby
homc on leave %
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-29
Los Angeles Earthquake
Opens Up Two Oil Wells
on City-Owned Property

IIy Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES. July ss.-t
light earthquake shock occurred
here nj ll:s6 o'clock this morning.
Two oil wells were opened an
cliy.ownWd property by iolay's
earthquake. thc city engineer re.
ported. One was said io be giving
forth considerable quantities of oil
and the other was rrporied making
the pavement near II dangerous inr
traffic. The board u public works
announced the wells would be- de-.
veloprd for the municipality.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-29
Continued on page S)
JAPANESE TROOPS WILL
OCCtPN Stt,IItllEN Isl. NH

W NHt"tlANN iNHNs
TOXIC. July -S-Four thousand
Japanese troops have been ordered Ia
complete the occupation of the northrrn
part of Sieh'licn Island, MnJm General
T"nrkn. mir ttcr o,war today Informed
the diet,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-29
WILSON DECLARED NOMINEE
IN LOUISIANA DISTRICT .

MONROE. La. July -. - Riley T..
Wilson. of Harrisburg. aud congress.
man from the nth Louisiana district.
was declared the nominee at the Dem '.
cratic PARTY by the Democratic district
committee here today he having NJ
oppositionl This II the third tim"
Alr. Wilson has bccn nominated IN th'
nfth district without opposition.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-29

dc,clnpod hy the British government
France will receive IS per cent of the
net output of Crude oil ~ current mar
krt prices
In the event uf q Franco British
commercial company hcing used Ia de-
V,lup ihr uil fields. u - agreed that
white the control will h- British, q
share of - per cent in rurh company
win be- placed ut the dispuYal uf III,
French government
Native Inicne io share.
10 safeguard thc interests II the ma
tive, in Mcsuputlmin the two govern
monts agree that native Interests shall
hc entitled to particiut" to the extent
1T 20 pU cent uf the share capital.
Before the war. rights of develop
mrnt of Mcsopotamian uil fields wcr,
held by the Turkish Petroleum Com
pany The British and French govern
mcntS agreed at part payment ui
rolnruiion Ia amign g. France the Ger
man shares of the company. which
thus becomes an Nnglo.Frcn,h curpo
ration. According tu the Information
here the agreement durS not Affect tht
interests uf either governments 80 ui
their nationals and u reserves NJ ,N
cluslun rights tu Fnnc" 90 tu Great
Britain not even In Mosopotamia. Tn,
agreement extend, ON similar lines &,
the French colonies and the British
crown colonies
ANY FranroIiritish group of guut
standing, Il n explained. viii bc given
facilities. subject 1" the new guaran
tees, fur the acquisition II oil cunccs
fiuns In the French colonies and pro
tcctoratcs and zones 81 influence.
u II necessary under French law
that groups 30 formed must contain
French interests 60 the extent of al
least g. per cent.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-29
MILLER u RECOMMENDED
FOR >EN lORk GOVERNOR
t,y Associated rtSs.

SARATOGA SPRINGS. y. y. July
ga complete state ticket. headed b.
Nathan l.. Miller uf Syracuse. rs th"
candidate Ton governor. was trruu
mcndcd tu the enrolled Republicans by
the unofficial Republican state con, nu.
tion here today TIL convention de-.
cidcd tu support United states senator
james W wadsWorth. IT.. Go Ncc,, {
hitus,m
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-29
Probe Into Death of
Carranza Is Started

W A-snrfHitd 'rrHs.
MENiru cry Iuly - An inyrsii.
ratiun into the death of the late prv-i.
dent CsfIsuza hevan today in th. dis.
uici court 1 iiu,hinanro. state of
Pucbla. so.uuiiug 10 dislntch frum
puehia city
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-29
I,cichsiag Approves Agreement

BElil.lN. July 2S.--The Reichstag
today by an Overwhelming majority
the agreement made recently
~ thc government az Spa with this
rtprce niativcs Il the entente.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-29

Changes In the status of the Chinese
eastern railway have been closely
watched Both the United States and
Great Britain are understood 10 desire
that its international character bc pre-.
served o. assure the maintenance of
the open door To Siberia As 10 the
Japanese occupation of Saghalien. the
United States is known a. bc reluctant
10 concur In this move. 4 dispatch
from Toxic today said there had been
published statement that the japan.
csc government had received an inquiry
partnking ~ the nature ~ protest.
from "a certain country" In connection
with the intention of Japan o. occupy
that portion of Siberia.
stat" department offlciai. would
neither affirm nor deny that the coun.
Try referred to WAS the United States.
hut the general understanding of those
IN clusc touch with the situation was
that u WIS the United States What
purp0rts ;o be- n copy of the dispatch
rent 10y the commandments uf the
japanese forces In Siberia to the Jap.
nnoyH minister ~ war came to light
her, to-day u was dated July and
sIid
~ h nay intention To- seize imm,di.
at'ly th' whole uf the territory az Ia
line drawn west of Baikal iio miles.
including the occupation of the Man.
,hHrian concession zonc II viii take
nltuut ID mDuth to cufntl.ts tho oert.
Iuii0n When the orcupatiun has been
made. japan will De- able o. contrul the
fnImlIInn ~ u nov RnArInmrnt