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The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-09
CONCERT PROGRAM

By the 25th Infantry Band, Thurs
day evening, September 9th 1920, in
the City Park, at 500 p. m.
1. March King of Clubs" VIM.
Brede.
2. Overture "The Sicilian Ves-
pers" H. Verdi.
3. sextette from Lucia" Gaetano
Donizetti. Played by VIM. B. Brown
T. Richardson, J. Barnhill, Miles
Terry, N. R. Davidson and Sgt. +.
Coleman.
d. xcerpts from the Comi,
Opera "The Chocolate Soldier" Oscar
Stlaus.
J. J,termezzo - Grain Drops
August saumell.
6. usical Joke "The jolly Mu-
sicians G.. Muscat.
Encc1e numbers:
a. 90 he Vamp" Byron Gay.
b, cay Babyss Arms" HAIRY Ter
ney. vocal Solo By Musician Clau,
A. Andrews, who has just returned
to the Band.)
C, :"Dcwn Home Rag" Wilber c.
Sweat.lan.
Leslie King, Mater Sergeant 25th
Infantry, Band leader.)
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-09
RECOGNITION IS
COMPLICATED BY
PROTEST FROM
WASHINGTON
UNITED Press Service)

WASHINGTON, Sept. 8.-Accord-
ing to authoritative opinion, the
question Of recognition of the new
Mexiian government has been COM
plicater further by the American pro-
test against the continuance of Car
rama 5 confiscatory oil policy. The
United States will probably refuse
to recognize either Provisional Pres
liutrta Oh President-elect
ObregOn, unless assurances are forth
nin9 giving of fair treatment of
American oil men.
State Department officials admit
the oil protest,
said tnat it was informal, and that a
formal answer ws hrdly expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Pierce will leave
this morning for Ell Paso.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-09
WILL NOT YIELD IN THE
MACSWINEY HUNGER
STRIKE ISSUE
Cabinet Crisis Threatened When Yield
ing Was Talked And Hunger Strik-
eTS viii Not Be Released
UNITED Press Service)

LONDON, Sept. 8.-The Britis cab
met has decided not to release Lord
Mayor MacSwiney of Cork the hung
er striker in Brixton prison. M
announced officially that the gov
eminent went into the case thorough
ly and decided not to change it's
attitude, which is that MacSwiney
must stay in Jail.
This cabinet decision regarding
MacSwiney threw down the gauntlet
to the Sim Fein. and blasted their
hopes by backing unqualifiedly the
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-09

oron and policy of Secretary of State
Greenwood. Military Commander
MacCrea ady went further refusing
amelioration of sentences of eleven
Cork hunger strikers, three of whom
are reported at the point of death.
1t is reported that the decision
aiken was the only thing that pre-
vented cabinet crisis. 1t is under
stood that Commandant MacCready,
Secretary Greenwood and LordLieut.
French threatened to resign if any
other policy were attempted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-03
ELEVATED AND SUBWAY
B. r. T. SERVICE NORMAL
All but 8 of 81 Surface Lines
Run; 6,888 Strikers Back.

The Il. II. It. has restored subway and
elevated service to normal, and has all
but eight of the siXty-seven surface lines
running, 1t was announced yesterday.
The total operating force now is 10345.
This number includes 6,SSS strikers who
rave returned to work. Some additions
are yet to be made to the crew and shop
personnel.
Three more lines will be put in opera
ton early this week-the Union street,
Church avenue and Metropolitan avenue
roads Altogether $50 trains are run
ming on the subway and elevated lines
and 1,2S5 trolley cars are in operation.
A charge that the b. II. T. has failed
to run any cars on the Thrty-ninth
street line for thirty days, and therefore
has violated its franchise, was made to
the Mayor yesterday by the Bath Beach
Taxpayers Association and the South
Side Board of Trade after joint mass
meeting John j. Gordon, a real estate
man. introduced the resolutions. The
Mayor was requested to order the Cor
poration Counsel to initiate forfeiture
proceedings.
The resolutions charged also that
Lewis Nixon Public Service Commits
sioner, had failed to supervise the
Thirty-ninth street line properly, and
asked complaint against him be carried
to the Grand Jury The meeting voted in
favor of a bus line along the trolley
route.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-03
COMMUNISTS HERE
LINKED WITH LENINE
Raid in Chicago Reveals Posi-
tive Evidence of Work OF
Envoy in America.
FINANCE SHEET FOUND
Prisoner Once Secretary OF
Soviet Chief-JOhn Reed
Heard of Again.

WASHINGTON. Oct 2.-Evidence that
the Communist party of America rs
tightly connected with the Russian
Third Intcrnationale was disclosed m
report received tonight by the Depart
linent of Justice on the examination OF
Witty Shackman, formerly secretary to
Nicholas Lenine, arrested last week by
the Chicago police.
Search of Shackmans residence, the
report said, revealed a bulletin typewrit-
ten in Russian which stated that since
the election of John Reed. magazine
writer and formerly international secre-
tary of the Communist Labor party, TO
the executive committee of the Third
Internationale the United Communist
party sis tightly connected with this
organization
Minutes of recent conference OF the
Central Executive Committee of the
party were contained in the bulletin,
which directed that it be destroyed
after being read to group meetings.
"a delegate from the executive com
mittee of the Third 1nternationale per-
sonally came to this conference OF the
Central Executive Roiiiilllttcts NiiN 49,
utes said He stated that his main
mission Is to unite all the communist
might of this country. He recommended
that a conference be called between the
United Communist Party and the rae
tions of the Communist Party. He in
sisted on the necessity of uniting with
the Industrialists and with meeting tor
the purpose of establishing better COM
munications with their Internationale.
Officials declared Shackman's arrest
was the most valuable link in the GOV
ernment's campaign against the spread
Of Bolshevism in this country. They at
tached much Importance to statement
of the party's financial condition LOT
July. found on Shackman.
Dues of the United Communist party
for July, according to this statement,
were S2139 total income, $9,4l6, ana
expenses, s13,1S3. Membership dues OF
the Communist party for the month
were s706 total income, $4,6S9, and ex-
penses, $3.50.
Tho programme and constitution OF
the United Communist party is being
printed in sixteen languages, one of the
documents said-English, German, Rus
sian jewish Polish, Jugo-Slav, Hun
garian, Finnish Swedish Lettish, Lith-
uanian, Esthonian, Ukrainian, Italian,
Spanish. Armenian. TRANSACTIONS into
60 languages are in preparation, II
added.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-03
Auto Robes and J
Steamer Rugs I
Less 1919

Heretofore about 331 under value and subject add
iona 1917 discount from marked prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-03
New Laces--Less 1O%

New metal effects charming combinations Of Black and Silver
Black and Gold Brown and Brohe Navy and Gold Navy and Silver
together with other novelties which range price from 50 $500
Yard Less 1919.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-03
Lingerie
Recent Purchases at 1919 Discount
Entire Balance at 25% Discount

Every item from regular stock at the above reductions.
which means very distinct saving in each instance
Included are French Philippine Silk and Domestic Under
garments in the daintiest of modesplain tailored or
trimmed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-03
Veilings--Less 1O%

Made Wells and Veing by the yard Chantly. Novelty Scroll
and Chenille Dots represented the fashionable
coloring.
Regularly so to 13.50---Less 1922
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-03
Separate Fur Pieces
Less 1O%

Open and lined Animal stoes shawl collars and capeets
in Hudson Seal Skunk. Fox. Squirrel Mole Raccoon Mink.
Stone Marten. Fisher and Sable.
Regularly 1850, 27.5O, 1850, $500 to $500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-03
BlOuseS--Less 1O%

Odd BIOuSeS--25% less to close
All discontinued styles included the assortment and
there are quite number Of delightfully."- charming models that
are suitable for present and winter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-03
New RibbOns--Less 1O%

The entire stock select romnew exclusive Imported and
Domestic Ribbons including coo Roman stripes checks and pads
wide sansve and gold combined with colorsback More Taf
fetas and eros toned ribbons and velvet flower
also different patterns Of washable Lingerie ribbons.
Additional reduction of 1919 to be taken from the present
low stock prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-03

Colored Gdlalith SET, comprising stand,
pencil, pen holder and paper cutter.
Stse 41sx3 inches over all. So. so
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-03
Fur COats--Less 15%

Discounts to be taken from original marked
prices
Representing the most fashionable models in Sealine
Pony Caracu Hudson Seal Mole, Squirrel Opossum Beaver
and Mink.
Regularly 225.00 to 1000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-03
Dress GOOds--Less 1O%

New Fall and Winter Fabrics black and Trco
tines Gabadnes Serg Veours Broadohs Peau de Sour Jersey
Cloths Cordoys Wool Pad and Stripes Our entire stock without
resere0 discount be taken from original prices
purchased.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-03
Yardage Materials
Silks rs to 1919 off

GEORGETTE CREPE inches-al shades
Formerly ZOO Nov las
ME4SSALlNE.-35 inches-all colors.
Formerly 800 and BIS Now 1.85
DRESS SATIN-35 inches-in new autumn tones
Formerly 300 Yard Now 2.45
SATIN AMERICAS nches-every wanted coorng
Formerly $50 Now $50
DRESS TAFFETA-35 inches-in the best shades.
Formerly 300 and BIS Now 2.25
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-03
Other Apparel
Less 25B

A collection of Coats. Suits and Dresses-dscon
taken from regular stock and offered at the above
final clearance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-03
Laces--2O% to Close

Popular lace flouncngs widths from II 40 nchWhite and
Black Chan Margot Embroidered Net effects Lere and Net
Venise-a desirable
Regularly 1.35 to 1900 Yard-Less 209o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-03
Cross Cigarette Box

OF CrcdSsian t0d,nut: inldid tcitn
narquetry nickel lining Size
7%x 4Ax3 inches high ....... $1,000
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-20
BRITISH STRIKE
Of COAL MINERS
STILL UNCHANGED
TRANSPORT MN MAY QtIT WORK
t>D HORSE RACING u
ABANDONED.


I.OSTON. OCT. ia--Thcrc were No
nca DEVELOPMENTS today In the coal
strike which hcsan las, SATURDAY. ~
al the coal rrgilis where the men have
laid down their tools order WAS main.
tanned hy the strikers.
one feature OF ~ situation toaig n
was the prospect ui the 5000 London
commercial read transport mcn ccasing
work.
The men on saturday night passed q
resolution declaring themselves ~ fully
supporting the miners.
\ conference to take linal action was
adjourned until tomorrow. Should thc
transport men In all parts of the 'Vgn'
try walk out. u is estimated that $50.
GOO would le involved
I.y an agreement between the boa
4 trade aud the Jockey club ~ huis''
racing is tu be suspended Tor the duri.
ton uf coal miners strike
Announcement was made tonight IT
the suspension Uf the siiliug- OF nearly
all sh" passenger steamers between
England aud Ireland.
Exception II io br made in the ease
q vessels carrying the mails
The railroads also arr beginning Z
restrict their passenger s"rSicc.
II D. reported tonight that IN th'
Middl, iron district nearly So.
400 wulLmon have been rendered idly
IN IA, iron and d'p'ud.ui industries.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-20
cox POINTEDLY CRITICAL
WHITEHURST AGAIN ASKS WILSON
TO CLOSE GRAIN OPTION MARKETS.;
CAUSE OF NEEDLESS FLUCTUATIONS
ny THg ASSOCIATED PRESS.

OKLAHOMA CITY Oct. 10 John A Whitclur,t. pre- ,idcu,
OF the State Board o agriculture today addressed second appeal
to President Wilson To- close the gram option markets. White
hurs,N first request made in telegram the President
last week and the President in reply asked that he iuu, proof
OF his statement that the option market, operating the
disadvantage OF the country business, IN letter today White
hurS, elaborated the statement, contained in h, cc
gram.
Declaring tina, an option market gambler, market and
supply and demand market Whichur, said in letter
wheat iuctuating To- - cents each day, while not bu>e
is added takct from the total supply The farmer losing
= bu,hc result o the football method, applied
To the same supply oi wheat from day To- day"
The letter continued
"My understanding that YOU have the authority close
the option market aud IN my experience have such
widespread desire among farmers unanimous among
millcrs and grain dealer, Is 4 present,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-20
Rockefeller Board
Makes Report Upon
Two Dread Disease.

~ Nssor'Rt,d rtrss
NEW YOHk. oct. ~ TIL, lni"rn1.
iional Health Beard 81 the Rockefeller
foundation tonight mad" public the
thnd insiullneni ut itS annual report
dealing with efforts during 1919 To- CON
trnl hookwuyn disease and mal"ril.
Progress AaS reported IN IN" Work
IT combating houkwufn IN !: south
"ru siat"y. th.N tar EAST West Indies.
central Am,ril and Brazil
Encourage was also obtained In
reports on work fur control oi nil'riH
IN pt-yrntirg mosquitoes breeding IN
fuur Arkansas towns Eudora. Me
Gchrc Eliss,ill' and Tillar. Tn" rc
ports said cooperative work ~ mllcrl
control was proposed IN forty towns
with an aggregate population oi l,i.jso
IN Alnhaml. Louisiana. Mississippi
North Carolina South Carolina. Texas
and Vagina The plan called iuf inin'
participation hN the United states
health bureau stat" ho'tds oi health
municipal authorities and th" in,rtua
iiuull health hoard
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-20

Mistakes Maalr

Mistakes Made
u have an impression that there WAS
the accommodation ef conflicting IN.
tcrrst' the giving uf something here
to g"i something there. the yielding ~
something In order e. avuid losing
others. the shading of Justice by cX.
p,dicnvy which has ChaTactrriGsA such
conferences ancc history began
have q strong impression that some 81
their conclusions were mistakes
And think II most objcctiunah.e
that Tia" American people shall enter
into solemn and positive agi."mcu.
Co guarantee and maintain by force Jf
arms Tor all tim" the disposition at
territory and sovereignty. which the-'
four men sci In IN" year 1919.
That N par, Of what articl" t't
undertakes to de-. n iS an allan"
to enforce pcfpctually. through th"
operations at the league the decisions
Of Mr Wilson and his associates IN
the year of 1919 n N q throw .bacl,
to the old disCrcdit-d alliances uf th'
past. II speaks language Of power
and not the spirit oi progress. u IN an
attempt to do what the Holy AlliIn'"
sought 100 ycst' age. with Just ami
noble expressions of purro~l---to I'M
pos, 10y force the judgment at the
rulers Ct the present generation un 81
future generations"
To Promote World Peace.
Alr. Root declared that we shall
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-20
WILSON is BLAMED
THAT AMERICA HAS
NOT JOINED LEAGUE
ELIHU ROOT IN FIRST SPEECH TOUCHING ON LEAGUE
AS AN ISSUE, POINTS TO MISTAKES" MADE
AT PARIS CONFERENCE.
BY TIE ASSOCIATED rnEss.

NEW YORK Oct Io--Ihu Root in his only addrc,, the
League Of Nation, during the presidential campaign tonight de
cacd that hc treaty OF with Germany would have been
ratified and been a member oi the league"
Presidcn, Wilson had been willing"
mir Wilson however. willing He insisted upon the
treaty absolutely unchanged Mr. Root said adding later
his speech
e" do question Mr. Wilson, beliefs hat the disposition
the treaty for whcl he coutendng May g. l0Ip
just and iar hut w:lou; d,rc>pcct do question Mr. Wilson,
- question complete abstract Justice
in the poccsc5 by which tho iour who dictated treaties,
cusnn>"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-20
METHOD|STS READY
IN CLARENDON. FOR
CONFE ERENCE TODAY
BiSIIOP ". o. McMiHRy Will
PRESIDE OVER SESsiONS on
DISTRICT BODY.

Sps, 'ai a. The News
CLARENDON. oct ~ The eleventh
annual meeting ~ IA" Northwest
Texas Mcihplid Tuni,rrnr- viii open
here this morning at o'clock. with
bishop " = McMurry presiding over
the sessions I.ishop McMurry and the
presiding elders uf N" eight districts
composing this conference have been
hcro since Monday. aud az meeting
held yesterday. plans were developed
for the work ~ the conference. Ths
eight presiding elders are as follows
Abilene. q Miller: Amarillo J. W
story: Clarendon ] u Hrnson. Lub
bock. g. W Shearer. rlainvi"w. u \
Clement Stamford ! T. Hicks. Sweet
water : \ lllrdy. Vernon, ". g Gar.
Vim
Rev g. y y Ferguson. pastor uf The
Clarendon church. together with Rev.
I q, henson the presiding elder of
this district. and President G-urg" 3
slower II Clarendon college are hosts
TO the conference
At the meeting held Yesterday besides
WORKING out plans Tor the conference
the bishop and his cabinet took up the
cascs of Undergraduate preachers and
uf thns. who are applying for admission
Tea IA" conference.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-20
Bankers Discuss Plans
For Relief of Farmers;
Suggest Change In La,Us

difficulties and tba.. uf 'I.f HviI,,t.
customers Wil D., taken up.
Robert MIddu, however aid Do" ap.
py,Iti,d the situation sid tp he facing
o." ,attUn growers and There Appeared
Co hr 600 huiu' for h,ip from th" govern.
m'ni w.. suggested the formation - .
Er,.tf .u'tun export ''fuu..tlHn nro-
pus Il t"f the southern states hN Cover
nur UtrduE ~ thr E'd'itl Reserve
Board t ystr ago. saving The ~''mrd in
Do, fh" uuly practical solution
Th" 'tN uussiiun Duur ur 900 the Sec
tiorM m-,tirg - the Trust company
bluk,rs Nhrrr lynn \ pinhius New
otlcaus ir-sidrut ui the group. SID h.
behr,si present taA Laws placed @
handi,ap go cunni"t,i.y pi"nr' rms and
at t',l ~ brake 90 business. 81
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-20
independents Reach
Pittsburg in Their
Campaigning for Cox

uf NHsUriaifu ffess
ptTTSBt .Gli a.. cot -. too The
l'uti i.ttuur Independents ,ampoie
r.In vhrh I.u New York last night
fur t tru- untiu,nHl tour IN th" in
f,r,.f Of iH. candidacy vt Governor
tlN sHI 'H, I,uu.itfl, party. reached
Htf.. ftslH'.
TEy -p,1h,r- 80 m,ss meeting were
Professor ir,lrg Fisher president ~
'Hr i,lgu,. U,rn-Ii Parsons ot New
Nn.b. Nf. t.H.is Mead ~ Hosion. Lieu
tenant ,flrrI e.. " Whit, scv VII"
I,, ifu, buu,u during ih' var a. corr.
HlrurI f ih- .l,-i iaiiiliun" and Cal'
f.r ThuuI, Co. 'nsmh'ilnln. Il Sai
IftH.|-tt.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-20

promut" M" praro of IN" world" y,
-l"oting senator Harding. whos. sinnl
ON tho l"1gu" he said, was unchanged
from th" tim" he voted iur rttliica
ticn oi III" peace treaty aud leIgu" ~
nations with th" senate reservations
The election ~ Governor COX. h" said.
meant IN" effort a. have thu United
States Join the league uf nations with.
out change 49, ~ was brought back
from Europe by President Wilson
After rr.stnliug the situation IT III"
league, MI. Root declared that II was
we'll understood IN 1919 and ~ II we'll
understood now that the other parties
tu the treaty would have been content 20
accept the senate rcsci vations. adding
European Change.
several European nations already
have given notice ot half dozen
changes IN the covenant which they
propose 10 urge at the meeting uf tl"
assembly of IN" league next month
The only reason why the changes g.
m'st American objections have no, ~
ready been considered. II that MIR. WI
-un simply would not negotiate for
them"
The principal ohiv, tiuus 10 the league
Mr Root said. may be- roughly classi.
fled az follows
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-20
y, AHosa,sd r--.,

WASHINGTON uf fH uis. ussiau
a. fri.rsil taxation revision md unln.
rlil r,lirf for the agricultural interests
Was pressed o. m. turr TODAY before the
~ tho Anrri-u hnl,ls
ASsoris'iun
suggested ,h.uu,- boz taN laws how.
EVER. w,r,. indrfuit" although suni, ~
a. m pru'ahlN val hr d,1lth With On
resolutions o. %, considered Thursday
Secretary M,r-diths srryn pl,1ding
iur r1uarr d,,i fur farmers by the
banking interests ,r,nsd the vuv fur
several informal meetings Wv rural
hlnkef~ white NON. II ih'ss crystal.
iy'd into s"itl-d pltu. representatives
"l l.uker- in the cuitun states dc,idCi
upun general mass m'-tirg tor TO
morrow night az which ih'ii particular
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-20
Enforcement League
Has Nothing to Hide,
Treasurer Announced
Ny a.so,,aied rrs,,

Wy associated Pres
WASHING bt l' Thu -'ubtr
committee Investigating ,aHp,i "a
funds IL "w'l,unr CO. trN iutfimiunt
iug ,tldDu,, th,N can uud u u"guti
iiuus With foreign ruN'ium'ntS boz tE'
files oi i.rirus 10 Iufuuur Peace. li"t
.lpt : Houston. tf'1srT'f uf that u..
ranigttiuu declared tonight boo e state
m,uf prompted o., publication iu 81
i.tu- of The r'pufi 1 900 iuN' siigit O.
iUf 90. committee The i'.uIds ,f 'h
organization have h'.n voluntarily
thrown up'u '" fb' rnuuiif', iuN'r'i
gators NJ Houston rud 'u -h,H th'
SOURCES Of funds raised hf th' ,.tg'
during th' campaign fw 200" l'Irur
W UttIuu- .HI,usut b'Iuft fI, ~utf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-20
COOLIDGE DEMANDS
SELF-GOvERNMENT
sPEAks TO CROWD NJ MiDni.hs
tt0RO. nv. trON CAMPAIGN
ISSt'ES.

~ Assoriai~d rrcss
AuDDLESBoRo ny. oct l9.--Gov.
nrnor Coolidge demanded return 81
self erNcrnmcni" IN an address toniEh'
hero. I'VE cmphaticallv cond.uin n"
said. invasion hy "n" branch 81 the
sOvornm'nt cf IN" powers nnd duties
of lhuth"r branch We VII r'pudiatr
thorN whu make solemn m"nis"s w
our nam. whi-h they neglect 80 rctu-"
tn o,s.fyc. and who seek tu c"nit ~
to aGventur. upon unchattrd seas with
au, council with others equally r"Sp"n'
~llAc tn us and which our common
stnse warns ~ Q" br perilous Z" our
'fistcnc'."
Congressman ! VI H.hins,n presided
and addresses were also mad" hN Gov
,rnor Nmrow = Hcntucf"; covefn"r
I.aw,len - Illinois and i''h Hedges IT
New Ymk.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-20
Episcopal Synod Is
in Session at Waco;
Many Bishops There

o. A's"siA's,l rfess.
WACO. oct. ~ Thirteen bishops IT
the sixteen IN the Southwest are here Ia
ATTENDING" ~ the thrc-dav session ~
the synod ~ the southwestern prov.
incc. Episcopal Chuph uf AmUiica.
whirh upen'd today
The states represented are New McNi.
co kansas Arkansas. oklahoma. Mis-.
souri and Texas I'r' siding over the srs
sion- H. Bihop Daniel : Tuttl~ IT -
Louis N" presiding hi~hnp ~ the entire
Am'fi,an Episcopal church
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-20
PASSPORT CONFERENCE
ENDS PARIS SfSSlO\N

~ aaanr aisd Press
rAIlS Ot ~ The passport 'uu
f,arn,r in session here tnil, concluded
&, neral discussion Il simpliipltiun -
customs furmaliii's.
The proposals adopted in'lud" "u'
that registered baggage should b" en-.
ti'iy trrr of customs tormiliti,~ u was
also agreed that travellers 90 countries
Nh-rv the ,Nporiaiton 81 money Is fUi
hidden should haN" the option ~ reject,
ug roc'ip, iur IN" money ihcy htV,
instead 81 receiving i's vpulf Ii"ut 't 'hr
rN. .hangD rate ui the dlN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-20
Restaurant Prices
in San Antonio Are
To Be Investigated

by A-erti1t~i lfefa.
Cation of prices charged fur certain al
u,l,s II food hy san Antonio tcsiau.
rants was ordered io-lay by the Ia 81 bu.
r"iu - investigation ~ the department
of Justice. n was announced hV local
officials that restaurant prupii"tois had
not lowered prizes ,orrcspondingly with
the drup ~ wholesale prices ~ fuDd
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