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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-29
MRS.E.C. BERGDO[L
IS FOUND GUILTY
CIiRGED WITH CO>SriIM u
NlD IliR TWO Sons 10 ENNbt
DRttT.

W hHHfH haNFN
PHILADELPHIA S,rt .N.~ Mrs
Ep,nn q. li,igill aud her t'W cod
f,hdnutS Wrru found guilty tonight at
ustdi.,r, g. uli twu ui hrI suns
Groy,r and Erwin. to rV1dr th' draIt.
The N,uliri was returned l'i'r Judg''
Dirl ms,n IN the United States district
court
Th. ,iss WIS given {" th' iitNW'n
before nuon to-day hut u WAS after :
u'cluck tonight lsfoW They r'1"hrd
,r,li,t. M lirig,lull her S'n Chail'S
\. Hraqnd aud FORMER Magisliut
.'amvs T. Enuing wcr" found guii'
- every ruunt und,i which th"N hah
lcrp Indicted.
Altart : Mitchell and lirnfN Srhurl
were acquitted un IN" indictments
which they were IL frndnnts hut i"und
guilty with Recommendation tut m"tf'
IN tho iuint hills I'm appli,l alton e.
tn, rutius,l the defendants w'r" ~
leased on $40. .Ooa hail each pending d
m"tiun t,r new trial ln i've ~ N
indictments all ia" defendants wrr'
,hsrr,d with conspirtnE With Gr"N''
ard Erwin E'rr,luli to assist them ~
,,a,liur the draft The "th'r ii'" ~
dictmentS charged each defcndant selr'
ratelv sailh cunsplIing with the BERG
dHll hpthri- io rvah" the draft.
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(Bv A. r. KEIRSEY.)

PLAINVlEW Sept 2s-Wth than ten thousand people
from all sections of the Panhandle in the city, the Northwest Texas
District Fair in full swing and the of the second day
carried out complete detail The principal features Of the days
besides the usual free features Of and
snmen the house the odeo and
up conducted Depot Park northern edge of the city, the
mobile and stunt aviation the field miles southwest
from the business section Of the city, and parade than
miles length through the Of the city held about
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,Continued ON Page Eieht. !
NEw ,ORK NMERICN>
TEAM OFFERED CO,li>l,Ei

NEW YORK. S"nt ~ \ telegram
/, ,ff,unr to plnc" ih' "niir" New Yak
American has"nal Lam at III" di~is's
of charles \. 'umisk"N. VII" to-lry sus
~ n.l,d seven U hts PLAYERS indicted IN
lcunnsrtiun With allcg'-l fiNinE f s,am' q
was srni t.slirhi TO the White Sox olui
ownrr hy Iacs,h Ruili"rt and 7 l., Illus
, ten owners - the Yankee club.
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WHITE SOX PLAYERS SUSPENDED FOLLOWING INDICTMENTS
On Way to Prison
Five Hours After
Attempted Hold-up
Bi Associated 4 l'isrs
lsNlI,llltft a.

bi Associated iifrs.
ENIPORtt.. Has. scpi. .s.--t1,e
apir> aft - tiY hi attrmpted O.
told up ihamas krllr,. cashier of the
>eo ho Rapids. Kansas. state Banl.
ioda,. iwo men. Who gave their nanies
a. "Jone'. - aud 'smlih" were on thr
~. 90 the state prison o. serve indr
terminate sentences II ten Co 20 years
racii.
The attempted robber, took place ~
n. ~. when Cashier krlley arrived nj
he ba1k. The robbers, unable to opca
The vault. picked up SIS In pennies
locl,rd kelley ~ the building aud fiea.
They were arrested nj y o'clock. taken
into court and sentenced nj ~. aud ~
lo0I started for the prison.
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If FG|0N IS NEUTRAL
IN LABOR MATTERS
CONVENTION ,D0PrS MINORITY
COMMITTEES REPORT SIT.
TING FORTH STAND.


Ct.:NEi.NNp sept . The Second
,rnuri ,-Huv,nii ~ - the American t.r.
risH iu Z, s-iup h.rr today underwent
'Hrtnge rf r,- luiiuua aud committee re
rnrts The -innd uf the legion IN -.
gmd tn ,rr,ni,od lntor v'rs nut men.
iinn'd 'u IN. r.pott 20 the committee
nn res iutiuus \ minoIitv rcport was
.uianiii-d whirh recommended that
tho Aipafirfn i.sgian rritsrate its well
,nnwn ntsitisn. that u has no partict
pHiion in controversies between capital
nj labor
Heated d's'ussiun followed and q sub
-rutn fw n minority rsf'"rt was pre-
s,ntcd hv california and adopted hy the
nV,nti y stating that this convcn.
ii''i .ud"rs ih' s'ai~nrni recently n.
.'i,.i hy M. nrii.nsi commander. Frank.
I'm u pl,v- md accepts that statement
~ a. t.cgl1nS INTERPRETATION e It's no
sitton IN = lHii"n H. uITya nixcd labor"
Tie stiiudc - tn national rofnman.
.t.i hrs hs'n thet "f strict neutrality
io nstirts having 20 DO with organized
ifl''T 2~xsoG
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PARIS NOris NiII.IO> ~
l,ONnS tOR " lTER WORKS


PAl,lS TrSas. sept N THIS 80,
isinN vut"d . million d"llrrs in h"nf-
with which To construct rc~'rNoir : .
hold iuut billion gallons ~ water nn !
tu mak, up.iuru the citt'r entire vi F.
~vsicn The present reservoir h"ldif ;
unc billion gallons h. ." D" mad" nuNi
iarN aud maintained M undrtgruun''
r,fs. rvuir holding tw" milli"n g'llur7
VIII hc one II ihc tuturcs "l III" u"v
sRsft.Uf
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COURTS To DECIDE
TEXAS RATE ISSUE
OFFICIALS BELIEVE
HARD I.EGiI. hattie PRORiBi.E
fOI.iOWING LATE DE.
NEIOPMENTS.


GALVESTON. sept. ss.-t legal
state Commerce Commission has the
right 90 set aside 4 decision of the Texas
state Railroad Commission in which the
latter refused 10 grant the - per cent
Increase in freight rates aud the 20 per
cent advance in passenger rates IN In
trastate traffic was forecast here to-day
ulHn motion on behalf of the state
Railroad Commission for postponcment
of the present hearing was oyerruled h,
ENamin,r VI. 4. Paitison.
Nn announcement has been made that
thr ease would hv carried into court, hut
opinion among counsel - both sides to'
night was general that whatever deci'
,iun WAS rendered. IL would u" fought
cat IN the courts
Wanted More Time.
lu,lg" =. w. Cuwan. tur tn" defense,
! Iu-''rd the uus'ppncncnt ia order
Tint IN stat commission might gather
pud lrrlurc evidence in connection with
the value ot railrad property within the
stat" ~ the financial condition Ut III,
rood nnd a,is'ics bearing uu ih'
O.. i.;hi and p1rs ugcr slNi",S ut thu
'9rrivrH
judge J. W. Trrv. attorney fur the
'frthfN. NiHi'u ihit lra'i"aUN W. wv
'Nid.ncc submitted 10y the roads h1d
l. ~ ~ M disposal ur tn state r"m
mis lon previous tn IN" hearing.
Relieves Net Effective.
lud:- Terry asserted that In his "l'in
ia N" order uf the ln'crsttt" COM
u 'rrr Commission authorizing III" In
ip'a1' uf ~ and - p'r cent. r's''c
lively. 80 freight and iusS'ugrr rates
"uI''mptlcaily became cftociiv" WITHOUT
- further order from tn T,Nrs railroad
c,p'ni siun"
TIL hr1ring IL rNp rl'd :" "ud I"
rt.r,'uv whom Witnesses iur beth sides
win cunrlud. their testimony
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! BASEBALL STARS
FIRED" BY COM|SkY
CLOSE Of EXPOSURE
II,lE HILLS VOTED AGAINST
CliiCttd PLANES RESULT or
GAMBLING FRtME.tP
CONFESSIONS ARE MADE
Cleolie Tsils iiow iie Deliberately
TIird o. Lose Rather Than Win
SERIES aud Was Given
SlO.Oao =.

~ Associs,sd Ffsss.
CIilC A,iO. sept. .s.-Indiei.
ment, wtre Voird against eight
base hall stars io,lay md conits.
,inns obtained from two " them
when ''ih- ND Roman" Charles
\ Comiskey. owu.r of the ctt-
iln'r rhln'plo, Chl,'so White s"S
'mashrd Ills pennani cbssing ma-
rlin. to rlrsn ~ h'setsii.
THE confessions told how the
Sox threw last vars worlds
cilanlpiun hlp tO thnrinuati Tor
m.nry paid ~ esmhler-.
Seven SaN regulars md rne
former PLAYER had true hills vcied
against thrm hy the tsoh county
grand Inry and tie se,-n we're lin.
mrdiqtrly suspeubed h ur. Ccn'
iskey.
When hls team war univ hall
'saa,r h'tind tie l"T"us.lc,'i'pg cisve.
land indians. tn Whit. SiX owner
fcrv Il notice "a hlf sr''n stars that
u they wcrc found rml'v he would
drive, ihen ,iii ~ nrrnnig Il hnse ball
i.t the remainder ~ thor lives
Jackson "Iust Tapped Bali"
Ufficiils e chief 'iustire Charles Mc.
DunalAs court lifted the ~urtsin On
he gland iury woresdings Euffieienf.
W io show -ic,t hitter. Joe Jarksor.
,lrrlarinr il',i lie delilr, iefy Just tnp-
isd The h1il picture q one II Tho
Wuli's musi timnns ii @herr tfrosie
w tenr- aud r'ir,r.e- 80 asles"d bribes
"f a. ooa ~ so 400 dist iverrd under
l'llows .ur ~ sds lp flmous a.hletef
H'#u 20 r"firr
Aimlrd ihc .uri ronn wsre soln~
| 4 layrlail. rr,iisG leaders,. an'one
Y sftsna lsssss 1 Nfaf.ttsas aa
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MseSMlnr, Sim AIi,,

ibNlNN SsFH - -tsud NfN'f
N'gSWiusN og cork is.s>.,l . br;i'i
uighi laa., ni~li.tl'1n rsrIf aud l. more
rv'rrrh.d ioaas This l. hi- inri, ~
nth utt "a hunr,r strlh~
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TWO KILLED N CLASH
On ROAD NEAR BELFAST

BELFAST. Sept sS Two civilians
were shot dad and q number of per
sons were wounded durinp a clash lee
tween soldiers and crowd on tn"
Falls rad late TO-DAY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-29

~ Associated Press.
WHEELING. ". Va Sept =. DE.
'l1ring that Democratic oxtrayagance
nd acknowledgement had brought The
nation to the brink ul financial disaster
senator Harding told an audirnc" IT
several thousand here tonight that the
Republican larty proposed tu inaugu.
i.ii" puliry ut economy and efficiency
that would pit the whole federal GOV.
I',nmcnt un sound business basis
The Republican numine" quoted
tpaSury department figures tu support
his chargv of unwartul-d expenditures
and asserted that tn administratiun's
proposal frr new issu" oi treasury
certificates would be- 10 further hnndi.
cap tho mun,y market and tu Increase
h" rest uf living H. scOTcd i'rcsi,l nj
Wilson fur his veto Il the budget hill
passed 10y the last Republican congress
and promised that budget system
would l." unv uf IN" first policies iu'
laugmated hy new l,cpuhliran admin.
lsftttipn
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WEATHER
IInnl,Iii, Data.

Forecast "Wednesday lau
West TrNts Ws.in -isy aud Thur
dty generally fair
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-29
REMAINING WHITE son
CELEBRATE LAST NIGHT

u snrtaffi IfrtA
CHICAGO. sept sS-Thc White SuN
pltV,rS who wcrr not implicated IN III"
las'lall scandal held celebration ~ q
dinner tonight
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-29
NORTHWEST TEXAS FAIR
IN FULL swing; SECOND
DAYS PROGRAM SUCCESS
WITH TEN THOUSAND PEOPLE IN CITY AGRICULTURAL
AND LIVESTOCK EXPOSITION AT PLAINvIEW
DECLARED BEST IN NORTH TEXAS
GREAT PARADE MAIN FEATURE Of DAY

Rodeo and Roundup Arplanc Stunts Football Came Automobile
Races and Many Free Features Fre Principal Events
Entertainment Program-Display Of Auto
mobiles Beautiful.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-29
NUMBER CHANGES
TOPR0POSED PORT
BILL ARE WRITTEN
ACT SlRNlNES HARD DAYS At
TACK ~ BOTH HOt 81 tND
SENATE.
TWO SUBSTITUTES OFFERED
Newt Willis ot Waco Presents sub
for t,oysrn0r's Net Which
Would Include M Common
Carriers.

81 .Nssouslsd rHsa
Al STlA. Sept .N--Gu,rTnur
lluhby's hll proposing stringent
laws Tor handling industrial dis.
pgt,s ~ Texas parts surNiNch an
all day attack IN the huus" and hall
q day session in ia, senate with
unly three modifying hilS Wcrr
pynding M thu huus,. and thu @'n
ate had cleared less than half the
sections uf the hlll.
proposss Industrial Court.
An amendment in the house. utfcrt-l
by Representative John Davis uf Dal
las. pruur ii the creation ui an in
dustrlal commission tu Il, terrain" whrn
the lu,al authorities rtturc tu rCf'a eN
istins laws aud authorization ui tbs
governor upun recommendation ui ihi'
commission 90 assume charge ui IN
iasirinl situations ~ ports .tnd cniurC'
rNisting laws with rangers. l;cpr,sru
tatlNr Nuwt Williams ul Waco "ilcr~l
az q sub Cor this u hill proposing lcgis
latiun along general lines ui the Original
port bill. out extend IN effect To- In
cludc all common carriers. 10th o
the were lruding when the huu-'
adjourned
Nature ol Amendments.
Three amendments tu thc uriesnt
hill were adopted IN the house Tu'-'
dnN. Tn" first provided that Ia or,lcl
." constitute Niulatiun oi IA" Law. act
and CONVERSATIONS calculated 90 Il"
siguvd To- cause a WORK 10 dcsist iron
heading ,r uul, aiding ships mus, caus'
him a. dcsist through fear uf hulilA ul
property harm. The second prov idc.
that when violence IL uSrd Ia cause .
person to drsi~, from this work tha
the oilcnsc hc a felony and when "ul,
threats are used. the oifcnsc he a mis-
demcanor. the third provides ihn
venue ~ eases involving violations q
the law shall b. IN counties where tn
oficnsc was committed instead Of II
Travis county a. proposed by the orig
iual bin. NJ drastic amendments wcr'
ad' pivl hy the senate.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-29

The Igr1ds was l'd hy g. V smith
nud CIV Gibbs. marshals. fulluwcd hv
g y White president of IN" Fair ~
spcliiiun. T.. u Miller. secretary. ". T.
Riser. vice president Captain Winfield
" ilhr"k. in charge of buildings nnd
ground 1ud Charles Wilson. city mar
shll N'Nt 'lu' IN" Clovis Chamber of
:. min'r'r H1ud marching IN double
f'un1iiUn. and then fl~ts and trucks
highly ANA culUrtullv decorated. repre-.
scnting nearly every merchants ,-stnh
lishm"ni in F'1invirw pnc of the mos,
novel ,ntri"f IN this section of the IA.
radr WIS a Nash sl,ort mulrl autumn.
bile carrying number ~ pretty Plain.
view girls dressed IN bright green hath.
INK suits, entered hy the South Plains
Nash Motor Company Others were an.
tomohile trucks carrying ali the en-.
plove"s ~ the concern represented
The Wayland Baptist College football
eleven In uniform occupied a truck and
NJ intervals Yelled their supremacy
Alsu the Plainvicw Young mems foot.
hall ten "ns IN the parade and an.
swcr,G In nd response to their rivals
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Many ENh.hIi> srcn.

III various ,yNihi's and divplpvs ,f
the iai romurisr liveSt~'k exhibit
uoul'rv exhibit, wheat and cotton show
pci l"uliur1l 4 Iartncui. mcrvhlniS'
display. \ 4 VI college displays. Ecd
"r.ss dislIavs. 4 = ARMY displays.
roy Scouts displays. tractor ,ni farm
ua'hin. ~ show and an au;on. hil' and
truck show.
TIL" liNosiu"k department ~ 10 pvrr.
ais harm and adiuuing luis enc hlock
lu'h e the suuthvasi corner of The
court huuS- square. and many entries
{ high blwSlHd horses mares. mules
r,"kv, Sh' ilnnd utni,s sh~vp. ,attl" and
rH'-s nlTradv ar" IN. With MANY more ~
.rii,r. pf particular Interest ~ this
lrtr.rtmon' g. q rcr,hrrUu ril'lion
'.lrhinr 2Uon w.uHie and ruland
china bear weighing in ,.es7 ot 100.
pounds
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-29

Mar hil Guv t;llir happened tn an
uui,r'unaic acci'lcnt immediately hs>
for, the inrad". his horse falling with
him ~ the pavement and crushing Mr.
Gibbs fopl 1pd breaking ivo ben"s IN
he aklr D-spt" the injury. however
H. served ~ marshal IN ~ uarado and
t,c"iN.d medical attention afivrward
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2 ~ Inadequate.

u !" . tnrugou" conclusion and =
..,uc. I'D ~ fair officials, that the tent
u whlch the agricultural d"p1rtmcn,
TO- heated ~ Gar inadrrr1i" f"r thu hrrv
number ~ oNhihlis and displays ~.
'.r,h aud io l,r ,ni rrl In this d.
urtm,ni an, displays 't al farm. rnr
len and orchard prs.iurts wh'oi show.
cation show and N poultry show. In
liyidusl aud cuWmuniiv exhibits ~
dirpayo'l in riund ARRAY. avid s"'nc =
The finest roultiN tn lo found anVwh'i.
IN IN, south are ~ exhibit In III" i"bl
irv department which nclud : 'n'ri. =
4 chickens ducks and pigeons w AL.
hr."ds
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-29
., Orchestra Plays.

TIL" Iudin Jazz Orchestra unc Ui tn"
best tn hc hcard anywhere IN a ritv Il
lcss than fifty thousand people. PLAYED
on truck representing "a local electric
appliance concern.
The display of boutiful st"ck auto.
mobiles In the parade was one uf the
mos, compiet" ever shown IN a uaradr
In this section uf the state. aS was the
display uf tractors trucks and farm
r'wcr machinery 10y iucal dealers and
distributors
N"Ni In order camr Trucks lvurcs"ni.
ing th" various union organizations.
/ Then Erunk's Concert Rand and q large
irumh'r uf cowboys and cuwgirls un
htrSs
The winners uf the prizes ior the best
r"ur"s nt1ti~ns IN the parade were:
First. Carter llnuaion. q local dry gorls
cnnc' rn: second lhirns A Pierce. dry
r"otls and third. IN" Guarantee state
Rank Tho prize awarded for the hest
com,dian went tn noh MYERS The
uriscs awarded on prlvat" entries wcrr'
First Mnylani Baptist College: cund
Young Wuman'S Association. and third
! thu Carpenters Union Tho Judges
wcr" Il \ Underwood. \ L. Ioyd and
NJ / M1lrwg
The Washington times., 1920-11-16
OFFICE BLDG. ROW
GIVEN NEW TANGLE
Southern Block Owners File
Suit to Tie Hands Of Rent
Commission.

Another episode in the complex
landlord and tenant situation was In
troduced today when the owners OF
the Southern buidipg. Fifteenth and
n streets northwest asked the Dis
trict Court OF Appeals 20 enjoin the
rent commission from issuing orders
affecting them.
Robert J. wynne. president OF the
Southern Realty Corporation, filed
the suit, which asks that a writ OF
prohibition Issued against James i.
oyster, A. Leftwich Sinclair and
Clara Sears Taylor. individuals and
as members OF the rent commission OF
the District, restraining and pro-
hibiting them from proceeding or In
any other way functioning or at
tempting to function especially from
entering or issuing an order DEGREES
OF judgments In any matter now
pending before them. wherein the
Southern Realty Corporation In in
terested or affected.
The petitioner also asks that q
writ of prohibition be issued against
the tenants OF Marion Butler. Jeffords
and Dutton. Claude n. Bennett and
Rexford L. Holmes to enjoin them
from further prosecuting before the
Rent Commission their complaints
against the Southern Realty Corpor-
alton and from asking any further
steps wherein the later Is named a
party.
This action is taken. according to
the petitioner. on the ground that
the Ball Rent Law is unoonstitutional
and that the Rent Commission has no
standing in law.
The Washington times., 1920-11-16

the project MAS under control OF q
ooserqment asency OF under a Priv
ate company 80 long as there was less
talk and more action In putting the
plan over.
II don't claim 60 be an expert nor
an engineer. but I am satisfied that
the power going TO waste at Great
Fails should be developed. Therefore
] am ready TO support any project
that u within reason"
While seeing no need for further
surveys. he declared that IL the Gov.
eminent experts cannot agree on q
plan . reliable engineer should be
brought to Washington and the whole
matter turned over TO him.
81 do not presume TO, say which
plan 10 the better" he said. but with
what little experience I have had with
building powers ! do not think a dam
OF too great height should be con.
structed. In other words. I don't be.
lieve In over.building."
The Washington times., 1920-11-16
3O2 COP. IN HOUSE,
SAYS LATEST LIST
Late Reports Indicate W
Bourke Cochran Defeated,
Necessitating Revision.

The unofficial list OF the members
Of the House OF Representatives Is.
sued today gives revised totals OF
302 Republicans. 1872 Democrats. and
one Socialist. Meyer London, OF New
York.
The Democrats have gained three
seats In Chicago as follows: Fourth
Illinois District. John w. Rainey:
Fifth District. Adolph J. SABBATH;
Eighth District. Colonel kunz.
In the second New York district.
John J. Kindred, Democrat, has been
elected and in the Fifth Oklahoma
District, F. B. Swank, Democrat, was
elected.
Reports from New York today in
dicated that w. Bourke Cochran. of
the Sixteenth District. may be de.
feated in the Anal count. II this Is
SO, 1t will mean another revision of
the House totals.
The Washington times., 1920-11-16
PRISON FOR HAzERS,
ADVICE OF DANIELS
Would Be Example for Others,
Navy Secretary Saws.

Secretary OF the Navy Daniels to-
day denounced hazing In the most
bitter terms.
In discussing. conditions at the
Naval Academy, at Annapolis. he
said: III they put a few hazers in
the penitentiary II would be a fine
example for other wohld-be hazers."
He declined to discuss charges by
Daniel q. Baker. Jr. of Seattle, who
was dismissed from the Academy for
hazing, that discrimination had been
shown in punishments for hazing, he
having been dismissed while others
had been allowed TO resign or given
minor punishments.
Secretary Daniels said that when
he was a trustee OF MOTH Ckrolina
University he had had students in
dicted for hakinE. although he had
failed to secure a conviction. II he
had his way. he said. hazing would
be punished by penitentiary SEN
fences.
The Washington times., 1920-11-16
HARDING TAKES Up
MEXICAN PROBLEM
President Elect, for First Time,
Turns to Things Other
Than Recreation.

BROWNSVILLE. Tex. Nov. 10
President-elect Warren G. Harding to.
day. on the last lap OF his vacation
in Texas, is for the first time since
leaving his home In Marion turning
his thoughts to things other than rest
and recreation.
Senator Harding has two confer
ences planned for today, one with
Senator Albert Fall OF New Mexico
and one with Gov. w. +. Hobby. Of
Texas. Both Of these men are deeply
interested in the Mexican situation,
and II Is understood they will give
the Senator the benefit Of their knowl.
edge. although the President-elect has
stated very definitely that he will not
commit himself on the Mexican situa.
ton until after he has taken office.
Senator Fall today insisted that his
visit to Brownsville WAS merely for
the purpose OF paying his personal
respects to the President-elect, but he
commented on pictures Of Francisco
villa at a p2ow by stating his belief
that Villa would not long remain be-
hind the plow.
Governor Hobby came to Browns
Vile today In a special train and
sought to give an official greeting
to the President-elect.
II was expected he would discuss
briefly two matters which are OF
vital interest TO this State. namely
Mexico and credit for agricultural
purposes.
The troops at Fort Brown will be
drawn up today for formal review by
Governor Hobby, and President-elect
Harding may participate In the re-
view, although he has previously re-
viewed these troops.
II the conference today permits,
the Senator will play golf late in
the afternoon.
The Washington times., 1920-11-16
CUPID
~ CUPID
Stops Shooting at Young
Hearts and Aims at Old
With Pristine Skill.
THREE IN ONE WEEK.
Trio Of Septuagenarians
Take Blushing Brides.
Only One a Widow.
THREE IN ONE WEEK,


An epidemic /, marriage has
struck wsshin3tO..s septuagenari-
ans.
Within the last few days. three
Washington men. each OF whom has
exceeded the allotted three score and
ten years by three years, have
taken unto themselves blushins
brides. and. according 20 all reports.
are well on their way to "live hap
py ever after"
Crandau ]. North. seyenty-three,
yesterday was married to Miss Sig
ride. thirty-three. OF Norwich. Conn,
and the couple. according to friends,
are motoring on their honeymoon.
Yesterday a license was issued
for the marriage OF Frederick
William Ritter. jr.. sevepty-three.
we'll known Washington attorney. to
Miss Helen Rawlings. ffty-three, OF
1908 Seventh street northwest.
Last week Alexander Mckenzie,
seventy-three. was married to MISS
Grace Guinand, sister OF his first
wife. and a lifelong friend.
The Washington times., 1920-11-16
PONCARE SAYS HARDING
SOCIETY" PLAN IS VITAL

PARIS, Nov. LETT Is OF capital
interest to France that an agreement
be reached between France and the
United States on President-elect
Harding's notifications OF the League
of Nations" ex-President Raymond
Poincaire is quoted as saying In an
interview which will be printed in
lie Matin tomorrow.
Deprived OF Americas advice, the
League bears a wound which II is
difficult to heal. A society OF nations
must live, otherwise the treaty Is
dead"
The Washington times., 1920-11-16
HAWAII POPULATION
ALMOST HALF JAPANESE
Increase in Last Ten Years
More Rapid Than Ever.

or the 255.912 people constituting
the 1920 population Of Hawaii. 100, 260
or 42.7 per cent, are JaJpanesc, the
Census bureau announced today.
The Japanese population constituted
41.5 per cent OF the population In
1910 and 1917 per cent In 1000. The
increase Of the Japanese population
since 1910 was at a higher rate than
for the preceding decade. the increase
fr ., 1910 TO 1920 being 29,50t. or 81
per cent, as compared with 1850, or
30.f per cent, from 1900 to 1910.
The Japanese population by sex In
1920 Is 82,6i3 males and 46,826 fe-
males.