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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-05-06
PALMER BLAMEs CONGRESS
Says soIons ignored Presidents Re-
quest For Handling Of Sugar.

Washington-Failure OF the govern.
ment to buy the Cuban sugar crop last
year at low price was due to the
ignoring by Congress Of President
Wilson's request for extension of the
war time legislation for controlling.
its distribution, Attorney General Pal.
mer declared before the House sugar
Investigating committee.
II am sick and tired Of these parti.
san reports that President Wilson IL
responsible for the failure to buy the
Cuban CROP" said Palmer.
Palmer in defending his action In
allowing the Louisiana producers. to
charge II and 18 cents for their crops,
declared II he had not kept the price
at those figures the Southern growers
would have gone into the open mar.
kets and forced the price much higher
than It Is today.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-05-06

Wimbledon.-The first district meet.
ing Of the North Dakota Federation of
Women's clubs will be held here on
May Is. "
Watford City.-The Ladies' Com
mercial club of this city held an cleo
ton Of officers ut meeting held here
last week.
Lisbon.-Roy Hendricllson, Great
Northern brakeman, was brought from
New Rockford on charge Of wife
desertion and non. support.
CrOsby.-The high school Of this city
has been placed on the accredited list
of the North Central association of
secondary schools and colleges.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-05-06

Our burglar proof safe, together
with conservative management, makes
our bank an absolute safe place for
your money. Deposit your savings
and grow with it growing bank in
growing community. Why not come
in and talk it over with us today?
Accounts may be opened by mail and
money deposited or withdrawn in this
way with equal facility. The rural
mail route solves the problem. 1t is
not necessary to come to town to do
your banking. We make a specially
of serving the farmer.
Evening star., 1920-01-31

ma T,Lo,. WISCONSIN AVE. NEAR
ASAt> l dDOA Belt road.
Rev. AMOS CLARY. Pastor. Regular services.
BETHANY RHODE o IsLaSD s.a :. : AVE
HUGH T. STEVENSON, Minister.
IL am, preaching by the pastor; pm,
preaching by DIR. John C.. Killian Of Phila-
delphia; $50 a.m., Bible school; Pm,
Juniors; 6:45 pm. Christian Endeavor: mid
week meeting, Thursday, pm. A welcome
for all. :
Eft ENEAR 7th S.W.-Dr. J. T. HEN
A'14II1 DERSON. SECRETARY BAPTIST
LAYMEN'S WORK. will preach at IL and
direct in "EvERY-MEMBER CANVASS in
the afternoon. COMMUNION. He will meet
and instruct canvassers Saturday night. Dr.
Briggs will preach at night. s. S. $780,
Chanel 8 B. Y. p. L. 6:45. Melcome.
Evening star., 1920-01-31
Metropolitan Baptist Church

Sixth and A Streets NE.
JOHN COMPTON BALL. Pastor.
9:30-Bible school class for YOU
1O:OO-Hon. O. w. Hamlin meets men.
II :O0-Sermon by the pastor.
3:O0@Junior Y. p. 8. c. Z.
6:45-Intetmediate and Senior G. E. So
cieties.
7:45-Sermon, by the pastor on THE
CHAMPION LIGHTWEIGHT OF ALL
TIME
Evening star., 1920-01-31

Calvary Baptist Church
sth AND n sTs. NV.
Rev. SAMUEL H. GREENE, D. D., Pastor
Rev. A. F. ANDERSON. D. D., Assistant.
Rev. A. d. BRYANT, Minister to the Dear.
Sunday school. 9:so am. N. s. Faucet,
superintendent.
II a.m.-sermon by DR.. Anderson. Com
munion.
Sp.m.-Baptism. Sermon by Dr.. Anderson.
Christian Endeavor meetings-Sunday, 6:4o
and pm. Tuesday. pm.
THURSDAY.
pm-Meeting of pastor and deacons. es-
pecially to see any desiring to unite with the
church.
pm.-Christian Workers Class. Leader.
DR.. Anderson.
s pm.-Church prayer meeting. Esn'
trance on n street.
FRIDAY.
7:30 p.m.-Friday Evening Club. Glasses
in basketry. millinery and dressmaking.
o'clock-French and self-expression, Tor
both ladies' and gentlemen.
ALL ARE CORDIALLY INVITED.
Evening star., 1920-01-31

Penn. ave. and 2Sth st.
Rev. Irving Washington Ketchum. Minister.
First Sunday in February.
1.-THE End of the World-When.' Mr..
Ketchum. Talk to G. T. b. c. pre-
cedes.
3-Sunday school
7-Christian Endeavor.
7:45-'Iight from a Prisoners Soul" Me-
Ketchum
Wednesday. s p.m.-Meeting for all.
Evening star., 1920-01-31
NEW CHURCH (sweaenborgian,.
Church of the New Jerusalem

SIXTEENTH JUST ABOVE O.
Rev, PAUL SPERRY, Pastor.--sunday
morning service at IL. Sermon BY Rev,
'"The Law and the Gospel" Sunday school
at 8:45, with adult class at 10. Eveping
service at 8 with address by Rev. J.; b.
spiers on 1.-THE beginning of the Creation. of
Cod Every one cordially welcome. Seats
Evening star., 1920-01-31

Come to a Church
w here the Revival
Fires are always burn
ing.
Evening star., 1920-01-31

E-Lsno-+o,, NORTH CAPITOL CORNER
s- Florida ave. and Q st.
DIR. HENRY E. BRUNDAGE, Pastor.
Service, II am. Subject. The Sin of Mega
tive Living"
Evening service. O'Clock. Subject, The
@. T.. Program.
Strangers welcome. Seats free.
Evening star., 1920-01-31
UNTVERSALIST.
Universalist Church

Corner of 18th and L sts.
When the caly people out OF jail, or moi
deported, are some microcephalic lawyers ol
Capitol Hill and In Albany. will the worlt
then he safe for Democracy?
Sunday school-8:45 am.
Service Of worship and preaehihg-11 q m
Topic, "Our Neighbor." Communion service
Y, p, q. u, pm. Topic: "Medtca
Missionaries" Miss Eleanor Bonner. leader
6p.m.-Five-minute talk: advice to I'm
patient Reformers.". illustrated lecture OF
ssThe Trail Of the Pilgrims" Is coloret
Evening star., 1920-01-31
New York Avenue Presby.
terian Church,

New York ave-, 18th and 81 SITS.
DIR. WALLACE RADCLIFFE, Pastor.
9.a0 a.m.-RibIe school. Adult classes.
HOO am.-Public worship. gems FROM
JOB"
900 p.m.-Fellowship hour.
8:45 p.m.--C. L. vesper service.
500 pm-Pubiic worship. THE THIEF
UPON THE CROSS"
Evening star., 1920-01-31

Petu,orth Rev. F. Paul Langhorne.
SIWO4Il1 7th and Randolph streets.
$50 am-Sundsy school, A. G. Cole. supt-
IL 90 am-Communion. Preaching by pas
tor. THE Mark of the Master"
p.m.-Young Peoples Society.
7:45-Preaching, the pastor, With God In
the Crisis
Stereopticon entertainment. February 4th.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-19
SLAUGHTER AND GREENE
GIVEN LIFE SENTENCES

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. Nov. is.-Tom
slaughter and Fulton Greene. convicf@l
this afternoon IN jury verdict of first
drgrc' murder Tor the killing II Deputy
sheriff Row Brown here on October 10.
were this afternoon transferred under
civil and military guard by motor lorrie
io the state penitentiary foT safekeep.
Ing
The state made a hard fight for the
death penalty Tor the men After the
verdict. with It's sentence of life In the
r"niteuiiary read In court. Attorney
George = Wilmington, acting Tor the
defendants. waived all rights that had
been reserved IN the trial of the case.
and the men stood up for immediate
sentence. slaughter and Greene both
Indicated ihrir satisfaction with the
verdict under the circumstances. but
after being sent back 90 jail to wait
transportation. declared that II they
had move tim" to prepare for the trial
thsv could have proved that where tho
shooting took place they we're expect
INK another party bv engagement. u
receive liquor. and that they believed
WHOM She Officers IN civilian ciothes
came or, they we've being 'stnck up"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-19
DUEL IN WEST VIRGINIA SNUFFS
OUTLINES OF MINER AND STATE.
TROOPER; STRIKE IS IN PROGRESS

Col jackson Arnold. commander -
IN" state police. who issued the report.
said his Rdvices were 10 the effect tint
Ernest l.. Ripley q Huntington a
trooper. " the dead man.
he added that IN. other main slain
was a union leader named Hatfield
state troopers were sent into the
strike zone several weeks agn a. relieve
United States soldiers who were with.
drawn.
The federal troops were called into
the region by GOV John l.. Crnwen.
after numerous shooting affpys and
disorders had occurred.
While the regular army men were in
the field. the situation was quict. hut
sincr they departed number u At
tacks. directed upon coal properties,
have occurred
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-19
urges Faith IN AMERICA
in new ORLEANS SPEECH
BEFORE BOARDING VESSEL
ny THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

N@W ORLEANS. Nov IS-Sober thinking and abiding faith
IN the republic during the critical period OF
asked o the American people today by Presidcneec, Harding
address delivered here just before he sailed for three
vacation voyage to the Canal Zone
Some and dsalponmnts he declared
the aftermath Of the world conflict but he predicted confidently
hat all Of them would pass again the people only kept heir
heads and held fast to the old time virtues OF thrift honesty and
common Making his second formal speech since his election
Mr. Harding spoke in studied with quiet he
okenng full realization of the responsibilities ahead of him. But
ringing through his address predomnang Of confidence
and "unfaterng faith
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-19
ATHENS PARADE
IN CELEbROTION
FALLING DARKNESS BRINGS DIS
ORDERS AND vENIZEI.lsTAS
ARE PACKING.
By Assoelatsd Press,

ATHENS. Nov. iS.--Athcns turned
out to celcbrate this afternoon. the firs,
natural expression shown here In many
weeks. n not months. The crowds or
ganizcd parade in University street
marched past the tomb OF the fallen
Nenizelos. swept ON through State
street into Constitution square Ia the
kings palace. thence % the stadium
and back again. Ovcrflowing into the
side streets.
The crowds were good natured and
made up of soldiers. young men and
women. They were afoot. In carriages
and automobiles. all carrying litho.
graphs. paintings or photographs OF
former King Constantine. and also of
the former German emperorA
The falling darkness brought carous.
ing and disorders which were contrib.
utcd to by soldiers coming In from
Smyrna.
Local foreigners express the opinion
that Greater Greece II dead by her own
hand. and reduced overnight from a
second rate power 10 comic opera con
dition. The Nenizclistas are packing up
and hurrying TO leave the capitol and
retire To the provinces. although there
and In places like Corfu and Salonika.
the Royalists already have forCibly
taken possession Of the affairs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-19
All Farmers Urged
oBack Principles
Of National Union
by Associated Pr.s

" AsForintfd Frrsa
KANSAS CITY. Mo. Nov. is.-An
appeal 20 all farmers. whether members
~ the National Farmers Union or not.
Z" uphold the policies adopted by the
national annual convention which adj.
journed here today. was issued at IN.
close II the convention By Charles 3.
Barrett, president % the organization.
Specifically. the farmers were asked
o. support the movement for withhold.
ing farm produce frem the market until,
prices were again at n profitpaylng
trNel Unless this movement II broadly
supported President Barrett said. "it
viii have no effect. II II In the inter.
est ui farmers everywhere and should
receive their active support"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-19
Vcniiclos Leaves Message.


ATHENS, Nov. iS-Former Premier
Ncnizelos whose government was over
thrown by this weeks elections. before
leaving Greece issued a statement 30
the Greek people telling them he was
without hard feelings toward them be-
cause ~ their decision. The message
read:
II bear no bitterness on account NJ
your vote. as | believe II would have
been difficult for any other nation to
have remained under arms two years
after the nrmisticc.
My friends. I beg YOU Co abide by
the principles of the Liberal party, and
thank YOU Tor your support | shall
always serve my country first"
Mr.. Ncnizelus destination u Nice,
where his son son. Sophoclcs. II 10
marry Mile. Zcrvoudaki. wealthy
young Greek woman.
II was considered probable today that
Queen Mother Olga would assume the
regency.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-19
ALL AMERICANS ARE

PARIS. Nov. is.-All Americans
from the Red Cross relief stations ~
sehastopol. Feodossia and lalta have
been sent across the Black Sea To con
stantinopic. according to kilograms re
ceIved nj the Paris headquarters ot thu
American Red Cross Mai George III.
Ryden of Kansas City Mo. directing
the crlmean operations ~ the organiza'
tion, wires that Capt. Emmet kilpat'
rick OF Uniontown. Ala. whose capture
by the bolshevikl was reported las'
week. is said TO have been taken To
Moscow
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-19
"BANDO sOLEMNE"
HERALDS ObREGON
ELABORATE CEREMONIES PRE-
IiMINtRN To INAtGtRA-
TION TAKING PLACE.
Ry Associated Press.

MENICO CITY. Nov. iS.-Thc func
tion of "liando Solcmmc" formally pro
laiming Alyaro Obrcgop the next pres
idcnt II the Mexican republic was held
today with elaborate ceremonies. High
and bodies ~ troops. marched through
the streets and ut various corners the
election decree announced that General
Ohrcgon would assume office on Do
Ccmbcr I was read.
similar "Handns Snlcmme" have been
held In other cities of the republic.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-19
slauebler and Greene Convicted.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Nov. is.-Ton
Slaughter and Fulton Greene. convicted
today at Hot springs for the murder OF
Deputy Sheriff Row Brown of tina
city last month. and sentenced to lif'
Imprisonment. had made preparations
FOR their escape tonight u the verdic'
had provided their execution. accordinf
10 guards who accompanied them u
the state pcnitentiary here tonight
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-19
MINISTER II To nv
TRIED FOR MURDER
~ Associated Pros

TORONTO. Canada. Nov is
Through decision announrcd by Al.
turn-y General ilancy here to-iay. Rov
J. -. l.. Spracklin, minister aud license
Inspector who killed Hevcrlv Trumb'e
during raid on Trumbles hotel NJ
Sandwich. viii have Co. stand trial f0r
the shooting despite the fact that n
coron'r's jury decided IN. minister
acted in s,lf defense.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-19
IEGIsI,t ,tTIyE COMMITTEE
INVESTIGATES COiLE"h
~ Associated Press.

TEMPLE. Nov. is.-The legislative
committee investigating conditions IN
connection with the medical department
F,at" university NJ Galveston, held an
all day session here today attended by
q bare quorum of the committee pre-
sided over by Chairman Leonard Tillot-
SON. adjourned 10 meet In Austin De
cembcr ..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-19
A|RPLANE |SLOsT
IN CROSSING GULF
LAST SEEN on WAY TO HivAN,
iN OFFICERS az FERRY
llOtT
o, As.eeia,sd Pres

W Nssoratfd Frcta
HAVANA. Nov. ls-in airplane
carrying IT, captain. siN passengers.
pilot and mechanic. Who left key West
NJ i:S0 this afternoon for Havana. or.
Idinarily 30 minute trip has failed io
arrive and fears are entertained for it,
safety. \ go, -rnment submarine
ehaser has left hey West in searrh of
the missing plane.
According io messages received hy
the COMPANY which operates the miss
lng hydroairplane. the captain II the
Terry boai Parrot reported passing the
craft 20 miles south ~ sand key at ;
o'clock this afternoon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-19
]%<+<<%<@<<<<< .
ENGLAND AND SPAIN
Will. SEND TROOPS To
kEEP PEACE At WILMA

Ry Associated Press
GENEVA. Nov iS.-Grcat Brit.
ain and Siain VII send military
contingcnts to wilma to maintain
order during the popular consul.
} tation of the inhabitants
This announcement was made
. this evening hy the assembly ~
} :he league of nations u WIS added
} that IN. Trench and cIilgian gov
} ernmerts already Ind agreed o.
dispatch continFeniS thiiher
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-19
G|LLEN DECLARES
PURCHOSE Of OIL
WAS EXTRAVAGANT
FAILURE To UTILIZE FLEET or
TANkERS N DECLARED
REASON.
NEW PLAN NOW PROPOSED
Would Have Matter of Liquidation
handed by New Corporation 60
Be Composed ~ Five Zig"
business Men.
BY Associated Press.

NEW YORK. Nov iS.--Failure ~ the
tank steamer department ~ the United
States shipping beard to utilize its fleet
! of hulk oil carriers for the needs of ship.
ping board vessels caused q less to the
government of $4,000 900 In one month.
Martin ! Glllen testified here today he.
fore the Walsh congressional committee
inquiring into the shipping board trans.
actions.
Gillcn was special assistant Ia former
Chairman John Barton PAYNE last May
when he nld the alleged derellction nc.
Cured. The tank steamer department
had "a vessels. he added. OF these. 20
were In the hands ~ private operators
N was discovered on May 90. last. that
tho vessels were tied IN nj southern
PORTS for lack ~ fuel oil and In addition
40 per cent of the operators were buying
oil ON the open market for 81 10 SO n
a barrel.
AZ the same time he added. "slxty
per cent ~ the oil we were CARRYING IN
cur ships was furnished at t2.07 u lar.
rel"
Complaints ~ Operators.
Gillen further testified that this con.
dition ~ affairs WIS disclosed trough
complaints 81 two operators Captain
Paul Foley was then head ~ the tank
steamer department. he nnd. and ~
was asccrtalned he did not know ships
were compelled to buy oil nj a higher
price than could have been furnished
hy the board"
mis- duties as head % the tank steamer
dcDariment.
In response to question nv Congress-.
man Kelley. Gillen said Foley was now
director ~ operations of the boards on.
tire fleet ~ more than LOO ships. In.
clndlnR the tankers.
He sald that last May this country.
~ well as the entire world. was vitality
short of tankers. ON the Opcn market
such ships were being chartered at
from sii 10 S22 deadwcight ton. he
said
The shipping hord was leasing It's
tnnkers. he added. Ia private companies
at from s6i5 Ia $3.50 n ton
lack ~ System.
Concluding his two DAYS testimony
relating mainly to the alleged lack of
an accounting system bv the hoard prior
In the advent of Judge Payne. Mr.. Gillen
outlined. nj the request ~ the commit.
tee. what he termed Recommendation
ms To n constructive program"
He said the board had too many oper-
ators of It's ships who created not only
an unnecessary overhead expense but
who caused losses by bidding agalnst
each other for shipping board business
Vie said the present i76 operators should
be cut 20 not more than fifty.
". asserted the new shipping hoard
should he relieved ~ all burdens of past
transactions. of the problems of the
sales and 81 the liquidation of old nc.
counts.
To do this. he explained. congress
should create n small liquidating cor.
poration made up of five big" business
men. the corporation to be non.polltical
In iis makeup.
Each of the board members. aside
from tho chairman. should have def.
mite line ~ work Tor whcih he would
be- responsible.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-19
State OFFICIAL
DEN|EsEX|sTENCE
OF FALSE TREATY
NO SPECIFIC AGREEMENT BE.
TWEEN ENGLAND, FRANCE
AND AMERICA.
IS PUBLISHED IN MEXICO
Understanding ~ 30 Fuel OIL From
Mexican Wells May Have Ex.
listed During World War.
II II Declared.
ny Associated Press.

ny Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. Nov lS.-Publlcd.
iion In Mexico City today Of what pui
ported to be- the text of n treaty he
tween the United States. Great Britain
and France. signed In 1917. and dealing
with certain rights claimed by those
countries In Mexico brought prompt
official denial from the state depart.
ment of the existence Of any such pact.
Officials at the department were In
clined to believe the published text was
that of false treaty prepared during
the war by Germany for propaganda
purposes In Mexico. There had been.
they said. previous indications of their
circulation 81 this false document.
To Meet Japanese.
The statement that one clause of the
alleged treaty provided certain meas.
ures 10 meet possible japanese hostility
was noted particularly and character
lied nj the department AZ being as
foolish as II was falsc. on the other
main deal within the spurious pact. con.
tinuatlon of the flow of oil from MeVi'
ran wells owned by nationals Of the
three powers. II was regarded as con.
ceivable that some sort of informal
understanding might have been reached
hy the three governments. necessitated
by the exigencies OF war.
II was said officially. however. that
nothing OF the kind had been reduced
10 writing.
II was recalled In this connection
that Mexican fuel oil was essential 10
british naval operations during the
war.
Carranzisia " Blamed.
The suggestion that n written agree
mcnt existed was mhdc last month IN
the Mexico City press. n statement 20
that effect being attributed 10 Hilario
Medina, acting minister ~ foreign NJ.
fairs In the Carranza cabinet. He was
promptly denied by Cuth. .Berto Hidal'
go. holding similar post under the
present provisional government In Mex.
leo and who declared Medina had
brought about publication 81 n state
mcnt he knew to he false. for the pur'
pose ot embarrassing friendly relations
between the provisional government
and the United States.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-19
BY Associated Pre-s.

WILLIAMSON. ". Va. Nov. ~.
Private Ernest D.. Rlppley of the
state police and William Hatfield.
said to be union organizer. killed
each other in n pisio fight NJ Sands.
s5 miles EAST cf here tonight. ne.
cording tn reports received By Cap
tain iBrockus. commander ~ the
ir""rers "n duty In the Mingo coal
strike Tone,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-19

W Nssnfthfed fffres
CHARLESTON. Nov. iS--A state
trooper and a miner We're killed tonight
In n gun fight IN the Mingo county col
strike region. according 10 report
given out here by the state department,
of public safety.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-19
POLAND MAY BECOME
DEFENDER OF DANLiG
By Associated Press.

} By Associated Press.
GENEVA. Nov. iS.-tnder
J some circumstances the League
J 81 Nations might invite Poland To
become the military defender az
J DanEif. that nation has been In
} formed hy the council Of the
! league. u was announced to-day
J that tho council had approved the
} constitution of Danzig as a free
city under guarantee nf the league
} with snme modlflcations.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-19

UlEHVsi NVftTTdNN m wv %. lUNrsf.
'. Highest yesterday 81; lowest ~.
IN w q a. m Nonn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-19
OFFERS To PLAN
CITY BY DESIGN
AMERICAN ART INSTITUTE
WOULD COOPERATE TO SOLVE
HOUSING PROBLEM.
'eesvsls-T s1'ssOissT -A,-'se'es

Consideration of the housing prob.
lem" In Amarilld. the city's future
water supply and an Amarillo brass
hand. were principal matters taken up
, and discussed at the meeting of direct
ors Of the board of city development
last evening. one ~ the results being
that Dr. H. ". Virgin, head Of the
civic committee will consider. with
power 20 net. a proposal OF the Chicago
Art Institute. endowed by Marshal
Field, the placing n Better Homes
exhibit here shortly.
James L. Himrod ~ Chicago repre-.
sented the proposal ~ the Chicago Art
Institute In brief talk 10 the board.
Parker Writes Letter.
The discussion on the housing prob
lem was opened by the reading ~ let.
ter from General Manager X J. Parker
~ the 4. T. a y. =. railway 10 Mayor
Marrs. under date of August /. This
letter called the attention Of the CITY
authorities to the question of better
housing facilities and the necessity for
them IN strong terms. MIR. Parker
suggested that II would he well 10 pro.
vide houses for the laboring men al.
ready In Amarillo. before cndeavoring
20 bring other industries here That
would render the shortage yet more
acute.
The chairman then called upon Mt
fiimfod' VINO stated thnt Whilc ANA
rillo was indeed faced with "A problem
many other cities, IN tnct' pfactcnhN
every city ~ the country, was elthei
facing or had faced Tue same prohlein;
lie stated that u could he solved h'
clements within the city would com
bine ana WORK together Tor IN" SOU
ton.
Tie offered, " the CITY wished w. TO
bring the cNhihit oi the Chicago Ar lh'
stitute To Amarillo FOR the week ot Jan.
uary a. The extension department ~
that institute viii. u his offer is accept
ed. bring an exhibit here consisting ~
seven distinct exhibits. one each IN
i,., dol, ,iauusue iuauafrlal daaign