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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-17
Passenger Air Service
to Run, Paris to Gene0d

Paris. France, July 17.-Further
development OF aerial passenger and
mail routes IN continental Europe is
evidenced by the announcement that
within q month viii be lnaugurated
a service between Paris and Geneva.
Switzerland The trip viii be made
in about three hours and the planes
will fly over the Jura Alps. II Is ex-
pected that the new route viii appeal
to tourists contemplating a trip to
Switzerland
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-17
Hawaiian Japs Pledge
Loualtu to America

Honolulu. 7. h. July 17.-At the
first public meeting recently OF the
new Society or American Citizens
OF japanese descent. 20 young men OF
Japanese parentage took a pledge OF
uuWavering fealty to the United
States Considerable enthusiasm was
aroused by the announcement that
young japanese women would be re-
celved as members OF the society on
an equal footing with the men. The
Hawaiian department Of the Ameri-
can legion.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-17
American Department
Stores Combine TO Buu

Paris. France. July IA new plan
for buying abroad for American de-
partment stores, has been started here
on large scale. Department stores
IN Los Angeles, Minneapolis. San
Francisco. Boston, Pittsburg. Detroit,
Toledo. Dallas, St Louis. Cleveland
and Sacramento have formed a buy
ing company for doing foreign shop
ping in bulk The design OF the COM
pany is to deal directly with manu-
facturers and TO cut out all commits
sions and charges OF Intermediates.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-17
japanese Boy Is GiOen
Highest Rank IN Scouts

Honolulu. 7. a.. July I7-Edward
6. Matsumoto. born in Honolulu OF
Japanese parents. recently was pro-
NOTED to the rank Of eagle scout. the
highest honor IN the Boy Scouts or
ganlzatiOn. he Is the first Japanese
10 attain that rank IN Hawaii
MatsumotO has received his edu-
cation only in American schools. He
has had no education IN japanese and
fathera
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-17
japanese Sell Fifteen
Steamers to ioreigners

Toxic. Japan. July Fifteen
steamers. each with a tonnage ex-
ceedfug 1000. were sold to foreign
countries by japanese concerns dur
ing the last four months. with par
mits issued IN accordance with the
war time shipping control law. The
buyers were British. Norwegian. Ital-
ian. Belgian. Dutch. Spanish and
Chinese merchants. The tonnage Of
the vessels totaled more than 5ss8s5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-17
Albanian WOmans Club Formed
Amid Many GrO0Ls From Beys

ranging from six months to two
years Some beys and pashas re-
fused to permit their women to 60
out OF doors under any circumstances.
However. BY visiting and revisit
ing, 30 women finally consented to
join, and the first meeting was
called. The name adopted was 'Sheni
Per Parimit,' or The Sign Of Prog
ress.
"The club has a constitution, and
its purpose Is thus outlined In a
clause which reads The ladies' Of
the club shall select and support a
young woman to be educated as a wo-
man DOCTOR shall select and support
a young woman to be educated as a
teacher and shall select and support
a young woman to be trained as a
nurse. 1t shall also help poor girls to
marry by giving them a dowry. It
also shall help poor children to at
tend school by supplying them with
school books.
The women have given literally
OF their money. They have the equiv
alent OF $500 in their treasury"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-17
Lack of Fuel Oil Ties Up
u. S. Steamers in Hawaii

Honolulu. Z. Il. July 17-Flve
large American freighters were tied
up here together recently for lack OF
fuel oil with which to continue their
voyages After q weeks delay which,
according to waterfront authorities.
cost the ships owners many thou
sands OF dollars. the vessels finally
obtained fuel when an oil tanker Ar
rived from the mainland
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-17
By FRANK z. MASON.

DERLIN Germany, July spirit repubcanis dying
- Caste and class tumphedi the ideals equality
Reichsag
the government after the principles ideals
republic
parties eanda the ps victory or defeat
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-17
S Nebhew to Head
Buffer Siberian Stfe

Honolulu. 7. H. July IA nephew
OF the late car OF Russia IS in Har-
bin, preparing. with the aid OF japan,
70 head q buffer state which would
suIft Siberia in two. according TO
Vladlvostok rumors brought to Homo
iulu bv Henry F. Midkiff. = Il c. A.
secretary. with shipload OF Czecno-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-17
japanese Start Wireless
Phones. Warship to Plane

Toxic. Japan. July 1.-THE Japa-
nese navy has established a wireless
telephone service between Warships
and airplanes on the wing. Accord
ing to the naval authorities. improved
wireless telephone apparatus Is now
installed on all the warships belong
Ing to the first squadron and viii be
extended TO all other warshlps within
the present year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-17
Rabbits BY Millions
Are Sent to Hawdii
TO Lower Lining Cost

HONOLULU. T H. July 17.-Mil-
III lions OF rabbits are headed for
Hawaii TO help bring down the
cost OF living IN the Islands. &C
cording to A. Morrison. OF Dune
din. New Zealand. The rabbits
from the Antipodes are coming in
cans-two pounds TO each can
said Morrison. who adds that they
are fine eating and cost but little
New Zealand already Is shipping
potatoes TO Hawaii and selling
them here at less than the cost
OF the California article.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-17

Toxic, Japan. July 1T.-Poice sta
tistics Just issued place the NUMBER
OF Americans in Toxic at 6ls- The
total number OF foreign residents u
the metropolis. not counting the
Chinese. is 1897. There are Se5 Eng
lish and POI Russians.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-17

HOPPERS RUIN CHINESE CROPS.
Laichowfu, Shantung. China. July
l1s-Crops over broad area in this
district OF Shantung have been de-
stroyed b. grasshopporA.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-17
CASTE VICTOR OVER
REPUBLICANISM AT
ELECTION

Government of Three Nations United States England
and Russia, On Trial in Contest and English and
Russian Ideas VIM Equality and Democracy Are
Defeated in Latest German Political Contests.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-06
WILSON CHARGES
FAILURE To PASS
BENEFICIAL LAWS
">0 REMEDIAL. ACTION WITH RE.
sPECT TO HIGH PRICES TAKEN"
SAYS PRESIDENT.
DECLARES POLITICS RULED
In Message 10 Railroad Chiefs. bSecu'
tive Asserts Continuation of Ses-
sion Would Have Been
Useless.

UN AHHffNNN ~
WASHINGTON. June 5.-Conkress
was charged to-day by President wilson
with failure o. take important rene
dial action with respect 10 the cost OF
living" and 60 give serious CONSIDER.
aiiun" io the revision 81 the tax laws
and the problems of peace.
T,Iegraphing to the heads ot sixteen
railroad broihcrhoods several hours be-
fore congress adjourned. the President
said: Ut must be evident to all that
th. dominating motive which has aetu'
alrd this congress u political expetii'
ency rather than lofty sirpose To serve
ihc public welfare"
The Presidents message was IN reply
10 onr from tho brotherhood officials
protesting against the adjournment OF
congress. Mr. Wilson saId that I'm the
tight of the record of the present con-
rrrss. have no reason whatever 10
hone that IT. continuance in session
would result in constructive measures
Tor ~. rrlief oi the economic cohaiiie''s
a. which yeu call attention.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-06
ENEIA ONE \ rOiIrICN rRO>
PECT SAYS NiE MiKti>.

~ srial 'o Thr Neus
CHICAGO June s-Th' 'lus' "a. W
week pro'cdin' Ga" upcuin' Z" IN h's
Republican Natl NAL Cuuycuti"n to ho
held IN the Coliseum here. finds puil"
"a swarm o. drlcta,trs WRnd-ru' aim.
lrsrly about iakin iu IN picture shows
an watchin' Lake Michigan. They arr
all al fcr what promises =" IN
grratcri political hattie within IN
mcm,rS q any liVin' mnn. liun. '.
Warren kicior. uf ohio. not excepted
tn women delegates are atinctin' lots
of attention who's Euin' 4 coaN
father net 4 run nuw that tn women
are mixin' n politics asked htil"
dried up Iowa dcl~gaie Wit ha fun psgc
beard an lor Wslch still hat. NJ
crowd q excited women gni off on IN
wrong noor at tn Ia Sale dis
grunilsd lookin' hystandcr cut In with
~ rcmark "r"liticians are ~ alike
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-06

Th, sHui m.ut- r,pr -sd uu ih'
v.ur.t pr,-umtIIs ru,riHs ". ,i.v
rf th, urr ur thp tf," Hr. 1s MANY
.nd 800 varied Bs lhn uuuI'r of ,1udI
d,tr,. ur, h'Hra with tho greatest q"
lr,. 90 uwIt 'lHvdru ur u d'rs
hnr.." Hrd "1uhrsm ttt.r tnn thiti
.l.IuI r .Nusd after 200 tho others
H.tr Ia u eliminated
Convention uw. brings tn chicago 1
uHU arms u u"ut.I writer's WHO
f,l irl' ht 1utNnur thr gr.ss cur.
rents n fF. muddy ,ud turHuI'ni
ffalu NhI.H .uIfIs iI,Hut tb, h"t'i
Iu'1n4 HrI in Hui u.i ,f ,hr inner
.u,rs o. fH. ,mursn m1n'e'is 0i.
g.,s fH,t .1n d,.Hrr thr Dnurt d"
rHr t.i,. tuI ru.,h.f uIfH certainty p"
iHr nIss nH.. rsu. vHlt is saus %"
hfurr 'rt predictions no iHI- uHH
.r. fH, rsUf- u HH.'.-. deduction
HrI uHrI.u. HtH.. fHIr information.
% fh.p l # .usI. mHn n 'uI.IEI
sHn EHuv. what fHa rughirln u1.
r.rlf ..rt.uu.. IH s.ue i. Iu h' hH.
rH IwstI,H uEh Hrt rul- t hs
ErH5t IfIl.st.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-06
5,62l,l5l PEOPLE
LIVE IN NEW YORK
RATE on INCREASE SMALLER
THAN EVER BEFORE IN tiri's
HISTORY.

tN AFsnH ~ HN Tree.
WASHINGTON. June 5.->c~ Norh
City had 5.6.i.iil people ON January :.
an increase of S.i..6s or l'.9 per cent
over 1910. the census bureau announ'
,cd tonight. The rate erowih was small
Ter than ever before in the city's his
tory excerpt the drCadr Guiding ~ lS'o'
while the increase numerically was
smaller than in either oi the two de-
rad-> prrrctling 1910.
Tn, l,,r>, g innate of the population
a. ia. eli, aud county Uf t.ondon made
n IaI; Wa, t.0.s.aol. decrease trom
the alfirlal census oi 1911, which Showed
/, ponulaii,H of t.i.l.6S Comparisons
.t the population oi New iork city With
,h,, ,i 4 nnslon, y declared by census
huy,,, ofIi,isl, ~ be- difficult brrau>"
az ,b. arr,s rr,rrr,l hy the dr>igna'"rN
ol tic ''ii'S.
New Yvrk scsl l'l
Eunaln -o'.N,5.
Nru Yors in.rrlsr >si.ss> "r l'.' i"r
,-ui
cont
Nv yok iiurmgh~-N'nhaii'n :.
~ fns. dfFittfr Nt.i"' w - " ''''
TrnV 5lsuic. iucr,arr a"l ois 80 s'N
prr cent .-.,,
80 ss5 Isr cent
Ui.hm,ui 1883. iu0ras" s'.''' ar
So por v"ri ~
,yur-n~ ls6Nll. inrr"1s" l>-.''" ~
sIg p9 rrut
u.r,oa. .i-s.s. incrr,s" ''.3aN or
- pei cent
N.Wp.ti New Va 3s.'s.. Increase
- lst or -Gs prr reni
NJ, Hrt4in Gown. .'.al'' in''''se
n tua ~ 81 p"r cent
Manchester conn. lNdte Increase
aTsa 80 ll5 pei cent
Ni,ml okis. eSee Increase ass or
.1tO per cent
par, Angels. Washington. a1si. In
,r,,... ass 80 i3li prr c'nt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-06
URGE PROSECUTION.
FOR PAPER KINGS.
SENATE COMMITTEE RECON-.
MENDS PROCEEDINGS AGAINST
MtNuFACrt RERS
Hy \ seciaisd Press
WASHINGTON.

NN ' rnffnffN lFfeHs
WASHINGTON. juno Holding
that scarcity of news print paper witch
has Handicapped newspapers t. b.
"morc tn result of artificial ohstruc'
uous than of natural laws" the Scuat"
committee which investigated tho pa
PER situation today recommended that
the Department of Justice institute pro'
crctlings under the sherman and Clay
ton acts against pap"r manufacturers
Manufacturers were charged with
unjust. Illegal and discriminatory
practices Other recommendations made
include
Establishment Il federal ucwswint
hoard should guvcrnmrrt Efforts tu
maintain reasonable price fail.
Amendment of a." Lever food control
act to pcnalizc pruutrariug in ucwsprint
paper.
Imposition oi an excise tax "f ten
cents on SUNDAY newspapers weighing
more than ~ pounds a copy,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-06

Several laws wcir cited hy Mr. Mon
dill a. constituting q rccord "uncouilrd
IN American history" ilc included the
trarsl'ol tation act. the t,ouan suffrage
amendment the merchant marine hll
the mineral land leasing bill. tho water
power act, the civil scrvice retirement
measure the Nolstcad rrohild;iun IN.
forccmcnt law the extension uf tn vur
time fuod control act to punish pruf.
tc"ring the repeal uf practically bu
war laws aud other measures.
Take u all In an. the record ui thu
congress II enc which every member
viii hc proud of" hc declared II is
q record tha, commcnds thu congress a.
the favorable judgment of the Am,ri.
can people"
Garrett Disputes Assertion.
Referring to the Republican appl,usc
which followed Mr Mund its spr,,h.
-------s-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-06
SOLDIERS READY
FOR PORT DUTY
MNRTIN. LAW ORDERS TEMPO
RlRIIN UNITED ~ STU
lTION IMPROVES.

GALVESTON. June Martial law.
tH. threat of vhi,h hung over GalveS'
i.r until 20 u'clnck this morning has
he,Hn av,rt,d. temporarily et least. hy
ih. business Hko manner In which CITY
.u..l, h,,, tackled the water front
IrIlhf pruhi,m.
N..rVr.I. T,Nls National guards
n.r. who were ordered To- report !"
f.... sfuulrs Thursday Tor active duty.
san r.utir uud,r orders ready to pro-
.,...i tY Galveston ut a m"ments motto"
.ror.id Adiuunt General Cope decid"
.tl.., ,rr rs.,i.d tu keep freight moving
.rI Goo lrut.,t non union dTAworAei"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-06
Delegates Descend On
Chicago

when n.nnN'tit gits defeated n"
-svs Ne vifs dldut want him 4 run "a
when isopuhlHan gits defeated o..
r.,Ns an poupir ARE fullrtn' strange
G,sis u b. limited ~ many clusc tol.
itir,i uls r,,rs that many allegations
viii arrive sunday Many writer's n.
national note are ALREADY hcrc-storv
writers no,,lists bath male an e..
rralr ptrgrsphcrs. publicity coyotes.
Washington correspondents an .g,.i
tlain vrit,rS-and few fight followers
There's alsn a sprinkln' ~ photu.
rraphcrs an csrtounisis One writer
nationally known fcr his wonderful a,.
,ur,ry in f,rrcastin' great political
events and who's thoroughly acquain'
,d with al IN p-ruliaritivs an factors
that enter int tn h.g contest icsi ahead
remarked within my hcarin tdav that
beyond doubt either f.owdcn. Har
din'. Coolidge Butler. Iiooyer. Wood
Watson. Johnson or some dark horse
trantiuued on pare -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-06
Past Congress Unequalled
MondeD, Republican, Says;
Challenged By Democrats
nY TIE ASsocIATrp pI.r,ss

WASHINGTON, June 5-Whic Congress aff,
today and taking adjournment dc,oinv
almost his entire time signing bills
some enacted, u,
The hour of aiuornmcn and automatically
the executive from passing legislation while
Th" House RESTLESS of
special bills iail~
down io give close attention the addresses Monc
Mr. Mondc declared this -
si' Fight appropriation hills that siNty.fnh
congress but failed the ustrr
he >at aud the estimates submitted hy
the ncu fiscal rc'luccd by 81 33s5O..ts
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-06

The lolruo uf nations plank In the
Indiana state republican platform
brought here by senator Watson. who
!. the foremost candidate for chairman
uf the resolutions committee. seems ~
be- the nucleus around which the as
.uEriun IN c.nioTing aud u may pro-
wa, thu basis Tor the agreement. ~
declares ~ effect thni III" rophhil'"h
patty donounc-s the lcagu" oi nations
covenant ~ u was brought from Yer
,aillea hy >tssidcnt Wilson but II does
no, rl.se the do"r to acceptance Win
reservations At that point. the rcs"r'
vationists of various degrees ana The
irrocunciliablcs appear ~ the elements
to De brought into harmony
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-06
NORTH CAROLINA
FAV0RS JOHNSON

ENTEIUH ~ e. luus t-Tb, i;.I
..sH Sew. HrI Observer announced ,.it.
t .#tH fHtt incomplete returns frua
t,.f.uI.s primary 'i',fiun reJ,strd
lv II IrI.Hf. r. s,-rnd primary would
i. f...--Ir 'o sa'c.i d'mu,utic mona
r. i.r governor
TI. N.Ns and Observer announced
.f mdmeb' that estimates from Us
.rf.rH. ri,rts showed senator johnson
iu %. I,ldug General Wosi IN todsys
.ittcuiir primary tor %, rrpuhlicm
preferential endorsement
.,If,f
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-06
With ALL DELEGATE CONTESTS SETTLED
VITAL ISSUES ARE BEFORE COMMITTEE,
DECISIONS GIVE ADVANTAGE TO LOWDEN
SPROULE FAVORED
BY SENATOR KNOX

rs Associated fress.
WASHINGTON. Junc i.--Senatm
Knox II Pennsylvania. Who recently
wa, endorsed by his collcagur. Senator
Pcnrose. for the Republican presiden
iiai nomination. came oul tonight Tor
GoVernor Sproulc.
Senator knoN also announced hr
would not attend the Republican na.
iional convention. to which he had been
chosen ~ drlegaic NJ large. because
oi private business" Ills proxy, he
said. would be- held by Judge \. a.
Reed of Pittsburgh.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-06
s24O,0O0 THEATRE
WILL Be ERECTED
ON FAIR LOCATION
MERt ANTii.E STOCK To BE DIS.
POSED or WITHIN NENr
SINTi DAYS
TO SEAT THREE THOUSAND
Nrw Show VII Bc known ~ Hippo
dromc. With sullivan ~ Manager
Levy to Construct
building.

Tho Fair store. Fif'h and l'uik streets
viii ho closed out within the next O.
davs IN ur,l-r that y new th-si"r seat
ing 5000 persons and costing approx
matoly tst0.oO0 for the building aud
equipment may be- erected, announce
mrni hcing made by ! Levy. proprietor,
last night Mr. Levy has purchased
the property. s0Nli0 feet. frum \ Ebcr
iadt and viii construct the thca,cr
which win be- named The Hippudrunc.
The llippn1rouc will he operated hv
the liipp-lromc Company carl "
sullivan has bccn enjoyed a. man
ngcr IIc h well known IN local thcaisr
rirrl'r having been manager II the
pcandi Tor many years Mr.. sullivan
s,id that he would get In touch with
nunc of the leading vaudeville circuits
Immediately and expected tu close 70
contract fur big time vaudeville the
equal of which has never been seen ~
AmnrIilu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-06
One Killed, Twenty
Injured In Wreck

H. A.s,riatsd russ
RANGO. Colo. June 5.-'In" pr
snn was KILLED, tWrniy Injured. of whom
,omr may die. when Denver A Rio
Grandc passenger train M. ll6 wa>
wrecked to-day ~ Toltrc.
\ parlur ear relied on- hundred and
fifty Irrt down the mountainsile.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-06
CANT PA|CN PROBE
To Be CONTINUED
UP To ELECTIONS

u, '.s0. aird rf,ss
WASlilNGTuN. June lnV,stiga.
n'u uf expenditure. iu th, presidential
'rl Congressional DmuiIu, which Will
'ri with th, November elections. was
'rirr,d tuday hy tho senate The in
Uuip viii O., conducted hy the slm.
,ummrI', which lls hr,u hDlrlug r,i
d'nuc COS tn rrr,uu,,ui.Hu p"ltiril ur.
'u,lnr IN, r.mmi'r. heard con-, VII.
mess On that phls. Uf i's investigation
t"diS aul tbru adjourned until july
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-06

urr straw Nh.,b w1t -HuN tt' W'N
ftr vrI N...- vUII la. a uu,I- Oft
uniusrlrf.i J.',rites Nruu' iho only
plI.r iu ,t.ugH hrg enough tH hold
% b. thr coliseum Uvlt lul the iudi.
rltiuus sr. .llt The nrst ,.ugls ~ un.
instructed .lrs would h' held thcr"
ru'r, dlt r,,t vock when preliminary
husnvsr having b,.u disposed "t the
,icrk h,sius to ,tu the roll.
q s.c,rr after Information made u
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-06
CONVENTION SWIRL GATHERS MOMENTUM AS DELE
GATES AND VISITORS POUR INTO CITY-EFF0RTS
OF EXPERTS TO PICK NOMINEE IN VAIN.
IN TIE ASSOCIATED rnEss

CHICAGO, June 5-Decgae contests which have furnished
spectacular features Of the period finished To-
night by the Republican National Committee with decided advan-
tage to Governor lowden.
Although on actual instructions the 1877 contested delegates
General Wood received IL and Governor Loden with l6 unn-
ed the reported canngs Of the disputed delegates favor the
Illinois governor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-06

Mort uf tho party whips sc"m agreed
TINT the convention cannot take amy
action which could hc confirucd as
rcpudiaiiun II the republican leaders ~
ihc senate. Cumprumis' seems To he
ineyiilh" and the predictions 81 tho
field mnrahpis b. TINT the c"mpr"ni =
Will develop the candidate.
ON the side lines uf the hig iighI
there is srrimmnge going on between
tie leaders ul the party In congress ana
tho leaders ~ the party thruughou, tn"
states Many of the latter have cume
~ Chicago openly expressing the f.. j.
ing that senators and representatives,
here had too much o. siN Ia the de-
,laiuns of the Iurty's affairs and int
confederation must hc given 10 IN"
,hiofiains from the provinces
Tho statement hy Governor i''"kiu'h
of Rhodc Island that ho was not SUR
whether be- was guing 20 q republican
convention ur senatorial caucus D 81
been construed as notice from tn
governors and state l"ad'rs that tn,
Nill DEMAND 90 h' heard
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-06

Judging o., their DEGREE OF ptc econ
,rniiou a,'i ity. wood i."Nd'u nud
Johnson might prup.ry hr designated
org the "mr three un th" prup"s'i''m
their managers az fully agreed Inv
nul claim victor, They differ un D. .w
u BE- o. De- achieved 60 uu what ballot
10 b. iu l,, bot the, assure 1lI inquiries
thor, b. ru doubt about q,
seventy two hours lTt"rr SuIi'r
lodge ra,rl drops iu the his coliseum
"a ruupusii, talking machine rco"fd q"
the expressions ul ibo managers Wu''d
asN
"W. tu perfectly satisfied With ih'
situation Tr, ~ir,rgih ui uur Dtudi
dat, is si,adIt increasing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-06
FAIL To REACH
WILSON IN TIME
FOR SIGNATURE
MEASt RES AUTOMATIC NIN DiE
A. ~ bRONAI NOT MADE BE.
FORE ADJOt RNNiENT.
FIFTY EIGHT ARE APPROVED
Army and Navy appropriations. sun
dry CiVn. Merchant Marine and
Army Reorganization Bills
Most Important.

tig Associated Pr-ss.
WASHINGTON. June 5-fl",rn
hills aud resolutions passed by congress
in IT. closing days. including ihc water
power measure aud the joint resolution
rrpcaling most oI the war time laws
and prorlamatinnS. were killrd TO-DAY
hy President Wilson through 'poch.i
veto"
Fiftycigm measures were approved.
The president explained that thv
measure which died did not reach hilI
IN time The water power hill h1d
been referred 10 ,ho interior and WA
departments Tor their opinions while
mos, of the other matters reached the
president tulay
Measures last.
Among other measures which -.
ccived the "pockct veto" WIS r"s"lu
tion authorizing appointment of a com
mi,tcc tn confer with the Canadian roF.
eminent un restrictions uu pulp w"fal
toming ~ thu United States.
Murt uf the other hills W'r" minor
ones The moSt important d thuw
signed were:
The naval appropriation Hill. carry
ing sass ooo. .ooo
The army appropriation bill. carr,
inE s3aisse 600.
The aundry ci,il bill. carrying sass.
toe, 600
The District of Columbia. carrying
stiS.s55 .ooo -
The diplomatic and consular app l
pria,ion hill. CARRYING te.siN.i37.
Tho third l,sfirignTy llli y1fftius
SIS. eco. Gee
The army reorganization hill.
The mcrchaut marine hill
Tho pot office pay Increase hill
Alien Iiill.
A hll providing fur ~" exclusion
and expulsion from the United STATE,
uf aliens who are members II anlrrhi
tic organizations
An act to pension soldiers and r1ilurs
~ the Spanish.Amcric,n war the rhii
ippinc insurrcctiun and the China rcli
expedition.
The Industrial vocational rchahli,a.
tion hill
\ blll permitting government owucl
radio stations tp handle private and
press messages
An act amending the trading with
the enemy ac, tu p'rmit restoration e
seized property to returned enemy
aliens to rccidrnts uf former enemy
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