davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1920-09-17

slreel-2JOi Washington street.
Nlnelecnth District - Market 10
Washington. Twonty-eighth TO City
Line-2i6 West Tweniy-ninth street.
Twentieth Observation-Disclosures to
Cilv Line, rwenty-eignih 10 City Line
-29Oi jefferson street.
TWENTY first Dislyict--Jeffcrson TO
Boulevard. TNenty-flfth 10 Twenty
mrhih streets-605 West Twenty-nllh
street.
TENTH WARD
First District-Adams 10 Van Bu-
rem. Fourth to Sixth streets-tiU2
West Fifth street.
Second District 80 Van Buren 70
Franklin. Fourth 10 Sixth streets
iii9 West Fourth street.
Third District-Adams 10 Van bu-
rem. second TO Fourth streeet-iO0
West Third street.
Fourth District - Van Buren "a
Franklin, Second 10 Fourth streets
1915 West Third street.
Fifth Dlstrict--Adams 10 Van Bu-
rem streets. Second TO Lancaster ave
nue-i2OO West Second street
Sixth District--Nan Buren 10 Frank
lin street Second 10 Lancaster ave
nue-i2i8 West Second street.
Seventh Dlslrict-Adams 10 Van Blu.
rem streets, Lancaster avenue TO Chest
nut slreet-ii3 South Jackson street
Eighth Distriol,-Van Buren TO Frank
lin street. Lancaster avenue TO Chest
nut streel-iU7 South Nan BureI
street.
Ninth Disiriot--Adams TO Van BureI
streets. Chestnut 10 Linden streets
9iS Chestnut street.
Tenth Dis,rict-Nan Buren To Frank
lin streets. Chestnut 10 Linden streets
-iiOl Linden street.
ELEVENTH WARD
First District--Lindcn TO Beech, Var
Burcn to Union-i27 South Harrison
street
second Districi-Linden and Liberty
| 10 Beech. Van Buren 10 Washington
streets. eylended-50i South Jackson
street.
Third District Beech 10 City line
MARYLAND avenue, westerly 10 Ci..
/ Line-i3O3 Cedar street.
Fourth nislrict-Beoch 10 Fifth ave
Evening journal., 1920-09-17

Fourth 10 Second streeis-is34 West
Fourth street.
Eighth Disirict-Union 10 City Line,
Fourlh TO Sixth streets-5i5 Springer
strefd
Ninth District--DuPont to Union,
Second TO Linden streets-i90S West
Second street.
Tenth District-Union 10 City Line
Fourth to Lancaster avenue-i03 Haw-
ley street.
Eleventh Distribution 10 City
Line, Lancaster avenue TO Linden
gtreet-2i South Sycamore street.
Evening journal., 1920-09-17

First nlsirioi-IhlrIeenth 10 ~
Evening journal., 1920-09-17
CHURCH LEAGUE CANES.

The Church League will be busy
again tomorrow. Firet-Central il
leading the league by one game over
Brandywine, and Scott and Union art
fighting for third position, each with
three games won and three lost on
the second half Of the schedule. To-
morrow The leaders will meet the
tail-end, Old Swedes team. white
BrandyNine will be playing the Union
team
Evening journal., 1920-09-17

pimples. They FIRST ape
peared on his shoulders
and soon spread all over
his body. They seemed
TO irritate and burn, and
he was very cross and
would not sleep At night.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-29
Members on Republican Committee
To Arrange Platform Are Named

tine. Maine. Albert J Beyeridge.
Indiana. Charles sumner Bird.
Mass. Robert u. Church. Tenn :
senator Albert Cummins. Iowa:
senator Albert FAN. New Mexico
Frank Harrington. Illinois General
George W Cocktails. New York
Miss Mary Gsrret Hay. New York
bishop Edwin Holt Hughes. Massa-
chuseiis Senator Urine l. l.enroot
Wisconsin. nr l.. n Lines. Lous-
lana. Senator Henry Saboi Lodge
Massachusetts. John Nilden, Okla.
homa: George W Perkins. New
York clifford Ptnohot. Pennsyl-
Mrs. Josephine Carliss Preston
Washington. Mrs Helen Rogers
reid New York. Mark !. Requa,
California: Robert ~ Richards
ueiawaro. W n Ritter. Utah Mrs
RAYMOND Robins. Illinois; Theo-
dore Roosevelt. New Work. Elihu
Root New York. Andrew Rus
eeli. Arkansas nr acoh Gould
Schnrman. New York William II
TAFT Connecticut Representative
y VIII TAYLOR. Tennessee. Frank
4 Vanderbilt. New York: Senator
James =. Watson. Indiana: William
Allen White. kansas Silas WI.
liams. Tennessee. and W II. Viii
son. Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-29
GALLON KITCHEN
STILL POPULAR
IN N. Y. HOMES

" Assoe'sted Pea
NEW YORK. January 2S.-The
"0ne gallon kitchen still" IL the
nearest anti.prohihition contrivanre
20 make its appearance In New York.
according 10 J J. Shevlin. prohibi-
ton enforcement officer. He de-
clared tonight that manufactures
who has been Identified carried ON a
thriving business In the sale Of tha
device al So piece. IN raids
throughout the city today. many ol
the miniature STILLS we're seized. This
was the first intimatlon the agents
had fthe plan 10 install whiskey-
making apparatus IN homes on a
Wide scale.
The Kitchen still' In a large tin.
pan similar 10 those used In restan-
rants for baking rice and bread pud-
dings. he said. A high bullying cover
of tin has been soldered over II. and
a rubber tube leads from the large
pan Inside OF this Is small tin.
worm" the size Of a pencil From
the small pan also runs n rubber
tube.
Give u a mash that will produce
whiskey." remarked an agent. "and
the tin pan will do lis part"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-29
WOMAN IS JUROR
IN |. ". v. TRIAL
CHALLENGE on DEFENSE ~
SELECTION DENIED ~
COURT

~ Associated Pres
MONTESANO. Wash. January IS.
A woman was selected as tenn
porary Juror late today IN the trial OF
III alleged members of the |. - W.
charged with the murder In connec-
ton with the Ccntralia shootingJ
armisiicc day.
The woman. Mrs Emily G. Patti
son OF Aberdeen. Washington. was
accepted after the challenge of the
defense was denied She is the Only
woman So lar who has shown dis
position to scryc ON jury. attorneys
said
\ "jur." composed Of twelve
members OF the American Legion
viii listen 10 The testimony To be Of
tered at the trial, II became known
today.
The Jury" win have no official
court standing. but will render Us
verdict" 10 the American Legion
posts throughout the country.
Decision to send the men To The
trial was reached hy leading mem
hers of the legion today when II be-
came known that labor organizations
IN Seattle had decided Ia send q
Jury" tn hear the testimony and
render verdict to labor organila-
lions.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-29

D. ASSOCIATED Pres.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 2S.-will
~ Hayes. chairman Of the republi-
can national committee. tonight
made public his appointments 'o 'ht
a,iyiao. committee ON policies IN
p!atform. consisting Of Ill mcm-
hers. - OF whom are womcn. Ills
Germs i1cs includes ~ mem"ers {
the republican national committee
VIII, APPOINTMENT had bpen an
nounrcd previously by Mr.. Hayes.
I'M niirosc Of this commi' -
ar. Have said. rs tn invite IN" al
wee 1nd cooperation Of the ablest
men aud women from all groups.
sections. Industry. business. profes-
sions and interest In the nation; to
Father periinen tfacts and data. Ia
study intensively the larger prob
fcms confronting ~. and To offer the
result of their efforts rs suggestions
10 the resolutions committee
WIN he Working ll"'iy
This committee will itself he n
I, working body" he added. "and will
1 suggest the line ~ thought and In
,esiiration for great many others.
Many ~ the committee will give
their entire lime to the effort Those
giving substantial amount of time
will constitute an executive con-
nitiec of which OEden l.. Mills. jr.'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-29

Of New York ity. will be chairman.
and John Callan O'Laughlin. of
Washington. u. G.. secretary. The
organization for the committee ac-
iivity will be enlarged and addition
ri members designated rs the scope
u the work broadens."
Programs subject to Change
Party programs Mr. Hayes as
serted. must always be- subject To
amendment and change BY the re-
spcnsihle living thought expressed
within ihe party by men aud women
alike. The republican pariy's half
century of achievement Is the best
guarantee to the country OF future
fnlllmeni The party must continc
to be- the instrument to apply To new
aud changing conditions the wisdom
Ut pNnericncc and the efficacy ~
honest. realous service. u j. the
party Of the future or there Is no
measure for the party.
THE fundamentally essential
right within n political party i the
opportunity OF the membership 10
express Itself. II II the problem Of
the part, membership to determine
what the party stands for A"
Nrml,crS of Committee
The new members Of the commit
tee. all Of whom have agreed tn
serve. include: Mrs. Arthur Ballen-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-29
Supreme Court Asked
to Review Judgment
Against Mine Workers

~ Associated Pres
WASHINGTON. January 2S-The
supreme court In petitions filed to-
day was asked to review federal
court DEGREES awarding judgments
for 100000 against officials and
members OF the United Mine Wor
ers Of America In favor of eight in
dependent. non-union bituminous
coal companies In Arkansas. The low
or court sustained charges that the
union engaged In conspiracy In VIC
lation Of the sherman antitrust net
10 increase the independent COM
panies production OF coal.
The companies involved are tho
Prairie Creek. Mammoth Vein. Coro-
nado. Hartford. Sebastian county.
Royalty. Rachc Oenman and thu
Dcman coal companies.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-29
Charges Baruch
Wrecked Round
Table Conference

ATLANTIC CITY. January IS
Magnus W. Alexander of Boston
who was secretary of the employers
group OF President Wilson's first
industrial conference at Washington.
IN October. speaking here today.
charged that Bernard Baruch. wreck
cd the conference.
"Baruch had the public group In
his vest pocket the speaker de-
clared
II am convinced. that. when he
moved To defer action upon labor's
proposition. that the conference
should arbitrate the steel situation
u, the point whe nit probably would
have been fatty selected, Baruch
killed the conference.
"Why did he? I don't know
There was all kinds Of political ru-
mors " circulation Ia the effect that
the labor vote must not be- cs.
ranged"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-29
Declares Mondell
Wrong in Statement
as to Army Costs

~ AHspriAicd lrr-s
WASHINGTON. Jan. 2S.--Chair-
man Wadsworth Of the senate mill
iary committee. which agreed Mon
day To report favorably on n com
prlsory universal military training
plan. declared tonight that Repre-
sentative Mondell. OF Wyoming. re-
publican leader Of the house wa
incorrect In his statement yesterday
that one billion dollars would be re-
CURED To administer the army re
organization bill with It's universal
training provisions War depart
ment estimates. Chairman Wads.
worth said showed tina, the annual
cost would be- approximately $500.
000. 600, less than the former
amount set by Representative Mon.
dell.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-29
Bishops Protest
Ousting of Aliens
Without Hearing

10y Associated Press.
NEW YORK. January sN.-Fivn
episcopal bishops aud one methodist
bishop aud sixteen other clergymen
of various denominations have sign
ed protest against the deportation
OF aliens without trial, "reprcssive
legislation before congress. the sus-
pension of New Works socialis, as
semhlymcn and similar evidences OF
an excited mood" in dealing with
RADICALS In America. It was an
nounccd tonigyt The clcrgymed
met here recently under the auspices
Of the Federal Council Of churches
OF Christ In America.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-29
CAZZELL FUNER RAJ
SERVICES WILL Be
HELD At Z P. NJ.
REV. ERNEST 4. MOBiEN OF
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
To OFFICiATE

Funeral services for l.. &. Cazzell.
who died In Fort Worth early Tues
day morning. will be held today a. ,
o'clock. Remains of MIR Cazzcll
were in state ~ the Griggs Undertake
ing parlors during last evening. and
were viewed by scores OF friends oi
the family. Services will be held
this afternoon at i1lO Fillmore. the
home OF deceased. Rev. T.. G. Moblcy
OF the First Christian church. Of
ficiating.
Pail hearers follow; Active. Ray
&. johnson. e. II. Reeder, Jr.. Tom
Currie, 7. 5. Likcns, Burton Roach.
Walter FLY.
Honorary. II T. Canode. llarye
'rrolingcr. Arthur Osgood. G.. ". lei
ford. Ray Wheatlcy John Gilyin,
and Chas Allen.
Pail bearers are requested To meet
at Grigg's funeral parl0rs at l.5O
D. M. today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-29

The names oi more than fify
former soldiers ip Grandficld w-rr
wired tonight To Stewart aud he will
present them In the morning "a Gov.
rrnor Robertson With the request
that they be- appointed special Off.
ccrs To assist In carrying out the or.
'icrs of The district court of TiIiman
county. stewart announced tonight.
Other names are expected 10 be- scn,
tomorrow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-29
Forced Ia Land

McALLEN. TEN. January sS.--
The two lieutcnants. Davis and
Grimes. who were reported lost near
Iapata. Texas. were forced 10 make
a landing In Mexico. thirty miles
south OF Zapata, and are being held
tonight by Mexicans. though the
promics has been made them tina,
they will be released In the morning
Promised Freedom
A message from them was received
here tonight which stated that they
expected to gain their freedom at the
time stated
Encounter fog
The two lieutenants becaem CON
fused in the fow aud followed the
Solado river from Zapata into Mex
leo instead OF proceeding on up the
Rio Grande. there also being compass
trouble. Thirty miles up the Solaio
xiv er. the plane was forced to make
n landing and there the Mexicans
took the two American aylators pr.-
soners.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-29

The two airplanes OF the Pan
handle Aerial service and
Transportation company that
we're DELAYED on the tiip Co Abi-
leue Tor the annual convention
of the West Texas Chamber 81
Commerce near Crushyton have
been busy Tor the past few DAYS
IN that part OF ih" country Two
DAYS were spent iu Croshyion
and sunday Monday aud tees
daN iu Lubbock "Wednesday
Was spent In Fioydada. accord-
ing To " h Whipple Who re-
turned Yesterday from i.uhhocf
ON the train
while In Lubhock a great
deal ~ cross country work.
witch proved very successful.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-29
Lubbock Doctor Makes
Air" Trip to Snyder
To Perform Operation

was done Tor the local physi-
clans nr Raugh made two
hurried calls ou Monday after
noon twenty miles northwest 81
Lubbock Tuesday while the
pilots were 10 lunch Dr \ u.
Pouton called the hotel stating
that be- had a patient ~ SNYDER,
Ice miles from Lubbock. who
must be- operated ON 40 once
Within thirty minutes the
doctor with pilot Hinds. was on
his ogy and 40 . 90 . m Just
one hour ava tive minute from
the time the plane ionk the
ground nr pouiou nf- or snrl-
"a The operation was slcr
fully made aud The party vas
back IN l.uhhock 40 . a. . m.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-29
Ex-Kaiser Wilhelm
Receives Numerous
Birthday Greetings

~ Assf'T ia'rf lrres
AMERONGEN. Tuesday. January
1.-THE STAFF OF the Amorongen
telegraph office was increased today
In order 20 handle the flood OF tcle-
grams OF congratulations received by
Former Emperor William of Ger
many ON the occasion ol his birthday
The huge cgrtloads Of flowers and
other gifts wore delivered To- Bentic;
Castle. where thr ouc-timc emperor
Is located.
The celebration IN aside the castle
was quiet one
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-29

OKLAHOMA CITIZENS BEING
ARMED TO CARRY OUT COURT
ORDERS; TROOPS ARE URGED
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

OKLAHOMA CITY, JAM 2S-Governor Robertson announced
today that necessary carry the
order in the Red River land controversy Oklahoma and
Texas will be given special commissions.
three deputies will be authorized carry the orders of
the Tilmsn county district court" the governor said
r. Marsh for the Burk Divide Oil properties and
NJ Stewart attorney for the receiver following conference
with the today, stated they would that 200 men be-
deputized
Mayor Fred Vernon Of Cranded sent message the gov
which he said the deputies the breaking point" Dr.
Fuqua Of that city message governor said that
blood will flow like water" unless troops sent.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-29
Bootblack Makes S225
a Week; Refuses Wife
Ten Cents For Movie

~ Associated fu,ss.
NEW YORK. Jan. eS.-pcier n.
Stcfano. a brooklyn bOotblack.
makes S225 week shining shoes.
according 10 his wife. who entered
suit In the BROOKLYN supreme cour,
iud0y for separation.
she charges cruel aud inhuman
treatment and declares that her
husband refused To give her ten
cents 20 go 20 movie" Decision
vas reserved on her request for S5c
week alimony.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-29
Z ARMY OFFICERS
FORCED To LAND
ACROSS BORDER
MESSAGE FROM THEM STATES
THEY WILL III RELEASED
TODAY
ARE HELD BY MEXICANs
n'osc Way In Fog shortly Ancr
Starting Trip From browns.
VILE To Nogalcs,
Arizona


Dy Associate. i'rr~
Bi,OwNsIIII.E, Januar, .s.-N
nTs>iigc from military autl,oritic>
hcr To the commander of the post ~
Nogalcs. Arizona, WAS delivered To.
day In eight hours and ihir, min
uies b, airpiancs. flying In relay. ne.
cortiing To announcement NJ Fort
brown.
The message was hin,lcd Ia Lieu.
tenant Vincent !. Mailon, here ~
t::5 o'clock this morning and wa
delivered Ia the Nogalcs commander
ut f2:JJ y. IA. u was said.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-29
LARGE CkRtNIAN tRuN
OPERATING AGAINST OissiiEi IN

COPENHAGEN. Jan ss-lt Is
reported that an ukranian army ~
sixty Thousand men b. operating
against the bolshoyiki forces in the
neighborhood OF kamcnets Polodol-
shy
This report comes from Vienna.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-29
IT. Louis FIREMEN
OVERCOME ~ >MOkE

ST. LOUIS, January 2S.-Scven
fircmcn we're overcome by smoke at
a small fire In the basement OF the
Rhodes Burford furniture company
paint here today. Two were re-
moved to the city hospital In
serious condition.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-29
BAKERS PROTEST
POsTPONEs SALE
Of GERMAN SHIPS
SHIPPING BOARD DEFEits &C.
TiON ON iiIiJs AWAITING
CONFERENCE ft
ARE NEEDED FOR RESERVE
Secretary ~ War Asks That Matter
Br Presented Ia President VIII
son for Final Acti0n-Nicet-
Ing 10 b. Held

~ Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. January 2S.--Ac-
ton ON bids for thirty OF the former
German liners seized In the United
States was deferred Today b. the
shipping board. as a result OF q pro-
test from Secretary Baker against
the sale of such OF these vessels as
have been included by the war de-
partment IN It's army transport re-
serve.
Mr.. Baker not only has protested
10 Chairman Payne with the request
that the matter b. presented 10 Pres
ldent wilson. hut has taken up tho
question with the senate commercs
committee. which nov is undertake
ing 10 formulate plan TO goyer1
the American merchant marine.
viii Defer Decision
Chairman Payne on receiving Mr..
Bakers protest. promised that no ac-
ton would be taken Until he eould
confer with war department officials.
Mr.. Baker il confined TO his home
with . severe cold and the date Of
the conference has no. ben fixed. II
Is understood. however. hat tina
question Of the disposition OF the
vessels already mas 5een placed b.
fore President Wilson for final nc.
ton.
Ioli,, Agreed Upon
In his lcie rio Chairman Payne.
he war secretary disclosed that ths
shipping board. the navy depart
ment. the war department. and the
department OF commerce had agreed.
with the approval Of President VIII
son upon a policy - be followed In
connection with the former German
ships which contemplated the build
Ing up Of an army transport reserves
tie said vessels released to the ship
ping board for the service indicated
IN the agreement were released
with the understanding that they
are subject 10 immediate withdrawal
in case OF an emergency for use ~
transports"
Twelve ships Named
Twelve ships we're specifically
named IN the agreement. six beins
allocated for the South American SER
vice and six Tor the tr,as-paeific SER
vice.
In addition To these ships the army
transport service has listed other OF
the cGrman liners for the transport
service. They are the Amphion.
Freedom PHILIPPINES Leviathan.
Agamemnon. Won Stuben. George
Washington Martha Washington.
Nansmond aud Noun, Vernon.
I,ids Are On
Rids ON the liners. which include
the famous l.eviathau. were received
up io ana including January 20 and
were considered TODAY by the ship
ping board
IN an twelve tenders were re-
craVcd One Of these was for tho
entire group OF ships. and another
large proportion ~ The vessels.
,ucr a meeting of the directors
toby. Chairman PAYNE said he was
not prepared 10 make any statement
-~rardinr action Of the boards on the
bids.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-29
GooL Mmlhrr for shnol

HOUSTON. January 2S.--ldcal
conditions overhead favored the
ninety four trap-shootcrs who faced
teh traps at the first days shoot of
the sunny South" handicaps at th,
Houston gun club trap field here to-
day.
4 gallery OF more than four hnn-
drcd trap fans wallowed through the
mud throughout the day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-29
LEONARD WOOD CHALLENGES
TOI>DENTEi. FOR DABATI

CHICAGO. Jan General
Leonard Wood tonight accepted the
challenge Of senator Miles Poin-
dexter. Of Washington. 20 meet him
IN debate In Pierre. : D.. March 90.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-29
SAMUEL G0MPERs
DEN0UNCEs IDEALS
OF SOVIET PARTY
LABOR LEADEi, II STRONG IN
DENtNCItTiON on REDS
PRINCIPLES
CONDEMNS D0LsKEV|sM
Attacks Publications of America
That Uphold doctrines ~ iius.
sian Government IN Neutral
Manucr

! by Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. January Is
Writing IN the current number ol the
fcdoratiOnigt. official organ of the
American Federation of Labor,
samuel Gompers. condemns bolshc.
yism completely, financially and
Tor all time"
The American labor leader do.
clares hc doubts whether the propa.
ganda which cmanatcs from the boil.
shcvist organization itself Is more Of.
ieclivc than that conducted by
those who claim TO be- entirely de.
tached from Russian influence and
Russian payrolls."
Journals Of Opinion"
lie says he doubts whether publ
cations issued by Russian Bolshcvist
agents have as great an effect In Am.
erica sthose (which like To be
known as journals OF opinion such
as the Nation. the Dial. and the New
Republic"
Mr.. GOmpers makes an extended
reference to the argument that the
American people know little about
what Is going on In Russia and the
argument that Il Is unfair and un.
wise TO passiudgement
1T Is not necessary" says Mr..
Gompers. for Americans to know al,
all times jus, what were the exact
81 ditionS in Germany before pass
ing judgement on the form of gov
eri<nenl existing In Germany.
Authentic Information
AN the information necessary 70
the passing Of judgement on Bolshe-
yism and the system of government
and as state OF society. is al hand
from sources that are authentic. The
plea of these misguided persons In
America who say wait for facts be-
fore passing judgements Is nothing
more than an excuse which II j.
hoped Will gain time for the Russian
experiment and enable It to spread
10 other countries.
Many riiilcns Discnfranchisrd
Quoting from the new Bolsheviki
constitution. Mr.. Gompcrs points out
that while the Pan-Russian congress
declares for dictatorship OF the
p,oletiatc and the poores, peasantry.
great portion Of the peasaniry Is
dislranchised aud the largest Dol
shevisi system of the prolecteratc
calculated rs one fifth Of the number
Of PEASANTS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-29
WEATHER

Tempera,are by hou.s at Amarillo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-29

Tho new members of the commit
tee. all Of whom have agreed tn
serve. include: Mrs. Arthur Ballen-