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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-21


II Is hard fur one to believe this
looking over the neat and well arranged
streets - what some dav Is going On hc
= thriving citv There mus, be- twelve
hundred inhabitants now. az more. and
all of them didn't come with IN" re-.
moval 10y Willinghnm ~ the town of
ochiltrec In this lpaiinn ON the new
Shaituck branch of N" Santa Pc RaIl.
wav. MANY had hWrd of this ~ p
rich farming and stock country with
wonderful piospccts and these moved
into this section from every quarter Of
IN" compass
Was th.lr faith well placed We haV.
hccn over coneidcrabl. poriion IL the
Panhandle II Texas within thu past
few months. hut We have s"en crops No
whcr" more fluurishing than the crups
In this Immediate vicinity
The drive tn pcrrvtun waS made
nl"ntv fast enough this muining Tho
party. driven hv Lindsey Num- and In
cluiing Congressman Marvin Jones. I'D
Hardin. and the writer. left Amarillo
~ fifteen minutes after five o'clock this
morning and arrived In rerryion. u dis.
ianrc of i6s miles. before ~ u'clork. al
though stops and pleasant chats were
had with the citizens ~ Dumas. and
Sparman and some time was spent
amung IN" deserted villages of Hans
lfwd-which was removed to Spcrnan
and O~hilircr which was moved t.
perrvtDn
Dumas Is IN guod condition from thu
standpoint ~ business and feed crops
throughout that srciiun and. IN fact. all
over Muorc COUNTY are excellent,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-21
Peace Terms Submitted
BY Reds Are Announced;
Recognize Polish Rights

The Polish army will retire fiflv
Vcrsis Cs . mils'i Wet uf the Russian
and Ukraine army. aud the informed
late zone viii be- declared neutral, with
Polish administration under ,unirol oi
mixed commissions and special conn
missions constituted hN trade unions.
Troops Will Retire
Article ten SAYS that. simultaneously
with the dcmuhilizataiuu q the Polish
arny and the turning over ~ armr
Russian aud Ikaininu troops viii -
tirr. ~ that at the termination oi
Polish disqualification. only 20o.ooO men
will remain near the neutral zone.
Article n deals With Polish rcstitu
iian to- rcEi"ns formerly occupied N
railway aud agricultural material
iakrn hy the Polish army. and the rr
cunFiruction 1t bridges hy the Poles
Article twelve declares Poland must
establish by law distribution of lanL
grants. In FIRST place e. families q,
Polish citiz-ns Killed. wounded ur dis
added IN the war
trre Trade Rights
Under article thirteen. ruland woula
give Russia the right uf free transit
fnr men aud g,uuds through her terri
tory. with the Nulko, ~ BislyStok Ora
ieVo railway remaining in fun pusss~
si"n and cuntrul of the Russian rcpuh
lic.
Article fourteen says Poland mus
grant compl"tc political and mili,ar,
amnesty.
Articlr fiftsrn provides Poland mus
publish the treaty and pruto,ols i'm
n1ssliatell the treaty Is signed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-21

FORT WORTH. Aug s0.-Firc O.
day damaged the business district Il
Easiland The loss " estimated az $40.
900 Pare trucks stuck In mud ga wal
10 the scene.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-21

fol.Ei ASr -- SATURDAY i"csi showers
We Texas SaturdsN local showers
In nolth AMI west partitions: Sunds :.
probably fair.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-21
THOUSANDS ATTEND
FIRST ANNIVERSARY
OF PERRYT0N, TEX.
VISITORS THERE FROM OVER PAN,
HANDLE. PtRTS or OkLiIiOMi
AND KANSAS.
PROGRAM CARRIED OUT
Wild West Events, Baseball Game aud
SPEECHES. Feature Afternoons
Schedulc--Secilon
Prosperous.
Ry SIMMER ". RAMsryJ

FEIilslTON, Texas. Aug 9O-Mith
western lnformaliiy and western spon.
innstiy. perryton to-day welcomed more
than seven thousand visitors Ia the city
from all parts uf the Panhandle ~
T"xas. fIom Oklahoma aud from tar,s
~ Kansas. assembling Ia take part IN
the celebration of Perryton's first ami.
vers1ry and a. my honor 10 that spirit
of progress which actuat.d n whole
town Ia get up and move Ia n railroad
rather than walt for q railroad to move
10 II.
Arrive Early.
Hundreds ~ arrivals were an hand
from Panhandle points early In tho
morning and In time Ia cheer n special
! train which reached the new city at n
o'clock from Woodward okla, hacked
with NOR" than six hundred visitors
The regular train from Shattuck ful.
lowed. each coach laden to capacity.
Joe Pope. formerly ~ Amarillo. head.
cd the bunch from Woodward The
Woodward baseball team played an cx
hibiiion game here In the late afternoon
against the professionals of Liberal
, Kansas
No Formal Program.
There was no formal program Tor To
day The thousands. during the morn.
Ing spent the time getting acquainted
with those who happened ~ stand b.
ride them. u spirit ~ cordiality being
prevalent everywhere In the park
where gfandsiand seats Ind basn ran
siructcd fur the occasion. bronr busting
lroplnE. bulldogglng and other fesis
were exhibited by local talent under
III" direction 81 trained Snowman.
Hon Marvin Jones. who attended
with the Amarillo News crowd. was ~
vited Ia speak to the crowd In tn" NJ
lerno"n. hut IN" plan later was aban
don"d because of conflicting dates
Where all these folks are going T.
sleep tonight n n mystery to me. hut
my guess. at this hour. IN that thu
s'airv skies. provided Il doesn't rain.
viii he IN" canopy over their couchcs
Under ordinary circumstances. Perry.
ton II well equipped to take care of Wis.
itors. but this emphatically isn't an ar.
dinary Circumstance and furthermore
u IL the very first birthday this town
has had
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-21
Hearing Postponed.
E,i,ic of Grifiin Announced
a....a.s-I D.

CHICAGO. Aug. 20.-t;corgc Griffin,
millionaire Chicago sportsman. WIN
died recently IN California. left an
estate valued at 81. 500 900.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-21
RECEIVERS NAMED
To HANDLE AFFAIRS
Of CHARLES PONz|
ROUND tP INFORMATION AS To
POSSIBLE ASSETS
AVAILABLE.
TAKES BANKRUPTCY ROUTE
Liabilities Estimated 90 Reach Between
Four aud Severn Million Dollars.
Partner of poIni Il
Caught.
BY Associated Press.

by Associated Press.
BOSTON. Aug. ?0-Scttlcmcnt of the
affairs of Charles Ponzi. whose scheme
OF high f""ncc was stopped with mil.
lions - ''lisrs of the public's money
tied up o. g was advanced today with
the appointment of the three receivers.
At their suggestion. James NJ Olm.
stead. referee In bankruptcy. was as.
signed To take testimony Tor them and
hearings Will he begun tomorrow with
the object of rounding up all possible
information of assets available Co the
receivers.
u Examined.
Ponzi. brought from the East Cam
bridge Jail To the federal court, under
went formal examination as an alleged
bankrupt" agreeing To surrender all his
property 60 mcet the claims against him.
lie has estimated his assets at si.000.-
600. while official reports and estimates
of his liabilities place them between
si.OoO. 600 and s7.OOO.OOO. with a scaling
dawn on many notes ~ the fifty pet
cent profit which he promised investors
and pussihle recovery of this amoun,
from those already paid.
Hearing Postponed.
ponzi was before the receivers FOR In
tcrrogations this evening. hut absence
uf his counsel caused the referee and
IN" receivers to postpone until tomor
ruw the first 81 tho sessions. No action
was taken today an the petition In
which John y Dondcro IL named as q
partner COUNSEL Tor Dondcro an
nuuncr,l tonight that they would file In
the federal court tomorrow = petition
for IN immediate Jury trial on this pc
iiiion asserting that Dundcro was moi
partner of Punzi. was not involved IL
hi failure and had no creditors.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-21
MAY HAVE EFFECT |
ON NATIONAL RACE
SENATOR BELIEVES
KEEI's IN TOUCH WITH DEVELOP.
,IEN1S ~ IiE fORMuLATES
FOREIGN POLICY
.EuHU ROOT ATTENDING
New York I,anker Expected 10 Cvusef
With Republican Nominee sn
League subject When Tie
Returns 20 AmericL

a. Associated P.es
MARION. Aug. 20.--Thc onferrnces
now In progress abroad between Eillu
Root and leading European statesmen
for organization cf an international
court Of justice are being closely
watched by senator Harding NJ he for.
mulates his policy OF a world under.
standing" for preservation Of peace.
The nominee revealed today that he
considered the international court con-
fercnoes TO hold important possibilities.
and added that the plan evolved there
might become an element In the polit-
zeal campaign an aliEnmcnts develop IN
the league of nations issue.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-21

AIR. Root. a former republican secre.
tar'y of state was author of the league
plank In the Republican national plat
form and after his return 10 this coun-
try ~ expected 10 cOnfer on the subject
with Sentur Harding. Thus far tie
nolainee has not been informed offnit
the details ~ the conference abroad.
though he IL understood 60 be fymiliar
with much of the progress made'in lay.
INK down the principles of an <interna;'
ionul tribunal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-21
To Make iIetaIIed Statement.

A more detailed rtatefnfnt of the re-
publican stand on the league issue 10 20
he made by Senator Harding w hts .
dress here a week from tomorrow 10
delegation from indianapolis. and u n
nnsisssi sioud that IN pronouBcing the
principles on which he thinks a society
of nations should rest he viii Eive con.
-picuous notice 20 the work of Mr.. Root
and his colleague. st
Whether the Root proposal win IN
fact become the basis of q republican
league plan has not been revealed but,
senator Harding cxprersed sratiflca-
iion to-day NJ the progress ~ the confer
en,cs abroad and sid ne hoped soon
t0 hear more "details.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-21

~ wv tfiaN So
tiunnltlii, llata
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-21
To wnhhold C.mment.

IN MS speech oil the league issue.
the naaninee also II expected 10 com.
ment on the functicrinR of the league
as nou organized and he sid today NO
would withhold until that time any
cofment on the call issued ny President
Wilson today 10 the first meeting Of
the league delegstcs
Harding headquarters made public In
letter, Lillian Russeil's offer 10 20 on
the stump during the campaign Coz the
republican ticket.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-14
BARNETT'S GIFT
GIVEN APPROVAL
Rich Indian Has G. live n
Million and a Half TO
Charity.

Br ,ttoe.ats1 Pres. -.,o VIE
NrsKpGEE Fcb o. jackson
Barnett. rcpulod to be- "tho richest
rlIl blood Indian Boo the world has
rtcu SI.t0O.O0O 20 charity. and his
donations have been approved by tho
federal Indian officials.
An oven $1,000 900 ~ bis glta
viii hr used 80 tho establishment
aud maintenance Of hospital At
Uoufyotti, which will be- open oz-
cluH.Noly 10 those of luditU blood.
On the hospital grounds there will
also be- crCcted "a little home IN which
Barnett now 90 y'ats old, viii spend
thc remainder Uf his lifc.
Among tho other gifts approved by
officials are these.
Southern baptist convention mis-
aounry educational ana benevolent
fund, 100000.
oklahoma Orph1n1rc or oklahoma
'hildrouH Hpm" Finding and Wei
fare league. oklahoma city $50. 900.
six church"s lu the city OF Henry
eta are ~ receive g2p,OOO each.
Imfnott Is an Incompetent Indian.
"a full-hlood creek, and 90 ward OF
the United states
when barnett was "a boy tho
Indians looked upon him as pos
sosscd with the evil spirit bccuasc OF
his peculiar fuunncrisms.
Six years ngu ne camc into his
wealth. Oll was struck upon his at
lptmcnt which the commissioner to
the rive civilized Tribes had arbi-
tr.sIIy allotted To him hccluHu ne
would not make his choice. His
wealth tg now couscrNativcly estt-
mated at t3.OOO.O0O.
Barnett livos alone iu a little
cabin seven miles from Henry Sctta. lie
has ono hobby. horses. keeping seven
or eight OF theih In his crude stables
back of his home. OCno he purchased
an/autumObilo. tried to drive It with
disastrous results, and announced
that IAN automobile didn't have as
much sense as a horse"
Tho efforts to obtnn his fortune
have been many only short time
ago a woman attempted 10 "kidnap''
him to uae the word Of the federal
officials and marry him. Officers
thwaricd IN" compulsory clopement
after license to wed had been re-
fused In two towns
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-14
MARKETS
Financial
=
Live Stock
Stocks Take Drop

Stocks Take Drop.
NEW YORK, l'b. l3N Stocks 0sre
subjected to additional prics impairment
ia tho fi,i bali of todsy's very unsettled
dealings bot rallied sp.rtcdiy later when
demand loans cased 10 . per cent and
foreign exchange displayed Increased firm
ness
u ~as generally assumed that The
further break 81 the morning resulted pr
mariIy from selling orders received In iarte
volume from oIt oi r6wn over the no idsy
Tho rally vas % by ana assumed most
t1ustsriiBI proportions in oils and ship
pings where extreme gains Of 30 10 Pgints
we're scored
-tecis, cqu ipmsnts and motors also made
up tho greater part n not all Of their
losses The extent Of their rebound ranging
if"n 20 l2 points Best qJotatiers were
recorded in too tnAl hour
Shorts were badly punished in General
Motors and Cructb'c steel tho former re-
gaining iis ai4 point loss and an additn
o % uoInts while Cruclb'c retrieved o.. of
ir % points decliao- SAes amounted to
!. fI5 600 shares
lnterborouEh Rapid Transit - were tho
feature of tho bond market. rising "a
points. The genera. bond list was irregular
internhtonals hardening with moderate re-
ressIons 10 Liberty issues SaieA par value.
aggregated y AS. 600
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-14
K0LCHAK Is EXECUTED
Death OF lOrmcr Head Of Russian
Government Conflrmcd-Nide Is
Also shot To Death.

LONDON. Feb. l3---Ncws OF the
execution Of Admiral KolchalS,
former head 81 tho all-Russian gov
crnmCnt has been officially CON
firmed lie and one OF his ministers
NJ, Pepoliayev, were shot M lrkutsk
at O'Clock on the morning OF Feb
ruary I.
The revolutionary committee at
lrkutsk decided at o'ciocK In tho
morning that the two officials
should be executed Members OF the
committee then shot the victims
quickly, fearing attcurp,s at rescue.
II has not been explained why the
admiral and NJ. Pepcliayev. who
was premier and minister Of the In
tcrlor OF tho cabinet formed last
November, we're allowed to fall into
the hands OF the revolutionary com
mittee. Agents of the allies are at
tempting - learn the reasons and
10 place the responsibility for this
happening
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-14
NEW PACT OFFER
WILL LIKELY FAIL
CONTINUES FROM PAGE ONE.

Hitchcock, Nebraska. McKellar Ten
ncssoc, Rarsdoll Louisiana, Under
wood, Alabama; Robinson. Arkan-
us. Harris, Georgia
Senator Hitchcock's move was the
only surface development today in
the treaty fight. the subject being
kept out OF debate and the Compro-
mise negotiations on the republican
side failing To produce any definite
conclusion,
The proposals follow:
Tho undersigned democratic sem
ators as means OF securing ratifi-
cation ot the treaty viii support as a
reservation on article 10 either OF
the following reservations. tho first
one being the reservation as framed
In the bipartisan conferences recent
ly held and the second one being the
last proposed reservation by former
President TAFT,
bipartisan conference rescrva-
tion.
The United States assumes no OBJ
legation 90 employ it, military or
naval forces or the economic boy
colt to preserve the territorial in
tegriN or political independence OF
any other country under the provi-
stous of article 10 or ia employ the
lllhNdIA OF naval inFttS OF tlp
United States under any other ar
ticle OF the treaty for any purpose.
unless IN any particular case, the
congress. which under the constitu
tion has tho sole power to declare
war shall by act or joint resolution
30 provide. Nothing herein shall he
deemed to impair the obligation IN
article l6 concerning the economic
boycott"
MIR, Taft's suggested reservation.
The United States declines TO as
sumo any legal or binding Obligation
to preserve tho territorial integrity
or political independence OF any
other country under the provisions OF
article 10, or to employ the. military
or naval forces OF the United States
under any article OF the treaty for
any purpose; but the congress, which
under the constitution has the sole
power in the premises will consider
and decide what moral obligation. II
any, under the circumstances OF any
particular case, when a. arises,
should move the United States in the
interest OF world peace and Justice
to take aC-son therein, and will pro-
vide accordingly"
Whichever OF the above reserva-
tons is preferred by republican sup
porters OF the treaty. will as a COM
promise, he acceptable TO us"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-14
DON'T FUSS WITH
MUSTARD PLASTERS!
Musterole Works Without the
Blister-Easier, Quicker

There's no sense in mixing a mess
OF mustard, -four and water when Won
can easily relieve pain, soreness or stiff
ness with little clean. wifite Musterole.
Musterole is made of pure oil of
mustard and other helpful ingredients,
combined in the form of the present
white ointment 1t takes the place of
mustard plasters, and will not blister.
Musterole usually gives prompt relief
from sore throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis.
Group, stiff neck, asthma. neuralgia.
headache, congestion, pleurisy, rheuma
tism, .umhsgo, pains and aches of the
back or joints. sprains, sore muscles.
bruises, chiiblains, frosted feet. colds of
the chest lit often prevents pneumonia.
soc and 60c jars; hospital size S.. so.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-14

badly that | was out of my head at
times. My bowels did not move for
days and | copld not eat without suf-
fering. The doctor could not help me
and one day told my husband that
could not stand the pain any longer
and sent him to the drugstore to get
me a bottle of Lydia Z. Pinkham's 8
Vegetable Compound and threw the
doctors medicine away. After TAX
ing three bottles of Vegetable Com
pound and using two bottles of Lydia
Z. Pinkham's Ssnative Wash could
do my own housework. II. it had not
been for your medicine I don't know
where'I would be today and am
never without a bottle of it in the
house. You may publish this if you
like that it may help some other
woman. Mrs. MARY SLENDER, 100
Orange St., Wyandotte, Mich.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-14

lights stA9odi4eo. PIGS sii $50 1900.
Cstilc--Receipts 800 head; market
generally sieady. choice heavy steers
si4 4e5a 1900. MEDIUM sl2.l5G "a 1870
common 81 50mi21ji choice light
sii fOM1475 common $1,000 20
butcher heifsts $1,000 ii.15; cows su.pO
n II %, Gamers - 70 az 20 caves
t9OOM152j, feeders Ss.5OG l8.0O
stockers s625Mi02j
sheep Receipts 900 bead market
stesdv TO csc lower: lambs Si725G
90 90: culls sl2.QO1I7 90. kearlinr
pethefs sij50d 800; ewes sl0.Som
1875. culs s525mtO25 breeding ewes
s. sOOdlt7j, feeder lambs $i5.214
1875
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-14

Germany growing out OF submarine
warfare
Tho second was Lindsey ST Gar
rison. secretary OF war, who gave up
his post on February 10. 1916. he
cause OF differences with Mr WI
eou over tho question OF indcpcud-
oncc for the Philippines
Mr. Lansing was appointed sNvrc-
tary OF state ad interim after the
resignation of MIR. BRYAN and served
until juno ~ Ot tho same year
whom ho was made secretary Ito
has not announced his plans for mo
| future, but is expected To return TO
| the practice OF International law as
| did hia father in law. John W. to~
ter. when he completed his term as
secretary OF state
Mr.. Lansing entered the state de-
nartmcnt IN 1914 as counselor
| after having represented tho gov
| eminent on a number OF diplomatic
missions and arbitration commis-
1 alous
Tho retiring secretary IA tS years
Of age and was born ana reared at
Watcrtowu, y y where he stan
maintains a home,
Mr., 1snsiuk has written several
| works IN International relations and
leANt lnf lNhNN N'Aablt VI NHAtn ~
his Government It's Origin,
NGrowth and Form IN tho United
States" lie also has written several
poems and short plays.
with the passing OF MIR, Lansing
there remains only five members OF
Mr.. Wilson's original cabinet, ana
one OF these. Secretary Lane, Will
retire March l. Tho others are Sec
rotary of the Navy Daniels, Secrc-
tary Of Labor Wilson, Postmaster
General BurleSon and Secretary Of
the Treasury Houston, Mr.. Houston
originally was appointed secretary OF
agriculture and was moved 10 tho
treasury recently when Carter Glass
entered the senate,
Resides Mr. Lansing Mr. Bryan,
Mr. Garrison and MIR Lane, the
members rcsigning have been Asso-
Ciate Justice MCRcynolds OF the su-
prcmo court and Thomas Watts
Gregory, who served as attorney
general. Wuliim Gibbs McAdoO and
/ Carter Glass, who served as score
| tnry OF the treasury, and William g,
Ecdneld OF the department ot COM
mCTCC.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-14

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-14

commercial 60-day biid On bank. 4. -.
commercial 60 day bills s3874. 49,
s3.4l. cables SJ4l q
Francs demand iic2' cables. ii.o
nelgian francs demand I-s. .,u-
10 90
Iifos demand 1899. cables 1890
Marks demand igl cables
Governmcn, bonds weak. -a -..l -,-t,
irregular.
Tine loans strong 90 da! 1. .... a.
6 months siA 80
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-14
Postofficc Ring IIrli

CHICAGO. Feb. 1e.-SIN O.. ..rto,,
Of a postofficc ring cha...f u.,,
robbing MANNED soldiers ..H b.
widows and other dcparf.r.. of
yanks Killed ia battle a.... b.
war were under arrest U,.. ..t.y
II is believe tho amount stole. win
run in excess Of 100000
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-14
Cottonsetd Oil.

NEW YORK Feb. Ia.-Cottonssed oil
after selling OF slightly with lard. turned
firm on demand from cotton houses and
shorts. inspired bv the strength in cotton
and Improvement In wall street, Active
months closed ~ 10 % points net higher.
Sales 26.IOO barrels Prime crude $4,000
1900: prime summer yellow spot S2O.3Q
March s2O5O May S2o7j; July s2iN6.
Prime winter yellow and summer white,
nominal
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-14
rort Worth Live Stock

FORT WORTH. TEXAS, Feb. l3.--Cattle
Receipts 1850 head, market steady
beeves 80 0Od i2 So
uogs--RsceiptS 1000 head market
steady; heavy s1l35m1t7O.
Shecp-Receipts 100 head: msrks.
steady lambs Sio0OG 5000