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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-30
WAITED TO LEASE.

WANTED-To lease with option to buy
operating mine, loading on r. r Bel
mont, Jefferson or Harrison Co. prefer
red. Write Box 4O2, Martins ferry' ~.
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nScXLLAMEo04.

uAHrHD-Coal cutting machine ia
Jcffry Breast. ESQ volts. SELF propell-
ing. Address Charles X WEIGH, EOS 8.
penn 81. wheeling, W. Va. d-30-l
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ron HALI.

Ro8 9AL1-Fresh dressed poultry.
Phone your order 235-R Woodsdale.
Geo. Otto, 1873 Nat Road. d-2S-t
Yo1 OALE-Overland touring car. mode.
80, run 1900 miles; just oyerhauted anu
In rood condition. This Is q b1rGAlu-
Price $3.50 cash. Call 5l6-J Martin:
Ferry or 50 Bridgeport. d-5?-l
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POSITIONS WANTED.

wANTEp-Position az private board
exchange operator. Call sbO1IR
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wANTND-HENAL1.

wANTED-Girl for general housework
no washing. Call 1921 WoodedAle.
d-2o.i .
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wANTED-Factory representa-,

wAETHD-Route boy for e 18th St
route. Apply Geo. r. Klein News CO.,
No. 11-14th ST., City. dist
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RoR 11NT.

FoI xHNr-T roomed house, bath, ce-
ment cellar, in out pike district on car
line, $50 per month. Possession at once.
Address XXX. o-ao-A
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Po1 1ENT-2 furnished housekeepinx
rooms on Island and on Chapline St2A
also one very small sleeping room: losS
! Chapline st. o-St-n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-30
WANTED NAL1.
wANTII

wANT1D-Hcre Is real opportunity
for a married man between 30 and 30
Years of age. local corporation In az.
banding its selling department needs
this man Tor an important selling post.
ton, where advancement to executive
position plus excellent Immediate re-
muneratIon Is the reward for conscjou.
tious effort. Applicant must come we'll
recommended and able TO furnish sure.
ty bond. See Mr.. Mcclure. Gil Board
OF Trade Bldg, Thursday, 200 y M
sharp. ..F- d-1S-th.o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-30

WANTED-Factory representatiye, *
elusive territory with acquaintance
among automobile repairmen, to sell
ga Piston Rings. These are a radical
improvement and have met with won.
derful success In territories whore rep
resented. To the right man. financially
responsible. We will make an Rttracttve.
proposition. Steel Spring Piston Ring
Co, 147 metropolitan Avenue, Brooklyn,
y. Y. o-5S-t !;
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wAMTED-Office girl with business
qualifications. Barlow CO., llth
and Market SITS. d-z9.l :
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wANTHD-A competent cook. Apply
Mrs. W. H. Abbott, Woodsdale Phone
Woodsdale o72. d-21-k 3
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

= the District Court OF the United
States FOR the Northern District oil
West virginia.
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a well & Ia!GWcU,
Attorneys for Petitioner. d-3O-g
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wAMTHD-Room in private family. by
married couple. Write I. F. L., cexe
Intel iRcncer. Q.1O.i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-14
=. II. G.
Facts

We have always been a one
price house. 1t is an inflexible
rule that each and every job
must carry itself-that it must
earn its own profit. The easy
going buyer is not penalized so
that the bargain-hunter can have
printing below cost. Work is
not figured high when business is
good to pay for losses incurred
by printing too cheap when bust
ness was bad. The small buyer
pays the same price as the great
corporation. This policy, pur-
sued from the very foundation of
our Company, thirty-six years
ago, has proved sound one.
Publishers Printing Company
2l1 West 25th Street
Telephone Chelsea 7S40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-14
ROADS CARRY FARE
CASE TO U. S. COURT
Get Order for New York State
Officials to Defend Applica-
ton for an Injunction.

ALBANY, Dec. 13.--An order requiring
the Public Service Commission, Second
District, and Attorney-General Charles
d. Newton to show cause why they
should not be restrained form interior
ing with putting into effect by several
railroads of the 20 per cent. increase in
passenger rates in New York State, has
been issued by Judge Ray of the United
States District Court. it was announced
tonight by the Public Service Commits
sion. The order was made returnable
at Norwich January II, Application for
the order vas made by the Ontario and
Western, Erie, Lehigh and Hudson River,
Lehigh Valley and the New Jersey and
New England railway companies.
= The railroads alleged that the pro-
ceedings taken by the Public Service
Commission and Attorney General for
State control of passenger fares after
September / prevented the roads from
carrying out the increase ordered by the
Interstate Commerce Commission and
subject them to "multitudinous and vex-
atious suits for penalties under the stat
utes Of the State of New York" and that
unless restrained the defendants will syn-
stitute suits and prosecutions against
the roads to prevent them from comply
ing with the Interstate Commerce Com
missions order. This, it was asserted.
would wrongfully deprive the roads OF
large sums of money and revenues.
which would be lost to the damage and
injury Of the roads.
The roads also alleged that they will
be met with constant and continuous
refusal OF passengers to pay the 20 per
cent. increase, while the roads will be
under legal obligations to collect the
rates or eject the passengers from
trains This would result, it was~de-
clared, "in great public inconvenience,
interference with orderly traffic. the OBJ
structlon Of the plaintiffs business as
we'll as a multiplicity Of suits for over
charges" unless the State authorities
are restrained by injunction.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-14
CUT HITS BOILER WORKERS.
Ten Per Cent. Reduction Is First
i'm This Industry.

KEwANEE, H.. Dec. 13.-The Kewanee
Boiler Company, one OF the largest steel
boiler producers in the country. to-day
announced reductions of 10 per cent. on
all fire box heating boilers and 20 per
cent. on steel tanks used for pneumatic
water supply purposes. This announce
ment is said to be the first in these lines
A statement from the company said
production costs had advanced, but that
cuts were made nevertheless in an effort
70 bring down building costs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-14
S15O,OOO of Furniture
"a thousand pieces

In the Christmas Gift Sale Third Less.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-14
DOOLING DEATH ACCIDENTAL.
Coroner's Jury So Decides i'm Case
of Young New Yorker.

FRESNO. Cal. Dec. 13.-Peter ]. Dool-
ing. son OF Representative Peter Dooling
of New York city. was killed by the ac-
cidental discharge Of a rifle that was be-
ing shifted in an automobile near here,
according TO verdict Of coroner's jury
to-day.
Dooling was driving an automobile in
the last lap of a trip from New York to
San Francisco yesterday with Hugo
Engei and Joseph c. Farrell. Farrell
will depart with the body for New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-14
e JOHN WANNA M AKER
50 aasss<h1zsn@ Ghp Christmas Store 49@
Luxurious Wraps for
Women take new prices
At $145-wraps that were $500 to S295
At $195-wraps that were $500 to $4OO
At $295-a collection of ten wraps that
were formerly SAYS to $685.

This is Sale of Fashion and Luxury.
The materials in these wraps the most exquisite
produced this year. Fine duvetyn, and wool materials
for daytime Gorgeous vevets brocades and satns
for evening y
Trimmed with beaver, mole, nutra, Hudson seal,
lynx skunk, monkey fur and Australian opossunn
All the most desired shades for daytime wear and
gorgeous color combinations for evening represented
Floor, Building.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-14
CLOCKS
IN BELMAISON

Hall clocks with one or
two chimes, Canterbury.
oxford, Westminster,
chimes among them, $500
to S725.
Small desk clocks, $3.50
to sis.
From France marble and
bronze set Of clock and can
delabra, and single clocks,
in Ev-is XVI. and Empire
designs. SS9 20 s725.
Small deck clocks of sill
yer or enamel, in square, OBJ
long, round and novel
shapes. With ivory or tor
toise shell luminous dials,
$50 to SITS.
Travelling clocks Of silver
or enamel. S1S.25 to 500.
Carriage clocks with s.
day time, striking. repeating
and alarm movements,
$3.50 TO SITS.
Mantel clocks; glass regu-
lators, S3S to SIS.
Main Floor, Old Bldg. q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-14

BrOOcheS ana Oar pms set
with sapphires, diamonds or
pearls or in simple engraved
designs, $3.50 to $3.50.
Bracelets in bangle or
clasp styles are set with the
same stones or are plain,
S6.25 to 500.
Cuff pins are plain or en-
graved, 81 to S23.
Lingerie clasps, $3.50 to
1915.
Neck chains are "a to SO.
Gold beads are $15.75 to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-14
Gold Jewelry
1O-karat

Neck chains, S1.75 TO
S6.75.
Lockets, So to $11.50.
Lorgnettes, SIS to $3.50.
Sautoir chains, S12.25 to
S16.50.
Plain bar pins and brooch
es, so to $10.75.
Jeweled pins and brooches,
1915 to $28.
Sports collar pins, $3.50
10 1915.
Mems rings, $3.50 to
S16.25.
Ladies stone rings, So to
$25.
Mems stone rings, S2.75
to S25.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-14
TAX EXPERT DISSENTS
DR.. Adams, Treasury Office
Economist, Insists They
Should Be Retired.
WON'T ACT THIS SESSION
stumbling Block on Pennsyl-
vania Avenue Is Expla-
nation Of Chairman.

Sueciol Dcspdtch TO THE New York HERALD
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington. ID. c., Dec. l3A
In accordance with the pledge o
Republican leaders to expedite re
vision Of the revenue and tariff laws
hearing on proposed tax changes wer'
started to-day by the House ways an(
Means Committee, with these out
standing features:
Representative Fordney (Mich.O
chairman of the committee. IN
speech announced his belief that
taxes should be reduced to the
amount necessary for ordinary run
ming EXPENSES of the Government. and
that the Victory notes and Treasury
certificates of Indebtedness, which
amount to approximately S7,50O,OOO,-
400 all of which fall due before May
. 20. 1928, should be refunded into long
term bonds.
.. Representing the Treasury De-
partnlent DR. Thomas $. Adams,
economist and tax expert, in TESTIFY
ing before the House committee. sad
the revenues should be kept up TO at
least $4,000, 900, 900 annually through
the fiscal years 1922 and 1928. and
that floating indebtedness OF the Gov
eminent represented by Treasury GER
tificates of Indebtedness should be
retired by revenues and not refunded
as proposed by Mr.. Fordney.
3. Repeal of the excess profits
taxes. reduction of the surtaxes on
high incomes. termination of the more
obnoxious consumption levies and
simplfication Of the income tax laws
was recommended by DIR. Adams.
g. AS a substitute for the above
taxes. DR.. Adams favored a tax on
the undistributed profits Of corpora
lions and "a progressive income tax"
characterizing the latter as "the key
10 revenue revision"
g. DR.. Adams strongly objected to
sales tax, asserting It would be unfair
90 individuals outside of corporations
and would involve vast extensions OF
an already overburdened administra-
tive machinery.
G, The prediction was made by DIR.
ADAMS that great shrinkage will
come next year in yield of income and
excess profits taxes because of the
present business depression.
Income Far Below Estimates.
Discussing the financial situation Q
the Government, Mr.. Fordney said
1.-The report of the Secretary of tn
Treasury shows the income for this fis
cal year and the succeeding fiscal yea
will result in a reduced revenue unde
existing law of S5.799. 600. 900. Will
estimates call for an expenditure o
s7.914. 900. 900. There are falling du
Government obligations of $3.50, 900. 90
OF certificates of Indebtedness within I'll
next twelve months. and, on or befor
January l. 1923. $500. 100000 Of Wa
Savings certificates. and on or befor
May 90. 1923, S4.250 100000 OF Victor
notes, making a round total Of $3.50
000. 600 maturing within the next tw
and half years. With an income o
50, 900. 900, 900. estimated for next fiscs
year. it readily can be seen that it is ?.
impossibility to pay off these obligation
IN that time and at the same time fur
nlsh sufficient revenue to run the Gov
eminent.
Therefore. II is my personal opinion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-14

Bookcases. Desks. Secretary
desks.
Library tables. Wood seat
chairs and rockers.
Rush seat chairs and rockers.
All-over upholstered chairs and
divans.
Leather covered chairs. Re
Ginning chairs.
Music cabinets. Music roll cabi-
nets.
Smokers stands. Sofa end
tables. Book stands. Occasional
tables. Pedestals. Telephone
tables.
Tea wagons. Gateleg tables.
Ferneries.
Matched bedroom suites and
separate pieces.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-20
BAILEY To SPEAK
TODAY At Z P. NJ.
FORMER SENATOR Will. DELIVER
ADDRESS At DEtNDI
THEATRE.

Former senator Ius,ph W Bailey.
Nh. b. tu deliver ap address at o'clock
ihiH afternoon go the Dcanii Theatre In
behalf of his candidacy. ~ scheduled To
arrive tt u"uu t1-llv on the Fort Worth
and Denver train Mayor Lon ID. Marrs
VIII act aS chairman of the meeting.
and Judge J T. prnry. formerly 81
Amarillo hut Now of Fort Worth will
introduce M naIlcy.
Arrangements W,r, made for a mum.
h,r o. turuds to gu down on the morn.
irr Inri Wmih train to Clarendon In
order to meet thr incmaing train and
greet Ma luil', Ton Y Scllars. Pan
hrudlo 1muigu manager was unable
ltr' nirhi o. ri,r tho names of thosn
Vhp v.'I m. ,e ibr trir 9" Ciardt ndon
Er,f".. oI % ising n,cvSslrv for Mr.
lpl., fn i,i,, Nmarillo on the o'ciock
raf worth itpin. u - expected that NJ
900 De-. unusnailv rushed during his
..I.. .if, leo Nmnrillo. meeting friends
.,I ,.nautiug With headers In regard
t. t.. .rnidlr, IT, sloko Yesterday at
n.atur
Th.f. has been - great demand inr
Al, nan,, O. surat in the Panhnndle.
.. ..p,. a. ~ sli1rs F1rwch pnl.
t..t .ri ,na~v HfFHr ri. i.ros have writ.
,.- rin, -.a ,es,d if " wsre po~si''l'
49, - ",n., 'o frlnil Ts'aking en-
rsg lacals there. &.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-20
CHURCH GATHERING
To Be HELD TODAY
CONvERE>CE SESSIONS WILL ~
At CENTRAL. pREsiN ItkiNN
Clit RtW.

Th, Potter county conference ." tn
Int,rrhurrh world Movement VIII br
held today ut central PRESBYTERIAN
church. meetings being planned Tor
norninr and night The morning s's
ION viii begin ut 10 u''l"ck and last
un,p nnnn. the afternoon session WI
L., from .li a. ma q" $50 ih M 'h'
an, ,.,,uinp -. don viii h,rin nt : ." ..
~. ,...,. III,
Air, r. rry Kiug. of Fort Worth VIII
,,,.,,id,. oy,r the conference. An"ng
iho,c who viii speak are Rev H. w.
.rhomps ~ Rev. &. " lirri"n' l"N. ~
NJ A,,cu pastor ot IN" 'hll@''''l
,hurrh. Hereford, judge J.. '"i' "'
tL,,f,,j chairman nf thc ORGANIZATION
,,,,k nf the lntis'hurch mn\r'h'n' "
IA, Panhandle. R.N. " '. l'r"NS. r'N
,,,. of Polk street Methodist 'hui'h
.,,d r,y. " T. barton. pastor W fhH'
congregational church.
sp,cinl Invitations ar '\''n"'" "
,,n,r n,,uir tn att, ld all q isi"ns, r'f
,i,,,l,,i, ,hns during thc at rn""n an
,ueh High school r'ndcut~ vii ii''
ia. ..r-,nnS of particular in''rfs' 70
,,.,, n is snid iicr1usr ~ ih" lat
hnrr - Witch IN" arrn"m m S~'"'
,,,.,o. n ~ tniu'ad uut thni hiEl Soho.
,pd.fis ,,u ,arlN nrung" =" Hii.ud
N, gi.r VII ri.. uu u'dt"s' ui"
...,.,'. var' ri %. uHH ""' iin-
.iu. Iuf.. Gnff W'n ."'s ''-' Z"
, .us r.. r.rHr' .a 60 '"
a.. .
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-20
DEMAND FOR" LIVING WAGE"
Will Be PRESENTED TODAY
BY LEADERS OF WALK'0UT
nY rllE AssocIATEn rREss.

WASHINGTON April ls-Undeterred 'y the refusal Of The
railroad labor board hear them today representatives OF the
aroad strikers announced that they would present written
pants together with demands for living wage to the board
which tomorrow will begin formal hearings the big
troversy The board today ay declined to receive entertain
consider Complaints cm strikers declaring would eny hear
who adopting reasonable means OF avoiding inter-
rupon Of the railroad service.
The board will proceed with the dispute involving claims
Of nearly two million men, which failed Of adjustment when the
BIZ board ceased 10 function April /.
Heads the four brohehood and the chairman OF the as'o-
citation of railway executives all Of whom today will
attend
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-20
BOARD REFUSES TO HEAR STRIKERS
TWENTY ARE KILLED
IN ARKANSAS STORM

tim a,r hidl, rripplcd 'rd { l. I'Irri
ihti the number ot ristalii', Nill lee
gre M, increased ~ hi'ird rrr"iis
VI least ~ person, Irr hnuwi in be-
srfinusl, hurt.
Npnrrnllt there were. tvu iWnI.
dnr. Om tAi I'D ilWnlcii III" iiu
,nnntir, ~ franklin. i.'in,nn ibsnn
aud lril Ia western lrlln,a~ Wl'lr
inoil'rf wrought dr irp ti"n ~ In"'r.
onr "i the norihrin nmo'i ti'r ~ ""nn
ties ~ The state.
i;rpUis infn ne tlld thr ""hH'lv
,ui winding path ain. lud >ird'
Widr through iht i"L wr,,rih r"nn
Ties. rev detail, had hen r'rriN ru
,oncriniut ilt effects ~ il" siurm ~
iluonr couniS which j. in . hill>. q"
noir sruion uf the ,iair. NAM hhiii
ings were rrpmi,l blown dnan IN 49,
towns ol Lead iiill ard - -" aud
,cI'ril prrsun. were Injured bhi There
have been ~, report, oi ihliliir,.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-20
Leg ,latior To Aid
Schools 7, Outlined
By Education Board


AUSTIN Apri lH.-Ni an nll d''
'irsu u M, general educational "a.
vI l.y cnrtwittn, Whirh effected p'r u. .
u, Il "tgtuiz,tuu h,r iodtN. ud'ui"d
lr,""r outi.0 '.u.rr n.N ]. siN'.
u,. Go q, required of %, 'u".i' SOD.
.'o. ~ the Legislature ''.h"dul"d t.r
~, 90 Ul'- p p1r"l in.lrd'd r'
commend lnue fur uu tr.r ns ~ r""'
Iuri.tino fur hirh 4, odu,ltWIl ins'l.
Iuius. inrrrHs'. fur count, sU nri'"'
'r.. ,.ler,a thr11rh ,s'hli.mns w"l
wuw 'lni.s nud u,rui''"r '"u"''
ru.rd 4" rN Nimuw ..'U1 H
... npr.ti.tin r"u hr r.r eel f'rd
o.. r1lllp schools 90 mH.' NN W
~ .',.ir.r,v u.r's. ,ry nf 'l.H .u1'f'
Hr1 operation. r,r.i' of ..I I. ..
..t f.. ..., .r.ft tI.. IH
..n f.,r tri. t.1f.H "' lows
o.. a.umHfHr .. .H. "
f. v..'... .'.
.f .r. I. Of "
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-20
GEDDES REACHES
NEW YORK CITY
NEW BRItISn iMB ,SS ,DDR SAYS
OtTSiDE SNOtID LET ikE
I.iNU NONE

~ Assns ais'l Iress
SEW YORK. April ip.--Dc'lnring
that In this generation there is no
urrrI b,tvc,n England and ireland
Sir Nuriliud q ldcs new British am.
lr .dnr tn the United States asserted
on Do. arrival here today that the Irish
w ireland should br allowed &" Rfnpplr
with their own nnliiical difficulties
without outside interference. H. s1id
that when the nov hom" rul hill h"-
comes nu,utiy, u will hr IN dutv ~
Ian rnu % 'uhi'rts who 90" nri domi
cliod ir ir'nnd 'o stand aside ard
lorvr thn. who live there to 1'l'' their
.rruAom
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-20
CAR SHORTAGE
To Be RELIEVED
u>E ~ NDRtD EMPTY CARS Oi,
DFRID SIN1 10
AMARILLO UtIii.
" Annotated Proc.

~ Associated Press.
FDitT WOl;TH. April ~ lie.
npnnGing tn a., urr,rt iaqurst ~
the stat" commotc' conn 'isSiu'
tcl,lr tphcl o. tn Rock island.
Fort worth and Denver uui "a
Snu,. Fr inlrudf Suturd4i up
uruN iuai,k lun ,WiiN rrs ur"
hrinp sent daily to thr lpuhrudl
oi T,Nas CO.. ',linyr the tinin 80.
talou Ind .'.I sn. 'ar boo thr
Amarillo d.yitiop a.rlnl'ur O. T..
N rhom ut wpr.nt' don "i
u.rp.ru'on ~ Or 10. isar
tulnN
m. Panhandle Chlehu m co.,.
mtrr hls u.,pI l.r tnnt prs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-20
NEGRO | Y N c \ { D
BY KANSAS MOB;
WHITE BOY HELD
MOE IsrIMITfD NJ l.oo0 :, ,R-
ROT \plD JNI. h>D SECi RES
PRISONER
YOUNG GIRL IS ATTACKED
Woman l. Found Tied 40 Tree VITA
Throat NlaShe,l. u Year Old White
Hoy Forced To Md
Assailani.

by As.nrlsi-d lfs,s
FI1 rSi.t H.. Hans. April ln.--i mob
estimated a. have numbered .00O per.
onS late to-day surrounded ilw Jail NJ
N.lbcrr,. near here. SeiIrd an unknown
negro ID n,id,d ~ aIiaching u young
~ .atr gil iIiis morning. aud hanged him
10 u ulrghonr pol.. ihc moD made
no ati,m tO moiesi u white youth with
negro. captured b, u posse this even.
lng.
Immediately after the lynching the
youth Nus r.moN"d fr'un tue iail 10y "a,
authorities vino dil not announce their
dr, tinaliuu
m" attack upon the YOUNG woman
took place Will, sh, wts un the way Ia
Mulberry from her home near that
al
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-20
GRUNAU IS JAILED
WH[N he REFUSES
To ARRANGE BOND
LEADER ~ ~ iI.'N NRnNi.N>
,>>UtIirlON II iiiin ~
lEnfKtt tlllN''t

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Number Food Prices
Virtually Unchanged
During Past Month

WASHINGTON. - e. Npdl 90
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u' IN,utt two 1riirl.s uf fupl remained
VIRTUALLY unchanged during the month
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R RELIEF MEASURE
FOR SERVICE MEN
B { | n c PREPARED
gEPi TIICAN HOUSE COMMITTEE
iIDPfs 10 PRESENT
Iili.I ~ NAY I.
TWOPLANs ARE SUBMITTED
I;r>i,,. C,.h I,onus Priority 10 land
s.tileinrnt. tInnir lIulisinia ANA
Vocational Training
Included

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iicsidrs carrying ~sh compensation.
the hll Wiil include aftermath" ,die.-s
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3 iidnl nd rxtensim 81 vocational
lalniug Two plars tor adjusted rnidh
,rnp,n.tiiun have brcn Submitted.
urc granting 81 fur ea,N DAYS serNi'c
.id the Uh,r autho'iziug payment e
~, nt. w ,i.2s fm ra,h day. WITH
nu Payments ton the firtt iwo mnntls
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go. aiid. tho.c exempted ltrausv ;h'ir
niDi Wrs lc'a thar sixty davs art
. thti, irtNiir br longer Ivr'Ti
/ would hc q, ,tci mpnriinlly no pay
; r,nts hcing ntthmisrd to anyone ''r
the nru two months s,ivir'.
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i.,ut 600 January : 1921. continuing
r auHtry msnllncnis.
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.u.li,i re-. rn amendment 90 the er'
ut al smuur Cinmn'rlins mnH'
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ten n thr lruN 1hs CLmih, rlain
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