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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
SECRET DIPLOMACY
To BE AVOIDED IS
RE|NSCH'S OPINION
UNITED STATES AND ENGLAND
TO AVOID StCH SAYS
MINISTER.
% AF,oeiAisd Pros.

WASHINGTON. Drc 2s. wheihcf
'ecei diplomacy brought on the great
var is open tu debate IN, that II IL 'to
blem" for the war heing not In fact
~ ended. fcw will doubt" Paul s
Geinsch. former minister g. China. said
,onigh; in his presidential, address be
fore the American political science as
'ociatlon.
Statesmen who made the delib ra
4 ns of the pace conference secrci.r
he slid could only b. justified on the
Imposition that freedom from outsider
interference would enable them
promptly to agree on solution which
IN IT, completeness wnuld bc accepted
"a equitable and wise by the p,:,..s opin.
lon of thc nations
THAT expectation was not Fulfilled
THE worse fliling of modern diplo.
macy IL the attempt To cover with ideal.
s, professions and with talk cf pro.
tecting Integrity and independence sre.
Cific aims tending To "a contrary result.
I'm IN" only remaining absllutist
state. JsTan." ~ said. "secrct diplomacy
y true to type In the must democrat.
e. states. The United States nud Great
Britain publicity ~ diplomatic policy
and fun reports on diplomatic action af.
ter negotiations are concluded II de
mandcd but not always obtained"
The United States. he continued. has
held itself most free from "the vices oi
secret diplomacy although NJ times. and
especially during the last war. affairs
have been handled with what would or
dinsrily seem insufficient information
to the public
"ln Europe during and since the war
he addrd. "somc of ,he worst features
of srcrc, diplomacy have becn dis
PLAYED"
Mr. R.insch characterized ms tn
"must notable singl" act of loyalty q
. cause greater than n nanon." the ac
tlon of tn United States In putting hc'
troops under foreign command durin.
the war.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
GERMAN MADE DYE
TAbOOED, GREAT
BRITAIN WATCHFUL
NEW LAW PROHIBITS IMPORTs.
TfON or DYES FOR Pr.
RIOD or TEN YEARS.
POISON CAS- BY-PRODUCT
Theory Accepted That Gas VIII DE
Supreme Wrapon During Next
War. 60 Encourage HOfae
Manufacturers.
bS Associated Pres.

by Associated Pres.
WASHINGTON. Dec 2s.--Dy the
passage of the dyestuffs import regurl.
tlons act, Great Britain has definitely
accepted the theory that poison gas
will be- the supreme weapon of the next
wal and nj the sam" time has Opcned
the way fer th" entry at German dyes
into this ountry. according to the Views
expressed tonight by chemical experts
a. the government.
The British act, which became a law
yesterday. prohibits the importation of
. uyestuffs into Great Britain for ten
years. which. government experts de.
clared. will enable England To- buiid
up her dye industry to u point of com
plete independence from the outside
world.
Poison gas and dyestuffs roth come
from coal tar. u was explained. and
from the manufacture of the CONNER.
cal article 10 the production = tho
military weapon Ia but another step
IN a continuous process. by lnsuring
the DEVELOPMENT Of the dye industry,
chemical experts here said Crcat Brit.
nin has laid the ground work Tor pos.
e,nie cHe of gaa In warfare. ns chcmi.
cal factories can turn from the man.
ufacture u dycsiun 10 the Production
G. poison Eas.
Direct competition In this country
between German and American made
dyes also In seen by officials here IS
b result of the British dyestuffs act.
While the acS prohiets the imporn.
tlon of dye products into the United
Kingdom. the restrictions do not apply
10 goods imported for expectation AZ.
ter transit through the United Kins,.
dum or by way Of trans shipment. Tn.
Il the present war trade board rrgu'
ltions. officials explained dyes may
nat h. imported into this country
when II can be shown they are Of Cor
man origin. Bnt Il would be- practically
impossible. they added. to determine
the origin ~ goods shipped by wav OF
England II the castings were changed De-
fore consignment a. this country.
An influx OF German dyes would
probably mean. officials frankly stated
that the development of the American
industry would be hindered and conse
quently the United States would FAT
behind the other nations In ability &
produce poison gas In The event u
war.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
IS Saloons Raided
by Federal Agents
IT. ,s-oclstod pr,as

~ Ass0c'ated Prsas
r. riley. Wis. Dec. as.-IIurley
tonight was quictor ana "dricr" than u
has heen for many weeks. following
the invasion" to-day of Federal pro.
hlhiiion enforcement agents from Chi.
cago. who raidcd Is saloons and ar.
rested 30 men,.
Late to-day the prisoners. guarded ny
Federal agents were placed atoarn
two special Pullman coaches at Iron.
wood. Mich. across the river from
hero ara started for Ashland for IA.
rsirnmcnt.
tn" prohibition enforcement agents.
numbering sS. under the leadership of
Joseph Callahan. swoopcd down on
Htley at y n. m. BY 1880 y. M. ~
aaloonkeepcrs and harienders and Is
patrons had been taken into CUSTODY.
and liquor II all kinds which filled
hol,slesis had been seized.
The booty ranged m size from five
gallon jugs to half pints. hut mostly
quarts and pints. Some of the moon.
shine" was put up In especially fancy
style. designed. q Il believed. by the
officers. 60 attract holiday trade.
The liquor was found In various
plaocs. IN one instance nothing was
found In the saloon hut In the resi-.
dcnc, uf the proprietor a quantity was
found In a bathtub. In another piace
one quart OF bonded whiskey was
found lorkcd In a safe.
The raids were conducted peacefully.
No resistance waE offered. although
fireauns werc found ON several of the
iscrsnns taken In some u the places
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
LEAGUE IN SOME:
FORM NECESSARY
PRESIpENT.ELECT ADVISED TO
TRY NEW DEAL FOR PEACE
SOCIETY.
~ Associated Prcts.

MARION. a.. Dec. sS.-Cmfllctinl
counsel regarding an association cf m
lions was given Presidcnt-elect Harding
today by former supporters of the lea
guc of Versailles
senator Porter ]. McCumbcr of North
Dakota who voted for unrcserved rutl
fioaiion of the Versailles treaty. advised
he Presdent-clcct to put the ieagu,
aside and try for new deal all around
In his cffor 90 form an Independent,
peace society.
Oscar Strauss of New York. a former
ambassador TO Turkey. and proleague
worker In the treaty fight held that the
United States still should accept the
league IN some form and should launch
its next movc for the world peace
through that agency.
Both expressed confidence In Senator
IIardlng's policy of seeking To- unite the
country behind an international pro
gram. hut neither would express pub
licly an opinion regarding the president,
elects specific proposition for a world
concert as he outlined Il To them.
Although he was the leading repuh'
llcan supporter Of the league through
both ratification battles IN the senate
McCumber said he regarded the coven.
ant ms definitely rejected. 50 Ear as the
United States was concerned and
thought an association - nations now
could h. built up Independently 81 the
league machinery lie suggested that
the greater powers be- linked 10y a net
work of arbitration treaties as the hasi'
of the new socicty and that dlarma
mcnt agreement might he consmmatct
as the next s,"p toward world pcace.
As acting chairman q the senate n
nance commtt", Mr.. McCumbcr ais
talked with the Prcsidcn, elect abou
taxation and tariff proposals.
He held oui little hope that the pres
ent session e congress would DO mor'
than pass appropriation bills and bud
get measure.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
FACTORY OWNERS
KNOW PRICES Of
ALL COMPETITORS
FtcT DEVELOPED As RESULT OF
INQl'RN INTO ALLEGED
BUILDING TRUST.

hy Associated Press
NEW YORK. dec. 2s.--Ail hut n
small fraction II the cement and tarro.
cottn manufacturers - America ex
change their price quotations and other
data on he amount of business handled
through national and regional assocla
lions. II developed today NJ Ia. ltglsia.
tive inquiry into the alleged building
trust"
While these r'vclatinns accumulated
an top ~ similar ones recently brought
forth IN the investigation In their con.
strucii'ns lines onr more organ anlgailon
~ building contractors hoisiing NJ
socintion--announc~ u hnd dissolved
The members promised 10 have "unrc.
s,ric'ed. oren compottion'' IN ths, future
Tho 'lum through which the terra
co'tn makers reviewed data on the bus
mess ~ ~ their councillors was the
national tet1arotia sEieiy. iis former
president VIM II Powell. told the com
mi,i"" lIe explained an open price
system" ~ cards was issued. with each
firm d"slgnrtcd by "crude words" " This
WIS dono diily In detail among region
al branches % the s~icty In the ems,
west and central sections ~ the coun
tv. General dltn was explained he-
tween a." sections weekly.
Cement manufacturers from various
parts of tho country who had been NJ.
tending convention were summoned
hv srhpo na servers ~ the COMMITTEES.
and they appeared. one after another.
% undergo examination by samuel I'm
iorinvcr. committee counsel
"ouUiinr from pric" lists ~ Jhe man.
ufaciurcrs who faced him. Mr Cntcr
myrr Characterized thst M the cement
m'hcrs h1d "qurdrupicd prices since
1919. and h1d boosted them fif.y per
cent between January and October this
war" when quotations were slightly
lowered
Prices cue ly all tn mrnufleiur
rs c'rh1ccd in'o cement sssr'irtiur
throughout the country "wcrc huriy,nt.
nlly. unanimous and uniform" 40 ,ud
later two ~ the witnesses testified ~
ltilcc quoted co. al cement monu'arinr
0s tspnlly WUtc IDENTICAL wi'h'i -
hrIrs after uny one uf them nal mad.
O. change.
1 This assno 1tiDf. according 10 n sam
rnr' oi 80 transactions viii. = wee
uHd int tH' t,corls. spent 3, sa1 90
Lost year Mr. ntrrmvcr .vprcqsei :
di N.vc o. 60 80 hooks In orl., 10 find
ol' h.W 'h.s atg' .um was expanded
'Ji tlu e. Nwin. president Z y,
%, l. i"iHul C,m'ut company. vricl
IN. 1id c,ntiib,ted 'ies.0o tn the IS
lo,tilnr fund in '''" rdrr.l %. -.
lrrtarv q" rr'di,r o., lools irp 0 IN
7 r Ht
w Nrrin go, 80 80. nfiucirl' wi'
n"t - rA o., runni te'. m, nw,,
was appropriated iy states and used u
employing engineers to "chaperon a.
m"nt wori and promote the use a
that product
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
A YEARS MEMBER.
CONGRESS, RECORD.
UNCLE JOE CANNON
WAS FIRST ELECTED IN 1879 AND
HAS HAD MOST MARVELLOUS
RECORD.
Dy Associated PFsra.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2s-"uncle
joe Cannon. war horse of the house
Of representatives today established q
new American record.
With the close Of dun house ses
sIon, he passed the mark for length Of
service 81 by Justin Smith Morrill,. oi
Vermont. who aS senator and rcprescn
iatiye. served - years. nine months
snd 20 days. The former speaker Will
egin tomorrow adding new time To
his own record, with the hope of reach.
.ng the ripe old age at 100. and beating
iladStOna's record Ui % years IN th"
iriiish house of commons.
Uncle Juo's achievement vii h. Gel
ebrated In the house tomorrow. with
Champ clark. himyclf veteran. who
rctircs March I. leading the speaking
ceremonies Mr Cannon alsu viii
speak. and many uf the older members
viii ush time TT few remarks
Walking about tho corridors ~ the
capitol toiny. chewing his long blacs
cigar Mr.. Cannon told a friend there
wa no usc offering u little advice To
younger representatives,. because some.
body clsc always was thinking up
smart things aud aitiihuiing them e.
him. The remark. charged 10 Nj.
Cannon. that they put spurs ON the
heels oi army officers to Keep thelr
feet from slipping oif Tho Gcs,. was
never uttered by him.
But. what the use?" he asked
Counting hlF victory In the reccat
landslide. Mr.. Cannon has bc-n elected
10 congress q times lie is nov endin
the iith year OF service. First elected
N 1879. he has just kept coming to con.
gress ever since. with the exception OF
two bad Novemhers. when his people
failed to return him. On MAY :. next.
he will bc s5 years old Few of his
friends remember that he was horn al
Gullford y. G lie served eight years
as speaker. and has been doing com.
mittee work so long he has forgotten
when be started.
Gladstone served 90 years In thr
British house. and with good election
1 luck ! hwie % beat that" the foru'eg
| speaker said Il have had four ysai
OF absence didn't ask for. and hop!
e. reach the fifty.thrce. but then you
never con tell"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
AMARILLO CLUBS
To SELL TICKETS
ROTARY. kIwANIS AND LIONS
CI.UBS ASKED To AID
BETTER HOMES"

Secretary W. u. Estes 81 the Board
of city Development yesterday wrote
the Chicago Art institute. which Is io
stage Better Homes" exhibit In the
week of January "a. notifying the Of
fieials ~ that organization tina; the
Amarillo Daily News had been select
I'd 60 print the Special Edition" on
better homes during that week. lie
also informed them that the Home
Furniture Co. the Panhandle Furni'
ture CO.. The Peoples outfi,tlng Co,
and Green Bros. Furniture 60, would
lend furniture. rugs. lamps and suca
other articles us may be- needed for the
exhibit during that week.
81 the present time II seems prob
able that the exhibit will BE- shown In
the City Nationa. Hank building and
that the lectures viii be delivered In
the First Baptist Church. No site has
Yet been secured which will permit
both the exhibit and the lectures TO he
held In the same building.
MIR. Estes IN now negotiating with
the three great civic bodies. the Lions
club the kiwanis Club and this
Rotary Club ON the sale Of season
tickets He wishes them TO agree to
take geo season tickets and dispose of
them among their own number. their
friends and the public. This would
make certain a total Of $500 in re
ceipis. and only $500 more from all
other sources would bc rruired to en-.
able the Beard of City development ia
break even on its guarantee of $1,000
60 the Better Homes institute.
Professor Hemingway. the great
nationally known authority on civic
planning who is under contract q
Harvard University at salary oi
$4,000 yearly. vii b. u member Of ths
exhibit. The professor has been lent
to the Chicago Art Institute for a per
iod Of six months by Harvard. which
Is paying his salary for that pcripd
This Is "a gracious act on the part 81
that great university, the purpose oI
which II to promote throughout th'
country the great cause OF bcttel
homes and more bcautifdl civic build
ings and parks Professor Hcming
way il 20 be asked to advise the ci,l
with rcraid to the locaiion and desigi
~ the proposed Coliseum and othc
civic improvements which Amarillo
'coniemplaics fw the near future.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
D'Annunzio Unable dOa-
to Combat Enemies >.

LONDON. Dec. 2S.-The Exchangs
Tclcgraph's Rome correspondent save
that according "a the latest news from
TIume tho Italian regular forces have
occupied the Danubian ship yard. the
oil refinery. the Whitehead torpcdR
wafks. the public gardens and Mcew
Cllyat1. ON the Susak Fids lAs lire
remains unchanged. o--rs 10 the a..
Iifuci,si Il ths lLi<-s.
.AAu'rN s~trnonctti. commander az
W. Italian fleet. yesterday gave the
Destroyer Espcro. which recently a.
s.rtod % d'Annunxlo. fifteen minutes
10 rcioin his squadron. After the re-.
fus,i of the Espero's commsnder the
cruiser Dorla Opened fire AZ seo yaraS.
disabling the Espcros propeller ana
causing an explosion, 80
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
BANDITS ron PAssENGERS
VALUE or LOOT UNKNOWN

HASAkEE. III, dec. 2s.--Two
masked men bearded through Illinois
Ccntrn train from New Orleans ~ on.
man. Illinois tonight and robbed a
number 81 sleeping car passengers H..
fore the train reached here. The
value of the loot II not known.
The men appeared In the rear of the
last car. according to passengers, and
went through the car with receivers in
their hands The conductor was rob
led q $40 and jcwelry and nearly all
of the passengers surrendered pocket
J. oks and jcwclry. according to re-.
port made 10y the crew
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
CASHIER BANK Of
LEERAY ARRESTED
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS GONE,
BANKER CLAIMS HE WAS
ROBBED.

by Associated Prrss
FOIiT WORTH. Texas. Dec IS -
Jack Howell. cashier Of the Guaranty
State Bank of Leeray. stephens county.
IL under arrest at Ensiland. according
g. word received here tonight. lie was
arrested by state ranger and dep
uty sheriff of stephens county, follow
Ning the disappearance Of $4,000 In eur
Icn,y.
Howell. who IL a large s,ockholder IN
che Iceray institution. tUld officers
that he wns held up by two mcn be-
tween Cisco aud Leeray while carrying
>sihe money 60 the Lccray bank. lie
viii he held In custody until a thorough
investigation q ths matter can BE- made
d,sIh;chos STATE.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
''BOB-TAILED" KHIVA CEREMONIAL
IS SCHEDULED TO BE HELD TODAY;
DANCE WILL BE GIVEN IN EVENING

heli"v.d hl;r!y that a sccond session
win h. held tonight. In order that nov.
iccs may BE- accommodated who ar'
rived too late Tor the afternoon wrk.
Mobiles and their ladies'. only. will en-
Joy dance In the blackburn Build
lng on Polk Strc,i beginning at :
o'clock this evening. the Jazz Manlaos
having been employed to furnish the
music Admission 10 the dance win he
by card. only
This IL the last opportunity 20 take
the shrlp. with the Zee at the OIL
figure Of SIS. II goes 90 tioo after
January 1.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29

To be met AZ the train by the khiva
'N-,-n Gurus under direction of Arthur
W. Bsr. conducted by automolil" to
luom IN the city. rcrved both luncheon
and dinner at noon and o'clnck. With
the ceremonial between meals. novices
and vislting rhriners herr e. attend the
s'i,oh.tailed" sitting - khiva are ex'
ported "a have busy day.
Noviccs are expected a. register M
~ noon II Ehiva Headquarters. los
West Fifth Street. and afternoon az
the wocdman Hall where the cers-
monlai will be conducted.
while the first session II the Temple
win L. held In the afternon. q 10 nov
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
nrinlls Nni nlsnnssrh

Slaushter and Green are confined q.
thu peniicntiary at Little Rock and
principal precautions are 10 be- taken
there bui Il was learned detachmenta
~ tho Pine Iiuff company also will h.
sent Ia the state farms al Tucker,
where white convicts are confined, and
to cummlns, where negro conyicts are
Imprisoned The governors action In
calling out the trO0na. hn said. follow.
ed a conference iolay with l,enltentinry
and military outhofitins, during which
the repurts of the plot 10 escape were
given HIN lie nld Il vna not known
how widespread the plans may h..
Governor Trough declined TO discuss
details of the reported plot ana tho
plans ~ the state authorities TO coun.
teract u, hut stated that the troops
would h. kept on duty long enough 20
prevent the contemplated escape and
make practically impo>-lbio carrying
out plans for a wholesale delivery later.
The governor also declined 20 nay
WHISTLER the plot included reports of
outside aid a. the convicts. as was the
case several days ago when trustees al
the peniieniiary confessed that n slml.
lar plot was on foot 10 release Slaugh.
ter. Green aud other convicts. who
wished 10 escape.
From other sources Il was learned
that the troops stationed at the penl.
tenuary viii conduct a thorough
senrch " the convicls and the buildings
within the wallis for saws weapons az
other tools or material which might 10
Card In an cscapc. and other orders
from the governor prohibit any visitor
within tho walls
The troops detailed 10 Little Rock
were echcdulcd to arrive shortly after
s OrlOck
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
ARKANSAS PENITENTIiRl
UNDER HEAVY GUARD.

w Nfaneintu TfcNN-
LITTLE ROCK. ARK. Dec. 2S.--The
Arkansas penitentiary tonight was be-
ing guarded by a detachment of tn
Pine HUFF machine sun company OF
the national guard. while smaller de-
tachments were un duty at the penal
farms ~ Tucker and Cummins.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29

planned refusal of the linlAhovik autho-.
tiles to permit them to proceed caused
cecded In leaving soviet Russla TO he
returned to pctrograd. according 10 ad'
Vices received today al the State De
partment from Baltic sources. Reports
10 the department earlier IN the day
were that th. Americans aud several
persons ~ British aud other nation.
tllties had been permitted to move To.
ward the frontier with the object of
leaving the country.
Approximately 100 Americans stlli
are heing Detained In Russia. accord
INK Ia state Department estimates,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
" A.zos lated Pr-ss
WASHINGTON. dee. .s--The muir

icicr of John IiefenH, an American
mining man. Killed last munth In tho
State of Mexico. Mexico. has been ar
rested aud II being held for trial In
the state O; Michoacan. the American
mhaasV reported 90 the State Depart.
ment today The authority given by
the embassy fur its statement was ilic
,ccouri II th. arrest puhlishcd In the
Mexico city newspapers December 20.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
To srRINRIE STREETS
WITH SEIZED IIQi or

AIBUQl'ERoUE. y NJ, Dec. q. -
Five hundred gallons of liquur seiEcd In
rriis IN New McNic" will hc us-d o.
sprinkle streets in Alhuueruc. " n cel's
hration being planned by the state W
{. 7. L. for January is ls carried out
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
" As-oeiAied Press
LOt ISNIII.E. ky.. dee. ss.--tioyer'

nor Edwin a. Morrow. In an address,
here today declared that the Illicit
manufacture sud sale of whiskey In
Kentucky is morc widespread than
rycr bcfnrc. n has reached poini,
hc declared. when IL suppression pre-
sentS one II the must SERIOUS problems
'onlron,lng "a" State. lie promised no
immunity for liquor law viulsiors.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29

PINE BLUFF. Ark. Dec. as.-
Thirty five men of tho Pine Bluff
Machine Uun comDAny under com
mand Of two officers. Captain :. Car.
roll Gene. and second Lieutenant Joe
clceent left here In three small convoy
trucks al six O'Clock tonight.
Leaving this city the trucks took
the Little Reck road Thel destlna.
iion waH not officially announced. hut
Il was believed tho men would l,e dl
viis'i into three detachments. one 20.
iHg 20 Tucker. white convict farm. ons
30 Cummings. HsgTc ennyie, farm and
the third 10 Little Rock.
officers nj Tucker stated tonight
Tint everything had been ariet there
during the day. and there was nothing
o. Indicate the inmates planned par.
ticipation In "a delivery plot However.
denial of knowledge of the existence
of a plot was made.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
ARKANSAS GOVERNOR ORDERS
MOBILIZATION MACHINE GUNNERS;
c0NvIcTS SEARcHEDFOR WEAPONS

LITTLE ROC. Arb. Dc ss.ehle
free conSi the institutions
on Of the Pine Huff machine the Arkansas
according To statement tonight BY Iug
ad was reported 10 him by rnlnary Officials involved
release serving
life sentences ior murder.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
" W. IIIIFW 7 ~
OyIED0. spain. Drc. ga cyclone

has caused enormous damage IN the
province of Oviedo. Forty houses were
destroyed In the Hamlet of Sauna dc
I.angrco. and buildings In many min.
Ing settlements oL that region were un.
roofcd The potato. maize and chest
nut rrups are said o. be destroyed. .
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29

~ Associated Prsss.
NOGil.ES. AriI.. Dcc. 2S.-The state
cons. csr Il Snnura. M"Nico In session
~ llrrmo'illo. thu state capital. today
elected General Miguel ~. Pima. to su'.
cd flnyio A. liornuez and Governor
VI sonora. MIR. llorqucz has been ap.
pointed comptroller of the treasury la
President ObreFun'a cabinet.