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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

Typhoid Fever spreads I'm Ukraine.
epidemic form is spreading throughout
the Ukraine, according to dispat ch
from CZcrnowitZ. From other sources
1t Is reported that 10000 persons arc
III with the disease in the government
of Kharkoc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

The cX-kaiscr would create CONSERVATION
in the ranks OF allied prcmiers IL he were
10 withdraw all objection to his extradtion
ana announce himself ready TO proceed TO
London and stand trial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
rlnn Air Lines for Aye.t Xiruinia.

Tim Mr. t,fncs TOR Went VfrgIniR,
CHARLESTON. w. VA. Jan. FL
Tho Bluoticld Aero Club OF Blucfcld
w. Va, which will operate aerial taSi
limos In Southern and Eastern West
Virginia. has been Incorporated, it wns.
ANNOUNCED here today. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
nadicaI Plot F'nlIs in Arnent,ra.

f;UENOS AIRES Jan. "iAfti,a,,c,,
yesterday was the day set by radical
Clements for tho general inccndiary
obstruction of crops and an unrisIno
o. striking harvest hands, reports
from tho provinces cay there was NO
sign of disorder 80 ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
A Little Bet.

a Little Bet.
All we've got on these propositions: l-Capi-
tai and Labor won't start a War; "a War
won't be started by Capital and Labor; 3
They're couple OF Big Buffers with yellow
streaks mile wide.
When 1t comes TO show down the People
are tho People, and the Constitution is big
enough to prove it.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
Satisfaction.


stroll me down a busy street and scan the
objects Ger
That line the windows and the shelves of every
busy store:
see ten million kinds of things with prices
that attract
Just looking at them does mo good, and that's
honest fact.
sing, / lap, ! run, I dance, clap my hands
and shout
To know there arc so many things that can
do without!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

VI Awarding OF medals. military and other
wise. Is rapidly developing into huge. albeit
an expensive. joke, and the only dis
stfpction citizen may be able to claim is that
\ he does not possess one OF the baubles Why
should not Congress, following its present
Sbept, authorize the comforting OF a service
medal ON every person who bought Liberty
bond! Surely these citizens arc deserving
since decorations are becoming so plentiful
sApd Why stop there? Some legitimate rca-
son growing out OF the war can be found
sfor decorating every masculine and feminine
breast In this broad country. That n re-
fulsion OF feeling has been brought about
by the very plethora aud consequent, cheaper.
ing OF these decorations is seen in the stand of
] the local post of the American Legion which,
IA formal resolutions, has informed the Cen
eFai Assembly that they are not worth the
price they would cost.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

4 The National Americanisnf Commission Of
the American Legion has adopted resol,l-
tion protesting the suspension Of five So
cialist members OF the New York State AS
senbly. In thus registering its protest, the
organization holds true to its expressed pur-
posetto combat all anti-American tendencies
The suspension of these duly elected men,
,Hers OF the New York Assembly is the great
est outrage against representative govern
sment that has been attempted since the era
succeeding the War Between
the States.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

Virginia is happily. free .fr6m influenza in
epidemic form, but Drs. Williams aud Levy,
of the State and City Health Departments,
I'm making this statement significantly add
the Qualifying word yet There is at pres
'cpt no cause for alarm, but there is an
abundance OF reason for the exercise OF eau
tion.i The disease in virnlent form is sweep
ing other cities and States as we'll rs other
countries, and there is no guaranty that
Virginia is immune from recurrence OF the
dread epidemic OF year ago, which cost il
Thousands OF lives. With that sorrowful and
terrifying experience in mind, it behooycs
every one to be on constant guard, and so TO
regulate his personal habits as TO reduce
the danger to a minimum
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
Charcoal Eph.s Daily Thought.

'Hyar come man ain got cent" said
Charcoal Eph. modify, "an' yander go a man
wild nothin but money. au' hvar ] am, sub.
ain worrrin' neither way. an whut / ewlnc
ost yo'al', how docs yo' like 20 bacon. AIlstah
JackSon?'
Nothing is bargain unless you need 1t, and
even bargain is extravaganza II you get
along without 1t.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

ADDRESS ALL CoasMUSICh-
TONS 60 Tho Timcs-l)is-
patcii.. nd not TO individuals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

TELEPHONE. Randolph 1.
Private branch Exchange
connecting with all depart
rneufa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

every day Up the year At 70 son; Tenth ,.
lshln1 %. ipc- Charles u. Hasbrook. Editor aud
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-02
Wood Mentioned To Lead
Armen;ans Against Pasha
b. Associated Press.

~ FtAANNAaANl NNAAa
NEN YORK. dee. i.-Armcni1 a.
slrcs the services II Major General
Leonard Wood as administrator ~ a
500 ooo 600 fund which u h proposed to
raise for the aid of that country, &C.
cording o. ciblcgram received here
tonight hy tho Near East rulicf from
Dr Aharonlan. diplomatic rvrrcsenn'
tive ~ the Armenian republic attending
the League II Nations assembly scs.
sion az Geneva.
II previously had ho~n reported that
General Wcod had hcsn mentioned as
a possible selection by the League -
Nations Armenian committee 90 lead n
proposed Armenian campaign agains,
Mustapha Kcmal Pasha. Turkish ns.
iionalsi leader.
Dr Aharonian's cablegram said that
u such n fund could bc provided to
save Armenia from it, present peril
and 10 establish a national existence. p"
The Armenian dclcgation suggested
that II should b. administered pre-.
feTably by an american ~ high rrpu.
tsiicn. such as General iecnard Wood :"
Charl.s v. kNirccy. general sccre
tary 81 the Near Fast relief. said that
;" Ear - known nothing deflnite had
been done 10 carry our Dr. Aharonlan's
suggestion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-02

six persons, three o; them buried In
the wreokage and later rescued. were
injured. Seachers expressed fear q.
night that other pedestrians seen pass
Ing the building may have been caught
beneath the tons Of wreckage. cover
ing the sidewalk In places 10 depth
of six feet.
Smaller crashes occurred at intervals
tonight as sections Of the wall which
remained standing after the first co...
lapse gave way. Other tottering sec.
tions threatened the lives of flremcn
and policemen who searched the debris
Tor bodies In the glare ~ powerful
searchlights
only the ground floor was occupied.
an automobile concern having its Of
ii'cs there. The injured persons wcni
mainly cnr'o,os of the concern AMI
workmen employed In rcpairing tho
building. Three girls In the automo.
bile establishment were buried beneath
the wreckage but were rescud. suffer
ing only from cuts and bruises.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-02
4. n. Charge Attends.

II II understood Mr. Summtilln at
tended .h' ceremony In his pe.'ror u
c1pn, !ty uad without any members q
~ i''l staff H.. ing rec
truc;ions from wsS ington - appear
as courtesy.
The Argentine ambassador and the
ministers ~ Chile. Italy. GERMANY
Spain and Belgium were present. ia.
pan. China. Sweden. Uruguay. Cubis.
Peru. Great Britain and France were
represented by their charges. whi,o
Guatemala. Salvador. Honduras and
Nicaragua sent delegations
Prior To the ceremonies the aldermen
of Mexico City tenderd General Obrgon
banquet at which the new minister
of industry and commerce. Rafael z.
Capmany. welcomed on behalf Of the
government. the American and other
visitors. his address being replied 10 by
Governor I.arrazolo Of New Mexico.
who spoke on behalf Of the visiting
American governors.
Shortly before midnight those at the
banquet started for the chamber of de.
putiea. making their way through n
dense crowd that filled the streets AMI
threatened to overflow past the long
lines Of soldiers.
General Obregon. entered the cham.
her with Provisional President DE Ia
Hucrta.
Immediately after General Obregon
had taken his scat on the rostrum the
oath was administered and after brief
fluctuations he retired In company with
Senior DE la Huerta who today takes
the oath as President obrcgons secrc.
tary OF treasury.
With its new president safely install.
I'D In office. Mexico City made earn!
val for the remainder of the night. The
cafes. normally closed at midnight. o.
fercd special musical programs and
dancing beginning at that hour. In the
street holiday crowds threw confetti
and hands palycd everywhere.
President obregon's induction into Of
flee will make small change In his do.
nestle affairs. lie has announced that
he viii not live In Chapultepec castle.
the magnificent home provided by ths
government. because he does not want
his boys 10 tear II up" lie has taken
house at the foot ~ the huge cliff
upon which the castle stands. and will
use the executive mansion only on state
occasions.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-02
Amarillo Daily News Selected
To Push Better Homes Campaign

The Amarillo Daily News has been selected by the Chicago
Art Department Of Extension and the local committee
o the BOARD o City Development the medium through which
Better Homes campaign will be conducted the Panhandle.
Selection 81 The News tn medium for pushing the cam
pagn TO successful conclusion following the sending OF
this telegram the Chicago Art Institute by Lindsey Num-
general manager OF The News
Understand A Institute has been secured for Amarillo Tor
January 2nh and offer the services OF the Amarillo Daily News
gladly giving extensive publicity this affair VIII publish
special edition that time featuring this affair and ask you
firm your acceptance 81 this offer"
made that tho program Tor the Ex
hbton here will he made bv the Chicago Art Institute in few
DAYS The program will start January 24h.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-02
AHA! SLEUTHS
UNCOVER NEW
MEXICAN PLOT
DEPARTMENT or JUSTICE
AGENTS DISCOVER MASS or
REVOLUTIONARY DOCUMENTS
CENTERs ON BORDER
I.ucie Blanco. Former Carrancists
General Stops .:ove 60 Over.
Throw Newly Installed
Regime.
By Associated Pres.

" Associated Pros.
EAN ANTONIO. Texas. dec. I. =
Wholesale raids by department Of just
Ice officials conducted simultaneously
Monday at various border points in
Guiding II Paso. Eagle Pass. Laredo
Brownsville an dthis city. net,cd mass
of documentary evidence of the form
alton ON this side Of the border ~ a
new revolutionary movement against
the Obregor government In Mexico.
according 20 = statement made here to
night by W. a. wiseman. special agent
for the department Of justice.
According To Mr.. wiseman the raids
were ordered By Division Superintend.
ent e. 4. BRENNAN. with headquarters
here. and the evidence secured is being
collected In the office of the local fed
eral bureau of Investigation. Depart
ment Of justice agents here are known
to be busy translating documents seized
during the raids and number of i'm.
l,ortant arrests are expected 10 follow.
Among the documents obtained ARE
several manifcstos announcing the aims
and purposes of the new "rcformista"
movement. the leaders of which are
expected to he caugh, In the federal
dragnet now being drawn In, Mr. Wise
man said.
Lucio Rlanco former Carrancista
general is the head of the new rcvo
lutionary movement, according Ia the
accepted belief In local Mexican circles.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-02
OPEN DOOR To
WAGE ADVANCES
To COAL MINERS

By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-The door
10 further wage increases IN the an.
thracite coal industry beyond the II
per cent raise awarded by the Federal
commission last August was opened
today at n conference between the AN.
thraclte joint scale committee and Sec.
re;ary Wilson of the department OF
labor.
The government. Secretary Wilson
advised the committee. would not In
terfere with any changes which tha
committee might agree To make In the
Federal commission agrceent. This
position was understood 10 mean that
the scale commission may Increase
mine wages above the scales laid down
In the agreement under which the
mines now are OPERATING. providing
the operators consent 10 such raises.
Secretary Wilson's statement was
an Interpretation Of President VII.
sons recent letter regarding revision
OF the Federal commission award and
WAS issued after today's conference
with the joint scale committee, com.
prising representatives of both opera.
ators and workers organizations.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-02
CASUALTY TOLL Of 673 In ERIN
FOR Year; FEAR CORK BUSINESS
DISTRICT MAY BE WIPED OUT

,,,,,,, ,u-,,b Ia. Thomas O'coruan yvho
a" ,'so,,,nar,,,, ,den,,s,od ,,,,h Tho slim
- ,,oyon,cr, ra. 50, on 0re and
.,',,,,,,o,o,v - ao.,ro,.od .hor,,y a,,.r ,he
.,.''',.s,,s,, ,','s. "a a.. -. Ao,rs ,h,.
',,arn1ng .ho,, ,ho ,,,,,,ary na,r,,s baa
In w,,ndrawr shor sd,,lnInc
,S,. ,s,an,,.s,na,, "a ,.s oe,,ccs ~
- rn,,,.h ,n.,,anc' - con,n,,y IN nm.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-02
see PRODUCTION HALT If FARMERS ARE NOT HELPED
MEXICO FESTIVE With
DANCING and SINGING
AS OBREGON IS SWORN
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

MEACO CITY, Dec I-General Alvaro Obregon was naug-
uated president OF Mexico midnight last night The simple
ceremony OF taking the oath OF office marked the time the
republics history OF nnenne years that the power
been transferred peacefully George Summer charge dAes
Tor the United States those present the ceremony
Provisional President Ne la Huera who General
gons right he the chamber of deputies was the first
to embrace the president and the succession of retiring and
newly appointed cabinet ministers members OF congress
officials greeted President Obegon moving picture machines clicked
and photographers kept up usilade Of flash lights The dpo
matte gallery filled.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-02
UNEMPLOYED SEIZE
LONDON TOWN HALL
FOR RESIDENCE
SEVERAL HUNDRED MEN MINUS
HOUSING ACCOMMODATIONS
TAKE POSSEssiON.
NO. VIOLENCE USED
Say They VIII Stay There Until Some.
thing l. Done for Them; Similar
Attlon Taken n
Totenham.
ny Associated Press.


LONDON. dec. I. - ReHiivencss
among the city'H unemployed coupled
with the lack of housing accommoda-
lions. led to the seizure Of the townhail
nj Edmonton. a northern suburb Of
London. by several hundred men today.
The occupation of the building was en-
tircly without violence The men an.
nounccd that they would use the town.
hail as their headquarters until some.
thing IN done for them.
The townhall nj Totcnham. another
working district near the city. was tho
scene of similar peaceable seizure yes.
torday. The unemployed men who
took possession of IN. building. how.
ever. evacuated II today when the coun.
ell announced that accommodations had
been found for them IN Che coroner's
court and In two large warehouses.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-02
THREE INJURED N
SOUTHERN WRECK

SEVEN MILE FORD. Va. Dec. J..
Two men and child were injured
late today when the Southern rail-
ways Memphis special. northbound
on the Norfolk and Western railway
was derailed "a mile east of here. the
engine and three coaches leaving the
track. The cause of the accident had
not been determined by officials.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-02
Rearresi Professor.
BY Associated Press.

dublin. Dec. Predecessor John Mac
Neillh Sim Fein member Of parlin'
mcnt was again arrested last night lie
had been released from prison the pre-
vlcus day. having been arrested In Dub.
lin. November &c.
a large party u agxillarles equip
ped with n,otcr and scarchlights,
visited Professor MacNielrs res.dencs
at Bootcrstown. ncr Kingstown, and
took him and his second s3n into ovs
t0dy. Ills eldest son II already In jaii
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-02
Governor General
Urges independence
For Philippines

W fsHINGTON. Dec. Political
activity and post war economic dis
turhances have caused renewal of
sentiment IN the Philippine Islands for
Independence. according 10 Gov. Gen.
Burton Harrison's annual report made
public tonight. The governors rec
ommendation that independence -
granted is renewed with tho dcclara'
tion that "the stable government
stated AZ a prerequisite has already
been established In the Philippines.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-02
Ex-German Empress
Still Conscious;
Longs For Death
BY Associated a Prsss.

BY NhEnfInt1d Ff1Hs.
CHATTANOOGA A. Tenn. Dec. Ian.
nounccment was mnde by the commis.
sIons ON colleges and secondary schools
which today completed the preliminary
work for the opening session tomorrow
II the southern association of cllcgcs
and secondary schools, that pupils of
high and prep schools on the southern
list are now eligible To admission TO
West Point military academy.
This authorization came from West
Point authorities IN September M the
result of an Investigation of the system
used by the association of colleges and
secondary schools in reference 60 shoots
npplyig for enrolment on the southern
list
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-02
By Associated Prsss.

By Assoeiated PFets
LONDON. Dec. Persons Co the
number of 6fs had been killed or
wounded In ireland up To November %
Of the present year by anti.govcrnmcnt
elements. according to- a statement Is
sued today by the home office. The
deaths do not include 90 persons killed
IN Londonderry and 81 In Belfast dur
ing the summer rloting, nor fifteen ca
dots killed IN the Kilmichael ambus'
oade Sunday.
The statement says that casualties
were: isi policemen killed and $50
wounded: a. soldiers Killed and 100
wounded: u civilians killed and i.oio
wounded.
sixtysevcn court houses have been
destroyed and SIS police barracks have
hcen DESTROYED and 1916 damnged
There have been $40 raids on mails and
a. raids on coast guardstatlons ana
lighthouses. In addition TO these there
has been s.sei raids made for arms
Another official statement sys the
arrests In ireland averaged consider
ably over 100 weekly. During the last
three weeks of November ios persons
were taken into custody for political
offenses. including iss during the last
week of the month.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-02
LOOKS LIKE ALFALFA. But
4 BOTTLES To BALE. BOYS

. Ily Associated Press.
. CORPUS CHRISTI. Tex. Dec.
. i--Upon close inspection a car 1
, load ~ alfalfa hay loaded at I
B Pharr and consigned TO Gonzales. I
3 Texas. was found to average
D about four bottles of assorted I
, liquor 10 the bale.
. II appears that a Mexican from I
. Gonzales came 10 Phnrr n short I
, time ago and put up the money I
= purchase of s22 bottles % liquor. 1
. His assistants bought and con- I
4 ceaicd Il In alfalfa which they I
. purchased loose and bAled them I
. selves, secrcting the rum as they I
= hailed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-02
8 STORY BUILDING IN heart OF
new YORK C0LLAPSES: FEAR SIX
ARE BURIED Beneath WREcKAGE
by THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

NEW YORK. Dec l-Broadway at Sind street. suddenly
transformed late today from Of busting activity Of
desoate eesse when story apartment house under repair
collapsed buryg several persons beneath At least
believed to killed and six others unaccounted for
Broadway crowded with shoppers, workers huying to
their homes and afternoon when terrific crash ront
the air as the building toppled into the street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-02
CONFEssEs To PART
IN PIERCE MURDER
u hs.osis,sd rrs.a

PHILADELPHIA. Dee. l-l'ctcr
ID. Trcadway. under arrest here In
connection with the murder 81 Henry
T. Pierce. confessed tonight. accurd'
Ing 90 the police. that h. teok AN ac'
tive part In the staying of ricrcr. lie
also ahsolved Marie Phillips and J A..
Moss Of any connection with the Kill
ing. -.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-02
Half Million Fire
Hits Alabama Town
By Associated Press.

" NNNuFIHNFu TTNE3s
JASPER. Ala. Dec. i.-Estimates
late today Of damage caused by the
fire which wiped out an entire block
Of business buildings and merchandise
stocks early this morning and por.
tions Of other blocks. place the loss In
excess OF half n million dollars.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-02

Apprehension regarding agricultural
and Industrial conditions throughout
the country characterized most of ths
expressions by speakers advising ad.
dressing the governors today.
Several states were reported In u
condition verging on the extremely
critical. while spokcnmcn for most of
the others assentcd to the general prop
osltion that there H. n genuine cause
for alarm IN the outlook.
Conditions IN Iowa. Governor Hard.
ing said. menace the very existence "
the agricultural industry
Production of fOodstuffs will positive
~ cease In the Mississippi Valley
within the next two years " better con.
ditions are not quickly brought about.
Governor 4. a. A. Robertson, of Okla.
homa. told the conference when he
was introduced at "A luncheon rendered
the visitors by the Harrisburg Cham.
Der of Commerce
Governor Robertson told Of hugs
supplies ol grains and foodstuffs. as
well as cotton which he said havs
crowded warehouses In the southwest
following bumper crops which could
not he moved FRO mthcir points of orr.
gin when prices were rtill high. on ac.
count Of the ear shortage. while prc.i-
cnt prices received from the commOdi
ties are not sufficient To pay expenses
Of production and transportation to the
markets.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-02
GABE At or AGNN:
DECLARES WAR On tTN.N

, by Associated Press
, LONDON. Dec. .-Gabrlele
, d'Annunzio. IN command of the
, insurgents al FIume has declared
, war on Italy. according 20 Milan
, dispatch 10 the I.ondan Times
, The state q war win begin Fri.
, day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-02
WEATHER

wes, Texas--Thursday, fair warmer;
Friday partly cloudy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-02

Cork Exodsus Continues.
~ Associated Press.
CORK, Dec. Ia drapery establish