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The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-10-16
Making 1t Easy.

To facilitate tie scheme for taking
the tinger-printS of infants in Amer
iril. II is proposed ia make the ini,.reS-
.innS in jam.-The Passing Show
(LOndOn).
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-10-16

Accept California Syrup OF Figs
oaiy-lenk fer the name California on
the packaee, thea you are sure vOur
csafld n having the hest and most harm
less pi1ysic for the little stomach. liver
and bowels. Children love It's fruity
tasee. Futi directions on each h'1ttle.
YOa mast sag <,alifOrnla."-Ad
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-10-16

A trick may sometimes make none,
but Il never makes g friend for you.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-10-16

Peridroma Mon normal
greatly enlarged
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-10-16

YANTED-Hardwood timberIand TO sci.
uoon reasona BILE commission basis. Prompt
attention 10 business intrus ed to me. Howard
Mitchell 677 James Bldg .Chatta nooRa Tenn
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-10-16

abundant on corn land the use Of a
poisoned bait is recommended. This
may be prepared as follows:
Wheat bran ....................pOu pounds &
Paris green or crud arsenic pounds
Blackstrap molasses ............quarts
water ........................ quarts 10
or more as needed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-29
M'ADOO REFUSES
To TALK POLITICS
TO NENSPAPE PERMEN
FORMER SECRETARY SAYS IIE
DOES NOT WANT 10 BE ROTH
Erred ABOt . CONNE>riO>.

Iiy Associrisd rto-f.
HUNTINGTON. ~ Y. June IS
william q. McAdou Informed news
rapcr man. with whom ho consented 4"
talk at hi country home here tonight
that he does no, want to De- bothered
about politics
lie refused absolutely to discuss ih"
Democratic 4. ti"nnl convection u tn
statement Il Thomas u. Love, national
committeeman from T-Nn. that he
would not refuse the presidential nom
ina,inn II the convention rendered u
The new paper man was stopped hN
n watchmnn. via fuilrdr entrance in
the Mace hat he was induced q com
municate with AT McAdou who ap.
penrcd ghortly after.
"Now what Is on your mind" Nc.
McAd0o asked
The caller explained h. desired 4"
discuss the Democratic convention and
the question e whether Mr.. McAd"n
would accept IN, nomi!atiun. where
upon McAdon stated b. would have
nothing tn say on thes' subjects for
publication.
The former rccrctbrv II the treas
ury said he has no means uf com.
munication with the convention AMI
that he preferred tn learn of It's ac.
tivities through the newspapers. lik"
any other interested citizen"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-29
Portrait Uncovered.

Then came the touch that set the
convention of with a wild shout Of ex.
uliaiion. she great flag was gathered
slowly upward In the sings. and. as u
rus" II uncovered "A flagdraped and u.
lumcd portrait of President Wilson.
placed against the hlgh pipes Of tn
organ. For moment there was brief
pause Then came the tumult.
\ Wild shout rang from the floor. 10
was caught up and echoed from sids
to slide Rising with hysterical force.
the sound grew and grew. a formless.
tonclcrs thing that Ind In Il something
that stirred the blood and pulled at tho
emotions Delegates lcaped on their
chairs. waving and shouting. They
stampcicd into the aisles. jostllng and
cheering In a packed mass before the
platform over in the virginia section
q delegate ripped the standard fro'a
N, loon and charged toward the speak.
err stand waving Il high In the air.
other states followed. Some of them
were slower to Tet In motion. hut a.
the shouting and tumult continued,
standard after standard came up. and
the march around the hall began. In
the New York section. Assistant Sec
retary 81 the Navy Roosevelt selzed
the standlrd and rushed into the
crowded aisle, battling with others who
sought with eager hands IN uphold thu
sim \ shout of added Intensity
markell the delegates recognition oe
the incident and n cheer Cor Roosevelt
was but lost In the general tumult.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-29
Democrats Gathered In National
Convention Send Ro oring Tribute
Across Nation To Party's Leader

pended coloroi IN sofi. Old blue that
rested the eyc and bent something ct
quiet dignity o. the scene.
Below forrest of standards bearing
"a, names of states and territories was
the only reminder uf national cunVen.
tiuus of the past.
l. r,r,hvd high beside the organ In
p,,al gallery. a military baud whiled
away thr time
As tbo nruu hour the opening time.
approached u oolor guard ~ marines
appeared ou - platform. \ siN foot
.,1rg.aut with The dreaming folds OF
1 t-rim,ntsl n1g in his hand made u
vivid sT,Uf Df r,luf uu the platform. At
bis f.i, ttu.d th, armed non n-commis
stoned officer of the ,ulr guard aud
with them two marine huglofs
sound, Attention"
when NiU' Chairman krcmer of the
national committee gave the signal. n
huri,I eIurI.d attention the sharp.
.l..Hiu rIH ung out over the uproar
of th. .urt,I.lti.us The first notes ~
The star Spngisd iianucr" rang out
frHu tho hand lud the organ together.
ana ts d'i,rl'o. aitcrnitcs. spectators
aud ittrHilut- stoui IN tribute a
mon ',r rar dropped from the ceiling
o. form t wall ~ color hehind the plat.
form % ul.,urrl thc view II a.. hand
gallery ani urgan ioft. hut ~ " feli
th, tuouiur tones ~ the 1can russ
from hrh.nd H. ioining with mai,sti'
thunder in ih' national anthem. PROM
floof and rsll'ri's delegates and spec.
taiori joined Ia the mighty tones.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-29
ADMINISTRATION FORCES
ARE IN COMPLETE CONTROL
OF CONVENTION AFFAIRS
by the ASSOCIATED PRESS

SAN FRANCISCO June 2By the unopposed choice of Sam
aor Glass of Virginia chairman Of the resolutions committee
which will draft the platform Of the Democratic National Convsn-
on and the selection Ct Senator Joseph Robinson of Arkansas for
chairman Of the convention administration forces DEM
Onstad tonight that they complete Of the conven-
tion machinery
Any pans which William Bryan may desire 10 have inserted
the platform and which fail pass approval Of the resolutions
committee viii therefore have be brought the convention
with the endorsement Of only minority report
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-29
GLASS MADE CHAIRMAN RESOLUTIONS COMMITTEE
COMMITTEE TO REVIEW
REEDS CLAIMS TO SEAT
AS MISSOURI DELEGATE
ny THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

SAN FRANCISCO June 2-The credentials committee Of the
Democratic National Convention decided hear and review
the claim Of Senator Reed Of Missouri to seat delgae
Reeds opponents contended the committee had jurisdiction
but sher claims finally dismissed and the down
for hearing its hour being allotted to each side
The credentials committee elected Asher Iowa. chairman
and proceeded hear the argument in the Georgia in which
the committee already has seated Palmer delegates and
ratified he selection of Clark Howell national committeeman
over the contest the faction Oregon expected
to present contest when reached the roll call
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-29
RACE ON SUFFRAGE
ACTION IS DENIED
VERMONT GOVERNOR siis ~
uiS NOT CALLED sEsSI0N
IT, BEAT TENSEsSEE

si.seiA 20 TIE News
SAN FRANCISCO. June 2S.-,iover
- r. Nohrrts u TCnnesscss aud the gov
yrnor ~ Vrmont were IN race I"
rull a special session of their lcgisla'
tircs T. CONSIDER ratification of the sut'
srorc amendment according 10 reports
given currency here today 10y suffrage
'oaders
Leaders learned. they said. that senn'
tor Harding. the republican PRESIDENTIAL
'-ominoe. had told friends IN Washing
ton thnt the governor of Vermont
would call special session soon. prob.
ably next week. to consider suffrage.
Denies Report.
BURLINGTON. Vt. June 2s.-Guver'
nor T.. W. Clecut said here tonight that
the report nj san Francisco that he was
to call special session ~ the lcgis
inturc a. consider ratification Of the
,Iffrnrc amcndmnt was net true.
"Snator Hnrding ms not AJAX me tc
call q special session I consider ratlfy
ins the suffrage cmoEdmcnt ! am not
contemplating ut the present time any
ioh action
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-29
WORLD CHURCH
! CAMPAIGN ENDS
BILLION DOLLAR CAMPAIGN
CALLED OrF FOLLOWING MEET
ENECITiNE COT NCII.

NEW NOl,H. jan, ~ The billion
= llrr campaign of the int'rchur,h h
world mo, ,cWcnt has been abandoned. %
was announced todiv following e meet.
ing of the executive committee The en-.
ur pr beet May end July =. u wns said,
when the general committee viii meet
so cHui ilrr what steps il amy will hc
taken 90 carry on the other aspects ~
, De- 'nup1igr.
: ml rcps1us were hack - "a, dc.
'i.i.n. the committee stated thH ptin-
'ipri ore h'iug .hc prosu' pr,y1lou,c o!
di.''. ul various kinds which ate
hr'"g carried IN throughout %, couu.
-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-29

tn" subcommittee annolnted bY
Chnirr. an Glass To draft the platform
folluvS
senator Glass. chairman: Senator
walsh Montana. Vance Mccormick,
Pcnnsylvanin: Secretary Colby Dis
irict of Columbia; NJ. NJ. Crane Texas;
\. Mckellnr. Tennessee. Horace Haw.
kiun. tn',rudo. William u. pcttega'l
Mairc. G"nrg. ~ Hodge. Kansas.
senator Robinson is accounted thor
ough'guing administration man, and
hc viii be welding the gavcl when
amy attacks are made on Hhe admins
trniion program. These two develop
m'nts. dcmunHtratina the control of the
administration forces. while not lessen
ing the '.nccE e q fight ON the floor
of the convention were nointcd out by
the administration forces as evidence
thn. they had the convention In hand.
aud In support of their predictions that
thcy would carry It through 10 the end.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-29
Special io The News.
ny iONE RAGSDtItl

Special ~ The News.
ny lO>E RAuSDtIEl
SAN FRANCISCO. June ss.-if tha
Democratic national convention could
solve the question 0f naming u presi'
dental candidate ~ easil, ~ the Texas
delegation has arranged for the seat.
ine II it, m } ibcrs and friends IN ihr
convention hall. this convention would
he over and eVrrybpsI, would be home.
ward hound by the time this story l.
filed. Down Ia the lobby ol the Argo.
naut hotel. where the delegation u
quaricred. there was display oi
badges this morning the like 0f which
no Texan ever dreamed of wearing.
There is q badge announcing to the
public that senator Umph from the
Stcrnth district holds the high office of
ticket takcr. and there II the wife of 4
prominent banker back In East Texas,
who. according tu the badge that
adurns her nifty serge coat, has been
given the job IT uuhcr. And willy
politician is ticklcd to death with the
privileges his badge ~ doorkccpcr IN.
vests him with.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-29
Vera Cruz Bandit
Will Battle Villa
Late Announcement

NN AtHnfta' y ir"ss
VERA CRU june % 1t r
g.. pmtri th1t G,nrfil Guilaluu' San
,h,z. chief ct operations stat, 81 N,u
CruH. VITO defeated th, Carranza f.r
.at Niibys IN the ftlto II Pueblo will
march to nrht III. bandit leader Fran.
else, villa General sanchez will ilke
H. l,.t tro a.. TIE report says
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-29
Millior Dollar Fire
Occurs at Chicago;
Is Freight Cars Burn

ClilCAGu. June ~ Ftr h'lloNed
lncunot'," 4 'trnyod % Chcarn. Burling
ton and Quincy fr,irht house. thrr"
luiding platforms and scycntv five
lfrrirht carr tonight ai Cicero. a suburb.
with an iimatcd losr of nearly 81 ooo
01'
ThH iight houfD and crrs were fiilol
with mcrchandis' nm dfoodstuffs includ
ina thousands &C pounds 81 flom and
lgA.-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-29

Pandcrma IL - miles northwest ~
Brusa. the ancient Turkish capital.
Tn" Greek force landed there. hy
pufhing south ur southclstward probl.
hly viii attempt to effect a junction In
the strong Greek forces making their
why northeast from SMYRNA, thus
throwing a line completely across this
seton ~ Asia Minor from the Syrnii
region to ~, soa ~ Marmora
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-29
Greeks Land Forces
To Start Southwark
Drive Against Turks
ny Assoeisird Press

LONDON June :S--Th, Greeks have
'iandcdc forcc NJ p'nderma. on the
south coast ~ the sea " Marnora. ac-
cardinE to q difrntch tn the Evening
News today from Constnntinople This
force h intended 10 op"rnt' southwark
against the nniionallst forces n Mustn-
pha Kcmal pasha. northeast of Smyr.
nj.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-29
Ton.orroa'. Srsslnn.
Former Mini ter.

" NSIIlNGToN Iun' sN--Nanu'l
Gordra. former rarugn, minister to
The United States has iWcn r"ct,d
,tc' dent e Paraguay. and FcliN paiva.
form,r minist'r of the intrrirr. VI,
ifc VI NJ. a,c"niinE to a diriat,h re.
lyyed todly ~ lhc state department
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-29
Texans Get Many Places
Of Honor At Convention;
Big Array" Badg s Seen

animated discussion uf the relative
merits uf McAdoo rs presidential
por ihility and the wcrl as a place In
which to live
II almost required some force a. keep
the colonel on the train while passing
through Feather River Canon. When
the convention is over he's going hacl,
there to fish.
Two other interesting travellers with
the Texas party aic Jesse Iluihi.
delegate from Hawaii and his
daughter. Miss Jennie X. who IN "a
student az laylur University. Miss
Uluihi o. pretty. dark eyed. suf;
voiced eirl. of perhaps II, and you
would think she would be interested
most In partic'. dnncics and such. but
Hhc r. going IN SERIOUSLY Tor her A. u.
degree. and after that she expects tu
take up the study e medicine either
az Columbia University or Johns Hop
kins
Democratic delegates yesterday
went into Caucas aud the eniire
forenoon was taken up in appoini.
Ing committeeman aud committee.
women. After that work had been
completed the delegates scattered
o. the four winds. across the hay.
or u trip over Chinatown. some
few cyep went io church.
Tuesday morning the convention
dclcgnies. aliernates aud newspa.
..sa N..lI
will pass ihrcr hours viewing the
beaui, spot of San Francisco bay
aboard the Monticello steamship
company's steamer "tsbury Park"
The convention will make special
Adjournment for this occasion.
On the way Out the Texas dele.
CATION wa entertained by Mrs.
Nonir Mahonl of Dallas in the ol.
scryaiion car of the I.onghorn
special They were ~ srrVrd With
pink lrmonadc-nothlng stronger.
Tho Texas delegation b. out sirou.
fur ,Ndpp and dry plank in th
now platform g. De- framed And Nr-
Nthun,, hy ihr way. has brru I,r
commended by thr Texas delegation f'
as p,i1te rummtt'cwomHn % "a" ul
tiunal committee Mrs Conc - ,hnsur D
TYLER v,s named comuattccwomnn ar,
Mrs johnson comes tn thu c1nveuiiHf
Invested wiih thu puWcr ~ iuil lu,
,.mp.i" vote. vhii, th iinu Cu
u.u.t be- content With only on, fourth u
vote
Gu,,rnur aud Mrs ~ i,ly came aInH.
with tr, T,Ntus a. n d,l.g3t, H
ar Ni Miuui. = her Cunnineh'H
/ ,f Galveston b. Iisl dclsgltr lt DI-.
Then ih,rr b. lurm'r Guy,rrur Ton
,ruuItu. 60 "om nlu 1ud u'h.
rr.m miu,uf T',Hr. sHnt Co. r,rI,s.I
+ T,,1s 10 tha Convention.
Aud since n TrNIs delegation o. th.
.,uu,,nt,.n Nuuit uui ho c"mri,t, With
/ ,It itt ,ks,fs uf psiias d. W.
liuu.bt llu1r a. nrt ~ assistant sst
a.ani at arms aad ot cnursr uIanu m
arrival hsrr gave the Stn Fnuusrun
ihs treat of th,f lives by dsn, iue hl
/ iinmlg U'k,cfc lash iig
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-29
BITTER PLATFORM
FIGHT PREDICTED
BY PARTY LEADERS
COMMITTEE HiS Long BiTrii.
AHEAD. MIN WHO KNOW SIT.
lAriON DECLARE.

A.
"S,< In,NCiSCo linn, as-Thc
an ,,.r n,,hihi,ion ,L, ir,.u, oi M.
,,ans an. ,,;sh ,n,.,i,, aud other s,,b.
80 lii, 49, ,rruLI,b n,n,nrraiir
ia.,,l..,. in n,,,.c,n,, ,n,inn J,,,,,s.iou,.
n,. =. ,,cr,. tonirht In IN, conference
80, ~ ,l,. ,n,nni,l,c an uI,,ioru and
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p""s" .,,',,,' 80,
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WV" rs" W" Wv
WI fa'''"h> h'p''s'"'eu'
NJ elements M''' i'pf'S' h''u ~ w
committee Nhi'h hhd one m'n'p'f
lI"h '''h '''. lh'l' were u'''"'
M'l" "hd u'''""iN'' "'hn' ""'"'"''a
and league "pl"'h'U''' ana ''l'''s'h''
i've 81 h'aiN 'N''N "'h'I shaue "
'pi'''h "h many ''"'' Pu"'' p"'S'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-29
Elected Unanimously.

hhfWtbt"NNtts
AuDlTOTN"M SAN FRANCISCO,
Iunc as nntor Carter Glass of Vir.
sinin war unanimously elected chair
man of the committee of resolutions
when the committce met for organiza'
iion tonight. There was no opposition,
senator Walsh ol Montana. HecOnding
senator Glass nomination fur the
chairmnnship
senator WALSH had been urged for
the craftsmanship by u group headed
hy Western delegations. They aban'
loned the fight when canvass of the
committee revealed majority against
them with the choice of chairman
he committee turned It's attention To
the discussions of ms,hods 10 hasten
~ work.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-29
Are Slralegisls.

They arc nothing II not rtratcgists.
these s.unghurns Its pretty safe t.
say that nearly every onc II the ore
hundred and siNtyfiyc members of the
Texas party will have look IN at con.
vcution hall And they all went there
this morning
No other member II the Texas dclr.
cation is having better time than ls
Colonel G Smith II Detroit. Red River
County. Colonel smith as he says. r..
fusad the office uf delegate from both
ends uf his district. but the delegation
wanted him and thcv brought him
along anyway as r. sort of unofficial
delegate.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-29
Plclnrcsnr Eignrc.

There's probably not a more pie.
urfIuc figure among the thousands
oi d,lrgitos and visitors to the big
how The ,olon'l o. wearing the uu.
term of un officer of the Cunfcd,rHi"
army and his all gra, clad figure and
ulzzlcl head tUppol with the brold.
lilwWcd hTf r the. Texas plainsWIu
f,t hin HHHt 1 figure unique
Among ,h. mtIt, array uf UNUSUAL
and orIrulls uniformed convention
visitors
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-29
Planks Recommended.
To Consider Suffrage.

Nv Associated Press.
NASHVILLE. June 2s.--The Tcnnes-
see legislature will be called 10 meet Au-
gust sth. to consider the fedral suffrage
amendment. II was stated at the capitol
today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-29

SAN FRANCISCO. June 2s-
From th. shadow of the Golden
Cat, the hosts of Democracy sent
roaring tribute ucruss the cuun
COS to,ily to President Wilson The
national committee flung aside for
ihr moment ths business before u,
vhil. delegates carried on u dem.
,lHutiun that swept the great
r.tL1iug 30 ~ feet
% vas a hall hour before the
,lihur.t evoked hy the sudden
plly of the president portrait
HiHIrl And -.lin, a. his name
N.- mentioned. the cheers broke
uHf luUv tu ,ulminut' iu the shout
q trr Nil that was adopted and
ut O.. 90, White House tonNht. u
l.lrg testimonial of his party's
Hfh HuI uudr in the man who
Iad l.d u through Tho great
hiil. b. ,o1r 3r,hitectu. lines a'.
HH.t unmarried by added drDors-
tHr was uldv and through
DO zen ND, entries where thou
.inds poured IN with little delay
,f ,lnrrftiDu Th'v found q wide
,ttlrun space awaiting them With
s massive organ rearing IT, stoCk.
8lr Il pipes above the plstform
ard ths ,ilcr sides rising ~ a
at lime oi srais under hish win.
a.n framing ~utrrs f CIii.
irruia's liuesi skies
IHgnificd iir.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-29
ROAD ENTHUSIASTS
WILL MEET TODAY
DELEGATES TO iNNUN. CONVEX.
TION or &. TO &. HIGHWAY
rOGE THIEF HERE

Dclcgltes To- the annual convention
Cf the Color ado tothc.Gull Highway
AS, ciation will De- taken Tor an tutomu.
lille ride owe Tthc city and ction ut
the surrounding country by members
uf the highway committee ,f the Bolrl
&C City Development AMI others fnlluy.
ing thc business r"ssion II The convvn.
tion tomorrow aftcrnno Gather ou.
tcrtainmcnt ior the visitors has been
planned. among which " a banquet AZ
the Amarillo hotel tomorrow night ~
7.3O o'clock.
Address ~ Welcome.
The address - wClrom, tu the dol '.
gates will be- given nj the opening ct
the convention this afternoon at .
O'Clock President T. H. Durham ~
the Beard e city Development will
deliver an addr"s1 ON Commercial Or.
rnni2iiiuns and Good Reads"
"Will the Culurado.to ihcGulf High.
way De- ly-way on q Highway" will
hc the topic of discourse 10y Harrison
Gnldrmith. r"cr,aN ct the Rurky
Mountain Auto Trades Association oi
Denver and H1rmun i;,nt1n. county
ggcut viii take tn s4hi. Good ruad
An Asset to ihr Frrm'r" Grover ilot.
chairman II ihn Highway Committo,
- "a. Ho'rd II CITY Development viii
fncak IN sticking Tug, th'r f.r GuuI
isrIdr"
TonorrOA's Srsslan
Tomorrow mornings rrsinn will h'
opcnoi at $50 O'Clock o., au address
~ Eugcnc Thomp'Dr. pIhuci'v di
rector vt the Hoirl II City .,clupmcn'
on Mailing Coed Roads hy Publicity.
a. \ plvir. vice pr silcnt II tn a.
90 oiniion. will speak on Good Eulds
TO-DAY. Yclicr,lly and Tomorrow " Sum
r'r N. gimr y. od,tH of the ptil,
Scw viii r'enl IN - Courrr uf Edu
cation / G,d Road Euildinr"
Foll, win tho speakinF program viii
H. held a rhori huslncss session. ,ftri
which the W tois wall D. taken ton ir
automobile ride.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-29
WARNS SUFFRAGE
WORKERS AGAINST
OVER CONFIDENCE
WHAT WOMEN or PARTY WANT
OUTLINED To COMMITTEE
ON PLATFORM
By Asrorlaie,l Press.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 2s.--women
suffrage advocates at luncheon given
to-day a. democratic women by the San
iFrnnoisco branch 81 the civic center
Mrs. Abbey Scott Baker Of the National
wonan's party.
Although clatod over the action of
Tenncssco's governor IN calling: a spec-
ial se@ion VI the legislature for Aug
ust .. Mrs. Baker warned her audience
that the flght for ratification az the
woman suffrage amendment could not
D" ooun'cd WIN until The final vote was
taken.
Want Tennessee Vote.
Women workers arranged 90 call upon
the Tcnnessce dclcration here and urge
necessity for favorable action In Ten
ncaaee.
What women suffragIsts of the party
want In the platform was outlined 10
the committee by Mrs. George Bass OF
New York. who submitted q report 10
the womcn's associate committee OF the
national committee recommending tho
following party declarations:
Planks Recommended.
Adequate child labor law and re.
iteration of the party's stand against the
employment of children In industry. :.
Continuation OF the federal childrens'
bureau and of the women's bureau or
ganikcd during the war.
Independent citizenship for women
~ that an American woman would not
lose her citizensht by marrying an
alien.
Proper protection and aid for mn.
tsrnity.
"woman's representation ON import
ant government commissions"
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