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Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-16

all want more bonus MedelS don t by them enyihing but that bonus bizz- mess seams to he mp to Coneress and they will have to wate and see what Congress says.
 sSir: Yours reed contents noted. I presented my army discharge at the Oakland recruiting station for the -ict0Iv medal and 1 don't believe there is any War Dept. order out com pe'lig me or any one else 10 give you names of ten men who not reed their medals anyway l am not going to do same. so after my rendering about two years sersfce in the army and then can't get the medal without hunting ur ten other men like my self vOU may keep mine.
 Asks About Present Pay
 "Gcntlemen. Dear Sirs: Did not get my victory medal They gave them All out here when ! was under quarantine heIe for smallpox on Nov Ilth when Armistice Day was ceie brated here | am well and sound nov and O. K. ,The family had it( Hoping this will be O. K Will awail the mccall. l never had il but light A1Oh ilutl tit1N pay tAAii-'tNNA AA-N4 in the service now"
 Dear Sir: I have try to ask few Of the return soldier boy of my ac quantance and all have already put in their application or sign petition similm to this So it is impossible for me to comply with your request I will have to be home for a good wbile as my wife last Monday haC given birth to >baby boy and for me 1t is my duty to be with her all the time l possibly can and 1t will bC rather long time while before could go out and hunt names of ex service men. Trusting you will ac cept my excuse for not cOplying will your request I remain respectfully yours"
 Couldn't Read Discharge
 Gentlemen: I am enclosing m discharge in order that l may receive my Victory Medal. If you will take 8 lcoK at it you will realize that I would be useless to take it to any re cluit.ng oftice for they you'd be. un able to read it. so 1 am. sending it tt you as if necessary your have tn service records to refer to and per haps. by so doing, decipher it suffi ciently to find out that I am entitled to Victory Medal The printed let tering in places is ny own and is a discharge should read.
 ~IU is not necessary to send m. discharge back; throw it in the vast basket or fire. as would be ashame, to show it to anyone. It sure is ; bird Of a thing to get as q reward fo sixteen months spent in France. How ever. I would like t0 have a Victor Medal. as although I am ashamed O my discharge l am not ashamed o my service"
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-16
NOGALFS DEALERS PLEAD
 GUILTY IN FEDERAL

TUCSON. March 15 Abe Rat Ter and s. Stone. Nogales Aripnaz. eecand hand dealers were found guilty in federal court today of hay ing in their possession stolen govern ment property. The two men bought shoes and blankets that soldiers had stolen ai an army camp there. More than 40G blankets were token from them, it was brought out at the triel. if of despOndency but l most cer tainly do not want to die
 The contractor swallowed the tai lets while walking down the street When he began to feel i'll he entered a cigar store and called an amhu lance His change of mind saved his life. physicians say.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-16
NOTHING DOOINC ON MEADELL STUFF; FELLOWS WANT MORE
 B0NAS, WRITES EX-D0UGHBOY

SAN FRANCISCO Mar. l5.- Several queer answers were received by Cap- tain + C. Billings T. s A- San Francisco, in answer 70 a circular let ter hc sent recently to California men who fought in the World War asking Them 10 send him names of ten ehei- bIe friends who had moi applied for the Victory Medals issued io former soldiers
 Some cf the replies read
 Dear Sir: ] got toe of the boys tc rient there names and address on hore bri most al the boys say noth- ing dooing on the meadell,stuff. They
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-16
LEGAL NOTICES
CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION
 Of AHUMADA LEAD COMPANY


 FIRST: The name Of this corpor- ation is Ahumada Lead Company. SECOND: The location of it's prin- cipal office in the State of Delaware is No. ' West 10th Street, in the City of Wilmington, County of New Castle. The name of the Agent therein and in charge thereof is the Corporation Trust Company of America.
 THIRD: The objects and purposes for which and for any Of which this corporation is formed. are, to do any or all Of the things herein set forth to the same extent as natural persons might or could do, viz:
 l. To purchase. lease, locate. or otherwise acquire, to prospect and explore for and to own. hold. option, sell, exchange. lease, mortgage or
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-16
STATE OF -DELAwARE
Ofliee of Secretary of tatt

OAAANV Nl St'l'AoiN ol AAN''
 l. A. R. Benson, Secretary of State of the State of Delaware, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true and correct CODY of Certificate of Incorporation of the "Ahumada Lead Company" as received and filed in this office the third day of March, \. D.. 1921, at l o'clock D. m.
 In Testimony Whereof, I have here unto set my hand and official seal. at Dover. this third day of March, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and twenty-one.
 (SEAL) A. R. HENSON,
 Secretary of State.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-04

TEMPLE, Texas, May 3. (By Associated
Press) )-The Temple State Bank capitalized at
Sl25000 voluntarily placed its affairs in the hands
of the State Commissioner Of Insurance and Bank
ing today ard closed its doors at noon In formal
statement announcing this action James E Fergu.
son. president Of the bank and former Governor Of
Texas, declared that the failure due to the fact
that heavy withdrawal Of deposits decreased the
banks available cash adding that the bank was pre-
vented by state authorities from using its property
to obtain sufficient aid to keep its doors open.
The Temple State Bank was founded fifteen
years age and its name was mentioned frequently
during the impeachment proceedings against Gov
ernor Ferguson at which time il was alleged that
Ferguson had borrowed more money from the
bank than the law allowed. Depositors are said to
be protected by guaranty bonds.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-04

communicate our conditions Ia the other
three hanks IN Temple.
ARRANGEMENTS were speedily made
whereby the other banks offered To- loan
us 81. 900 on our bank building, which
Is clear of any lien. With this sum. to-
gcthcr with abou, s25ooo which We had,
We could have ,ssily aud safely con.
,nucd IT, do business and serve uur Gus
toners
IA u matter ul Information, Mr.
Downs ~ the First National called up
lsd ll,ll. the commissioner ui b,nkng
niad'r Governor Nein and told him ~
the lr,r.ascd lRn 90 our lnnk, where
upon Mr Hall objected 10 the loan bc'
iug matr a. nH
"This attitude on thr pnrt uf Mr
Ilbll kept tho banks from making us
,hc luin. Notwithstanding thcy wrrc
ready ~ de- ~. aud hnd prepared all
the lnp.r- ~ clu-c the lW,n Tn pre-
serve the interest of nll our customers,
ihcr" WIS nothing ~ du but tn clpsc
thu hank
The purpose ~ Nh Hall " quito
evident. and needs no further cXplana
tlun lrum us.
."Our deposits were t2l15ioGS d.
uand and 81 1896 tine deposits, uiv
iurs deposits si27sCss cur hans were
s2sl. .12s al and We have horrow'd from
uth,r banks ssa 600 who have extended
imNmou' fur months in advance.
we have ne oppressed ,hus' wh'
uN,d us. and we make uo apology iol
u, having dome Fp when govern
mrn' bond o. not worth over ~ cents
uu the dDlhr 10 b. no iim, CO. ridr amy
body hrrlus, thry can't mt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-04
OIL FOUND N WATER
WELLS NEAR SUDAN

Special - The NcNs.
LiTrI.Ef'iEi.D. Tex. May = con.
sidrrahl. intorcs, N being manifested
around SUDDEN IN ,his county over the
discovery ~ Oh In Watpr wells 1--WE
wells have been drilled fur water IN that
community recently and uil Is In every
one 20 ihen' one IN particular showing
enough oil h. hc very interesting az
corling to Mr, T. T., Bucs,n Me To"
acn states that cuniany viii be- or
.anixed Ia make u test fur deeper Stnd
there.
II viii l~ remembered thht n well
was drilled on the yellow House Ranch
a, point eighteen miles south from
this town few years age. going tu a
depth of ahpu,. 900 feet The oil sands
were encountered IN this wcll and a
considerable show of gas. oil has shown
IN several water wells here the mos,
remarkable showing being In the vel
uf Cha H. Cooper Just north NJ town
For several months Mr. Cooper has
repeatedly exhibited this we'll ahd tn
oil Ia a number ~ people all uf whom
have been ustunishcd at the amount al
III coming M with the water.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-04
MAN KILLED, Wife AND BABIES
INJURED IN AUTOMOBILE WRECK

PLAINvIEw, May Especial to The News)-Esrl Thresh
aged forty Of Aus Oklahoma, instantly killed this afternoon
230 o'clock when his dashed down embankment two
hundred feet high and into the guh below twenty miles north
Of Lockney
His entire party five others including his wife and children
and his n.a. Mrs. Susie Threh Of Aus less
seriously injured The injured are;
Mrs. Susie Thresh neck disloested, internal injuries
Mrs Earl Thres badly end bruised about face and body
Girl aged eight shoulder crushed, both arms broken'
Boy, eged ten chest and back crushed serious.
Younger girl, only minor hurts will
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-04

"np" V'IIgion aud polI'i'aI prrsw'u'
litn from the three per cent limitation
wcr" obtained In the hill ~ It lanscd
the house, hut were stricken out 10y the
senate immig,tiun cummitio. when II
amended tn. house hill and substituted
the original srnatc measur" IN it's ,.,acc.
senator johnson, republican. Califur.
mia, sough, to- have this provision rein.
serted 10y offering IN amendment from
the flour. but was defeated fifteen tu
sixty. sharp clashes marked debate an
the amendment, upposine senators
charging TINT It's adoption would open
the duurs tu hundreds of thousands.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-04
ALLIES have INCREASED
ASKED

LONDON May (By Associated council reach
ed complete this afternoon the substance of the umatm
be Germany by the rparatons not later than May
The uimatum expires six days later.
The drafting committee busy tonight completing the document
which will be finally of council
and then handed to the reparatn commission which has been called from
Paris which will forward the the allies the Berlin cabinet
in accordance with the treaty of Versailles. ~
The total which Germany will be called has been
creased $3.50 pounds sterling inclusion of the
Belgium of her debts to the allies. ,ss ,,>s
Under the bonding scheme the payment Of l0000000
pounds annual plus rs cent tax Oh German quo pounds
bonds will be issued when the umaum expires Germany the
Bends the Of 90 will be Issued in
cordnce with Cermany capacity The capacity will Be sause By
the product of Is per n exports
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-04
Winklcr u Star.

Elijah Qulmhy urviakcr at nuldpatr
iuu was r.prcscni-d 10y GuN " FAllcr
lnd his wife was Misc li,ia iaG 10th
thcsc persons played IA" PARTS splcn.
dldlv despite the necessity IT having
a. represent mountain folk.
Prank \. wihklcr was william Hal.
lowell Magcc, the novelist. and here 1T
the nla,. who had made q s.. s.eac'wager
that he could complete story within a
hours. Th. play hinges upn the de
,clopmsnt ol All writing ia, story aud
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-04
TWO AMERICANS ARRESTED BY
obREGoN FORCES ARE RELEASED

SAN ANTONIO Texas May (By Associated Press)-Jesus
Trejo and his Martini Of San Antonio who arrested At
Nuevo Laredo last week BY Oregon forces alleged agents Of
Francisco Murgua and Csnddo Agua who revolt in Cua
hu have been released according telegram received in San
Antonio today by the Tejo family The which filled
at Tapieo Mexico said would leave today for the
United States.
Earlier the day report received by department Of justice
officials San Antonio that the Teo had been sent to Victoria
in the State Of Tamaupas, for trial
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-04

With relatives Nj and Mrs Arthur
kclliugor. of TINT place. when the acct
d,nt occurred The driver si IA" lime
1f the accident was attempting to make
the steep hiil about the middle ~ which
F sharp curve lie was apparently
trying o. make the ascent on high gear,
not taking duo account % the curve.
slowing for this. he unqucstlonahly
tri.d tried 60 shift Go intermediate, hu,
instead reversed HE engine and before
he could right the machine II wns
hutling 4, tha bottom ~ the canyon.
with drath aud suffering IN it, wake.
The dead man Is well known Ia Plain
view and Hsie Center. having visited
there on numerous occasions.
Relatives from Hale, Center afe at the
bedside uf the sufterefsL
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-04
CROPS NEED RAIN
N CASTRO COUNTY

Si.s, ,al to The News
DlMMiT'r Texas. May 3--iain N
badly needed throughout Castro county.
Wh.a, has been standing up well. bu,
II rains do not somo SON there VIII u"
q sharp cutting uf the prospects tsi'hh
The nest week or ten days.
Farmers have ,hcir preparations for
rpW cIo.,s veil IN hand. and the acrcag"
planted to the grain Sorghums VIII De-
large Livestock " IN guOd condition.
and the general outlook ior the county
is hopeful and with ample rains viii
hr most excellent
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-04
ULTIMATUM WILL SOON
BE Sent 10 GERMANY
TANKS FULL; PUMP
At GULF SHUT DOWN

Unless there mp late night both tanks the Gulf we'll full the b
h case for want o storage ecapaity
AIS o'clock Tuesday afternoon oil 10 IL The l6
etankw
None officials
h o but thu pumps
understood GeolGs Dehoney will today
authorized the plans
the oil wh
twonch tubing With the making "a strokes the
the well high
when
oto6 barrels edhmayhow obar.ls
resumed
of
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-04

the remaining bonds held In reserve
VIII bc automatically issued In order
to absorb the balance.
Thor. viii alp ic nu addition ~ one
per cent uu German exports for the pur.
pose ~ providing fund to nay The In
torcst on the bonds held In reserve. In
tcicst of any bonds gnid uff VIII CON
tinur ios' the purIpnse of the sinking
FUND u II calculated that thcs" bonds
win be- redeemed within % years from
date of Issue.
Ia no case, according to the plan. win
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-04

with the house to adjust differences
mad" In II az iass'd by the hausc.
Senators Colt az Rh~ic Island chair
man ~ N. senate Immigration commit
tee. Dillingham;. republican. Vermont
aud King. dcmOcrat Utah. also com
mit,.c members. were appointed rs con
f,r,.s On ,hc par, of the senate.
As sen, a. conference the mcasur,
would allow no exemption for any class
ur rae, oi aliens In excess If three pet
,rn, limitation and those entering un
der treaties an dagrecmcnts Pro,i
s,ons ,o cxcmp, those coming here I,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-04

Germany bc paying more than five pcr
cent interest ond me per cent sinking
fund on IN. total dchi ~ e,7bV'oOb, 900
pounds Thcm amouas< are al bc
charged un German rdstons or any
other revenue that the reparatlons co'm
mission IL pfcpared 10 accept
The rcparatlnns commission WIN r..
o.ivc the bond<Hnd' api'ortl5W MEM
nmung the allies IN accordance with
iiru,sels agreement. Each power win
dlspesc II them or hold them as II
wishes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-04
Must Redeem i,onIs

Bcsidrs the five per cent intcrcs, on
the bands an additional one per cent
viii H. imposed ON them to form a sink
Ink fund. The amount required f0r ser.
vice bonds viii hc tus 2,5Qo 00o. ooo
pounds.
should the lu0.ooO. .Op0 pounds annul.
~ ana 20 per cent on German exports
amount tp more lhnn the ii.n0o 600
pounds. required fur inicres, on the ser
vice bonds. 10 ho ISSUED Immediately and
IN November. "a sufficient amount of
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-04
rIONEER OIl. WORkERs
To ltE GlNE< lbNNCt TT

Panhandle. through it, Chamber %
,'unmcrc. II prcaring io banquet the
uionrr- ard workers in III. Carson
,uuniv ul field In the, near tuture' An
un,husustic meeting of the Chamber
sm Commerce was held Monday nigh,
Snt wh,h " WAS determined to arrangc
AN ull mans banquet According t
,,,u.r,s A IL tu le a hummer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-04
" onian Dying

iI,. f- evening statement was
en.r 900 l..m tho d. edwards plao,
.. Nb.. .l, du,d aud injured we're rc
..I aft th.y us.. discovered Dy a
lr.r -.rta'ri u ..re.t,Ih', time tat
i.Vmr fIr accident tHsi Mrs susie
rfutsb cannot survive tho uirr'. and
.hlt Wi- rhns-h and th, ut,ls gir, and
... ... UDt recover.
TH Hat ard AZ Airs Susie Turvsh
.rI brother ~ Eau rhr.sh h,s rc.
rl.ri,d o. wirrs. stating thlt ho bad
Ha.fyi tn Texas frum Aitus and would
.t, th, remains ~ h.I brother 10 Al;us
fnr iufpl
The 'afti ali hte Gao Altus and were
GA ther Nal f1r ilalc Center 10 visit
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-04

duor. aud pac.d its affairs iu the
hands of the commissioner of insurance
and banking
Heavy withdrawal ~ deposits H.
creased tho amount of uur available
cash sn Tint ~. Thought o. ufop't io
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-04
t.rguson's statement

The following statement WIS issued
early tonight hv MI Ferguson:
After q business c1rurr ~ more than
fifteen wears the Temple state Hank
un the Sad day II MaV 1921 closed IT.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-04
IMMIGRATION BILL ADOPTED
BY Senate IS VERY DRASTIC

WASHINGTON May by Associated Prcss)-The to-
day passed the emergency immigration bill fixing admission Of
aens three per Of each nationality resident in the United
States in The bill effective for fourteen months beginning
fifteen days after The vote passage 70 to
Senator Reed democrat Missouri opposing the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-04
Road Issue Carries

C,iIiTitoTIiE. Tex. May 3. gy
a vote of iis to 10 Ch!Ilicolhc voters To
day declared themselves IN favor of IN,
$4,000 water works and sewerage bond
issue.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-04
Humidity Data

rWWECNsri Weews>as, nassl, si.''
d, wsrwset.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-04
WEATHER
l.,s. department II Agriculture
Weather llurrau

Highest yUricrla, ln la-u ~ lowest
81
highest Yesterday 20. lowest ~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-25
GIRL NURSES YOUTH TO
SAVE SXNEETHEARTS LIFE;
NOW Al LYRIC THEATEl:

On the bed, tossing in agony from
deep stab wound in the chest, lay
Harmon, son of the governor of
Magdalena. At his side sat Maria,
the prettiest girl in the Spanish
settlement, for whose love Ramon
had fought a deadly duel with Pan
cho, the girls sweetheart.
Although she caressed him and
tried to soothe the pain which was
racking his body Maria's thoughts
were elsewhere--with Pancho, who
had been forced to flee. And to
save him from death on the gallows,
She was trying to nurse back to
life his hated rival. Only her
presence could give the wounded
youth n chance to live, she had
been told, and to save her lover she
had consented to visit the sick
room.
And when Pancho, deciding that
danger at the side OF Maria was
preferable to hiding in the hills, re-
turned to Magdalena and learned
that Maria was at the bedside of his
rival he
But TO learn the thrilling denoue-
ment Of this story you will have to
see "Serenade," an r. AZ Walsh
First National attraction, which will
he the feature at the Lyric theater
today and tomorrow.
r. A. Walsh. one Of the foremost
motion picture directors in the in
dustry, had produced this drama OF
Spanish love and intrigue, and II
has been enacted by an excellent
cast headed by Miriam Cooper and
George walsh.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-25
aPPI'NTINC; STORY Is
"AInt'Tr THE STOW"
Al TIE "B" THGlATEI'

Appealing, dramatic and at
tmaa highly pathetic is the thcma
OF William de Miles new Para
mount picture production of "Af,
ter tho show" which now Is at the
e. the1ter. The story. written
By Rita Weiman, deals with the
are, and Jack Holt Lila Lee and
Charles Ogle are the featured
-layors. Tho scenario was written
by Hazel Mcdonald and Wanna
EuoWlton.
Eileen, a chorus girl. is the pro-
to-ee Of Pop, an aged stage doc"
Keeper who guards her jealousy
rom the intrigues in which stage
Girls and wealthy Founders largely
ii~ure, to the disadvantage Of the
CORNER. When Eileen meets Larry
Taylor, who wins her love, Pop is
gspicious of the truth of Larry's
continents towards his ward.
When he finds her slipping out of
his life, Pop resorts to a daring
.vporimant which has a dramatic
finale. But, happily, after a period
Of dark doubt, true love has its
innings End all are rendered
happy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-25
LEWIS BROKEN TO
DEBS; RECEIVES
TIDINGS CALML. !
Arrangements Are Made for
His Departure for Home
in Terre Haute for Re-
union With Wife.
0By The Associated Press }

Atlanta, TIA, Dec, 24.--Gfe para
lions for the release from Atlanta
federal penitentiary of Eugene v.
Debs, socialist leader, convicted in
1918 of violating the espionage act
law, whose sentence was committed
yesterday by President Harding,
effective Christmas day, today
awaited official addresses from
Washington. Debs' brother, Theo-
dore, and David Kanstner arrived
here yesterday but it was said they
cid not see him.
Debs himself was not told of the
news over night. according to
Warden j. T.. Dyche. who said he
waited for direct orders from At
torney General Daughety before
broaching the subject to the pris-
oner.
Plans were for the socialist lead
er to go directly to his home at
Tcrre Hapte, Ind
Eugene V Debs was formally
notified today that his ten-year
sentence had been committed to
expire tomorrow and as far as
could be learned received the It'd
ings calmly, reserving any COM
ment he might care to make until
he is actually outside the walls of
the Atlanta federal penitentiary.
Detailed instructions as to the
hour of release had not been re-
ceived at the prison tonight but
following ordinary procedure the.
socialist leader would be allowed
to leave tomorrow at any time suit
able to him.
All arrangements for departure
for his home in Terre Haute for
Christmas reunion with his wife
and family have been made by
Theo. Debs brother of the prison.
err, and David Karsten, a socialist
leader of New York, both of whom
have been here for several days
His plans for the future are to be
made after arrival home, his
friends said.
The government will provide
TRANSFORMATION. SIS in cash and
complete outfit of civilian clothes
which Mr.. Debs may wear if he
desires. He has his choice be
tween n dark blue or brown suit
but the other garments are uni
form and include a felt hat
The socialist leader has heen
rooming in the hospital buildin
most Of the time since he has bee
in the prison here and does NJ
mingle with the other inmatr
generally. No outsiders, eitho
have seen him recently. it was sal
by J. e. Dyche, warden.