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Evening star., 1921-08-03
WILL HUSTLE COURTS.
Mrs. Mallory to Go From Ship tc
Play in "Met" Tennis.

NEW YORK. August 3-A dash
from transatlantic steamer direct to
the tennis court was planned for Mrs
Molla Bjurstedt Mallory. women's ma
tional champion, who arrives today on
the steamer United States.
Mrs. Mallory is entered in the met.
ropolitan championship at Glencove
n. Y. and will have to make up only
two rounds, as rain prevented play
Yesterday.
Evening star., 1921-08-03
Told to Fight It Out.

NEW YORK. August 3.-The state
boxing commission has refused to
permit Bryan Downey and. Johnny
Wilson, middleweight champion, to
box in this state unless they settle
in another bout the controversy
which arose over their recent contest
in Cleveland.
Evening star., 1921-08-03
Boxing Club Under Ban.

York state boxing commission has
revoked the license OF the Interna-
tional Sporting Club because Of the
disorderly manner in which the Her
man-Lynch fight recently was con-
Quoted at Ebbets Field, Brooklyn.
Evening star., 1921-08-03
Big Tennis V York
CALIFORNIAN TO BOW
TO BUSINESS DEMANDS

NEWPORT 3-Zenzo Shmidzu Japanese tennis star
straight in the feature match of the
casino today, 6-3, So
3-Rain forced the
N day the singles and and
In the
Davis will Wallace Johnson
how Shmdzu will
champion 1915 1919
to with Watson NJ Wahburn
scheduled William
baum
Evening star., 1921-08-03
W. and J. Names Leaders.

The athletic department of Wash
ington and Jefferson College has an
nounced the appointment of graduate
and student managers for the coming
season. The appointees are: r. NJ.
Murphy. retained as graduate man.
ager of foot ball and basket ball: j.
A. Wiley. student foot ball manager:
Elliott Wier. student basket ball
manager: J. W.Trimble. student base
ball manager: D. B. Stought. track
manager, mad Melvin knoeph, varsity
tennis manager.
Evening star., 1921-08-03
Clash for Doubles Title.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. August s.
The final match for the middle states
doubles tennis championship. post
poned yesterday because of rain, was
scheduled for this afternoon. when T..
NJ. Edwards and John c. Bell, jr.. will
oppose Stanley W. Pearson and L. C..
Wiser.
Evening star., 1921-08-03
Gibbons.Ratner Bout Delayed

NEW YORK. August 3.-The ten
round bout between Mike Gibbons of
st. Paul and Augie Rather of New
York. set for last night in an open
air arena. has been postponed until
tomorrow night because of rain.
Evening star., 1921-08-03
Carpenter Is Unlikely
to Fight in u. S. Again

LONDON. August 3.-Georges
Carpenter, Ways the Daily Mail
today. has not arranged to fight
Tom Gibbons, or for any other
contest in the United States,
and Ii In extremely improbable
that he will ever be seen in the
ring In the United States again.
Evening star., 1921-08-03

at the Newport, Seabright and South
ampton tournaments. where he would
be under the eye of the Davis cup
committee. with membership on the
team as his goal. Richards is facing
another big test this week. To get
into the semi-f1nals of the singles he
must again defeat Williams an
eventuality which the ex-national
champion is determined must not
happen. That match, until the final
is reached. should offer all the con-
centrated high lights of the tourna-
ment.
Evening star., 1921-08-03
Says Five Months Is Needed to
Prepare for Dempsey.

TOPEKA. Kan, August 3.-Jess
Willard. in Topeka on business, said
he received a telegram from Tex
Rickard asking for terms for a bout
with Dempsey, and will take the
matter up at once.
Il am anxious to fight Dempsey,
raining"
Evening star., 1921-08-03

Rube Benton was one Of those fine
left-hand experts who filled the bases
on balls and then retired the next
three batters. He also filled the man
ayers heart with CONSERVATION.
Evening star., 1921-08-03
WILL HOLD ALL BOUTS
IN RING AT "GARDEN"
BY FAIRPLAY.

EW YORK, August 3n all speculation future
battles under the of Tex Richard including
posed Willard Gibbons
and DowneyWson bouts, would be well Boyes thirty
of the Rkard has finally decided that
feasible the big New York.
completely blocks
be down by October of the
Evening star., 1921-08-03

Those who complain that the play
ers have not the spirit and dash that
they had in the past should also take
into consideration that most of them
have not the respect for managers
and owners they used to have.
Evening star., 1921-08-03
HORNETS NESTS AUGUR
SEVERE WINTER ON WAY

TREELAND, Pa. July 2s.-W. F.
Cantner. who has been quite success
full in past seasons In forecasting
winter weather conditions. announced
yesterday that q very severe winter
with deep SHOWS and low tempera-
ture can be expected Cantner. who
has spent almost all his life lumber
ing. bases his prediction on the color
and height Of the laurel blossoms and.
the positions selected on the laurel
bushes BY hornets in making their
nests.
Evening star., 1921-08-03

The thinning out of the older ball
players has begun. Not all of them
Will become managers, either.
Evening star., 1921-08-03
STEEL d CUTS W

STEEL G CUTS W
PITTSBURGH. l.. Juiv o..
ate Of pay "or noa labor At
,lants Of the Ion q lausf,lln st,
~pany, larges " the indepel,
and last them to lower
Y g.: g g; :: = .,
which reminds US that
the real overcoat days Of
October are only a couple
Df months away.
and right now Grosner's
is holding a repetition of
their last years August
Overcoat Sale-again Of
fering their entire stock
of Kuppenheimer & Gres-
ner Overcoats at one price
-$28.@-for garments
that viii retail this fall
from $40 to $70-and that
you VIII not be able to
duplicate at the $28.%
price at the end Of winter.
Plenty of the new styles
and all the wanted fabrics
and colors.
ALTERATIONS YREE.
SMALL DEPOSIT AccEPrnn
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED on
MONEY REFUNDED.
~-~@~@~H
Evening star., 1921-08-03
WfuDek h.

wfuDek h.
because she -
erT over to hh.
An attempt by
LEGGED murdered
WcA Every pl
'rching Is b
,thorit1o6.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1921-09-08

Yates, his mother being quite sick
with typhoid fever.
Earl Ruckel and family, Mrs.
McMbben and children and Mrs.
Barton spent Sunday with Mrs.
Keltner.
Christie Lucas spent Sunday
with Ethel Pugh.
Misses Eva Cline and Carrie
Keltner spent Sunday with Miss
Jessie Lucas.
John Lucas and family spent
Sunday at l.. Lucas.
Mrs. Roy Binney called a t
Frank earns Monday.
The ladies ofBlueSunday School
cleared S18.25 at the Baston and
Pugh sale.
Clyde Wagner's spent Friday
in Joplin. @
Clyde Wagner and family at
tended the ice cream supper at
Diamond Thursday night.
Misses Helen Keltner, Ethel
Pugh, Frances earns and C ornie
Lilly are attending Jasper High
School this winter. Gilbert and
Ruby Lilly will also attend Jasper
school this year.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1921-09-08

ceived stating that a little son has
arrived at the home of Emrald
Taylor and wife at Enid, Okla.
Rotsch Kincaid and family
spent day visiting his parents,
John Kincaid and wife,
Robert Gresham and wife are in
Oklahoma City for a few weeks
stay.
Howard Matthews returned to
Milwaukee Saturday, where ne
teaches in the school of engineer
ing.
Mastin Stith was kicked by his
horse Monday and had his wrist
dislocated.
10 Carter visited at Dick Car
ter's Sunday. His little boy who
had a broken arm is getting along
we'll enough to go to school.
Mines. Felske, Welsh and Mat
thews were at the schoolhouse Fri
day putting it in shape for the
opening Monday.
Mr.. Welsh attended the teachers
meetings in Carthage Friday and
Saturday.
Thursday the Ladies AidSociety
have an all day meeting at the
church.
Singing School at the church
Tuesday night.
The old settlers picnic at Moss
Springs was attended by the fam
lilies of Nathan Rice, Will Sims
H. Rusk and j. Bull.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1921-09-08

ence Carr, JimBrowne and George
Fowler attended the farm club
convention at Springfield We'd
nesday.
Watermelon haulers will get a
rest now as watermelons are about
gone.
Eva Parr helped Mrs. Clarence
Carr cook for threshers Monday
and Tuesday. e
Several of the farmers are haul
ing wheat.
Clarence Mead's barn caught
fire Wednesday evening but the
fire was put out before any dam
age was done.
May Joyce spent Thursday with
her sister, Mrs. Ruth Clements.
Bill Joyce and wife from Indiana
are visiting relatives here.
Forest Grove school began Mon
day with Miss M aurine Webb as
teacher.
Corn cutting has begun in this
locality.
Earl Kunkler has purchased 9
Ford roadster.
Several from here attended the
picnic at Sheldon last week.
Mrs. Jim Browne spent Sunday
with Mrs. F. A. Martin.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1921-09-08
LEBANON AND BORDER
LINE
Miss Althea Armstrong

ANAloo AAAbAASA a.
Roy Boucher and family arrived
at the j. w. Boucher and Mrs.
R. R. Harris home Sunday after
a weeks visit with Mrs. Boucher's
parents, j. H. Harris and wife at
Ava, Mo.
Messrs. and Mesdames Sam Nc
Gaughey and George Halle and
Mrs. Christine Winter were dinner
guests of Mrs. Emma Huber and
family Sunday.
Emmett Jones'of St. Joseph was
a guest at H. j. Stansberry's re-
Gently.
Miss Althea Armstrong enter
tanned her Sunday School class OF
junior boys of the Jasper Baptist
Sunday School at her home at an
all day picnic Friday. There were
six boys and four girls present, the
girls being guests of the boys
choosing. All seemed to enjoy the
occasion and entered with great
enthusiasm into the sports, ICE
cream and picnic dinner.
Mrs. Fred Winter, Mrs. Morris
Crumm and children, Mrs. GeralC
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1921-09-08
FOREST GROVE AND BOS
TON
Mrs. Geo. Fowler

MID. GcOs rOWiCL
George Brown was a Carthage
visitorSaturday and brought home
a Ford roadster.
Louis Dion lost the best horse
he had Friday night, caused by
wheat founder.
Mrs. R. M. Woods helped Mrs.
Louis Dion cook for silo hands
Monday.
Charles Tabler and Orville and
Hays Clements visited at George
Fowler's Sunday.
Frank Wilson spent Sunday at
B. F. Wilson'S.
Clarence Cars entertained
company Sunday.
C. R. Joyce and daughter May
attended j. B. Sargent's sale
Monday.
Mrs. G. R. Joyce and daughter
Dorothy spent Wednesday at Sey-
mour Brown's.
Paul Moves, r. M. Woods and
Charles Dublin attended the farm
club convention at Springfield last
week.
Theodore Wheeler and family
went to Nashville Tuesday.
May Joyce went to her school
Sunday near Nashville where she
will teach.
Hubert Cones and wife were
visiting at the Bud Boss home
last week. NJ
Mesdames r. M. Woods, Clar.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1921-09-08
BLUE AND BETHEL
Frances and Mary earns

Mr.. and Mrs. Cones spent SUM-
day at Mr.. Lawless'.
Lee Mitchell and family, Miss
Elsie Arner and Mrs. Cotton at
tended a Sunday School rally Sum
day at Iantha.
School began Monday at Rocky
Mound, Miss Carrie Keltner
teacher, and at Blue with Miss
Coda Wallace teacher.
Mrs. Nora Cones and Mrs. Cot
ton attended a convention last
week at Springfield.
Paul Bowman is spending q
week with his grandmother, Mrs
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1921-09-08

Scissor and children and Mrs. Tom
Miller spent Wednesday wi tn
their sister, Mrs. Will Griffett.
Will. Griffett and family were,
dinner guests Of M. T. Gritfett's
Sunday.
Mrs. Will Grffett joined her
sisters Mines. Scissor, Crumm and
Miller and brother George at a.
dinner at the home of their father
Charles Woodrow in JasperSatur-
day.
Claude Waddell and family of
Colorado are moving back to Bar
ton County to spend the winter.
Their household goods arrived at
the Harve Lee home Mrs. Wad-
dell's parents )seyeral days ago.
HarrisonWaltz and family, Fred
Gresham and family and Rev. Mr..
Dowless and family were guests Of
Mrs. Belle Patterson and family
Sunday.
George Woodrow spent Friday
night with his sister, Mrs. Will
Griffett and family.
Miss Nancy Law left Sunday
to attend Rude's Business College
at Carthage. Parker Andrews of
this neighborhood will also be a
student there this year and many
good wishes attend both students
in their college work.
Mrs. Zoah Ellington and daugh-
ter Verna May who have been
staying for the past few weeks
with Mrs. L. Y. Byers are spend
ing this week at home.
Miss Althea Armstrong called
on Mrs. R. P. Lane Sunday.
Mrs. D. A. Stansberry is Wis
iting her son, H. j. Stansberry
and family.
An interesting and enjoyable
meeting of the farm club was held
at the home of Mrs. R. P. Lane
Wednesday Of last week, % ladies
being present. In the absence of
the secretary Mrs Harrison Waltz,
Mrs. H. j. Stansberry, vice-presi-
dent was chosen to act as secre.
tary. Poultry was the subject
discussed. Delicious cake and tes
were served BY the hostess. The
next meeting will be with Mrs
w. S. Lane, afternoon of Wednes
day, September IA.
Mrs. HarrisohWaItz and daugh
, ter Mary Belle spent Wednesday
. and Thursday atEldorado Springs
; where George Waltz has beer
. staying the pastfew weeks in hope
of regaining better health. They
: report Mr.. Waltz to be much i'm
proved and are much encouraged
5 as to his recovery in the near flu
I ture.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1921-09-08
DEWEY
Mrs. May Matthews

Miss Aretha Flowers and Miss
Gladys Rusk are attending the
High Schoolin Jasper.
Cordell Keller will return to
Manhattan, Kans., this year to
finish his college course.
Dewey school opened with %
pupils including twins. AS far as
known it's the first time twins
were ever enrolled on this register.
Nathan Rice and family and
Clarence Ferguson and family
spent Sunday with Mrs. Bull.
Vernon Matthews and family
were out from Carthage on visit
Sunday afternoon.
Sunday School at the Brethren
Church every Sunday.
Walter Carter and wife, Mrs.
Turner and two sisters and Miss
Ina Turner went to Lakeside Sun
day.
Lester Carter and family, have
arrived in Texas and are visiting
relatives there for a rest on their
way to California. Tom Flowers
sister, Mrs. Helen Frost, spent
the day with them Wednesday.
David Wood and his daughter
Mrs. Andrews visited a few days
in Maple Grove the past week.
David Wood and wife spent
Saturday in Carthage and visited
Ed Davis family on their way
home.
Everett Miller and family of
Carthage and Will Flowers and
wife spent Wednesday at Tom
Flowers
Miss Gladys Rusk spent Sun
day with Miss Bessie Flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. McRea of east of
Carthage and Mr.. and Mrs. Weir
of Alba spent Sunday atColumbus
Carriers.
Miss Vena Kyle is visiting in
Webb City.
Several are suffering with hay
fever. Will Montgomery, Miss
Augusta Kyle and Mrs. Kyle are
having it.
Charles Nation a grand nephew
of Carrie Nation, is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Rogers.
Mrs. Turner has returned from
visit at Marionville.
Mrs. Underwood, Mrs. Dwight
Murto and Miss Sylvia Perkins
visited Mrs. Sam McReynolds
Thursday.
Mrs. Gaddis of San Diego is
visiting in Dewey this week anC
also fishing some.
Announcements have been re
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-17
CEDDES SEES
GERMAN HAND

Continued From Page one
riHfre Nu. nflUd uf mtnttfiun nf
rout semitic 1900 boo ottlor to ohyiau
au, possibility cf urun dllun niu
conflict with fho United sIatrH 0n nuY
InUnl whichever Wr fhon HrrN nn
thr rra.0 commission trnN urn
tldmt lni HpHuton between Great
hIlialn tnI lhr United states before
unt iorm lntr should nr mpiu,ct
THAT u,atl stands tuiaN iu hlles auI
white BONG n thr fa,n of % th' uhls
nUr,H hove mado men believe ho.h
here unf Boz mr tnuuuy thero ls e puf-
Hhluy 900 conflict between yom aun
W Hnt mime Through lno operation
oft Hu .luptnuHe alliance Do lH
nul iruo
tt is tha constant 1lm of fno.n
Inhtu mDH alaluH whom WD afr0NU
Boo watt tu fct ihp uufl0ns recently ul-
uel ud uaaociaiod at odds with one
auuthcr. to ten tng1shmon tnit thr
unrDd states is no' donr ben shane
to teu you chat ENGLAND has sinister
GNsl.ns AbaInm You Thps Hu trNne
tn l6 ihe Same lhiuE tn thUnHte frsnc.
uam pos ans FROM you nut an lanR aH
tlf British ana American nation nft
Ut,i u world affairs Dee whnpor
lnaW thr3 hirN un chpnro iu again
destroy tha peace of ihe world.
rrhore le 300 possibility of Great
britain being brought into conflict
With enc United states Through the
medium of Japan"
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-17

hD compelled rDxt month tn pay the
30 per cent and for every month there
after unless thc petition oft tho gaa
company iH resisted mceo sfuily
Tho mlas meeting sot forth for to-
nlrht hnn boon postponed. The com
miitNe lH working on sUmo Information
to bring before the mcetinE and Tho
caller was advised i1st uiRh. THAT an
"details of the matter had NOT been
worked ont. rho meeting VIII be boost
ponod from day 90 day ana tho public
advised hy The committee whom it s
tu Doe held.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-17

Borah SAWS Harding Told him
0ac thing and pomdoNtcr says
thc cgari opposite was expressed
100 him in White House consult
uiim 81 Iooe, as B. the divinity
fAu hedges o. president won 2
prevent some roeaIcitmut com
grossmcn Demanding just where
llurdmp stand. which may bee
embarrassing.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-17
NO TIME TO HALT

Any great end significant mo. o..
monf has fs periods when fhc
casual observer docs Nut nafc fhc
continuance of eide notion This
mus Do true oI lho development
~ ihe campaign for deep vHfor
port Of Corpus CHRISTI. ycl even
the most eaWll reader of tGp
news cannot flii tO sec that thcre
is something 90 once hg and pro
rrcssivc nay hy dgy rcprese
tniivs oi large interests BOB ihc
lifo of Tc,n. have como u fn .aN
they appreciate Wha' d, ud
taken and that thcv alo rCady io
help bring 'ho deep water nr-
jeri to success Thgy admit
frankly tha' ihcy aro behind
because i promise. morm0g, sd-
vantage fo 900 sccliou, Already
The secretary of ths deep va'er
nssociation Boa, received endorse
mouis from moro .hau forty hod-
ics bon this state They represent
aN possible interests Cotton
growers cattle growers. bankers
and representatives of every iu
duvry have seen the necessity for
The proposed port aud have cu
dorscd 3D.
Commontine upon fhe move.
m,nt for b nnf iu fhe Western
Gmf The brownsville Herald
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-17
CITIZENS ASKED
FOR FIGHT FUNDS


't't''ttNN fAN'N Nah fAAtN
pose to employ judge Gordon poonc
and Russell savag, Geo assist son f.ehi.
inF De petition az me RATS company
ITO raise This FUND it b. suggested
Mat ll gas consumers contribute a
minimum of tO ptr cent of last
months gaa hin or move Thoy viii
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-03
LLOYD M'BRI0E- -WHERE IS
PRISONER NJ jACkERs

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
suluncc he would lupk oui Tor the party
aud wire when located 80 word coming
from ~. sheriff nor from the missing
man. unoasinoss grew saturday. and In
the hop. of bcsurrlng the Utah sheriff
o. renewed activity In locating and hold
lnr the man claiming In be- Lloyd Me
Bride another message was sent.
IN the Judgmep, ~ Frank Mcliride.
no missing mans uncle the telegram
asking fov money wa bogus. II tho
money were sent. be- would start home
AZ once. the message said. That the
tclclram was sent By hljacEcrs holding
him captive Is the most probable thco'
~. thinks Frank Mcbride. II Is the
hope ui M uncle that u friend ~ his
n, pillow II on the way. W. possibly now
IN ogden 90 render any assistance chat
NAV b. necessary.
sheriff Burton Roach who had given
She disappearance oi Mcbride. consid'
cradle attention IL out 4 N" city. Its
4 strange case. say Deputies Fred Cobb
aud James pottiuger Deputy Cobb
holds 10 the theory that II II quite pos.
sihlr Ter the kilograms from Ogden "a
have b"cn signed by McBridc's cap
tors.
The au, ,;lon most puzzl.ng "a William
Bunting. the brother in.law. II why
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-03
EIGHT CLAYTON MEN WILL serve
Terms In STATE PENITENTIARY

.uo hundred dollars tn. tu each 90
Co.,, fourteen counts.
Tho last named Ha, created wilde.
sp.olj .ri,.t.t o. p.. %, OF fh.. section
g, Sew N,Niro gul th, adjoining cuun.
ti.s Boo T,ya. and Colorado The ci~a
aua nu su'r.i information flrd chsrg
.ua Ir.1'.N .u Nh''h money SPAN uf
uNl,. .u quantities cot liuuur were
u,. ,.t'd tor 'r'r tiu Ir. 200 U.Finiu.
IDn OFF iDUfl,sgrrr. rnmh.U.. Hui auto
tAIc',s Tho evidence against collins
vHs 'otaired when -. ;. imuW. Glen
Eul 1ud Howard iiaurr who plead.
,d g..iiy ~ gimhliu". h'u'i'gging and
iIrrNug -tDl,n ultUs appeared before
ir, grand 5000, two N,D. IS aru and gave
testimony accusing collins off accounting
th. ,.fI.H lrih,s wh,, %, ygs ~
f.tHr' District attorney
This ,rtr lasted or % urriUl ~ five
'1,s and tho iury returned a Verdict
lf' o. celebrating about ~ tv minutes.
The case was prosecuted hy District
httriuc, u. ~ NopdVjll while a."
dCfcns, WAS e. ngpscd oi q. =. Easter.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-03
A Word to the Wise

In March ! was called to The bed
side e my sister In Brewtun. Alabama.
She was given up To- die and was al
most dead. Talked In whisper Doe
tors said nothing but an operation would
save her and she was too weak fur that
H,r color was yellow as a pumpkin and
she was filled with gls. That day !
heard e Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
and went and got "A bottle for her In
three weeks she was ahl. o. be about
and walked q mile 20 church. am
uraising Your medicine to everyone
II b. q simple. harmless preparation That
removes the catarrhal mucus from the
Intestinal tract and nllays the inilam'
nation which causes practically all
stomach. liver and intestinal ailments.
including appendicitis. one dose will
convince or money refunded. Randall
Drug CO.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-03

w NHAot lhith lffhH
MENICO cry. April 2-Germnn
immigration CO. Mexico has fo dccrcas.
"a that not more than 500 have enter.
al ihif country since the end ~ the
war German officials have urged
their ruuntrymcn not 10 migrate here
10 present hut mther to avail them.
selves ct tho facilities offered for srt.
Element in thu South American rcpuh
lies ~ Argentina. Uruguay aud Para.
quay Information 90 this effect was
given 90 thr German embassy follow.
INK inquiries us 90 .WspIuer reports
h,rr that 400 official request had been
made in b,hdf ~ Germans Cor com
rcsslun az uhoJt 5O.Oou UcroE of land
In Cnahu.ln.
Denial was made that the Coahuila
concession in question pertains 90 Ger.
mnn citizens Cnuns. llor i'uhr asserting
that ~" request was mad" hy natural.
iyed Germans In tho United StntoH. prin.
cipaily from Texas. who wished a. form
% colon, uoar las NaHs Cmhuila. and
desert their American homes.
"Th" only prol,ntipus emigration
from Germany tu Mexico ended iu fail'
ulo. Counsellor Fuhr asserted. short.
IS SITTER tho end ~ me ser colonial.
lion company was formed ~ several
hundred members who pooled their ~.
surfco1 ana pur' hawd Gogmnn puldF
estimated Ia bring sNoo0oU Wesol when
sold iu Mryicu
Two men were appointed o. accom-.
pany the gouds hut unfortunately af'
ter thny disposed n them they pocket.
n IN" money ana have disappeared.
Meanwhile the wuuldhr colonists rm.
horkcd Tor Mexico In large numbers
hut since their arrival here they have
been virtual wards II the permanent
German colony IN Moyico city, mas.
much as they had invested al their
funds .u "a, dofunct company one u
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-03
PLAINv|EN BURNS

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
her high pressure puuptruck aud the
cEoc!lrni equipment at the pumping