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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20
L00KABAUGH IS HERO
Captain OF AgRic Wrestling Team
King Bee" AT Oklahoma 4. n
VI. College.
Special 20 The world

Special 20 the Notid
sTILLwATER,. March i9-Cap-
tain Guy Lookabaugh OF the wrest b
ling team is the seasons hero at
Oklahoma a. a NJ college. The
entire team has been the most pop
ular sport organization OF the year,
due 10 its successes under the
coaching OF Ed Gallagher. but
"Looky" Is the king bee.
Lookabaugh is the Southwest con-
ference and also Western conference
middlcwcight champion, winning the
first title Mt saltwater when he, en-
tered against men OF the uniyersi-
ties of Texas and Arkansas. and
Texas A. & M college, and the sec
ond when in the Big Ten meet at
bloomington, Indiana, he heat the
stars from the 4 largest schools In
the middlewest.
Southwestern Champions.
The Oklahoma Agglcs hold 'thc
southwest championship for 1921.
Their showing at bloomington, when
with three mcn--Lookabaugh. Bris-
coe and Voylcs--cnterod against !
full teams OF seven men coch. A.
a NJ. won one first place of seven.
caused invitations from such teams
aa Ohio State and Chicago univer-
stiles for dual matches next year.
Lookabaugh has never lost in col
legiatc wrestling. His only defeat
OF any sort was by u. Leino OF the
New York Athletic club at Birmlng
ham. Ala last spring I'm the ma
tional 4. A. 4. meet. Leino Is now
champion of the world In the ibS-
pound class, winning at the Olym-
pic In Antwerp.
"Bcar Hug" Tavoritc Hold.
Looka baugh's specially II the
bear hug" with which he bends
his opponent backward. He has won
most Of his falls this season in one,
two or three minutes OF work on the
mat Frequently Lookabaugh has
been matched agains, men In one N>
rNyo weight classes above his own
Weight. particularlN In the, dual
meet OF the Aagics with oklahoma,
Nebraska and Arkansas universities
and Iowa state college. III held the
famous Wallace. Ames heavyweight
to draw.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20
New Swimming Record.

NEW YORK, March 19--Edwin
Binney. jr., of Yale, set an inter-
collegiate record of 23 4-5 seconds
for the 50-yard SWIM in trial heat
at the individual intercollegiate
championships here tonight.
Yale won three events for total
of 26 points, 81 more than her near
vest competitors, Amherst and Rut-
gers. Columbia had four, Pennsyl-
yania and navy two.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20
MANTEI l. STARTS WORK;
RILEY ALSO TRAINING

Mantell last week started light
training for his go here late this
month and was to have begun ex-
tcnsive preparations tomorrow. lie
will continue to take light training
for a few days. beginning heavy
work about Wednesday. e.
Jimmy Riley, Tulsa lightweight
who meets Packy Ryan In the 10
round semi -windup, is also in train
ing here.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20
Welterweights Box II Rounds
In Feature Contest March 81
||lasVGS5D!sSs 5D!S
Ierry Doiley
TULSA. okla.

TULSA, Okla,
March 90. Al
though II is too
early TO hazard
an opinion on the
probable makeup
OF the Tulsa Oil
crs when they
start the 1921
campaign. April
13, and there are
several positions
uncertain, n fair
line on the re-
spective merits Of
[ h c candidates
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20

title by right OF his vic'prJ over
Battling Lcvinsky a year AGO viii
meet Paul Sampson for II rounds
In New York. This looks like a
very one-sided affair. sampson a
an awkward, heavy-hlttlng fiPhtrr
who outweighs Gibbons by 30
pounds, but the clever. crafty Tom
my will be able To cut him 10 rib
bons and may flattcn him well with
In the limit In fact, there are few
good fighters today who care to
enter the ring with tue st. Paul
puncher. lie is too good for most
OF them.
OF late Homer Smith. a Kalama-
ZOO Mich. heavyweight, has been
coming 10 the front with rapid
strides and he has done so well
against young heavyweights In New
York that he has been matched
with Capt. Bob Roper for II ses-
sions this week. Smith is hig.
hcavy-hitting clown. but he knows
little about boxing skill Roper is
asclover fellow, but not a hard
puncher and much smaller than
Smith. II will be setback, how
ever, for Roper to lose, while if the
bout goes the limit he should out
point Smith by safe margin.
There Is very little boxing In the
west now because OF tho fact that In
Illinois.-hissouri. Oklahoma and one
or two other states promoters are
waiting for legislatures TO act on
boxing bills that are pending. The
Missouri bill has passed the house
aud may pass in the senate in n day
or two. Governor HYDE Is expected
to sign It and IN that case st. Louis
and Kansas City will again be box
ing centers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20

Special to The world -
STlLLWATER. Okla, March 10.
oklahoma A. 4 NJ. college Will for
the second consecutive year be the
sceno of the annual track and field
meet OF the eOkiahoma Intcrcollc-
giate Athletic conference.
Tho 1921 meet will be held Satur-
day. May 2i, and II enough athletes
are entered, two days-Uill be used.
the preliminaries starting Friday.
according To announcement made
by Coach r. G. Gallagher of A, 4 NJ.
who IL secretary OF the q. l. a. &
Tulsa university and a. & NJ.
made bids for the coming meet and
the committee in charge selected A
Last spring the Aggies were easy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20

It's bad enough to have Mike
O'Dowd lose n close fight as last
Thursday night. but it's adding IN
suit to injury when an Irish referee,
Johnny McAvoy, gives the decision
against another Celt on st. Patrick's
day!
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-02
Trar;e Sheriff Is
Ku Klux Member
Grand Jury Says

AUSTIN TEXAS Nov. l. (By Associated Pres)-teportng
formally Judge James Hamilton of the criminal district court
today Of the investigation by the courts order into
,yties of the Ku Kux county the grand jury under
ioYemanhp Guy Co said that he sheriff of Travis
ty conees having joined the order and paid his entrance fee
OF Sl65O"
deputy sheriff named assigned by the Travis county sheriff
to Jede and feather party awaited himself
Of his legal right refuse testify when grand asked
him the question Il he had Joined the ku Klux Klsn
city detective named likewise avaed himself of his legal
right question which might tend to ncrmnate
him. when he asked by grand whether he had
sned the Ku k!ux Khan.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-02
WALKOUT UNIONS
ONLY WEAPON TO
OBTAIN CONTRACT

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov by Associated Pess)A nation wide
strike of coal miners seemed inevitable tonight operators
injunction issued by Federal Judge A. b. Anderson which pro-
scribed the check off" Of union dues
telegram sent late today from headquarters Of the United Mine
Workers OF America after it had been definitely that
junction yet effect aved union officials 10 regard
continuance of the Checked breaking the existing wage
ment
The telegram signed by President John L. Lewis president
Phillip Murray and Secretary William Green, said:
"Any abogson setting aside any part section
agreement including the section providing for the checking off
dues and be regarded other than violation
of the and should treated accordingly by the district
officers and local unions"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-02
PROBE ORDERED
or CHARGES ON
SOLDIER HANGING
STORM Is STIRRED UP IN
SENATE WHEN WATSON
ALLEGES CRUELTY.

81 NsNnrIuitu IftHs
" hNIIl\GTO\. \ov Flat
charge. b, senator Watson. Dem.
ocrat. Gro-gil. that man, imcri-
can soldier, IN tn \ O. T. had
been hanged IN France without
court martial or trial.. stirred up
q storm IN thr Seuaic toda, which
resulted iu the adoption by unani-
mou, vote IT an order Tor IN in,eH.
tigl ION. ai which the Georgia
senator VIII be- asked to pres ~
y uul 81 his chirges.
\ special committee hradrd by
Senator lirlndcere. Republican.
Connecticut. was appointed to make
the inquiry after Scmtor Watson
h1d rciu'rd tu prrsen, his charges
before thr senate MILITARY cont
mtitirc. h',au.c hr said. II was not
impartial other Srnior ~.
pointed on the investigating com
miiirc were Frnr-t. Kentucky. and
Willis. Ohio. Republicans: O,rrmiu
oi north ta,oliu'. n,moc a.
SuutUI ruuuru Democrat OHu
sos rIa. appointed % go th. Dumftr
'ut vu. ur- NanI, '. ..,t, and 700 %.
r homO.u Boz h- rIa.. uil D.. -...r
cd fuwHIuu EHH uf th. commit.
N agreement tr, u,...r- ut Jh. mI
nN committee TH, urf m,rru
ain Do, h.IT f.rt.t......t.. I...t ..t.... De- I'D
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-02
Senate Fight On
Sales Tax To Be
Opened Thursday

WASHINGTON Nov. by Associated Press)-Sae tax pro-
ponoa the Senate claimed tonight close necessary
majority through Of the three plans offered by
Senator Smoot Republican Utah substitute for the mcesne
excscs contained IN the pending revision bill
Canvaes OF the Senate made tonight while the luxury and
under debate said have
half Of the total Republican membership prepared support the
supporters
Luxury and nuisance held the the stage
today and tonight with party lines obeated for the first
since the revision bin taken up five
many Of this class Of voted of the bill that the
charge made from the democratic side that
strip the as to make necessary the adop
,on Of general sales taN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-02
10000 World War Vets Parade
With War Time Spirit And Snap

4 ,..d.I 20 E, flr u!tHp baud rrr,i
drui uHr..u % 'i,,Iu sent o. thr
Uou, su COOS .. a mlIL .f tlwtr,,. thr
allied H#.r- tes ' tI. bead ui the
turs, .I.n until tI. reviewing stand
go. reached Thor thn dropped a.i
.rd taoI tl,. place. li.t.,d them Ih',
oLrd h-u i 81 ,,uWis! .n.
,ilGus NiD Tr-ibW tooiid.p aud
o. governor. ri several tate, alr'8d,
here
Nar.h1I Io.h md t.ucral rrr-hiug
rIfitrd Gf-t o. ts.r partN Wa- ttpf
ed o. Ri'ssuH.thrr fhr Nmru'iu liN
iu. ace Th, N,r, followed olr,,i, D.,
,eu,rll nilg and 1ru.fll lncuuc>. with
Ndus-ni Iarl Ii.ait, trd admiral o.
man net frf iehind
lIDnurcd ~. it~s.
fre ali'.r, hfd hardly iimr 60 ~ri.
10, thtm-,l,r, hri,r0 tl', we're ,om
.sil,d o. salute O., oo.ur, n,iug la
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-02

veteran. and ths distinguished visitor.
.r W abroad
NItahls.s iu stand
Marshal ip,h vith G.n Illtn ! Pet
.rm- CON ifmaufo Bas of Iial,
'istf tom Baron Jt'iu'. ol Islri ana.
N',.i.al fati 0. sits li ttrt Britain.
a. ldm.l' Iiugh ~ dr1n 60 thr
Nm'u'aG .uItN. rnd We President
Coolidge .rG WI tn : bn \. III
,Inr. vri.n'd ih' parade trom q hir
.f. i.riug s'ard
I'1 m ri'Hrn -. hr, mfr, bod
.i.rid.r o, sHoslier with tho-. who
&c Hg'u drnp'd their uniforms.
f..Hgif together in to- demurar, ~
..rm.h SER be- TN uid spirit II di.
titiae aud tgsiuinC Was e,id.ni
.h.lrghp ihr par d. huur,tt. o.. ihs
''f'raus sfrp'e rirc boz piltnpu furrna
', 20 srd ,rrpprI nj ltrs o. %, O., irA
i. uifiUss.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-02
HULL IS ELECTED
HEAD DEMOCRATIC
EXECUTIVE BOARD

ST LOUIS No. Nov (By Associated Press The democratic
party today chose former Congressman Cord Hull of Carthage
Tenn chairman entrusted his
leadership the task of returning the party in the nation
in 1924
George H. White of Marietta Ohio retired to the party ranks,
there help the struggle for the ideals of democracy
The change leadership which had been held by Mr. White
july 1920 when he the chamanshp the call of former
Governor James NJ Cox Ohio the nominee for president
assured early today hen after conferences lasting practically
all night announced that all elements Of the party had agreed
upon either former secretary of Breckenridge Long,
of St Louis and Washington, d. c, or Mr.. Hull
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-02

Hy Assasiaf.d Irsss
kA\>N> CIn. No Nut o. lms.
loss var h.tu',. truuit'd ir pra,', ut-,
90 Boo rTkis" hsr' t"iiN before Nfr-il1i
tn,l Ul tfarrr. supreme thsi mill
'a.s :-....F"''. and Wa 'im rhirfs ui
il. rltr uaiiun. Who 8 +. nem &"
fiti. -. Veteran. from s.rr, r.t. m
'h' mon mssrlrn in ti'r -rrat pageant
~ iitr ,uIntrN'~ urf.tiils arm r q
.ir'nrfl--''f. annual orr co. oi fhr
.r',au i.ei" o. vr. rrui,ntl, the
sn .'r.' lr1t.u trfiiln 0f i's hind tine
l.-i vhi ever have. a. u brnagh o..
er'loi again ii. Esrii header, e ihr
HH- lrd ram q marching legiur
tru"- ihf uHA nstrf Bsain b. sur
q Il- 81 o. numbers approximately fpr.
t' thru.lfd ,etrr- us VIE in linz. as
t.f,i1e t, thf irsi s.f.mais~
several hun.lirl shnu>lud .g.cd1tsr,
yImEsd ga parade route g. a,,lim ths
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-02

tn" names 90 NJ Long ana Nj Hun
as 'oupr.mis, candidates are under.
NuI Goo have he.n pu' forward o., the
upu n,uts 0f Nj Whit, and were de-.
clar,d O., senator POT Harrison of Ni-
assipp. and his tva colleagues un tine
committee as Chairman whites ru.
n,uta'iy,
Retiring chairman White announced
THAI Nj hJlls selection was 's .,rt
,aurr one asserting that Dec had NOT
.h,,u 90. ,,'y allied with ans of th. cam.
.lddt,- 40 %, San Francisco couycu.
t.g
Publicly hDwtv.r. an assert they ar.
wei! pleased with No HUI and insured
hm ihrir luyal-support Reports thn.
Daniel e. Eeper. former internal r,rc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-02

front oi uui ,tf- bearing tlu 50 Dnn
rr's>ionsl m'd : ~ luu"i m.u tud
hr plrads had osissil 81, hr.uu
Tho .tlf' dti.e.ti Hl.' ri...d rs-i iu
''phahrii'Hi .rdrr aff NaHFu thr
leader. ~, Nb'Hwl lrlipuliu., we're
headed O., Lamar I.firr,. rrprr-ruta
ite e. tnucu., pud Htif,f uf th. OBJ,
iingri.hrd >rr,i,r tr.- limu-t ihrrr
hours elapsed from il, iiur t.i- Nls
nl contingent SWIM. past uutil t1r
l1,t msn ~ tb, " l~hi hi1cf.u sstr pn-',
lfd r-uriNrh trr efiulss 10 hi, furirrT
mm1ud ~ ~" raftdr began win .
bright srn lighting up the ,rHur. and
'ud.d WHEN t!r purpie ~hadpv. ui
Ni.~ouu 1utuwu evening. blrud With
fhr heavier shade. oi dus'. The huge
crowd, m thr rurrdpu streets which
had been pushed hfrh with dfnrrts
CONTINUED ~ PAGE IWOI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-02
RED TAPE FINALLY
CUT IN NOBLE aim
TO DOLE OUT Beer

WASHINGTON Nov. by Associated Pess)-Leers
be brewers advising them that beer already
and held stock may be sold for medical purposes under
treasury regulations Internal Revenue Commissioner Blair
nounced tonight
Sale Of this beer for the sick could begin proper
permits Mr. Blair declared adding that there would be
the issuance Of permits to brewers whose applications with
flaw The bureau, ne said would allow any tape TO
,and in the Of mediate distribution beer medical pu
poses.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-02
PARENT OF DEAD
YOUTH SAYS SON
WAS not AFRAID
ALWAYS WAS QUIET PEACE
Full BOY DECLARES Ell
DER THoMASON.
ny DAVID VI. W WARREN.

u VIII help prosecute the case
TO ,m bitter end n ! have any
I,uo ,r do II on. nai' q"
rhhmasan Ut san AagNio. fa,her of
u. T.. Thomson. late last night,
in connection with the death or his
son.
~ am not going io put out any
thing about the affair ia any shape,
ease or form-onl, that ! am going
~ investigate il thoroughly today.
am not going to tail, about Il at
al.
n know that hoy raised him,
continued the father I" know that
hc wasn't Scared. II hc had pulled
. gun. I am sure that hc would
have pulled II ~ usr Il ~ once.
"lf fhrf hur bad happened io h. stand
Irr un th. ground J ana sure thcrf
would htr. I,.u $500 OF them d,ld.
rm satisfied that 1. would not h1v,
l,.u secured of the officer Ilp ruuldu
Hlsu heau scared of hm-ond ho was
always such quiet r0lroful how too
.'Iy SON oul ',d Foe tho army q fcw
1.ts before D., vls seventeen years Of
Hr. 200 san Angelo and was sent 10 =
Tnso fo romg',t. hH papers Iie wn'
fI.u sent to O., f..'uE. pa. ! believe
vU.r. Do received m. huic1l tmninp
.n ft. tank o1u TE.n ho was E.u'
overseas. whore H. .r.l with credit
IrI received .u honorable Dis h1rr'
.. ....Hf I'.Irf.lr.. .. f|.f.T 1910
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-02
JUMPS $1,000 FEET
AND LANDS SAFELY

~ Nssoratei Pres
KANSAS cry No. Nov -
>.rrt Eutl thamb'r~ oi Post
Ihld. I,it ill. ilWion okla, "a.
diN lrrhc what ofiirial~ ~, = tn
r,t u for hieh slit ldr parachute
mpin-. wh'a he lap'd lpuruN'.
rs.,k - n0 trst irum lu army
srtanc pil ll;rd bN ii-ui. N"ud u
I..H.,,. slse ct Pri tirid. 80"
Q 10 va. prif4rsd in connection
with the Nilrricrn legion iising
wstt ~s-.fnnt Chambers d'-~t~"i
tah IS minute
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-02

31oUon ~ th, $4,000 lu,cn miners are
employed
Tho text ~ tho telegram follows.
'As result of the disagreement be.
tween tH, United Mine Workers OF
vu>uNrEp Oh PAGE Twol
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-02
HnII.NNn DIS

SfN ANTONIO Texas Nov L.
William Holland sSr HFe 1 t.Hfs
E.'anu te, and coffee m."h.f 90
uIe city died heru ir loWU. ti.
morning IIe hd loon engaged .u fH.s
'r.i. Zoe so years. and h.. family fH.
.v'l f nor. than 200 years
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-02
TH0MAS0N Dies FATHER
MAY PROSECUTE OFFICER
MAN shot While
ON WAY TO JAIL
DIES OF WOUNDS
RAILROAD AGENT CHARGED
WITH SH oTING is
AGAIN ARRESTED.

-. a. Thomason. who j. alleged
io have been shot three times az
~ aclock Mrudly night by Il. q.
a eel.
Fort Worth and Denver Railway.
died AT 5 u'cloc, yesterday after
noon at 81 hnthonN'> Sauitarium.
iIr was 20 years of age
Ills father. " /. Thomason. a..
rived ai Gij T.. u Tursda, from
~Ju lugr'u. barely an hour after
tar death uf his son.
The h0dA was removed to the
G.igcs m'rr'a! iug ptti,r and VIII
hr ,hpprd h, this firH 81 - o'clock
tonight over the Santa Fr to Nan
lrg,lo Tor burial. accompanied 10y
the tJtlcr and uthrt relatives.
% 1.s n.- 3fH.r HHe Thomson
...t.1 .. I- .HH.. lud Three
s.I.
Tuma..n Nu. perfect specimen ot
hrauf. VIrhtHe l.,H pounds
r..."Ht . .H.a. vh. U... viewed
Dol. atf 20. $500. H fum. e.II.. man.
..t.nr seen u..Ia.1a ......, boz tank
corps uui
Officers ~Il tH.f S.Ira. who was
released undo. So 5000 'aI Monday nigh,
. connect. vfh Pin. shooting wHs
again arrested a'. t,-f.fIIE Officers
.H tHl' b. N..IH probably o.. heI1 '1r
.rI again .1r 'f aI.s.I .I.re
T.I.f rH. ..,.H..-.tI .frrIHE I. ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-02
ROY Il KILLED

"N ..r'sH IraTa
PORT ARTHUR. Texas Nov -
So. Bout. 20 died b,re n'' TODAY
t.ou fn.'ur.d shHI caused 'llIH
tN- morning when hs l.tH.... ..
lf.l with t.lsUHur. r.i. placed
1.ros. the street, ur.-Hw.' Ha
2. IuH.,u prank
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-02
j. S. H0SPITkLIzkTl0N
BOARD IS ORGANIZED

., ,s.e.s'rf r-s-s
A>HfNdTON. Nnt --O-Etl.
baiion - f,d'ral bo1rd Il h'-.
ru.rfui 70 a. co. direction -
A.. I'd % ultdine ,t- snnHun,
.'s..i r D., nir,t.af oi toe Bui
gsi Dawes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-02
AGnICUL TuRE LOANS ADVANCED

WASHINGTON Nov. (3y Associated Press)-Advsnces for
financing agricultural stock wheat loans sggegang
nearly today by the War Finance Corpora
ton Seventeen listed the largest having ad
81 100000 Louisiana institutions finance exports OF
wheat and cotton.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-02

....uf U. tre provisions which pre-
.uf H applicant fram setting a per.
r rH H.t ."afed either state or
.rI.fHI I Nrr nsEliation Hereunder.
Th.- HrrDe l..h to the brewer who
H.L.- hIs application as well as 10
tH. '-s.t Uho eiii 81 a permit to
.,I H."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-02
NATIONAL COAL MINER STRlkF Feared LOOMING
Hapsburgs viii BE Deposed

comply With thu allied
con'ohfd the
Tor q ~ he
wife left Tihany and sailed aboard
the gunbuat ualnt. kunlanii.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-02
BRITISH TO co
LIMIT TO QUIT
BUILDING NAVY
DESIRE TO RELIEVE IA X
PAYERS OF BIG ARMA-
MENT BURDENS.

iy Associated Ir.as
NV NORi,. Nu, -Bnii~h
drlreltcs tp the orui,rru,, on lin
iiI'i,u ut armament, viii ru tn
Washington resolved thii. ,hrr. IT
compromising the ,Ifrt, Ut The en-.
rirr, or 10, sr1 security, the, will 20
Go almost uI, i'urth a. meet any
other great naval power. ,n 4 mu
iutl and orppuriiunatc effort to re.
hr," thcir pc"yl" trnm the bui.
den Il oomprtiti1, armament.
That announcement was made
to-day 10y lord Iec ~ Tlrcham.
iir.i lord oi thc British admiralty
aud one ui ihc official dclcgltcs Of
his country Who arrived un the
~, mpi' win otirrc Il. lrcltr, tn
~" '"1trrHut' from italS. China
md Japan tn, other dslrsntss
also -.oi,' holr fHN uf the confer
tu,p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-02

CONTINUED "N PACE rW"I
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CONTINUED OK PAGE Twm
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-04-05
SPLENDID TALK GIVEN
BY PROMINENT BAPTlSTS
Large Congregation Hear Messrs.
Burnett and Wear.

Mr.. J. Henry Burnett, of Mercer,
and Mr.. Wallace Wear, of Cordele,
brought to the Baptists i'll and around
Dawson great messages on the mis-
sionary program of Southern Baptists
last Thursday evening. Considering
the inclemency Of the weather the
meeting was we'll attended. Those who
heard the splendid speakers were
greatly impressed by the thoughtful
messages, the occasion being thor
oughly enjoyable. These brethren are
part OF south-wide campaign IN
which hundreds of speakers are en-
gagged to bring the great host OF Bap-
fist people to meet the responsibility
on the second year of raising their "
million dollar pledges. Reports from
MANY quarters indicate that there is
determined effort on the part OF this
great people to meet every obligation
despite the hard times.
Next Sundays Services.
Plans now in making indicate that
next Sunday will be red letter day
at the Baptist Sunday school. The
six Point Record" system put III
operation in the school last Sunday
will do lots to pull the efficiency OF
the school to higher standard than
ever before. The six points each in
dividual pupil, including and above the
Junior department, examines h1mse1i
on each Sunday are as follows: Pres
ent. on time, lesson studied, offering,
Bible, church, attendance. The person
answering in the affirmative on these
six points has 100 per cent. The plan
of the corps of officers is to place the
Baptist Sunday school on the Al
standard in every point at the earliest
possible date Besides efficiency, it is
expected that the school will have red
letter day in point of interest, spirit
and attendance. The splendid singing,
both special and congregational, each
Sunday under the leadership OF Mr.
Floyd Jennings, Dawson's song bird,
is especially attractive and inspiring.
Plans now are for the best music
the Baptist church has ever had at
both morning and evening services.
This means congregational and spe-
cia. This means next Sunday morning.
Morning subject: Jesus, the Light OF
the World"