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The New York herald., 1921-07-24
Concert for Charity
at Saranac Lake

Special Despatch to THE New YonK HnsALp
SARANAc LAKE. N. Y, July 23.---
Building bungalows Is developing into a
recognized summer pastime here since
the Saranac Lake Chamber Of Com
meros started its vigorous dig In and
dig out" campaign. 1t now seems prob
able that at least ten new bungalows
and possibly fifteen will compose the
first unit to be erected under the Cham
bar of Commerce united buying and
building plan.
At the concert to be given in Pontiac
Theatre August for the benefit OF the
Saranac Lake Society for the Control OF
tuberculosis the artists will include
William Gustafson. basso of the Metro
politan Opera Company: Sascha Gull
bertson. concert violinist. and Miss
Harriet Van Emden, soprano.
Mrs. G. M. Hyde of New York has
opened her camp on the Lower Saranac.
Sojourners at the Algonquin Hotel. on
the Lower Saranac Lake, are joining IN
a series OF outings to points Of interest.
In one party making the tour OF the
Saranac chain of lakes were Mrs.
Gladys Garrstt. Mrs. Benjamin Manila,
James Manila, Mrs. M. M. waxman,
Mrs. p. III. Gordon, Miss Brinley, Miss
Gordon, Leo Brennan, Mario Marcola,
George Sullivan, z. ID. Brinley, New
York
Arrivals at the Algonquin include Dr
and Mrs. NJ M. waxman, Mrs. Gladys
Garrett, Mrs. p. II. Gordon. Miss Gordon
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank III. Quimby Mis-,
Margaret Quimby. Mr.. and Mrs. K
stoughton, B. J. McManus. Miss Mary
MoManus. Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Haisei
and Miss Martha Williams of New York
The New York herald., 1921-07-24
Canoeing Is Popular
Sport at Kineo, Me.

Special Despatch 10 THE NEW YonK HERALD.
KINEo. Me-. July 23.---Statistics show
that Kineo is the greatest canoeing CEN
tire in the United States. More than
5000 canoes are hauled annually across
the Northeast Carry at the head of
Moosehead Lake to the head waters of
the west branch OF the Penobsot. the Al
legash and the 81. John rivers. Motor
boat trips In North Bay around Kineo
Mountain also are popular with the So
journers.
Arrivals at the Kineo House include
Mr. and Mrs p. y. Donovan. Mr. and
Mrs. q. II. Walker. Miss Nancy Walker,
Mrs. Helen Reilly, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. M.
SLENDER Mr.. and Mrs. Y. Mural. Mr..
and Mrs. +. soiinger. Mr.. and Mrs.
David spero. Miss Grace sinningen, Mr..
w. c. sinningen. Mr.. Alfred King. Miss
Katherine Dean and Mr.. william ]. Cut
ter of New York. Mr.. and Mrs. +. n.
Driscoli. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer r. silver,
Miss +. M. Brown. Mr.. p A. Bissell and
Mrs. c. r. Driscoli Of Boston. Mr.. and
Mrs Charles G. Butterworth and Miss
Butterworth and Mr.. c. G. Kern OF Phil
adeiphia. Mr.. and Mrs. william A. Allen
and DIR. G. ~. Cutler OF Marlboro, Mass. f;
Mr.. and Mrs. Freedom Hutchinson Of
Trenton. ~. ]. Miss L. NJ. Dudley and
Mr.. A. j. Feuchtwanger. Jr., OF River
side. Conn; Mr.. J. ". Mengel and Mr.. s.
Hirshiand OF Reading. Pm. Mr.. =! ~.
Watson OF New Brunswick. ". j.. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel J. Carr OF Baiti-
more. Md.
The New York herald., 1921-07-24
Tennis Players
at Upper Saranac
for Tournament

Special Despatch TO THE New YoRK HEmAID.
UPPER SARANAc, N. Y, July 23.--In
preparation for the annual tennis tour
nament. which is the largest held in the
Adlrondacks. the players now arriving
at Saranac Inn and in the camps on the
Upper Saranac are in daily practice on
the Inn courts.
Miss Constance Howe. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. S. p. Howe OF Merchantville.
". J., gave the first In the series Of
large dinner parties this week. The
guests were Misses Helen Haekett, Sue
BucknelI, Ellen Lloyd, Ellen Tausig,
Eleanor Coleman. Eleanor Mills. Cora
Ranlett, Jane Goodman. Marie Linden
meyer. Ruth Parker, Gertrude Urchs and
Henrietta Dunn Messrs Martyr George.
James Kellogg. Robert Munger, Alex
ander Preece. Charles Marburg. Charles
Moses. Robert Heating. Thomas Thatch,
Harlan Bucknell, Charles Jamison. Ed
ward Darlington. c. Darlington. Robert
Donaldson. Harold Hackett. Jr., and
Samuel Howe. Jr
Mr.. and Mrs. e. ". Y. Lane OF New
York have opened their camp on the
Upper Saranac.
c. /. Marvin and family of New York
Mr.. and Mrs s. A. Swensen are at their
camp on the Upper Saranac.
Members OF the house party OF Mrs.
Sherman Flint of Islip. l.. l., include her
brother-in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs.
s. =. Slocum New York. and Gen. IL.
X. Bethel and Mr.. Leander Mccormick
Goodheart Of the British Embassy,
Washington.
Mr.. Horatio c. Lloyd and family of
Ardmorc. Pa, have opened their camp.
Mrs. Nelson J. Darling of Erie. Pa.
has arrived to spend several weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs. III. Morris Darling OF
Schenectady at Saranac Inn. where they
have the Belo cottage.
Lady Williams-Taylor OF Montreal.
who has been spending n few days at
Saranac Inn, was accompanied by Mrs.
VI. II. Lans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Bayne Of Rye. who
are at Saranac Inn, are entertaining
Miss Brooks OF New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter H. b. Frelinghuy-
sen of Morristown. n. j. Miss Frederick
l.. Frelinghuysen. Messrs. G.. c.. p. II.
H., Jr., and n. v. IT. Frelinghuysen are
at the Gibbons cottage.
Mrs. Francis @. Landon and Miss
Adelaide Landon have arrived from
staatsburg. Others at Saranac Inn are
Mrs M. A. Morris and Judson Morris.
Mrs A. c. Whitney, Mr.. and Mrs. Rush
Rowland, Mrs. w. X. Hill. w. III. Page.
Mr. and Mrs William Ferguson. Philip
Ferguson. Mr.. and Mrs. v. X. Burr.
Wayne Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. W. Bou-
vier. George Lovett. Gilbert Rhodes,
The New York herald., 1921-07-24
Many Prizes for
Golf Tournament
at Manchester

Special Despatch to THE New York HrnALn.
MANCHESTER, VT, July .2s.--The stage
is set for the annual midsummer golf
tournament at Ekwanok Country Club
Among the more prominent entrants are
Maxwell r.. Marston of Philadelphia,
Reginald M. Lewis of Ridgeheld. the
present Connecticut title holder William
w. Patten of Schenectady. Archibald q.
McIlwaine and George I. Lawyer of
Albany. George L. Morse Of Rutland
Frank B. Lay. Robert Lay and Edwin
Joy Dayton of Detroit and Henry Hey
burn of Louisville, as we'll as veteran
group including Walter J. Travis OF
Garden City. George II. Crocker of Bos-
ton. w. Z. Truesdell of Brooklyn and
Allan Lard of Washington.
The competition begins next wednes-
day with qualifying round at eighteen
holes, and thirty-two will qualify for
the principal trophy. the Isham cup
Prizes are offered for four other divisions
of sixteen each. as well as prizes for
low score In the qualifying round, for
best ball. four ball competitor, for q
medal handicap, for two consolation
flights and for the runners-up In each
division. Match play will begin Thurs
Cay morning and continue through the
week. with all final matches coming on
Saturday.
The following week many Ekwanok
members will motor out to Rutland for
the Vermont State championship tourna-
ment.
Mrs. John B. De Coursey of Phiiadel-
phia and Mrs. II. Bailey 'vanderhoef Of
Greenwich, Conn. are visiting the lat
ter's mother, Mrs II. @. Young of AL
bany. at the Gables.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Palmer Of New
York are at the Equinox House for a
few days. while their new summer home
on Taconic avenue Is being made ready
for occupancy.
Mr.. Lee Montgomery and family OF
Scdalia, Mo-, have recently occupied
their new bungalow near the summer
home Of Mr. John #. Montgomery OF
New York.
Mr.. James l.. Taylor OF Brooklyn will
return on Sunday from Washington,
where he has been attending the open
golf tournament
entertained recently at the Equinox
House Mr.. and Mrs. Amos u. McNairy
OF Cleveland. Mrs. Harry Cushman Of
Albany, Miss N. p. McCiintock Of Chilli
cothe, Ohio, and Mr.. and Mrs. John M.
Francis of Troy Miss Mary Bement OF
New York entertained Mrs. John J.
Gunther there. Mrs. J. II. p. Conover
and Miss Mabel Conover Of Elizabeth.
NJ. j., motored from Peru and enter
tained a party Of nine at the hotel
The New York herald., 1921-07-24
Polo Tournaments
For Garden City

Special Despatch to TIE NEw York HERALD
GARDEN Crrr, l.. T., July 23.-Tennis,
golfing. motoring and polo now are the
chief diversions here.
Devereux Milburn. who was captain OF
the American polo team. has returned
from England and with l.. J. Stoddard
teammate. is getting In fine form
again at Meadow Brook for the tourna-
ments that will be held on Long Island
and in the vicinity of New York for the
next few weeks. The other members OF
tho American team will all be back
on Long Island again within the next
ten days.
Arrivals at the Garden City Hotel In
clude Mrs. II. w. Kale. Pryor II. Kale
William VI. Kale. John J. Murphey, M. j.
Ayers. w. J. Duncan. II. III. Moore. M
X. Gillian. Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Stanley
II. Sandhagen, Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID
Stuart and Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Fox OF
New York Henry Jackson. Pittsburgh
Pa Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. McCraw. Balti'
more Mrs. Z. N. Roddy, Palm Beach
Fla. Mrs. Edward Lawrence, Buffalo
N. r.; E. s. Murphy. Pelham, N. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II Matthew'S. Miss M. p
Dckert, Mrs. G. e. Morrison, Miss Nancy
" Morrison, Toronto, Ont. Nine. r.. d
Pietro. Milan. Italy.
The members OF the Carpet Manu1ac'
turers Golf Association will hold a two
days tournament on the Salisbury goli
links July 2s and 20.
Mrs. Joseph Stehlin. Miss Frances
stehlin and Charles and Joseph Stehlir
have returned to the hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Riggs (Kat'
Douglas wiggin) arrived this week
Others who are returning for their GUS
tomary stay at the hotel are N. b. Rob
erts and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Armin w
Riley and Miss Marjorie Riley, Mrs
George II. Durcn, Ralph M. Hyde and
Miss Hyde.
The New York herald., 1921-07-24
Moonlight Bathing
Becomes Popularin
Lake George Colony

Special Despatch to THE New York HnRAIp.
LAKE GEORGE, N. r., July 23.--Moon-
light bathing has become one of the
chief diversions at this resort One of
the most popular bathing places on the
lake Is at Snug Harbor, where the mile
of sand beach just Off the main high
way offers an excellent opportunity for
tourists to take a cooling swim.
On next Wednesday at the Fort WILL
lam Henry Hotel there will be sale
OF articles made by blind workers. 1t
is for the benefit of the Tri-County AS
sociation of the Blind and Is under the
direction of Mrs. W.. X. Bixby of st.
Louis, Mo-. Miss M. l.. Hayden, Mrs.
c. s. Shepard and Mrs. c. ]. Peabody
Of New York.
49, The following were elected to men,
bership of the Lake George Club this
wcek:-~Mr. Francis u. King, the Rev.
and. Afrs.r Ernest M. Stires, Mr.. William
n. Woodbury. and family, Mr.. Howard
B. KAppe1l, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Hall Roose-
velt Cob and Mrs. Robert Mazet, Mr..
ana Mrs. Reed Miller. Mr.. Mason Lowell
and family of New York, Mr.. Will
harding Cramer of Troy. Mr.. Charles
s. Leo OF Cincinnati. Ohio : Mr.. b. X.
woodward and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Speed Elliott. Charles M. Win
chester and family, Mr.. and Mrs II. w.
Sohmers, John r. Loomis and Gustavus
A. Rodgers.
The annual Lake George golf cham
pionship tournament started to-day. The
open junior tennis tournament to be
held under the auspices OF the United
States Lawn Tennis Association at the
Lake George Club. will be held on Mon
day.
Gov. Harry NJ. Davis of Ohio. who
with Mrs. Davis and a party of friends
has been spending some time at the Fort
William Henry Hotel. was suddenly
called TO Washington on business.
Arrivals at the Fort William Henry
include the Misses Irene and Grace
Walker. Mrs. Charles Geohegan Of New
York: the Misses Anna p. Byfn and
Rose Halpern of Brooklyn.
Worden--Mr. and Mrs. r. s. Breton,
Mr.. ana Mrs. w. A. Tobias. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles A. Boise. Miss Catherine
J. Sha1vey. Mr.. w. J. Shalvey, Miss
Mary r. Shaivey. Miguel Axigues, Jr.
Mrs. 10. L. Somers. A. +. Somers. Miss
Mary O'Brien and Miss Ella O'Brien OF
New York: Mr.. John J. Huff of Brook
fyn. Messrs. J. ]. Crout, T. Kober. Jr.,
Edison s. Ward OF Philadelphia.
Ma-ion--Miss Edna A. Barth, How.
ard J. Haines. Miss Agnes J. Doyle
Miss Helen NJ. Tooling, DR.. and Mrs
r. L. Helm. Mr.. and Mrs. T. ID. Brinkley
Mr. and Mrs. william $. Scoville, Mrs
s. c. stevenson of New York. Mrs. G.
u. Richardson and Mrs. J. y. Harvey
OF Philadelphia; II. v. McDonough, Mrs
c. L. Faber. Mrs. c. j. Adams. Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Bergen and Reginald Bergen oi
Rrooklvn
The New York herald., 1921-07-24
Westport Campers to
Give Indian Pageant

Special Despatch to THE NEW YonK HrRAtp.
WEsTPoRT ON LAKE CHAMPLArN, N. Y.
July 23.--The boys Of Camp Dudley,
Westport on Lake, the oldest organised
camp for boys, now in it's thlrty-eighth
season, will present a historical Indian
pageant next Friday. The object of
the pageant is TO keep alive the Indian
traditions and legends Of the Champlain
region.
In the afternoon a game of baseball
will be arranged and a swimming and
diving exhibition Will be given by the
campers. The pageant will begin at 40
p. NJ
II the weather on Friday should not
permit the performances It will take place
on Saturday.
The New York herald., 1921-07-24

Miss Evelyn r.. Andrews. F. J. Bird.
De Forrest Bird. Mr.. and Mrs. John 4.
Gillespie. John T.. Gillespie. Jr.; Miss
Elizabeth Williamson, Miss Ada M.
Kearney. Mrs. John A. Davis. Mrs. H. r.
Mallory. DIR. and Mrs. Beaman Douglass
e. w. Merrill, James f. Rogers, III. c.
Letson. T. A. Brooks the Rev. and Mrs.
Leroy l.. Daniel.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-01
SEEKS TO CLEAR UP
ENEMIES PROPERTY

WASHINGTON. Aug 3l.--Recom'
incubation that provision be made In
forthcoming negotiations with Germany
and Austria" 20 enable the alien pr ~
oriy custodian 60 obiai nlnforna'ion
In those countries Tor use In litigation
vending in this country over property
seized by the government during the
war. was made 90 President llnrdiEg
today by col Thomas ". Mrst. iho
custodian. II - necessary Ia tfe best
Interests u the government, Cnrnncl
Miller said. that American a'cnts Dc
afforded facilities tn both Germany aud
Austria To- rioir.n; NJ matters for for
mer enemy owners and particularly with
regard go a number of eases now pend
INK before the courts
I>ruation uf policy o. govern the
ultimate disposition ~ seized German
and Austrian property was discussed
aiih the President. Col. Miller recon-
m,ndlng the Withholding Il enemy
property TAIL satisfaction Is made In
connection with the 'oo.0o0.ooo In
American claims against Germany.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-01
JOE |. Pope SPEAKS
TO CLOVIS kIWANIS

cLoBIS. " NJ. Aug 3i.-Spccches
were made a, the Kiwanls club lunch
con here yesterday by joe l.. Pope.
managing editor q the Amarillo Daily
News. Dan shipley Of Floydada and
fred Stone. former mayor of clovis.
DIR. Dillon. president q the club. pre-
sldsi.
Mr.. Pope. special gucs, II the ca
ganIxation. spoke for ihIrty.fiye rain
ptes ON community cooperation ~ =
means Of building worthwhile ins:itr
tons. The audience chccred when IN,
speaker declared that Clovis people aic
the same kind OF people we In ANA
same kind you are. The state linr T.
rillo are. and we Il Amarillo are tn
only an imaginary line" ~ sp1kl
IN q laudatory maner 20 the rapid
growth of Clovis institutions and q,
public improvements. such as street.
raving.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-01
BOBDIE SMITHERS
LEADS COUNT FOR
LAB0R'S QUEEN
COUNT is NOT COMPLETED
DUE TO AVALANCHE
OF VOTES.

An avalanche Of possibly $1,000 votes
yesterday made q impossible 10 DE-.
termIne the winner 81 the Amarillo
Labor and Industrial shows popularity
contest among the working girls II D.
not expected TINT the votes VIII be
counted before sometime This afternoon
as only few persons are engaged IN
the counting. said officials.
This contest has been going on Tor
several weeks. Many Amarillo stores
ccoperafed In tho movement giving
coupons with purchases % that tho
buyers could cast votes FOR their fiv
ori,e working girl. The winner viii re-.
c.lve n $500 diamond ring.
Robbie Smlthers was reported ahead
late last nlghi. but this does not
especially indicate that she VIII win the
contest. officials declared. Loretta
Duncan. Mary Morroit and Ruby
Paindexter were also rillng up large
votes ami all still have chance 10 wir
when tho count Is finished today
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-01
CLOVIS TAKES UP
OPEN DISCUSSION
or AMENDMENTS
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
FORUM SEEKS ENLIGHT.
MENT ON LAWS.

NNsfi n 70 ne News
CLOVIS. - ". Aug 81 The Forum
committee ~ the Chamber ~ Commerce
acting under instructions frum The board
~ directors. helj O. forum at th' court
house Monday mrht az ESQ .or the
purpose 90 di.cussirs the constitutional
tr adm,uts 200 by voted en- ct the spo.
lul election un September 30. 1921 Al
members OF ilr chamber ot commerce,
and 900 riiiz.ns u curry county. dosir.
ing mfrmmiu ou th,sr important
amendments w,I. invited a. De- present
and 60 take pant bon thr disDussInos
while th, crowd Vas mot y large as M"
committee had huuod f0r Secretary
Jones states that ~ wis % most inter.
.stiug aud enthusiastic meeting. and
very instructive and prunilhlo o. those
present
Tho amendments assigned various
speaker. were explained u the follow
ug manner
Amendment Sc T. Extending The
right iI huh office ~ bath srNos-
SIT H. l. Cls.I. Nj q T. Cron,u.
Amendment 81" g Prohibiting aliens
from acquiring u,Il estate boz New M,N.
ir.-E &c., S. vs. rinud,r. u. l.. Pat
tom.
Amendment $50 % Limiting stat, ~
fi,r.. tu tN. TERMS. ,Nr,ptiur sup'rin-
t.ud,ut OF publ, instruction. ,te.A.
~ uD,L,uhull
Amendment So Z ,SyWptiur certain
prop,ti, ~ - soldiers num bNltoin
John Luibati Douglass. Fiyhugh.
Amendment No. O.. Changing and en-
Lurur 90. powers Uf the State Cur.
pmation Cummi sion. etc. \ Hatch.
y o. MoG,p.
Amendment No. 70. Providing ior y
budget system otr.-Jas \. Hall, \. W.
iloekpnhuil.
Amendment Ne 2. Providing nr a
state hand commission. 'ie-I. \. Hal.
q MCGEE.
Amendment, No. \, FIXING tax lcvics
lot an purposes james ". Buckley. W.
\ Hay,nor.
Amendment No. . Relating to state.
county and municipal Indebtedness. etc.
/ -R T. l,uwclls. ". v May,s.
I Amendment No. no. Limiting county
officers Co two terms of twu years each.
james N. Buckley. u. Niece.
d Amendment No. n. Authorizing 81.
OnO.00o bond issue with which Ia meet
federal rad add. ". Jones. Harry
o.. Patton. ". W. Mayos.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-01
SOLDIERS BONUS
BILL KILLED IN
new YORK STATE
COURT OF APPEALS DE.
CLARES ACT VIOLATES
CONSTITUTION.

y Associated Frrss
NBt>i. y. y, Aug. 3i.-Ihe
Court II Appcals. by u vote nf ~
. tosla, held the state soldier honuS
act invalid on th- ground that u
violated arfiric VII. secfion I. af the
state constitution. which prohibits
ending the c'ed't e IN. state for
The benefit If ANY individual, asso.
citation 90 corporation
The bonus act according Ia the
majority of the court. T. rlsari,
glft e the credit of IN. state unless
Il i u plymtni of sow litigation
which the state owes.
The claim. the court hcid>. i n
claim essentially against the fed.
eral government aud which the
government recognizes aud IN pay.
nient of which IL proposes e. appro.
pirate an amount estimated at be-.
tween three billion and five billion
dollar.
Comptroller James 4. Wendell.
expressed rcgrc, that q law ap.
proved by majority II over .0a..
voo votes of the people and enacted
fer such really mcriiorious pur.
pose. should hs,. To be- declared
unconstitutional"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-01
THIS IS LAST DAY
CHILDREN May EAT

RIGA. Aug. 3i.--in one % Russia's
starving regions. the Tartar republic,
even the children viii receive no food
after tomorrow. according 20 announce
mcnt published by the Izvestia today.
Twenty-Five thousand children main.
talned BY the state institutions will he
disnissed while 100000 fed under the
card rationlng system also have re-
ceived their past supplies. the an.
nouncement said. The monthly re-
serve Of the Tartar government 10 the
amount Of seventy cars % bread. sev.
enteen cars Of cereals. and two ears
u sugar have been exhausted aud nc
further supplies are In sight.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-01
FARMERS SUFFER
NO MOREL0
THAN OTHER men
RAILWAY OFFICIALS DE
CLARE RATES DO NOT
LESSEN TRAFFIC.

ny Associated Press
WASHINGTON. Aug. 3i-igri.
culture !. IN no mare seriuu, plight
than oih,r indusiric, a. result
IL the present oppression. four vice
president, ai Western railroads de-.
dar,d today. btiore lhc Interstate
Commerce Commission. AZ IT, hear.
i'm on the qnrSiion of reducing
freight IaisS ga grain and hay.
Fright rates, g. . Witnesses ;-.tiar.
I'd. have hut little effect on bust.
g'n,Taill. AID advances la rates
have never resulted Ia reduction
d uaffic. Grain producers have
made ~ appeal vi the roads far
reduced freight rates. they added.
all such appeal. having come from
g,Vcrnnp uial Officials ~ agencies.
Tho appearance ui tine vice president
Uttrf 90, ,Irr.,.. had placed traffic cN
lslis and -fatisti,Ians un the stald
wns unexpected lrd mld, 90 u,r,
mry 90 'untuI" tho aainr ol tstI
muuy tomorrow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-01
McCorkle Is Made
Publicity Chief
For Labor Show

Ray II. Mct'orkl. formerly aIh ii.
Daily News nnd ti"r uight -'fsrfHf .t
the polic. station. Yesterday ay. ,i''d
the position Il publicity director ft
the Labor and Industrial Show. At,h
WI be staged here tor one wees D.
ginning Labor Day.
McCorkle started his WORE cf t'
sending out about fifty letters q rows
papers all over this part ~ tee COIN
try. containing rubllciiy on ;hc show
he will have offices IN the An.riIiH
hotel rarlors and viii continue his work
throughout The show.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-01
DAIRY MEN COMpI.lING.

Dairy men have already shown a
more decided inclination 10 comply
with the city's new milk ordinance. a.
result n The investigation which was
ordered TUESDAY. inspector Duke said
yesterday. Those dairiss which are
complying with the law will not D.
inolcsied. but the general STANDARD viii
b. brought up 70 comply with H. pro.
visions he said.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-01
sPEEDERs ARRIVE.

George Clark and Pat Murphy. two
Of the racers who will enter the speed
classics 10 De held here next week in
connection with the Labor and In
dustrial show. arrived In Amarillo yes.
terday. Clark will drive ]. !. Case
and Murphy an Essex. They are
among the best known auto racers In
the Southwest. IL 10 said.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-01
ATT0RNETSLIFE
IN DANCER If He
PROBES XII KLUX
THREATENING LETTER IS
SENT TO UNITED STATES
PROSECUTOR.

ny Associated Press
enc NGO. Aug. 2i.--Col. John
y. 'l.nnin. aching niied States
disthc, attrurA. today received ana
anon, iruus lrii,r. in whirh be- was
I'D, i.rd o. Increase Nj. lite insur.
.nor hflor, Masking further in,es.
LEGATION 1T the ku kluV Khan. IN.
hitter wa. signed a niird :. I,
citizen add sometimes not q hit
proud ~ u"
Colonel tlinnln said that he N.
waNs Ignored such communications.
and would trrai this marning the
same NJ hr hl, ~ others.
DHhfH- tnHt complaints said O.
have r,.n uie,I against thv ku klu,
Khan afforded ru hls.s tr federal ac
tI,n urairf fb. w.mu.rliiUu. 1nd tb1t
unless evidence lmnli ting tho Khan T.
violations ,f federal statutes can ~
produced There viil o. mo- investigation
by h.s office, Colonel Ciinuln sid D.,
had as sct Found nothing which voul,
warrant such nn Investigation as hl.
t,rn asked
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-01
four MORE BODIES
OF zR-2 RECOVERED

Ry Associated Press
LONDON. Aus. 7i--Thc body of
Commander Louis a. Maxfold. com.
handing officer ~ tho American naval
contingent who was killed IN the ZR.s
wreck. has been recovered according to
dispatch o. the Daily Mail from
Hull
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-01
farmers RECEIVE
S31,OOO,OOO LOANS

ny NM Ihf'u I-Fths
OKLAHOMA cry. okla. Aug - -
Farmers cooperative marketing ASSOC
Citations have received iu8ns tutallnE
y3i 600 o0O from the Wan Finance Cur-
Cotton Gtuw-is Association said here
today upon hi, return from Washing.
ton
Credits fnr th, im" 1,fu,iliions ar.
sromtlng ss.oruouo ar, hcIng obtained
from New York banking interests. ln
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