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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-06
Meeting Young Women's Council

Inc WelIlDefS Oh tHt 1OuIe W.
mems Council Of the Y. w. G. A.,
with Miss Margaret Lawson, presi-
dent, held their first meeting In the
Y. w. c. A. rooms Monday afternoon
at ; o'clock.
Miss Helen Dolman vas named by
the president as assistant TO Mrs.
Henry Rinsland, chairman of girls
work. Miss Julia Davis was chosen to
assist Miss Lillian, Bishop. chairman Of
the educational committee. Miss fIo
berta Shelby was elected secretary of
the council.
Plans We're made for a New Years
eve watch party to be held in the
rooms, December 81. The follow.
ing committees We're selected, Miss
Dolman, chairman of entertainment,
assisted by Miss Davis and Miss Anna
Cunningham. Miss Frances Reece,
chairman OF refreshment committee,
assisted by Miss Beatrice Everett and
Miss Cora Dyer.
The council viii meet the first
Monday afternoon in each month.
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Dinner Party
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Hill Of III
Z street, northwest entertained with
seven o'clock dinner, Sunday evening
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Afternoon Party
Little Miss Willis Marie Wright
entertained with an afternoon party
of games and contests, Saturday af-
ternoon in the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Wright, 1OS West
Broadway, having as guests u group
of her Camp Fire sisters.
An abundance OF autumn leaves
and Christmas suggestions were used
in the decorations. The table where
refreshments were served was cent
cred with a miniature Christmas tree
about which were arranged leaves.
Dressing dollies was a feature Of
the afternoons pleasures. Hot choco.
late and cookies were served.
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Society Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. Shelton Tyer of 3O2
T. street. southwest. have rs their
house guests, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. NJ.
Speer OF Drumright. who formerly
resided here, and Mrs. Tycr'S sister,
Mrs. J.. T., Radcliffe, and daughter Of
Healdton.
Mrs. Mary Collier, mother OF Mrs,
Writ Franklin OF eOl y street, south
west. who has been i'll for several
days is Improving.
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Miss Ruth Baker of Paris. Texas
ia the guest OF My. and Mrs. W. H.
Combs of All X street. southwest.
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Mrs. II. \. Long Of e22 T. street.
southwest. who was infected with
blood poisoning several weeks ago is
getting along very nicely.
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Mrs. Andrew r.. Riddle Is home
from a six weeks visit in Homer.
Louisiana. and Mcneil. Arkansas. Mrs.
Riddle resides at az l street, south.
west.
Mr.. and Mrs. sam Daubc have as
uheir guests, Mrs. Henry Moses or
Shawnee and Mrs. Vie Landman or
Indianapolis, Mrs. IAndman and
Mrs. Moses viii go to Shawnee. Thurs.
day where Mrs. Landman will visit
several days. Mrs. l.andman will visit
Ia Natcho2. Mississippi before return
my to her home In Indianapolis.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-06
Entre Nous Clnb

Mrs. G. y. Murphy will enter.
tain the Entire Nous Club. Thursday
afternoon in her home, SOC Bixby
avenue.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-06

Free lecture on Christian Science at
the church edifice corner West Broad.
way and u tonight at $ o'clock, Doors
opened one hour before the lecture
begins.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-06
THURSDAY


Mrs. John Teer will be hostess to
the members OF the Thursday
Bridge Club in her home, 716 A
street, northwest.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-06
SOCIAL CALENDAR
TUESDAY
AIaccabet Social

Mrs Saliie Jordon will entertain
the Maccabce ladies at 1880 o'clock
in the basement of the First Chris
tan church.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-06
Second Ward Mothers, Clnh

The Second Ward Mothers Club
will meet at the school at $3.50
o'clock.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-06
Baker and Strawn Drill
Triplet billiard Lease

Baker and Sttawn are rigging up
their No. StB ON the g. Il. billiard
farm. in the northwest corner OF
the northeast quarter OF the north.
west quarter Of section %. as.2w. with
the standard tools. This well IL n
,riplet to Nos. s and S.A ard will
be drilled TO the 2i00 foot Sand. No.
8 Is now producing from the 1900 foot
sand. and No. S.A IL producing from
the 1854 foot sand. II had orisi.
nally been intended 90 drill No. S.A
TO the 2i00 foot sand but a ilshtag
job made II advisable TO complies
it ut It's present depth and arm the
triplet.
Baker and Strawn have completed
their No. /. on the c. i. Diuard
farm. In the southwest corner o. ;he
southeast quarter or the northwest
quarter OF section %. 4s.sw, at "A
depth OF 2137 feet. Production Is
$50 barrels from several sands. two
LOT which were encountered at depths
rof 1s45-5t feet and 2ooe-SO feet
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-06
SATURDAY


htU VTOss IunChtOn tIub
The Red Cross Luncheon Club
will meet with Mrs. Frank Porter
at one o'clock in her home on D
street. southwest.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-06
To Grace
Your Table

Is there anything that can
lend quite as much charm
to the festive board as a
new silver service? Ex-
quisite knives, forks and
spoons in the latest pat
terms, can make this Christ
mas a memorable one for
your home.
You will be surprised at
the Responsiveness of the
things you have longed for!
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-06
Home From Honeymoon
Camp Fire Guardians 10 Meet

NNTHP THF VUNT fHdfT' To .WtVT
The Camp Fire Guardians will hold
meeting Wednesday afternoon at
1 o'clock in the Chamber OF Com.
merce. Every guardian is urged to
be on time as business OF impor-
lance will be discussed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-06
Affairs for Visitors
by RUTH NOLAN
Phone j3S

Mrs. Simon Westheimer entertained
with luncheon today i'm her home, iO1
| street, southwest, honoring Mes.
DANES Vic Landman OF indianapolis
and Henry Moses Of Shawnee who are
the house guests Of Mrs. Sam DUDE.
Mlesdames Moses and Landman we're
honored with luncheon, Monday with
Mrs. Walter Neustadt, hostess, enter
tanning in her home, I'll F. street
southwest. They were also special
guests at a bridge party given in the
afternoon ~ Mrs. Maurice Miller Of
j19 c street, northwest.
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1himble Tea Club Entertained
Mrs. ID. G. Fitzgerald was hostess
TO the members Of the Thimble Tea
Club and special guests Monday in
her home, l street and Fourth ave.
nue., southwest.
The morning hours were diverted
to games Of bridge in which Mrs.
Gene Cruce and Mrs. Ray Poland
won club prizes. Mrs. Larry Dowd
won guest prize. At the noon noun
a delicious buffet luncheon was serv-
ed.
Additional guests We're Mrs. Ernest
Williams, Mrs. Roy Duston, Mrs. Sol
Lowenstein and Mrs. Dowd.'
The club will hold It's next meeting
after the holidays. The hostess will
be named later.
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Home From Honeymoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Reisen have
returned from n brief honeymoon trip
to Oklahoma City. They are resid-
ing at 1lGt2 North Washington
street,
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Camp Fire Guardians TO Meet
The Camp Fire Guardians will hold
a meeting Wednesday afternoon at
I O'Clock in the Chamber of Com.
merce. Every guardian is urged to
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-15
SCORE NEW BILLS
To Be CONSIDERED.
BY AUSTIN SOL0NS.
BOTH BRANCHES HAVE ADJOrRS.
ED UNTIL MONDAY; No
Hills PASSED.
WIDE RANCE OF SUBJECTS
Constitutional Convention May Ne
Called for Deccmbc- 30: Peo
pie 10 Note on Accept.
anre Later.


'reeisi - The News.
AUSTIN. Jan. ii-Therc was an.
other mass of bills and resolutions in.
troduccd In 10th branches of the legis.
laturo today covering a wide ringc of
subjects. No efforts have yet been
made to pass any legislation and II is
not expected anything will D. done in
that line until next week Both
branches have adjourned until Monday
morning.
Senator McNcalus ~ Dallas today In.
troduccd In the senate Joint rraplu.
tion providing for the holding "
constitutional convention IN Texas on
D,'ccmber 81. 1891. The conv.ntlen IL
"a D. called without vote of the people
hut when the new constitution has been
framed II " to hc submitted for r.iifi.
cation 10y vote ~ the people.
The proposed constitutional amend.
meni was introduced by Senator Page
proposing AN incrcas. In the salary ~
the governor 20 $4,000 year. secretary
Of state 20 5000. comptroller 5000 and
attorney general $1,000.
Representative Miller nf Dallas In.
truduced a hill making an appropria.
iion of ssO.00o for employment ~ spc.
cial counsel 10 aid the attorney general
In defending the interests of the state
In a suit pending e. test the constliu.
iionality of the federal TRANSPORTATION
act as to the powers of the rail. oad
commission. In the senate a concur.
rent resolution was introduced by Ben.
ator Fairchild on the same subject.
The resolution by Representative
baldwin proposing an Investigation ot
the state departments and cOmrls
sioncrs with Wow IT the nlolishn.ent
~ unnecessary bolrds or commissions,
was referred to the hogse committee
on staic affairs.
Representative Malone OF Tarrant oh
tanned the adoption of resolution re-
questing the railroad commission To
make an investigation of the action ~
the Northern Texas Traction company.
operating between Houston and Fort
Worth. IN increasing It's passenger
fares % Ia per cent without notlcs TO
the railroad commission.
Repeal of the minimum wage law IL
proposed In hill introduced by Sena.
tor Archie Parr. This bll. " enacted.
would mean the aholishmcnt Of the IN.
dustrial welfare commission.
In the house a concurrent resolution
was adopted endorsing the stand taken
by the American Legion In Texas pro.
testing against the proposed action 81
the National League az Gcrman.Amer.
leans in demanding that a candidate
having IN, approval of this league d.
placed In the cabinet OF President
Harding The resolution states that
the league made such demand at
a recent meeting held nj Chicago.
Hotel keepers would h. allowed 10
pos, In n conspicuous plirc the rates
Tor rooms. with or without meals an a
Till introduced hy Senator lIcrizlerg.
lie nlsu. with Senators Rlcdsoe and
Cousins. introduced the home owner.
ship amendment to the constitution as
proposed by the governor
After confirming the recess appoint.
mcnts made by the governor the senate
adjourned untn Monday morning.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-15
EME REGENCY TARIFF
BILL Be AMENDED
HOUSE MEMBERS APPEiR TO
HAVE DESIRE TO POSTPONE
TARIFF FRAMING.
ny Associated Pres.

WASHINGTON. Jan. li.-Thrac
amendments were tackled on the Ford
ncy emergency tariff hill by the Sen
ate iinnnc. committee to-day In cXec'i.
tive session. After the committee hal
voted. ten tu four. 10 open the hill 4
amendments. Senators calder. rvpub
lican. ~ New York and jones, demo
crat. of New Mexico, got provisions
through which materially hrnJdcned
the scope ~ tho measure. aud Senator
McCumirr republican of North Da.
kuta. obtained acceptance # higher
import duty ON wheat.
The McCumhcr amendment would fix
tariff IN imported wheat of 30 cents
hushcl instead ~ IN thirty cents car.
iicd ~ ~" hill a. II passed the House
Senator Cll1,r's amendment would adj
dairy products to the list already pro.
tected. establishing a tariff law, would
be restored rs n part of the Furdney
measure fer the ten uunths ~ its life.
while the Senate committee was con.
sidering thn cm.rgency lin, Indications
developed IN th. hnusr ways and means
committee of q sentiment among some
members to d,lly flumirg new per
nanfnt tariff untll international con
ditiuns became more stable.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-15
KILLING Of NAVAL
OFFICER BY JAP
Be INVESTIGATED
JAPANESE GOVERNMENT WILL
TAKE PRECAUTIONS TO PRE-.
VENT FURTHER TROUBLE
TESTIMONY COMPLETED
Court of Inquiry 10 Investigate "Cir
cumstances Surrounding Death
of Lieutenant u Ap-
painted.


WASHINGTON. Jan. ii.-Dcsplte
japanese assurances of regret and pre-
cautions 20 prevent n recurrence. a
thorough investigation will h. made by
the ugited States government Of the
killing Of Lieutenant W. II. Iangtlon,
American naval officcr. at vladivos
iok by japanese sentry.
Admiral Glcavcs. commander In chief
n the Asiatic fleet. reported to the
navy department today fran Manila
that he had appointed a court III In.
quiry ito investigate the circumstances
surrounding the death of Lieutenant
Iangdon." lie added that he. with
members OF the court. would leave Ma.
niia next Thursday aboard his flag.
ship. the troop transport Huron. fur
NladivuStOk.
Officials here IN the meantime will
await the findings of the naval court
and an answer to the note dispatched
lust night by the state dcpar,mcnt 20
the japanese government. The note
requested an official explanation Of the
affair and suggested that the Japanese
government make adequate reparailon
for the killing of Lieutenant Iang,lon.
Renewed assurance ~ regret oyef
the affair came to-day from the Jana
nese government IN a note transmitted
to the state department through Baron
Shidehara. the japanese ambassador.
His note also Indicated tha, the Jap
anesc government was desiruus OF prc.
venting recurrence Of such n happen.
ing and other dispatches announced
that the Janancsc military authorities
AT NLdivostuk had been Instructed not
10 challenge Americans In the future.
Admiral Glclvcs reported that the
japanese authorities had Informed the
commanding officers of the cruiser Al.
hny. To which Lieutenant Langtlon
was attached. that they also would
convene a court of investigation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-15
Three POSTAL CLERKS SHOT. ONE
FATALLY: Registered MAIL AND
LARGE AMOUNT CURRENCY taken
NY TmE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

DALLAS. Texas. l1n llh"cc shot, two probably
fatally early tonight by automobile bandits who held IN the
Jackson street sub station rosoiicc NJ o the injured postal
employees The bandits escaped after thrilling fight Postoiicc
officials declare the robbers made way with mail pouch but lie.
cared hey did rot know whether contained first second elias,
mail matter.
-Four other clerks who engaged in the fight declared that the
robbers held them bay with rcvocrs while they jumped
waiting automobile Cuc Of the robbers told clerk who attempted
jump the running board o the back up The driver
pccded mp the automobile headed Jackson street and the
trail lost in the traffic The clerks were unarmcd
The Jackson street sub station the from Union
Station which crowded with people when the robbery occurred
The injured rushed the emergency santaruui
where doctors declared they held out little hopes Tor the lie OF
of the victims
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-15
PACKERS OBJECT
To GRONNA BILL
CHARGES or w3SGr3IY AND
ABUSE AGAINST PACKERS u
DEPLORED.


W Associaitd frtss.
FL rASO. Texas. Ian. il-M. W.
Hordors. ~ Chicago. director and gen.
cral counsel for Nelson Morris and
Company. packers. In an address to the
American National Livestock Asso-ls.
iinn here today declared the prckcrs
objection o. the Gronna hill. now peni.
INK In congress. was that II turned
over private business % men"
We object to turning over n com.
pick industry like the packing industry
with fifty different kinds IT busincss
involved to other men to run" Bor.
dcrs declared
THE position ~ the packers " thnt
you growers should De- able o. carry IN
vour business ~ q fair aud reasonable
profit n We knew your problems and
Your difnculii,s and You knew ours
there would BE- no conflict between us.
because We are. IN fact. one Eroa, in
dusiry"
lie drplorcd the charges ~ monopoly
lnd Bhusc made against the packers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-15
0'CALLACHAN HAS
DESIRE To LIVE
IN UNITED States
NAY BE PERMITTED TO REMAIN
HERE ~ 4 POLITICAL
REFUGEE
SITUATION IS SERIOUS

~ Associated Press.

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~ NV u' '"''," H,"''S IaAt week
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'Dll'', 'p'''i'','," "'S "'s,'"'"hS Nl"' uhe
,''''','''A,'',l '', run ,h' 'o'n'ni'''' ol one
"u''"''" 'n''s'ish'ihs lfish conditions
uN''s, anu 'l'''"y n.'"'hl'ish'hg ihr
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"a,
'''I'''''o" Wy w" lnlu mayor ~
~ P',H'.'''''"' :" c"nu''i"hs W MS
''"" 'i"u vas ,"'''N'" q i'W h"ufs
49, ~ su"'''Ss'0h !" S'''c'"fy 81
'"'NI Nhh~" u hfhi arguing that
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-15
CO,IMiNDiNT or 4. an.
COLLEGE N HONORED
srerisl 70 The News

COLLEGE STATION. Texas Jan. H..
According to an announcement made
today Major I. s Ashburn. commandan;
of the Agricultural and Mechanical col.
igr of Tcxas has been appointed a
member - the executive committee tn
represent the seventh district by The
National Collegiate Athletic asa icia,ion
that 'Vi In Chicago an December -
and sst u. y. Bible. head coach ior 4.
W. college. has returned from the
rnc, ting of this association and reports
that the meeting Was largely attend, Il
l'y the leading athletic authorities of the
toyntry and that Il was a very profit
abf meeting from every standpoint
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-15
ONE MAN KILLED,
ANOTHER INJURED
| n A UTO " RECk
MEN RELIEVED TO M MEMBERS
o. GANG WHO ROBBED
DALLAS POsTOFFICE
ny Associated Press.

/ Wy Nfsnthfd frtfa.
FORT WORTH. Texas. Jan. A.
One man was instantly killed and an.
other perhaps fatally injured at 1915
o'clock tonight when nm automobile
turned over On the Lake Worth road
one half mile from town. Possession
~ more than $500 IN currency. one
dollar Lills ~ the federal reserve hank
NJ Dallas. lead Officers 20 believe the
men were implicated In the robbery of
the jackson street pos;office at Dallas
tonight.
The man killed hns been Identified
as ". NJ. Mayfield of this city. His
name. however. does not appear In tho
city directory. The injured man gave
his name az W. s. Wroc. and also
claimd this city ns his home. Ills
name does not appear in the city al.
rcctory either.
Tho money wns new currency and
was 81 bills In tiOo packages
Three hats In addition TO those worn
b. The dead and the injured man were
found in the car. They were no, nc.
counted Tor. No pistols were found
on the men, though Wroe wore pistol
scablard on his right hip. lie was
token 10 81. Josephs Hospital. His
- a. L..
pcctcd To live.
The machine. seven passenger car.
practically was demolished. The car
was travelling at terrific speed when
the accident occurred
The number on the overturned car
here. 5li,lSa. corresponds To the mum.
brr ~ the car aid 10 have been used
by the auto bandits In making their
escape az Dallas
Wroc after being given first all
treatcment al the hospital was remov.
ed To the police station and given "a
thorough quizzing lie refused to
make any statement. Later reports
indicate his condition not as serious
as was az first reported
Police officers claim that the car
after leaing Dallas travelled north. 60.
INK In the direction ~ Grapevine, then
turning into the Lake Worth road
about three miles north of Fort
Worth.
The accident occurred NJ particu.
hrly had stretch of road and while the
ear was going at high rate of speed.
The machine swcrved and then plung.
81 into ditch turning completely
over. Autuists reported the accident
90 the North Fort Worth police sta.
tion. They said the car had passed
them travelling fifty miles an hour
just a SPORT while before.
wroc. after being quizzed by tho
police fnr more than an hour. admitted
that Fort Worth was not his home,
instead be- said. he lived In san An.
tonlo.
Whether the four remaining mem.
hers of the alleged hand of bandits
were In the car when u turned over.
police officials have bccn unable to as.
certain The three hats found IN the
car and not accounted for. lead Off
GERS 20 hclicve they were and cour
,ry.wiic search IL bcing made In
North Fort Worth, Every available
man on the police force has been dis
patched to the scene of the accident
and ai reads leading To the city are
closely guarded.
Police think that II the others were
In The ear they will attempt 20 enter
The city hy some small travelled road.
Al suspicious strangers In the city are
bCing detained.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-15
Railroad Officials
Seek Financial Aid
nv ,sso isi,d Pres.


WASHINGTON. Jan. ii-Incrcas !
rates granted the railroads have fail'h
to Yield the anticipated revenues and
many roads ARE In prccariogs financial
conditions. In some instances without
funds to purchase supplies group of
railway cNcrltiv, told the house con~
mctcc commission today
Urging amendment ~ the trnrspor.
taiion act to enable the carriers o. Oh.
tain partinl settlements for LOSSES SUI.
thircd during the siN months Euaran,e '
pcri,d ait'r government control ended
the allegation told the committee that
relief mut hc granted immediately. "
the transportation system ~ the coun.
NV II o. function effectively.
Chairman CLARK uf the Interstate
commerce commission also advocai
amend ncut vf tine transportation acf
tn permit partial settlement ~ the raj
ruad's claim
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-15
New French Cabinet
Be Named Tomorrow
q, Associated Press.

w hNHFfNAHN ANfANs
PARIS. Jan. ii--Raoul Pcrct. prcsi.
dcrt ~ the chambers ~ deputies VIII,
has been chosen by President Millcrand
to select new cabinet. was not able
to name his ministers today.
After having Elyscc Palace. he told
the Assn, lated rrass that he had the
supper; of former Premier Bria'-.. WIN
was SLATED Tor the ministry ~ foreign
affairs Former President rcincare.
b. said. had r,vcdcd from his posi-
tion uf unwillingncss o. enter the csbi.
net and was willing to accypt the h'
nance portfolio providing he was lot 4
frvc hand to deal with rrparations qusu
tlnns
NJ. rcrct declared he would hc ready
10 present the names of his minists's
To President Millcrand tomorrow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-15
FORMER FEDERAL OFFICER KILLED
AND WIFE WOUNDED BY AXE MEN,
MURDERERS NOT APPREHENDED

at,rpctcd her SON and dturhtrr In law
MIR and Mrs Robert Yarhrough. asleep
ou an urrct floor Nlrhrourh hurriv'i
down stairs where h. found Mrs Price
IN the hallway ami Judge Price upon
the bed mur;ally wounded the bloudy
axe on the floor Telephone wires had
brou cut.
policc Investigation revealed that
crow har had h"cn usrd tn force ar
entrance through q window
\ hlood hound was plsccd upon the
,rah ahout nom today but the trail wa-
murder
Ipdpr rrlcc WAS formerly United
States commissioner and deputy clcTs
of The federal circuit court.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-15
TURKISH NNTIONNI.IsTS
ARE MOVING TROOPS

COSsTANTINoPLE, Jan. 1.-THE
Turkish nationalists are hurrying up
troops to reinforce the army defend
ing Eskishohr. the junction of thc
Big,iad railway leading 10 Angora, the
naiionalisis headquarters. Mustapha
Kcmal Pasha. the nationals, header,
has lrft Angora Tor the front
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-15
By AsSoriifed Press
fNRT WORTH Texas. I'm. IL

Mrs. Mary y. Dickson. widow. s5
wears old. wns burned To death this
afternoon when her dress caught fire
from "a gas stove while cooking A
laundry driver who called st the
house for laundry found Mrs Dick.
son. her hoiy almost burned beyond
recognition.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-15
MANY WAR VETERANS
SUFFERING FROM SOME
MENTtL. ARRANGEMENTS


WASHINGTON. Jan. ii-Nearly a.
per cent of the discharged disabled vc,.
Grams ~ the world war are suffering
from sum, form ~ mental arrangement
according to estimates made In the
basic public health reports by aSsls.
nm, secretary of the treasury IA Porte.
who In commenting upon the situation
tonight said government hospital faci!.
itics Tor the treatment nf these men
were "the snntlcsi"
Proper treatment for these patients
must come quickly. MIR Ia Porte said.
or they viii In many cases become COP
firmcd IN their disorders.