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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-02-14

st. Louis, $24 Chicago. Gluten feed
$35 Chicago. Beef pulp $50 New
York and Baltimore.
Grain.
Kansas City reports very dull ex-
port and middling demand; receipts
larger; cash No. 2 dark hard 7c over
Kansas City March. For the week
Chicago March wheat gained IL Sac
at $1.65 80; May corn 2 3-4c at
81 7-8 Minneapolis March wheat up
II lac at $1.53 IL; Kansas City
March 10 ga at $1.56 3-4; Winnipeg
May 1886 at $3.50 ga. Chicago
May wheat $1.54 1-8.
Dairy Products.
Butter markets weak during great
er part of week but now showing
signs of improvement. February 10
prices 90 score; New York, Chicago
and Boston 44c; Philadelphia 45c.
Imported butter meeting very light
demand at present,
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DR.. Barton's Daily Talk

When your are in Rome, and
journey out on the Via Flaminia, you
will find the cemetery of Saint Val
entine, and you will be told that the
saint whose body and name are there
enshrined was an honored bishop, who
was faithful to his trust amid the
Claudian persections. You will be
given date for his martyrdom, and
the year is 270 A. D., and the month
and day are Feb. IA
You will hear wondrous tales
about this good old man. You will
hear that he was cast into prison, and
was unterrified; what is more, he
was not embittered.
He healed the jai1er's daughter of
blindness, and this kind act, instead
of softening the hearts of his perse-
cutors, made them the more hateful.
So they beat him and beheaded him,
and supposed that was the end of
the old bishop and of his religion.
They were mistaken. Valentine be-
came a popular character.
But there were other noted men
named Valentine, and one of them,
priest, met death on the same day
and month, though in a different
year.
Charles Lamb thus speaks of him,
the patron saint of lovers:
"Thou contest attended by thousands
and ten thousands of little lovers;
And the air Observation-Disclosures
And the air is brushed with the kiss
of rustling wings.
Singing Cupids are thy choristers
and thy preceptors,
And instead of erosier the mystical
arrow is borne before thee"
So much TO rthe good saint OF
saints whose name is give us as be-
longing to the day. For centuries
the day has been celebrated with the
giving of love-tokens. Any day is
good for that purpose, and once a
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-02-14

The first tannery in America was
built in Virginia in 1880.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-02-14
WEEKLY
MARKETGRAM
'OR THE WEEK ENDING
FEB II.
A new service furnished by
he u. S. Bureau of Markets.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES

Potatoes recovered 10 cent per
100 pounds at northern f. o. b. ship
ping stations, closing IS to CSC. Chi
cago carlot market up 15c, reach
ing $1.15 to $1.25 sacked. Round
whites weakened at western New
York shipping points, closing around
81. New York lost an additional 10
to 15c, reaching $40 to $3.50 bulk.
Cold storage Baldwin apples
steady at western New York f. o.
b. stations, closing 81 to $4.15 Dbl,
mostly around 81. Baldwins and
Greetings steady in city wholesale
markets at 81 to SIS; York imperials
$3.50 to $3.50. Northwestern Extra
Fancy Winesaps steady in New York
at $3.50 to $3.50.
Danish type cabbage down 81 per
ton f. 0. b. at So to So bulk. East
ern consuming markets recovered
slightly, closing $12 to SIT per ton
Florida new cabbage up 25c per l IL
Blu. hamper in New York So to 1925;
Baltimore $1.90 to So.
Florida celery steady in city mar
kets at $3.50 to 1928, except New
York $1.25 per crate higher at S3.75
to 50. Shipping points quote $3.50
to $1.65 f. o. b. cash track. Cali
fornia Golden Hearts S. to 81 per
crate in consuming centers; Los An
geles steady f. o. b. 80 to 35c per
dozen punches
Cotton.
The average price of middilng spot
cotton in ten designated markets ad
vanced three points during the week, |
closing at 1916 per pound. March
future contracts up Is points at
1856.
Live Stock Stock and Meats.
Hogs at Chicago broke 25c to Coo
the past week. Beef steers general
1y SOC lower with some of the bet
ter grades as much as $1.15 lower.
Butcher cattle averaged SOC lower.
Eastern wholesale fresh meat
prices were generally lower with the
exception of beef, most grades of
which held steady. Veal down 81 to
So; pork loins 81 to 81; mutton 81
per 100 lbs. February II prices
good grade meats: Beef $13 to
$14.50; veal SIT to $40; lamb SIG
$21; mutton SO to $11; light pork
loins $40 to S21; heavy loins $14 to
SIT.
Market situation very dull. Re
ceipts at most markets light but
equal to damend. Prices have deciin
ed sharply in New York Heavy re
eeipts congesting market at Cincin-
natl Reduced freight rates in effect
from Montana points to Minneapolis,
st. Paul, Omaha, Council Bluffs,
Kansas City, and Lower Missouri
river points. Quot No. l timothy.
New York nominal at $3.50. Chi
cago $2450, Cincinnati $24.50, Mem
phis $28, Atlanta S32. No. 1 alfalfa.
Cincinnati S22, Memphis $50 (
Feed.
Markets steadier. Bran and mid
dlings in several markets slightly
higher due to reduced offerings. I'M
proved export demand for linseed
meal was felt in northwestern mar
kets; unchanged in east. Alfalfa meal
demand Indifferent. Southeastern
markets unchanged and dull. Stocks
in general reported ample. Quoted,
bran $40, middlings $21, flour mid
dlings $22.50, Minneapolis. Linseed
meal $40 Chicago, SAP Cincinnati,
$37 Minneapolis, SAL Buffalo. So
per cent cottonseed meal $27, Mem
phis, $50. Northeastern markets
White hominy feed $22 st. Louis, .
$3.50 delivered New York. No. I
Alfalfa meal $21 Kansas City, $21
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year is none too often TO ra day that
honors such custom.
No matter if you have been mar
ried thousand years, or a period
that seems as long, you should FIRE.
quently say, 4 love you" Say it in
plain words. Say it in a hundred dai.
ly acts. And say it occasionally in
unusual ways.
For instance, in a valentine.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-02-14
Alabama Dry Law
Author Succunbs

BIRMINGHAM, Feb. 14.-Samuel
D. Weakley, former chief justice of
the Alabama Supreme court, author
of Alabama's prohibition laws, died
here today. He wrote sections of the
prohibition laws of Georgia and Mis-
sissippi, also.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-02-14
Rail Board Sets Erie
Wage Cut Aside

CHICAGO, Feb. 14.-The recent
reduction in wages Of maintenance of
way men and changes in working
conditions of train dispatches, an
nounced by the Erie railroad, were
today by the federal rail
road labor board, pending a hearing.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-02-14

MCGEE, Alvin Zimmerman.
Mrs. Laura Wise, DR.. Sam Wise,
DR.. and Mrs. Bowman Wise went to
Lumpkin last week to hear Miss Olive
Kline sing. Miss Kline was the guest
of Mrs. Fred Singer.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-02-14
HANDY WITH NEEDLE.

RICHMOND, Ind. Feb. ID
Charles Endsley, young farmer, won
the sweepstakes prize for the best
embroidery at farmers institute in
Wayne county.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11
SCOUT COUNCIL TO BE
ORGANIZED IN AMARILLO

Captains for seven Roy Scout groups
will he named. and canvass for the
raising of 5000 for flrst.class hoy
Scout council will begin nj . o'clock
this morning.
Thirty local citizens met nj the home
Il Pat Iandergln Thursday night and
decided 20 get back Of the movement
Tor n council. A. c. Dunn. field cxecu'
tive ~ the National Boy Scout move
ment. was present. and explained fully
the purpose and work Of n council.
To employ n fIrst-class scoutmaster
ON full time. n was estimated that ST.
900 viii bA required. and that is tho
amount the meeting decided to raise
Not all viii be needed 10 pay the salary
of scoutmaster. but office expenses
and hikes will require finances during
the year. u was explained.
=. q. Phillips presided. and Guy
Saunders acted as secretary Of last
nights meeting. laboratc refreshments
were served.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11
USED j. s. COLD To
BUY RELEASE, SAYS
GROVER BERCD0LL
MONEY OBTAINED FROM TREAS.
uRy DEPARTMENT DEFEND
Ant SAYS.
INVEST IGAT|0N RENEWED
Rich Draft Eyadcr Nov In Germany.
the Country lie Refused to
Fight During Recent
WORLD WAR
By Associated Prss..

~ Asofistfd ffees.
WASHINGTON. Feb. i0.--After do
vcloping some VI the high spots IN the
case u Urovyr G. Bcrgdoll. tho hous,
military committee decided today 20 ask
Congress for authority 10 find out how
the rich Philadelphia draft dodgcr O.
capped from a military guard and made
his way TO Germany. the country hs
had rciuacd 10 fight
The committee voted 10 10 10 the bot
tom of the case after hearing district
attorney Charles ID. McAvoy, of phlln
jclphia, who declared there was no evi
icnce 20 Justify tue charge that am
'Wiy rHrctI"' Uith fIe WIf doIaitWrn.
itt no-u c"rfuptrd viil H,rniull mon
>. "a, Ha..il vi -. Claiu!.Se uiblIuny
counsel Tor hergdull, was brought int,
The proceedings and AFR. McAvoy was
quite positive IN asserting tho beliel
mat GibbOny was drowned In Mexico.
despite an anonymous report received
~ tue committee that he was alive.
Chairman Kahn. who introduced o
resolution last May providing for ap
pointment of n special committee u
cUnduct the Bergdoll investigation, an
nounced tonight thAt enough eyidenc,
nad been Developed 10 Indicate the ne
cessiiy Of action nj this time
Recent statements oabled from Ce,
many from the former military con
Wet prompted the committee 10 renew
ITS effort. la Wow of the runaway.
charges that he had obtained from the
treasury department aud concealed Ia
the woods 100000 IN gold to be uscd
IN cficcting his release through bribery
u government officials.
Leaving aside n multitude u details
'cnnected with Bergdoli's escape, tha
committee viii scek Ia ascertain what
influence enabled Bcrgdoll to oDtnin 70
much gold from the treasury at the
.ery time last year when the supply
was being conserved. The more I'm
,ortant thread t. follow. members said,
was tho ability nf the prisoners law
,ers Ia obtain his release under guard,
lor the PURPOSE Of proceeding Ia ths
md of rainbow In the hills of Mary.
land and dig ~ his pot of gold. II
Sas while he was out on the golden
chase that Bcrgdoli. stopping over IN
Philadelphis 10 visit his mother. IN
dictcd with him. clud"d his soldier,
guards and Slipped away IN the same
automobile be had used many times 10,
highway speeding.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11
YOUNG MAN KILLED;
4 POLICEMEN ARE
BEING DETAINED D
HOUSTON ROY SHOT TO DEATH
DURING RAID Ry OFFICERS ON
DICE GAME.
By Associated Press.


HOUSTON. Texas. Feb. io.-Ralph
Ballingcr. aged iS. 3tii Harrisburg
Boulevard. was shot 10 death shortly
after . y. IN. Thursday by ono ot four
pollcement during n raid ON n dice
game IN deserted HOUSE nj the intcs
section ~ the telephone cut off road
and wnysidc drive. near tho Houston
Country club.
Young Bailinscr was shot In the
back Of the head. as he ran into a
stretch not fnr from the house. IIt
died NJ & y. m.. nj a local inflrmary
without making a statement or regain
ing consciousness.
Four police officers are being de-
talncd by the district attorney pending
complete investigation of the shoot.
ing. They are: u. Black. police chauf'
feur: T.. y. Heard. Hugo zwernemann,
aud y. W. Osborne. Poitec Chief Bskei
late Thursday afternoon was cooperai
Ing with Coroner J. N. Hay and distric,
attorney investigators In mn effort tc
place the blame for the shooting.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11
LIQUOR DEALERS
WILL EvADE LAW
HAVE DESIGNATED THEMSELVES
"wiiOLKsAiE DRUGGISTS"
AS BLttf.
~ Associated Press.

CHICAGO. Fob. to.--Chicago's forty
wholesale liquor dealers ~ yesterday.
to-day designated themselves whole.
sale drugggists.' according a. prohlb
ton director Ralph W stone who said
tonight the wholesalers believed tho
mere change IN the name of their bust
ness viii mrm0unt obstacles recently
placed In their way by q Washington
ruling
Only druggists, according to this rul
nR can lawfully buy liquor Tbs
wholesalers. Mr Stone said. believe
that by placing few bottles of head
ache powders IN their shelves they can
y" the lawful dispensers oi liquors for
the drug trade.
"S"no II. them" said Nj. Stone. ARE
equipped ia supply the Wet material Tor
a party and the remedy Tor the morning
after"
Mr. Stone has recommended 90 Wash
ington headquarters that all alc1hc
sold as medicines be- mcdicatcd with
castor oil 10 preclude abuc of th'
privilege.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11
FORDNEY BILL To
Be CONSIDERED BY
SENATE SATURDAY
AMENDMENT TO EXTEND PRO.
LECTION TO LONG STAPLE
COTTON ADOPTED.
Dy Associated Press


WASHINGTON. Feb. iO.-The Ford
nev tariff bill was the subject of de-
bate In the Senate FOR the first time
N n week. ~ the close Of today's con.
sidcration of the measure u WAS agreed
to lci II lie over until Saturday.
Progress today consisted In adoption
~ n Senate finance committee amend
mcnt 10 extend protection 10 long stapls
nr Egyptian cotton of one and one.
eighth inch In length instead of q min
imum of one and three -clghths. The
'ote was ~ to ~ and II came after
Senators Simmons. North Carolina. an I
Ashurst. Arizona. both democrats. had
engaged in colloauy. occupying most
Il the afternoon.
Provisions IN the wool schedule. n.
the bill passed the House. drew no firc,
but when the committee amendment on
sugar was reached. progress was de
laycd senator Smoit republican.
Utah. offered Rn amendment aud immv
hiHtcly had to defend against the nj
tack u several Senators. all Of wyom.
ing. chauircd for further information NJ
to Its meaning.
Mr.. smctt contendcd that his amend
ncnt would add approximately one cert
pound tu all of the rates on sugar
now In force. The amendment also
would not nssc~s ms hlgh M the amend
ncnt agreed 10 In committee, he said.
The technical language involved,
however. brought ON lengthy discussion
which had not been concluded when
the Senate recessed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11
CANADIAN CHAMBER
COMMERCE ACTIVE
MEMBERS WILL ARRANGE fOR
COUNTY FAIR At NEXT
MEETING.


spocisi 10 The New.
CANADIAN. Texas. Feb. i0.--At .
largely attended meeting of the Cham
,cr of Commerce last night. the sub.
icct OF county or district fair for this
section was made a special order for
the next meeting. March sth. The
'hamhcr ~ Commerce invites the farm
crs and stockmcn of the county 90
ncot with the organization to discuss
the matter of the fair,
u. T. Alexander. president of the Red
Deer Hereford breeders Association for
his section. announced the alc that
viii take place here on February ie
We also advocated the wisdom Of cm
ployinR a county agent to work with
he farmers and stockmcn ~ the coun'
~.
The Chamber ~ Commerce now has
%; members and n cmmitce was nam'
Il a. secure additional members by the
,cxt mccting. i7S members Ia the goa
sought.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11
WOMAN AND DAUGHTER
WHIPPED ~ STRANGER
" Associated Press.

PORT WORTH. Feb. i0.--Ths
,oilcc made one arrest to-day In their
Investigation of the attack and beat.
NC suffered by Mrs. May Smith and
n year old daughter Mary. In their
home hcc at midnight "Wednesday. The
,ssailant used a pistol and attacked
Lem while they slept. Although u,eif
condition Is serious. they are expected
20 recover. The police were unable t'
,ssign any motive for the attack.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11
BY Vote OF ia TO l3 HOUSE VOTES TO lNSEAT NEIAST
TAX PAYERS WILL NOT
GET BENEFIT NEW LAW
o, Associated rrss.

AUSTIN. Texas. fcb. lO.-Ths
Legislature can not release taS paw
cra from paying the penalties In
CURED by failure 10 pay taxes priog
% January ~. 1921. according 10 aa
opinion given by the attorney gen
cral today. Enacting such a bin
would directly conflict with the s,a.v
constitution. the Oplnlon held and
the iogislnture does not have power
20 enact bill that conflicts with
the constit ution.
a bill was passed during the pres
cnt session Of the Legislature which
provides for reducing the penalty
for failure 10 pay state and county
taxes by January 81. 1891, from ten
per cent 10 five per cent. An In
flux Of queries followed the passing
~ N. hill ~ Co whether the Law
was applicable 10 penalties for 1880
taxes The attorney general ruled
that II was not applicable until 90
days after the legislature adjourned
because the bill failed 10 pass tbs
senate by the necessary two thlrda
majority 20 make II effective on 10
Ing Eigncd by the governor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11
COAL OPERATORS
AGA|N ATTACKED
INDUSTRIAL COURT LAW UN.
CONSTITUTIONAL. IN5UNC-
TIONs VOID. CLAIM
By Associated Press.

" NnAotAteu NtNaas
PITTsBURG. Kas.. Feb. i0,--Charses
that the coal operators Of Crawford
and Cherokee counties have willfully
refused TO adjust wage controversies
and have confederated 10 exaspcfate the
miners into striking for thu purpose Of
claiming that such strikes are called
to violate court injunctions. ara con-
ialucd In an answer In district court
late today by President Alexander N.
llowat Of the Kansas Miners Union
and eight other union officials ARRESTED
this week ON chai gcs Of contempt of
court.
The answer raised n score Of ob.cc.
lions 10 the complain, filed against ths
defendants.
II alleges. among other things that
the Industrial court law In uneonstitu.
iional and that therefore. the injunction
issued by Judge curran are void.
II also denies that the defendants
arr In conspiracy 10 interfere with
the court law operations and says:
mo strikes have been called BY The
defendants for the purpose of hinder
Ing. delaying or diminishing the produc
tion ~ coal IN Kansas"
The mine owners have wilfully. un'
lawfully and Intentionally confederate
and arranged with each other 10 80 ca
aspcrate and aggravate The miners d
Cherokee and Crawford counties b,
their continuous refusai 20 adjust wag'
demands by the miners that the miner
were compelled TO strike 10 obtain JUS
wage settlement, and by 20 doing tn
operators could pretend and claim that
the strike vas lnstituth and invoked
10 violate The injunction.
Tho nossc-s'1n - no' hring cen
Quoted 1i god faifh hui b. BEING carried
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11
representative CONVICTED Of
FELONY AND Therefore UNABLE
TO QUALIFY AS PUBLIC OFFICER

0,-By n
WASH
Mr. Eenaa
convicted his plea of guilty conspiracy against the United
aud ha SIR Nns had been convicted felony ana therefor he was
sustained this and
doned
hold public
Immediately
Miller Dallas reconsider which
MIR Nenaa, spoke before the house the behalf
Mr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11
% NERAL DIRECTORS WILL
MEET ~ SAN ANTONIO


SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Feb 10
Members of the executive committee
Of the National Funeral Directors As'
sociation. In session here today. select
cd October ~ and n a. the dates for
the annual convention oi the association
to bc held In San Au'mio. y. l..
kctchum u Chicago presided. Follow
ing the meeting of n, 'stional COM
miticc. the executive coelmitiec Of the
Texas State Funeral Directors Asso-
citation selected Octobvr 10 and II A.
the dates for the annus| state CONVEX
tlon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11
o. Assoeis,sd Press.
WASHINGTON. Fcb. i0.--Ii keeps

eco 900 men working full time To
support the national rat population.
The biological survey bureau figures
issued to-day show that there are AZ
many common brown rats" as
humans IN the United States aud
each ~ 100000 600 or more destroys
g. worth ~ foo,istuffs year. They
also MAINTAIN an efficient transporta.
tiun system for black death" and
other plague germs. the bureau adds
In urging u s,arvc and alay campaign
tn check real hazard against
American lives and property"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11
BUSINESS MEN WILL
PROTEST Blue SKI Law

PORT WORTH. Texas. Feb. ia
number Of Fort Worth bankers. oil
well supply mer, oil operators and
publishers mcetiug here today drafted
= protest against the Carlcck blue sky
blll now pending IN Austin. Tho bill.
/, was charged. would drive out the IN.
dependent oil operators Ivy It's terms
q. 4. Edgcil presided over the meeting.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11
LOUISVILLE WOULD CARE
F0R OLD C0NFEDERtrEs
" Ass~eistsd Pres

FORT WORTH. Texas. Feb. 10
louisville. Kentucky. has formally In
tied the United Confederate Veterans
% hold their 1871 reunion there. an
nounced General X. NJ. vanxandt. com
nander In chief. The invitation is now
seins considered by the offices. he said
md decision viii be announced In .
Sw daya
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11

The Senate committee on state AZ.
fairs reported favorably the anualIep
land ownership bill by Senator Dudley.
Of ~ Paso. This bill IL directly intend.
ed 10 exclude Japaness immigrants
from obtaining land In Texas Several
hearings were held by the committee
before the bill was finally reported
The Senate also adopted Senatt con
current resolution by Senator McNeaI.
". Of Dallas. inviting Miss Mary Mac
swiney. of Cork. ireland. sister of ths
late Mayor of Cork. Terence Mac
swlncy. 10 address the Texas leelsll.
tors on conditions and ploblems In Ire
land Miss dacSwiney In scheduled 81
fprsk IN Tpn'T soon. Tho resolution
was sent ~ fhr iluiiFn hui action % 4
went over until tomorrow
The tll "f senator Hertxberf. ~
Eerar. pf0yilinE fur teaching AnilfN
cauinf in irihiic schools md ctcatInc
an Arcfle'nlzniiun commission was
Tasscd lnally by the senate. senator
Floyd, ~ Red River. introduced . BIO
amending the Dean prohibition lew -
as 10 provide that purchasers of liquor
would nj yio'ato The law An the Law
now stands the purchaser as weli a. th<
sellers IN nmcnnble 20 the law.
Another university removal measure
was referred TO the house committee on
appropriations today when the Hou<e
concurrent resolution hy fohn Davi1,
Il Dallas. introduced yesterday WIZ
handed to that committee for consider
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11
THE ORDER or TnE DAY.

Against NY face he thrust q gun.
lie flisked my clothes. he took my
mon.
Despite my aunking choler.
of every ten spot which was mine
lie pocketed a generous nine
And gave mc back n dollar.
And then he grcaned. Its hard on
the.
Hard an nm honest man," said hs.
who has To pay his rent,
II hate TO lose this money. but
Nv holdup wages have been cut
The usual ten per cent
s-Leslie's
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11
LAW ENFORCEMENT I.EAGtE
ORGANIZED ny OkI.AHOMANs
NJ Associated Press.

OKLAHOMA CITY. okla. Feb. o.
The law enforcement league ~ Okla.
homa was formed here today at con.
vention ~ enforcement officers. who
elected John W. Reese. of saltwater.
federal prohildtion director ~ the
state. president. Possession 81 a s,ill
tor making whlskey would be made a
felony under n blIl lnd0rsed by the
league today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11
By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. l0.-Commander

Juan Leguia, head Of the Peruvian
naval air force end son Of the presi.
dent of the South American republic.
will leave Callao. Peru. tomorrow on
the first log of n scaplane flight 10
New York, Captain Sterling e. Wy.
man of the United states navy. an.
nounccd here today. l.cgula hopes
to complete the long trip within two
weeks. making stops In Colombia,
ran.Amcrica and other Central Amer.
lean countries.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11
DETECTIVE FOUND NOT
GUILTY MURDER CHARGE


MACON. Ga. Feb. io.--w. q. Smith.
former city detective. was found not
guilty - killing two alleged bootleg.
rrrs ~ s lr-v IN hie second tfiai herr
tl nId irn found griltv nud f,u.
ien.td "a ite Imprisonment at his
former trial Two women lawyers rep.
resented Smith.