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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-06
SUIT AGAINST THE SANTA FE
shipper Asks ~ $50 Damages for
Death and Injury 10 Horses.

Damage totaHng 1850 we're asked
IN F. VI. katon In a suit brought ia
district court Saturday against the
Santa Fe railroad, for alleged loss
OF horses and mules shipped. In three
oonslgnments from Wichitd, Kan,
to Tulsa IN the fall and winter OF
i919-1e20.
Katon claims the railroad com-
pany undertook 20 safely transport
so head OF horses and mules. but
that through negligence OF the de-
fendant's agents several OF the
horses and mules were killed and
others injured in such a manner as
to reduce their market value.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-06
Eye Strain
Lavoptik

Ior QUICK benefit in cases OF
eye strain there ls nothing equal 20
simple witch hazel Camphor, hy-
draslls. etc. Hs mixed In bavoptik
eye wash The witch hazel ana
Olmphor sootho ana relieve the in
Illumination, the hydrastis and other
Ingredients have tonic and antisep-
tie properties. ono man reports
that TWO applications helped great
lV whom his eyes were 50 bad ne
could not read without pain, We
guarantee u small bottle Lavoptil
Go hylp ANY CASE weak strained
ur iurum,d eyes. Aluminium eye
cup FREE. quaker Drug co. Sold
Iva Rcd Fork by RED Fork Drug
GO AdNt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-06

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-06
DENIES BAD CHECK CHARGE


c. X. Teel, accused OF passing a
bogus check for t3s on w II. Cloud
OF Dawson January "a, entered a
plea OF not guilty at his arraignment
Saturday before Justice s C. Maxey
and was released on bond OF $500
for preliminary hearing March IL.
Teel is said to have been the man
who presented a check made on the
Exchange National bank OF this city
20 NJ. r. Taylor and signed with the
name of the defendant.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-06

so fashion dictate says, and that .a
afay Gray gowns In every material
100 cynry style, gray suits. tailored
and elaborate, gray hats, gray
gloves, and especially gray hose and
shoes. j. ls a pleasing fad tp wear
gray hat. veil gloves. hose and shoes
with dark suit The effect is very
rJaalug. Gray, some OF 10 combined
Nth gay colors. was tho one mos,
noticeable thing perhaps. about the
f"r"nt style show ht Convention
hall
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-06

Father, | need new riding
habit"
cant afford st." he growlcd.
but father, what am ! to do
without a riding habit
"Gct tho walking habit. Boston
Transcript.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-06
Franklin Distributors Mo,c

ChappIe Brothers, distribufors ~
Franklin motor cars, during the r4s,
week moved from their formcr lo.
cation on South Main street tl 100
East Fifteenth street. Their raq
location is in the large building
erected and occupied by the Bottom
Brothers Motor company for tbe
past six months and which BIS ono
OF the finest structures OF It's Epd
in the southwest.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-06
DisCrlminatcs.

Scene-Llttle Mary takinF a huge
mouthful OF orange
Mother (horrificd) why, Mary,
don't swallow that whole.
Little Mary-What hole Penn
state Froth,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-23
HUGHES ASKS NEFF
OR EXPLANATION
INVESTIGATION BEGAN At IN.
STANCE OF THE MEXICAN
GOVERNMENT.
Iy Associated rrcss.


AUSTIN. March ss.--Ciovcrnor Neff
lcday received letter from Charles
:. Hughes, s,crctay of state. request
ng that he investigate the shooting ~
1 Mexican citizen named Salvador Sau'
ptdo by certain peace officers Of Texas
when Saucedo attempted To escape,
.sauccdo WAS arrested IN connection
With the murder OF Hn American Girl
Maria Schroeder near San Antonio.
luiing the latter part of Fcbruay. ac'
cCrding tu the letter. \ communication
from the Mexican government 10 the
secretary of state asking for thu In
yestigation and protection of Fhcr
Mexican citizens arrested IN connection
with the cnsc In attached Ia the letter.
These Mexicans. six In number were
arrested hy the sheriff of Brownsville
county and have been Put In Jail L.
prevent possible violence. the letter
continues. Protection for these MeNi.
cans In sought by the Mexican govern
mont.
Secretary Hughes asSs Governs
Neff to Investigate. the matter and In
form him of the result of his investiga
ton In order that reply might bs
made to the Mexican government.
Governor Ncff nid today upon re-
teipi of the letter that he would hav,
IN investigation of the affair and trans
Ter the result of such investigation
to Secretary Hughes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-23
CITIZENS, AT Meeting, ASSURE
rail OFFICIALS THAT PROPERTY
WILL Be Protected In FUTURE
Resolutions Adopted at Meeting Condemned Ac-
ton of Railway Unions; International Leaders
Ordered Out of Town, and Mayor of Harrison
Asked to Resign.
ny THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

HARRISON Ark. March 92--Irac the Missouri and
North Arkansas railroad suspended last week result OF the
burning OF bridges and destruction Of other property probably will
be resumed Thursday Friday stated this m following
promises made at meeting OF citizens that the road for mort
than hundred miles southeast of the Missouri line would
be protected
Resolutions adopted at the meeting condemned the railway
lnons for their part the trouble asked the aid OF all law
abiding citizens in protection OF the railroads property and called
upon four international union officials here leave mme-
dately.
The officials Of whom reference made g. W. Anderson
representing the L. NJ Edwards OF the brotherhood OF
railway telegaphers NJ Carey represesng conductors and
w Potts for the dpa,ccrs The officials subpoened and
appeared before the Boone County grand jury here today
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-23
ONLY NINE MEN OF FORTy.TwO
EXAMINED Qualified DUR.
ING DAY.
OPPOSE DEATH PENALTY
Barrett. the Defendant. WIN Enter
Plea of Self Defense; Charged
With killing of w. %. Sowell
Near Hereford.
By WALTER LYON
staff Correspondent.

DALHAI,T, Tesns. March 22.--Selcc.
ion " the jury for the trial Of Charley
VI. Barrett. charged with TIE killing Of
". u. sowell, is proving u slow and
tedious task. only nine. Of the forty.
two examined. had qualified when the
'ourt adjourned after the entire day
lad been given to the examination. The
state used seven of its ten percmptory
challenges and the defense five
A number Of the special venire Of
lO5 men have been excused by the
'ouri but II is believed the remaining
lurors viii be- obtained from the resi-.
luc and that the introduction Of evl.
lencc viii begin tomorrow.
The examination u the Jurors lays
he foundation for a sG,f defense plea
md indicates the defendant will take
he stand and give his version Of the
shooting.
The limit one may go In self de
h'hF' - NhNhNhA WV w
very juror by the attorneys Slaton and
Underwood. examining counsel for the
lefcnsc. The jury under examination
= asked u he would accord defend.
ant under an attact the right "a Kill
when there is reasonable grounds Il
Tar danger though In reality there he
no danger.
The Dallnm County venire IL mad,
up mostly Cf young men. 10 OF th'
u were disqualified on the ground oi
1eing opposed a. capital punishment.
a sister ~ the Defendant. Charley
". Barrett, II the wife ~ John sowcll
lfother of the victim ~ the tragedy
lanes Sowcll. 20 years cid IN a son oI
Iohn Sowcll. ana when James. one ol
the two nearest the scene Of shooting
takes the witness stand family angl,
will he presented.
James testimony will concern tw,
Hnclcs. one dead. the other ON trial fol
'ife and liberty: ono the brother of hii
fathcr the other brother of his mother
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-23
THREE MEN BEING
HELD FOR MURDER
OF j. s. OFFICERS
KILLING TOOK PLACE WHILE
--s PRUmBsTf0S AGENTS WE'RE
SEARCHING HOME.

Ell PASO Texas. March 22.-Allnn
Shcaiman. "a. john Shearman. 10.
brothers. e. T.. Shcnrmnn their father
and Thomas Mendoza. employee of the
SheaIman Ranch were arrested late 10.
day an state warrant charging them
with completely IN the murder IL pro.
hibitiun officers =. n. Beckett and Arch
Woods. who were shot Ia death early
today when they attempted to execute
search warrant at shearman's ranch
near here.
Officers are searching for Nell T.
Shoarman. an older brother who was ut
the ranch when the shd ling Cook
place. The men are held IN the county
Inil. According To Jesse Stanscl the
! elder Shearman admits having fired OF
the Officers with n shotgun. but claims
no fired only after the officers had fired
| Il him.
]. =. Parker and W &. Quinn. prohl
billion officers who accompanied Beck
rtt and Woods 10 the Shearman ranch
sald In their statements before the u
s. Commissioner that only one sho,
I NfN illfh w Al' fNNNfANH NNANf AlNN
/ said, WIS from q shot gun IN the hands
| OF Quinn who fired when the cldcI
/ Shcniman sought to enter the chicken
house whcrn the officer sought refuge
uftcr his companions had been Killed
! The charge ginzrl Shcirman's skull
/ and tore IN" top off his hat
The Shcarnana tur numlrr %
years have c0uducicd the ranch whcr'
the killing took pac, hnd were con
siicrcd iGcn of high standing In tbs
community. N,il. the son for whom
the officers are hunting was arreste,
y few iaunths aEo by Beckett ON .
charge oi unlawfully posses ssing liquor
Shrarman clsimod the liquor had beef
In hi house before the enactment o
the prohibition law md made an IN
successful effort to have II returned 4
him, The case against him Is pcndinI
in the federal court.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-23
4 LONG WAY ROUND

It's a long way round
Hut viii go. hcause It's you;
For have never found
Another hand and heart 30 true;
Nor ever heard the sound
u( speech that does what yours
can de-.
It's % long way round
But viii go. because It's you.
IN there ON Earihs wide ground
Another eye that looks one through
And leaves one free. though hound?
The strong and tender are ~ few
It's long way round;
But III go. becnuse it's you'
For YOU have never frcwncd
ON me. In old days or the new;
And with your praise have crowned
Ny hopes. ;ha; from 50 little grew
It's "a long way round;
Hut III 10. because us y"i'
You never will astound
a world, nor flatier II. nor Woo
but YOU your help have wound
About me. That praise In your dne'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-23

STRONG LIKELIHOOD SCHOOL. BE
/ 'ESgABLisHED At AMARILLO.
PLAINyIEw or LUBBOCK

Amarillo has chance of landing the
proposed West Texas Agricultural and
Mechanical College believes Lee Safer.
white. representative Of this district
who was In town yesterday. There is
strong likelihood the institution
II approved by the governor. will be TO.
Gated here, Lubbock or rlainvi,w. he
says. and the outcome may depend
upon the efforts that are made to SO
cure the institution.
Mt. Sattcrwhlie charactcrizes the
coming visit of the state legislature
who ATE duc In this city Saturday even.
lng M being one Of tile biggest things
the people of the Panhandle have ever
done because II is largely through the
inducements of the people of West Tex
as that the trip II being made.
We will leave Austin un special
train Thursday" he aid. In dcscrib
lng the route the party viii follow. 'ar
riying IN Fort Worth that night foI
supper and travelling from there on tn,
Santa fc We VIII take breakfast IN
some West Texas town IN the morn
Ing. Friday will be- spent IN visit
Ing the towns nluug the Santa Fo an,
the night will be- sncnt in Lubbock
Saturdnv morning wc viii hrcakfas
In Plainv.cw with a brief stop nt Tulii
and then fast run 10 Hereford whcr,
II II hc.,cd that the Hereford breeders
will have show ni their fine cattle
fer n, representatives tu see.
saturday noon We viii bc guests u
the Wes, Texas state Normal Colleg'
and the city of Canyon. In the af
tcrnoon We VIII make a trip from Can
yen 10 ranga. through th. heart u
the Panhandle wheat belt and arriving
In Amarillo saturday night. Sundal
will be- spent In visiting towns ON tn
Denver railroad hctwccn Amarillo an'
Wichita Falls. At Wichita Falls IN
party will bc entertained Sunday nj
tcrnoon. From Wichita Fails we vii
return directly 10 Austin arriving II
time Tor the opening ut the legislatur
Monday morning
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-23
SOVIET THEORIES
ARE UNW0REABLE,
P RE ME RS VIE v
RUSSIAN LEADER n LEARNING
THAT TRADE N ESSENTIAL.
TO PROSPERITY.
sy Associated Press.


LONDON. March 22.--Dcfcndlng the
governments trade agreement with
Russia. Premier Lloyd George dcclnr
I'd In the house Of commons today thai,
complete change wns evident In the
attitude Of the IiolEhevlki government
toward what In called capitalism.
Indeed" he said. some of l.cninc's
speeches might very woll have been
delivered by Mr.. Churchill himself.
The Russian Soviet premier waa lee.
ginning Ia realize that trade was essen.
ilai. that locomotives cannot be patch
I'd ug with theories. that the original
Soviet theories are unwurkhble. said
Lloyd George
The agreement. he continued was
purely trade agreement recognizing
the dcfac,o government u Russia. no,
treaty of peace.
Claims against Russia with respect
to loans or for Injuries a. nationals
have been reserved for discussion.
when there viii De- general -cttc
vnl IN tho meantim all claims
were amply snfeEuarded
lie ridiculcd the idea that the trad
,ng community was opposed to the
agreements aud asserted that every
prccaution about Bolshevism coming 1,
an end had faded II realization. Tn,
bolsheyists WCIo as complete In contru
In vast Russia 49, any government
could be- under present circumstances
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-23
AGED NEGRO " H0
ASSAULTED WOMAN
KILLED BY WHITES
PRISONER BEGGED TO BE GIVEN
TRIAL. nut IsFQuEsT WAS
NOT HEEDED.
CONFESSION WAS MADE.
After Prisoner Had Feen Identified by
Within sheriff Made Effort 90
sio,e islm 90 Place of
safety.
ny Associated Pres.

MONTICELLO. ArE.. March ga
fhil slater. negro. 50. who tonight con.
fcSaed he had assaulted white woman
near Wllmar last week. tonight was
taken from the Jail here by force and
lynchcd. Ia making his confession h.
said Il did II. but please give me y
trial" Already In the hands Of tho
mob he was strung from a telephone
cable by a rope and :,is body riddled
with bullets
The negro was arrested this morn
INK by Mayor l.. Il. Dunlap OF Wilmnr
and former city marshal. and brought
Ia Monticello. This afternoon the wo.
man who WIS assaulted was brought
to the Jail and picked Slater fron
four negroes brought before her as the
man who had attacked her.
shortly after the Identification Slater
was put IN an automobile and accom-.
panied by Sheriff II. G. Burks and sev.
scfnl deputies started for Pine Bluff.
The party was met cnroutc by mob
and 10 escape Il returned to Monti.
cello and again placed the negro IN
Jail. The mob. composed Of more than
enc thousand persons. principally from
Wilmar and surrounding country. fol
lowed tu the jail. broke In and compel.
I'd the sheriff To surrendNr the pris
oner.
Slater was taken from the Jail TO n
point about one hundred yards dis
lant and swung from a telephone en-
~ for moment. lie was lowered aud
asked u he had any statement H. make
When he rcgaincd his breath he con
fosscd to the crime and asked for q
trial. Without. oihes words he Wa,
again drawn w and his body riddied
with bullets.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-23
DALLAM COUNTY IS
ONE Of CHOICEST
IN THE PANHANDLE
EVERY CONVENIENCE or CITY At
DISPOSAL or CITIZENS
or DALiIART.
By WATER LYON
ts,aff Correspondent

DALHART. Texas. Mar a2.-The
touch Of winters Icy fingers had a
withering effect on Dallam county's
peach. pear and plum blossoms that had
opened out TO the genial rays of an
'arly spring sunshine. n was NJ n win
ter had coaxed out tender bloom and
blade TO take nip. and nippcd they
were
Not having the heart 10 do Il IN day
light, countless numbers Of snowfiakes
,ssembled In the drab clouds of sun.
day night and descended on earth en-
nasse. Three inches of snow fell Sun.
lay night. and the downfall continued
Internationally Monday. While not
dnchlnR cold. the snow blanket Of sun
iry night. and repetition Of low tenn.
nerature last night. was too much chill
'or the advanced blossoms.
But the March squall was not without
'ompensating features. II will make
grasE. say stockmcn. It's fine for whcat.
uy farmers. And Dallam In stock
md farming county. Fruit IN not yet
me ~ its staple products. Grain and
'orngc crops never looked better at this
wason ~ the year. Like other Panhan'
H. counties. Dallnm II turning 10 agri'
ulturc Fasteners are beginning To
1uy Dalhm county lands. The county
ma employed county agent. and he's
, live one. II has county demonstrs.
ion agent. and she's busy all the time
nd keeps others busy.
Alert o. the advantages II q library
md answering the call 10 Join the cru
nde agalna, the country's arch
ignorancc-D Dallam has q sal
,rlcd librarian. and TO Dallam county
ielcngr the honor OF bclnE first OF all
roNas counties 10 comply with the new
dnir regulations. through which the
'ounty gets 5000 volumes ~ books
| frnm the state for its library.
The commissioners OF Dallam coun'
" have caught step with the onward
movement and ordered for April 30 n
BOND election a. authorize the issuance
Y si7S 000 In honds 10 provide funds
'or new court house. II Is believed
the go cooperative spirit IL strong enough
70 put over the bond election for a
ourt building that ~ really needed. II
'arried. II II the purpose to carry the
sscsmcnt on this years hooks. 10 that
he coll"ction will w. AZ the same time
~ general taxes are collected. and the
building may be- started this year.
Dalhart. Dallam's capital. Is press
ng forward to normally. and looking
,hcad To leadership in matters educa
,ional In the Panhandle, and an err
II material prosperity greater than th'
dty has yet known. Dalhart rejolce'
In its achievement Of inducing th'
State Beard Of Education 10 take al
Is ti2s 600 bond issue voted for a hiel
school building. The school board
Sasting no time In prclmAnsries. bu
mas advertised for architects proposal
March 90 and u II the purpose TO le
a contract for the building on May
Dalhart people claim TO have as goo
nigh school system M there IL In IN
Panhandle. and claim they viii BE- IN IN
lead next year. excepting no city Q
CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-23
CARDINAL GIBBONS
is CRITICALLY Ill
uNFAvOIiBi.E CHANGE N con
DITiON WAS FIRST NOrIC.
~ SUNDAY.
Special TO The Nsws

tlttNiAA 10 inc NtNH.
BALTIMORE, March - ss-rhysicians
q icndlng cardinal Gibbons announced
tonight tha, his Illness had taken an
vnfuVurallv turn. They said. however
'tur Wns no immediate danger. bui
tho made II plain that they were not
encouraged hy h.s symptoms.
The unfaVomhlr change In the Card
nails condition occurred Sunday nigh'
" hen his heart action Became weaker
No marked Improvement has hcer
shown In the hast 20 hours according tu
bishop O'Corrifnn.
Cardinal Glib ms who IL In his S5ui
year. suffered ph, ,sical breakdown last
fall ani on two occasions his life d.
SPARED. uf. he rallied. however and
from that time untl the present b,
sccmcl % improve in health
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-23
4, Hour Week Denounced.

PENSACOLA. Fla, March 2s.-The
Southwestern Typothctae ls.iay odptcd
n resolution condemning the ~ hour
week as an economic crime and plcdg
I'd itself To fight any reduction in the
number uf working hours IN the week.
The federation also voted to take out
strike insurance with the intention II
fighting any walkout u union printers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-23
Ofncers Guard ;,roperty.

JOPLIN. Mo. March ga force Of
4. y. deputy mnrshais. recruited here,
ls stationed et points along the Mis-.
.suri and North Arkansas Railroad in
compliance with orders of Federal
Judge Van valkenburg 10 protect tho
rallroad property on the Missouri side.
Men were placed az far south an slclg
man. Missouri. near the Arkansas line.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-23
FREIGHT RATES VIII. BE
GIVEN CONSIDERATION
By Associated Pres.

WASHINGTON. March 22 -Frcigh,
rates, pn fruits and vegetables to and
from TEXAS and Southwestern points
Sill hc the subject of shippers and
WrrieS conference called by ihe Inter
state Commerce Commission 90 meet ai
Dallas March -. u WAS announced to
nigh, by the commission The confer
encc was called al the request II the
Texas railway commission and ia,
state legislature, the commission said
to consider relief tor fruit and vrgcts
blc producers ui the state who were
rcprus ntlng as faifing settlement.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-23
GREEKS HAVE ABANDONED
OFFENSIVE AGAINST TURKS
ay Associated Press.

PARIS. March e2.--The new Greek
offensive against the Turks In Asia
Minor. which was planned for the end
of March. has loen abandoned. at least
Tor the present. according To dispatches
received rs the French foreign office.
Instructions To- the Greek army,
which IL lclieVed called for an ad
vance during the last days of this
month have been cancelled. the advices
saya. althougs Greek troops continue
to discmlark IN Symarna.
Change In Greek plans II believed
here to he due To- the attitude of strong
lisnpproyal taken by England and
Fmnce and also by the fact that the
projected offensive probably would
not develop the success desired.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-23
CALL. FOR EXTRA SESSION
CONGRESS ISSUED TUESDAY
Nv Associated Pres


WASHINGTON. March ga Tor.
mai call fur an extra session OF Con
Rrcss a. meet April n and receive legis.
latinn regulations from the new admin.
.stpt.un. was issued tuday by President
Harding.
None of the specific problems 10 be
laid before the legislative branch we're
iamcd In the proclamation. the presl'
dent merely declaring that AN extra
- sslon ordinary occnsion required that
Congress convene Ia receive such COM
muniuation as may b. made by the ex
ecuiivc."
Mr Harding already has indicated
however that the tariff and taxation
win be- foremost In his message ~ the
special session,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-23
I.tBORERs REFtsE TO
ACCEPT WAGE REDt CrlON.

CHICAGO. March % Representa-
tives ~ al the unskillcd cmplovcs ui
the Chicago Burlington and Quincy
Railroad refused to accept a reduction
IN wages propuScd by the ruad al o
conference today They also refused
a. ludorsc an appeal a. the United
states railroad labor beard The ap
peal o. the butrd viii be- filcd shortly
hy the railway. " W1s announced
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-23
FORMER GOVERNOR BR0lGH
NOW CRITIC ALLY III.


LITTLE ROCK, March 30 Former
Governor Charles II Bruugh tunigh,
wns rcport,d as holding his own al
though his condition still was regarded
as serious \ slight Improvement over
his condition of last night regarded as
extremely grave. was reported 10y physi
clans during the day. Tie Is Suffcrine
from acute nephrilis and cardiac ir
! Irregularities.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-23

AZ the mass meeting today a demand
that Mayor Guy Trimblc of Harrison
resign because of his sympathetic ac'
tion for the strikers. was reiterated
but Mayor Trimhlc continued In his re-.
fusal 10 take this step.
Men attending the meeting repre-.
sented practically every town between
Eureka Springs, near the Missouri line
and Elba Arkansas. approximately 100
niles southeast along the line.