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milk II Guaranteed to Make
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The Washington times., 1921-03-24
BANDITS GET $1,000 IN
n. ]. PAYROLL HOLDUP

HAcKENsACK, N. j.. March 24.--
-Four bandits in an automobile early
today held up the paymaster, of ths
Bsilman Brook Bleachery here. rob-
bing him Of a bag containing the
weekly payroll of $4,000. The bandits
made their escape.
Sheriff Joseph Kinsley sent out
motorcycle officers speeding after the
fteeing robbers toward Union Hill
An alarm was telephone to all nearby
municipalities. which automatically
set in operation the special hold up"
machinery devised recently at con-
ference OF county and municipal Of
fcials.
The Washington times., 1921-03-24
VACCINATIONS URGED
FOR GEORGETOWN

A general vaccination OF all resi-
dents of Georgetown. west of WILSON,
sin avenue and extending out along
the Conduit road az precaution
against smallpox IL sought by Dr.
William c. Fowler. District Health
Officer. who today assigned Two
physicians to canvass that section.
This action follows the discovery OF
seventeen cases of this disease In that
section. Most of the cases have been
rnild and, while DIR. Fowler 10 not
alarmed over the situation, he feels
The Washington times., 1921-03-24
u S. Marine Tran,pled
When He Grabs Horse
OF Cabinet Member

Leaping from bench the Mall yesterday afternoon
Francis Gregory Burns private the Marine Corps seized the
bride of horse attached to the carriage of Secretary Henry
Wallace of the Department of Agriculture and knocked
down and hamped by the frightened animal
The Washington times., 1921-03-24
Tooth Brush
Bargain

a special assortment with
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sale. at AOS
The Washington times., 1921-03-24

Audrey M1nsoHs revelations Of
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intimate artistic secrets. Read them
In Sundays Nmes.
The Washington times., 1921-03-24
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ADVERTISEMENT.
The Washington times., 1921-03-24

Goldenberg's Clothes Shop for
Men-FIRST FLOOR-Direct En-
trance From X Street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07
Santa Isabel Sank
Near Salvoa Island
Nv Associated Pres,

~ "r~N taf'h tFetr
CpM'NNA, srain. Jan. e--The frs,
comprehensive narrative of the wreck
~ Che Spanish steamer Santa Isabel In
which more than goo persona pcrlshed
was given i'si,y 10 the Associated prc-s
by Pedro Fat a rllo, living at Bucnos
Aircs. who WIS passenger aboar,i
N" vessel With his wife and the latter a
brother. Luis Maid" They were return.
Inc to Argentina.
We w~rr aslccn WHEN tho accIdcn,
happened" soid Fal. the shock awol,r
the pass, ngvrs who immediately threw
rlu,hcs around themselves and rushed
io the decks We found pcople dash.
inr hiihcr and thithcr and the waycs
sw"cring over the derks
The captain tried IN calm the nas.on.
ecrs hut without succcss Roats were
torn frum their davi,s. aad snun the
electric lights fNilcd owing to the flood
me oi tho machine rom, when tho en-.
Hlnccr Opened the valves 10 avoid an
explosion. The wireless operator thus
was unable to rcniy to inquiries relative
tr the puStion II the sieamer.
THE oissc,nity and fog Increased the
nonic. The captain ordered the launch.
ins of hco,s The Island ~ salvora
wns oHlv 200 wards away A, ,ha, mo.
rcnt N" main mast broke. killing many
Will" others threw themselves into the
'Sar
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07
Japs Not Wanted
By Texas People
ny Associated Press.

ny Assoeiatsd Press
SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Ian. s.-An
antiJapanesc land ownership biil similar
In the cffcc, Ia the alien exclusion laws
~ California. will he presented a. tho
rcSas legislature probably during Tho
session which opens Tuesday. by the
state legislative committee of the Amer
lean Legion post ~ Texas. according Il
m announcement made here tonight bv
llcihcrt Pcairs, commander of Alamo
Post. following the receipt ~ lnfnrma.
'!nn from linrlingcn that considerable
nntiJapncsc sentiment has recently de-.
velopcd in kio Gtana- valley towns due
20 the activities of Amcricaa Legion
posts In that section.
According to AIR pcairs. this con.
iemnlated action On the par, of the
state organization In the rcsul, of an
Investigation of the japanese question
arising cu' 20 the recently attempted
colonization II bands In the RIO Grandu
valley ~ japanese farmers from Call.
fornia which has been conducted hy
the local legion post over a pcriod q
three months The results ~ this inv-s:
igation have been forwarded % state
hcadQuartcrs AT Dallas where the pr,.
POSED bill " now being drafted. Mr.
pcairs said
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07
CALVIN COOLIDGE
A PLAIN CITIZEN
WILL TAKE REST nEfORE IiE
ASSUMES DUTIES on VICE
PRESIDENT
By Associated lrsA.

BOSToN. Mass, Jan. s.-Calvin
Coolidge WAS a plain citiEon tonight
for the firs, time In years, As such
he went to the family fircsldc at
Northampton fer n husbands and
fathers rest from the affairs of state
beforc going To- the national capitol In
March aa vice president
The transition frOm governor to or.
dinary citiSen was accomplished sim.
ply. In an informal proccdclnE the
retiring. governor handed 10 channias
II. Cox. his successor. tho pondcrous
key to the executive chamber. the
butler hblc and the arroe bead and
flint that signify the ddty ci keeping
faith with the states vanishing Indian
charges Then he took his IN, and
without official escort lcf, the eSecu.
tive chambers by side door while IN
the main entry the inaugural process
sion of Governor Cox began to form
Citizen Coolidge found group OF
friends awaiting him below and with
them he walked out ~ the state house,
while the hand hlarcd a hail To the new
chief.
After luncheon In town with few
friends, the Vice nrcsiden, elect ect out
for home. Al the station hc had to
edge the way for Airs. Coolidge
and then seek seat. The retiring
governor and his wife went 20
Northampton a. the ordinary ci,irrn
that the days events made him. rid.
INK in a day coach. the mrn reading
n newspaper and tho woman knitting
something that locked like a sock In
It's first stages
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07
Supporters Tariff
Bill Encouraged

WARRINGTON. Jan. s.--suppors.
ers ~ the Fordncy emergency tariff
measure wcrc given announcement
today by the announcement Of Chair.
man Penrose. OF tho senate flnanre
committee. that he would itse his in.
nuencr to obtain passage OF tho biIi.
The Pennsylvania senator. In fo..
mai statement issued after his commit.
tee opened hearings on the measure.
assured his Republican colleagues
that he would joln them In pushing
the legislation at this session. but De.
clared for modification of the rates car.
ricd by the hill as u passed the house.
While the senate committee was
holding It's initial hearings and while
senators were attempting to assess the
effect of senator Penrose's statement.
the LoGse ways and means committee
heard more than twenty witnesses on
revision of the present Underwood tar.
III act. The house committee took up
schedule A and the witnesses discussed
from technical standpolnts questions cf
higher import duties on chemicals,
naints and oils which come under the
first division of the Underwood law.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07
Disgrace For Any
American Child
To Want "-Hoove,



NEW YORK. Jan. G.--Meney for re.
lief n Euronenn children II wanted only
from American communities where chi.
drcn are vel nrovidsd with the neces
sitles of lie, Herbert Hoover Declared
todv IN answering objections raised by
cit, officials nj a meeting 10 organize
the local campaign m behalf OF the Eu.
ropcan relief council W.
Charity begins M home" aId Mr..
Hoover after Bird 3. coler. commission.
cr II the department Of public welfare
Said he was mot sure" that ne should
appeal for European children while New
York institutions caring for unfortunate
youngsters were on the verge OF hank.
ruptcy."
Nj. Hoover mid Il was "a disgrace N
any child In New York II In want.- He
pointed ont that this city In the richest
In the world and haa an is months sun.
ply of focdstuffs In storage A mKxes.
lion by MIR coler that part Of the money
raised here be- donated TO local charities
was no, approved by Mr. Hoover.
After the meeting Il was announced
that the campaign fcr funds will he
started soon with Mayor Hylan acting
~ chairman of the local committee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07

Commander W. D. Estes of Hanson
Post No "a ~ the American Legion.
yesterday received letter from
Fritz GalbraIth. the National Com.
mnnder of the Legion. touching upon
the problems which confront the local
Post. Commander Galbraiths letter
viii H. read 10 the members of the
local Post at their annual meeting
tonight
Other features at the annual meeting
and smoker tonight viii be the annual
report ~ the Post Commander. which
VIII deal generally with the various
phases u the work accomplished by
the American Legion IN the United
States today. and In detail with the
work Of the local Post along the lines
~ lal education, vocational and other.
wise. ibl illness ~ exservice men, and
the measures taken for their care: (cD
financial aid Ia members and their
families needing II; ID financial condl.
iion ~ the local Post and recommen.
dations along the line of betterment:
,el deaths which have occurred among
ex'sersice men: ~ the Tubercular
Hospital at keryille. what the local
Post has done for It's establishment md
whnt u In expected 10 do for tubcrcu.
lar exservice men; ~ the stand ~ the
iocal Post on civic questions: Ci,) a re-.
View Of the various proposals which
have been made looking toward a home
for the local Post.
Commander Estes will also call for n
referendum among the membership of
the Post on the question 81 a bonus
FOR exservice men. He states that he
personally II opposed 10 a bonus for
the reason that II will mean an added
financial burden for the government IN
carry. and will have something of the
appearance OF putting patriotism upon
a rash basis. hut that he viii be guld.
ed by the wish II the majority OF the
membership; " the Post In It's refer.
endum tonight decides that a bonus
should Dc granted 20 exseryica men.
then he will work for that bonus.
loyalty.
Three officers will he elected at the
meeting tonight. viz an adjutant, "A
member a the executive committee.
and vice-adjutant.
Commander Estes says he wants
every cx'service man in Amarillo 20
attend the meeting tonight. whether
or not he Is member Of Hanson Post.
Questions will come up for debate
which viii he of great interest Co them
and additionally II will be great get.
together occasion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07
SENATOR DECLARES
GREAT BRITAIN IS
EMU[ATINC HUM
~ MAKING ATTEMPT TO SECURE
MONOPOLY OF WORLD
OF. SUPPLY.
by Assoels,sd Press.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 6.--Cirent nrit.
ain was accused Of emulnting the
Hun" In pursuing her postwar policy
by Senator Phelan. Democrat. Califor.
MIA, speaking In the senate today after
senator Mckcllar. Tennessee. had ad.
vocated cutting off the British supply
~ American oil unless Americans
We're accorded eaual rights with Ilrit.
iHh subjects In the purchase aud De-.
velopment ~ world oil supplies.
Tho California senator added To- his
accusations tho charge that Great rrii.
ain at the same moment she was Az.
peallng for American aid during the
war. declaring her back TO the wall"
was buying up oil lands In other coui.
tries. With this charge senator Phc.
Ian coupled another Ia the effect that
Great Britain hnd obtained four billion
dollars In loans from the United States
and had used her own money In IN
endenvor To acquire monopoly ~ thu
world oil supply.
Senator Mckellar previously had de-.
clared that Great Britain was putting
forward claims of inability Ia nay In.
' VIZ N',' Mh' "lhh anu was
yuyIhs up ,he worlds oil r"sourcrs.
England. while buying up these oil 10.
sources. Mr.. Mckelhr sid. WIS using
American 0il and saving her own sup.
plies for the future.
The United States, Senator Nickel.
En.,anS ~ n ~" p'"v, 70 p.'hs
,aIs.,a. o., "s's pc,
Am.r,ca al a., ,,'a. ~ vi rum
urgod ,,nmad,,,a .c,Ion on ~. % ,',, -" ~
nosIny rocInroc,,,. n. .a,a.a" "a ,,,s
thos. na,,nns which 40 no, S,s.,,,n,
nate agnInr Ams,Ic.r c,,,,.ns ana
retaliation araIns, ,hosa na,,on. ,h,,
do.
I'VE ask for nothing but what IL
right" Senator McKellar asserted.
We simply desire that our citizens
shall be- treated by Great Britain In the
way that we treat hers. We want
them TO enjoy the same prlyil.g.s IN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07
AUTOMOBILE-STYLE SHOW HAS
ATTRACTED ATTENTION MANY
PROMINENT AUTOMOBILE MEN

-Amarillo's oncomlng big automobii.
and style show. In creating much inter
est In Oklahoma City" declared J. p
Cough. Midwest division manager foi
ihe WiilyaDvcriand company. who ls
here visiting with the loal Willysov
eriand family. Continuing he aid:
''in my judgment. II would have been
impossible for the people of Amarillo
and the Plains country ~ Texas. 90 have
conceived of anything quite 40 good fof
everybody tust at this time. as the au.
iomobile- e-styie show 90 be pulled sim.
ultaneously with tho annual convention
Of the great Buyers and Sellers Assocla.
zion. here In February. This event l.
roing To- help all classes of business and
know that the dream II the locai deal
srs that this show will predicate ap an
nuai show each succeeding year.
'since coming into this territory
have heard no one thing discussed quite
On nnueh ~ the show. Dick Carhart.
president of the Oklahoma City auto
mobile mems association will bo here
with a liberal sized party. lie II live
ene and knows the worth of this char
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07
CLARA SMITH u,MON
READY FOR rRIu

FORT WORTH. Texas. Jan. c.
Mrs clara Smith liamun. charged
Ni,h shooting Jake llamun. al and
railrO0d magnatc. arrived here o.
daN Ou her way to ~ TaSO where.
she s,id she would visit her par.
cn,s unth the da,n Il her trial is
st
Il am anxious 10 have the TRIAL
over with" shr Siid 4 have tried
70 torEvt hu, n l. hard"
Mrs iamon anpcarcl rcflcshcl
md vas ViVacious rs the talked
With her attorney. she declined TO
comment vn the rending trial
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07
~ Associated Press,
FINE Bi.ttf. Ark.. Jan. s.-Presi

dent Fleet Warren g. Harding. In d.
claring he was unable Ia work out q
phn which would permit him Ia par
iicipaic In the southern tariff congress
io he held In Atlanta. GA. January a7
y. Expressed his personal desire" to
nccom. bcttsr acquainted with the peo
plc ~ the South, In n telegram Ia y. ~,
bloom. secretary of the Pine Bluff
Chamhcr of Commerce. received to-day.
The prcsideni.Elcct had been urged
tn telegram frum Mr. Bloom 10 attend
IN. congress.
In explaining that he would be m.
able to take part In the meeting which
h- termed uf widespread interest and
10 national importance. the President
El,s, said. "A have a personal desire
to come into better acquaintance with
YOUR people and contribute the mud
may 10 the concern II America which
! think II 50 essential e. a great AMI
glurious future"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07
SHEEP RAIsERs HAVE
1890 wool. CROP STORED

wy N%Nciabd lreNs.
SPOKANE, washn.. Jan. 6 6-Shecp
ralsers ~ Washington have nearly
five million pounds of wool from the
1890 crop which cannot bc disposed ~
nj any price. declared Thomas j.
Drumhcllcr ~ waila walla. president
II the Washington Wool Growers
Association In an address TO the annual
meeting ~ that organization which
opened here today
There In absolutely no markc. fnr
wool" said Mr.. Drumhcllcr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07
"Rlua Sl,," Laws

NASHVii.L. Tenn. Jan. e.--opera.
..iion OF all passenger and freight
trains In this state an SUNDAY would
he prohibited by bill introduced In
the senate today. The hill. which II
wns said was but the first of several
~ the hluc.lay type TO be introduced
would also han Sunday baseball and
other sports. Publication OF newspa.
pers. operations OF all stores and all
buying and selling except when charity
or necessity demanded. The bill took
the regular course without debate.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07
Texas VIII Secure
Three Additional
Representatives

Special % The News.
WASHINGTON. IAN. s.-rexas
viii securr thrrr additional Repre-
sentatheS m Congress under the
I'LL Tor rrapp"lntmcmi ii the House,
which provides tS3 members, n Was
v'portrd twiay hy the House ccn.
SnS ~ mmiiiee. The Twas men,.
he of the commltirr i Represents.
ts,T nee, Mr. Rcr Votrd In the
committec for q favorable report.
In = statement after the bnl Was
Nri-d "I,on Mr. her said he was
Glad that rcNaS win securr thr-e
additional nrmhcr> under the
mccurr. Mud tha, because wom-
cn he eaftcr win hc on a political
~au-li,N ihTo"shoui the country
ihct~ Should be- larger rrprscn.
iation In the houSN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07
ADMINISTRATION
HERBERT HOOVER
AGAIN ATTACKED
CHARGE MADE THAT HE AIDED
rOi.ISii TROOPS AGAINST
WILL Of L. \.
Nv Associated rr...

WASHINGTON. Jan. G.-IIcrl,or,
lioo,cr's administrator ~ food relief
enterprises IN Europe was criticised
and pIuis"d IN the s"na,c tolay during
an hour of debate resulting from re-.
cent charges ~ senator " senator
Reed, democrat, Missouri. that Mr..
Hoover had us"d u PARTON of Amrri.
can rclirf appropriations for malntcn
ance Of the Polish army.
Senator's Hitchcock. democrat ~
Nebraska. and Kellogg. republican of
Minnesota. defended the former food
administrator, while Scnaim Reed re-.
n"wcd his criticism.
Mr. H"ovcr should be given credit
tw AN accomplishment. whose magnl.
to'h the whole world wonders at
senator Hitchcock declared In present.
inE matter io show that no American
relief supplies had hc.n turned over
To the Polish army. American army
"ticTs' the senator said. were v.gi.
s'"' W u'H "tiutt 10 Keep the supplies
for civilian usc.
Senator Reed dcclarcd that u did no,
matter whether the supplies went 10
the Polish civilians or army.
They were given to her for the pur.
pos" of l'olsicrinE her up and enable
her to carry on her war" the Missouri
senator DECLARED.
senator kellogg declared that re-.
Eardlcss of indirrct effect he did no,
eolicvc that any of the American
FUNDS We're spent To maintain the
Polish forces
During the debate Senator Reed
also criticised American policies which
b" said had prevented rc.openlng OF
American commerce with Russia and
Germany.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07
Protest Action senate.

RleowNsvil.l.E. Texas. Jan. e.
The lower Rio Grandc Valley Chamber
Of Commerce tonight wicd the chair.
mar 81 thc Senate immigration CON.
NIT 60 protesting yi1,ins, legislation
thai would pruhihl, Immigration ~
Mexican hborcrs The clrgrym s,a,ci
tina, many Mexican lahorcrs were ~
pluyed IN this scction aud that this
step would cauSc heavy financial losses
io truck nen IN th" valley
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07
Wages Reduced

PUEBLO, Colo. Jan. cry agree.
mcnt between employees and the man
egement. effected mere today. a reduc.
tion II ~ pr cent In the wages will
become effective January ie In the 10.
cal plant of the Colorado Fuel and Iron
Company. This action IL the result of
conferences betwccn President q. y.
Weber NJ the compand and representa-.
tivcs u the cmployeea The company
hes a"re'si tn start up scssral idle mills
on part time s.sada I xzL
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07
TENAS WOMEN MUST
PROCURE TAN RECEIPTS
nv Associated rrrv,.

ny Associated frrs.
SAN ANTONIO. Jan. e.--Asscssmcnt
~ roll taxes to all women Of Texas
between q and co. cxccp, those spa.
cially exempt. was obtained by State
Comptroller NJ. l.. wiggington In let.
ter received nv County Tax Assessor
Albert V. Hu,h today. The ruling
asked for hy the local assessor held
that community property should ~
listed to both husband and wife aud
the poll tax of each added where no
exemption occurred.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07
Irish After English
By Associated Prcss.

NEW YORK, Jan. 6.--IIarry Roland.
secretary 10 Eamonn DE Valera. de.
clhrcd az a mass meeting here tonight
that IL England doesn't stop it's cam.
naisn of murder In Ireland We will
w"'eh a race vendetta among the
irish throughout the world ard exact
IN eye for AN eye and a tooth for
tooth"
The time has nearly passed" he
added' for little race of $500 600
people to continue putting up a losing
fight against 5G.OooOOo ana W. wul
urge that when they see anything
British-by God-strike II,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07
ny Associated Pre.s.
B0sT0N. Jan. 6.---siralns Of German

music were borne ON the sani. hrcs scs
that stirred the hattie flags uf the Van.
ace d.Nsi'n at the Inauguration of
= '''rn" cnaning II. Cox I a.. EtL.c
h,.N tos'hy
ln - use oi the band con ,sr, IN
tli' hi IT rags, several Teu' mic nnm.
bore v''rr r.. we'd and recc,'rl ~ mach
applause m was accorded To other A..
lections Schubcrts "March Militairc"
WAS especially well received.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07
MISS MACswiNsy To
SpEAk II TIISN

Tulsa, Okla, Jan. e--MiSs Mary
MacSwiney. sister ot the late Mayor
Of Cork, will H. In Tulsa February
n tur an address as portion - her
program while on tour ~ the Cnit,d
States according To- announcement tc.
day hy A. = Sweeney. president ~ the
Tulsa branch, Friends ~ Irish Free.
dom
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07
Ford Officer Resigns

DETROIT. Jan. e--Louis ". Tur,
rcli. chief auditor % the Ford Motor
Company. announced his resignation
today. A difference Of opinion ct the
policy of the company was sivcn as
the reason Tor his retirement.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07
Would Erect Monument.

WASHINGTON. Jan. "a hill rro,
viding for the erection uf a memorial
munument to the late Admiral Dewey
was presented to the house naval com
mittcc today by Secretary Daniels AMI
viii H. introduced hv Chairman Butler