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The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-06

 AT THE CHURCHES.
PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES

The pastor will preach Sunday morning at 11:00 o'clock, but there will be no evening preaching service during the month of August. Other services of the church will be held as usual.
 R. l.. Jetton, Minister.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-06
The New Geography.

Teacher-"Willie name two of the worlds greatest deserts"
 Willie-"Sahara and the United States"
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-06

E. F. Edwards is in Little Rock today to attend meeting of the hotel committee of the Arkansaw Travellers, of which he is chairman.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-05
EMERGENCY TARIFF
|bILL IS ATTACKED
ny Associated Press.

ny Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. Jan. i.-stumblins
blocks which the Fordncy emergency
tariff bill has encountered since reach
ing the senate continued today TO rise
up In its pathway. The chief OF thcsc
appeared In the decision Of the senate
finance committee In a story executive
session TO hold hearings on the meas
urc.
Advocates Of the tariff measure b.
lieved. and opponents hoped the com
mittee action would mean the death
~ the hill. Senator Smout. Republican.
Utah. was understood 10 have told the
committee the move would cause tne
hill either 10 be killed In conference
or "filiburtered 10 death on the senate
floor" The projected hearings will be.
gin Thursday and continue until next
Tuesday and viii h. followd also by
decision of the committee today. 10y
hearings on the soldier compensation
hill.
The finance committee meeting 60
lay was the first over which Senator
Pessnse its chairman. Ind presided IN
more than fifteen months. An attemp,
by Senator simmons Democrat. Nor;i
Carolina. to postpone action lndeti
nitely on the tariff hill developed th,
first clash. The motion lost. however
w two Democrats, Senators Nugcnt oi
idhhu. and Jones Of New Mexico. Join
ing the Republicans.
The question NJ holding open hear
lngn. committee members reported
brought on second vote and OK
~hangcs IN which "shnrp vmds' wer,
iscd. The motion Ia oncn the hear
inRs was made hy Senator Gerry
Dcmocrat Rhode Island and 4, wa,
given the support OF nll thr Demo
rrat.. members In addition to Char
man pcnrose. wEo was tdn"d by an
nther Republican. Calder OF New York
Senator pcnrosc. after the meeting
ssucd statement In which he s1id
that both the soldier bonus and tariff
measures undoubtedly would be- re
ported 20 the senate" He declined
however. 10 offer prediction az I,
what action would hc taken In the sen
ate but opponents NJ the tariff Ill
were confident u would never bccon,
law.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-05
WAR FINANCE BILL
NOW LAW DESPITE
PRESIDENT VETO
HOUSE MEMBERS VOTED ESQ FOn
AND 90 AGAINST THE
MEASURE.
nv AsancInted Preaa


WASHINGTON. Jan. i-Prc-iden,
Wilson will have To fiil ai leas, one "a
the two vacancies on the board of ~.
rectors ~ the revived war finance cor.
porniion before II can make any ron.
siderable number ~ loans for financing
exports with view to affordlng relief
Co the farming and other industries
This statement was made by treasury
officials today after the resolution ~.
rec.ing revival of tho corporation he.
came law through its passage by the
ho"Se over the presidents veto.
The vote In the house 10 pass the
resolution over tho presidents veto
wns nearly ~ ample as that east yes.
terdny In the senate. Tho house sto0d
80 for tho measure against 6s for up-
holding the veto or u more than IN,
required two.thirds majority. Seven.
teen democrats voted Ia sustain the veto
while for its passage there were II.
Republicans. III democrats and one pro.
hibl,ionist
Treasury officials In further discuss.
Ing adoption 81 the resolution Sid that
while tho corporation would prepare 10
function Immediately as n result ~ tho
actlcn ~ congress President Wilson
would he required TO appoint onc or two
new directors before anything much
could I've done.
The hoard of directors In composed
~ five mcmbers and officials explain.
"a thlt maiority ~ required by law
to approve the application for Loan.
while the present hoard mcmbcrshlp
| constitutes n quorum. officials asserted
Secretary Houston. who In cx-officio
chairman. would not he able to devote
his time exclusively 10 corporation mat.
tcrs ny the investigation ot the nde.
1uacy NJ securities would rcquir" Th'
n,hcr two directors. Angus W Mclean
whn ncw N managing director. and
George r. Cnoksey. officials said would
thus he unable tn act upon applications
fpr loans.
PRESIDENTIAL nomination to the boart
| requlre confirmation of the senate ma
ioritv and the question also arose as "a
whether the republicans ~ tho senate
would depart In such caps from thF
rnllcy of confirming no nominations NJ
h. session.
Finance corporation officials stated
hat In any event II probably would he
two months before the first advance
,ould bc app owed.
Funds for making the leans must he
raised. officials explained. and the meth.
'ds ~ providing this money determined
upon. The corporation has balance n
about s3;5. 100000 with the treasu--
,u, Secretary Houston has taken the
,tand that this money should not bc
used for making advances to private
concerns
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-05
CUbANS OPPOSED
To INTERVENTION

BY Associated Prss.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 4-The Cuban
minister To tho United States. DIR. Car.
los Manuel Decospcacs. was Informed
today by Acting Secretary OF State d.
Wis that this government was not con
tcmplntlng military intervention In Gu
Ia. The minister. who called upon Mr.
Davis. was said TO have entered no
protest from his government agnlnFt
the sending ~ Major General Enocll
Crowder 10 Cuha 90 confer with Pres
ident Mcnocal relative to tho gener Il
situation IN the island republic. After
his call. however. he expressed some
slight objection to the action of the
American government. declaring that
neither his attitude nor that Of his gov.
ernment az set forth In recent state
ment by him had been altered. In his
statement. the minister had asserted
there were M grounds for the super
vision OF elections.
Secretary Davis discussed with Pres
ident Wilson the Cuban situation and
the mission ~ General Crowder just
before the minister called nj the de
Inrtment The secretary told D.. Ces
pedes that there wns little hc could
add 10 the presidents r,atcmeni rela
tive tn the work General Crowder Il
expected to accomnlish In cuba. addlnR
that he had confidence in the abality
~ the Cuhan authorities and General
Crowicr To work out satisfactory 10
luton of the country'S present political
and financial difficulties.
Minister Crspedcs made II clear that
his main purpose In calling ON Sec-c.
tary Davis was to obtain more infor
nation regarding the sending of an
American 10 Cuba on n mission ~ the
Mature Of General Ctowdcr's. but Il
is understood that In his discussion
of the matter with Mr.. Davis he do
not attempt To conceal his apprehen
sion that the action would h. construed
as step preliminary to intervention
lie was assured that neither interven
tion nor the supervision of election
was contemplated. but Il was mad,
plain to him that the United States
considered the economic political and
financial situations had reached the
point where the United States regarded
the whole situation NJ one warrartir I:
the friendly offer of assistance.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-05
PRESIDENT ELECT HARDING Will.
BE GIVEN SCOTTISH RITE MASON
DEGREES AT COLUMBUS TODAY

The conference because 81 MIR. Hard
lng's vigorous ut,cranccs during ,h'
campaign In support of the Esch Cum
mins railway law. which many Leaders
II railway employees opposed. Mr.
nonk would not signify whether ,hs
subject was covered In his talk viii
the presldent-clect.
Laying aside temporarily the prob
lens that have held his attention nj
most uninterruptedly Tor the Ias'
month. the president elect will motm
to Columbus tomorrow tn H. raised {,
a thirty second degree Mason. ~,
will he given all the degrees above th'
third and the ceremony. which will In
clude presentation of n diamond fra
,ernity rims by the Masons of Marion
is c~pccied to occupy the entire day
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-05
prizes CONTINUE.
To SHOW DECLINE
READY MADE wO07.EN SUITS
NOW Quoted AT FROM
$50 TO 81.
~ .--~sisisd Prss.


CHICAGO. Jan. t.-The market tor
mems spring and summer clothing WIS
opened In Chicago today and manu-
facturers offered suits nj prices much
below those OF the spring Of 1920. one
Of the leading factors IN the ready.
made trade quoted tho manufacturers
price of wool suits at t?s. compared
10 $40 last fall and s3T year aga.
A standard worsted suit is now whole.
sailed at s3t. compared 20 s4s for the
spring OF 1890. The very fines, wor.
sted suits made In America are now
offered ht $50. compared 90 $50, the
price last fall. Fine worsted trousers
are now 80. compared 10 sis.sO last
spring Prices for summer goods such
rs mohairs and palm bcachcs range
upwards from sii.5o. compared to
$3.50 last year.
buyers from every part of the United
States say that they have for the most
part liquidated goods bought NJ peak
prices and from now on clothing will
he retailed on the new level.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-05
NORTH CAROLINA RESIDENTS NOT
GIVEN CHANCE TO REGISTER FOR
NOVEMBER ELECTIONS, IS CLAIM

WASHINGTON Jan iDemand that investigate alleged dis
through application
sentative Tnkham
the
uonmcnt bill Should the
would the o
An Investigation by the
dianchid
made the Massachusetts representative and
those reduced n
At the
residents winSont ~ right
November elections
Questioning by Representative rnson
H M kham that Massachusetts had
cation which Mr. Crimson said substantially Of
the
danchsd people Massachusetts
nhon OF his own state ought to be down
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-05
WOULD REDUCE NUMBER OF SOUTHERN REPRESElN ATlVES
KILLED MAN AND
THEN FORGOT HIM
BY Associated Press,

by Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY. Mo. Jan. 4.-In.
sisting she killed Frank Miller In
her hotel room here last Sunday
night. hid the body under her bed
and then forgot about II until she
moved the bed today Ia sweep. LII.
llan McGill. 20 years old. was held
by the police tonight for invcstiga.
ton
According 20 the authorities she
came Ia police hss,dq dquhrtci,a today and
told her story. later going with po.
licemcn TO the room where the bvdy
was found as she had described. She
said she and Miller quarrellcd and
that after he struck her she shot him
three times The woman said she
had been In n dazcd condition since
the killing
The police tonight said Miller In
1918 was charged with killing a Kan
Sts Ftockman In n resort here but
that the charge was dismissed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-05
NANDERERs FORCED To
EAT CARRIER PIGEONS

CoCHiiANE. Ontario. Jan. -
First details Of the experiences II the
three American naval halloonisis whc
suffered unusual hardships while wan
iering for four days In the dense
Canadian woods and We're forced - ca,
heir carrier pigeons to subsist wcr,
'cccivcd here tonight from the Argli
,an minister al Moose Factory. tho
Hudson Hay company's trading post
where they found shelter.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-05
DECISION SUPREME
COURT DENOUNCED
BY LABOR LEADER
COURT HAS JOINED FORCES WITH
ANTI'UNION SHOP MOVE.
MENT. CLAIM.
FORMAL STATEMENT MADE
Court Ruling u How at the Movemen,
OF Human Freedom and Pro
gress. Says Samuel
0ompers.
" AssoeIstrd Pvss.

" Assoelstrd Prsa.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. t--The decision II
the United States supreme court YES
terday relative to the socalled second
ary boyco,t was attacked In a formal
statement here tonight by Samuel
Gompers. president of tho American
Federation Of Labor. who asserted the
court has Joined forces with the anti
union shop movement"
The statement characterized the d..
eision as blow AT the movement of
human freedom and progress and de-.
elared II u thoroughly In accord with
the mos, ardent wishes Of predatory
greed
The court held that labor unions or
their members are accountable under
the antitrust laws where they depart
from their normal and legitimate Oh.
jrcts and engage In an actual combin.
alton or conspiracy m restraint 10
trade"
Mr. Compers' s,atemcr, ,o,,yrs.
The aupreme court. IN rendering ~.
decision In the cas-. of the Dnnlex pr,r,.
ing Press c1mnany yern,s IN. Ir,.rra.
tionai Association of Mechinlsia has
joined forces with the anil.uninn shop
,rovsment. the moyem.n, IN undsrr,ps
ana destroy the only or,,n,v,,Ion ,,.h,ch
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-05
LATE NEWS
BULLETINS
ny Associated Press.

WAsHI>GTON. Jan. t.--Dlrect tele.
phone communication between the Unit.
cd States and Cuba In to he provided by
the cunan'American telephone and tel.
csraph company n permit fer the land
ing of three telephone cables from ia.
vana NJ keywcsl. Florida. having been
granted tp the company by the state
department. Laying 81 the cables In ex.
pcctcd Ia be- completed In tho spring
reserves of the company here today
said. They VIII be approximately 100
miloH In length or longer than any sub
marine telephone cables yet laid.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-05
PROPOSAL MADE BY
PACKERS REJECTED

IVY hhsoeiattd frtna.
WASHINGTON. Jan. An PRO
posnls thus far advanced by the "bls
five" meat packers for divesting them
selves OF their stock yard interests
were rejected today by Justice Stafford
In tho district court. The companies
were given thirty days In which "
submit, new plans.
AZ the same tlme the court warned
;hnt unless the defendants proposed
plans thnt would meet requirements
outllncd II wonid feel obliged 20 an.
point officers to take title To all the
stock 'of tho stock yards IN question,
and to hold the same subject 70 the
ORDER of the court until suitable agree.
ments can he made to have Il disposed
OF In accordancc with the terms and
purposes Of the decree" agreed upon
between the packers and tho govern.
ment more than year ago.
In a formal statement regarding ths
courts decision. the department OF Jus.
tice interpreted this AZ meaning that
III the pnckers did not divorce them.
selves from the stock yards the court
would do II for them"
Justice Stafford said thar &c sxciii
tate future progress II In considered
best Ia state here that the court cNn
not see iis way 20 approve any plan
for the consolidation OF the
yards. whether dy a holding company
or otherwise" Such a plan had bcon
submitted by Swift and Armour. which
companies had proposed that the hold.
Ing company be organized by r. N
Prince a Co. Boston bankers. The gov
ernmcnt opposed this plan.
ANY plan TO be acceptable" con,
iinued Justice stafford's opinion. must
provide for an early and complete 40
vesiment by the defendants Of all che
obnoxious holdings"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-05
BiG INCREASE N BOYS
AMONG ENGLISH BABIES


LONDON. Jan. t.--Babics. particular
~ hoy hahies are doing their hest 4,
ensure that the census officer viii hav,
M easy time ~ u when he takes tn
record 81 the population of the Unitct
Kingdom next year.
Tho rcgisrar.Ecn,pi's latest return,
for the quarter shows that the popula
ton IN increasing.
There were ii'.I6i taby boys born
during the three months ending Sep
,cmhcr 30, as a.ains, ii2l03 girls
Infant mortality. as well ~ the gen
cral dcathatc for the quarter shows
Z substantial decrease.
These figures strinkingly illustrate the
fact that after u great war Nature In
som, mysterious fashion always makes
up for the ravarcs NJ war among the
men ~ the country by causing the birth
II more hoy babies than girls.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-05
MACSW|NEY.
BROTHER TERENCE
MACsW|NEY IN j. s.
DANIEL O'CALLAGHAN, PRESENT
LORD MAYOR. ~ ALSO
VISITOR.


W NAH''thifu tfthts
NEWPORT NEWS. Va. Jan. A.
Peter !. MacSwlncy of New York.
brother uf the late Terrence Mhcswlney.
Lord Mayor Of Cork. ana Daniel
o'Callnghan. present Lord Mayor III
Cork arrived IN this port this even.
Ing M stowawnys on tho American
steamer West Cannon from Cork. I'm.
mediately upon arrival of the wes,
Cannon. immigration authorities dts
covered the two men ON board and
dlaregnrdlng the claims of their lden
,ity had them placed In Jail pending
Investigation
MacSwlney carried passport. vlscs
by an American consul and could ha =,
made the trlp openly but chose q
stowaway with Lord Mayor ocalla
Fhnn. Upon showing his passport
MncSwlney was released.
The Lord Mnvor lnter was rcicasad
from Jail and allowed 10 take up resi-
drnoc under guard nj a hotel. Ito re-
fused 10 dlscuss details OF his visit
According 10 M8cSwlney, however
oCallaghan II In this country ri the
invitation Of the Committee ~ one
Hundred at Washington investigating
the Irish situation. Although O'CalIa
CHAN wns not kept In Jail he ls under
guard furnished by immigration off
cinls nj his hotel.
THE British would not allnw the
Lord Mayor to visit America and hs
slowed away on the steamer" Mac
Swiney stated. II could have come
hack az n passenger. hut preferred q
make the trip with him M I nov
nrefer 10 remain at his side while hs
In being detained"
II don't wish 10 be considered dl-
'ourtcous Ia the press" the Lord
Mavor said when seen In jail. hut |
Nrefer to sav nothing until I have hat
my status defined by the proper au
'horitios."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-05
" ages Reduced.

AKRON. ohio. Jan. A rcdu, tior
II ig ~ per cent IN wages of all factory
employees effective January 10. and oi
"a To- 90 per cent In salaries Of all oi
flee employees cffco,iy, thu same date
Var announced today by the Goodyear
tire and rubber company
Goodyear officers declared the stcl
was In keeping with the companys pol.
Icy ~ rc'rcnchmcnt and rcadjustmcnt
II was approved by the factory hous
nd senate In IN" company's Industrial
republic
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-05
Troops Stationed
At Penitentiary
Will Be Withdrawn
w Associated Pr>ss

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Jan. A.
Troops stationed at the Arkansas pcni
,cniiary for the past ten days wer" ord
cred withdrawn after meeting of the
peni,satiary commission. I, was an
nounced hy Captain ]. c. Cunc. com.
handing the troops. early tonign'
however. that several saws had ieen
found in coils previously scirch,d and
II was said the troops ml==s.:;; h" held
longer. The se'ond search. Captain
Cone said. was made as 'hr result of q
Tip" from inside ~ the ins'i,dtior
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-05
LIQUOR. WINES AND SNOW"
CAPTURED ny OFFICERS

GALVESTON. Texas. Jan. 1.--Sev'
cnty five ounces ~ cocainc. said to ~
worth $4,000. thirty gallons of wine
in the mash and several reccp,acles
filled with whiskcy were seized today
when Texas Rangers raidcd cottage
In the residence district here. TIVE
men and three women were arrcsts~'
and held for investigation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-05
a. issocist~d Press.
" tSIifNGTON. Ian. 1.-Two resolu.

iionS proposing to stop OF limit recruit.
:nR were introduced In the senate today.
senator Dial. democrat. South Caro-.
lima. proposed to prohibit further re.
cr'Iiiing for army, navy and marine
corps, the resolution asserting that 2s2..
600 men had been obtained during the
year for the three services. causing n
lrflclt In appropriations and n burden
beyond the capacity e. the country "a
endure. Senator New. republican, fndi,
rna proposed TO instruct the secretary
cf war To stop army cnlistmenta until
the force was reduced 10 $4,000 men
the number appropriated for In current
bills
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-05
o. Associated Pr~s.

~ Associated rrcs.
MARION. Ohio. Jan. t.--W. y. Doak.
vice president of the brotherhood u
railway trainmcn. came tn Marion to.
day nj the request ~ prcsident-clect
Harding and discussed with him the
general problems of railways and rail
way labor.
whether specific policies were talk.
ed over was not revealed hut Mr.. Duak
said he expected to return later Tor a
more exhaustive discussion of certain
subjects taken up to-day In a prclimi.
nary way lie oppressed the opinion
that AIR. Harding's attitude toward
iahor was a Eympa,hetic one and that
railway labor questions would not b.
found difficult under the next admin.
istratlon.
Special Significance was attached u
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-05
Daniel ocailsghnn. AZ pcru,y I.o

Daniel oCallsghnn. ~ Deputy Lord
Mayor nf Cork. performed tho dutics
v Lord Mayor MacSwlncy while the
'ei,cr was IN rriscn In London
shortly after MacSwincv .uccumbcd "a
his hunger strike laic In October
1'Callaghah was elected Lord Mayor
- succccd him
Recortly the Lord Mayor son, ca
hlegram to IN, irlsh.Americans ~ TIN
United States. urging them 10 organ
so a relief fund for ireland iIc alao
appealed to the American Red Cross
20 send contingent "a Cork speedily
% nd the sufferers from the Cork
fires.
oCalaghan presided nj special
meeting ~ ~" city council on Decem
her n. NJ which time resolutions civ
'ng N" Cork officials Views with r.
mrd to the uroposod truce hoiween
"nglnnd and ireland. were adopted
These resolutions concluded by say.
nr,
We proclaim our unaltered dctor
Tinaiion to seek or sanction no truce
ave such national agreement M may
W. arranged between the Dlni Eireann
and the English government"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-05
MOTHER GOVERNOR HOBBY
NOW CRITICALLY III.
ny Associated Press.

nNLLAs. Texas. Jan. 4.--Nfrs. Dory
'cttus Hobby. mother Of Governor W
p. Hobby. OF Texas. was IN a critiral
condition NJ her home here late tonight
and was not expected 20 live through
the night, according to physicisns ut
her bedside. All her children are with
icr. Governor Hobby. who was caliczi
20 Dallas shortly after his mothers ilf-
ness a few days ago. has cancelled res
ervations and win not return 10 Austis
tonight as he had planned. w n
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-05

MEXICO CITY. Jan. I-prcsldcnt
Ohregcn's departure from Mexico Ci,y
with the prospect ~ several weeks a"
scene has caused postponemcnt ~ the
,all for an extra session 81 congress
which was scheduled for this week u
is now believed the session will not E-'
held until February.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-05
WIN Transfer Rath.
By Associa,sd Frss

CINCINNATI. ohio. Jan. MORT
Rath. second hascman " the Cincir
natl Nationals. viii hc transferred Z
the Seattle club ot the Pacific Coas
League. President August Hermann
of the Reds announced today Tn
transfer will be- part Of the deal whic
brought Pitcher Herb Rrcn,on and In
fielder sam Bounc To the local clut
Hermann said
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-05
Disorders Reported.

" NFET'TTNNW n w
LONDON. Jan 4.-Disnrdcrs are re
ported to have broken out In the Black
Sen r"rt ~ Ratum. The situation IL said
to be- ~ serious that the allies are send
ine warships from Constantinople {,
Baiun, tn guarantee the safe ovacua
ilcn uf foreign subjects.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-05
w Associated Press

WASHINGTON. Jan. i.--Neithar rc,
ter J Macswiney of New York. hro,n.
ar Of the late Lord Mayor " Cork.
"or Daniol oCallagian. the present
Lord Mayor ~ Cork. who arrived nj
Nowport News tonigh, from an irish
mort ~ stowaways have been ~.
oueSted to nnpcar before tho commis.
sion ot the Committee ~ one Hundred.
investigating the Irish question. pr.
Frederic c. Howe. chairman II the
commission. said tonight Dr. Howe
added that the only knowledge he bad
had that either might bc contemplate
ing coming 10 this country was con
tanned In rcccn, dispatch from Eng
land ,o tho effect that an American
'onsul had yiscd "A passport for Mac
Swincy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-05
Cardinal Much Imnrnyed

BALTIMORE. Md. Jan. i.-Cardinal
Gibbons passed today In quiet and
rcstful manner nj his residence. accord.
lng to Dr Charles O'Donoyan, his phy.
stefan. There was no trace ~ unfavor.
ahlc reaction from his trip Monday
from Union Mills. DR. ODonovan said