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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-09
Railroad Engineer Retires After
Riding $4,000 O Miles in IL Years

COLUMBUS, o.. Nov. 0.-John
Freeman Haynes, after riding ap.
proNimately 100000 miles IN the
past ~ ycarH-Or tho equivalent Of
100 times around the world is re-
tired with regrets.
After being an engineer for a.
consecutive years. the past "a ON the
Norfolk a Western train running
between Columbus and Portsmouth,
he has been pcnHioned.
sun vigorous. Badly" might have
gone IN and on, transporting his
human freight along the scioto val
ley. n he hadn't had "a birthday this
October. He reached three score
and ten that day, and under the com
pnny's pension rule engineers must
be retired at that age.
Now Badly" II hard put to pass
the time.
good he sayH. as he potters around
the house. yainly seeking n thrill In
small tasks. Il Just seem to be TAX
Ing a vacation.
'The big thing and the only thing
In the world is faithful and loyal
work"
Some ThrilIcrs.
"Baldy' has been In several coin.
sions. while ~ times the wheels OF
his iron servant have snuffcd out u
human lie.
But never wns II "Baldy's' fault.
No engineer can nav much re-
spect for the intelligence OF folks"
says Badly. when he sees how
often they try TO beat the train TO
the crossing. what chances they
take ncediessly. he gives up hoping
and prays for the best"
In some respects modern railroad
Ing Is play compared with what u
used to he. according to Badly. -"
who. by the way, has a fine crop Of
steelgrny hair. the nickname hav-
ing been born when he was rs and
an attack ~ scarlet fever had left
him temporarily bald.
For example. today both the rail
road and The engineer arc pennlizod
II he works o than 10 consecu-
tive hours without rest says Baldy.
About 20 years ago I switched cars
for n solid week, without taking
of my clothcs.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-09
At the TheaterS
Today

az
The Furnace showing today and
tomorrow. Is n gripping plctur" OF
married life. and OF the anares set for
a young wife. who h %hrnut!ful. ad'
mirod. and unconventional. Also q
Burton Holmes 'Travcluruc." an
Current Events"
LYRIC
Garments OF Truth with Gar'th
Hughes. showing to-day and tomorrow.
This picture Is adapttd from a sttry
by the same name written by Free
man Tlld"n. and h ac' ~ q nc-hors'
town. The added attraction 81 "rccn-
trNille Tungle." u I'VE uut Iuon"t-
willie Trolley comedy.
PASTIME
Edna Murphy and Johnnie Walker
in What Love VIII DO" % thrilling
story ~ regeneration. The added at
fractions nrc "a film ~ Fox News,
and Mutt and JEFF Cartoons.
IDEAL
"Sun~et Jones" starting today for
a three day run. j. % strong story
with thrills, tension, wholesale Son
tlmert. and "A western setting, II ~
the story OF an exciting man hun'
with "A announcement that YOU never
would guess In a hundred years.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-09
Will HONOR WASHINGTON.


wASHiNGTpN. Nuv IA
George MaHhingtou's tomb at
Mount Vernon. Va lt miles from
here. will be- packed with flowers
aud wrtaths thruurhCut the con
ference on Limitation ot arma-
mpnts.
Tho country estate. which has
received more distinguished for
cgn visitors than any city in the
United states, Will add another
score OF internationally known
names to It's list.
Every foreign delegation at tho
conference plans 20 make "a pill.
rrimHge to tho historc tomb. deco
rate { with floral tributes and pos
silly hold a ceremony commcmo'
rating M~ashinFton's deeds NtsH
charles Lee Cooke. ceremonial
chief ~ the state department
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-09

A French inventor claims TO have
discovered n process OF converting
ZION directly into steel. eliminating the
expensive pig Iron process,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-09

The French administration has built
moro than 1900 miles OF roads In
Morocco. most Of them with camel
drawn rollers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-09

h u. 3 weather bureau issues
forecasts twice daily Of flying weather
In the aviation zones Of the United
states.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-09

An eastern university hss been max
Ing moving pictures Of joilytsA %
show Their muscular reaction to acids
and electricity.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-09

The folding ian was invented In
Japan In the seventh century.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-20

At this season Of the year. our hearts
are intultiyely filled with gratitude. and
H. Difference to that long established
custom We lift our voices In expressions
Of dovout thankfulnoss for the mani.
festations Of His generous providence
throughout the passing year.
while during the seasons now draw.
ing 10 q close we have experienced
depression and slight reyerscs Of for
tune characteristic OF mortal projects,
and while harvest yields have not been
so abundant as In other years. yet the
productivencss Of our vast acreage has
amply provided for our needs and we
are rich In that progressive and hope.
iul spirit which looks beyond tempo
rary revorscs and maintains an abld.
ing faith In the wisdom of Him who
guides our dcstinics. our people have
been permitted to enjoy peace, liberty.
health and the companionship Of loved
ones: they have been privileged 10 en-.
Jay that security In life. In property
and in the pursuit of happiness which
is the crowning achievement OF our
great democracy.
Therefore. In keeping with the honor
ed custom ihnugurated by our Pilgrim
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-20
JAMISON
new MANAGER
DAILY TRIBUNE
SECRETARY PANHANDLE.
PLAINS CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE RESIGNS.

Frank X. Jamison, for the past
two and one-half years secretary.
manager Of the Panhandle Plains
Chamber oi Commerce. aud prior to
that time engaged In publishing the
Canadian Record. Is now business
manager Of The Amarillo Tribune,
assuming active connection Satur.
day afternoon, following his resig.
nation from the regional CONNER.
cial organization. % few hours previ.
0usly.
The new business manager .of the
afternoon paper In Amarillo is very
populnr. and has many friends through.
'ui all this portion OF the state. lie IA
secretary 'f the Panhandle Press Asso.
ciatiun. and was really the founder ul
that organization "a number NJ wears
egO. The announcement of his change
" come tion came ~ surprise Ia
many friends over the territory. bu, il
ls claimed by the newspaper fraternity
That II is difficult "a keep a man who
has once been inoculatod with the ncr's
Inper virus To get away from Il per.
manently
This change IN the connection OF MIR
'amisdn brings no displacement in the
Tribune organization-jus shifting.
itny W Nichols. who for the past sew.
eral months has been president Of the
company and active manager. will now
coniinc his labors TO editorial writing
md his official connection.
IL Is announced that Hnmlln Palmer.
traffic manager Tor the Panhandle.
Plnins Chamber of Commerce. will act
as secretary-managcr until December
), ri which time the directors ~ the
organization win come together for the
purpose of selecting a SUCCESSOR 10 Mr..
Jamison. r. VI Fielder. president IL the
Plains Commercial Execii.
iivos' Association. was In Amarillo sat.
urday. and stated that he would cali y
meeting of that affilation to meet here
December g. 80 that there may bo ten.
dcred such assistance rs possible 10 tho
Panhandle Plains Chamber ~ Com.
merce.
~ +. Finley, president of The Pan.
handle Plains Chamber of Commerce.
vas present In the meeting ~ which
Mr. 1anison rendered his resignation
and declared that II H. the purpose to
carry forward the work of the orgauiza
ton vigorously.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-20

fathers and In response To the desire
ol our people. |, Pat NJ. Ncff. governor
Of the State of Texas. do hereby ap.
point Thursday the twenty fourth day
OF November. A. D.. 1924. Thanksgiv.
ing Day throughout the state Let all
who dwell within the borders Of our
commonwealth ON that day cease from
their wonted occupations. and In their
homes and customary places OF worship.
render thinks to Almighty God
"To their sincere and humble thanks
giving let our people make their earnes,
irayers that the harvest of ncrificinl
services of our sons on the worldwide
battlefield may be the blessing of an
abiding and earth-cncircling peace. and
10 that end Lot us bcsccch divine guild.
ance for those who are now assembled
in disarmament conference In our ma.
tion's capitol.
I'm testimony whereof ! have here.
unto set my hand and caused the zeal
~ our state to be hcreon impressed.
at the City ~ Austin. Texas. this. the
nineteenth day of November, In the
wear 81 our Lord. one thousand nine
hundred and twcnty.onc.
Csigned) PAT NJ. NEFF"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-20
SUBSCRIBERS APPRECIATE THE NEWS

o the Sth fact
Of is
mt
to in their is in Of
read They
ereted and will without the NJ
The News fixture this territory definite policy with reference
o f is in Of nof his
the Southwest without to- s lines
il this in and lin
is not Is but
is aimase il is
ms men of the New sppris
behind the the easicu in
in he t O the IL has made rit~H.
is Il Ct nd
IL news wanted
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-20
japan OPPOSES DETAILED STUDY OF FAR EAST
BOOZE LID ClAMPED
TIGHT THREE WAYS

WASHINGTON. Nov. lg.-Prohi.
bitlon Commissioner Haynes. re-
turning today from a personal sur
vey Of liquor conditions In Michigan
and along the Canadian border. de-
clared in a formal statement he
was more optimistic as TO enforce
ment of the Eighteenth Amendment
than at any time since assuming Of.
flee. Confirmation OF the gentle.
mems agreement between American
and Canadian officials along the
border. he added. would reduce rum
running to a minimum. lie further
said:
With unequivocal cooperation
between Canadian and United States
officials To suppress smuggling an
ironclad ban upon impor,ations In
the East and a sweeping check on
questionable distillcry Withdrawals.
the triangle is complete"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-20
WANTS RAIL CONTROL
BY / C. c. CONTINUED
By Associated Press

WASHINGTON, Nov ia - Enact.
mcnt ~ the Cappcr. or other bills with.
drawing from the Interstate Commerce
Commission control over state rates
would result NJ guerilla warefare"
among the states on rate questions. II.
a Scandrett. counsel for the Union Pa.
cific lines today told the Interstate
Commerce committee
Edgar T. Clark former chairman of
the Interstate Commerce Commission,
who also appeared before the commit.
tee described the transportation acts
piece ~ constructive legislation
about which there now exists for some
uihccountable reason. widespread mis-
understanding he urged the ommit.
tee 10 60 fully into any proposed
hlngos that "a bankward step" might
not be- taken
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-20
AMARILLO WILL HAVE SIX
ATTRACTIONS DECEMBER 7
With the addition Saturday of exss Farm and Home Day
be held here December Amarillo will have six attractions
that day. This day will be sponsored Board City Develop
ment
ment.

These attractions are the Panhandle
Plains meeting of the Texas Farm Bu.
reau Federation, az which several ma.
tionalH known authoritics on farmers
cooperative marketing organizations
viii be- present and speak. the launch
ing Of the statewide campaign ~ or.
ganization Of the Texas wheat growers
association. the starting ~ several
county farm bureau fedorations. the
iFnhandle.Plains Tr State Poultry
Show. which begins that date and lasts
until sunday Dec. ~ the district
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-20
DID BONES COME
FROM RABBIT OR
MURDERED GIRL?
THAT'S THE QUESTION IN
LANDRU BLUE BEARD
KILLING CASE.
sy Assoeia,ea Pres.

By Associated Press
VERSAILLES. Nov 1.-The
state proceeded with iis case
against Henri Landru. so-alled
blue beard" of Gambais with the
hearing Of evidence here today
concerning the last Of his alleged
victims, Mademoisclle Marchandier.
ON Monday the prosecution VIII en-.
tcr into general evidence Of experts and
chemists with respect 10 bones found
on the property Of iaudru al Gambais
The prosecution contends the bones are
those Of tho human frame while the de.
f,nse will bring counter experts 10
swear they are the homes of animals.
such as rabbits ar sheep.
When the foreman of tho jury arose
during the days proceeding 10 ask sew
eral questions the chief counsel for the
defense objected to tho trend of the
examination. He said tho Juror showed
signs of partialiiy and had Indicated his
opinion already M formed The coun.
sci requested That the court declare
The Juror incompetent and grant new
trial.
II ~ expected the trial viii he con.
oluded by the end Of the coming week.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-20

opposition 20 some features u the
hiil j. expected o. develop IN both the
House ard senate Hous. leaders plan.
however Co. put tn BIN through the
House Monday after four o. fise hours
of debate s0 that the senate viii have
40 dlys o. consider u before m. tim.
now tentatively fixed for adjournment
a Congress
Lenders II m" Republicans In the
House ~ho ho.fed on the tax amend
ment sid today that while some Re
pnhlIcans opposed 20 the acton II the
oonferees in striking oui senate amend.
meuts providing for increased lnherl.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-20
BRUISES FOUND
ON RAPPE GIRL
DOCTORS AVER
MADE WHILE BODY STILL
WARM BUT AFTER DEATH
DEFENSE SAYS.
b. Associated Press

b. Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Nov. 10.
Technical Testimony was the rule In
the Roscoe ArbucIe case today. Miss
Grace fIalsten. u nurse. and DIR.
Arthur Bearslee. q physician. tes-
titled they found bruises on the
body of Virginia Rappc. whose
death the film commedian is charg.
ed with causing. while they were
attending her before she died.
The defense has contended these were
caused after death but while the body
still was warm. probably when It was
being moved.
The courtroom was crowded again to-
day and the police buard had It's first
real work In handling the spectators.
only short session was held. the af'
tornoon sitting being abandoned.
Ieh Provost and Alice Blake, show
girls. who attended the party In Ar
buckles rooms at the Hotel 81. Francis.
where II is charged Miss Rappe suffer
ed injury, are to testify Monday, 1t was
announced.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-20
SYMPATHIzERS ON STRIKE
HELD CRIMINALLY Liable

DENVER Colo, Nov. 49, by Associated Press The Colorado
industrial commission moved today prosecute miners
strikes in sympathy with the striking against
cent cut by the Colorado Fuel Company
Colorado fields In letter E. Keys attorney general
OF Colorado and the district attorneys of the
requested that criminal and civil proceedings be
coal miners Fremont and Gunnson counties employed
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company who struck sympathy with the
southern field workers.
The Fremont and counties arc
struck without giving thirty days notice the industrial
sion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-20
COBLE-HEYWOOD
OIL WELL May
Be RE-FINANCED
HEYw0oD WILL MEET WITH
NEW ORLEANS MEN
TOMORROW.

b. ~ .,aier srs.s
Scoti Haywood. well known local
oii maD. win he IN New Orleans
Monday a. confer with persons rel.
aiive tD the refinancing of the
Z 'ble. .Iieywood wen IN Hutchinson
county. u was learnrd last night.
Developments In this well have been
awaited with interest by many peo-
pie throughout oil erniers.
MI. Haywood was called 10 Louisiana
by the death Of his brother at san
Benito. Texas and who was buried IN
Jennings. La 10 is under stood. II Is
bclicv q that the NIP a. New Orleans
viii bring out some interesting dcvel'
opmcnts regarding tho well
Representative uf the Pure Oh Com
psny have been IN Amarillo looking
oypr the field This company b. said
e. have a. high grade ~ pci sonncl
as any firm In the business Whatever
department q iuan represents. 10 is de
clarcd thai one may be- assured that he
IN well verscd IN his work.
Because 81 the strike IN Colorado. II
has been impossible Tor Governor O. II.
Shoup of Colorado 10 make his con.
inplatud trip here II ~ expected
that his representatives viii be here
within q few days 10 20 over the field.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-20
NEFF ASKS PEOPLE TO THANK
ALMIGHTY GOD THANKSGIVING
DAY-PRAY FOR WORLD PEACE

AUSTIN Texas Nov 49, by Associated Pres)-n issuing his
proclamation for Thanksgiving Day. calls upon the
people dwelling within the borders of commonwealth that
day to from their wond occupations and in their homes and
customary places of worship render thanks Almighty Cod
The proclamation follows:
I'm colonial days when the material blessings of life but
fraction Of those with which forefahe
ceived the wisdom of dedatng day the fruitful
which to render praise and thanksgiving the of all good
gifts
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-20
TAXATION BILL TO
BE SENT BACK TO
HOUSE ON MONDAY

WASHINGTON Nov 49, (By Associated Press)-The
bill came through its third writing today and will be returned
the House Monday Republican leaders hopeful that the final
step its enactment taken permit congress end
ITS special session Wednesday as planned.
Only five Of the confeees the bill have signed the confer
ene report The Democrats refused sign and Of the epub
can Senator Smoot Of Utah. Of the sales
withheld his signature He said his intention study the
bull to whether il improvement existing law be-
fore reaching decision as his s--roval.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-20
AGRICULTURAL LOANS
TOTAL S3O,572,327

WASHINGTON. Nov. is.- Total
agricultural loans by the war finance
corporations under the amendment OF
August "a last, amounted to s30,572,.
s27 on Nov. l6. the joint commission
Of agricultural inquiry was informed
today This was on loans on which the
money has been paid over. II was cx.
plained, and includes; sl5.s25.4l3 on
cotton; si97s.36s on grant s3.i65.3s3
on live stock and H.s3i.i59 for other
agricultural purposes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-20

meeting of the Panhandle-Plains branch
~ the Texas Rodent Control Associa
ton. at which several county organiza
tious will he iuaugurated: the Texas
Farm and Farm Home day, a. which
exhibits. demonstrations. and talks on
farm and homo machinery, accessories,
Hnd convoulcncos will BE- made
This Will undoubtedly bring the great
oct number Of people from the Pan.
handle Plains country and nearby
states 10 Amarillo that has been here
iu several years.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-20
LATEST MOVE
WOULD MAKE
SEAT VACANT
DEMOCRATS WOULD UNSEAT
NEwBERRY AND PUT
FORD OUT OF RACE.

by Associated Press
WASHINGTON. Nov. l9.-Dem.
ocrats In the Senate moved today
10 unaeat Truman u. Newberry.
Republican. Michigan, whose cleo
lion In the 1918 campaign II con.
tested by Henry Ford. when senator
Walsh. of Montana, submitted res.
olution. which u adopted. would
make the seat vacant.
Mr. Walsh announced that when the
question comes to "A vote he would ask
that his resolution be substituted for
that declaring Mr. Newberry the duly
elected Senator. introduced by the Re.
publican members Of the Senate priv.
ilcges and election committee. Mr..
Walsh's resolution would deny Mr..
Ford's claim to the place by virtue Of
his having fpiled 60 receive a majority
Of the votes cast II would retire MI.
Newberry from the Senate because ~
alleged acts In gross and fragrant vio-
lation OF the law"
Aside from the resolution the days
record OF Senate action In considera tion
Of the election case consisted of "A con.
tinuaiion nf the dcnunciation and de-.
fense of the Michigan senator and his
campaign. Democrats reiterated their
charges that the Republicans had lost
interest in the case and did not care
even 10 hear the arguments Of those
opposed 10 the seating Of Mr.. Newberry.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-20
Resignation Not Received.

AUSTIN. Texas. Nov. l9.--Aithough
supposed TO have been mailed from
ca,csvilIq has, night the resignation Of
~ ,r,agyAacnt c. z i,inr Of tho Iuve,
nile Trimming School had not been re
ceived by the board OF control late TO
day. II viii be acccptd when received
Chairman Cowell announced. In a
telephone conversation with the chair
man last night Mr. King said that he
was mailing the resignation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-20
CHINESE DUBIOUS
ABOUT VERACITY
OF JAP'S OFFER
SAY ISLAND NATION MADE
PROMISES BEFORE SHE
DIDN'T KEEP.

WASHINGTON. ID. q. Nov. IL
Chinese delegation officials. com.
mcnting tonight on Japans pro.
nouaeement today on the Chinese
proposals.. expressed qualification
hat asserted that Japan previously
had declared her attitude toward
China. based on such princiIses
hut never adhered to"
We hope. on high member of the
Chinese delegation said japan means
what she says and viii carry out In de-.
tail those principles n may BE- that
Jhnn. giving oppression to them be.
fore a confcrnro of this sort composed
of The great powers. means what she
eIyq"
The Chimes Vrre Inclined 10 receive
with reserve 'He japanese statement
and said thcy were awaiting evidence
of Japan's god faith before waxing
enthusiast over Developments today
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-20
Troops Sent 10 Hunt.
ny Associated pres

AUSTIN. Texas. No, ia dciaoh.
mcnt Of Texas Rangers wore ordered 70
Orecnvlllc. Hunt County today hy Gov.
ornor Neff o. be- present Moudls mud
Tuesday al the trial Of two negroes
charged with killing white man On
hat county Tho Rangers were sent
A. the request Of tho sheriff ~ that
county. made In s telephone converse.
ton with the governor tic fears an
outbreak Boo case the decision OF Tho
jury should De- in favor of tho accused
negroes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-20
>orther Hits Port Worth.
a. aa.s.rs.f..s -.

PORT WORTH Texas nov. d. -
Tho flfsf rsai uofther 20 the season
struck Forf worth early saturda,
morning ss sn aftermath o. the heavy
rain thar feu on FRIDAY The down
pour broke the long drouih wbich hai
existed o. five months,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-20
II KILLED ON WAY
TO A GRAVE YARD

CHICAGO. Nov i9.--A fast Atchl.
son. Topeks and santa p railroad
express train blowing through "A
thick foa and fiurrying snow today
crashed into the second n two
automobiles forming the funeral
prs ession Of 2year-old Emily Zl,m.
amin AZ a crossing near summit. IN
killed eleven persons injured two
and 10 demolished The car eha; not
a piece of Il bigger tlsan man =
arm could b. found
The car was crowded With funeral
attendants. the caskei being IN a
car ahead
Two persons injured. were no,
hurt seriously
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-20
MRS, Lee JOSEPH TO
HEAD WOMEN'S CLUB

NH ID |rHHs
I. WORTH Texas. Nov. Is
... fourth annual SESSION " the
... Federation uf Woncn's Clubs ad
I H.. Hl noon today. following
..eH.. " Officers
H.. '. Ir,gh of san Antonio was
bosom president oi the federation for
.#E ..I Other officers are.
H. o. 90 Robbins of Houston. vice
,.s Oscar Fox ~ san An
."r.p .puUiing secretary. Mrs
'... HI.uYugh of Abilene. record.
secretary Mrs fred gobinson OF
".. HrIsur.r pud Mrs Elmer But.
lH.-..tH8. auditor