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Evening journal., 1921-05-25
Social and Personal Neuus From Many ySouces
NEW WAYN PARTIES
Take II Around So Sally and Margaret Each Can Share

or all in Boston or all in san Fran
cisco, because the railroad fare from
her home city will be too great
so ran the philosophy which started
the golden Jubilee Of the Baptist
Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety on its tour across the conti-
nent.
Many Stops.
They started their party in Bos-
ton-probably because that is where
the organization was born-and are
moving westward with it so all of
the Sallies as well as all OF the
Margarets can enjoy it.
The whole party national officers.
missionaries, and several young for
eign women educated by the organ
ization' will stop at every round OF
the party and jubilee will be held
there. The cities on the schedule
are Boston, Rochester, Cleveland.
Chicago, Minneapolis. Seattle, Oak
land, Denver, and Des Moines-so
every section of the country is Wis
tied and Sally can be there without
spending her whole years savings
on railroad fare.
You'll have to grant that it's
something OF an idea--this taking
the party around so everybody can
enjoy II! And it's one that you can
many times get more enjoyment
/ from by applying il yourself.
Evening journal., 1921-05-25
LITTLE VISITS WITH
FEATHERED FRIENDS
BABY wRENs.
BY MARY SEAMAN.

One bright Sunday afternoon my
attention was attracted to Neighbor
Wren. who had rented" one Of my
bird houses. What caused me to
know that something quite unusual
was on hand in the neighborhood
was the fact that both Mr.. and Mrs.
Wren were scolding with all their
might, and darting about the grape
arbor frantically.
/ went at once to investigate and
for a little time could see nothing
wrong. No cat was in sight, no
sparrow hawk and no shrike; but
still the unhappy parents kept up
their frightened scolding. stepped
to the chicken park and there 1 saw
the cause OF all the excitement, and
IL certainly was enough to cause any
father and mother consideration.
Some baby wrens had left the nest
and In their efforts to learn to fly
had made their way into the yard
where some half-grown chickens
were. To the chickens these spright-
~ little creatures were a new kind
or Dug, sent TOT lneI uleti anu a
chicken had baby wren in it's
beak, running about the yard with
all the other chickens in hot pursuit.
OF course. rescued the wren,
which seemed none the worse for
it's adventure, and went back to the
house. believing that all trouble OF
that nature was over.
/ had not reckoned fully with the
wren-chicken combination, how
ever. for no less than three times
that afternoon l took some member
Of the wren family away from a vo-
racious and Acknowledgement
chicken. once / was in time to see
the chicken strike the little fellow
against a post. trying to break or
kill this huge bug" before he ate IT,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wren and l were
completely upset before that fam
lily had their wings under control
and the danger from chickens was
over. Nothing daunted, however,
the parents reared another family In
the same house.
Evening journal., 1921-05-25
c. o. P. WOMEN. NOTICE

A meeting Of the Republican
"omen's First District Committee
VIII be held tonight at $40 King
street. 1t is expected that Col
Thomas W. Miller will make the aa-
dress. 'U
On Friday evening G. o. p. meet
ing will be held for women al the
home OF Mrs. James Brown. eO7
West Fourth street. Another Re.
publican women's meeting is called
for next Tuesday evening at tn,
home OF Mrs. NJ. J. Wallace, SIT
West Seventh street At both meet.
ings Mrs. Annie Arneil, city chair,
man. and Mrs. c. Brown will speak.
Evening journal., 1921-05-25
Wash Ribbon

Dainty floral figured; all
shades. Best quality for lin
gerie and other usages.
No. 1-10-yard piece. O.. 40c
No. / 1-2-1O-yard piece .53c
No. 2-1O-yard piece o. .67c
No. 3.-1O-yard piece. D.. 9Oc
No. 5-1O-yard piece .S1.3o
Main Floor-Right Aisle.
Evening journal., 1921-05-25

$3.50 Charmeuse, $3.50
40 inches wide. Black only.
$500 Pongee, $f.00-Im-
ported natural color; 33
inches wide.
75c Sateen. 39c-All shades,
all colors. Yard wide.
75c VOiles. 29c-Floral fig
ured; SO and 40 inches wide.
Bingham Tissue, Csc
Plaid patterned; 32 inches
wide.
39c Soutach Braid, 25c-
All shades; u yards to piece.
Evening journal., 1921-05-25
MRS. HAMILTON ENTERTAINs

Mrs. Joseph S. Hamilton. president
Of the missionary society Of First
Central Presbyterian Church, enter
tanned the members Of the society at
her home, 221O Parkway, yesterday
afternoon. During the afternoon cur
rent events were given on home and
foreign subjects by members OF the
society. Devotional services were in
charge OF Miss Louella McAllister.
Mrs. Nell X. Anderson gave a vocal
solo and a piano solo was given by
Mrs. Jeanette Lenderman.
Al the close OF the meeting re-
treshments were served and all mem
oers wished their hostess a bon voy-
age on her trip to Europe this sum-
| mer
Evening journal., 1921-05-25
81 All Silk Stripe Habutai Waistings-Shirtings SEC
really sensational special and of timely interest to
both women and men, Yard wide 25 different styles.

S4.OO Taffeta silk, 5000
Pussy willow; 40 inches
wide.
$500 Peau de Cygne,
S1.25-All silk; yard wide:
black only.
S5c Voiles, 49c-Plain col
ored; AS inches wide; all
shades.
Taffctex. $3.50 shades
Sold in Wilmington only by
c. & II. Co.
SOC Gold Braid, 19c-Suit-
able for fancy work, etc.
S5c Chenille Tassels, 25c-
All silk. navy and black.
Evening journal., 1921-05-25

S4.OO Tricotine, $2.75-All-
wool. 50 inches wide. Cream
and navy only.
$3.50 SILK and Wool F1an-
mel, S1.z5-Just the thing for
sports wear: 80 inches wide.
Cream only.
Evening journal., 1921-05-25
|! S9lll 8 s........I....z.. rs. 5s.

sKLUT-To Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Sklut,
f22 West Twenty-hrst street, al the
Physicians and Surgeons Hospital, on
May y, daughter.
1KOLOW-TO AR and Mrs. Herman
Okolow. 225 West Seventh street, az the
Physicians and Surgeons Hospital, on
May 20, a daughter.
lWENS-To Mr.. and Mrs Herbert
Owens 32S Walnut street. at the Ply
tlcians, and Surgeons Hospital on
May a, son.
feDoNOUCH-To Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick
NcDonough. 3O05 Washington street. at
tho Delaware Hospital, on May 21, a
"dhLiAMs-To Mr. and Mrs James W.
Williams. Brack Tx Del al the Deia-
~@ss Hospital. on Nay %. a son
Evening journal., 1921-05-25
FROM OUR YORK
CORRESPONDENT.

YORK, S. C.-Despite his weight
and size Dee Ford, II. holds his
place as first sacker on the high
school baseball team against all
contestants.
The boy weighs 275. He worked
down to that weight from around
500 since the beginning Of the base
ball season.
Evening journal., 1921-05-25
CARD PARTY.

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Gran
ston Heights Fire Company will give
a 500 card party and dance in the
Union fire house on Friday evening.
Many prizes will be awarded. both in
the card games and in the feature
dances.
Evening journal., 1921-05-25
Proht-Sharmg Day,
Pre-Holiday Offering
Big Cut in
PriceS--DouUn-
Stairs Store

5 yards Percale, s1.O0-
Yard wide. unmatchable in
value.
Zephyr Gingham, $40
Extra fine quality, 80 inches
wide. Just the thing for
summer frocks.
4 Yards Dress Gingham.
Sf.OO-Pretty new patterns
in a quality you'll like.
Plain Color Crepe, 25c-A
fine quality suitable for un-
derwear or dresses.
4 Yards Madras. 800
Yard wide. in fancy stripes.
extra fine quality for mems
shirts or women's waists.
Devonshire Cloth, 35c-
Also Peggy Cloth. fancy
striped patterns, fast colors.
Apron Gingham, 13c-Best
grade. fast colors.
Pretty Cretonnes. 23c-
Full yard wide. A large as
sortment of really beautiful
patterns from which 10
choose.
Couch. Covers, S1.75-Full
size; fancy striped; fringed.
Very special.
Evening journal., 1921-05-25
TRAVELLERS AS FIRENII1N

CORNWALL. Wales-A train was
trying to make a stiff grade in the
mountains. Bad quality of coal
couldn't get enough steam. Pas
sengers gathered sticks and logs to
stoke the engine. They arrived on
time.
Evening journal., 1921-05-25
GERMAN CRIME WAVE.

BERLIN-Crime has increased
1000 per cent. in Germany since the
war. So say so insurance companies
whose experts have been compiling
statistics. They're going TO raise
insurance rates.
Evening journal., 1921-05-25

$3.50 Mohair, S5c-For
Bathing Suits; so inches
wide; black only.
S4.OO 20 $3.50 Velour
Plaids and Stripes, s1.0O on
Our entire stock included;
54 inches wide. A great
offer.
Evening journal., 1921-05-25
APARTMENT FOR REST

1920 Delaware avenue; very de-
sirable; beautiful surroundings, and
every convenience. Immediate pos
session. Phone 4S50.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1921-05-25
Lingerie,
CorSetS, Etc.

Come to Everybody
store" and make your selec-
ton. The garments are un-
usually pretty and fine and
their pricings for tomorrow
are especially low.
Good COrsets. Sf.OO--
Thompson and Royal Wor-
cester. topless and medium
bust models.
Bandeau Brassieres, 29c-
Meshed and broche material.
also lace trimmed.
Sf.25 Crepe Gowns, 59c-
Full generous cut styles, also
pink Batiste Gowns.
S1.25 Envelope Chemise.
50c-Lace trimmed and blue
and pink feather stitched.
Underslirts, 5sc-Fine en-
broidery trimmed, W l
made.
FIRST FLOOR-REAR.
Evening journal., 1921-05-25
TuIrNDER CURFS DEAF.

LONDON-John Roberts, 10,
and Alfred Smith, IA. were deaf.
There was a severe thunderstorm the
other night. Now both boys can
hpar
Evening journal., 1921-05-25
Notions
At the Littlest Prices
Possible

NOccADlC
II will be wise to stock up the
sewing basket here tomor-
row:
Lingerie Tape-Three-yard
pieces. Light blue, pink.
white, sc.
Waist Linings-4sc, csc,
SIPS.
Hartex Sanitary Napkins
Each SC, or 6Oc a dozen.
Coat Hangers - Special
at 15c.
Machine straps-special
at 1Sc.
Machine on-Good grade.
1Oc.
Colorite-All eolors. 2oc-
Sewing Scissors - Fine
quality. soc.
Basting Cotton-20o and
250-yard spools. soc doz.
C1ark's o. n. T. Cotton
15O-yard spools, 75c dozen
Aunt Lydia's Thread-Ail
collars Cuoo1 T0C
White Cotton Tape-An
widths; 6-yard piece. SC.
Bias Fold Tape-White
and black; all widths; SIX
yard pieces, 10c.
Main Floor-Right Aisle
Evening journal., 1921-05-25

II your plans a wardrobe still hazy
verybodys Proht-sharng Day PreHoiday offering
help into the spirit Of the season. and best OF all
prices are no hndrance to getting pretty outfit
Evening journal., 1921-05-25

Fancy needlework offers a
pleasing diversion to while
away summer hours.
Stamped Dresses-Colors,
pink. blue. green, yellow;
sizes 2 to 8 years, soc.
Lace Edge Scarfs - Size
1Sx54 inches. Very artistic.
S0c.
Sweater Silk-Super Yarn.
brand; all colors. The ball,
05c.
Main Floor-Right Aisle.
Evening journal., 1921-05-25

Pro6t-Sharing Day,
Pre-Holiday Offering
Evening journal., 1921-05-25
EUeybody's Store
CROSBY & HILL CO. 1921
605-607-6O9 Market Street
Profit Sharing Day.
Thursday
The CenterofLnterestfor
Economical Shoppers

Profit Sharing Day Thursday (tonor-
rouO) is typicoIofthe Crosby and Hill Cos
manner to be of the utmost service to the
buying PubLic-whiLe eUery price quota
tion is remarkably lou, eUen in the
downuOdrd trend of prices: that is not
all; the merchandise is of newly arrived
summer stocks and is offered in time to
supply your needs for the Decoration
Day Hohday---To miss this opportun-
ity means to you an actual loss ofHoney.
Evening journal., 1921-05-25

Five Different Models. Good
Assortment of Shades.
This is indeed a rare op-
portunity to secure a stand
ard quality sports model suit
at a price under the actual
cost TO produce.
Suit Dept.-First Floor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23

that they would not offer resistance.
IA "Royalls,s must stick together
against Republican dangers" and with
such assurances. the Csrlists assert
tha, they do not fear the opposition Of
CSccho.Slovakia.
Organize In nstris.
Adhercnts II the fromer emperor
also organized In Austria. slovakia and
Iio,ln and are cncouragin. Ch rles 10
rally the West Hungarian troops and
march on budapest. PREMIER nethlcn
"a reported to have declared that he
recognizes Charles as King " Hun.
gary. hut that Charles must undertake
u he resumes the throne. not to accept
the throne or another.
Admiral Iiorthy. regent Of Hungary.
has been promised by the Royalists
tina, he win bc made a prince and re-
ccivc n III. estate. according To rumors
current. II he does not oppose the I'M
mediate acccsslon ~ Charles. There
are reports also that lIorthy and others
are either In flight or are preparing 10
l,avc II Charles approaches the capital,
as expected and these indications, m
well as the general sentiment have
imhucd the Royalists with confidence
IN the success of the new Royal gov.
ernmcnt.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23

Prom Odcnbutg he and his army
went TO Raab occupying the town and
sending out calls for Count Be,hlcn.
the Hungarian premier; stephan Rak.
ovsky. president of the National As.
scmbly: NJ. BenicSky. former minister
~ the interior and other Doyallst sym.
pathlzers.
Eakovsky, Count Apponyi and Gas.
tav Gratz have headed lcgitimist cab.
met at Raab and the Eoyalists have
taken possession of the public buildings
at Steinamanger
The Budapest government mean.
while has received protests from the
allied representatives and Czccho.
siovakia and has sent loyal govern.
ment troops 10 serve notice ON Charles
that he must leave the country at
chcc. There is "A strong belief. how.
ever. no, only In Hungary but In Aus.
t,'ia as well that Charles second rc.
turn has a better chance OF success
than his first.
II II said that the former king has
bccn brought hack through the efforts
~ Prince windlsch.Gratx and Royallsts
who took hope from the success of tho
Portuguese revolution. II In under.
stood that Count Adrassy who IL sup.
PORTING Charles, has received assur.
anccs from Jugo.Slavia and Rumania
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
EIGHT UNIONS ARE
ORDERED TO keep
ON RAILWAY JOBS

CHICAGO Oct a. by Associated Pess) )Ofcss of unisas
with than half Of the rail employees Of the nation In hs
membership tonight announced that their win b ssthes
ixcd join the big five" organizations In the strike called for
October 20 In rrotsst Of wage cuts.
Announcements that they would join In wakost
from eight Of the eleven standard" rail unions which ls week
had been withholding their final strike dseisoas although h meat
Of hem The msmbers had voted evsrwhslagy = eui ws
rather than accept recent IL IL rsesa ssA
sed the United States Railroad Labor Beard Only q sss
eleven groups determined stand BY The g five"
announced but two others have yet taken final action
Following BY the heads Of the sx chop es
ganaAton controlling 100000 that they would ssneen
wakout the leaders Of the $4,000 maintenance Of wsy seyss
and Of the $500 stationary smsn N executive meeting vesd
withdraw their authorization Of wakeu leaving only ths ~
600 railroad esrapher positively with the big five" Csftains
Of the $4,000 clerks will make their decision and The ss
nal men, 5000 strong, also are yet to act
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
Experienced Men
Taking Pace Of
|. g &. N. Strikers

SAN ANTONIO Texas, Oct 2-The sx hundred striking train
the international and Gree, Northern Railroad Of Tsxas
who today being replaced by experienced
according tonight the office Of Supsrnsad
en jones' j. M Landis chief clerk the superintendent sad
the road able get all the experienced wanted and ~
announced advertisements had been ordered insert
Sundays newspapers San Antonio calling for sxpsnesA
,witchmen and brakemen.
At o'clock tonight passenger train number pulled q he
terminal carrying guards armed with pump suns The train
harge Of Conductor E. NJ Lewis without brakeman. Il
announced early IA the day the office Sup Jones that the
porter would do the work Of the brakeman on a trains
The strike Of the Brotherhood Of Railroad Tranen wsa
the whistle blew today and the sixteen swchmsn and y
then duty left the yards There total ef absst .
wtehmen and yardmn employed the local yards the ws'
ing in shifts and about l47 brakemen
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
DOCKRAY DIES
; HOURS after
z CARS SMASH
C0RNELISoN AND cox SUI,
FER SEVERE BRUISES
AS CARS HIT.

On~ man l. ,lcad and two others
werr severely injured last night nj
: o'cicck whsn u Paige car ran Into
Ford al the intersection " Sec.
end and Fillmore STREETS.
Pete D@kray dled al 1890 cf q
fractured skull. Sieve Cornelison
and nulet Cox were seriously hurt.
The Paige was driven by Sid Cleg.
horn. ioi Lincoln STREET. Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Weaver we're With hlm
In thr Paige. No9 ~ them WIRE
hurt.
Thrrr were five passengers In tn,
Ford and all - them ,xccp, the driver
II. q. MmRan. were thrown gu, II tn
~, upon the sidewalk ~ paycm nj. Bc
sides Morgan. 'urn.lison. coN. DcckraN
and Mus, n, Floyd were In thu Ford
ear
Al five - ,h-se men are employed
cn the gravrling gang of John Nc
KNIGHT north of Amarillo. DVkray''
r,lati,.s live IN New Mexico. according
to his f,ll"w wmk kcrs.
Tho sound II the collision was hear,
several hlosks away. Joc H,ss drove
his car there and tuok Drck,pN to th'
ssni;nrium with the assis,sncc of othc'
rrs ms C'rnrlisnn and cix wtrc ear
ricd to N, santa, lam In an ambulance
Physicians attending tho injured ncl
la'p nivh, said that Conclison and 80,
mffeed severe bruises and are not n
rny danger irom the accident,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
Stone BELIEVES
MEN WILL Held
FIRM IN STRIKE
LEE ISSUES NO FURTHER
ORDERS FOR EMPLOYEES
TO LEAVE SERVICE.

CLEVELAND, Oct. s:,-Follow.
Ing u practical all day session of
tour ~ the "hlg five" railroad
brotherhood leaders here. which sd'
journed late today. Warren ~
Stone. pfesid.ni VI IN. motherhood
~ I.o,omoil,. Engineers. said;
There u no question IN ~, mind
th,t the men viii 20 through. no
matter what instruction the, get"
". e.. Ice. president ~ the
Iirotherl,ooa of Rsiirnsj T'-s'""'"n,
Who also attended the conference.
said;
"As p,r the orders ~ IN" Railroad
Labor Board. the strike situation ~
far a. am concerned. II status quo
am ol,o,inr The bolrd's Instructions
and ISSUING no further orders for the
men ~ lonVe thr service"
Asked n his statement mean, thai
TIE meeting ~ the brotherhood n
f,ials and railroad executives with
,hc Railroad Labor Ro,rd in chicag
ncN, "Wednesday would prove futile
Mr sione said'
didn't slN that don't know wha
the Labor Bard ~ any one else VII
hive to offer az these hearings"
The rnilrold chiefs said the Sirik'
op the international and Great North
rrn. which was hegur hy the trainmer
at noon today. was not "a test case.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
$4,000 TO STRIKE
100000 WILL NOT

Special 20 The Sews
CHICAGO. Oct ss.-figurrs
complied BY union chiefs tonight
,howed that eight of the sixteen
chief rail- unions have called .
strike from October 20. or announc.
I'd officially that they would join
onc. and that those e;sh, orran-
isations number $4,000 of the ap-
prcximately s.Doo. 900 railroad en-.
ploycs In the country.
On the ether side. eight unions.
conirc'line mere than million
men have announced they would
moi strike AMI the other two a~
expected To- takr action tomorrow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
LAMONT LEAVES FOR 4. y.

nItpWNSNlil.E. Texas. oct. % -
Thomas W. Lamont, financicr Who has
hvcn IN Mexico CITY IN connection with
reported uAsucc, sStul negotiations h'ok'
inr ,o the i,iunjlng - the McNican fnr'
clgn d,ht lcav's McNico Cty for the
United States. Via mownsyillc. Tonight,
a,ccrdng to gdNiccs nom the Mexican
capital. tie " expected to reach hclc
Monday Afternoon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
Mine OWNERS TO AID IN
BETTERINC Distribution

CHICAGO Oct q by Associated Press)-In response to
guest from Herbert Hoover secretary Of the American
Mining Congress final session here today resolution
vns the appointment Of committee 10 cooperate with the
the production and distribution Of min
erals Provision the which will be sufficiently large
represent s Of the mineral industries indirect reply also
President Hardng request that the create committee
to work with the Department the production and distribution
Of coal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23

"so inr Ms u reduction downwards
IN rates can he induced the comm's
,ion said. and 81 FAR ms the reduction
a, w,r,. and prices which have already
been made effective. can W. c"h'e''e.
into rate reductions. we are assured
that the full return of prosperity VIII
,n ha,icncd for bath industry ana
labor"
In III. international railroad develop
m.n,. the Department Of Justice took
coyr,y,ure cl the fact that receivers
repr, s,nting the United states court
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
DEP0SED AUSTRIAN RULER
MARCHES WITH R0YAL|ST
ARMY TO REGAIN THRONE

BUDAPEST Oct a. by Associated Press)-Chares former
Of Austria engaged his second coup etat with the
object Of reseang himself the throne Of Hungary. lie has
reached Rasb where oyas gathering about the dhoned
king ready march with him and his army Of 1900 Ostenbess
into the old capital Of Budapest sixty miles
After sensational flight from Switzerland by aeropone Thurs
day accompanied by the former Zeo he landed
Oedenbg which under allied control and gained the renewed
allegiance Of the Hungarian troops.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23

Officials ~ the clerks Aid tonlsh,
hat thcv pruhahlV would not author.
,se a strik. =, their mcuilng Hchcd.
ilcd tomorrow, thus indlc,ting. union
leaders said, tina, strixr. u II mate
flaliE-d, wuuld affect less than one
'orr,h nf ,l~ country's railroad EN-.
ployes. bcing confined TO the switch.
men, the conductors. the fircmcn the
engineers, the trainIscn and tho tclcg.
raphcfs, The ornnnIsntions which de.
'ldcd no, TO join sn immediate wnlk'
out will msc new strike votes after
m expected labor beard decision In 70
ard to rules and working conditions.
Il IL said.
Serious Biow.
Tho action II thcsc organizations was
ail by labor leaders To be the most
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23

Reliable troops OF the Hungarian
government forces have been sent
westward oeivc warnings agains, any
attempt To restore former Emperor
Charles and 10 prevent hsi returning
II hc should attempt to do 20.
The greatest CONSERVATION prevails
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
Emperor Charles
Proclaimed King
Over Hungarians

VIENNA Oct a. by Associated Press)-Aeeordns to reports
received Emperor Charles upon his arrival Odnbs
with enthusiastic reception by military forces in that disturbed
under the leadership Of Major Oesenburg who Immediately
proclaimed him king Of Hungary.
Members parliament which preceded the revolution have been
convoked at Kaab
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
Irish situation Quiet.
fy Associated ppA

lnNDuN. Oct ss.--With Prime Min.
s,,v llrvi Gcorgc week ending al his
'nuntry hoinc st rhcIu-'s Court. aud
Michael collins. head or the Irish del
rvatiun In London. gone to Dublin. no
mrortau, dcvclonmcnts In the Irish NJ.
ro,ia,ions are expected until the CON
terrence O., resumed Monday afternoon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
DEAD 2 HURT IN CRASH
MEXICO RAIL MEN
STRIKE ON TENTH

Nv Associated press
SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Oct. 20.
4 week after the fourth group of
railroads la the unitcd States u
affected by the general orders to
strike. the Republic of Mexico viii
h. ln the thrors u . walkou, of
iis own. Nov. 10. having been
chosen .or the waikout in the lat
ter country. This was the lniorn,a.
ton conveyed to San Antonio today
from Laredo.
itaiiroad meu on the Mexican
National lines arr affected by the
order.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
~ Mules burned.

pARiS. Trxas. oct. s?--A wagon
ard, the property OF VIII Wright,
vas DESTROYED by fire, which broke on,
hou, 10 o'clock tonight. Twenty head
( horses and mules and several tons
{ hay aud other fecdstuffs were de-
truyed.