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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
JURY IN SYMPATHY WITH CLARA
HAMON FROM START: AC0UITTAL
THE ONLY VERDICT POSSIBLE
ny ASSOCIATED PRESS.

ARDMORE Okla. March S-Claa Smith amon, acquitted
yesterday charge OF numbering Jake L. amon republican
and rcputcd millionaire oil spent today resting
eight days aud reading hundreds OF letters and tcc
grams She had conferences with attorneys who later said
nothing had been arrived regarding the possibility OF sui,
against the and that Clara had before her number
o high saarie offers she considering their acceptance
She herself said she interested making start
lie and establishing herself with rcpcc, the people in Armore
where she will remain o the present In few days she probably
will 60 II aso Texas where her father very III aud later To
California. where a married sister lives.
NJ the office oi the county attorney OF Carter County late today
was said there intention prosecute Clara the sa,u
tory charge against and amon with whom she lived Tor
ten wear at the hotel where he shot.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
MAN IS KILLED BY.
DAUGHTER FORMER
BUSINESS PARTNER
NJ RDERED MiN mas INISi ~.
RECORD ~ AlI ANSNS GRIM.
INNL COURTS.
MOTIVE As YET UNKNOWN
Facts Told Dy Woman Ia Officer Wl,o
I,rcllnr ~ Make statement:
slain Man l. Son NJ
Minister.

STrTTART ARK. March lS.-Mrs.
AlElc Marks smith. ~. daughter ~ u
former business partner of John Mcvoy
end former ward 1T the latter. who has
had one IT thu most unusual records
IN the history ~ Arkansas criminal
oouits, Nhot aud killed Mcvcy at the
home II her mother here ionigh'.
Mrs Smith shot McNcy once In the
ohoit aud ngaln through the head az he
ran frum the house. he fell dead an
tho front porch. Mrs. Smith was ar.
rcfted by Deputy Sheriff TEX Pollard
and placed under guard nt her home.
In u statement Ia the officer. Mrs.
smith gave her motive Ter shouting
MrN"y, hut the officer declined tn make
public the statement. II N believed
trouble over the business uf Mrs.
smiths fathers estate IN the cnus',
Mrs. Smith N u member NJ highly rc'
sprctcd family here. She IN the mother
at three year old hoy. Mcvoy. who
was the Sun of baptist minister, he
gun his career 10 Monticello several
years nRu. when In an alleged fcud h.
accounted for three men. Later h.
killed a man on u train nj Pine Blufi
and was sentenced To death. Ills sen
tcnco was committed to life imprison
ment and from the pcnltcntiary On O
plea IT insanity McNey was taken tC
the state hospital for nervous diseases
He rcgnined sanity and was pardoDc,
/ by Former Governor Hays.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
EFFORTS MADE To
CRUSH UNIONS IS
OPINION W0RKMEN
LABOR READY To WAGE FIGHT
AGAINST CAPITAL; MICH
DISSATISFACTION.
By Associated Press.


CHICAGO, March ls.-union labor
leaders dclvcd into the records uf the
association If railway executives today
before the railroad labor beard In an
cndcavur to show that the railroads
fight against national agreement was
not unanimous hut hv u few officials
IN underlying purpose a. establish
the open shop ana crush labor "rguni'
cations was declared To- be- behind the
ught uf tn association against national
buaT,is IT adjustment. Controversy over
these boards IN the associations labor
committee was brought cut hy cross
examination of r Dewitt Cuylcr. chair.
man If the association. and his assist
ant Robert :. Binkcrd. and introduc'
ton uf volumnious correspondence and
reports II the committee into the labor
board record.
Tudays proceedings marked begin
ming of labor's main fight tor coniin.
uance II national rules and working
agrc, mcnts now In effect.
4 basic program of eleven points ON
which labor would negotiate national
agreements was laid before the heard
today by ~ NJ. Jewell. president of III,
railway employees department 81 the
American federation of labor. FRANK
a.. Walsh. counsel Tor unions. immc
dlntrly followed with an exhaustive
cross examination of Binkcrd and Mr.
Cuyl.r. he read In fun the majorit,
and minority rcpor,s Of the associations
labor committee concerning naiiona
hazards NJ adjustment.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
JtPAN WILLING TO CONSIDER
Any PROPOSALS WINCH ARE
EMITTED.

IVY Nhhotlaitu iiaths
VICTORIA. u. G.. March lS.-Jamn
would BE- willing to consider any pro
posals that might hr submitted Ia her
leading to u reduction In armaments
and h. prepared to participate in an In.
trnhtiunnl conference Ia that end. ac.
cording to Count X. llirosawa, newly
appointed japanese ambassador 70
spain and Portugal. who arrived here
,n the line Suya Mnru to-day.
1T II generally recognized that the
United states must take the Initiative
In world disarmament proposals,
Count H,ruslwa declared
The Count slid he was greatly inter
cstcd In ~, naval policy ~ announced
Icy Lord Ice. and the decision 1T the
British gu, rnmcnt to build four CAPT.
tai shin uf the Hood class. lie said
that Japan had already determined up
on her naval pulicy hut would w,loom,
nm agreement among world powers Ia
bring about reduction In naval eN
pondi,ur's
Count llruwWa e. accompanied by
a. HnipNma professor uf Law ut To
kio University uud Iapnucsrs members
oi IA, committee uu amendments t.
tn, ,u,,unu o. tb, League ~ Nations
who .s ou h.s $500, to Geneva.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19

n also WIS sa,d that Information
against Frank Hcich. formerly lannon's
business manager. and now adminlatra-
tor IT his estate. charging him with bc'
INK an accessory after the fact 81
IIamon'S murder. would probably ~.
main In the plrcon hole. never To he
served Kc,ch testified that he Eav"
Cinm lIamon five thousand dollars and
told her IT, leave Ardmore and remain
away. on the day she departed
At tn. county building today the dis.
trict court clerk was busy paying en-.
l,cnsse II the Hamon trial. Tie said the
cost would probably run between thir.
tyfour and thirty SIX thousand dollars.
SIXTEEN hundred of which was dlsbursed
today.
Jurors who rendered the verdict for
acauittai yesterday. to-day reiterated
that only one hailot was taken. and that
u was confirmed by the rising vote.
W A. Jolly II Ardmote. reported by
some a. having east vote Tor first
u'tfff uufutf Wv WV tNNt hhNtat toaf
said that only one vote had been taken
and that II was confirmed by stand
lng
Mr.. JolN said that when iurors gol
~ the Jury loom. he ald tn thos'
around him. by way 81 feeling out sen
timent. Well men. ! favor q first de-
gree murder verdict"
Then" he continued. "one Of tbs
others replied. 4 favor letting her ~
and doing Il quickly. and ! added ~
d. -"
we then sat around and smoked q
little. and then voted the one time,
Mr. Jelly said.
a. e Loughridgc. "a years old. fore
man ut the jury. said;
Their never was any question about
acouitting her from the start. We novel
talked about IL IN the jury room until
W. g., the ease officially. hut Their
was that lonk In the eyes % each maj
that told wha, be had IN his mind. Thu
arguments merely took up our time. nj
we lid not consider them az all. w
already had our minds fully made ur.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
PALMER'S RULING WILL
LIKELY BE ACCEPTED
ny Associated Press.

Hy Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. Mar. iS,-Dcfinitc
announcement that former Attorney
General l'almcr's opinion. permitting
physicians TO prescribe beer 'or me.
decimal purposes would stand unless
Secretary Mellon should ask for q re-
view, was made today 10y Attorney
Dnughcrty. The attorney general r"it'
Grated that except ON request for u
review ly q head NJ a department the
dcpartm,u of Justice could not hand
down reviews ol its opinions.
ln connection with the possible trans
Ter of the prohibition enforcement bu'
rc,u from thu treasury Ia the depart
mcnt of justice as "a part " a general
reorganization # government depart
mcnts. the attorney general said he was
not seeking any additional authority
hut would accept such responsibilities
as congress might place upon him.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
WANDERER GIVEN AMERICA TO LEAD
death SENTENCE IN DISARMAMENT
VERDICT REACHED ~ JURY NJ.
TER DEI.lIlERiTiON on
20 MINUTES

CHICAGO. March iS.--After cscap'
lng with sentence of twenty-five
years Tor the murder ~ his wife and
an unhurn child. Carl Wandcror was
sentenced To- death to-day fer Staying the
ragged stranger" he used as dupc
To- cover up his greater crime. DE
tcnsc Immediately moved for u new
trial
Tho verdict was reached after 20
minutes of dclihration and wandcrei
when h. heard Il. betrayed no sign OF
,motion except To flush slightly II
didn't care what they did To- me- b,
aid M h. left the court room. Hts de-
Tense had been insanity.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
FL0YDADA AND L0CKNEy
TIE IN ALL CONTESTS

FLOYDADA Nov. rs floydnda
aud l.ucknoy. class ~ schools tied In
literary contests M the lnicrscholastic
meet here tonight. \ jury verdict IL
seldom waited with more suspense than
that OF the Judges following the literary
presentations ~ the two Schools.
The field contests In which the seven
rural schools IT the county viii PARTED.
nat" and also the destinations will be-
decided tomorrow There are ia
chool children engaged In the contests
nd interest In the events II at higl
bitch.
The program includes essays. dccla
nations aud tennis. Many people are
n town To witness tomorrow events
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
PAYMENT WAR DEBT By
GERMANY TO AID FRANCE
~ Associated Press.

PARIS. March iS.--If Germany pays.
France will emerge from her financial
difficulties. Notwithstanding the colos.
S,l burdens left nv the war, u she does
No, uay the problem Il insoluhle
That statement was made today In
lho senate by Henry Cheron IN present
ns the Senate finance committees re-
port ON N 1891 budget The French
debt. which IN August, 1914. stood NJ
- .0oo. COO. Geo francs. he explained.
amounted IN March I ~ this year TO
a07 Ooo coo zoe francs. 10 which must
BE- added In thu future pensions ana
war damages estimated az another
giS 0oo. Geo ooo francs
France. thus far said N. Chcron. had
Maid out n ooo 200 600 francs on tier.
mnny's hccnun,: consequently there
would he INC. Ooo. 600 900 francs more.
with interest. to De- added To- her oblisa'
ton II Germany did not pay.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
RAILWAY EMPLOYEES ARE
SUING UNION OFFICIALS
w Associated Pres.

~ NthhHNfN
DETROIT. March iS-Suit against
grand officers II the United Brother
hood IT Maintenance IT way employees
and railway shop hbnrors o. restrain
removal from office vt Leon I. KENNEDY.
general chairman uf the frnnsylvlnin
system uf the union. To- bring about nm
accounting - the hfothcfh Ioi's fund.
md tn cumpDl grand Officers tu st
aside monty for the brotherhood pruyi
dent fund. was began IN circuit court
here today The suit filed hy Kennedy
and 'thrr officers IT tn Pennsylvania
system e the organization, names Ed.
ward r. Gr1hlc Druoit grand president
{ the bro.h,thoud Samuel ! rcFg
Detroit. Grand secretary and treasurer
william - Rub,rts. ot Wilk"shnrtc
Penn Grand Vice President ard Nom
hers of the grand executive hoord ~ ih,
organization ~ defendants
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
DRAFT EvADERs' NAMES
WILL M PUBLISHED

WASHINGTON March is.-A last
opportunity Tor selcctivc service evnd
.rs to escape broadcast publication of
their names rs dcscrters during the
world war was given by AdJuiant Gen
eraI Hahhls II the army. today
Persons who have reason to believe
That they will bc charged with cvadins
the draft. hut who did not actually d.
No, the adjutant general announced
may escape the odioum ~ being public
~ branded IN u dcscrtcr unJustly, 10y
communicating all the facts TO him
without delay.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
Iloaiing Wrcckage Increases.
n, Associated puss

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas March
IS.-Mvsinry surrounding the floating
wrcckagr reported seen hN vessels
reaching Port Auuas recently In
creased today when arrivals from IN"
mort said the ccw oi the vessels arriN'
INK from Tampico and reported that
the largo prNamus IL the National
ul Company had grounded tn thc
leach about 40 miles north d Tampi
co. when first sighted the wreck ap
p,arcd ,n be- IN, iantail and por,side
If a vessel which had broken In two
~ effort has been made to ascertain
the identity 1T the ship, so lar rs
Known mere.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
JEWELRY TRUNKS STOLEN;
VALUE OF GOODS UNKNOWN

TOPEKA. March ls.-Efforts wcr
being made tonight h. estimate the val
ne Of loa taken here early to-day when
two trucks ~ sample lcwclry belong
Ing to q. a. kigcr and Company. Of
Kansas city. Missouri, were stolen.
Horace Mckinney, travelling sales
man for the company who discovered
the loss when he started To check the
trunks. spent the afternoon examining
the jewelry record.
The trucks were found early this
morning an u country road by q farm
er. Jewelry was scattered over the
rnld In the vicinity ~ the trucks. .
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
DATGHERTy WILL BE SLOW
WITH HIS APPOINTMENTS

WASHINGTON March is.--Attorney
General Daugherty II going to over
look" personally all probable appointees
ms fedora Judges or district attorneys
before selections are made. In making
known his intention. Mr.. DaughcrN
said today he intended 10 call tn wash.
ington each man who came M Tor -
rious consideration In the districts and
Nee them before making appointments.
?. Another policy Tor the department oi
Justice was announced by MIR. Daugh
city who said that he did not intend Ia
institute any suits unless his assistants
agreed that prosecution should h
brought. An the eases now pending
before the department, he said, are H.
ing investigated.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
STRIKERS ARE ARREsrED
ron ~ R>t>G BiilDGE

HARRISON. AZ, March iS-TNo
striking employees oi the Missouri and
North Arkansas Railroad were arrested
here to-day. charged with burning one
II the cumnny's two bridges. DESTROYED
hy fire "Wednesday night The men
are silva Dalton. formerly station
necn, at Alpcna, and Harvey Eason
ID section hand
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
INSURANCE. MAN KILLED

CHICAGO March lS.-in full view II
hundreds IT pedestrians George j.
kuchlpr. president ~ the international
fitv Insurance Company. either Jump
I'd ~ fell io the sidewalk from his ~
dee On the tenth floor IT an offir"
building to-day
The window - the office was open
md as the vii N only twu feet from
he floor It WIS believed that he may
have fallen out while attempting On
null down the shndr 90 might have
stumbled over u chair
\ small pistol with one chamber dis
hargod was found On the buiy,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
MAN SHOT IN BROTIiERIIN.
LAW, FATALLY WOUNDED.

ORANGE, Tex. March is.--Percy
Bland. a. who was she, thru the head
this morning. was still alive tonight.
hut Is NO, expected to live. The shoot
INK was said to H. the result Of a mis-.
understanding with his brothsr.in.law
Robert kibcc. over possession % some
land. W. r. Rachal another brother.
lulaw was an eye witness to the al.
fair.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
BRITISH SHIPS ARE NOT
WELCOMED BY GERMANS


~ Associated lffFs.
BERLIN. March ;N-Rcccnt entry
of rpm. armed British ships In German
turN,r u WIS announced in the Reich
stag to-day h seriously engaging the
rttcutiou of the GotmHn government.
IN view ~ the gravity ~ the princi'
rlr involved.
chancellor Tchrcnharn urged the
~ Dis massage ~ The disarmament
hin warning that delay. Tor which Meth
~ h. net the government could take
the rcport ~. would entail danger
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
MAJORITY PACKE R
PLOyES FAVOR
GENERAL STRIKE
~ VOTE % %. ms 10 90; WORKERS
PROMISE 10 STAND ~
OFFICIALS.
NO AGREEMENT REACHED
Wage Reductions ~ Announced by
Packers Meeting With stern Op.
position; t'nlons Must Not lie
destroyed.
By Associated Press.

CHICAGO. March is.--liy vote u
" .4s2 "a 900. union workers In Chicago
urdDy afternoon To play the High
are unable to Induce the packers Ia
maintain the eight hour working day"
Topographic reports at union headquar'
ters were aid t. Indicate similar strike
Innp0rlties In other packing house zen
t,rH throughout the country.
The ballot un which the workers voi'
cd was as follows;
do you favor aud ask strike In the
event that the government ~ our OF
Eanizntion IN unable Ia induce the pack
efs IN maintain III" eight hour working
day aud compliance with the agreement
entered into with the United states de-
partment ~ labor"
The agreement referred ~ was a war
time ruling which submitted all wage
and hour disputes between the packers
and their employees Ia "a federal arbilra
tor. Packers withdrew from the agree
n.ent on February 20 an the ground
that the war was over. The agreement
specified that II was tn remain In force
Until one year after the end of th'
war. The unions claim that the wal
has not officially ended.
After withdrawing from the agree
mcni. the packers announced wage ~
ductions of from l2is Ia 10 per cen
and changed the work day from I,
10 hours before overtime was paid
They also announced plans by whicl
the WORKERS would participate In th'
control. Il plant affairs. The plai
was eailed by Samuel Gompcrs
presld-nt of the American Federation
Of Labor. and union leaders, NJ as II
fort to divert a,tenention from AN al
tack designed To destroy the unions
This was denied by the packers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
Methodist Establish Assembly
by Associated Press.

LITTLE ROCK. March is Method
", conference of the states ~ Missouri.
Oklahoma. Texas. Louisiana and Ar
kansas. have combined a. establish n
summer assembly NJ some city In IN"
Southwest The Rev \ 6. Miller. oi
Little Rock. editor of the state church
newspaper. N president of the urgani
zntiun a. select the site.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
by Associated Press.
FORT WORTH. Texas. March N.

--Officvs uf :. \. CoVlnEtun. General
Superintendent ut the Fort Worth
aud cnVcr Guy Railroad, viii be- NOV
from Fort Worth To- Wichita Fails.
April I. q u. clarity. c,Prcsidcnt
and General Manager announced to-
day. The change II made tu place th"
General Superintendent closer To the
center u the line. Eight az ten en-
piuyes will be- attached IN the office.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
A POET.

y A POET.
by John \. shaw.
Enchanted soul formkcn.
irivcd from lee and fire,
food angels could awaken
A paen from his Tyre.
Resisting phantoms dreaded.
And though devoid uf ,ase.
Lake gems his thughts were treated
Like pearls from fairy sens
Although his fate was tragic.
No lines from mortal hand.
Possess the lifting magic
IN which his fame will stand
l.vermore.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
Nr>icans BE- Departed.

OMAHA. Nch.. March Is Eleven
McNictns IN omaha aud Lincoln viii
be- d,pOrind to Mexico April -. accord
ing a. William u. nrashonr, federal
immigration Inspector Tor Omaha
Some viii go direct Co New orleans
for boat passage to Vera Cruzc. others
viii go through III paso and Laredo.
Violation at the immigration laws COM
mitmcnt 1T crimes IN thus country led
e. ih, Interrogation of IN, MeNicans.
Ne Hrushrnr said
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
New Territory Occupied.


BEi,I.iN. March is.--rrancn.Bel
ginn troops have occupied the west
,rn quarter of Mulhoim-un Ruhr aud
the railway stations nj Spcldorf Other
small allied forces have occupied the
west railway station at Ohcrh1us'n.
and Locks In the vicinity of the En-
scher cnnal.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
AMERICAN ENPORTs DECLINE

WASIIINGTUN, MnIch IN'-'NIWfI
can exports showed n further Aclinc
during February while imports for that
month slightly increased, according Ia
monthly trade figures 81 the department
OF commerce.
Exports fer February aggregated
sass Goa 0OO M compared with t6ii.ooo.
OOO In January. Imports last month e.
tailed s?ii. OOo. 600 against ssoa .ooo. oOo
~ January
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
ny Associated Pres.
LONDON. March ls.-rremlsr

i.lyd George has not named amy mem
hers ~ the Dail Eircann tn attend a
conference having the purpH" oi
bring about p,acc IN Ireland, no,wi,h'
standing reports o. the contrary print
ed In the United states The premier
on Thursday In the HOUSE of com
mons said that as soon as definite
arrangements were made. the govern
mcni would be- prepared to name
members ~ the Dnil Eirann who
would he refused safe cnnduv, To
attend u
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
CONCENTRATION CAMPS
WILL BE ESTABLISHED


~ Associated fFssa.
III. PASO. Texas. March iS.--Mexico
soon will establish six concentration
camps In different states of the republic
t. facilitate immediate recruiting IL it,
army and 10 aid In mobilization VI
forces II needs h.. according to infor.
nation received here today by tho
Mexican consul II the apcsquira, from
General Francisco Sorrano. IN Mcxico
city
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
Prisoners In Jail.

FORT SMITH. Arb, March is
After .vaAins members IT Little Rock
mob an day. Deputy Shcriffs Jones and
Evans and two special guards arrived
here tonight and placed three negro
men charged with assault upon two
white women In Little Rock. In the
sebastian county Jail. The men wer,
identified Thursday and sought by q
Woh which penetrated the state pcni'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
l. A E N E w S
BULLETINS
-.-s--s-s.--.------
Hot off the Wire
~ Associated Press.
AIBuQu ERQtE. y. w.. March n.

An immediate embargo an imports
of wool was urged by the New Mex
leo wool growers association In mes
sage sent to President Harding to-day
by Prayer Miller. president II the Ms
sociaiion
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
~ Aetoeia,sd Prss.
st. IOtIs, March is.-An order

prohibiting street sales uf the Dear
horn lad, lEnd"nt." Henry foidS
publication. will be- issued here tumor
row Chief uf Police Martin Obricn
announced tonight, Sale hy cries on
the streets constitutes law viola
tion punishable under defamation and
criminal lilcl statutes aud the dis
tinhance uf thu pcace ~ ordinance.
Chas. avis. duty cuunscllur, ruled to-
day
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
SALVATION ARMY MAN DIES

NEW YORK, March Ik.-ShINhIInh
Army headquarters here to-day received
news II the death In India from small
pox ~ Commissioner g. y. French. who
had charge II all the army's work In
India.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
STATEMENT DENIED

THE HAGUE. March iS.-An official
statement was issued denying reports
from Toxic that Holland favored inter
naturalization 81 the iap Island cables
and would Oppose the island becoming
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
I,rIllrr T. Killed.
o, Associated rrss.

WICHITA FALLS March iS.-lllrry
Arlington WIS Killed instantly late this
evening" when be- Tell fom nm oil der
rick. nj Bradley Corners. near here. ~"
was working on the derrick 1T The time
he tell Letters In his room were sign
I'll Mrs Euna Al. Matthews. a cousin IN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
ny Associated russ.
NJ. PAIl., Mimi. March is.-Em

manuel Schmid,, "a wars old. pro
frssor IT Hebrew at Bethel Thcolo'
gical Seminary here. died to-day after
q brief illness. From 1908 To- 1918 h.
was president at Adclphia college,
seattle Washington. Ne held AN
honorary prize from the Swedish
academy NJ stockholm fur his trans
lntion into Swedish at l.ongfcllow's
"ulawathn"