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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1921-08-04

ESTATE OF CATHRIN BENDER
oIate OF Minnesota, County of Mile Laos.
aa IN the matter of the estate of Cathrin Ben
The state of Minnesota to the next If Ii,
ana ana al persons interested in the granting Of
Thn ne4;t; OF inc estate of said decedent;
Renddr in this court that cathrn
M;iia tnen resident of the county of
Mhle Laos, state of Minnesota, died intestate
on f%.t the 1s+1 10th day Of June 1921 and praying
snat letters of administration of her estate
be granted to Carl Bender: and the court
nav nav1ng liked the time and place for hearing
therefore, you and each of you. are herehv
baxe ana hfor required to show if any
rooms in the village of Milaca in the county
S2nd % dae IL fass; state Of Minnesota the
why said petition should not be granted.
sea %, of the Judge Of said court. and the
D. S. PHILLIPS.
Court SeaD Prohoto 1a
w. c. Doane '"use'
Attorney for Petitioner.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1921-08-04
Bids Wanted

For painting interior and exterior
OF school house in district 7, Sher-
burne county.
Bids must be sent to E. M. Fiero
or 5. M. Wergin, Princeton, Route 1,
before Saturday, August 6.
Ihe clerk reserves the right to re-
Ject any and all bids.
size E. M. Fiero, Clerk.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1921-08-04
Couldn't Reach EN-.

When a small boy lost from his
mother in the crowd on July 4 was
asked by an officer why he did not
hang onto his mas skirts, he said
he could not reach them. : -.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1921-08-04

Swedish Lutheran.
In Princeton, Sunday school at 10
a. M; communion service and recep-
ton of new members at II a. m.
In Greenbush, Sunday school at
p. M; English service at 8 p. m.
The Luther league of Princeton
meets on Friday evening, August II,
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Erickson.
The Ladies' Aid of Zimmerman will
give an ice cream social on the
church lawn on Wednesday evening,
August 10.
N. A. Almer, Pastor.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1921-08-04
St. Edwards.

St. Edwards.
Friday, 800 a. m.-Sacred heart de.
votions.
Saturday, 200 and 2:45 p. m.-Re.
ligious instructions for the children.
Sunday, 9 a. m.-Low mass, sermon
and distribution of holy communion.
Sunday, 1920 a. m.-Services in
Greenbush.
Crew. Chas. A. Mayer.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1921-08-04
Real Philosophy.

1t is not question Of how much
we are to do but of how it is to be
done; it is not question Of doing
more but of doing better.-Ruskin.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1921-08-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED-We wish to buy a farm
of five to forty acres with good build
ings, adjoining or lying close to
Princeton. First National Bank of
Princeton. Bale
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Christian Science.

Christian Science.
Christian Science Society of Prince
ton, armory, Sunday at 1O:45 a. m.
Sunday school at $3.50 a. m.
Bible lesson subject, "Spirit.'
A cordial invitation extended to all.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1921-08-04
Episcopal.

Divine service will be held in the
Galley hall on the fourth Sunday of
each month ct II a. m.
Rev. T. J. E. Wilson, Hincklev.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1921-08-04
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-A ladies' beaded purse, con-
tanning a silver bracelet with settings
and other articles, between Elk River
and Princeton. Finder please return
to Union office for reward. G3-1p
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1921-08-04

IS. .s:z Notice. .=s S:= =. .zs. !
The Farmers Shipping association
will ship livestock on Monday, August
Is. Please list your stock as soon as
possible. @; = =: .~.>. :. = :. -. -, =:
Phone Hardware store 175 or resi-
dence LA. ;: ::.*.yr.., - = p ..:-'.',
Farmers Shipping Association,
6-tfc Max F. Gamradt, Mgr.
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ESTATE OF WILHELM sE1J,HORN

First Pub July 21-3t)
citation for Hearing on Petition for Probate
of Will.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1921-08-04

c first Pub. July 28-3t)
o" 1oF hearing on Petition for Admin
istration
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33-lp
Theodore Zinpel.
FOR RENT-Two unfinished
rooms. Inquire at Marks store. 1c

FOR RENT-Four unfinished
rooms with light, water and bath. In
quire at Eugene Halls pool room,
Princeton. 3O-tfc
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1921-08-04

FOR RENT-Well improved 8O-acre,
farm, 6 miles west of Princeton. AL
fred Erickson, Route l, Box 139,
Princeton. 33-2p.-
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: CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
Notices under this head will inserted at one cent word
No ad will be published in this
FOR SALE.

For Salc-Oats and barley IT the
elevator. P. J. Wike en-, Mgr. 26-tfc
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Four room house.
CHURCH NOTES
Swedish Lutheran.

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MILE Laos COUNTY

* X X X X * x x x X X x x x X KMMY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
CONF | RMATION Of
ARMY PROMOTIONS
IS VERY PROBABLE
OFFlCERS BELOW THE GRADE ~
BRIGiDIER GENERAL GIVEN
CONSIDER NTiON
ny Associated Prsu.

ny Associaisd Prsr.
WASHINGTON. Fob steps look
ire tl confirmation hy th" senate q
prop. sod promotions ~ army Office =
below thc grade ol nrrsdi,r G,ncryl
w,r. taken Date today hy republican
lead rs who indicated however. that
confirmation could not hc expected q
y Major and Q. Er.al..r Generals So
f,c'.i 49, President wilson.
Nominations by several thousnriI
army Officers ~ tho grad. ~ colonel
ana below. upon request ~ Senator
wadFvorth. republican. Sew YORK,
were referred 90 th- military committee
~ which h. BE- chairman senator
Wldsw0rth uDurol reference 90 Ms
c#umlttr, ~ the unminHfiuu NJ lalgi.
liN General Frank ~ Mcintyre. chic:
r. 'hp iru.1r affairs bureau. o. SINH
aI rank .1 %, line. \ sf glfU 'Nccr
u,r uf General Molrtrr,'s ,as' wl'
made. Senator Wordsworth g,ld o.
cause %. would boz forced out ~ N.
army unless his nomination were con
arnld l,fm, March 4
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
MARRIED 70 YEARS,
ARE STILL HAPPY
COIPI.E Est iIIIisiiEi'
HOME ~ wild WEST" Di'R.
mt YEAR isi5.

MT. ZION. Ia. Feb. i.-soycnty livo
wears ago Daniel Bcnckcr brought
Mary. h.s hrid, ~ d few days, To Iowa
from ohio. Today they are stili Twins IN
IN, migirai homestead tho" csin"liHh'
al In the wild west" In iSiS. licnokcs
vul l., aa wears ~ ngc. Feb. - and his
wife h. a,. Thtir marriage record ana
mo number Of years spent ON the H,il'o
hoines,rad pr,hahly can be- 'phhll,d ~
Tow couples.
IN. cuurIc attribute their long years
II NE 10 the tact that they are God.
fearing and believe IN simple life ana
s.mpl" j,ys.
Mr and Mrs Rrnck'rs married no
Of % years. in the eyes ~ modern dy
fulk. contains few thrills. II has been
mostly hard work.
i.,n,k,t. whom young man loii hf
home IN ohio t. 20 west 10 see tho coun
try. H. returned In . short tim" o. got
his Mary. Their honeymoon was sn'W
lotting down the ohio river tn tho
Nississippi On small bu1t ON land
ing AT the Mississippi ,thc couple head
cd north Tor the cabin Gcnck,r had pre-
yiously erected In the forest wilderness
pf Iuwu. near their mos'nt 30. Of w
Zi,u Thri, DO W.lt aud th'rr thr
arc today
The CARLY wears were spent 'l"Finr
Inc 100 u,r,s cf 'imh.r Etnck,r had
uur,hss,d 40 - nn acr, supplies wr''
brought from trading post % milnl
away Ground On their tract WIS hrnh'
~ with thr Iid of oxen.
Five children were barn to tho Ron
,k,rs. F,uI 81 these s,ill survive. Al
rrr bows Thu eldest II Jacob. aged -
,ul tho youngest is pr. George w. Ben
..or. aged 10 Tho other rWu "b"ys' arc
Joshua and Dallas Ern,k,r. With ih'
INCEPTION e. DE- George. all IN "n
remain near tho old homestead Dr
G,urg, ltft homo 80 age ~ ~. To-day
H. Is t,sll,n, IT Fails city. N,hru an'
10 tho state representative from the flrs
Nebraska district.
IN, present home ~ Tho E,nckcr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
THE UNIV ERSlTl OF CHICAGO
DINNER At ATLANTIC CITY.

Announcement b. just made that thg
University Of Chicago dinner. Whica
occurs annually during the week IT tbs
meeting ~ the Department oi Supl..
iui,ndeuc" of the National Education
Association, win be- held "a, the Hotel
rtymorc, Atlantic CITY. On February Is.
This occasion affords an excellent 90
portuniiy Tor alumni. former stu.lrnu.
and friends of the University u l,1.I
" recent Developments 90 the Un.,er
aty. proposed alumni organil itiuus.
and other acuviilrs. and this years. ~
union via b, .. special interest 49,
President HAIRS pratt Julson h. -
pcctcd o. attend.
Director Charles Hubbard Judd. G..
tl, school oi Education. j. ON the ~.
gram - the Department 81 SUPERB,
tendorco 90 discuss "Thc Great Ner
~ the SrhoDls-iictter Teaching he
also takes part Ia the program o. o.
National S',ioiy o. Coll,g, To- cheers D.
Education which meets az toe aaut,
time.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
F0RDNEY BILL TO.
PASS NEXT WEEK,
PENR1SE DECLARES
FOIR AMENDMENTS HAVE BEEN
in0rTED MD SUPPORTERS
ARR ACTIVE


WASHINGTON. Fch I-Thc senate
got down q, business with ihc iordnci
cmcrloncy nricf till t,day ard before
the session ,udd fota amendments
had b.cn adopted Votes on thu amend.
mouts where q rocurl WIS mnlc show
I'd r,upnrtcr. Of The hil 90 have o.
ua urity mueng from io Gee 49,
As tho situation sl"oi tonight IL
appeared tLlt ihr hll would ho f"" th'
most part actually 1- well as trchni
c,lif uhi,r consideration until inti
y,t, d. t,isii,d senator l,uts', ~
PENNSYLVANIA loo charge of th' hiI' dc
cAr,d that 70 had s""d Wup''i ~
pt.aE, n,Nt N,,k. lui"r iu' rr"
..r4m. the early part rf thc session
v,I rr.baily D.. devoted Goo '.n-Il'u.
il.H ~ appropriation H'ls mt hir
DO. r-.ff measure vllI br-dclui,i Is D.
Wis tullv tu OBJ. exclusion &C ul else
The committee amendment Co 'siah
li.h ur imp"tt dury of % cents %
bl.h con WHEAT V" twice adopted
t.lly % Uas .i.-i tIk.u 300 with "nl'
hIn. senators .u th. chamber ana a'
..HfDf without U al H'UH vote Then
q. uaior HARRISON. i.W,..Jt Ni~-ir
.ur. ,rr ul on. hft.uf opponents 81
the measure. discovered what hid hap
r,..d and l,.. 600 l. e Quorum
10. -aM hr Na, uul.r iho IMPRESSION
thr s.ntc wl vus r.n-idrrir.
u.r.r lpuIau nIl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
BUSINESS MEN ARE
AFTER c CRIMINALS
ROBBERY. III RGitRi AND MIR
DER NOW IN DECREASE SAY
REpOKTS.


~ Afso,atsd Pr,as.
CHICAGO. Fob 4-Coulroutod with
the problem 81 dealing with crime ns
nn established business. ~ % is cN'
pr, ssrd hy some uf their number.
chlugi business men hy giving thvf
support tn the chicago crime cuiiui''
.i.n nav, hrlp,d Go eject. % b. 'lnir"
81. "a decrease in murder Ell % per cent
TURNS 1890 over the ptNs record 81
islg Ulislaty and robbery TOT tho
.,in. u,rtud decreased lo and sly Pc
cent ru.pc,ty,ly Figures complied ~
o., rUIau sion rnua.
The niJ r,o yeau oi thD 'ommi''
siun's ,Nisttu,y has convinced 'iiif'hi
a other cities. officials 90 Che 'rgnni'
tlti,r t.. .aIr az IiH efficiency ih a"l'
ru ,f, lv enlightenment Officers -
niriisi.. ,fIu.. anu klu.I- tIiN '''N"'
laud aud luUHulr',s hi,v tIh'n si'i y
toward ti. ,rlau,tatuu 90 similar CON
uis1.r. tl.t, buffalo be- s,ri'IslN con-
td,rng ,h, proposition.
There B. ru ,im, Vl." iu Chicago
4 the de,nrUim 90 Henry lhrr"t
. Chamberlain. operating director "i Tvs
commission who adds that crime mere
IL o. centralized. ..umr.,al.and orgu''
izrd business. "in, plain chuiS "l a
majority ct thuF Nhu follow u 1917 an
,scupltiun."
Recognizing thit situation IN" coih'
mission has ,ulrltur.u iu huld pdhl'
| sentiment in favor ui growing 'iiiri'h'N
| rf the police department Tho cuinWis
.iou pi,,,,d,d uu tho theory INIT ~
! uiu. criminal laws would bo ,ffcctiNH
| 4 vigorously and lmplrinliy admin .
| uuI. uuI thar existing officials gen
raf, u,r" honest .Uj iu he main d.
irHfs ut ,ui.prth h.r,iur ih" public
Edvir ". sins. president. hiiri',
summarizes the ,0mnission's accom-
/ plyhinouts ~ his forthcoming lnnut
! .H.lt as Follows
"a 80 ror .,u' reduction .n NJ" nuia
pr CT murder. Ter 'Er year 1920. ns th'
result Of %, ,ttrrs u ne murd,I
Ir,h,t hr pIl'i, spirited Judges,
"Tho exposure ~ ring ~ profc'
sional hundmru. disclosinE that MANI
hurd--a, 1T criminals had escaped pun
] lsNfHfft tN NIihN 'NiN fa.N tii.'t '
/ i,lt.d londs Boo 90. SUM ct lppruNi"aJ'
b Is si.0ua. 600 were urro''ctcd.
vigorous prosecution of robbery
cases and sending q. many men to pr''
m uudcr sentence ot from ten wear
to ne
Registration - puulic dissatisfaction
'onrcruiug the .U,uio'acv n the o.
lice. which resulted On the appointment
VI % new superintendent.
action o. prevent "a continuation q
ia, prfni,lous system ~ admitting PR
f,Sslonal criminals to parole and pr
laticu.
9TH. adoption o. plnr resulting !
tho assignment - seven addition.
Judges o. the criminal court. hrinein
the total 20 ~. Tor tho purpose II Glen
.ng the criminal docket and keeping
clear"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05

turning. stool looking iown into 'u.
multitude of I'D 'ucud', ur'Wn"I
faces. For a moment n strong emotion
shook hun. then. removing his ti. Ini
hitting hi- hand IN command sl..t.'
De- .poks
Nly friends. no one. not 900 wv pI-
.tiun. can appreciate m, feeling I'd.
sadness a. ihl. parting To rios p.Hcc
and thc k.ndnr,. Of the, people. ]
owe everything. Here | have lived .
quarter oi century and have Ia.'i
from q Young man 90 an old man
Hov my children have been born nj
one b. buried ! now leave. NOT know
ne when or whether ever | mas return
A'ih a task before me greater than thl'
which rested upon Washington. With
out the assistance 81 that Divine b.
ing who ever attended him ! cannot
succeed. With thai assistance. cin'
no. iail. Trusting IN HIM who can -
with mo. and remain with YOU. AMI b.
everywhere for good loi %. confidently
hope that al will set b. vel. To IL
care commenting YOU. ~ | hope IN
your prayers YOU will commend me. ]
bad YOU an efcctionaic farewell
.,nnl L.ar1c Of Aw,rica
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
UNCLE SAM WITHOUT
OFFICIAL TREASURER


WASHINGTON. Feb. f-The Unit.
80 State government tonight Was with
out ans rrafsfit designated official o.
TAKE care ~ its money Guy p. Allen
hos t.n acting treasurer since tho
reagnltlol of TuaFIrer John Burke.
January o. and h1r ie"n nominated for
d. F.rt.r lv Precedent Wilson HIs
n'uirH ..a.. urr..er. i1s nor beon our-
nmei iy tu. Fuie. and the period
that departmental oflc,s may remain
vacant Will, tho scuate ls IN aassi'n
expired today. ST. Allen. however. OF.
ncials said. must continue o. carry ~
the duties of treasurer in order that
there nav ruf o. cumuiete ft0ppaEs
- IN government financial tmnsac'
tlrs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
U. S. SHOULD BUILD
MORE Ships, NAVAL
= OFFICERS DECLARE
coNrryrEp rnoM PAGE I

CONTINUED PROM fA'ft
Cd up one point that had caused the
committee some hewildormeut All iod1y
when he declared that data. supposed
hy naval officials 90 - secret; but
disclosed by him before a senate co'n-
rnltt.e had been obtained by army Of
ficcrs who ATTENDED the bombing u the
old hattleship indiana. az The iryinuon
OF Secretary Daniels.
An OF the naval officers VINO tesii-
stressed the necessity for the immc
diate constructed 81 high-specd air
planecarrying ships
While thu house committee read ms
Testimony. the senate naval suh-coin'
mittee drafted an advcrse report on
the resolution presented by Senator 20
rah. idaho. providing for a "a months
suspension Of naval building while eN'
pefis study the lest types of ships
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05

TTir Nourirv vac pleased with the
statement msdc by Senator
II Hafding upon rc,lp' of The news
thar De- va. os,fwhcImrngy elected 10
ihc Prr.idtncy D. .aid. ann happy
20 uficr ms gratitude but ! am NOT
nl.;ant. i b. NOT "a personal VICTORY.
4 d. al - serious, the Obligations are
,0 solemn thli instead Of cNuliing ! am
more gwen 20 rrayer 20 God ~ make
mo caulblc Of PLAYING nv part and
that AL these call, Of responsibility may
meet the aspiration. and expectations
Of Amsnca and tho world
Thi. statement recall. Do farewell
speech made by lIncolu 20 has ncgh-
Dor. ~ the time OF hIs departure for
Washington. Mr.. Lincoln and b..
putv VIII 20 leave Springfield by a
special train as o,ah' O'Clock On Mon
d. morulne. February II and AZ pr
rr,iv Eve mlnutes before eight O'Clock
h. was summoned from the dingy wait
ing nom OF the station. slowly max
ing Dob. wav through the crowd ~
ffirul. and iownspcopb that had
gathsrcd 10 bid him goodby, he
mounted the platform Of the ear, and
Copyright us Coas,iia
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05

was built In 1861 near the site Of the
original leg cabin.
Thc couple has taken few TRIPS away
nom their home They have made sew
crnl trims To Falls city. Ncbr. to visi'
their boy" mud once went back to- We
A. childhood scenes IN Ohio.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
Greek Cahlncl Reslgns.

Ny ArHU eiaitd irtHf.
ATHENS. Feb. i.-'rhc Greek cabl'
net formed November Is last. by Pre-
niict i.hnllis. resigned late tonight. The
action wlg n result OF the controversy
hciW,r a. premier and Minister OF
War o. u1arir ~ to which one would
lead the Creek delegation which VIII
attend the Scar East conference ~ W
held IN London late this month.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
Kroh Not to Play Hall
ny Al.o.lnltd ~.

BEAUMONT. Fob l.-F'loyd kroh,
pitcher ~ the Galveston. Texas League
Tub. and formerly with the 'hica.n
cubs. announced here today that he
had returned unsigned the contract
offered him by the sand Crabs for
1921. Kroh reiterated his determination
u remain out of baseball In 1921.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
HOTEL DESTROYED BY
FIRE, LOSS 81 600, 900

ACCJ STA. ca. Feb THE Bon
Ar. ladilg winter resort hotel here
vas destroyed by fire early today.
Tho flames originated iu he dining
roon and are attributed o. defect IN
zoo" electric wiring There were 2Gg
guests 100 the hotel. No one was In
ygrcd. though many guests lost much
Of their personal belongings. Two men
who were ill 90 "a, hotel were removed
20 a hospital.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05

nr'NiCH Feb. S.-Thouands ~
persons marched through the streets 81
Mlri.h toby singing deutschland
Tlor Auos" and carried out r. demon.
Eifatlon 40 %, hotel whore members n
'he entente commission reside. I'M pro.
tee against the allied rcWm'Ions
nwurl which hrs caused storm Of re
sentiment iu Bavaria
Tie procslr- came after mass
m u1g held hF th. national socialist
wDfk,rf party. af which 'ho Berlin
government was warmed that "a general
strike would %. called unless the D..
mands OF ,he r1rIH cugferono, were
submitted to o. referendum COT summa.
r.l5 rejected
Tho speakers lssI.lIrg Matthias Err
lfrrss. former minister of finance De-
Darod that if over %. 80 fo1, on Ia
tari1r sud hs would Immediately be
puf .n Jail
The Ilyariln cabinet has urged the
Hedln government o. refuse Co.. com
rly with the allied demands which /
s1ys hns struck blow loo tho heart
OF The German people To" w0rkmer
.zp,ct the German federation of lIboi
tu support th,u Boz O. movement fnf q
general strike.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
MAIL MESSENGER SAYS
HE WAS KIDNAPPED BY
BANDITS: MAIL TAKEN

ST .uuIS. i',h. 4 willis Thorn
hill. a mail messenger reported % tn
police tonipht that b. was held up
o., So Charlie go miles west n her,
ly nyc men. who kidnapped him and
stole q registered puJch. said iu con
tain approximately 100000 which was
tp has. h"yr ru, absurd a train ~
shirn. o. - Louis
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
EarihnuaI.r Repnried

ly Associated Pres.
MENlCD CITY. Feb. A-Considor.
able props riy damage was done by an
earthquake Thursday night IN districts
Drntcrlng about tho isthmus ~ Ts~
huantcp,c. according 20 newspaper nd
vices received here last night n Is h.
lioy,d that many lives were lost In the
region shaken.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
To uuCH FIRE. ~
DIVORCE II ASKED
b. Also lated Pres.

b. Asso. ihted Press.
SoMEEVlLLE. y. J. Feb Al
loging dcsrrtirn. Bishop Alma White.
head q the pular ~ Fire church. which
-ne and her husband founded, is suing
fur absolute diyorc. from the Rev. Kent
White q the same church. Il became
known here today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
U. S. LIQUIDATION
Commission WORK
UPHELD BY PARKER
coSTIxrIp FROM PAGE oNEl

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE)
$3.50. Ooo. 600 customs duties which woull
have had to bc paid had the mniorin's
h,,n sold To other European Cover"
nvnts.
AN things considered Nj. P"rk' Z
declared. 1--WE got full value of tha
goods sold 60 france
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
FARRELL KNOCKED OFT
ny RED" HERRING

PINE BLUFF. Arb. Feb. g. Mickey
Fau,n Nrw York. was knocked out he
'he sNth round 90 a scheduled ten round
ngEt here tonight bv Red Herring
Il'tlr Rock Tine mtr 1rc ughtWaghts
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&C RNANS PROTEST
ALLIED DEMANDS
W0RkMEN WILL STRIKE ~ GOV.
ERNuENT NCCEPTs TERMS
RECENTLY MADE.

D. Ass a'a, r..F
LONDON. Feb i-Dr Won IGhr.
The Bawu1n PREMIER hIs bron d..
recttd W The Bayar.ar ministry 70
proceed Co Berlin and advise the gov.
orru,ut there tt, allied demand for
disarmament unr from their regara.
uons decisions. are u.t acceptable 20
bavaria.
According tu a dispatch to tho Lon.
don Time, from H.r.In. this means,
tho d.Vet,h asserts ttat Bavaria a..
fuss, 10 d.arm
The Hayara1 courier. the dispatch
rdds. declares that Bavaria VIII have
nothing Co. dn wi.h any decision jeop.
ardizIrg ~, E.rvohr.rwehr
q dispatch il thH Central New8 from
rf 'r r,.-fs ts.t workers IN tho
uirirc districts are highly incons"d
4.t .ht uHat.Ons terms imposed
rr. Germany
~rs aiJhos ada that 10000 COP
i.s aad lN.r W.rrrs in Mansfield huv'
. a. prDr,, against the par'
I d,.0r ~llrs b. great agiuiion u
| III Euhr district ,or the miners ~ 4.
! n. loast vOrk possible.
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NIXON NOT PLAY WITH
BRAVES HE DEti-iitf-

BEAUMONT. Texas Fob. Al
Nixon. Outficldcr sold hast fan by ihe
beaumont Texas League ciab a. me
Boston Nationals, u dissatisfied WIZ
the saiary offered him BE- the Braves
and has rcturnsi biz contract unsign-
81 Nixon made III ffltcuont -
plsht.
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LIFE IMPRISONMENT ~
PENALTY GisEN WOMAN


ny aasoeinisd fr'as.
LOS ANGELES. Fob. Airs. MAJ
belle Rowe. ~ trirl hogc for the STAY
inr ~ McC.ilc ~ q lydon. real estate
oprraio. q. e. F g lifornia. last Sep
tender. W.. t'r my ~ murder 10
the first dcgrc D.. he 'lry tonight Tho
uonaity was fixed 81. afc imprisonment