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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-28
Road Is Prepared
For Any Possible
Acts Of Violence

SAN ANTONIO. Texas Oct n (By Associated Press)-As
preventive avoid vssce he psr q The skes
United States District Attorney Js D. Hsrssa announced TO-
night his seasisa a s.ks fsr preasas ef warning be
issued sAssA he situation ly the fe judges IN The
Nertksn sna Ssshess ssess rsxas ssa;sss teeeace
with eperstioa e Ae Nsshea Raesd
ef Texas md tAe Mssss ksnsas ~ Texas RassA The
road in Tie Asa Il receiver sps;sed BY United States
Courts.
He authorised received rcm Attorney
General Harry Dssssty Ae ssy sk the federal jdses
having esioa the railroads because of federal
esiverhs sse prem.e.s warning s prssas ssa;ass
passing upon she prssy dss thing which wesd
eAsss interfere A lAs operation q trains BY reeiysr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-28

trnmcrt would h. hehind Il In any
action taken % IN preventing an inter.
rup,ion ~ transportati,a through q
strike.
Statements that pcsce probably
would result frosn tcnirht's conferences
the uninn kadefs also acre made BY
several chi,italn~ who heretofore have
ieen termed extremists by their CO
autts Who have siWay bsen among the
FIRST o. advocate strike. Indications
hat tunightS' cunference would be a
long one werc sccn. however. In the ac-
ton a many rad lal,of leaders In can.
ceiling r,~crNations they had made on
euig'ine trains during the evening.
tsesper az Neeting.
Eeriv IN The day Ren ". Hooper.
stcc chairman e the board. attended
ir.e;ings q The union heads and pre-
s-nted cs.iss u the hoard's recent res
olutiuns uut o. consider wag~ reiuc.
iiun f-rtit.ons foF any class < WORK
ers until rules and working conditions
- ths, sroup had he.n se,tlcd. Mr..
hoorer aiso T. rercr;sd o. have urxej
cancsIistion ~ thu strike order r-rt
ING formal hesfing~ on warc~ hy IN.
hoard and 70 have outlined a. tn
rriurs isnsSil,l- ','aus fcs avertire the
walkout ~ sprearv,l l.forc them In
= guteiv frr~lnsl earsriiy ard not a.
rerrs rssen,aiivc Il thu hoar.i. he ex
plainei.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-28
failure OF ARMS
PARLEY WILL NOT
BE FAULT OF U. S.

ATLANTA Ca, Oct a. (By Associated PressPresdnt Hard
ins concluded his visit the South today with series Of speeches
in Georgia reconserstng his snaon the task ef finally
oblitesat;ng sectional divisions.
In two addresses Atlanta and Columbus the presden
told crowds Of cheering Ceorgians that Of HE fon
hopes his presidency bring North and South into complete
harmony and cooperation
Al the here Of Henry W. Cra Aanta apostle Of national
econeaon Mr. Harding b~oadensd his gospel Of ndrssanns
and good will" include al the world and gave notice that The
conference fas to bring The nations into eopete
cord win Be fault Of The United Statcs Of America
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-28

q ARE KILLED IN
EXPLOSION IN FORT

ROuE. Oct. s;.-the disastrous
s,pl, slan ia the >ani Eiena iastrrss
iws DAYS aga u Eensrall, beile,rd
3. h. due 10 q iia'shs,ik irl"'. sass
dispatch ~ the MrssaEErra ieiay.
~ 10 midnight lat nisht 2,
bodies had bsen rreo,rred frvn the
wrs,ksgr ~ the sspio~ion. Three
hund,d and fliiy injurd psr-ens
nrr b,inE treated al hospitals.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-28
BOARD THREATENS
DRASTIC STEPS IN
HALTINC WALk0UT

CHICAGO Oct a. tBy Associated Pen-A day a ra unisa
eesss sessions Of the United States Railroad Lbss Bsi md
conferences between Of The seps ssah fssd
h strike situation ostway unchanged bot high officials a The
sweyes organizations declaring the wakout might he called ct
BY morning and The beari informing them that unless pssce
BY then wss deal with the unions with nsloved hand" IN s
sstemet o prsvent October 30 wslkeut.
Tie from the Labor Beard delivered
ees which called the board das the day report prosre
of the jont cenences Of eheans Of the swhmea sinmn.
eeadseer ensneess and fesa which forced 10 sdosrn
late toby without taking action because the lease the meeting
had The sessions continued hotel
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-28

Therv was ne duaht 1t thu fact. as
men,hsfs eNprvssed II. that ths Tsxsa
was utterly crushed and wOrn by his
expetiencs ~ the day. an experience
that seldom conss during ths hfs q a
man In Congress. Fer an hour and ten
minutes. with hostile ewes upon hs,,a. h.
fought ,o defend hlanself from the
charge that he had traRSgtsssed the
law by pltting into ths Congressional
Record matter de~rrtbsd as '-unspsak
ably vile"
Before he GIT up to spsak In his own
behalf Il WAS the beli~t Of Republicans
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-28

Hotel where he was tendsred a shcr,
recrption before his special train o.
ported for Washington.
During the days speech making Mr..
Harding did not again mention the rscs
problem. on which he delivered an ad-
dress yesterday In birmingham. Ala.
Another member of his cabinet. how
ever. SECRETARY fsli. Of the Interior ps-
partment. alluded to the Birmingham
address nj tcslsy's luncheon at ens %
the greatest deiiverances ever All
drcsscd to the American people.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-28
6ATESvIllE SCHOOL
HEARING POSTPONED

Stset.l 10 In <<vs
SAN ANTONIO. Texas. oet. ss.-fns
heartnx q the esard q ecnsro, e ~
ca,esvtiie Training Srhooi fr nuvo =
cruelty charges -shcfalci her0 IT. -
day Vas Ios;poaed when h bo0mo
known that santos BArUasI - e -
chief witnesses. len for TAnUo1A ~
~. las, Sasunisy.
County authorssi<s expssssso ~ -
isf that B&rxes had been seosrva n
cnc.mcnt To havs and are ssa1uesi.g
an investigation.
en- learning that Raruns uas ~ u
the city. senator Hsrssh<Fg. uho ~
aaesssd the hearing tslephcn>i CAnkr-
man Cowel and the latter agvss1 - =
po~,punemeut.
Barxss had made sffitavit that eee-
Ne nains~a boy believed TO h.ss hssa
Harvey AFno,d q Austin. fi<d as ~
~hco, last July as the resri, a -
treatment.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-28

Sssaser Itssts-- N Ms saApcns~s. <zia.
In part
~tjssebz- ~ Afs Aeokses xstA Dcaeaas
IN ISIS sAsk- 4 arr ecc.ss-sd 10 making
vve~rs eE t1r~gS - s,ecsess' rpege is
usa S~sop~ sssaa sAe c''o,cssssoa thss Ar
sehass pe0ssasl ava ~e~nesAsc coaAity
heswssu sssc UAape ss.Aa Ana sfsc NEGRO
u.s0rs ~ ~sre-c ~as "a an S~aor slne
IN shr parsHrs~Alp :, A4snssS ana IN
sAs sessssca "a ss<v~ss ~ oftsce ever
~Asss ssePAe. Socsa, ssaaa1fv - pexs
Aepr se sara . A1rallasine Nnt e;s.
<rasSsAl gs&sx- - tAr A. tl.e Soasa
T. eVrssguc4 ~ AeaA ~ sAe acsrsns
ssas Cssa A,@SsAsS has fSxea The an.
- sn1 Ar'an,AaEv Gnss t-sec~a The
s~e rosss ard ~ ESF.aAlsoAns lfNlae ca
su1eisNe u-.oa lsss Aar,tleVge
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-28
BLANTON TOPPLES OVER AND
STUMBLES OUT WEEPING AS
HE LISTENS TO REPRlMAND

WASHINGTON Oct a. (By Associated Pressl-S.vsd from
being Eown Of the House Representative By hare
Of eight votes. Thomas Bntou Texas Democrat pses
repmAnded late tod.y BY Speaker Ces in accordance with
luton Of eensufs. against which single VOTE
Then later he walked Of the chamber With a
eyes upon him. he toppsd in heap Some Of has colleagues
who had voted expel him picked him and placed him
lounge But he did there long Revising hse he
bd out the tears streaming bis cheeks
he heard the hope that he might The Hsse
again.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-28

III Is unfortunate that The pVVsi,ssrs
shoubd have seen fit 60 dfssuss IN the
very hsrrt Il the el,e6 Aslt the raes
question ON his first trip S,ath afess
hts election 10 the prssissensy. rAsrV
was no demana Zoe a dseuSsten ee the
racial question al this tins.~
senator calder aechrVd rsestssas
fiarding's speech courageous,
a thoroughly sndtarse the Prvsthers,s
statemsnts." he Sasi 4 susbeEse hhs
views tor gelittai rights for usxrcss
We have elected nsgrVes t. the <s~
York CITY hard "a Aksvuase ard se
the New rork state assembly.
They shouhl have ths u,sf'vssy e
Votes thev would be sntitlsd D. a seas
IN the United States SsuatsN~
llstlin's <saseusss.f.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-28

Many thousands heard and cheered
the chief executive at the monument
and q smaller gathering of business
men applnuded him when he expressed
a similar plea for understanding at a
Iuncheon at the Druid Hills Country
club. Applause greeted him the length
of street parade. along the route OF
which thousands crowded the sidewalks
and cross streets despite q drizzline
rain which fell part of the afternoon.
Following his address the president
Was escorted TO the Georgian Terrace
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-28

IN I A q y Sailryad T. ~ es,v
rvad IN tn t'ns.s1 Ssasss a rS~-s-s
~ . ssrGs. six han.h~t tSat.u~, ~
that nrs having hssu Vut strs~ lsst
SatrS,Aiv ~ uesn white ~ esA.rx
unhan ts.lrOod nsu u shs iassruassa-.s
sud t;rsat >orthsgn snt an a 49,
t-air'nsn - ths N \ a r. ~VrV ~
p~cted t. ssrtke Slnstty ussrri-<. Mr..
itsrtnssa S4id thst - i.strassroE.s
vers sat.., sd O. rvsV tesh ssusssss
tte intirilstssl HAT ~ in.trt1. ts.r.s
Wstv .suttst,S intea,t.1 t,~vVss. IN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-28

ard utsrth~gs aitSs that ssstoo ure@
ihe gesetxtsa O. sxr~t hssa sSald -
psnd up"n hss eun ssstswAe- Hc sss
with tebAsd har-As a. Representative
ueasbfli et wvvaslax. ss- H<val1soAn
basiss. plsasesd SaEusssiy ~ have Alm
east e,ls. Ard shrs- Eahc an.a sallia<.
h. ssSPpsS hstsklo u sss fr0as ~ sAs
6ashss sat Aeun-
Nssr~ krvkxn-
ttis vob,V hear~r 2rA Ascke~. Ae
srnNrfNIrEn OK PACE TWO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-28
WOMEN ASH PROBE.
Nv Associated 3 80

TT WORTH. Texas. oct sj.-Resolu'
,ions asking Governor Neff Tor a survey
To determine suitable action fnr prison
reform In Texas" and asking the crea-
ton hy law ~ minimum wage com
mission In the state were adopted by
the Texas League of women Voters
here today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-28

~ rsvsr-s sltususa rssaisine mon ihe
~sscas - 4 a =. y. sr1inaen.
pSssssrs Nsusn~s Hsrtraan Sasa ,ha'
m ssSs snN Nssscnce stsssaid - thrNat-
s-sd ~ ary sus.silfan - Ntcirncc D.
isg rla1nrd searr~s ~ cI~saiisn q
49, rss raeds shss11 rssss a. his
k,.le assare ~ sssaa tErasrtats,y 81
IN ssesrh elfh fs~A,F.i inlce lce
lin,gAs~n az neusisa - ~ SSush.
~ tSssrsfs q reNas snl rssieral
CONTINUED ~ rAcE TWO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-28
!. & G. n. STRIKERS
WAIT FOR ORDERS

liy Associated Prss
SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Oct. a.
Union leaders among the trainnen
Il the International and Great
Northern Railroad of Texas. who
began n sirike last Saturday nj noon
were in doubt tonight whether tIs-
decision of their eh.sftalns at Chs-
ssgo toniRhi which virtually callsd
sn the gerrsi strike of Ort"eer
10. would affect the situation ea
the !. \ q. -.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-28
GETS 80 YEARS FOR
ASSAULTINC SISTER

~ Associated Press
BisECkE>RIDGE. TeNas. Oct.
.;.-W. 4. Mocherry. charged With
u statutory offense agaInt his sls.
ter. was sentenced a. W years in
thr penltrntiary by u Jury m sosh
District Court here to-day. Moeber.
~ pleaded guilty. iir was arrested
In Omana. Nebraska. and brought
hrre last week. llis sister. who II
under eighteen years e age. was
the chief witness for the prcseeu-
tian.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-28
lrge lsetter schools.

FORT WORTH. Texas. Oct. 81
Greater financial support of the edhca.
ticnal system In TEXAS was asked by
Dr, Robert T.. vinson. president u the
University OF Texas. and Miss Annh,
Webb Blanton. state superintendent OF
puhlic instruction. IN addresses here
t1right before thc Texas League of
Women Voters.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-28
p Propaganda Against
Unions Too Str0nQ

CHICAGO Oct a. By Associated Pess)The rail sesdued
for October 30 avered tonight when leaders Of the swchen
conductors engineers and fireman joint meeting adopted ~
tons Withdrawing authorization Of wakcu and officials the raoad
tesphers organization announced they oud take similar These
weret the only unions which had authorized strike
The calling off the strike unanimous organizations W. e.
president Of the Brotherhood Of Railroad
wording of the resolution adopted declared
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-28
CORPORATION TAX
MEASURE 81 LOST

" A---<iss<i ~
WASHINGTON. OF. ss.-Aa -
sasss~~fai slshs uss - eu6Ay -
thu snHfs 10 usiss ln1s ~ eax -
si>iss IN . prsst>tsa 70 eax -
unsls>srjhssrd pr~eIf> - eogUuD-
si.s<. Thrv~ >rpsr,se anpu0mDGD
prrps~'rx ~ssh tsv wesv suogo1A
ssr ui6lssus . rs3 sall
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-28
WHEAT GROWERS
BODY IS TO Be
LAUNCHED HERE
FARMERS FROM 4 STATES
ARE EXPECTED TO BE
PRESENT.


"tndouhiedly tlrre VIII he farm.
err aud oihwrs interested in the
products af the farm from all over
North Texas. the Plains and Pan.
handl~. Western New Mexico.
Southern Colarod, Southwestern
Kansas and Western Oklahoma In
Amarillo next month when the
greatest meeting ever undertaken
BY farm interests In tho entire
southwest IL held" said ID. y. Nc.
CalIb. Panhandle district supervisor
VI the Texas Farm bureau Fedora
tlon and nh cooperative commodity
marketing organizations perfected
under the supervision of the bu.
reau. Thursday.
speakers II national and interna.
tionai renown as successful leaders of
farmers cooperative marketing organ.
nations will be at the meeting 20 tell
the farmers how 10 organize 10 market
their farm products 40 as not e. cause
dumping and slumpIng. They will tell
how organizations have been success.
fully organized. some Of which are 9
generation old. and many Of which are
only a year or two old. They win prove
that the question OF financing farmers
cooperative marketing associations II
the easiest one of all 10 handle. and
that local bankers will lend money 10
such organizations quicker than they
will ined TO individual farmers. for tho
security IN better. They will enlighten
the doubling farmer on every subject
pertaining TO the selling OF crops of all
kinds. They will show him that there
IL absolutely nothing produced on the
fam that is not subject TO being
marketed by cooperative associations
always at faff -pffce Including a pro.
IN 10 the farmer.
Plans Made.
The Texas Farm Bureau Fedora.
tion has about completed arrangements
for the great farmers meeting IN ANA.
rillo az date and with speakers to bs
announced later.
Al this immense gathering Of farm
ers will be launched the Texas wheat
growers association that undoubtedly
will have from 10000 TO 10000 members
within months time. as that many
members Of the Texas Farm Bureau
Federation alone are wheat growers.
This estimate In very conservative In.
dede. as 10000 membres OF the 10000
members OF the Texas farm Bureau
Federation Joined the Texas Farm Bu.
reau Cotton Association during the
-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-28
FARMERS URGED NOT TO
INCREASE COTTON CROP

BIRMINGHAM, Ala- Oct a. By Associated Press-A resoas-
urging farmers Of the South increase the ls cotton
acreage that planted 1921 unanimously adopted tonight
by the Cotton association in annual convention here
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-28

Uncal reports that the emens executives had strsn
sess opposed adoption Of the resolution No the pan
wssA confirm ths however.
Shsspsrd president Of the Order Of Railroad Conductors
sad that the unions had decided call off the strike because o
growing public opinion that e strike wesd Be against The Labor
Beard and consequently against rail-
roada
T evident slso that The entire Wsshnstea sdmnatoa
eseed that have had little chance a gaining
oAertives," said Mr.. Sheppard
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-28

'ONwINI'ED ON PAGE two
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CONTINUED ~ rAcg TWO
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CONTINUED ON PAGE rwoS
Evening star., 1921-07-17

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Evening star., 1921-07-17
NEGRO ADMITS SLAYING
VIRGINIA POSTMASTER
Haskins Says He and Griffith Car
ried Stones Long Distance.
Pal Denies Story.

Special Dispatch to The Star
RICHMOND, Va. July 16.-Detailed
confession has been made by Raleigh
Haskins. colored. in jail In Peters,
burg. charged with the murder of
Stephen G. White. an. aged merchant
and postmaster in Dinwiddie county.
Haskins Is said to have told all the
facts Of the crime. saying he and
Judgeaz Griffith planned the affair,
bringing the stones with which the
aged man was beaten to death a long
distance to the scene of the murder.
Grifith denies the confession made
by Haskins. but says he witnessed
the murder by Haskins
The Dinwiddie county circuit court
is to hold a special term the coming
week. and will dispose Of the cases
against the men. The prisoners. in
Petersburg Jail. are heavily guarded
The people of the county are incensed
over the brutal murder.
Evening star., 1921-07-17

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Evening star., 1921-07-17
CARNIVAL Is POSTPONED.

auspices Of the St. Rose Industrial
School, California street and Phelps
place, was postponed last night be-
cause of the rain. 1t will open at S
o'clock this afternoon and continue
until a late hour. The carnival will
come to a close tonight.
Evening star., 1921-07-17
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binations ........... Vf.OV-
Double Vanity Boxes, En-
with tassel ............. wv
Moire Silk Bags,
s!:ss: 9;:s:: navy: .:'::.'''':: ::s1:: metal 6oc
Alarm Clocks,
h avily nickeled, C1 ~
accurate timekeepers y l sOS
Oil Paste Shoe Polish e.
black and tan. OC
Evening star., 1921-07-17
Clearance of
Muslin Underwear

S2BO AND sass BLOOMERS,
in crepe and batiste. White,
flesh and howered ef- 40
fects. Shirred and VOC
ruffied at knees. ......
WHITE SATEEN PETT1COATS,
made, with double panel and
h Q n Go shadow-proof. no
Straightline m odels VOC
with hemstitched hem.
3SO0~ ENVELOPE CHEMISE
AND BLOOMERS, of crepe de
chine and tub silk. Chemise
made with yokes of fine lace.
eeorgette and hemstitchfng;
ribbon straps. &0~n0
Bloomers are shir- DZ.SO
red and selS.rumed
Evening star., 1921-07-17

OF exquisite texture ca
superfine weave of organdy
from the famous Stoffel Looms
at St. Gall, Switzerland. Re
Quires no starch in launder-
ing. Green. tomato. orchid,
Pekin, brown, rose. gray, light
blue, copen, tan. hello, reseda.
white and black.
Evening star., 1921-07-17
Clearance
For Men

OTIS UNDERWEAR-White gauze shirts and
drawers: ST 90 value; perfect quality Short-seeve
shirts ankle drawers with reinforced hSc
seat. Garment OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. WV
PoROSKNIT UNION SUITS-In all sizes. 81 to
S. Plenty of extra sizes Short sleeves sleeveless
and neck style, all knee length Ecru,
strictly perfect. White, slightly i'm 81 10
Isle SOCKS-Highly mercerized quality. dyed
a deep fadeless black and clocked in black 2OC
and white ...............-..'..'..
BATHING SUITS-Men's California Style One
piece Black Jersey Bathing Suits. trimmed with
white and colors. Sizes 60 to 49, Reduced 0Q~
500 SHIRTS-Mens Fine Hand-laundered Per-
Gale Shirts with stiff cuffs. range OF &1 20
popular patterns, all in fast colors ~ ~
WORK SHIRTS-Men's Big Bill" Fine
Chambray Shirts, with collar and two 2Oc