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The Republican journal., 1921-11-03

Colonel Frank M. Hume of HouIton,
the commander of the gallant 1O3d In
fantry I'D Maine), which wrote in letters
bold full page of the history of the
World War, has been honored by the
United States government with the Dis
tinguished Service Medal and through
that bestowal the whole regiment is like
wise honored. The letter from Wash
ington tells the brief but impressive
story:
WaShinaton n q
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-01
MAIL SERVICE
OFFICER GETS
SUSPENSION
SUPERINTENDENT CHICAGO
DIVISION is RELIEVED
BY WASHINGTON


CHICAGO. May sta ". Majors,
superintendent 1 the chicago division
of the air mail srrvl,c, was suspended
an os,l,rs f,um Washington to-day FOL
lowing months Investigation hy pus
tai inspcc,ors Assistant, supcrintcn
den, W, \, M,"gc. Paul V. King and
Field Manager Paul Dumas also wcr,
relieved from duty pending further In
struction." q. \. Parker was appointed
Temporary chief I the division IN
Majors placc.
Investigation Into conditions nj
Chvck1bssrd Field followed ,hc d,a,h
II five Pilots In the Chicago division IN
the hs, few months. Charges II incifl
cheney, Negligence aud drunkenness
were msdc hy witnesses during the IN
auiry which was In charge - Charles
~ clsrshan. a puSial Inspector Al ri
thcsc charges wcN strmrly denied by
the accused officials whosc conduc, ais,
was defended hy illc,s At thu field.
The chief witness hcforc thu invcs,l
eating bard was g e, EVcrs'slc, form
or air mail pilot. WIN was discharged
frun the serVicc after he made para
chute heap from hts plane near Mime
apulls las, February EVcrsulc claimed
that this was neccsSary ,o save hts lf'
hut n was asserted ~ Officials VIII
n,sd. an Investigation thu, his lcsr
which resulted In the destruction of N
hts plane was unnecessary.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-01
AGED GERMAN DENIED
PRIVILEGE TO BECOME
CITIZEN OF AMERICA

LINCOLN. Nch.. MAY n - fiftN.eighi
YEARS ~ rrsidcncc IN America were nt
enough u Induce Oscar Eugene nciner,.
~ Emerald Nch. L. tamlhnriEc himself
with the American Language and insti'
buttons II government, ~ result
his application TOT final ,itisynship "a
pcrs Was denied "a a naturalization
hearing IN whirh American Legion
n'cmhcrS testified.
nclnctt II siNtN tive years nld 20
German birth. vsmc d. this county utiy'
cish, Ncsrs ago aud applied Tor his tlrs;
naturalization paIsrs torty one years
agu
Naturalization Examiner T"ai
sought 60 dismiss pcincrt's Application
n allcgations IT unfsmillanty with the
American hnguag. disloyanN 20 the
Government and that he Noted illcgally
at primary clcction In April iasV.
,m,risan irgion members testified
that Dcincri was header In an Al
tempt - drive American language out
at ,iefman church IN Emerald and
that he took an active Part IN prevent
ing Legion SPEAKERS frum discussing
s~.t,,anlsm IN the ehurch after tnes
had been invited by the church pas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-01

The decision granted reductions VA.
ryin. from five tu N icr cent and In
The cam ~ rcilon hbmrrs. complete.
" wllwd uu, the Increase granted That
class uf employees by the $500 00O. 900
wnge award ~ July 20. 1890. section
men who had been receiving ta.1o for
an .igh,hour day were cut Ia the sgainc
tinuic IN effect under federal control.
Tho reduction was approximately ~
per cent.
SwitchnHn aud shop crafts were xiv.
IN y per cent reduction while IN.
rain service fen wcrc gu, approximate.
" per cent, ear rcpsircrH were tut
about ten yer cent. while the d.crcss.
IL specifically applied f'T the present
My 10 the iot rtads whose caa.s have
'ccn heard by the beard. the decision
ays u later may he applied H. any
thcr rad asking a hearing In acoord
,ncc with the provision ~ tho Esch
ulnmins transportation act.
The decision IN hasssl an the present
rates VI my as established by tho $780,.
100 ooo warc award of July 20. 1890.
Common labor pay, over which the rail-
roads made their hardest fight. IL Ia hc
reduced y To- Sis cents an hour. cutting
freight truck.rs average moslthiy
Wages To- seiin and track ishnrcra I.
ss;Ji This new schedule still gives
scc,lun mcn an average daily wagc III
,sss for AN eight hour day, although
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-01
THIRD week Of
BIG NAVAL BILL
DEBATE OPENED
MANY AMENDMENTS ARE
OFFERED BY BOTH 20.
LITICAL PARTIES
u, Associated Pres

WNS'iiN"I"N' NAV sl-rhe lh'Ih
wc"N on the s"na'" d'i'e,' on ~. s''s'.
e"o""o naval Appropriation "'i' "peneh
t"'aN With the s'"un ~ s"nat"1s who
tH'c been pninin"ni ~ the dis'tn'a
mcn' and ""n"'ny o"n,r"'"rr'cs dtcr'
'ns new M"."'s'l- l"' naval hhu'u'hs
\ maj N"t" h"w"N,t, y rspc''rd ny
had,fs tun"n"w " ThulsnN'
when the senate after i,s holiday re
vss, RESUMED CONSTELLATION ~ the wv
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-01
HUMBLE WELL
IN PAY SAND,
MANY BELIEVE
RUM0R THAT WELL DRILLED
INTO OIL SAND Is SAID
TO BE CONSISTENT
TO REOPEN GULF NO. I
OUTLOOK N VERY OPTIMISTIC;
GAS COMING ~ FREELY
n REPORT.

i,umors ~. persistent concerning the
Humble well IN Carson county aud
thcrc In dcar,h al Information Ia con.
firm or NJ, NJ rcst the rumors, The
Humble people arc putting cut no In
formation concerning tho progress II
griffin. hut the fac, that the bit II
nearing the first oil sand encountered
by Gulf No. :, u indeed u has not NJ.
ready reached II. puts those Interested
IN the oil field on the anxious seat,
one rumor Tuesday was that oil had
,ctually been struck, Another WAS that
siS'inch easing had hecn set and drilling
resumed. A third report contradi ting
the second was that drilling had been
suspended In obedience Ia orders 10
cease operations when oil sand was
reached.
Reticcnce on the Part II those In pos
session of Information concerning the
Humble well naturally gives rise 10
many rpmors. but oil men familiar
with the field and its structures. know.
Ing the well must he near 1900 feet
dcep are convinced very interesting dc.
vclopments ARE due. According To most
authentic reports encouraging news is
expected TO break at the Humble wei
any day.
a construction crew arrived at Gull
No, Sunday and erection Of der
rick 10 resume drilling that well II now
IN progress. The material " on the
around, Drilling II also going on a,
whitci'arks and Ranch Creek accord
,ng 10 latest reports.
Citisens IL Higgins, l.lpscomb county
am vsxy .ops1mtstlc ever the rrospsc,s
~ oll from the well bcin. sunk near
that town by the use of straw and
clay mud. water has been shut of and
drilling resumed. Gas Is coming IN
freely aud hig gasscr or oil. or both
are confidently expected by Higgins
llcople.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-01
AIR SERVICE
BOMB EXPLODES.
KILLING many
TWO ARE DEAD AND FOUR
FATALLY INJURED AT THE
ARMY PROVING GROUNDS
INVESTIGATION BEGUN
REPORTS THAT BOMU ROLLED
REPORTS THAT BOMD ROLLED
FROM AiRrl.ANE ARD WAS
srRuCR nv RuDDER
~ Associated rrss.

~ Associated rrss.
WASHINGTON May ai.--Two men
wcrc killed aud thirteen others In
plosion uf u bmnb a, the Aberdeen. Md,
army proving grounds during prcpara'
lions for uirplanc bombing experiments.
according To- official reports telephoned
the war department tonight by Major
William A, Borden and Captain Claud
lus u, N Roberts. special investigators
sent there To ascertain the cause IL the
explosion.
The dead were I'rlyatcs Allen A.
Shcrmcr and u. u, Grlnncll. hath II
the fourteenth squadron. air service
Captain Joseph u. iliil. air service. O,
New Haven. Conn, was said 10 not M
expected To- live. lie was wounded
severely about the eyes and facc.
First Lieutenant carl q. Eliason, all
service, ~ Hs.crstown. Md. and First
Lieutenant Lewis u. Reese Quarter
masters Corps ~ Gwynn Brock. Mr.
were expected a. recover. Recsc's
thumb and fif,h finger an the right
hand had been removed. the advices
said, and |, was probable that the fourth
finger Would ALSO have Ia ~ amputated
Private Samuel weinstcck ~ the ssih
oriancc company. suffered q puncturcd
lung and was not expected a. recover
Recovery ~ prlva,cs l.. \. Hitc. y
W, Pall, NJ. d, Rheims 10 tho 18th
squadron; Charles J. O'Ncill and Nd
ward larry ~ the atth ordnance com
pany. we're rcpor,cd To I've doubtful
Robert N. Harr. u civilian employed
as prcof dircctor ut the .Ervvndn, Ina,
rrssilay iese cnc hx - : s-t~-' - z-s.
prl,atcs T. =. Maacc. i;,h ordnanc,
company; l.. J. Titlcw cf the seth and
Raymond y, I,ohlc 10 the atth ord
nance company were ev sevcrel,
wounded. and the reports said. WEIR cx
pcctcd a. recover.
None ~ the humc addresses ~ the
enlisted men was available here tonight
Neither Major Iior,lcn NOR Captain
Roberts attempted IN orai reports To
ni.ht tn fix responsibility Ter the cx'
ploSicn.
According L. other rcinsis. however
- nifty pound bomb RULED frwn an air
plane aud was struck hy the rudier as
the plane swung aroand, causing the
explosion.
The 1brad.
Private Allen ". sherman. 18th alt
squadron, ~. Ilsxciton. IA.
Private Elmer ". Grinncil. 18th sir
squadron. IA. He'll. Md
Robert NJ. Herr. civilian cmpioyc.
Corporal Raymond \ .. Rohic. atth
ordinance company, -, baltimore.
Private lee y lite. it,h air squad
ron. IN, Mar,inSbur.. Yves, Va.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-01
RAILROAD OWNERS
WANT LARGER CUT
SAYS OFFICIALS
PRESIDENT BYRAM SAYS RE.
DuCTIoN NOT SUFFICIENT
TO MEET THE DEMAND

W
CHiCAto' May si,-ita''way cSccu'
ives tontgh, cslMcsscd disappointment
~ whut h"y rrmeu we mnueuuste
WAGES dc'ronMs hnh"un''d w the 'nit'
al States railr"h amor "osn'
n. N. Jewell. president of The railroad
department At the American Federation
of Labor. refused Ia comment hut dc.
clarcd TINT the decision would he taken
up nj n nc.ting M the executive cum.
mit,-c, probably In chicaso. within the
next few days.
.rb, r,,lu,ilon in wsrcs er,n,..l IL
mai. IN my or,nlon. suftic,en, To nice,
IN, ,,n,nn,,s ,f IN, situation" s.,iJ A.
l.. Ryram. president uf the Chicago.
Milwaukee 4 ~. l'aul Nailrad. THE
railroads IN gg'd faith asked Tor and cx.
rcc''d that tue '"n"f ""'d w"u'd make
Sm'h"n q, Wages cp"i's'cni =" the
advance wh',h " granted on july ~,
iss"' ,ha' au,ahvo rro'co 70 run !"
'he "'c I" an""s, sN""'"'"o"o se"
WYNN Tue '""""'"S WIZ n"""nns
h"'ma' ""s'h'sS' "N''"s'" '"""' = wv
CENT
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-01
NATIONAL COMMANDER
or AMERICAN LEGION
AIDS FRENCH LIBRARY

NEW YORK. MAY al. Moved nv the
rppcsl w fvnrh ~-huol teacher fos
aid la rvhulliin. the s,hwa library
Nh,ch wss DESTROYED nv the German
invaders D. ". ,,slhalth. H.. National
Commander at thu Alnsfisan Legion
las scnt contribution at $40 a. tho
ofiic. II hilbert ~. rsndall, i.c.lon
National Treasurer. whrh viii he sent
with contributions 1T other Legion mem.
hers Ia Frame.
ls.furr he war Tho seaod children
~ uaulchn ,ar Chant tNurh France
spent many instructive hours among
N, few. hat we'll chosen hooks u the
s,h~a library Nile a Meurin. the
t.srh,t. wruto to Mr Galbsailh. Then
,an. thu German invasion. Tho enemy
used thu srlrol hou~r for hillcts aud
rmo,cd al bat llilcrn precious vol
mncS
''o rrhuild this literary" Mile, Meur.
IN wrote. u applied tn our city govern,
men, hat the nanicipsii'y " pom.
Th.re ate M funds HIT. Where ,an We
i.nd from Soc 4. .Sus fnancs h. buy
NV boa,s fct our library"
IN a letter To- the trvnch girl Mr..
Gslhraith ssid. 4 sln',e,y hoI- that
Il Wsy h. ,sssihlr hf us sn lc ~ sun.
help n rebuilding the little country
s,h,-l Ia ,uur lovely to~n. I'rhsps
sou viii h,sr morc "a this later Zoe
have iurn,d thu nlsttcr over Ia ou.
Il oar r,--i fricn,l~ IN the American
Legion WIN viii So what best may be
dune"
uah.r isgi.n mem,'ers are expected
h. as~i~, In rvsi'alns the lihsary 10 the
f,,nrh shlldrn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-01
SETTLEMENT OF
MARINE STRIKE
PREDICTED SOON
n, As..-,s,,drrss

W. Nsasgta'fd ff'ss
WASHINGTON. MAY ~ Demand IT
the marine engineers for clause In
The proposed agreement With thv ship
png h,ard pru,idlnE for Reinstatement
~ tac n,,n who left then ships during
tho marinr wBgr controversy prevented
o settlement 1T the shipping strike -
day SECRETARY Davis announced after
a s,res uf conferences With hath par
ties later be- visited the White House
hut me- statement was madr concerning
his dis With thr president
Tho sucrcian vii confer with tho
engineers nEain Tomorrow. Il vas an
nauuc,,i. bot touight De- sse he felt
that be- had exhausted every m,ans
Il s,ttling ~, disi,uie and unl.ss the
prrsn, tentative rErcon,on, was sign.
~ be- would dcVolc mo- more tim, to
the msit,r
Uud,r the terms 81 o., agr,.inent
aiucadN approved ty ihe chairman of
,h, shirlang hulgd and sad o., ishnr
btartmrut eifirials o. have hfen raiifi.
~ in rrieundum sun ias hy Inion
dtivlals ths matter rf urinstst-meni
was 10 hc icft o. an understandings
that each vas, would d. sst,hd "in fair
ness a. an parties cnucrncd.
Sscre,arN DAVIS ,onfursd With i'"th
the engine, - ara shinping hari uifi'
ciuls and siso ksl,t IN 'losr toii,h hy
Telephone with the American Ship
uancrs A--oiati'n. VIM were In $50
sion Ia New Nurk he later announced
that IN. ASSOCIATION would H. in 49,
sion again Tomorrow and that ther, Mas
yet chsnee IL their agrceing Ia tbs
,sc,,,<sd terms. In such event. he add
ed. the sxreem.n, would. In hls crln
ION. Yet N signcd BY al Isrlifs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-01
PHOTO ENGRAVERs
N NEW YORK CITY
G00UT ON STRIKE
SEVENTEEN NEWSPAPERS
IN GOTHAM AFFECTED
By WAlk0UT
~ Associated I'r.s.,

W Ne-"EtstsH fftt-
NEW NOI,k. May ALA strike ~
rho,o cngm,crs employed IN the sew
cnt.cn newspaper plants of New York
city aud all commercial printing cstsb
llshmcnts maxim. photographs Tor
newspapers was ordered hate to-day by
Photographers Union Number one. 70
fcctiyc tomorrow mornins. ThiS action
was taken when an ul,imsium demand
,nr immcdiatc signature ol u cn,rac,
With u fla, Wage Increase II y weekly
was refused by III. publishers The
,acs-ni agreement wallis for a minimum
wage ~ sss fog ~ hour w.ck Tor day
w~k and SEQ Ter nish, No,k Employcs
q commercial plants rccclvcd s. hess
pet week
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-01
BRIBERY CHARGES
IN CHESTER TRIAL
SAYS TESTIMONIES
WITNESS CLAIMS CHESTER
HE WAS WITH HIM UNTIL
MIDNIGHT or SHOOTING
uy Associated Press,

"
KANSAS CITY MAY si'-Ics'in'ony
'hat ne had received "'tc's w hnanom'
ASSISTANCE fr"m persons Interested w
me mosccu''on W o~n~, 'ncs'e'
rhargcd WITH the mu'der ." MISS r'or'
ence tar'"n' 'oca' soc~'y sir'. ne
would swear that 'hes'er tfed uhc
mta' shot Was given al Shes'ers um'
here "daS ny fr~ N"oers a'so
cns'sv" Wv" ""'"'' :" ''''N"'''
Wv" Wv "''"s'
t"hcss tuf'hcr 'cs'.''u 'hst u. was
Win 'hos'e' "m,' miuhkn, S'"sf .
w, nxht 'he' MIS- iNt,'n was sno. 70
acs'h ny Snrn"se" n'snwsy,"an WINE
ruling ON country """ WIN ss""aru
winter her '"ncc' anu mar inc '"o
's~n spent Tue e'cn'ns r"ins IN .
mote" car n""n "wn' the o"c w o"'
'@''"h h,n"s, "r'"'ns 10 cN"ehcs
pfcS'h''u ny 'hc so"'c' was s"""' i'''
- M
Continuing his story. Roberts said
he aud Chester On the advice ~ priv
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-01
EIGHTEEN PERCENT CUT
ON ALL RAILWAY LABOR

CHICAGO May 81 by the Associated Prcss)Fou hundred
million dollars year will be slashed from the nations railway b
when order be handed down BY the United States
labor board takes full effect The decrease effective July
M nes Granting the petitions Of the companies the board will
direct average Of twelve which eventually win ap
all railroad employees Of the country Members Of 81 unons
affected immediately
The range from five thirteen hour from
5000 month for apprentice boys $s2 for the better paid
skilled labor figuring eght.hour day basis.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-01

Ia, IA .ll.,,.l ,o han. .aisrl.v,i n
-,
N"'' Wv" ''"'""'s wv" '''"'''s
hrNd' acc"rdsns To witnesses. walker
after the urst shot. II said To- have
started fcr the ranch housc. turned and
resumed the tight
Pour shots wctc nrcd. Then. &C.
cor,iins t. HARDING. h. permitted Wal.
scr H. ~, rlos. 10 him With his ~.
Vc,vcr sripred In hoth hands he fired
shd into Walkers fscc. Walker
zen ana died almost Instantly.
four shots tuok ,ffet In Walkers
so,y. although five shots ar said Ia
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-01

TctsSA. Okla. May si,-onc negro
was Instantly killed aud two whites aud
three negroes wounded nj what seemed
the beginning II ncc conflict here
tonight. when n Score az moro white
persons. armed. FLASHED with about soc
armed ncgrocS who gathered In the vi.
had been arrested for alleged attack on
q white slrl.
shattered firing was continued after
n o'clock at which time tho body of the
dead negro still lay In the street.
shortly hforc midnight tonight, n
crowd % white men, estimated at from
see to loco were marching through the
business section here, some ~ the men
stating they were ON their way To the
ncgro district. The first company of
national suar,lsmcn On the strcct worc
checrrd with loud cheers from crowds
along the sidewalks.
Tho guardsmcn were In motor trucks,
aud headed FOR the court house.
The firs, known firln. came shortly
after dark when negro was stopped
by an officer and his gun taken away
Tie attempted To- resist. according to the
n,s, M. h..,y ms n,rL,., r,n ,hs
s,rc.,, ami ,.ls, ,o malice n,,.l.n.r,.,s
wh,,h A. hr,nr usci M, a ,cmnmary
m.r,uc'
-,.. a., .,, ~ - I'M, A..
s.,s,, ~" 49, ,s s 80. an.
rusrJs,n,n arrived. The second was
Killed, according tn pc,,ec, when ,ar,y
of whites passing In a motor car. mis-.
,vsk him Cor negro and shu, him
Tie died almcs, Instantly.
A eau IA. I,vc,n.s J. n. A. Robert
..n MA. nm, An a,nu, n o'r,,ck and no,
\ half hour htcr. Admtant General
1ArycO k0-3suVe<u WiticnAr -wrlsrS
trvcps nj MusAoecc. Nkl,homa City
and wassunrs, Oklahoma. held In rcadl
ncss. and hal ordered thrrc Tulsa units
vMto the streets. This mcrning the unit'
wrlc fmmcl In ctsclc alou, the main
business sStlon and refused IT, allow
anyvnc through the lines,
rtLsA. okla, June i-Two whit,
..rs,ns aud one ncxru arv known Ia IL
S,,.a and srres injured, some seriously,
a. . r,,sult az race riotlns which hruks
mn, las, night about 10 ocl~rk. While
b.,,,,f M The thrre national guard units
c.lIrx, out nj the order Of the adjutan,
v.n,.,., ,h.. IN. rltuatlcn WINS fairly un
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-01
LOCAL CATTLEMAN HELD FOR
ALLEGED MURDER OF EMPLOYE

Ncnr, q. Harding wac hcld under -
sea hands toe the sllcgs-l murder Mon
asv 10 David 4. Walker an cmploye
on his ranch thrcc mll-s north u WI
.'ss,l,, ss the result of q rrcliminary
tearing hcli Tue~lsy bv an Oldham
~.s~sv mstisv u IA. pssec at Gsisss
unacssakinr rsrlrs herc.
Tue Verdict M the cVrncr's Jury
vhl,h Investigated thu rSse at Hard
mxs rsnsh Monday afcrn~m Was tina,
WaNsr mc, his seath frsm ranshct
~eaMls fswa a sun IN the hsnd ~
llsrlhg.
vb. Ns,llns. wife :. the ranch own.
IN and Mr-. Walker. wtfc IL the tragedy
within wvsc the eah witnesses to the
affair
,-rhc fatal sicctinx h said t. have
resulted fsom q husirc~s misandcrs,snd'
lng lstwc,n the twc mcn, Acc~dsns
"a ~stne><es In the case and the Hard
er'. atswne,r Walker eft hsr'ins's
vapch without giving no,lse ~ his In
s~nssun, having his wltr IN the rlsce'
Spav~lSnu n said Ia ha,c t,ld Mrs. wal
rsr shas she mssh, rmsin until June
4. when = man wcuh nc put IN charxe
Il The I>ac~.
Narssrs aud bis ~tfe wvn, :" the
ranch Monday. not knv~inr that Wal
ksr had tvtutnc1. usr'sins aud Wal
Ter NE, and are rasd sa hs,e ssrc'l
ia, Walksr hsd right D. w,nrn tct
his family.
walk.t then wens IL ws'd'ssa" ana
A IL cssnas<l. that ~hlle h" wss rne'
Harding tcpk > vvvclsef tfom h's sssp
sra ras n N ~ p&SAst.
l'rsn wsAsf's rvsasn the 'so men
m, "A n nnse salkcd over es-.ns.s
rssssss ~ > - nlns'vr ~ssn "~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-01

considerable Testimony offered 10y tho
roads. particularly w the South. showed
common labor wages as low as $3.50
Tor n ten hour day
shop crafts employees and train and
engine service men except those m pas.
scpscr service are reduced cents an
hour. Construction nm and sectios0
furcmcn ARE reduced 10 cents an, hour.
,,i,'lns their average monthly pay froln
tiiG IL siii.
Passenger and freight cnglnrcss who
were rlvcn increases IT tcn 10 ~ rents
an hour hy tho 1890 award. are TO bc
cut ak cents aud eight cents an hour.
respectively. Passenger and freight
conductors. who received increases AZ
isnc AMI isc IN 1890, are cut 7A aud
\ cents respectively by tho new rchcd.
ulc.
T,ain diaia,chcrs aud yar,ln,astcrs
whose munthly sarniuss q, pscscnt
average sseo tc<s7o arr cot cents an
hour. tsl
The smallss, reduction wa. apply Ia
"fiico boys aud o,h,s cmploys< under
IN years ~ sre who viii u~clvc five
rents an hour less af,cr. July 4.
Cnc ~ the significant r~djurtucnts
IN The dcririon II tho reclarslt lcation u
clerks whereby entering clerks. usual.
~ young men aud women II II n %
years ~ age. will receive n monthly
CONTINUED ON rA0H TWO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-01
IN START Ci.kANIr PROGRAM
Mp;

GALVESTON. May al Ares>lns
that 'huse' Eamss II chas~ ~ t,ol
vcstua Island " sstnctinx ganslslrss
trvn al over Texas. Mayor Charles
\. keenan,. recently eks.tcd by city
administration forrcs Today .nnounced
crusade against EsmhllnE and vlr>
conditions. The mayor pld tnoe ~
,lcsn ~ program wosld afart NH =
REORGANIZATION Il the pCltce trpae('
mgnt. ...-..z =. -.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-01

NATIONAL GUARDS USED
IN TULSA RACE RIOTS

OKLAHOMA by Associated Prss)-Three units Of Oklahoma
Naens Guards called BY Adutant General Charles
Barrett late tonight assist police officers Of Tulsa handing the
situation arising Of srmsd conflict between whites and negroes
which believed have been from the arrest Of charged
with On attack On white Governor B. A. Robertson
sad eaght that following call from the Tusa chief Of police he
had given Adsnt General Barrett full authority proceed his
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-01

MuSkOGEE. Okla. May si,-police
this morning were guarding all reads
loadin. from MuskoTcc, Ia prevent the
leaving of armed negroes Tor Tulsa,
after having hrcn warned tina, y move
ncnt had bccn started here among the
negroes To Join forces with the rioters
al Tulsa.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-01
RAILROAD MEN
ARE lAYED OFF IN
GALVESTON SHOP
ANNOUNCEMENT THAT SEW.
8RAL OTHER SHOPS 70
BE CUT SOON

GALVESTON. MAY si,--t'pwarls q.
100 cmnlos~s In the ciehnrnc shops -
the Gulf. Colorado and Santa " Rail.
road arr ~ he laid Oft SATURDAY. June
4 y. q rc,tihonr. Vice rrc-i,l.n, and
seaessi manager u the rad announced
hcr today. AIR. tett.bone said that
corrrrcnding rcducticas would he
made ~ Topeka, Ahuauefqu.. san
Dcrua1ine and lstchmcud,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-01

SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
REDUCES fREBHT
RATES FROM COAST
REDUCTIONS RANGE FROM
Is PER CENT 70 ~
PER CENT

w Ate"ctHtsd Ffs>s.
SAN fRANt'iS,u May si.--rhs
southern rarifi- inilroad. Company
has dccisird 10 rc,lucc fright rates on
r,ce. barley. canned gvcd dried FRUITS,
dried beans and dried ,sas frcm Cali
iornia points 10 Galveston and New
ORLEANS for export To Europe. u Was
announced to-day by the company. The
reductions range fssn Is per cent an
ricc To ~ Icr cen, on dried fruits.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-01

,crlous.faccd men. both white and black
most OF thom armed.