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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-01

Answer to riddle No. lit would
take 95, for the saying is that "a
miss is as good as a mile"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-21
SODiyM FLU0RID EFFICIENT
Recently Discovered lnsecticide foe
Fowls is Cheaply and Quickly
Applied.

Grvparci by the United States Depart
ment OF Agriculture)
Nothing has given so much satis-
faction in getting rid Of chicken lice az
sodium tluorid, used by poultry spe-
CiuliSts in the United States Depart
lDent Of Agriculture. II kills adults
and young lice. including the young
which emerge from eggs present at the
time Of treatment.
Sodium tiusrid IL be obtained in
two forms known as commercial, and
as chemically pure. Both Of these
are in the dry state, the first being a
dry powder and the second In small
crystals, somewhat lumpy. While the
chemically pure material is effective,
1t Is not so easily applied by the dust
ing method ns the more finely pow
dered commercial form, and further
more, it costs more. The commercial
grade should contain 80 to 9S per cent
sodium luorid.
This material is the sodium salt Or
he chemical element known as tluOrin,
and hence is a compound very similar
~ ordinary table salt. which is known
chemically as sodium Chord. In ask,
ing for sodium hu"rid, therefore. 1t is
important that the name, "nuOrid,' be
carefully stated TO the druggist.
If the proper methods are followed
rrmarkahir control is obtained. one
thorough application of sodium iluorid
la All fowls will destroy completely
all the lice present. II is essential,
however, To see that treatment IL
thorough, and that every fowl is treat
I'D. II may hr applied in two forms
as 1t dry dust and as Il dip. In the
lust form The action Of sodium llu0rid
is comparatively slow hence, If exam
med the next day after treating or
even two or three days later, Il few
lice may he found, but the material
persists, and after four or five days all
lice disappear. 1t kills, too, all lice
emerging from eggs IN the feathers.
For hest results small amounts Of the
material should hp placed OF different
parts Of the infested fowls,
Specialists nave found what they
call the pinch method 10 be entirely
"fIcrti," against lice. and to have the
advantage of economy of time aud ma
Jrrial. The matcrinl Is placed in AN
open vessel un n tnhle, the fowl is
held by the wings or legs in Il hand,
while with the other hand "a small
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-21
StDlp c.

W.,A.,,uos aorb,tno++,r. ,,o4,
-, ,u~,r h,6,, r,;r n~,,,o,n G,o,,,,o,,
10 flciBig I'M 5cloc orbcitcn icDclt
olS mie III Der ber9ol9c1tcn @od)c.
Nac marcn nit bcm @et5cni0cn be.
ido1tigt mo miro in oleier ISOLDE
NoS Socn beenoct lOcrOc1,.
on,n,h m,m,,fr,h4 ,,,> 0,,4+i,,
non Nl0lt>to, Mo-. Die bier etlld)c
%Hod)c'l p0 lQrel' Sd)in'C3'r)oplh
%oIil@ Y. &Ild, nm NoiIllllE 5u @c
lItdl lO0rFr lln0 olclc Mod)e mle0Cr
III lQr NcIIlt 0FrcI'l
Noitor ol,n,,,aa hcird,+e niai, 9&o.
~e dc Nnltorol GQHfyrclj III Mtr
'''ollll.
Nrr on,,,n, Nronn, r,r y;rf
mooN NJ, h,5,,ht hi,r i6ro Glt,r,
%>'i, Nrollihl II. Ilijo Nu!!'IItt.
2,rr mroi,;tont ~ oo,,;s r~cii-o,,
nm 80 -, >;e,cr Girls 1;,h,, O.,
,a,,l N~Ir,,,+i,c rn4,o,o,,,r 1L,,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-21

miiOct, oOcr ullBcr gltCnl brin9t, bore
man ioiort an. Inter telneH I'M
ItGn0cn ucrid)llldr mon 0cn Mus
mltri 0cun buOltrd fam man bic
GingcmciOe infi5icrCn unO iid) cine
6ciinmQ3loic uuO idrCdlidlc Torn1
bicicr &runfbcit 5l5icbcn.
@rm man Dcibrr lit, oocr on rnt
5iinoctcm Sails lcioct, iprcde man 10
mCni0 mic mGGlidl. Wtun bari nid)t
rol,0cn mo ulld) nid)r QtItnttcn Dob
icnlon6 III Gem 3mmnCr rnlldlt.
&altd)i0c url0 ltnllbigc Crtc iinb SIT
Dcrnlci0cn. @cnn nlnl 10 llbt, fam
nloll mic picIc onocrc turiCrt mcrOcn.
Is lit fem @rltnO porhnn0tu 5t 9l0ll,
ben 0Q6 mon nidlt mlrOtr 0CllulN
miro. Nu0rricit5 bilOe mont lid 1c.
sod nidt elm, 0ob mon Nclllno ut,
neil Oic mciitcu Nn5cidcn Der
idNurmOcn iin0. Die Mront0rit iii
nod INNER Dorban0Cn mo lit nod
lou0c tGtio. nud)ocm sic Nn5CjHcn
nift mcIr SIT bCmcrtcN iino. Sic
miro 3llriidfcbrcr, mClnl man nldt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-21
Stunp Sill.

Geo. 9SoI6 crIitt nclllid, cincn
Sdlo9onfoa lno IicQt 3. 3. in Tdluer
froutcm 3uitonOc 0arnieber.
Scnrn Gbcr0 uno Gumilic, bon
Ban. porcn Icttcn Sonnto0 bier ouf
@citd) bel Scrrn Gbcrg'S SHUTTER.
e. g. &oritcot, @ci6Git8rciicnncr
mar lcttcn 0onnerstoq bier ouf We.
1ltd) bel icincn GItcrn.
80. Nids bcrioratc ms lcbtc $50.
die nit trident 6lriid,.
Nrou &. W. McGllrOp unb ibrc
Wlrttcr Srou Ncnrp Stcincr tolncn
9onnerstng bon OpcnSoiac
bier Ourd ollf Ncm @cgc nod) Sem
Snben.
Simon Men1onn, wcI6cr mcbrcre
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-21
&s. man iibcr bic SdnuinSindt
miiiCn mri.


SSSl'l "'o'l eS nW Ill0t lelltcn
to''f'' III e"' SoFolorll'Sl ooer EN-
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QaH'e l''terlIeDH''ll l''l'B' oer5o1e
III "lo)'. US am us " >Sopre
0al|ern, DIS man loleoer Der9cltClIf
NJ aocr I''o''o)''o' lul'l' olC NFo1ll'
9eH III li't6Cret 5'h o~l'0eNoI1ell
poer 8TNelIt lorrorh, Ntoll PIor0tc,
ooB llW Ole @cllllil9 n'0)t me pel
ShiI9cIIe''l6lIl'o(ll0' |'o'crll ltllo an
oerel o~ll'fE1cllocll @ro'ltpIltcn ooIl
3'eQt' on mon 'loU Der @ltDHrtltIo)e
elnPn MlldfHll erlclocf mo 81 JcoEr
GET lDlrocr tral1t incrofN fam.
&i&lG)lpHlfllllNcIL l~tHberoroclt, llllNc-
lll'!0c Srocn@OcrNnItlIl)'r, ST. pFIllN
NoDrln0, oocr Ne>plNlc &r%ont1clten,
ID'r otc Grippe lt1n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tonncn dc &che19trnTtc lt%bcrn1oGlN
ocrringcrn unO Ser &ronfhcit cincn
naicn Nn8rltr@plutt biHtcn, Yrs.
bolb D0ngt 0a& @%cimoicin Oooon al,
ooB mon ltcts %oriidt noo acimOcr
WeuIhcnpcritun6 m0Itcn l1bt. Non
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-21
SnrprIic ENrm.
tCulQcl0uNt.)

Cine 0roBc llcberroidnmQ lullrOe
&crru Noitor @crtel ton Ocr 81.
Goltj@ mGucin0c bel @on am 9lbcnO
Nco -, 5. NJ. SIT Gril. Seine Qaltc
hattcn n0mIid oraQcimOcn 0ob Ct
emit an 0icicm Gotlm iein critics Gr
id)cinCn OILS UrNcnpjIQcr in Nitirr
Mclt 9cmOdlt bate ulO sum- NuNcn.
fen oor0n molltcn tic Oicicn 2(bcn0
9cnlclnlom icicru. Giuc An5abI
iltn0cr SCltc Don icincr Mcr0c. DON
&lr0cn0bm0 mo @cianQUcrcin ncbit
ihrcn Gltcrn hottcn lid, n~crobrrOet
mn I l(br an rincm Qcpiiicn Srt
III elmer nnAcmciicncn Gntfcrm1nQ
bon Der Stride jll t~rcffcn. Sbr Dor.
trCtlIldtr &citcr mn Grgoniiutor.
@crr 6r. 8uidm1unu bate ullcS outs
@cltc 0C0rOnct. Gr un0 MCrr Geo
Stocmcr hottcn % oI,d, IN c;nr1rih.
fem ocnlr+ hor ser Ncrr WoItnr ms
Icinc @ottin 6rnicIbcu NodrulittoQ
unh Mermorm ormuE+ hottrn nnr
mn SEER >tormcr milf ih,rn cr,t vt.
mos nod, 7.3O 1lbr ,rriif fon, Sir.
oob SEN Yrutcr 2rit rnN O}rIrocu.
hrit uorncr jhrr Nora ,,N o,,d, lid
irlbit ctmoS Il, nerberocr mos nrn,
nrh ricl mrhi;ih 81 If Noh n;d,t
non3 Iridt mor inhcn, Ser 0n,+o;
nirlr noron ,nA ,rhru Nrr mon>
rndb rrd,+ hcu 1d,icn
Wci ihrrr 9lnf,rni+ nor ibrrm .e,nu
~ trot Ser W?Iorodnr nI3hIih M;
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mi rim ih3nca oirn Noh Ncn,irI
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-21

Ir. nltf Dem Tordl o0Cr oli Ocnl Sol.
NECm Dies niGlt m0glid lit, GffnC
man i'm 3inuncr ollc TCnitcr mcit
mo mifIc ii6 bel toItcm SCttcr
morut Gin. Mnn boltc 0cn MGrpcr
rein, inOem Wor, lnclm nid)t t0glid),
10 Ood) mcni0itcn5 cinulol m6hCntlid)
Gin Noo uilmlt. [Sm Mintcr tro0r
lciMtc, obcr Qcnil9cn0 mnrnIc @lci'
Dung. Nou podC iid nift 10 Elm,
Nnb man idDmiBt o0cr nlj0c miro,
mo midlc nid)t Den sails in mormc
Sbnmla, aud, bc0cttc man bic &rlrit
niht nit 0rllItpGrmcrn.
M}on ihc1crc Die @oNmlng 10 rein
mic ut0Qlid nit Seize. Moiicr unO
8ilrItc mo laiie oIlc 6cnIter, So0cll
unN &orbGn0c ncit often, Oon1it Die
2uit unO Come ircicn 3lltritt ia.
ben. Is lit piel beiier, 0oB bic Son'
nc sic Gcppid)c mn 9ilOcr blct6t,
ais ooB man oicic @eqenltGn0c
i6iitt, unO lid iclbit t0tCt. 4Ile Sen
tier fonncn I'M SonullCr lpiC old) I'M
@intcr meit often itcbcn, ~UOrouS9e-
lett, Nob nan gut cin9chitllt ut. Gtc
Eoge%luft 1T ebcnIc gut unO nntpcn.
Dig mic sic 9to6tllft, 6al5 man
on friibcr &llft nid)t %9ClpGbnt iii,
Qcp0buc man lid noN mo nod "a.
ran, in0cul nlnt jcNe Nntbt sic Sen
tier ci1 meniG ulcOr 0fInct, bis lie
melt ofiyl itcNcIL ltn0 5lUnr 10, 0uli
liz holt non nbCl llnO uulb bon ultC,l
ofirn Iiu0. @rm chen m6Nlid. Der
idofic man iidl cjncn bcQucncu 2cNn.
iciicl nit ciucm flodcn Nijdcu lnO 10
cinQGridtct, 0nB man Ole 6iiGc DOM
No0Cn uoltW fam, lnlN prrbrinQC
Den 0olr,Cn GAG in Trcicn, olt@Nc.
nDunlen prnn IS rcguCt. g&cnn man
inn Simmer uuItutt nlrI 0crt Hprdl
id)Iniru mtb, holtc mon ollc TC1itcr
melt gc6iinCt, bcllilbc obCr piclc lcid
tc Nctt0cten ltnO ltcIlc OoS @Ctt Crt.
lucncr III ser 9tGhc zines Scnltcr@
p0cr Qcbrolttbc Elm Tcnitcr5clt. Wtnn
flci0c r1O c1tflciNc iif III cincm
lunrlnrn 3inmlcr.
3ltcrit OcrulCi0C mon ic0c 9lnitrcl,
nultQ, NrNn infolQc non iibcrnnltrcn'
QltnQ Iino mCit mcbr Shpin6Iii6ti0c
~0cItorbrn ais Ourdl SIT nicl Hltbc,
Grit lpClul man hCmcrtt, bob ntnll
nid)t mcbr Ticbtr iibcr 99.5 @rob
unh an Wrmidt 5lrnimnt. fam man
iid) @~cmcQlnQ reridoficrr. Sohomr
bcucoc ulolt lid, ME lGn9er ais . bis
Minutcn tGglih un6 DcrlGn8crc
sic @cpcglrnG icOcn Sag nm cine
oocr 5lpci Minl,tcn. @cnn Ii6 OuS
| 6icbcr lnicocr ciniteacn iolltc. oScr
! mcnn Die @crpc0lrnQ sen &ronfcn err
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-21

thumb ana fingers among the feathers
as the material is released. II Is adj
visabIe when busting to hold the
chickens over 81 large shallow pan, as
In this way the amOunt of material
ordinarily lost is recovered.
The material may he applied with
n shaker, hut This method has disad-
vantagpS when compared with tho
pinch method. The material is shaken
into the feathers with one hand while
the %frGihrrS are opened with the
other. A second person is needed to
hold and turn the fowl. In this
used may be reduced by adding some
finely powdered material Such as road
dust or flour. Fowls should be turned
into the open as fast as busted TO
prevent possible injury from breath.
ing the dust. For young chickens,
Young turkeys. and indeed al newly
Matched fowls the busting method Is
recommended rather than dipping.
This applies also to sick fowls.
The common objections 10 dipping
poultry TO rid them of lice have been
overcome by the specialists by using
the sodium huorid solution. In gen.
eral the dipping method is applied to
the South ard to summer treatments
In the North. A rather warm. sunny
day Is preferred so fowls viii dry
quickly. Windy weather should ha
avoided.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-21
Vfcner.

8om Nuicr1cnboic. Vfcper,
m,udcn Gil nid)t Gin 10 ncr5lpcifcitcs
@ciid,t mic cin Stottcrcr, Der Die
@rrononlcn Gitoltcpctl uno &opo'
cotcpctl seminal bintcrcinunbcr ia.
gen foil
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-21
Berger.

com. $mo0iiclO mo Satin. bon
FucbJo Golo.. bafnnocu iih lctte
&'dlc Djey oui @tirrd >,j @,gumtca.
Gi,iolben mdrcu N~Dr~iruQul Ser
o'rbcrrcnocU NohilutD }uclalg uculjh
tllW 4robcu Ehcil non Nucblo ser,
it0rtc.
@}>1rcrc mlcrrr &upohncr mntcl
Icttcn SonntoG III @crmom I'M Dem
@r0r0bniB 0ca iiulQcn @~ric0auctcru
men Tcroinouo Shlcnorr bci5luob
l1clt. N2rNinonO. Scr elmer ser pppll
Ior'tcl iur0cn Nultc non N%crhlnun
mar, crlitt 0Cn Mcl0cntoN AM Dem
StIodtirl0c in Srontrcit.
:, :. Stot mo 6oniljc luarcn
an SomltnA bcildl9ipciic in Ncu
@uUcn.
NooI1ln8 X Martin mo &. e.
9iotbcrt crbicItcu lcBtt MoNc cinc
GorIoorunG NcpIcI, mcld)e 0iriclbcl
5l S2.'o pm |ll'bfl boiN ncrtollft
Po'''l.
\onr oird,,fcr ma ,o,,, Sh,,,,
'IErN lIottetcll oll Solu,to0 %trlpollo
lElI III Nrlrorll@tQol clllcll Nellldl nb.
Ina 2iiicrnCoH unirrrr 5hurm
''0f tr0lHIt riil2Il ll'IitIl Ndrhcn0ll
''rldD, otIl }r)tGl )tlt II 5ohrcll,
N,on orrb,;tcr ,irN ;crt >,r,n
>tap,hl,, o,,5 Sic N,rn,,rr ,mn
M,r,,r R,,h y, ,obrr, ,r;5hn,
NINt NorNl NM "Ir0CT Nlclt
Nooo Don |crNrr pl" llod) @o%co.
moe Gollll10 mar lehr OCrIdNlnllt1t
,i, >,;,n, ,an,.4 uan> 80,
,,,n, >;o w,,> n,, m,s.m,.>, r,,,,
IN nod Scr @rct5c pon GronfIilr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-21

Ter rodIildtiQc ShiiIcr. Va
ter; Sam, al,rt, bait on ocnn idor
ole ocinc g(uiQobcn GCmodt
Murt, 80, mr. in Scr @co8roph1I
nod niAt.
&otcr: g(bcr ruurlul1 ocrn nldlt?
Gurt: @ir bubcn Spolticn nttt
1nN olrf Sporien bin ih boic.
@otcr: 60? @cSbolb ocnn?
0urt. NllL mcrm Spnnicn MIDI
mare. 10 gQbc c8 oOd olId fcinC Npo
niidlcn Rohrit0tc!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-21
:. s.. 6alenrittcr
Ncrmnnu, WU.
Suwclier nno @ptcmetrta

Nl,gcn frci mtcriutt unO @riIIcr
oocr NlrgcnaI6icr oflrrot olr6cpobt.
80 Sabre nltf oen'cIbcn @Ilotc an
ser TrontItrGbt. McrmouM. BIO.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-02
FRENCH TROOPS MAY BE- ORDERED into GERMANY
MARCHING ORDERS WILL Be GIVEN
TODAY If GERMANY SHOULD FAIL
TO make GOOD HER OBLIGATIONS
by THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

PARS. March Everything is IN readiness along that part OF
the Rhine held by the French for jump forward few hours
notice should occasion arise the Associated Press in formed in
official circles tonight Plans have been going several days in
anticipation Of any action which might make forward
necessary and in words Of high official of the office Marshal
Foch has but to say the word"
The German counerpoposals created nothing short OF
men in French official diplomatic and parliamentary circles
Information regarding the preparation submitted by DR. Smons
the German foreign minister received in Paris the effect
that the proposals reasonable and might form the basis
Of discussion The Of opinion tonight however that
discussion possible
French officials however cannot hide the feeling OF satisfaction
that the German attitude should show that the French viewpoint
has been from the first that Germany unwilling
face the responsibility and also prove Great Britain and the
Of the allied and neutral world that Germany will understand
nothing by application of force and that useless deal with
Germany in spirit Of justice and fairness"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-02
ATTORNEY GENERAL SAYS JUDGE
HAS NOT VIOLATED LAW
IN ANY WAY
By Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. March i.--Dcmand
for thorough investigation by tho
next congress for Impeachment charges
against Federal Judge X. NJ. Landis
was made today by five members ~
the house Judiciary committee who had
been directed by the full committee 10
submit a preliminary report for imme.
diate consideration.
Within two hours after II had been
assigned the task. the subcommittee
~ five. three republicans and two
democrats. and all lawyers. drafted n
brief report recommending that charges
by Representative wclty. democrat.
Ohio. he taken up by the Judiciary
committee early IN the special session.
Although the subcommittee members
declined Ia indicate the nature of the
report. Il In known to bc outspoken In
opposition ca action ~ Judge lands In
accepting a salary Of si2. 800 year
from organized baseball to act as
supreme abitcr while serving on the
bench.
Informal discussion indicated II
would he impossible for the full com.
mlttcc 70 dispose ~ the welty charges
before Friday noon. the hour ~ I'D
Journmcnt ~ congress. There was no
disposition ON the part ~ the sub com.
mittcc 10 defer consideration indefinite.
~. Just as there was unanimous agree.
mcnt that the proceedings could not bc
dismissed without further investigation
~ facts and law NJ present by the Ohio
representative.
The report. signed by Representative
Dyer. Missouri. Hustcr. New York, and
Roies. Iowa. republicans, and Gard,
Ohio and summers. Texas, democrats,
viii bc presented Ia the fun committee
tomorrow Members said II probably
would bc adopted without much debate,
leaving the case near the top ~ the
docket to he called up about month
hence.
In recent opinion attorney general
Palmer. declared Judge Lands was
within the law In holding his baseball
and judicial Jobs. hut this II IN said.
figured little In committee consideration
~ the charges. The report ~ the sub
committee viii express decided and
emphatic protest against this practice
10y n federal Judge.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-02
PRISONERS MAY ASK
CHANGE Of VENUE

The Potter County sheriff Tuesday
received from Lubbock County sub.
pocnacs to be- served an George Hale.
Henry llubhcrt and J ". Cantrell as
witnesses In the murder charge against
ID and Hulo,t Connally. and Jess Bond
Indictments have been served ON the
three defendants held In Jail here.
When the indictments were read to
them by Deputy sheriff Cobb. the pris.
oncrs answered they did not think they
can get fair trial IN Lubbock. which
may mean that a change Of Venue will
he asked M attorney has yet been
employed hy the defendants
Special Agent for the Santa Fe
Henry Hubbcri. arriving from Lubbock
Tuesday. stated that h. believes the ac.
cused viii be- given AN orderly trial In
Lubbock County. The first excitement
following the staying of Ticket Agent
Craft has subsidized. according 20 Hub.
bert and leading citizens discourage
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-02
LADIES WILL BE- GUESTS
Of CITY Commission

Local and outside architects and IN.
viicd lady guests will dine at either the
Amarillo Hotel or Harvey House AZ
guests II the Mayor and City commis.
sioncrs AT noon today.
Preceding the luncheon, tentative
plans ~ the architects for Amarilio's
library and auditorium viii be consid.
cred. inspection Of the architects plans
was taken up by the commissioners
Tuesday afternoon. but with the work
unfinished. adjournment was taken un.
al . o'clock this morning
The inspection. which In open to the
public, is being conducted In the com.
missioner's room on the first floor Of
the city hall. Women In attendance al
Tuesdays session were. Mrs. s. II. Mad.
den. Mrs. George 7. Vineyard. Mrs. Ray
whoatlcy. Mrs. Il. 4. Thompson. Mrs.
J. NJ. Dalzcll. Mrs. l.. A. Wells.
Rcaves 4 Rcddington. OF Dallas, pre-.
scented plan ~ their own. Berry.
Parker a Rittenbcrry. w. r. Kaufman.
local architects. In conjunction with
shepard a Wiser. presented three sepa.
rate plans. Guy carlander. local archi.
tect Jointly with the firm of Schmidt
a Co. Of Wichita. kans.. presented
plan. and the plans OF Long a Mitchell.
Of Dallas. acting jointly with Smith 4
Towncs. II Amarillo. will also present
plan.
1t is expected the board will accept
one II the six plans today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-02
GERMANY APPEARS CHARGES AGAINST
TO Be UNWILLING JUDGE LAND|s ARE
TO ACCEPT TERMS TOBE INVESTIGATED
BELIEF EXPRESSED THAT NEGO.
TIATIONs HAVE ENDED; AC.
TION TO FOLLOW.
By Associated Press.


LONDON. March i.--Whcn the Ger.
man delegates faced the allies today
for n final settlement of the German In.
demnity gulf was revealed even wider
than any PREDICTIONS had forecast
Gcrmany's counter proposals fell 50
short of the allied program tina, the
British prime minister declared: THE
German government appears to have a
complete misunderstanding Of the real.
tiles fthc position" and terscly ad.
journod the conference after Dr. simon.
the German foreign secretary had tried
to advocate the reasonabeness of Ger.
many proposals.
Belief prevails In the allied camps To.
night that negotiations have ended
that he allies are ON the eve of action.
The rcnly is expected be an ultima.
tum. clar and imperative.
Following bulletin was issued after
the heads ~ the allied delegation met
this afternoon:
1T was decided to consult the Judi.
cial and military advisers tomorrow.
with view To informing the German
delegation on Thursday as to the meas
uros the allies propose to take"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-02
MICHIGAN CENTRAL
ENGINEER FAILED.
TO OBEY SIGNALS
STATEMENT GIVEN OFT ny
GENERAL MANAGER AFTER
THOROUGH INVESTIGATION
ny Associated Press

CHICAGO. March l.-llcnry Shcnrcr.
general manager of the Michigan Cen.
trail lines tonight announced that the
reads investigation had proved that
the engine and fireman of the Michi.
gan Central train were to blame for
the wreck at Porter Indiana. Sunday
night In which 81 persons were killed.
Mr.. Shcarers statement supplement.
cd one issued earlier In the day at
Niles. Michigan. by an attorney ~ the
read which declared that the engineer
VIM y. Long and George Block. the
fireman, were hlamelcss.
The statement declared the engine
crew had violated rules and regulations
In failinR Ia observe and properly obey
signal Indications.
His statement follows
'ln the matter of the unfortunate
collision at crossing of the New York
and Michigan Central railroad Porter
Sunday Feb. 81. New York Central
train Number l5l and Michigan Cen.
trail train Number 90;
After careful investigation NJ the
facts with all Interested employees and
conference with officials just complct'
I'd. u has been determined that on.
gineer y. n Long and Fireman George
y. Block on engine Number s306. train
Number 20. violated rules and regu
latlons In failing to observe and prop
crly obey signal indications and will
h. forthwith dismissed from the ser,
vice.
"iIcnry shcarer, General Manager e
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-02
.ADJUTANT GENERAL
SHOULD Be OUSTED
.BURKETT DECLARES
ANOTHER MAN MORE WORTHY"
SHOULD M APPOINTED TO
THAT HIGH OFFICE.
GOVERNOR ASKED TO ACT
Suspended Sentence Law May be- Re.
pcaled; Many Other Measures
Are Considered During
the Session.
by Associated i'r~s.

d A. Mn.AN Is.
"' H ,'''ss"' ., -
"oS'iN' TUNE MINT '"' """'o
In IN favor of abolishing the warehouse
and marketing department and placing
,ho aan,n,.,,.,,or a, an. du,ies M that
!
"'p"''"'"' u'"'' wv "ep''"''"' w ~"
riculturc. This was demonstrated today
when the lower branch passed finally
IN. mn hv Watch NJ Iohnsor pronos.
,,,-. ,,,
'"H e"'" '''''' NV Wv W.
final passage was NJ To fl' The blil
now goes to the senate.
This consolidation yv.s recommended
-. -. a..
W '''''""' "'' :" '"'''"s' =" WV
legislature ON an economical adminlHtra'
tiun NJ the states affairs Economy was
tho a,rumen, nj tho nrononen,s nj the
measure ,,hile ,h, onnon.n,. sous,h, In
proye tha, The adyan,ages and aid of
This denar,mcn, IN The farmer In mnr.
ke,Ing his cron. moro than offse, tho
amoun, reou,rad ,o sms,oIr the d.nay,.
mon, ons,dern,,on ~ the nm accounted
almos, The e,,,ro a.v An The hou.e
On n min, ~ nersnnai nriviIoyo pn,y.
k.,t a, Eas,land r.o,,c.ied thai Oov.
ernor N.ff ash for the rc.,gnat,or NJ
Adhnntapt General Harlan and thai tho
goyernor nnpolnt another "more worthy
of that high and yespons,,a. office ;,
Mr.. Brrkett's remarks werc ort,ered
printed In the tournaI by yo,c ~ the
house. The remarks grew ou, of n con.
,royersv between General par,on and
Mr.. Burk.tt regarding tho presenee Of
rangers An Eastland county. In n letter
General Barton declared that he was I'm.
ycstigatIng Mr.. Burkett's war record.
and hIs remarks this morning Mr..
Bnrkott said that "it seems 10 me that
lit IN becomes n high state official. such
AN General Barton, 10 question the rec.
ord of any person for the purpose Of
destroying and dIscredltlng him before
his colleagues and constituents. especial.
ly when his Insln,iations aro without
foundation"
The senate killed the hill hy Senator
Clark of Fayette. which proposed the
ab0lishment of the department Of agri.
culture, also the blI by Senator Me.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-02
CEI .EBRiTEs WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY ~ ROOM

DOoRNE. Holland March while
former Empress Augusta Victoria was
confined In her room SUNDAY. her forti.
eth wedding anniversary 10 former En-.
pcrur William was celebrated by a han.
quest for workmcn ON the Doornc estate