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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-25
FINANCE COMMITTEE
REVIEWS CITY BUDGET
Mayor Ainslie Announces Some
Curtaifmcnts Owing to Recent
Changes Taking Place.
isEArPLIcATIoN or FUNDS
There Will BE No Increases in De-
Partincnt OF Safety aud Depart
.incnt of Welfarc-SrhOol Raise
IocS to Care for Salaries.

~ an extended session Of the ~
nance Committee yesterday ev,nia=
Mayor Ainslio and Comptroller t.of.I
Went into details in explaining va.
rious features of the tentative bud
20; as submitted by the Mayor.
barins the course Of his cxplama-
ton. Mayor Ainsiie spread good new.
ny stating that Since III. budget had
oeen framed many ;hInss had taken
place which might tcnd 10 !, .urt,iI
mont OF some expenditures, the money
mus appurtioncd To hc applied In
oIhcr features in the list oil suggest
ga appropriations
None Of the departments IL III. ,ro
poscu budget get what They Wanted
ne increase i'll revenue. du. largely
~ M increased ;cscSsn.ni nearly
80 3ors 10 interest and redemption,
-. .hs comparatively small sum
~. auuitloaai appropriations in TIN.
nsp'tr innnts. and that small sum il
i, ."c,.aiiy taken up in the natural
~ EGar by year. There IS practically
lining Tor proposed new work
IN ms detailed explanation. tho
,n, showed whcrc every cen,
rom and where every c,ut
I',S 20, lhcrc Will b. no increases
~ me FORCES in either the D.partrn.n,
~ Saiety or the Department OF Wei
rare. Both departments II w,s sbnu.n
IN rehabilitation. anu
Most o! the additional money for
.Choois viii 20 toward thc paymen.
On automatic Increases in pay. which
conc annually. under tho rules or
the department. -
n showing that the ;cnta;iv" bud
go comes within tn. estimated roy
me" .i.. me Mayor pointed ont that the
city had no floating debt. There are
several bond Issues ont, bu; these
IRE neing taken care OF through III.
regular sources
!, n"Ia pirniI.r Cofer explained the
manicr In which the r.vcnu. is d..
rived ana went into details AZ 10
the sources from which 4; comes.
Ihe object in hearing from these
.wo oilic'ais WAS TO give the members
.! the committee Il concrrt. lJ.n as
- Inc method in which best 10 pro
cecil IN their efforts 10 stretch or ;b.
serb certain details in the effort IA
~ NOR" from the revenue than is
apparent at this time.
Olhcr meetings Of the committoe
VIII be held before III. actual wn-i,
81 ""iairuciion Is begun.
Mtm"crS OF the cunim.ttr. present
We're Chaiinnn t;rund. Aiiicrr,.u
l,c""rS Workman. Melton. and Conn
eiincn Roden. tmlaui and Phillips
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-25
COUNCIL is URGED TO
ADOPT CITY FLOWER
Representatives OF Garden City Club
and n. T.. a. Urge Sclcc-
ton OF Iris,

Atter hearing from IA large dele
Ghtioh OF women representing tn.
Mrs. Thomas y. Wheelwright. the
Council Committee on Ordinances last
night referred the special matter lor
which y WIS called to conS!dcr-;hc
designation OF a city hower"--to a
subcommittee, consisting OF AldcrmaE
Julian Winfree and Councilmen Nor
Ton and Carpenter. to confer with
other similar organizations and 10
report back not later than March ID
TIL. representatives OF the James
selected the iris (tlag) as q signit-
cant Hover. because Of its great va
riety. It's adaptability 20 climatic con
d!tions. case in handling and propa
eating ami it's beauty. Sentimental
thought. too. IL was shown. hover
around the iris. or nag. l, is an old
Colonial favoritc, and was the ?rin-
ctpal ornament In tho old Virginia
gardens.
". II. Crid!in. Of the Travellers Pro-
tion first proposed the Official hover
said his organization had originally
favored the rose. but that AZ that
Hover had been adopted" by mum
her OF other cities. he felt that, in
order To better advertise this city.
some other flower should be- selected,
and the association. after hearing
what had been done Ivy the ladies' of
the James River Garden Club, had
favored the iris.
.ral thousand varieties OF the Iris. and
that all co!ors OF the rainbow are rep
resented.
The subcommittee will h" pleased
30 hear from all organizations and
individuals in reference To the mat
ter. COMMUNICATIONS directed 10 the
committee. care OF city Clerk Nc
Dowc!l. Will reach that body.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-25

amount AZ the disposal OF his dopar,-
mont. Director Saviile says he cx.
nects !" have the proposition outlined
Begin with the com!n, or snrtrr
ne state and city have entered
'ntn contract by which nftccu feet
~ ths southern side OF Capitol Square
the Ford lot. adjacent to the civ
Hall TIE latter is 10 be used rs !,
SITE t"r me proposed Memorial Build
legislature has made appropriations
rhe cry Will use the strip from the
anltol grounds for the purpose Of
larc being on" OF tho most 'congcstc.l
streets IN the city, and which IS now
n"lnS used as = one-way thorough
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-25

sary. and it is often the means of
s'rls their sight and hearing.
me innrniary Is one OF the oldest
,h' 'i.utiohs In Richmond, and Tx also
t oh.S one OF its kind in Virginia.
dal.ents from all sections OF the State
T9ni' 20 TINS dispcusary for treatment
inousanuS OF eases have been treat
much good i, has done and OF tho rr
ii'.rhauic work 1t has achieved un-
uer tremendous difficulties.
AthouSh the inhrmary has been
y has never hcru In as much dis
'ress as II Is ut present. 1t has don.
IT'S work quietly and has never been
nriufc me public 10 any great en-
tent. Members OF the medical nro
ieSsion and poor persons are wen
aware OF the great Things 1t has ac-
Eofnpl!Shed. however. The public Is
urged 10 support this worthy insti.
tuition which IL now declared TO be in
suGh dire mood of aaSistnncn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-25
EYE, EAR, 7HROATLNFIRAlARY
Is nv DIRE NEED or FUNDS
Unless $1,000 Is Forthcoming Immediately; One Of
City Oldest Charitable Institutions Must Close
Send Donations to 10 East Grace Street

After serving the pubic for more
thah forty years, the Richmond Eye.
Ear and Throat Dispensary and In
Urinary will have TO close its doors
unless financial aid is received inn
med!a;eiy. The institution is 10
Gated a. ~ Governor street.
y pound party VIII he given today.
and donations OF money, fuel and pro-
visions viii .. gratefully accepted.
'hcsc gifts may either be taken To
ne inisriliry or 10 The home Of Mrs
samuel II. cohen. treasurer OF The
institution. Mrs, Cohen resides ut 10
East Grace street.
This intiruiary. whcr. hundreds of
tcStrNinE persons, both men and nonl-
oh are treated yearly tor ego. ear
ana ihrout Affections. needs but 81 600
!" ceni'nn' it work. TheSc afflicted
persons VINO. fac.nE BLINDNESS, and
deafness, are treated ut tho Gi9n.u-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-25
REVIVAL WILL CONTINUE
Ncr. Wait flofcomb VIII lie Mt Inurc
street Church Two More

Revival services to continue two
weeks will open sunday morning m,
"a rri Street McthodiEt Church IN,
hcr the direction or III. Rev. Wal,
iinicoinh, on" Of the most noted gem
oral cyanEriisis IN Southern Mcihod.
Ism. son-in law OF the famous
evangelist sam tones lie Viii lie
assisted by his singer. Mr. Swarcrtv.
Who VIII sing and d!roc, tn. chorus
which Is hctnS organized for tho
meeting,
At tn. close OF the service in tho
chuf,h iast sunday night Il Young
Peoples Missionary society was DR.
ghni4.d Win seventeen n.uibnrs
About twenty have united with tho
church IN the past tire. months with.
out special service. a Sunday school
annex arranged and equipped for
modern departmental work liz said
Ia be badly needed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-25
Urge II.rd for No.,

A delegation OF Jen"-ssf ,ts,1 ...
zens nave requested Judgc NoGara
son to name oscar IiOrG 4 rre.I.|t
OF Church iil!, as "a fIc!flaor ~
Eiectovai Board. The prtiro.
judge said. would be given lge 90,
sideration. There are two yutRr,i.s
on the Electoral Board, C1Jcn.,'2
WORKMAN and r II. Evans re,t...
Just FtSISiisi. AIRS. -rT.r;t-iH. -SSGsr5. :
the only member of the board n !.
present state. She was chosen
erat days ago to FIJI the vaearn,,
l. Ingram
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-25
Today and Tonight
In Richmond

Credit Mems Association. Hoard
Room, First National Hank. &.
General HraniNcII Isuoth, A. VI.
l.. Zion Temple tcOlOrcdD, .:i5.
Finance Committee OF city
Council, y.
basketball, Richmond Terminal
vs.. Ravens. of Norfolk, IIosrltzcrs'
Arniury. S:i5.
strand, dark.
Academy of Music. vaudeville
md moving pictures, =, 7:f5, O,:iU.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-25
REPORTS ClRELESSNESs
IS CAUSE OF MOST FIRES
Chief Joyncs, of Fire Prevention
Bureau, Thinks Majority OF
Blazcs Can BE Evadcd.
RECo MMENDs ORDINANCE.
inspectors Find Large Number of
Persons Who Are Willing anti
Anxious tn Co-OpcIatc With
Them 10 Reduce Hazards.

The inheritance TO the city Of Eich-
nond Of the bureau Of Fiir Proven
t"n. or ;be Department or Public,
| safety. is Shown in the FIRST annual
report Of Chief l.. :. Joymcs OF that
bureau. handed 10 Director Myers
yesterday. The bureau has hceu in
operation scarcely eight months. and
the report shows that Of 7.2SS ia
Spcction Of buildings 4.i1a revealed
are hazards Of various degrees. III.
"iich case. the rcpor; says. notices
were given tn" owners Of the build
lhss ANA rs persistent effort In some
cases. the troubles were rcmcdica
After notices az" given. the premises
20 tho above 100 special Inspections
IN response TO complaints, have heoa
made. OF which 2lH wcr" Imaginary
or beyond the Jurisdiction OF the de-
rartncnt. caused hy local trpuh! y.
such "a lack OF heat. lack IL gas ~
chinncys with poor draft.
The inspections cover lar-" ter
riiory, embracing office buildings.
factories. stores. church schools
;hcatcrs hospitals and somipubl!c
bindings. They embrace such large
plants as the Locomotive Works and
Notices Of defects are given on the
promises. At the conclusion OF the
Two main difficulties confront The
inspectors: that ~ shifting respou-
s!hility from landlord to tenant and
tenant 10 landlord, ana tho accumu.
lation OF. thash in Easements and
cellars. The work Is rapidly hcCom-
ing one -! instruction. the report
says. and many citizens arc taking
vention which are being given by.
the inspectors. under the direction
OF the chief
The bureau during its existence Of
less IMAM year, has rrpOrttO 10 :he
i:urcau Of Building Inspection eighty
SIX cases for it's invcs tiIat;on: Fire
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-25
MORTON PROPOSES
TO RELEASE MILLION
FOR SCHOOL US ES
Action Imperative to Care
for Children, Declares
Councilman.
DEPARTS FROM PLAN TO
USE 100000 ANNUALLY
Project Meets With Full APP
proval of City Educational
Authorities.

With The cnl in view ns m!nimiz
ias lime II tn" completion .: pro-
posed rcw school buildings. thereby
relieving tho congestion in schools
aud eliminating The time classes
Councilman Thomas l.. Morton. oi
Madison ward. vii! n. the next reg
ular meeting Of Common Council in
trodGcc i resolution releasing $1,000
600 from the bond issue OF sl.5u0.O ot
to bc usca this year, instead Of S50o,
600 rs provided for under the exist
ing Arrangement.
This bond issue Is dated as OF July
Under tho plans OF the City School
Board. 100000 is 10 be spent annual
Is Tor ;hrcc years. The first years
INSTRUMENT is To cover the purchase
OF lots and the erection OF build.
ing tor the Contra! Junior high school
which II IS proposed 10 erect on the
block opposite the John Marshall
High School. on Marshall Street, and
the purchase of lots in the north and
Iull POSSESSION IF the Marshall stree;
property may not be had before III.
expiration OF leases on .eonir OF the
buildings on september l. This, nc
ccrdiuc 20 Nh Morton, vii, ncccsSi-
tate . delay in the work Of construc-
iion. so that the school could hardly
be ready before the middle Of next
year. IL then.
IrSin Work This Year.
buildings designed by the School
Board for the second year are Forest
Ilili, Highlan! Paris. Fox addition and
North Richmond. Mr.. Morton would
have work on these schools begin this
year, so they would be completed IN
time Tor the opening OF the 1872 term.
There would be no delays incidental
10 the construction Of the latter, as
il Is believed Vacan; lots are Already
ailabiC.
.,st.. 3vl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-25
re,i,Ion In nnnkrup,cy.

i voluntary petition in bankruptcy
was iilcd IN the clerks office ~ the
United States District Court y"ster-
day h. Garrett brothers. 81 White
stone Lancaster County. They CIV.
liabilities ,t $1,000 -. AMI assets at
si.G51.g- j. 4. bpwI!na IS their
attorney.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-25

W y. Gregory, fled an application
Yesterday FOR a pcrmi, 10 build n
frame and Stuccc dwelling on the
NorthSitic 81 bancroft AvHnuc he
tween Napoleon and Meadow Bridge
Road to cost S3,sGn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-25

committee consists OF Councllmnn
onl'h. alderman Winfrce and Coun.
Gilman Carpenter.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-02

The report of the department of In
terror related TO guhcrnatorial conflicts
In tho states of Michoacan. TobaAco.
Pucbla and Morclos. In which the exsc.
utlve has intcrvsned and appointed q
eovernor. who u now functionlnG. with
the exception Of Morcios. whiah. - o.
ulsred TO bc ''still outside constitutional
ORDER"
Up 10 July 80. iss.sst Mcxicans had
been repatriatcd. at q federal cost Of
more than thrcc million pesos, and
moro than $4,000 pesos were spent b.
tho government In aiding the unsm.
ploycd In the oil fields.
Army Cut 3e.eeo.
Secretary NJ War Estrada reported 4
10000 reduction IN tho strength Of tho
army. with a decrease In tho budget Of
his department Of moro than 3s.00o.'
O0o pesos since President 0brcgon 40.
sumed power.
"Pacification Of the country has been
achieved with rrcat success" General
Estrada said. "and operations have been
carried out with great expedition and
with invariablc success. eliminating IN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-02
and
INC0NvEN|ENT FOR:
MEXICAN INTEREST

MEXICO CITY, Sept By Associated Pfsss)Ihs dsnias
treaty with the United States Neither pessibls eoavsisa -
necessary and contrary Mexican constitutional pscpts h s
special privilege for Americana according 70 that pass
Of President Obegons message congress dealing with fetn
relations, which read in the House tonight
Prolonged applause from members Of che and sscta.
the gallery greeted Presdsnt 0brsso declaration that
impossible sign treaty with he United Satss There
demonsaton also when the t Of nations which he'd rsesssd
Mexico was read.
Mexco has been consolidated and regulated in oil ps Gays
Presdent message federal tribunals funclenng with n
dependence Of action giving al necessary guarantees fssn
and Mexican ssns economics have bssa put into
ce thanks which the national debt win be paid In w
al promises being carried out" tc
The Presidsns vouminous document ssd ies
ed consolidated report from s governmental dpartmsata 1hs
reports submitted by members Of the cabinet unaneu
tmc and Frequently alluded "he perfect hsrmsay and -.
aisy" existing between the Legislative, executive snd sa
branches Of the government.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-02

the cxtermination q surrender q ~
groups which were In 'asmaS "a
The uprislnss IN hia oplnloo wsse NJ
due 10 popular desire. M rooeoooato1
personal ambitions. He praised ~
army whsch threuuhout. ~ roeQDn1Dr
tIon. hs declared. had malAl6l11I =
best ~ dlsuipllne." tf1fitf 1
The navy also N uA1erUo0ne rooes
gnnlmtion. according 10 ~ nl1,seoes.
and special attention y ss.as s'vs~
Finances Fsvsra1)e.
The report Of the TREASURY oDpofes
mcnt was uniformly optluiis(jc foonsd'
Ing the nations flnnncca. II Ula1e ~.
erencs 10 numerous sconomloo pgao'
tIccd. looking toward the evsatual s(Ab-
ilixing Of Shs budget. despite ~ h.
creased cost of running the Uovogos
mcnt. The decree increasing. ~ -
port tax on pstro,sum wae 1esoriooa
As q measure deslgned 10 "pru(soe oee
petroleum wealth sminst excessive -
pioltation ana INADEQUATE ors0ua1Fu-
ti0u." Us t
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-02

4 proposal WAS then made that n
Substitute motion bc carried providing
for an investigation of the company
hy the industrial committee. Ross ID.
Rogers. chairman cf this committee.
suggested TINT the proposition he
ought before the hoard as u scpcral
b,dy AT later meeting. u was at
this luncturc that Mr.. Bridges said
he would withdraw the request for en-
dorsencnt.
4. \. Oliver, Ed n. Humphrey. n. y
Guoch and y. NJ. Hyburn. directors.
declared that an Improvement was
needed IN the Ice situation. but held
10 IN. theory that |, would set had
precedent 10 endorse private enter
p"lscs.
Mr.. oliver. chairman ~ the trade ex.
tension committee. made an interesting
report ~ the recent trade excursion. lie
,howcd that there was balance Of
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-02
JUDGE LANDIS CONDEMNED
BY j. S. BAR ASSOCIATION

CINCINNATI o. Sept (By Associated Press)Thc action Of
Federal Judge Land Of Chicago national commissioner Of
baseball in accepting private employment and private emoumen
while active the federal bench declared to meet with the
unqualified condemnation Of the American Bar Association in
resolution adopted tonight
The resolution adopted after stormy debate which Form.
Senator James Hamilton Lewis counseed against hasy action
and moved that the be referred committee for nvest
CATION He declared that Judge Lands should be accorded
hearing before being condemned
The resolution drawn late today BY the executive committee
Of the association and presented by Hampton Carson, Of
Philadelphia former president Of the organization.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-02
LONDON UNEMPLOYED ARE
'INcENSED over ARREST

LONDON Sept l. By Associated Press)-Shsrifs slfsn >
Peplar ths evening end Waited Ne rsss =
The members Of the Por boseush council whs I'D sus
ply with order Of The high rsqing then - sas ~
in accordance with ruling Of the Leadsa essny es
Many Of the cesnciors home bat several q ~
arrested and conveyed prison amid sympsshste sAs so
crowds which gathered
George Lansbury editor Of the Daily Herald ualsaA lhss
gam who member Of the borough council has bssa sss
YET have Of the memhsrs Of The ceunc e WHEN
there several but expected al win Be upseasd tsstw
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-02
FIGHT PUSHED
AGAINST RATE
IN PANHANDLE

The fight against the alleged high and unjust freight which
effect shpmsnts both into and Of the Panhandle
being holly pressed BY Han Palmer traffic manager the Psn
handle. Plains Chamber Of Commerce
Here the latest
Yesterday petition the Interstate Commerce Com.
mission charging that shout % railroads the Southwest ve.
s the rules Of the eemsion in that their tariffs sssa
and cotton sssd and other ssd which extensively ussd
fattsnng Panhandle cattle higher than they IN 1917
Meadsy Palmer viii Foydad where . coasrsaee win he
held with Tom Gallagher general freight and passsnss agent et
the Santa F and shs the Feyda short line regard The
Of the higher which effect On that lae
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-02
B. c. D. MEMBERS INDIVIDUALLY
HOLD ICE Relief BADLY NEEDED

Following the presentation Of plans for the erection Of ice plant
Of the Merchants Produce company the Board Of City Develop
showed that every member individually believes steps should
be taken to relieve the local ice situation.
No endorsement made Of Mr. Bridges plans for plant be-
Of the rule Of the Board prohibiting the endorsement Of p
vate enterprises Of nature After this explanation
Mr. Bridges cesrteously offered withdraw letter giving de-
tails about the plan for which he desired endorsement Of the
Board.
0sks director declared that the Beard shsud Be-.
yond m for s end sndorss the psepssoa for ~ h that
Amarillo eisas had not been getting square dsal ios
Rsss sseed ths motion made By Mr. 0sks but upon further
thought sad that he believed The affair should b thoroughly in
vestsated before the Board endorsed proposa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-02
GENERAL ASKS FOR j. S. TROOPS
ArbitratOrs For
Si]esja At Work

GENEVA Sept (By Associated Press)The commission Of
four appointed today BY the council d The asse Of Nations dsal
with he question Of Ss met nsdssy after the adjournment
Of the council and began its work.
The commission composed Of Paul Hymans Belgium; Dr.
Wellington Koo China Count Qunsnes De Leon, Sps and Dr.
CatosDa Cunha Brazil II authorized to hear a expe except
those who have already been involved in the discussion Of Ssa
The idea Of the council to from al controversies that
have developed in the supreme council.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-02

which thcy have NO desperately pro.
tested" Samuel Compers. president OF
the American Federation of Labor de-.
clarcd In a statement tonight. Il join
with all Americans" Mr.. Compers
added. "in dcrrccating the violence In
that state. but II is worse than useless
10 deal with the surface manifestations
while allowing the deep. underlying
plutocratic crlminallty to continue un
interrupted ana unchecked"
The basic facts. which he charged
-
tvpNTI NtfED IN pA,.E TNSO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-02
The resolution read ~ follows:

The resolution read ~ fellows:
Resolved that the conduct Il kcnc-
Hw NJ Lands IN cngaginr In private
employment aud accepting private cmul'
um.ut while holding ihr position of u
federal Judge and receiving salary
from the federal government. meets
With our unqualified condemnation ~
condu.t unworthy ~ the offlcc IL judge
d.roEalory tr the dignity ~ the bench
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-02
SupER-DREADNAUCHT
LAUNCHED BY NAVY

~ ss.~-is,.d rrces
CAMDEN, n. J.. sept. i.-Tir
Washington. esw Of the largest
and most powerful supcr.slrcad.
mswghls ever built for tlsc tmitrd
Mates navy. WAS launched today at
I'm plant II the New York shlp
huIsdlnx company here.
Tlsrrr was u hiss Of steam and
snsehr ~ the i6.oee ton mass oi
steel siIded down 10 the water. The
shin when csmplcied win he about
~. 80 tons.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-02
u. X. x. To PARADE.

" Nfsoclattd Ffena
AUSTIN, Texas. Sept. lin .
letter srnt 10 the office of the Aus.
TIN American late today. signed by
the knights df the M klux
klan." the citizens of Austin are
invited 20 view n parade of thu
~. X. H." on the main street NJ
the business district Tomorrow
night. The letter was signed BY the
Knights of the ku kluN Man. and
was written on stationery of thu
organization. hut borc No official
seal.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-02

An acre yield 81 i2' pounds l. IN.
dlcated for the country az whole this
year. Never In the last fifty-six years
has the Yield been "a low. The nearest
approach was iss pounds of 1855 only
10 pet cent a q crop is promised In
scme counties 81 south Carolina. Parts
II okiahoma ~ hAvs not more -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-02
COTTON SHIFTING HIr.

NEW ORLEANS. Ia. sept H.
With the movement .f cutt"n crippled
here to-day BY q wslSout Il 1909 mem
hers cf the cotton employees protective
ssrocission. interest In the situation 10
'nixht csnse~d Iarxely about the aues.
ticn II whether other hs,bm unions
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-02
s0viETs GIVE GUARANTEES.

LONDON. Sept. i.-fritsIof Nan.
sen arrived lu lomdaa tonight
bringing guarantees the Russian
SOVIET government that the imsNls
provltled for famine relief ln Rus.
MA viii be centtoued by thesc coun.
tries tlsnt provide them