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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-22
Noted Author
 ToVisit Here
 Next Tuesday

Thompson Seton, the well known author of out-of-door books for boys, and actors of repute, will honor the Black Snake Tribe. who are affiliated with the Woodcraft League by ap- bearing at their next meeting on Tuesday night. The session will take place in the woods at Far Mill River, where an interesting program will be held. More specific details will be announced later.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-22
Yale InStallS
 Dr. Angeu As . 14th President
Madame Curie, Honored With Degree of Dr. of Science, Is Given Ovation-Arthur T. Hadley Confers Honorary Degree on His Successor 75o Graduate From College.

New Haven 22-With the simple but monies and and the paud of three thousand packed the Memorial Hall Yale today combined her annual with the inauguration of
 her fourteenth president thus enabling President Arthur Twinng Hadey retiring after 9 head of the Univer-
 y to confer the president the honorary
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-22
Tr0lleys Lost Million In This
 City In 1920
This Loss is Laid at Door of 'Unregulated' Jitney Competition-In First Four Months of 1921, $17,S18 is on Wrong Side of Ledger-Connecti- cut Company Presents Arguments.

$i 100000 by Connecticut Company the Bridgeport Division "unreguated" tney competition During the first months of the present year, the has lost SS in the To restore the traction interests to standing Bridgeport it would cost minimum $f5O
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-22
CONFER HONORARY DEGREE

WashIngton, June 22-HarVard UnNerStN confer degree of master of science tomorrow upon D Carlos of Brazil recognition of his work eradcatng tropical diseases of South and Central America.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-22
Late Telegraph News
BOSTON GLOBE EDITOR DEAD

Boston, 2General Charles H. Taylor. editor and of the Boston Globe died at his home today He had been until recently but shocks within week of each other preceded the end He 75 years old.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-22
MORE TROOPS FOR IRELAND

London, into Ireland to combat the Irish Republican today that troops being quickly possible, but the number not revealed.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-22
MRS. MALLORY WINS

Wimbledon, June 22(By the A. +. P.lA1rs Mola B1ursedt Mallory singles tennis champion. defeated Mrs Arthur 6-2 todays round of the British grass court championship tournament
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-22
WEATHER

New Haven, June 22-Forecast New Haven and vicinity: Unset tied weather tonight and Thurs day.
 Tem mperature above normal in lake region and New England; no excessively high temperatures.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-22

read the Times great bicycle
 offer on pages 9
Evening journal., 1921-11-11
BIG ULCER
ALL HEALED
'Now Can Walk" Says Mrs.
Southcott of Medina.

Here is another letter that makes me
happy" says Peterson, OF Buffalo. "One
that ] would rather have than thous-
and dollars"
Money isn't everything In this world.
There is many a hig-hearted, rich man
who would give all he has on earth TO
be able to produce a remedy with such
mighty healing power as Peterson s
Ointment. 20 sell at all druggists fol
S5 cents a large box"
Read this letter, written February IL
Hiids. by Mrs Albert Southcott OF
rr1ina. n. Y. II seems like miracle
is true every word OF 10.
daWpn0w 10 because I get similar letters
the ost every day from people who have
.-ved my ointment for old sores, eczema
and piles
Is ii any wonder I am happy?
Peterson Ointment Co., Inc, Buffalo.
N "
Dear Sirs:-
Il was an untold sufferer from an
old running sore and ulcers. / had
tried most everything without any re-
lief from pain. A friend told me OF
your wonderful ointment and the first
box took away the pain that had not
left me before In years. and after us
Ing just nine dollars worth OF The saive
] am cured. The ulcer was inches
by oh inches is all healed and ] can
walk Never, never viii / be without
Pctersons again.
You may use this to recommend
Your ointment II you wish / cannot
say enough 10 praise H." Yours truly.
Nrs. Albert Southcott. Medina. n. i.
Mal orders filled by Peterson Ointment
co. inc.i Buffalo. n Y
Evening journal., 1921-11-11
WILMINGTONIAN
IS c. {. HEAD
Robert G. Hackett Chosen
President at Milford
Meeting
ARMY CHAPLAIN
AMONG SPEAKERS
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
MILFORD. Del. Nov. 11.-with
ninety delegates present. the thir-
tieth annual convention OF the Della
ware Christian Endeavor Union was
held in the NJ. F.. Church here yes
terday. Dr. Evans Roberts pre-
sided.
AT the afternoon session the fol-
lowing officers were elected:
Robert c. Hackett, OF Hanover
Church, Wilmington, was elected
president.
Vice president for New Castle
county, Ernest Peoples. Whining
ton
vice-president for Kent county.
the Rev Wareheim. Harrington.
Vice-president for Sussex county,
Dr. Evans Roberts. Milford.
Treasurer. Mrs. Eta Reeves Book.
Wilmington.
Secretary. Miss Dorothy Krauss,
Henry Clay.
The morning session opened with
an address by Chaplain S. c. Rams
den. Army and Navy superintendent
Of the Christian Endeavor He spoke
on Every Man His own Builder. 81
Luncheon was served at noon by
the local members OF the Union.
At l o'clock an executive session
was held. followed by the business
session at which nomination OF off,
GERS we're made and the reports OF
the committee we're read.
e. c. Gates. general secretary OF
the Christian Endeavor Union. OF
Boston. Mass, addressed the gath
ering on Convention Methods and
Challenge"
The conference was led by Carroll
NJ. Wright. secretary of the Mary
land State Union. Numerous speak
ers. delivered short addresses at the
banquet which followed the after
noon session and which was attend
Evening journal., 1921-11-11
Cd bv the ninety delegates present.

ed by the ninety delegates present.
Devotional services, led by the Rev
Diston NJ. Jacobs, OF Milford. attended
by the delegates and a large con-
gregation took up the early part Of
the evening. The newly elected Of
fcers were then installed by Rev.
c. r. Dryden.
The Rev. L. b. Smith. OF Whining
ton, addressed congregation on "The
Relation OF the Christian Endeavor
to the Pastor" and the closing ad-
dress by Mr.. Wright, Of Maryland,
ended the convention. Music was
furnished by the choir OF the Metho-
dist Protestant Church OF Milford.
The convention was opened by the
Rev. H. l. Bunstein, pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church, of Mil
ford, with a Scriptural reading, fol-
lowed by a prayer in which he gave
thanks for the Lord for the wonder
ful things that the Christian En-
deavor Society had accomplished
and implored His aid in the future
work OF the organization. This was
followed by singing of what a
Fellowship" what = 10y Divine, "
Leaning on the Everlasting Arms"
The greetings were given by the
Rev. c. +. Dryden, pastor OF the
NJ. p. Church, Of Milford. The re-
sponse was given by e. j. Peoples,
of Wilmington.
The feature Of the convention was
the address by Chaplain Ramsden
He took as his subject, Every Man
His own Builder" He said: "The
war is now over and It is time tc
get busy and every man should build
We. as young people. need to take
care as how we are building and
what material we use; we are moi
building for the present but foi
time and eternity. What you ar,
thinking today means material foi
your future makeup. Along this
line you should be especially par
ticular concerning your associates, AZ
Impressions we receive from them Il
material that goes into our genera
spiritual structure. We cannot sepa.
rate ourselves entirely from tn,
world. but we can be with II, bu
not a part OF Il.
III we accomplish anything as en-
deavorers we must be busy. go a
our work with spirit and vim, tooth
and toe nail. we are building wher
we work in this line"
Evening journal., 1921-11-11
PIONEERS IN GAGE GAME.

Two basketball teams will rep
resent the Benevolent Pioneer Lit
erary Association, and much prom
Use was shown in the large squad
which practiced in the Friends
school gym last night. Plans are
under way to start the season on
Nov. II. Teams desiring games
should get in touch with Lynn
Farley, Benevolent Pioneer Liter
airy Association. Ninth and Market
streets.
Evening journal., 1921-11-11
FALL IN. BOYS.

II the students OF the Whining
ton High School who are going to
the Chester game tomorrow will re-
port to the , hool at 1.3O o'clock they
will be escorted to the Harlan Field
by the composite High School-Del-
aware College Band OF about twenty
pieces. It is hoped a large dele
cation will show their colors and
report for the march from the
school to the field.
Evening journal., 1921-11-11
KEYsToNE DANCE.

A masquerade dance was held by
the Keystone Field Club last night.
in It's quarters. 204 East Fourth
street II proved such a success
THAI another .one will be held on
Monday night. George Allen, pres
ident Of the club. led the grand
march. Steve Roman was in charge
Of the floor.
Evening journal., 1921-11-11
POINT sTRAIGHT. FFILOWs.

The Wilmington Trapshooting AS
sociation has completed arrange
ments for their annual poultry
shoot which will be held at
Bellevue. Turkeys and chickens
have been secured so all that is nee
essary for the shooters to insure a
turkey or chicken dinner is to go to
Bellevue and point straight. The
shoot will start promptly at 2
o'clock.
Evening journal., 1921-11-11

GOOD ROADS ALL WAY TO VA.
GEORGETOWN. Nov. 1.-THE
final stretch Of four miles connect
ing the good roads Of Delaware with
those OF Maryland, between Selby-
Vile and Berlin. were finished Wed
Evening journal., 1921-11-11

The entire squad Of Kirkwood
Parkers we're taken on the trip and
they expect TO keep their unbeaten
rcord clean.
Evening journal., 1921-11-11

nesday. and in two. weeks will be
opened for the public. This will give
a direct cement road from Philadel-
nhia to Virginia.
Evening journal., 1921-11-11
PARKsIDE VS.. ELKToN

Parkside A. c. football team is
in Elkton today where It will meet
the eleven representing the town.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-04
CUSTOMS INSPECTORS
WILL BE PROSECUTED

NEW YORK. Fob. 3-l.yid,ucc In
volN.ng thirty eight customs ,nspec
tors at IN" port OF Sew Y0rk In charge,
% graft viii h. presented tc thu federal
grand jury as soon as cases are com.
pl,,rd. Earl y BARNES, assistant I'D
cgal district attorney. announced to
n.ght Warrants Will h. issued Tor the
arrest ~ the men. he slid
byron G. Newton. collector 81 tbs
port. admitted tonight that recon.
mendhtions had been sent % Wash
ington for dismissal of eight of the
Inspectors Otherwise. h. said. n,
changes hid taken place In the staff
lie said the Investigation which had
bron in progress bat short time re
,eal,d a d.piurall' condition on tho
piers
The Inspector. Mr Newton dnclar
/ cd. hay, been receiving gratriti.s 90
hrih.s ranging from 81 10 $500 from
I passengers who wished their luggage
Ia rass uuinspcc;od Tho collector
would not estimate how much money
the government had Lost through fa!'
urc 20 collect customs. hut said pron
ably u would b. thousands ~ dollars
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-04
GULF OF MEXICO MAY
Be CONNECTED WITH
GREAT LAKES, VIEW
ny Associated Pral.

WASHINGTON. Feb. ARMY en-.
ginccrs who have under consideration
the projected lakcto.riyor canal To
connec, the Great Lakes with the Gulf
~ Mexico have virtually decided that
only -four practical routes are opcn
II uas learned TODAY
an ~ the routes considered practical
would connect Lake Erlc with the
ohio river and thence tp the gull hN
way ~ the Mississippi. Three ~ th"
routes iic entirely within the tate ~
Onto. The four routes arc.
Ashiahula. ohio. an Lake Erie 20
Pittsburgh at thu head ~ the ohio
river by way ~ III, nelvcr River
Valley.
cleveland to Marietta, Ohio hy way
~ the Muskingum River uud IA" old
Ohio canal route.
Sapdusl:s o. porimuuuth hy way ~
Columbus. following The ohio y0nnl
route
Toledo. to Cincinnati M IT, mouth
u the Miami river m way ct Dayton
ana nelipurc. following no" Miami aud
Erie canal
The entire mnu,r o. under study and
no choice ~ route hl' h",n made as
set u wis s4h today \ prrliminuf,
report on the Feasibility ~ "a" project
3, h''ng prepared Coz congress.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-04
State PRISONS TO
Be INVESTIGATED,
COMPLAINTS MADE
roNrINt,Ep FROM PAGE oND

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE)
such fees are divided equally between
the highway departments and the
counties. Action an the measure was
deferred and It was made special
order Tor n o'clock tomorrow.
To Increase TaNes
Action on the proposed biil lay coffee
- Wise providing that al uil corpora
lions make q quarterly report To The
comptroller nud tho levying ~ an nocu.
patton tax equal to : per cent ~ the
mount ~ 90 Produced in li"u ol the
'Iy lnr cont. the additional Tux going
into the public sch.ol fund ~ the
state. was postponed as time for con.
sldcrutlu or 'hc hin had expired. The
hlll comcs up Ter fir.l hearing tomor
row.
An nc, providing Cor The rcgulaf lon
and supervision of rlock companies In
reNas ard which prevents M" sale ~
worthless stock provided IN the lin
~ l,r1on 40 Dallas VIA PASSED 10 the
third reltlug The bill oxcmyts com.
nanics operating in the state hat which
ln not scll stoDk. The Nm provides
for JAN sentence and fine for making
ailac entry ur statements IN th,
'rcUr1r &c stock companies
TIL hIl hy Hohrr Of 3 urry limit
ng vDui llnuF cr real estate was
'nrrussGd In the h1lsr.
Governor Soff today wired Juan VI
iarcin ruycuor',lUrj 20 Nuryo Leon
Mexico. that be- would b. unable a. az
end Bis Inauguration Instead he Gp
,oin,"d three ri''z"ns ~ Laredo. T,X1r.
lo Hc, ss his yipcinl r,nrcytnintlv,r 81
he INAUGURATION. G1ycrnorclcct Garcia
vas present ut Governor Nofsr luluc
rui"n
Tho governor ulu CONT mpsurr to
10" l,rit'IurH iutay Recommending
ha' q committee o, Texas cttl1"ns. not
iU holJ.aE uJbl, ,ffI'e. MAX" am iu.
."1;,ruti.u ~ The present pyult,nt.ar,
ysiom. IT, It'd $50 after numerous
Complaints ci mistrrn'mrnt ~ couvlcts
Iud hc,l tpnD-'"d O. him. h. said
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-04
ALLIES UNABLE TO
ACT, SAYS F0NER
French OFFICIAL

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNEl
clmonts much as w,lh, the hoard a.
directors of financial organization
DISCUSSING the lnhlItIc, q I'm insplycni
l.hior
NJ Tarlicu dh u,' finish his speech
tOright. hpt VIII continue tomorrow
when NJ. Tnurh,ur minister ~ finance
who was ,snyCilllv attacked, will
-uply. Then u Hran1 vtl answer VI
achlu. who rad Tie decision ~ %
communists after that 80 the govern
mp.t was finished .n....
The caumuu,I DELEGATION advocate
world wide revolution and immediate
i,acc with Moscow
Comment iu tl., chamber ivhhvs o.
20 the effect that " BRAND has picked
an easy task ~ replying 10 VI. Clchin
rhc ruvcrrm'pt tcnight arp~nrs certain
\ ~ vote - coanJcnr' a. the hy.word
( The dopIt.cf Us:
sit san ana avail, the decision o..
The new American government"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-04
YOUNG COLLEGE WOMEN
CHANGE FROM CLASSICS
3y AsaociAisd Pres

" Asl0rihtfd Pres.
WELLESLEY. Mass. Feb. 3.-The
young women Il Wellesley college turn.
ing from classics 90 unitarian studies,
are lcarning not only how % drive their
automobiles. but also o. he trouble.
shooters whom need be.
The complexities II Ignition and car.
buIeticn are being explained % thirty
q them an a new automobile course by
Pref Lucy Wilson 81 the Physics DE-.
partmcnt Within a few days they
vii lsdyance from the theory In books
20 the practice IN delving into grimy
connecting rods and piston heads. car.
bureiors and magnctos 90 trace out
troubles.
Whc thor the nrcsen, popularity Of
the class will continue after the girls
get tbe greasy hands and smudFed
noses that mark the motor mechanic II
4 question that may involve the future
~ the course.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-04

X Hudson, was an assistant N engine
corp. 40 10. ". II Tfuesdalc. q clerk
at II. Is nov President OF the Lack
awanna. Alfred II. Smith. who began
A. messenger boy IN 1879 sud later
became foreman OF a bridge building
crew l. now President OF the New YORK
Central. G.. ". Stevens who tcgan a.
= tolcgraphcr. Is now President OF The
Chesapeake * Ohio l. I Johnson. tre-
man az -. now Chairman of the Board
Of the Norfolk & Western Julius
hriiischniit. IN the engineering de-
parimcnt NJ p, now Chairman Of thc
Board Of the Southern Pacific The
latc James J. Hill the erca, railroad
builder OF the North Wes, began A.
. clerk IN a country store The late
Marvin Hughi,t. for many wears dean
Of railroad men and Chairman Of he
Board Of the Chicago 4 North Western
was a telegraph operator q, the Agc
OF TO- Almost without exception. il
can hc said that the men who direct
this, the creates; ~ American indus
;ries. have gained their emincucc. yicr
by step. through arluous and LOYAL .cr-
vice IN their various positions u re-
spoasihil'y.
.iNe' Lsa5se Of Ams-icG
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-04
Tennis Players 10 Meet.
~ Associated Pres..

- AssofAifd Ffets.
NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-The annual
meeting Il the United States lawn ten.
mis- association o. be- held In this city
saturday viii be preceded by a confer.
encc of the executive comittse tomor.
row evening. Various reports and rec.
concentrations viii bo prepared for
presentation at the general session the
following day
Interest In Saturdays meeting will
oenter on the propa sails concerning
award u championship Tor 1921 and
the proposed amendment 10 the ANA
t"ur rule 10 discontinue the prnrtic,
n putting players names on tennis
racquets.
Developments regarding the Davis
cup viii he reported. and reports de
falling the associations work for Isgi
will be presented.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-04
TWO LUBBOCK MEN
FiGHT GUN DUEL,
BOTH ARE KILLED
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

WA 4 49, AsAf AhNf.fA $3.50
awaiting burial after the elimination
u an old West Texas fcud which cost
he lives q both the principals.
James &. B0vses and James NJ.
Wright ended their difficulties We'd
nesday night when they fired AT each
other until both were killed.
Both wrigh, ard Bowles were mem.
bers ~ the school board which was
holding a session In country store.
Whom the appointment of wflght's
son ~ school trustc. was discussed NJ
tho board meeting IN" OLE slime feud.
begun over a land boundary long ago.
was renewed
only a dozen words had been spoken
when Bowlos drew his gun aud began
firing. first shoo,ing Wright In leg.
Wright returned the shots and tho
duelists. both past sixty years contin.
led pulling their triggers until each
placed q bullet In the uth.rs heart
and they SINK o. the floog. The men
were 40 close together that their cloth.
!ag was powder burned.
Ntlghis son grabbed Dowles To pre-.
wont him shooting a., his father and
continued his hold until both men
were dead
IA Su.ngcr, owner % the store. and
another q the wltnesses. Il whom
there were several, we're slightly
wounded by shots that wni wild tn.
shooting was so sudden that thos,
present had no time TO interfere. the,
said
Bowlos had lived In Lubbock county
'pr thirty years, was wealthy land
owner and took part IT, III civic affairs
r. is survived by wife and several
rmall children, having married late In
ne. Wright. a few years older. had
lived here equally a. long aud was al
most a. wealthy tie left five married
'hildrcn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-04
REDUCTION OIL PRICES
WILL BE INVESTIGATED
~ ArociHisd Pres

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. Feb o.,
\ committee was appointed lat, today
hy the house e IA" oklahoma lcgisla.
tuSc To inquire inio The recent rcduc.
lion IN crude al prices. charging that
against the small producers. that pipe
Inc companies were accepting only half
the oil offered, and that two compnn'
rs alone have more than 100000 gal
ms of idle tank space TN the state.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-04
LUNA, ON WITNESS
STAND, DENIES He
AIDED N ROBBERY
CONrINrED FNnM rAGE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE
was uui until Luna brought 10 hack the
NEXT mutnlug. Officers. t'stifying Tor
the government declared they met
Rowan and another man ON country
ruld between Dallas and Fort Worth
al" night OF the rohh'ry stuck in "a
mud hole. \ rent ear driver. anoihoi
government witness. also testified he
droS, Rowan 90 his home early IN"
morning after the holdup. ana that
Rowan ordered o. D. taken back ~
town when h. saw several officers sur.
rounding his home. The chauffeur tes-
tfi.d that Eowln's clothes were muddy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-04
BEARS KILLED SHEEP,
STATE TO PAY LOSS
~ Associated Press.

" Aetocatfd ffeas.
MADISON. Wis. Feb. 3.-Homer T..
Horhert. 81 Chippewa Falls. Wisconsin
who came home from the world war
% find that hears. had eaten his sheep
will collect $500 damages from the
state of Wisconsin. under a h.il passed
today by the senate committee IN STATE
tff1lrs
In September 1915 while H,rbor'
vas helping the American army chas,
The Germans across France. bearf
killed ?. sheer on his farm. Bears arc
protected hy law IN thl. state. ~ ID,
senator's allowed the soldiers claim
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-04
nilroada turni.h mhny {,

rThE railroads furnish many tx.
ampl,s OF tie opp0r;unlilc.
uaGf the Constitution which
American lndu.irio. offer % the aver
AZ man % climb 20 responsible c1ecii-
tlte positions frcd n Underwood
B, sal ~ a railroad clerk and brake
man. from which point BE- worked hIs
way w 20 ilic Presidency 81 the Ere
Daniel Willard President OF tie Bal-
ilm0Ic * Ohio Was fireman on the
sane tram with Ind, Wood. Every
mau holding On executive position
with tie lric came UP from tie rank.
2 II. Ashton entered EMPLOY of nil.
roai N II o. an aNeman "a the cngl-
neer CORE and row j. President OF the
Chicago 4 North Wcstcrn Railway
Samuel Rca. President Of the Pennsll.
wanna Was a member oi an engineer
cUfp' A. 'hc age Of 10.
William g. Bcsler. President o. the
Genital Railroad Of New Jersey b.
ga ms railmAd career q, i6 a. a train
masters clerk. he was the son o. o
col bier. Every member ~ the Board
o! DIR giors oil tlis railroad worked his
~ up irom % subordinate position
/ Ice President ~ the Delaware
Copyright The C0nti.z
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-04
CHARLES VI. SCnwiB LEAVES
on TRir To EUROPE


Wy Asfnr latrd lfNia,
NEW YORK. Feb 3--Charios VI.
Schwub. head % the bethlehem steel
Corporation. was listed as passenger
on the steamer Aquimn,a leaving today
for Southampton. He Will visit Eng
land. France and Italy. The visit has
no busln,sa significance. according to
assistants.
Among the passengers was Joseph X
Wilson. brother 81 President Wilson.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-04
HOLDS wOMN NOT III IGIBIE
FOR JURY SERVICE; ~ ". Va.
Ry sssfriaisd Pee.

CHARLESTON. W Va. Feb. a.
Th' question ~ women serving as
jurors which was brought np In con.
ncciion with TRIAL AZ Williamson. was
settled last night when the attorney
general ruled that wcmen are not eli.
gihle for Jury duty IN IVES, virEinia
ar cvhting law.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-04
Harding 10 Dictate Message

sAN FRANCISCO. Calf. Feb IA
thrifty word wireless message 20 b.
composed by Presidon;elect Harding
and o. be- sent broadcast from Hart.
ford. Conn. san Francisco and Rock.
fcrd. Illinois. on February 81. viii be
the subject II a competition In wireless
operation among long distance ana
ieurs IN al tarts ~ the United States.
Il was announced here toby by gov
a. fnt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-04
Young Boy Arre.ied

ny Aesnt tntfc frtta.
FORT WORTH Texas. Feb. G.
Oklahoma officers left here today for
Oklahoma city In charge q n youth
suspected OF being a member Of the
gang that raidcd a small store. killed
nighiwaichman and escaped with a
large quantity ~ clothing week ago
today. The raid occurred In small
town near oklahoma city. Much
clothing and an automobile Were re.
covered here az tn time ~ the sns.
poets arrest. He denied his guilt