davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1921-07-02

how to equip stages. That's the kind
of man the r. and n. firm brought
in to add his bit to the many who
have helped to make this real
theater.
Last summer when the theater was
just being started Flagg brought his
star designer, Mrs. Crane Wilbur, To
Phoenix at his own expense. and had
her suggest the color scheme for the
Rialto. Edwin Flagg takes lot OF
pride in what he has done for the
success of the new house and the
local firm is loud in their praise OF
him and his firm. The RialtO, Ted
Lange said, could stage Ben Hur and
get away with it; and Ted knows, for
he helped TO build the great produc-
ton for its original run.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-02
CLOTHES HAVE ONE
OF LEADING PARTS
IN THIS PICTURE

The poet who wrote Gather ye
rose buds while We may" or words to
that effect showed more common
sense than poets are usually credited
with having. For nothing goes so
fast as youth, and once gone, there's
no getting it back That's why young
persons are under such a terrible
necessity of enjoying their youth
while they have it, even if staid older
folks think them silly and frivolous.
It's tough to be young and have nc
chance to be happy and light heart
ed It's hard to be burdened with re-
sponsibilities and worries before ones
time, It's torment to be both young
ard pretty and yet deprived of the
Arizona republican., 1921-07-02

THE Happy Ending" by Hector
Turnbull. will be May McAvoy's next
picture and her fourth Realart star
ring production.
The title of the Harvey O'Higgins'
original story for Mary Miles Minter
has been changed from THE Wall
Flower to The Love Charm. Mr..
O'Higgins win leave July for New
York to attend rehearsals of his dra-
matization of Main Street the
novel by Sinclair Lewis.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-02

Cecil B. DeMille has returned to the
Lasky studios at Hollywood after a
flying trip to New York. where he
conferred with Paramount executives
regarding plans for fall production
at the Los Angeles studios. MIR. De-
Mile is now supervising the editing
and titling of his latest finished pro-
duction bearing the temporary title
THE Laurel and the Lady" featuring
Arizona republican., 1921-07-02

Wallace Reid, who is generally seen
on the screen at the wheel of a high
powered racer, deserts his gasoline
buggy in "Peter Ibbetsen," a new
Paramount picture. for a slow ierl<y
ride aboard dromedary. A on
an ancient victoria and also 'oB
taIlyho of old vintage is also re-
auired of the lively Mr.. Reid in the
Du Maurier production.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-02

May McAvoy. having completed "A
Virginia Courtship'' under the direc-
ton of Frank V. O'Connor, has gone
to Catalina island for a vacation be-
fore beginning work on The Happy
Ending written by Hector Turnbull,
in which also she will work under the
direction of Mr.. O'Connor
Arizona republican., 1921-07-02

Elmer Harris continuity" of
thought is occasionally shattered
nowadays by reports from Buttonwil-
low where the largest blowout of gas
ever seen in Kern county has taken
place in well on property imme-
diately adjacent to 40 acres owned by
Mr. Harris.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-02

Bebe Daniels was nursing bad
case of sunburn at the Realart studio
This is all your fault" she said to
Maurice Campbell
L knew the star blamed the direc-
tor for everything" replied Major
Campbell but how do you pass that
to me?''
Why" replied Miss Daniels. If
you hadn't given me Sunday off, /
couldn't have gone to the beach,
Arizona republican., 1921-07-02

Dorothy Dalton, Conrad Nagel and
Mildred Harris.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-02

ed from two Saturday Evening Post
stories
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19
PLAINS COUNTIES
REPuD|ATE STORY
OF "D|SPLEASURE''

DALLAS Texas, Oct IA Especial 10 The Newa)-An article
psAsd the Amarillo News of October H. headed "Pans Ces.
tee Red Over lnsste he's aroused representatives Of
Plains sesaes The article srsssnssvss Of fifteen Plains
and New Mexico cesnes being &ssnsd awards made
The county exhibit dpsmeat Il The Texas State Fair aad aves
tAe prsssioa that the awards snssy made in many
tee named this connection They seam that they ssvs George
Rys Oassadon authority - issss The statement connection
with their They srshr declare that they sassd with
The they have received as he State Fair Feewias
The Issued BY thess sas with their attacked;
he's been called The attention e The underssnsd that
srsiel rshshed the Asre News of October in which
The impea was le that fifteen Plains end New Mexice counties
sasea with The awards made i The county exAb DE-
pasal q shs Tsxss State Fair md IN which stated that
We hsHsvs the awards to have been made eajsstly.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19
POLICE BAFFLED
BY STEALING Of
BERGDOLL FILES
LARGE woonEN Box ooN,
TANNING ALL DoUU.
MINrS DlsAPPRARs.

WASlslNCrON. 0cs, is.--Ncar.
lys shea>and ~plcs VI . hsaSe
ccsnmisi~e r~pstt an the escape II
ssrN~r ttesclana esgs-tl. the aran
dadsrr. aud = hlg ws<sra hax rea.
iaiainx csstalw d rrsls,l dccuws~nss-
sc<sshsr with wsV pstssse lcsser~
aud pAlrr~ werv See1rn laSl uighl
trcsa the cellce u Representative
osen Sshusess. 1brmesrat. kealucky.
thc thrtt Il the r~.'ertS. written by
Nr. jchnsen aud prtntcd a his own
,xssa~r. waS not discovered until
laee to-day. whlk tlsr Waslslngteu
sss,scr ~esc siIil trying To get m
the tratl et the thi~,e> ~ cxaaslna.
tten IL tinger prints lett on the
wiedsw psw>. rt~ ths~vrs maa~ M
s'sswps % >,sS srticlss II peea.
liary values and sh~ eftlc~ was
Wes ran~ssAci.
The h">. iigx,t than s,came
hunk. was draggc>i ,hragh the d,sOs
lhe marks lSing rainlv visible. eu
'apisd ,rolics. soaae uf ,hrm assignee
h duty wn'S short distance ava,
iarIas ~. rsyh,. decisre,i u could no
Nsvc hcn taken tr"m thu huilsiginl
y rithoO, their knowk,,gc Tsrv tai's-
Ienlsh,, ho~cVcf. H. hcca,c a. niscas.
ns the r,,sh~rv, NJ luhn~oa ssla;
\ hsv~ NJ h-~itanvV IN saying tia
he rs,~rv was iot ,h. purpos- cf ot
'ainlns cerssin particular IsIers. a
Nell as ~ hs,e the "pIortunlty :
\ ~ OVER c,hrr ,aiva,c lsapefs ~ mine.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19
germany, AUSTRIA, HUNGARY PACTS RATIFIED
Tariff Extension
La,U Is Passed In
House BY 1914

WASHINGTON. Oct Is tBy Associated Press)-A bill to
tend the life Of the emergency tariff law February passed
late today by the House is to a. The goes the
Senate
November "a.
Democrats with only few exceptions opposed the proposed
tension while republicans practically unanimously supported Chair
Foney Of the and committee who held that the
temporary law should be ksp. effect until the permanent tariff
schedules could be made operative.
An amendment by Representative Newton Republican Mime.
sxmp. from the extension the duty axseed
jscsed a 10 IS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19
UNIONS, PUBLIC and U. S. WORKING TO AVERT WALK0UT
THREE GROUPS SIMULTANEOUSLY
ATTEMPT TO F0REsTALL TIE-uP

CHICAGO Oct 49, By Associated 10 avert lhe
nationwide rail strike scheduled for October 20 tonight found ssv
snmsntal asence Representatives Of the public and railway
labor unions taking action simultaneously which I'll three hops wsd
preveat dtup the country nansportaon syss through
wakout Of nearly 100000 employees protest q wage
Foremost among the being made BY The different seups
meeting between the United States Railroad Labor Beard
end che heads the five unions which have already suhsssd %
strike called for uvsdy by the board and their sst
Of President Harding Il ssid board msmhsrs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19
SNOWFALL IN HELL. COULD GET
TRAINING EASILY AS SOLDIERS
VETERAN BUREAU MAN CHARGES

WASHINGTON oe M by Associated Press)-Plaesmsnt Of
dsabed service under conditions ha. criminal and relating
to slavery charged by Director Forbes Of the Veterans
resu's district managsrs
Col Forbes criticised in detail the syssem by which service
had been placed in training and the dapprova Of held
BY thrtythree schools and nvua for training those sshsd
the World War In this connection he told the drict
that number Of they had been derset their duty
You men had records Of the training history Of the men, he
serted "yoa should have had this Information had 10 dig
Il out for myself additional expense
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19
SOLDIERS ARE CANvASSED
TO FIND RAILROAD LABOR

SAN ANTONIO Texas. Oct IS tBy Associated
Tor Of all military commando IN As ssaA csr srs
comprising five states for soldiers who have ~ szpss ~
operation Of railway ans and the aatsnanes e wsy havs hn
Issued at headquarters eighth Fevt San hsuAs
learned today.
The report sad would hew The auhsr e ssesr, s,l e.
listed men Of each command who have hsA asad sxysiaes
rs nes Of work. The Be elasiel unasr vs ss
heads officials. train employee yard and station ssysa ~
and maintenance Of way and structure esapaoyea
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19

Tho first move on the part ~ a public
organization 10 avert strike came
when the Ameri,an Erm nurau Fed
cW,Ion, representing isso,eoo farmers,
scn, petitions To the Interstate Com.
NERVE Commission asking for an I'm.
mediate 10 to 20 per cent reduction In
frclrh, rates ON ncccssltlcs and an.
ncunccd tha, |, also would appeal 10
thu Lahos noard no, to grant q new 10
per cent wage reduction which the
roads have announced htey win SEEK,
hut rather to generally rcvIsc wages IN
accoriance with the cyst of living In
various SECTIONS. Concurrence IN these
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19
Help For Farmer
Urged By Middle
West Governors

DES MOiNES Iowa. Oct S by Associated PresDAtsenor
concentrated the freight problem by mddeweern
states and public officials Who today call
Of Governor Kendall Of Iowa. revvns
agriculture and business and &minshns unemployment
agreed that present transportation charges msd proa
bic farming impossbe Resolutions Urging the necessity Of speedy
action BY the nlesate Ceee Cemsison pending
hay and grain prepared but action them held
until tomorrow TO await the expected arrival Governors John
Blaine. Of wseorsn O. Preus Of Minnesota. and Arthur
NJ. Hyde Of Missouri
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19

THE WORT has ais, uonc around tha,
ccr,aln districts ha,c their own little
poll,ical machines herr In Washington
to run the aftals tJ that district. l
wan, to warn hosc ,n~H who maS have
such an tdca that I'M eeing 10 wrcsk
N pol,,ical machines. ami hcforc I am
honrh With this cxpesitlon this hu.
rcan II guing To- H. oswsst~i ch sound.
m,dcrn business prsNclplcs. and every
rnasc ~ u Is gOlng to hc clean aud
aho,c boar,
Il have nothing to. apologise fcr IN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19
STANDARD GIVEN
LIFE TERM UPON
MURDER CnAReE
JURY TAKEs BUT IS MIN.
Ur1s 10 CONVICT HIN
or KILLING.

Gs~re U, SanslArd. c,sarsra ~mh
the m~sssw u Ss~r Rslaes. Nl~Nl
csa, ea August n. about % mll~s
northwest et NWaar,,ir. ~as tesad
guilty hy lavy late yesterday aud
siveW . srwseWc~ a NE lmpri~sa.
mcw. TIE lary was ess - aslast-s
and r~scssed = v~rairs shortly after
6 c'clerk.
standard haa shr~~ aays Within
whleh se TIE . sscsiew tcr . new
trial. Shes,a this ma NJ ssN~. u n
eSp~~srs, that n;.wsrt ssasr Ri~sep
~n formally ~~a'essre hsm sa the
p~al'~astavs within tew asy>.
Among the state witn, sses callcs
wcrcs Ricar,io Manrn. sheriff W. W
Garrc,, II Hartley County. ufNc.
GSigss. IN. \. \. johnston. Hetmar
,sm,ascll. isnaclo. Manos. N v. shrp
perl Shcritt Rertcn Roach. R,s,erl
Nlssildinc. V. y Knowles ani cl.sar
Gm,wws M,ysNn ric~,.
y" wisncs~s~ WV WtctsNl IN thc d.
tcnsc S,tssnsys. \. r C>sle. - ,'iarn
shnn, y n. Ne0rn and n q, ism,nes
represented the dcfsndan,. ". w. Chil
ss"rs and y. T. Mnlet wcrc a,,sncys o.
The state
y u, Wells. alsN charecd with nurie'
w ccancctiun with the death d IN
NcxNOn. WIS cse Il thc witnesses fo'
the STATE.
A,tfocN~ for The state nsads lsl,'s
'.ct's~ the jasy tss = sAcash tsnsty c'
standard
S,s,''S attorney 0id that they IN,
~carcd I0I~ss showing ths, StNnshr
Vas scntcn,Nd a. aud sfN,t tenn N
nv" NverS f,esn winarEst OaunO n
,hc lsnl,, ntiaiV f,s allcecd highwa'
rNAlsry with fir,auUs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19

Yard sni station Emnicyss-Stssioa
ageuis aud CLERKS ss'exsarh cssrAtcrA
lsri clerks swi,chsen.
sicysncn-cisrks. nsshlnisss. hslier'
wak,rs. csr men. hl4rksmishs aeety-
lcns wcldcrs. hos,lers. rsundhoass men.
Mauntcnance q Way rnd structure
-l,ridrc cafpenters, riic drtScr an0
crane cneinssrs. s,rsctufai steel work.
ers and track men.
Tho i've states IN the Sth Cosps era
are; Twas. oklshcms. New Nevic0. An
xoqa aud culufldo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19

lNfSolal "fttccts have hc,n Instruct.
~ io conpilc the Information ftOm
ir,oris ~ es,h ~nldiet and rnhmt the
r.l'rs t. hs'dqgs t,ss. ,th C,r.,s. co,n.
u'andc,i hv MAI Ccn. John L.. li.n.s.
~ih'uut dely
fhe hsi ~ tailrud Norsers unarr
whAh sNi-iicncci mer Wm D., ,lassi.
l.vi T. - full,ws
uftetsls Sa-Fintenients. nastcr
,hsnirs. trainmsstets. roundhouse
ioromsu. dislatchsts
Train iinplo,es ssssinctoFs. loccmc.
'iNe engincrs. iAcmotivc firvmen.
lfakeuloa.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19

similar unsnlmitN was rachci a. 10
,l,r ue,cs~i,y ef ae;tnn d, Crgf,ss In
rsamirmins - state authority essr state
rites
Anoaher aac-tssa "a ~hich ths son.
l,Nn,e she~e.i waEm lccllns ~as that
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19

m, statements ,ha, men have been
ilascd In training under conditions
thai arc criminal and rla,lng to slav.
cry.
In. spldlsr rehabilitation division of
the felcml R,ari f,r Vocational Train,
ins was blamed by plr~ctor forhcs for
sme M the difficulties encountered.
aud n rreicci In southern California
was men,innci by him as y place whcrc
"the m~n had no mow chancc than q
saowhall IN lia,ies bcing trained"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19
5 UNION CHIEFS
TO MEET LABOR
BOARD THURSDAY
PURPOSE or coNPERENCI
NOT SP4UIrUD m
SUMMONS.

CIEVkrNNn 0~, ,svs.
-. - -. n. ~. ..-....
WV" " w ~
"s'""~~ w"x~~sss~ nsx~as
slvike 10 h~siN Oct. 70 shifted hsck
Ia ChIcaxo today with th~ m.
,,..,.,>>..,...s 49, A.. 49,. -,
.,...s... "a - .,s" a.. s.ns.~s
s-.ss~ra.u.s. "a ..s...sss . .~..-~s
-. -. u.ss.~..S 49, wI
sI-s 49,. ~.- ..-...ss.'~- ~-..s'-
nm An. A..,a 4. 49,. vS.-..
a., .ss.~.....
-. s.l-.,.,-.. .,......sa-- Al. -
s~~r.r- 49, ...s 4. Ss:sss~- =
ss.,,. ,~..,.a... "a a. ss~sS"-as
I.r.,~.,,,. r..,.ss~.. a. n -
w~.l.l..s NJ ~. n,.sa-.ss-s -
R.,,,-,-s r,..l,,,-.s. - a. ~.
A.. q
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19
MERCURY TO DROP
10 DECReES TO-DAY

" AsN~st,a rv~
nNll.NS N>s> ~. M drNr "
~ hx,'cs h lesN,srN,aN viii take
lN,sV ~ fNeS an oAlNhoNa Vsgly ~.
ot~'~ msNsag, ss~s Aog m ~, !, l.,
,NN,, NNl,assas.sl, u thc Cailc<i
S,s,c~ wsa,hes MWaO hers> rhe hlsh.
~, trm'~ra,W,c tS~NaSl~i to4saN vas ~
MCV,s, whch j. cNstd ca WnSNscn
aNN wArm
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19
NATIONAL BANK Of
ClEBURNE IS SHUT

~ Asss~iNNa cr~s
ClsHRCHNH. NSaS ~, N-rhc
\atk'Dal lSrk ~ Cicha,nc did nc,
Oasa ,sStaN. \ ssNtssnens ssgoci nv hank
,g,e iAlS sa1 sWs,~nsiVn MAS "a0c IN
ecNNN wt,hd awals u C>,an,V funds and
very sfss s~at~thas. c,,OlslcSl with
Withdrawals ~ ac,~~a,oss" \ nostcS
essd W nWNt ~ ,hc hank anncans,S,
n VAS Vtss~Nl ~ cNsF " thc aiNV,Oss,
a u, ~ ~, nN,eAal hank examiner,
hlS lakVn chafeN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19
JACKSON IS HELD IN
JAIL WITHOUT BAIL

SIsSlal " tNe NeNe
ttCl M Nkl. \, ". Oct, ts,-
The mr,imlnaty trial n Res> lack,
,'M MvM Cv~ner aud "rr>aS
lack" l.rwt>, charved With she MI.
Ing II Rey lAekcs, wsahrsl In the
svea>rd eslag hid whhea, esn,
l.ssA~s, a preaaaem rNachrs II ,he
ksMA mclgheesAcsA. MAS teaWa
sscSd ~a Octeeer I Nth a ha,lrs
wcaNd through tlw hc~rt, Ne wss
h>t ~eca m cewassNy Nth the
,hv~ as~n, q h ~sla. kaNAhsa 4
teA~st u SANTA ~ asv rvpsc~rWs.
lag tlw areeN>e.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19
COWlES IS SCOTTISH
RITE MASONIC HEAD

" a<>~~ avs tN<<
WASllN,sNN>, ~, IA, N,
tNwkS ~ issassNatc. M. NAs cl-cl,>l
sSN' N'ssN s,aesA s,aNn.aoslcr, sssa,hcsn
tsa .s.sNsNNs, SNssssA Hi,c MasOnS IN
saN, ~ sWNs~d ts~sgc y Ns~ec u
this cltN, Nh, r>'SsNNs>l l-SaWs,r Vl al.
NSNs~d ag,N
rAe ANNNssl sSsS,,a ~ the sapscusc
C0r,N NNtV NNlNant,l ScNcN ksNl
rsasssss " lhe osNlcr 4, thc hsaSary
thirty Ia assNN and ,wVa,V Oac ~
knssh ~saNNnsess ~ ,hc s,ott ~
lVoss
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19

rherNs~ NJ e>hlh,"rs. Who have
nt,sch~i oar namcs hcr',N dcclarc that
,he sst'ek ks's ne, Vrwsca, oar N,cws
and ths, w aid ~, s,,~ ANY authority
ts ns rulilcstlcn. oa the on,tary
", aw satisfied with tho iusising; We
lslie,e ,hs, the ja,ises ~sw absolutely
"-ausse" and that ,hss hlsed our ex.
hints accorilnE Ia ,hc sccfe car,. f,r.
thssmsxs, u !. not ~ maeA Ca ribbons
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19

rnues,s should avert tho strike the
federation said IN l,s announeementa
and volunteered 10 meet with union ana
rail- representatives M mediator.
unlens 10 Neee.
A series of meetings 10 last all weea
will he rtar,ed tomorrow ~ the elevVn
rail unions which have not yet Issued
sirike Gala although mo<t of them
have voted for strike. l.sadesu u
several ~ thesr uHlunn announced ehat
nj these meetinxs NY win oppeep =
strike rall in tho hcrs that split ~
,coNTINuED ON PA0E TWoA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19
DRY vlOlATORS ARE
ATTACKED BY JUDGE
~ >s~Sss,sa r~~.

SllHHNHi>sssr. Ia. ut. iS,-rrN
hsls,tn Vea,asiOns and thu Tendency ~
ssae l~>e,lc IL ,akc law cnGoNSment
in,N tAclC Cwn hands wcc g,Vcn as two
" shc eNVcst wits II thu rrcscnt
,,mV hS laSc whnf,sa lack, In HE
SAa ~ e~icc ,he grand Jury, whhrh
y~AV~nsss IN rni,cd S,a,cS d,S,ykr, cUnr,
Yesterday morning,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19

a intsrvsi chsre,s snd he ~ ,rsll,d a.
ilsticu ,slihy ioif.Wv'l D, The fcsl,fal
tssssNs bsnSs Agucnltuur Nas ieslars>i
10 hA,s t.sn unduls isnsiifci ~ cNccs-
sise 'ses~lrs fof tau daiin un,l,f ~
ea,laih d.isiCuA cunaitl.i.s.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19
rhssaa~a Wins.

W a~sA@ stsd fft<.
ttotSrl>. Twas. at. iS--lohnny
Thsaasn M llaus,,n. ias macr.
UulFantc,i. I,u Mssss II l'hl.aslclnhla
WASill <'srhN. at. N-l'rosi,lcnt
ead Mr.. hauing lcfi washlngian latc
h a ie.rmNd main .Nsnt hoa, hsrc
tunlghi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19
PEACE PROGRAM
COMPLETED WITH
CENTRAL POWERS
VOTE Is 90 FOR TO 90
A0AINsT--S MORE THAN
WAS NECESSARY.

w Associated fUe-
WNSlllNtrO<. Oct. ls.--rhe
adminlstra,lun's peace tr~a,rs with
Grrmany, Austria and Hungary
wcrr ratiilrd ~ the S~aaie tonight.
,m So,r on thw ilrs, s~o hclng sG
te 20. ~ elkM MARI than the ner.
essary twothlrds. aud In thr ,asr
NJ thr Hungarian irvaty. due u ihr
ahrnce et ,hrcc senaters. 90 a. ".
THE Seaatc ac,laa romllr,rd thr
admlnlsira,ian's Immediate ,~acr
program aud hreush, a fall state
NJ peace With thr rrlnripal enrmy
powers. Remalnlre naw anly arr
the formal exchanges of raililrai,aa
eNsept in the ca~ ~ ,he ltussssinn
treaty, a. tina, goveramrW asm
has ~, ,o cemplrte parliamentary
ar,iaa ea the treaty.
Oaly three Repahllcsas--Seaatws
ncrah et ldaha. t.Atellrtte II Wis
ceasln. and Nwr,s ef Nebraska.
whe, ahsrWi en acceen, cl ,llmsss,
wrrr pslr~d against rasltk ailM---
vesrd against th~ tr~aihS hour
tern n,mrrsts en the aher hsnsl.
supportea lhe trvatlrs. whll~ ,wa
mcsr were paired In 'si~ II ,a,i
iwatlon.
l@t,gV fina' action Was taken a Dcm
ccsatN cffWt h. substitute TOT the 0cr
man trcaty the trvaty of Versailles viii
the twclve i.e.igc reservations was h
tcs,c,a and the nscl.n r,ls,ions comm.,
,cc rescr,atiOns prchlttlns Amerra ag
Mcmhrrship on thu alli,sa rc,aratmnl
commission vr amy other lntcsa l,lons
c,mmission without thu ,~mscm q
SAxt~ss wcr aac.s~t.
The rll can On n,lfica,icn " N,
G0man trcaty follows
ET rstlftcatl,n -Rcpahlicans iall
taandegce, imrsam, calder. Cameron
,srl~r. Clt. Cummings. Curtis. Dilline
ham. nas~rs. fs,gc, kikms. krns,. f,s
nahl fians~N rs~iinshays,n. 0~silns
Hale Hsr~d, Johnson. kel,cxg. Ken
YIN. kcy~s. t.cnwcs. t.,sixc Mc,>w
mick. Mctumhes. Mckinley. Mcl..an
McNary, M~ses. Nclscn. New. New
l~SrN, Nch Ism. NWl~s'k. Nld,c. ragc
tSnrcsc. lNcinsisxtcr, Shcr,rhig,S Sanoc,
Sg-aNr, S,1hnx. Sa,h~ghaa. rcwn
scnd, waJswor,h. warrcn. wa,ss
1ndanA. walhr, wil~sn raal. ss
nsmccfatss Asharst. nrOussarl
n,al Fletcher, Gerry. kcnd,isk. Myers
OWN, Nmctvne Ransicll, Shlclis
rtammcl Cnderw~sl aud Walls,
,Massachu~rtts, Total IL
Oppese Nasllsratsea.
Against ratification Republicans
norah and i.atNelle,,c, Total :
nsm,srats; CNway, C1llrrscn
Glass hantS Harrison. Hcflln. lcn~
,>c~ Mcxs,al klag, Mckl,ar ovvr
man, ia,mNn Ree,i, Shcp,ari Snn
moas. S,snscy, Walsh ,uon,anaA Wat
sa WacSgsaA and wiutams, ra,al. u
wnh ,hc Vacancy ,auSd w th
dsa,h 1 senator kncx thc total mcn'
tsrshir q ,hc Scnatc VAS ~. Mn,
sna,oss w~fc Iarr,a as tollows;
hachyVsck. nsmvsrat. Nebraska
J,ncs. Rerahlic~n. Washington; i.a,hl
Rcpatlkan, North nakV,a, Philips. Hs
patlNNn. N1"adc; Smith. nm~sa,
: nth Csraina, and S,anficld. Hcp0h
lsNn, owsSa tor a,incN;Ron; and NoE
us, Rceahlh~n. Nebraska; lsOlansa
hcmss~t Arkansas AMI swanson
hrm,SsaI Virginia. against r,unca
tim.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19

or cash psls~~ that NJ ar cxhlhtins
0as ps~iac,S ea, f,r the opportunity To
cxnl,s, hsforc these not familiar with
oar tc~oarccs. the w~ndcrfai crrortun.
tiles ef Northwest TEXAS aud IN 50 ~.
,ng inccsse the population of our sc.
,lcn. We srrfecssse the orIottunlt,
slvea H. Ne 10 the State Fair w rexss
CONTINUED ON FACE two
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19
lUOWIC THIRD IS
DEAD Att CASTLE
CLOSE TO SAvAR
VENERABLE RULERS WIFE
DIED ON Same DAY HE
ABDlcArED.

~ Ar.sAssa rr>s
lO>lsoN. Oct. ss.--,Nn k>chsasr
rrsecam trcm Nkaa tcAsy states
that . rvr~t has h~ea r~crs,~d II
the arsth ct t.ad~sx 90. t~wwr
Ming u RsVsriA AZ >srNar. cs>iir
ia Hungary.
\ Reuter- dispsirh frsm Raaap~>t
sy> Ludwig dscd today,
t.asi~is 10. . pscsur~>aar Hgarr
m kar~pr tcr thrr~ aasrsrs> ef
rvo.ary. rroeamrd his thr@r a.
king "a bavaria. en >e,~ms~r IL.
isls. having hid u . ~sam thr~c
WARS. disaster hrcke h~s,ty ea
th~ Nrmtshlr rules ~ hi> wife.
Marta thes~>s. MIN ws> tSinre>>
Roysl u Hungary and Hsh~mis.
ds~d ea thr ~ssa~ aas.
Af,cr hts Stslica,tn Ludwig I'D O.
Swi,ss, land and h,,r t. tn Aus,risn
rNri With wihct ru,al msml,crs q hts
Al cas ,ms a. waS rcp rtc,l
Z" H. hving al fhc sas,lc ~ Nadaf Un
der flctitloas nam, and also to hsNs
hecn arisen u the Alps hS SlarsicisicS
In Marh. 1918. h. r~y,Vc,i IsrmisSl.'u
q S~,ss gV,~rnmsn, H. icsisl. a, xlscru
aud ,hi,her h. wrn, fc~ DAYS h,ct u
take up hts Wsishns,, W. rcmain,'l
ngaflN a war IN Switzerland wherc hfe'.
ln Virtual -Sllc and In imam
cial dls,ress h ald a. hsvc ,hr~slene.l
hls sanity Tie Was s'N,,.N IN 20 ~.
stsl moalhs aud ~s, oacV crruacouSlN
rer~sed dad