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The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-01-27
CARD OF 1'RANKS

To the friends and neighbors who
were so kind and helpful during the
illness, and at the death of our wife
and mother, and to those who ex-
tened comforting sympathy on those
occasions and contributed the beau
tiful flowers we would take this OPP
portunity of expressing our heart
felt thanks.
John Schofield
and Family.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-01-27
EARLY Name FOR cr,nberrIe..

John Josselyn, an English traveller
and naturalist who visited New Eng.
land In 1888. and wrote an account
OF its "Rarlties," says: Cranberry.
or bear berry because bears used
much to feed upon them) Is small
trayling plant that grows In salt
marshes that are overgrown with
moss. The Indians and English use
them much, boiling them with sugar
for sauce to eat with their meat"
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-01-27
>Iondon,. First Thsater.

1t is a little difficult to realize that
In London. the Mecca of the English
speaking theater devotee. there wac a
time when an order was passed ~
parliament for the compulsory clos
Ing of these palaces OF amusement"
and making IL crime TO be presen
as a spectator at a play. This hap
pened In puritan times in 1912. when
only two English theaters existed.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-01-27
CARD OF THANKS

To our friends and neighbors who
were so kindly helpful and sympa-
thetic during the illness and at the
death Of our beloved husband and
father, to Rev. Mr.. Warren and those
who sang, and to all who contributed
flowers, we would make an express
sion Of heartfelt thanks.
Mrs. Chas. Monte
and Family.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-01-27
MeNiel

Mrs. Mable Elizabeth Mcneil died
at her home in Birch Run, January
20, 1921. Mable K. Bachelor was
born in Galveston, Texas, March 8,
1891, in which city she grew to
womanhood and was united in mar
riage to Walter McNiel, then serv-
ing in the u. S. army. They moved
to Birch Run in 1919 which place
continued to be their home until her
death. The deceased was loved and
respected by all who had come to
know her. Funeral services were
held from the Birch Run Nj. p.
Church, Saturday afternoon, Rev.
Joseph Dibley officiating. The inter-
ment was in Birch Run cemetery.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-01-27
"war Lordsn Yield Kitchen,

The field kitchen OF William Hohen-
zollern, which followed the former
kaiser In all his wanderings about
Europe during the war, has been sent
to the United States. The trophy Is
to be added TO notable collection of
war relics In Washington.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-01-27
Quaint Form Of Oath.

Reginald Farrant, who has been APP
pointed stlpendary OF Douglas and
Castletown. Isle Of Man, was recently
sworn in the quaint form which has
prevailed in the island for centuries.
He swore t. do justice between party
and party "as indifferently as the her.
rings backbone doth lie in the midst
of the Ash"
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-01-27
Curious Masterpieces

Literary masterpieces have been
written on strange mediums. Smart's
poem, "Song to David" was written
with key on the walls OF a mad.
house. Coleridge once wrote a son.
net on a scrap Of seaweed.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-01-27

India Is not famouS for It's fish, yet
has one which ranks ~ a great dainty.
This Is the "snow trout" of }he Hima-
Inyas. II is caught only In the cc'd
mountain streams.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-01-27

January %, Rev. JOS. Dibley officiat-
ing. Interment in West Vienna
cemetery.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-01-27
ARBELA

Born, January "a to Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett SECULAR, an 8-lb son.
Geo. Hill and family spent Sunday
with Walter Zimmerman and wife.
Frank Morrice and wife, Peter
Morrice and wife of Birch Run spent
Sunday with Clyde Garvin and wife.
Oren Hill of Otisville and Floyd
Hunt of Linden spent Sunday with
Chas. Hunt and family.
Fred Zimmerman, wife and daugh-
ter, Helen, and Byron Forsyth and
wife attended the funeral of the
formers father at Bay City, Satur-
day.
VIM. Lurvey entertained a pedro
party at his home Saturday night.
Fred Currier and wife spent Sun
day with Calvin Monroe and wife.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18
WOMAN BANDIT IS
HELD BY OFFICERS
FORNERLy \ FARM GIRi.. MT
Now ms FIFTY ROBBERIEs
To IIrR CREDIT
iiy Associated Prs.

ny HfNNNhHo itheN
CHICAGO. Jan. is.- Mrs. Cleopatra
HUFFMAN, "a yeats Old who until two
months ago had spcnt hcr llfc In milk.
Ing cows. feeding chickens ana helping
run farm near Wichita Falls. Texas
tonight VAS quoted by the police a.
,Dnf,csing that she was the woman
hIndi, who had playrd The leading par,
In fifty huldups in sixty days. many Of
them IN the day time. and hld he-n
sought by the police foi several weeks
~ smile 90 tear on a pretty face
were my chief wcapuns." shc was
quoted as saying. but I also carried u
little pearl handled revolver. for cmel
gcncy."
Mrs Hurtzman said she was married
10 Kurt Hurtzman two months age and
let the farm o. come to Chicago with
him.
Ills health failed, be- losi his job.
bccame tuo fond ~ whi-kcy and then
fcll In with thieves" she added We
decided To- become bandits. II artcd a-
lure Kurt and would rent room
IN "a fashionable residence district !
strollcd along the street and
when | met "A prosperous look.
ing person. managed h. force a
tear. told him was lost and wanted
20 find certain address the nunls''
~ the room We had TAKEN. When he
explained that u Was only few door~
distant brought forth n smile. and
generally hc would accompany me.
when the number waS reached,
either pcrsu,laded him "a enter with nae
-or hroueh, forth the pistol IN
either cas-. I touk him into the room
where Kurt WAS. u was vary simple
Sometimes We held up five or six r-,
sons In day II made mc wun0rr
why s,cnt % wears On a farm, IL
was so easy"
The Hurizmans were trailcd hy the
police several weeks but always ,yadc,i
arrest until four detectives waited Tor
them at room They had rented Hurt
man was held in the Jail tonight and
Mrs HuItsmun was n detention
h"mc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18
TWO MEN KILLED BY
BOMB, SIXTEEN ARRESTED

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Jan IT,
fwo men were killed here tonight
when homb cNpl~lcd In the main
garage ~ the Quaker City TaNiab
company. The victims were Percy a.
Dean OF Philadelphia and George
Mckee of lIaddnnficld, y. J., both In.
spcctors Several other employees Of
the company were injured hut none
seriously.
Chauffcurs NJ the company have
hccn ON strike several weeks and "A
number Of acts of violence have taken
place. Ahuut ten DAYS agn bombs
were found IN tWo calss uf the com.
Iany. one Il these cahs was dcmol.
ishcd Rt no one was injured Several
cabs have hccn stolen ans wrecked
As a result ~ these acts. inspectors
were phc'd In the concerns garages
10 examine returning cabs. Dean
and Mckee were going over car
Nhich had. Just come IN. Dean picked
NJ a cylindrical object about three
inches IN diameter and eight inches
long. The driver Richard Curran.
shouted warning and iump-d hack
IN time to escape injury himself. as
the c"nirivan,c exploded.
The police have arrested ~ mon whn
are held for examination.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18
REINFORCEMENT
BILL P R D B A B | Y
MEET WITH DEFEAT
iiNEr hRE SHARPLY DRAwN FOR
FIGHT WHICH WILL BE.
GIN TODil.
OPPOSITION IS BITTER
Little Sentiment for \ Larger IIonsr'
Opinion u That More Members
Would Only Increase
Expense.
Ry Associated Prsss

" As.ocia'sd PTsss
WASHINGTON. Ian. is.--I.inesAycr,'
HhTrply ,iavn tonight for fight to.
In"trow to defeat thu rcnppurticnmrnt
hill. which would Increase the member.
ship of the housr II representative
from i3s 90 4Sa
After final chck NJ leaders m.
noinc,d that the measure ng reported
would be voted down declsiyely and lhit
u sub.plnn. holding SEATS Ia the urcsrn,
'."ial would bc adopted hy blg MA.
.ioriiy
There seemed little scn,imcn, for o
larger house Members from states
whirh would lose representation under
TIL shifting II twelve seats from eleven
in cighi states declared they would
v't" against adding ~ rcprcsentntlv,f
NJ q cost of approximately 81 200 000 u
ycar when therr IL crying demand
from all quarters Tor governmental econ.
orv.
NJ marp,d cut tolav the program nm
der which she hill will I've c,lled M o..
r'f"-lw. nroyilos i've hours ~ debate
White thrrc WAS some objection to 40
much oralrv u was aG1e,d a. ptrmit
in'lnls ~ to cXprCss their views n,
length ard then by = rnll call vote.
L.; ih' country knew that the house II
liz enough ~ u stands.
The republican steering commiitcc
was reported solidly against the IN
crease. nu' ~. ,.soannnnic,'. hut as In.
driduals southern den0Cmts. q was
sAid were not expected to oppose IN
lower number as a bosl,. as IN. shlftinl:
" aoIts would leave their ~ osont ninn
h'r intact.
j'ndcr provisions uf The hin. hous
leaders expect to I've adopted the Ia
cr'as's will lT as follows;
California : Michigan 2: ohio ., Con
rrc,icui, New Jersey North Carolina.
TeNas. and Washington. one zach t.
mako M this numhcr withodt changing
thc as total, Missouri would lose iwr
sc,,a aud m" following states on
noh: Indiana. Iowa. Kansas. Kentucky.
Louisiana. Maine. Nississipri. Nciaa ska
Rhode Island aud Vermont
By this arrangement the touih woul I
eain IN North Carolina. and TrNls. md
l;.S' IN Louisiana and Mississippi
Declaring that nrml,rs generally
were fnr the resolution. Representa-.
tive Garrett Dcmocr Z. 1cnn'ssec. In.
sisted he could not permit cri;ici''r nj;
the '"crctlty ~ war tn e. unchal'
lengcd
Republicans ~ congrcsi have
reached the poIn, whc,c th"v ar" viii.
INK 10 eat their wor,ls" Mr. Garrett
said. They voted against a motion
10 rccommit the army bill fur N" ~.
Continued on page tw0
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18
TWO MEN INDICTED
ON FRAUD CHARGE
MANY WOUNDED WAR VETERANS
INFLICTED 0f LARGE SIMS ny
DEFENDANTS.
By Associated lpSs
WA SIIINgTnN


WASHINGTON. Jan. r. Wili.a'i
T. Salisbury. ir.. of Buffalo. y. T.. aud
David VI. UriSwold. OF Brooklyn. New
York. pleaded guilty today In the d'k
tiict of Columbia supreme court 10 tw3
indictments In connection with war
risk insurance frauds by which mum.
hcr cf wounded war veterans wcis
indicted of large sums of money to ~.
pr'liic their claims against the govern.
mcnt
I'll" pair held positions of examiners
Of claims In the bureau and we're
chatgrd with having furnished inf".
nation uf claims about to be allowc'
IA much ~ fifiy per cent of the claims
was demanded In some cases, the gov.
ornmcni contcndcd.
Justice Gould. presiding. sct no date
IN the scna,r. the men b,ing NJ liberty
under hail The maximum penalty un.
der each ~ the indictments 10 two years
In the pcnitcniiary and fine of &c.
OOo. The men may be- scnt to the pen.
iitniiafy for q total of four years. IL
addition To- a fine not io exceed $4,000
Several other parsons outside the wa.
risk insurance bureau have been In.
dictcd individually and Jointly win
Salisbury and Grlswuld and have n
tered pleas ot not guilty.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18
ALABAMA LYNCH|NG
Be INVEST|G ATED
SPECIAL TERM or COURT WILL
BE CALLED TO TRY PIER.
SONS INDICTED.


JASPER. Ala. Jan. l7.--.Thc grand
jury bcgan late today the hearing VI
tcstimonies In connection With the
lynching Of William Baird. n miner.
last Thursday
The state. II II understood presented
before the grand Jury testimony ~
persons living along the highway
which the mob took after taking Baird
from the Walker county Jail.
The principal session ~ the grand
jury viii be held tomorrow when. II
IN understood. Judge Wilkinson will ~.
Ter as evidence tho written confessions
~ CLYDE Springer. n soldier. and LES.
le West a chauffeur. the latter. ac.
curdinR % authorities having admitted
that h. furnished the automobiles used
by the lynching parties
Court officials freely predict that IN.
dictmcuts will D. returned against ten
members of ca. NJ. which detachment
was stationed at Town,cy when the
lynchiug oocurrcd. M result OF the
reported confession of West. In which.
according TO Judge wilkinson. he
named the members of the mob
4 special term 20 circuit court has
been called for Monday when the tria'
1t those who are indicted Will begin.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18
REGULAR ARMY WILL BE REDUCED TO $4,000 MEN;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. USEMEMBERSHIP UNPOPULAR
KU KLUx KLAN TO
UPHOLD THE LAW
By Associated Press

Nv sNNFNAAANh wv
ATLANTA Ga. Jan i5- In.
ccrs,d by reports ui attempts tn In.
timidaic whites and negroes In SOY.
,ral sections q the country hy pcr
sans posing az members of the ku
kluN Khan. Colonel VIM J simmons
~ Atlanta. imperial wizard II The
knights of the ku KluN Khan. iudiy
offered u reward at 500. fUr the ni
rest and conviction nf amy person
anywhere Whn iisHs the name ku
kluN Khan In IN unllwful manner of
IN connection with any purpose or
movement not sanctioned by hw 4"
The ku KluX Khan most posi-.
lively does not sanction lawlrssnrss
in any form" SNs Culnnd simmons
'and II IN nu' tn b" used ns IN agency
IT wrong ~ Injustice " any mem.
her ~ this organization. hns forgot
ten his cath ~ g. lrni huns II a.
any m"ycm'nt that intcrforci with
~ right ul tny prrsnu Dr any rncr
~ creed a. life. lihvriy aud the lur
suit nf happiness. that member II his
IDENTITY hromes known. viii De- I'm.
m'diatcly hanlsh'd from the Ku
Klux Khan
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18
MPERs ATTACKED
At LABOR MEETING
SPANISH DELEGATES FAVOR
OrsTING AMERICAN LEADER
FROM CHAIR.

by Associated Press.
MEXICO. CITY. Jan. i7.--Opei
threats of bolt from the Pan.Ameri.
cnn Federation uf Labor conference by
the Spanish speaking delegates came
to-day nj the conclusion Of IA stormy
morning session. the possible detection
hinging upon the delay ~ Snmu6,
Gompcrs In directing telegram Ia
President Wilson concerning the Amer.
tenn occupation OF sahto Domingo.
~ the outset of the morning aosuloi
Nj. Goinpers was asked by the Domi.
nican delegates to answer n question
whether a Telegram protesting agninst
the American occupation and demand
ing an immediate evacuation of tho
island had been sent. In accordance
with ~" resolution approved by tho
lalor congress last Friday. MFR Com.
peers reply that be desired 90 modify
the test ~ the convcnilon'a telegram
innsnuch NJ the American government
already had declared itself In favor q
evacuation. started heated argument
In which the Latin.Amerlcan policy ~
the United states was bitterly crlu
ciped ~ the Dominican. salvadurean
and Mexican delegates.
S.nor solana. of salvador. openly de-
clarcd that his delegation would aban.
d"n the congress- unless MIR. Gompcrg
Immediately sent the Telegram. The
Dominican and Colombian delegation
asscrt"d after the meeting adjourned
that they would act likewise
Although the trouble had its origin
with the technical refusal of AIR. Com.
I'crr a. abide IN detail by the resolu.
tion passed unanimously by the con.
gress. Il II said that behind II lies an
effort by the Spanish speaking del =.
gates io test their strength against the
delegation which doubtless viii he sup
ported by the Porto liican representa-.
tivcs. Talk of ousting Mr.. Gombers
from the presidency of the Pan.Ameri
can federation was prevalent amonE
the Spanish delegates. who, following
the non adjournment. deferred .thrll
luncheon an hour for informal eau
rusrK. nss-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18
FINAL PL A n s F 0 R
INAUGURATION Of
HARDING APPROVED
AFFAIRS TO BE MOST DEMOCRAT.
IC-LiTTLE EXPENSE To nv
INCURRED.


w ehiiofNifd IftNs
MARION Ohio. Jan. l5 Final plins
for the ccr' mony IN the east pnrilco of
the capitol which viii mark the innug.
uratinn ~ Warren g.. Harding ns pres.
ldrnt ~ the United States. were yir.
tunlly approved today as IA, result ~
u conference h,twc,n ~" prcsld"nt.clcci
ana Elliott Weeds. Superintendent Of
the capitol building ana grounds
Mr. wo'ds came io Marion o. tel
Mr. Harding formally that the innug
uri committees had ncpuiosccd ~ hil
cHritnl Dc made Tho sccnc of III event
rather than the senate chamber lie
also sought tn prcsldrnt-oloct's con.
sent io n plan for the erection nf a
small platform on the east steps from
which the inaugural address viii De- Dc
livcr,-l II WIS agreed that the plat.
form would BE- built hut II would hr
merely small affair designed ,o assist
The prcsid,nt.clcct In making himsrN
heard
MI Harding today coniinuod his c1hi
net 'nnfcrrnces preparatory tp his do
lar;urc for Fluridl. hui whether h. was
able tu reach = conclusion IN regard e.
N, several pressing questions could moi
h. learned
Among the visitors were Frank -
l.cwdcn. former governor of Illinois
who u rcportod to supporting Chas
- Dawes q Chicago Tor secretary e
tn treasury VIII u Hays. chairman ~
the republican national committee
spoken # for postmaster general. and
Charles D. Iiillcs. NJ New York men
toned fcr ihc s'crciaiyship uf the treas
ury.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18
OFFICER ARRESTED
ON BlGAMY CHARGE

ATLANTA Ca Ian IT, captain 7
Ford. foTmer finance officer al Camp
Gordon held in the Fultnn county hn
on hieomy charges brought hy Mrs
Catherine law ,hcr Mansham Ford an
English woman. t"ily was served with
a warrant charging violation OF the
Mann white slave act Ford is bcing
held IN default ot - oeo hond
Ford WIS arrested several DAYS ago
ni his home herc where h. was iying
with Mrs Carrie sutton Ford, whom
hc claimcd to ha,, marric'i a, TamIa.
Florida. last YEAR Tho Enrli~h
woman sstys she married Furd if
London la June 1919 after an acduain
tancr hcgun In France. where they
bath were engaged In war work.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18
hy Associated rf,ts
LONDON, ian. l;.-t reairal news

disa,ch irum Rigs, dated SUNDAY.
says: Moscow rcoris q scrious ~.
sant rebellion has broken out IN the
government oi Iudnlin JkIninc. un.
der the leadership oi Colonel n,jumk
Tlr soviet government fears the Ic
volt VIII spread. In consequence oi ihs
unrest of the Ckiainiin peasants over
the refusal ui the so,ic,s to reined'
numerous grievances"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18
TuE RAWLINGS or \ NIT.

Il WAS midnight on III" orran.
Not street ear was IN sight
The sun was shining brightly
For :; rdlncd ell dly that night
'Twa, u suinmcr's dny IN winter
The rain waf showing fast
As barefoot glrl with Shoes nn.
Stonl sitting on the grass
II WI" evening. and the rising sun
Was settling IN the wcst
while the little fishes In the trees
Wcrc cuddling In their nests
The riin was simply pouring down,
The sun was shining bright
And everything Tint YOU could scr
War hidden out ~ sight.
Then IT, organ pcalcd potatoes
Lard was rendered hy the choir.
While the sexton rang dishrag.
Someone srt the church on fire.
Holy smoke" the preacher
shouted
As hc madlv tore his hair.
Now his head resent les hcacon.
Fur thcf~ ~ No parting there.
--Trigonian Ncwa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18
u, Associated PreA.
NfW YORK, Jan. i..-New York

honoicd IcnJamin Franklin today,
hailing him us the commercial father
Of his country, and M poor Richard.
Americas patron saint at thrift
commcmorating the beginning of his
literary career in Boston goo years
ago. exercises throughout the city
. iauded him. In connection with nation
al thrift week aud IN prnmnliun -
patriotism and economy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18
TWO AUTO BANDITS
ARE NOW IN JAIL
MLEGfD MASTER MIND" has
GRENDERED TO DALLAS
AUTHORITIES
Nv A.scci.,,d rr,s.

hY AsHccisisd Press.
DALLAS. Texas. Jan Within "a
few h~urs oftcr charges hnd hccn filed
against Albcr, l. Rowan. alleged TO h.
the master mind In connection with
the h"ldup ~ - sub.postofflcc station
horc Friday. u Ben Luna walked lnio
the police station late to-day and SIR.
rendered to the authorities Luna was
accompanied hy Lc" Pcrkinson. local
attorney. who also WAS with Rowan at
the slime the latter was taken into Gus
tNly. Nj Pcrkinsn issucd statement
- the effect that neither Rowan nor
Luna was connected with the holdup
hvt that they surrendered following the
circulation ~ rumors that they were
wanted by tho police. Both are well
known In Dallas.
Another man was detained by the
authorities fur a short time this after
noon bat was released when efforts a.
identify him as one u the alleged tan.
dts failed Police say that further
arrests are expected tonight
The charges filed against Rowan ard
Luna before United States Cmnnis
sioncr H v Davidson. Jr alleged con
tmracy with " y Scrivncr and IA,
Murphy 10 commit rob steal aud pur
loin pfopIty of the United States gov.
ernmrn," and that they did wound
persons IN the custody "f the mail and
p,r ,4,id persons lives In jeopardy by
tho use ~ dangerous weapons Rowan
has locu released IN Si5 .OeO bond and
attorneys fnr i.uu- have hrgun az.
rangsfnpnis fut hi band.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18
y, Associsbd rpfs.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE first

action tn recuNer dam1rss from tho
government arising out ~ cndcavors
to produce the Liberty motor was
tried before the United States court
vt claims today upon the clahn u
thr nnrscnhcrE motors corporation
of New York city. to recover N.e0i,
Ssi from the United States upon con
uaots for the manufacture of liberty
motors The sul, also was one of the
first ol the many actions upon claims
aegrcgutlnE miliions oi dollars In.
v"lvlne "coSi plus" contracts to T..
brought bcforc the coirt of claims
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18
Mnnld ENrlnde .Aliens

LINCOLN. Nch. Jan IA hin was
introduc,d in tn Nebraska housc to
nieht to exclude aliens Who are incii.
rihlr to American citizenship from
owning land in Nebraska Aliens
whuse rirhis are determined hy
treaty are not included The mll 3,
similar 10 the California law.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18
TOBACCO GROWERS TO
DEMAND MORE MONEY



LEXINGTON. Nv iln o. HighaI
iri,rs md nrul willingness on the
rlf' " ~, grower. tr sell characterized
'ho r,uiHfinr tdly ot 'h' hurley lo''ac
c. maikys throughout cntpl Ken.
ll,ty 1,cudng to REPORTS received
h"r, tonight The marfrt closed ian.
ilv 8. f.nuVinr refusal II the farmers
'o market thair crops lt prices offered
tt that tmr
40 unly one point C1rv,l'on Ky
was amy dissatisfaction shown Uvcr
prices off'ud hy buyers There. dis
patches shuw Il. N, market Il srd at ;
o. ~. hccpusc ~ complaints of farmers
TIM; priops offcr,d dil pHt pey for The
,,st ,f production Decision as -
vhetha the market will rcopon is tr
be- mndc tomorrow
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18
~ Associated Pres
WASHINGTON. Ian. l;.-Iicarings

un the calder hill. proposing federal
regulation and official publicity tot
cost figures In the coal inquiry will
hcgin tomorrow before the scnut.
manufacturers committee.
Chairman LaFollvttc summoned
today as first witnesses Chairman
Clark and Thompson ot the Inter.
state Commerce and federal tladc
commissions. respectively and nr
George Smith, director oi the gculug'
cal survey.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18
~ a soeia,,d Ppss.
OKLAHOMA CITY. Jan. I;.--stat.

ing that h" does not anticipate ~
high prices for commodities and labor
fur ih. next twu years as Tor the last.
Governor j u. a. Robertson TODAY
IN recommending a hudgc, fog the
states expenses THE next two years.
before the Oklahoma Legislature. sct
the total at ti3,500. 0OO. The amount
asked wHs Approximately tas .sa2.sil.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18
GuNRD GIVEN SENTENCE
FOR Ei.OPING WITH CONVICT

MlLLEDGENH.LE. Ga. Jan. IL
J. W Cans. n guard at the state pcni.
Tertiary. was today sentenced to serve
two years for "clopine" with Iuaniia
Weave. a wdms., prisoner The clop.
mcnt occurred last Dcr'mlcr and the
couple was captured In Mmra.
Florida. Cans entered a plea II guilty
to a felony chargc.