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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26

tn sssI'1sr .sfrss has INT n-rI 10
N. .St~ssnfnatian - 80 part q the
csrssaissss - this csunfsy :" 'd-fiste Ia
49, ara =, NJ tlr,- have raiirssd en-
thay.s exss -cn arything ~ thr pun
H. urs~- indscsfin< ihsi either 81
w.~.sret.a. 90 sis-whrsv. White fiE
tust,sss s.-sns O. dsnlnaie. there has
-, ANYTHING said "a t-haif q hi"r In
,hss esustairn Il d-nati"n-
-rh~ .s.s -hos .~s1nranda - has;
,~.r r.,a- u etks-nt O. raiirssd en-
,a.,.- 20 shssr wss a csrIsfssy sn
a. ..ss q th- 1.s sssisss.' o. testEsg
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26
VOTES TO
KILL MEASURE TO
KEEP PROFIT TAX

WASHINGTON Oct Is. by Associated Prsss)-Ths Ssnaes
tonight q against retaining he ss Ia ~
January present rates. The psopesal sfs1 -
Reed Democrat Mssosr whs inasaasy aswsr1 30
posed retention Of the profits Il re6scsd rates.
-Four Repubeans-Bersh Keayea. Lafeetse - Nsstsh-
joined the solid democratic snesity ssppestas he fra Rss6
amendment Also with record the Senate sdpsd ss
BY Senator Tramme Democrat Florida providing ~
payer borews purchase feae s
te he may deduct IN computing his income only IL 6s
between the Of the interest paid The ndsses -
the received in interest from the securities
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26

de<<rllzd as extending from the hay
shcr~ 10 tn hart a. ihe business SO
tan. . distanc- q afous = mile.
Fastionslse rc<idencs< slsnx the hay
sfcre drive wsr- reported badly dam
axs-a from hfe hiEh water. A gale q IS
E.Il<s a; an hour Was reported IN that
city,
AZ Palm City ihe rainfall for the last
a. hours rsgisiersd ses inrhcs with .
- mile IN hour xind Railroad ON
Gals rsEostsa thy we're unable 10 com-
municAte viii any intermediate sta
tions h~tseen Plain CITY and TAMPA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26

executives crsnrnitiee tn hard sssctsr
"a TIN; " hsfh ssifs wcui caas;ssr ihe
s-lay nece~saIy t-fore wages again
cs.uh - resinced. thy woud reaiiEr
that there vas no cause fec imaf,iis's
strike h-sws~a thru ever this I-sn'-
tn anicns. not taking into rousid
esafin this dizzy. were e'c~sin<
BRIGGS l-efuSc owning o. theut Vim
they csls-d a strike. ih< b,ardrs state
men; oid
n printed cut that tn caIrsss had
repeatedly urxsd a auick dSisin cn
tn ruiss and woskinE csndiii.ns gus
tiaas nov t-for~ tn hand snt that
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26
SAD OLD RULER
TRIED TO take
HIS OWN LIFE
CHARLES HELD WITHOUT
PAROLE. BUT ZIfA GOES
AS SIZE WILLS.

vlE>>t. ostL .s-frwr I'm
t<r.r th.st~~ sni ~. ~ifs MR. sifi
isssru<d s.isy in th~ ss>iir Il
g.sus Esfsril.s, NJ T.fafsssrs~. a.
sers'nr O. ,sssris sffisisi sd,ires-
Tn, ~srr in shsr<r q tst. >s-snrn
F.isy. o-snmsnAsr q ti.r nsii-nsi
srm,.
.7har.- i f-.ng frtafsi uI-h the -
==a-i e.-sslssaitf,. isi has t.en -
fa.sd rsisa=- 81 f.sroif n diI.onaiic
ruart.rs b. - -sla ;h' Ziia - ~ r. y
sstsr.d a. t-inr unier a.fsniicn and
fka; ~ j. frev O. 50 uhsre she o.
F.rss
Ttsrs vrre rarisafs rlmass today n
Nsnna that clare - af-flp's,i =
c.-nrlif srIsi.is. u.irr i-.fh q Is.stsi az
r..as-. s-d hsr ths' - hss 49,
rssi,r.,..f - an s--asin w. rnuac~'
1sI~ sifha-li -enfirmstioa IN offs-is
I14rtsrs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26

Ia rssusnisre~ - the 49, rfstisn ~
Railway Execusives which conferrSsi
usih the hard announced however.
that tn szrSsess uould sand Tai oa
'h.ss i.laas Z. s.xk nsz ray cuts - tn
rs.~ura ihsi u.<ss nns' - r doos,i b.
fase freight rates coab - hs~ersd snd
,ha; ss-,r- tn STRIKE Vas c2iiei 'seh-
No aI,y IN Issssss q wage cuts air.ady
aush.str.d ~ tn bnrd. iher- wAs NJ
s-s.-ssfy for tn Iods o. ttk~ other
ihan an trarsfVe part IN tn ssrske con-
ir..xsrasy h-fuc~n III bard and the
unssns-
lrgr lArisy.
IN fs osuraunssaiis-i % tn rsods-
ta.-.nss~a a tn csnfsr.nr~ With The
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26
CHARLES CArsrtI-srgS.

VIENNA. Ost- SILT h rvrs<s~a
that feru~r Emp<rs~ Chzrs~~ se<1sy
.esvps~d ssresdlassnzIly s~ssss &C.
fervd him ~ Admiral 1ssrshy. tisr
rvgpns. and TINT ~ h.s hr~r g.
sixnrd Go TIN ss~sr&<siur Ahhry a
Ish.sy. IN t'isss~n I.ks. ~hvx~
~ Mn i've ussa further sstvs~-
Tn AkA~y h s1saased ak~st slft!
nzisr< ssuskue>s e BsAzpe<f-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26

Afisf thc stormy ~rssi..n q Ns~fertsy.
,o.iav's was fafhsr calm ONLY ere rrw
dsssiagrl ~vet aii-<s & d.isy in uutilns
fhroueh ths tiii. Thss ear rr fhe s'ill
a. raiir sd between : nat ~ Miltlnl-.
a Mississippi. - enc 500 and Sruaiors
Silnrsrs - Scifh Cafciins. ard Hsfiin.
q Aiaiania - tn sfhcr S.rsitF WI
.iars.s i.r.fughi a. dccisiou 10 a e'ose
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26

JACKSONVILLE Fla, OFT & by Assseiaas1 Pssn)-us
b.ess section q Tamsa practically Ase1s6 s ss - =
water result e he Csf sssA according s1vie~ sag
hsre sessAs oi tssas.ississ Eaes Ne 49, = ~ -
bsn rssed bs sdsstry ssasdh he ses wsse essst
q Fls feeling he effects a he stern - : vtuy $1,000
far u eemnuacssisa l. csacesneA
Tsnpa without lights. seiesrssA tssAsse street
e scosas sas Wild received hese By wsy = ps
City. sbsss - u.ils northeast Il Tsnpa
Heavy Nina sepsrsed falling ths s.s ssaaa F9v
es Inland from Tspa u he section srsad Laks La1 -
Pl.at City, truck osss have suffered ssisss d.aes HGhwsvs
virtually 1sassae bses.se Il fasa hss ~ e ua
railroad service has sss ben sssy ncs.vssesA ole =
he Atlantic Coast Line RaissA viii 6vis;sa hssr Z ls-
nd report ntepoa q service ssuh e Tsna viii ss
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26

lai"r uniars. n o. were Fus-ii.i~ o.
cchs-ve that psfI1~~-
-Imm.dia;.iy Urn rsiurn q the
railroads o. ..rivste ~uirs railroad
~ si.lsnts ard efh~rs. hlr-i f"r the
rurf----. t-Esn a naitan ssl- prcfa-
rand. 90 c1neln.- tn ruilic tia, the
hl<h rates usre cau~d ~ high Wages
Statements usr mad if.f n isi-sr hsrsrd
a o. hssFinE. and s~f"re the senais
sonmnfe~ IN Interstate sc<nsnsrr~ a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26
q swuCuuEx FIRED.

GALVESTON. TEXAS. Oct- sS.-Fuar
switrhns~n were discharged II Teas
cay today wh-a thy refused % switch
ears kss,rd in tn I A a. y. ysrss
there s~rvtc~ uas rsszIu,sd wtrhaus
any tro1ss-. y A Bynuun- uanarsr q
the Texas City Teruainai company. sast
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26

aiih the schsasion that be and the
Asnerican t.rupie sere -str~d q us<srss
Nsris ~iiv.-
ot-nlns ,he atfsct on the rrorcat
?, r.r--aI the sxr-~s rrsfii tar. Senator
Rod. nenocras. Missouri. d~cAss1 TILE
,.r,s--iflon was the nost nscuserooo
ever put hesofc the American senate"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26
TAyIOR SUCCEEDS FATHER

Chester w Tsyior q rsne Blrff uzs
es-cted eu1<rs><rnan q tk< slxth Dss-
,rirs 20 soccesd his fzfher. samssi ~
Tsybcr. today No epp-o<1ftsn VAS e.
fsr-d A very Iixk; vote vas cast
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26
VOTE TOExpEl
BlANTON ISSET
next THURSDAY
HOUSE Is ASKED TO ExPEL
CONGRESSMAN FROM
TEXAS.

~ - - - =
WASHINGTON. ost. s.-ths
itsss>~ "a. ssksd t-ds, o. ssPsi
sar ~ o.. msmhrr~-.h-mss L.
tzi.sfan. hasssFsi. q H. ><ssu-
SSH Gvxss tsi<fFht--lef saa~inE
O. b. pshissisd IN thr ts.xs~~si.asi
E~serd an afiiassii ~iish Frist~d
o. . rAs al tlr g.ssssns~ai psisi
inx ssfsrs and si.ish was st.ssstrs-
issa q. ass-s~s~ and unpFiaishsr.
rs~ss-1 en thr f~xsas 18th
hissA&sy - @ psr~<.sssi,s uss-
On a WysniaE. sh~ tirpu,<issa
iszsrs. ~ r~a<nsi~. u.s tSassa 90
tisr t.Air fsr s.n<i-i-rsissa and scsr
Thss~~i.y. hrsss~~ q Insnfsa's an
~-asr ffsz Ns-isinctea- IL kt
hsrs uenay naxts Coz ws~sinx.
". Va. o. slzkr . sprvsh in IA
sss&zn<~ vss arrangements usx1e
pri~r O. shr sstiars q tisr Ilss~r
wo,Asy n ~xpanxinx his ussrsis-
ss~s s1~ssa. sesssiaiax slr sffsna-
Ing sffiassis frsn slr rsc.rd. bot
h exp<<s~d haak itracsrrS-
Examination q Hu1se I.rssx-SilnEl
annsusnssd. faded
shox wh~re . ns~nl-r had t-Sn q,
I-lisd sxc~rs durinx Cvil War dap
Many e-nlants for exIuissoa have h--e
,.us fc-wzst bat c~nsuse osiy rcsui
II. sn-..s representatives. r<-s<nins =
fas~ tn Hsrsss acted
\ tao lizards VIDE q rnsunf-ss I<es
snt wcuid - rsquirsa @ ~xp-i IaAI
Ion In tn ausssto~ q vstinw 81 n
resnlutta isa1rss de<larsd a
Hess uouli scs< withc1t regard
rarty h.<sL r. TEXAS deseEztban NJ
nr~s tnsErrru4 - dl~ru>s 49, cas-. an
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26
MAJOR ACTION
ACROSS OCEAN


Rlst. Oss. ss-rhr SWEDISH
E.sssun~ss has inf@m~a tn Mas
SIAN sssirs Hsini<ssr "a Sssskss.isa
that u 10 rv.as o. negssisse I'm
ss-aisse -fa< tb~ sesssu~s~s a
formal trssfy h<su~~a s~ess. ssa
>ssi<t sss~>ia.- ss~sssIlnE o. . wisv-
i~>< Dispatch rrseitea h-sv t.kzy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26
REBEL YELL IS
HEARD As VETS
BEGIN REUNION
WHEN YDDLMG TEXANS
START DIXIE HOUSE,
GOES WILD.


o. A<snrnafsf fr<ns
CHATTANOOGA. Tssn- 0t. =
lSSr~>~~> ~ ssssrs< M. n Tsy-
DO ard fsrm<v lsised >sssss 80
zsar l.ss~~ q. tr.sirv q rsusr~><~.
featured slsr ss<nirg ss>sSsa q ~
shisty -fir>s srsssl rvsnsss a shr
lrisrA CssrS<r,ss Nsssssn> b<rr 10
day.
Gsssssr~ Tsyssr In seks@ Nc ~
S-ssxzs-< ssxiarvt TINT ~ yi<sSrt 60
.. .n~. In hi> isss fs~ lssb~ - t~
sh~ Nn<si.n rsSuh>sr ss1 vssrsS
Ms tI~a.ars csvs ilsr unity sxi~ssss
1. an .-<si-uS 1se >.Sd thai sisr
~xunish- imrsiszn usr tni1 sh<
feunksssaa fer nsfisusi snsay srH
thss sh- rv<cnrslizsi.a vss szssr
s-mpl<ss xls<a frs-i8<af Neksnssy
srs-srd bssA>sss-> p,sssd n shr
rrsxr> a CsnfeS<ssse dr,1 n III
sxy~u>~ a shr <ssssn@<si-
Coxerncr T4yiar- rvferrtne q ID
<.sth-s part IN tn woSd War. pas'
trfR1se o. the MA q the Tkirtsrsh -
vt<soa xh<h was rs~ruitsd Tarsly .
T.nnr~<~ ana shirh vas xivsn cTesiA
h<eaklnE the HIndsnhars Ene-
R-ssrr iaunrhlnz MS sdiress. Cover
~ Tayior caTs-i johnny ts.s-. q era
id veteran an5 inmate q tn NasA
Wiz ss1fi-rs' Hs1e. O. tn rA1'fosui
IL th-r asksd that a tho g fssfiin'
Texans eous- fosv.rd- wh-n tn goN~s
nor him-sH ,s<sk up his fssdie and -
the 90 hsstra. vith Johnry Isass AZ IN
tsano- IT. crowd usns ut'd wh~n IN
r.asI.rs started tn musseal iro.sran
Nth -Dsxie and tn Eshi ye'i -
-.und..i ,hTsa<hua, III tai-rnncir-
III sanrnIng ssS-sca eia--d uiih ~
al.fr--s n T-<E1nsr O. w-bosrtn'
~,--sh.s ~ I'D McISuah Le~ q
IL hna1A
Tn Afternoon ~s<sson uas os-rssi =
AZ aAiT.ss by B1yd s-ars. an attarnf'
q Matth-us ccurt Hs-Is-. NnElrta- m
ts.-sur.,i the his;sry q tn srath frse
n DAYS q 20 AMI ds-taresi ~ fs;ur
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26
3 FEET OF WATER SWEPT
ON TAMPA BY HURRICANE

JACKSONVILLE Fla, Oct Is (By Associated Prsss) -
night tsasht The spc. hscsne Wild entered ~ 49, -
Tspa shis morning and spsssd ssrthsssswl - -
esssias lsss Of property and esps sssiassd
NoeaSee sspsrensly sst,inas hs asxun vslse1 = ~
viciniay q Ja<hssav7ns .-s...--.s-. =. -.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26
COTTON PRICE
ADVANCES BY
$3.50 4 BALE
LESS cIHNED UP TO 0CT0.
BEE Is THAN HAD BEEN
ANTICIPATED.


- kseenstFa Ffus
MN YORK. Ost. :i.--rb~ ~
sass q thu Census Iisre.a Showed
kss ssss.a Eian~a !. oesehsr u
than ssiisirsied In siew Il 'sessi
T<ivsse e~iinsstes. and wss followed
hy sn aSssnee cf shsat St.ss ~
hale Ia tEse esftoa rs.rkst hire te
slay. ffeevmi~r seid up o. 1919 and
j.sszry 10 1875. making savanc~s
ef iss Co les psinis from tsw i~,ess
ef last week.
There vas enough realizing 10 cheek
the upward movement AZ these figures
and cause same iFSeEuarity hui very
little selling pressure DEVELOPED and
lavender closed az 1914 or within ten
Joints q ths h~st- The general mar
Ne, cbos-d STEADY ~ a MT advance q.
- 20 - points
The trade had b~sn hooking for q
ginning q s.see.ees To S.soe.o~s haics
and the government report q S.s11 81
was eyisirntly an encouragement q
recent sellers The effort 20 c0ves
short contracts in consequence. wzs
simulated b. the firmer showing o:
iAv.rpoi. more favorab,e views a
political conditions ahroad. the firm
tone of the stock market. and
continued OPTIMISM over the prospects,
for averting the strike q railroad men
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26
GROWERS
OF texas TO GET
HELP AT HOUSTON

WASHINGTON Oct Is BY Associated Press)-Assssms.As -
make advances Coz the bessf u The 1--we stock shy Nsw
MEXICO and Texas announced today BY The War Fa Ger
pesson-
The aid 10 be evsa soekmen sf New Mexco win ~ szlsd
through live stock loan company. formed yesterday AA
and the Texas stock rsssrs through h isss
BY Robert E. Cosee. of Houston.
HOUSTON Texas Oct IS by Associated Presl-A I've sasek
loan 10 be operated under the War Fnancs evas e.
The aid q the 1--we ssek ssstvy IN Texas financed ~ Hsuaa t
has practically been completed saasuesa Tus
The company win Be capitalized for seoeee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26

Shippang nanasea
~ ar->rias>< fr~~~
WEST PALM BEACH. ia. ort =
tn -. Feser<bureh wirs,euD eene1en
u~r, cut a. eommi~<ion this aflesnoon.
acccr;lng Ia a rercrt from she Jupesr
xirsss~rs station. - mli<> ncrsh -
here. ard thu 81 Auxussine vTu1rus
station Is also said 60 nave h<<u cut
s,oxrfNireD oN PAGE rwn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26
AGREE 70 ADVANCES FOR live STOCK INDUSTRY
WHEN WEST IS EAST

DALLAS, Tt8ss. at f1-Ths
euaniF tissk ef tstilss Cs.uaiY -
asy ls~as.i a iuaFftsne hssnss o. !.
East and Miss tisftruds West.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26

A nsmh-r e cattle are rsssrssa
drowned.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26

CONTINUED on PAGE TySn,
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CONTINUED on PAGE roup
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cOSTISuED ON PACE TWO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26

CONTINUED On FACE TWO
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-06-17
FOR SALE-CITY PROPERTY

LOTS Or HOUSES--Let uS sell you
one. Come to orr Office and see
our bargain signs. Willis & Olson.
the land men. LIT
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-06-17

FOR SALE---A tlve-room cottage and
small tract of land on beautiful
lake near Bemidji. For particu-
lars---E. r. Jahr.,>s,.s- G-13tf
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-06-17

STANDARDIZATION as nurse by the
day, or working in cafes. Call
phone 724-J Of A. d. Robinson at
SOC America avenue. 3e6-17
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-06-17

FOR SALE---The following cars at a
bargain: One rebuilt Dodge tour
ing car, $500; one E-45 1918
Buick, $500; one 1914 Cadillac,
$500; one late model Ford Sedan,
$3.50; one Ford truck, stake body,
$3.50; one Cietrac tractor, $1,000.
Bemidji Auto Co. GtG-lG
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-06-17

painting
and kalsomining. First class work
done. Good recOmm endation. Ed
ward Self, 26th and Minnesota.
Phone 734-W. 6tG-25
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-06-17
WANTED

WANTED---Work as house keeper by
woman with two children. Write
Mrs. r. l.. McVeety, Rte. 2, Bemid-
il. 1920
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-06-17

ANY ONE in the city or country
having cottages in the vicinity OF
lakes or who wish to rent rooms or
furnish board to summer guests,
notify Leila Sanborn, Secretary Be-
midi association. 5-21tf
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-03-07
Order Is Issued for Ap-
plication of Pressure
to Enforce Payment
of r eparations as
Heretofore d ecid e d
Upon by Allied Dele
gates.
New Proposals

London, March T.. New German
proposals which the French quarters
state are unacceptable We're submit
ted to the supreme council today be
fore the reparations conference open
ed. The general conference met at
noon.
1t was unoflicially reported later
that the allies decided to inform the
Germans that the penalties would be
applied. The penalties were outlined
by Lloyd George last Thursday.
The German proposition was made
conditional upon Il plebiscite to be
held in upper Silesia being decided in
favor of the Germans. and the rcm0v-
al of all commercial restrictions.
Doctor Simons, head of the German
delegation, told the allies that the
Germans rejected the proposals form
ulated at Paris and had decided to re-
vert to provisional arrangement they
had prepared This would call for the
payment of fixed annuitcs for the
first five years and would give an
equivalent of twelve per cent tax on
German exports.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-03-07
KLANSMEN WILL CRAPPLE WITH
CRIME WAVE in SOUTH JACKSONVILLE
Offer Services to Mayor Who Tells Them to go to
it-lnteresting Experiment Will be Watched
by Other Towns

Jacksonville, March THE Klu
kluX Klan is prepared to strike for
law and order in South Jacksonville
Knights of the Invisible Empire
have notified Mayor William p. Be
lCte. of the city across the st. Johns.
that they are standing back of him
ir his efforts to preserve order in the
community.
In line with the announced policy
OF the Ku Klux <Ian, Klan No. 2,
the Realm Of Florida, has taken def
mite action looking 70 the apprehen-
sion of lawbreakers. A set of resolu-
tions has b3en adopted. expressing
the attitude of the Klan. A copy of
these resolutions has been sent to
Mayor Belote.
Mayor Belote declared that he ap-
preciates the offer of the Klansmen to
aid him in maintaining order. II will
take advantage of their offer of help
ii.- obtaining evidence against law
breakers said Myor Belote. The
II ayor declared he was one of those
who have always been of the opinion
that the Klan stood for law and or
der and that since receiving a copy Of
tho resolutions he was more than
ever convinced that the Invisible En-
pire would be of tremendous aid in
upholdng American institutions.
Following are the resolutions:
Whereas, we, the members OF
Klan No. ., being a majority of the
male electors OF South Jacksonville,
and desiring to promote real patriot
ism toward our civil government; and
Whereas, by unanimous vote the
Klan has declared absolute faith
and confidence in his honor. William
p. Belote, mayor, and
Whereas. wo know that law
breakers do not violate the law in the
presence of officers of the law; and,
Whereas, certain Influences have
been at work making it possible for
the chief of police to declare that
certain officers were attempting to
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-03-07
PALM BEACH PREPARES
TO WITNESS SUN DANCE
OF SEMINOLE INDIANS

West Palm Beach. March 7.-Carni-
val spirit of the Mardi Gras will pre-
vail here Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday when the original natives of
Florida-the Seminole Indians will
entertain the present natives and visi-
tors with the assistance of home tai
ent to q performance of the Sminole
Sun Dance, an annual celebration
which marks the winter season of this
resort city. Upwards of 100 Seminole
Indians of the various tribes are
treking in from the Everglades to
take part in the festival. Representa-
tives of the Cow Greek Indians from
st. Lucie county, of the Indiantown
tribe from north Palm Beach county;
of Tony Tommy Indians from Fort
Lauderdale, of Charlie Miccos clan
from the Tamiami Trail in Dade Coun-
ty, and of the Big Cypress Indians of
Lee county will be present.
Among the stipulations made by the
Indians before they would consent to
come was one which provided that
if any of the tribes members should
by chance procure too much firewater
and become obstreperous he should
not be put in the lookup but that his
tribe should be allowed to deal with
him in their own way and take care OF
him. In addition to the Sun Dance
there will be shown this year the
Green Corn Dance which the Indians
perform each year in their native vii
llages. ml iGN
The Indians will live during theil
stay here in a specially constructed In
dian village which will be a reproduc
tion of their homes in the Everglades
They will be permitted to sell skins
beads. arrows and other trinkets dur
|iaa tl'sig esey s'I.l net p neIsat
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-03-07
HOT FIGHTING
ALONG BOUNDARY
OF COSTA RIGA
President of Panama ''Pained" By
By Receipt of Invitation to
Stop Fighting
Costa Ricans Win

San Salvador, March Costa Ri
can troops attacked by Panaman
forces in the region of Gulfo Dulce
on the western end Of the frontier.
routed the Panamans who numbered
more than 1000, says a dispatch from
Costa Rica received by way of Mica
ragua today. In the Coto river re-
gion, the dispatch states, 500 Pana
man soldiers commanded by General
Quintero annihilated a garrison OF
fifty Costa Rican soldiers.
Many South Am ricans and others
are volunteering for service in a bat
TALON of DEATH being formed in Cos
ia Rica by officers who served under
the administration Of former Presi-
dent Tinico, according to the dis
patch which says the men are serving
without pay.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-03-07
new PRESIDENT
TAKES UP HIS
POLICIES WITH
PARTYLEADERS
Dinner Tonight at White
House to be Devoted
to Getting in Touch
With Heads of t h e
House-First Cabinet
Meeting Tomorrow.
(By Associated Press)

Washington. March + The senate
today expected TO receive a list ul
nominations from President Harding
including the appointment of assistant
secretaries fer several government de-
partments. II is also planned To takt
mp Il number OF minor treaties. mclutl-
ing several commercial treaties with
Latin American republics.
The Colombian treaty was fnrmall
reported to the senate today.
The Legislative policies of the new
administration will be discussed by
President Harding wilh Republican
congressional leaders, at Il dinner to
night at tn White House. Tomorrow
tie President will preside ut the first
meeting OF the Cabinet
The cali went cut today and the
hour is fixed at l O'CLOCK. It is stated
that the cabinet session Will be of Il
neral character. snd the prcsiden,
expects to take up Gin particular the
relations between Costa Rica and
Panama and the program for a spc-
cial session of cOngfess.
Information received at the dinner
tonight will be laid before the cabin..
by Harding and definite decision or
the date fog calling congress together
may follow. No definite schedules for
cabinet meetings has been agreed
upon. RI
The nomination oEHenry F. Fletch-
er to be under-secrMary of state. was
sent to the senate today by President
Harding.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-03-07
THE WEATHER

Pressure is high this morning over
the South Atlantic states, and low ov-
er New England. Rain has fallen ov-
er the lower Lake region, the Ohio and
middle Mississippi valleys and New
England, while over the southeast, the
weather has been fair.
In the west, an extensive area of
low pressure appears over the Rocky
Mountain region and the plains states,
Rain has fallen in South Dakota and
Missouri, and rain or snow over Mon
tana and Utah. There has also been
rain on the California coast, although
ressure is high on the Pacific coast.
Temperatures have not changed ma
terially since Saturday over the
greater part of the country. The cold
est weather repoted this morning is
In upper Michigan, where the ther-
mometer registered 20 degrees above
zero this morning.
Indications are for fair weather in
the vicinity OF Tama tonight and
-, ( = .ks.l..sss y 1S ss..es W.