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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-07-08

The town of Kendrick played the
part of the genial host to multi
tude during its Independence Day
celebration and it is doubtful il
there could be found a more genial
multitude than the one which gath
cred here to be entertained on that
day. Nothing could be more gratl-
flying to the committee in charge of
the celebration than to have a satis-
fled crowd within the gates of the
town, seeking to be amused, and
their expectations along that line
were more than realized before the
day had drawn to close. The
crowd was enormous and the fact
that it was so good-natured and or
derly was one Of the finest features
of the whole event. The committee
has had the assurance from all sides
that their efforts to please the
crowd were appreciated, but they
realize that the success of any cele-
bration rests entirely with the
participants and, for that reason.
they feel that the greater part of
the credit IS due the visitors from
the country tributary to Kendrlck.
The miraculous manner in which
the crowd gathered was astounding
to everyone. At eight-thirty in the
morning 1t looked as though none
of the hundreds of invitations sent
out in the form of circulars haC
reached their marks. In less than
two hours, a crowd conservatively
estimated at four thousand wa!
watching the Calithumplan parade
from every point of vantage. Ole
timers'wno have been IN and aroun(
kendrick for more than thirty years
declared emphaticaIIy that nj
crowd of similar proportions hat
ever gathered here before.
Owing to the prompt action o
the Kendrick Band, things started
off with thud and the schedule wa
maintained throughout the day
These gallant representative of tn
towns progressive spirit assembled
at the stroke of the clock and head
ed the parade down the main street
!. To say that they assembled is mill
statement. Each player was taste
fully served up in bespangled an
bespattered costume which wouI
put P. T. Barnums circus clowns il
the background in any contest
They came from all hooks and Gran
nies of the town and each arrived a
: the meeting place, his instrumen
warbled a different tune. Som
people swear to the fact that eve
, the bass drummer was able to pre-
duce an acceptable melody on hi
, instrument. 1t was generally sal
that the parade could not have bee
, other than success with the banC
IN its clown makeup, at the head.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-07-08
Celebration Was Complete Success
Record Crowd From Surrounding Country Assists kend
II rick on independence Day.

Following the musicians in its
perambulations through the town,
the parade presented spectacle !
which was something of novelty !
to the average Kendrick celebration
ist. If a complete description were
allowed, it would take many pages
closely written to do 1t justice. All
OF the exhibits were good and show
ed originality IN every case, so
much so that the awarding of the
prizes was weighty consideration
for the Judges of the day. After
the parade had passed, the Judges
rendered their decision and it prov
ed to be popular with the crowd
as all thought the effort made by
the Band was worthy of reward.
The Liberty Six, one mule power,
was popular as was the towering
Uncle Sam and his dWarfed repre-
sentation and some thought the list
of prices posted by the still operat-
ors to be reasonable. Everyone
seemed to think that the whole
thing was very good and worth while
as maker of merriment.
Promptly at eleven o'clock, the
program in the Park began under
the capable direction Of the Rever-
end Haskell Tudor of JuIiaetta.
Following the musical numbers,
the crowd was addressed by w. F.
Morgareidge of Moscow. His ad-
dress was OF a decidedly patriotic
nature and was instructive along
the line of thought necessary for
the establishment of lasting world
peace. He did not weary his audit
ors with dogmatlc harangue re-
garding the duty to country and
flag but dropped thoughts which
make it easier for most of US to re.
gard that duty as sacred. His ad
/: dress was of the best and it }.
lamentable that more could not
hear 1t in its entirety.
Following the program, an hours
} recess was called for dinner ant
hundreds of people made use of the
towns parking Accommodations fol
the purpose of spreading picnic
lunches. Many groups of twenty OF
more were seen under the trees anC
in various other parts of the com
munlty where shade was afforded.
| After lunch, lengthy program O.
sports was put on in the street il
front of the park. In fact, th'
t sports consumed SO much time be
t cause of the numerous entries tina
: IN several cases it was necessary t.
run two events at the same time
Although these athletic numbers
5 were not as good as those offered II
| bygone days, the part of the GROVE
l able to see them seemed to appea
we'll satisfied. Follows list of tn
sports and the winners:
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-07-08

l. Relay OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1000
Bear Ridge challenged the world
Runners: Bean, Hecht Compton, Galloway and Forest
2. Sack race - ------------ 200
Bows under 16 years
Claude Stanton.
3. Ball throwing contest OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 500
Men and boys only
Aaron McCrery
4, Pegeg joust oust------------------------- $50
Boys under sixteen years
Tied by Claude Stanton and Galloway
S. Boys race-ffty yards ---------------- 200
Under sixteen years
Claude Stanton
6. Girls race-ffty yards s------------- 200
Under sixteen years
Velma Welker.
7. Three legged Observation-Disclosures race 800
Under sixteen years
Otto Eichner and Claude Stanton
3. Weight lifting contest ----------------- 500
Ten pound shot
A. Burns.
g. Cracker eating contest ---- 200
Free for all
Willard Cox
10. Tug-ofWar r---------------- $500
Potlatch Ridge challenges the world
Harry Hupp's Team
II. Ball throwing contest st----------------- 500
Ladies and girls only
Mary Galloway.
IL. Australian swat-fest 500
Free for all
Orphie Hupp
13. Mounted potato ---------------- 1000
Percy Ware.
Kendrk and Orono were the diamond and the game prov
the be interesting
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-07-08

the grounds to witness it. The
brand of baseball exhibited by each
team was about on a par with its
opponent as can be seen bv the re-
sulting score, ~ to IL. Orofino ran
off with the long end of the $4,000
purse but they felt that they hao
had a narrow squeak in getting
away with the prize. The score
by innings is shown below:
Orofino 0 0002 IA 10 l;
kendick y 90 80 402 II
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-07-08

j. c. Bibb went to Rosalia on
business Tuesday.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-07-08

The pavilion dance staged by the
American Legion was a success from
every standpoint except finance. In
order that the general program of
the dav might not be odstructed,
the Legionnalres gave way to other
events of public interest and did
not start their dance until the slate
had been wiped clean of other fea-
lures listed. This did not give them
a chance to break even but, as there
was plenty Of funds left to cover
the slight deficit, little thought was
given to the sordld theme of money.
Everyone was out for a good time
and they got 1T, which is the main
consideration of a successful cele-
bration. The Legion is to be con
graduated on the fine music provid-
ed for the dancers and for the
splendid condition OF the floor,
which was far above the average
bowery dance floor in It's quality nf
smoothness. The boys expect to
make other use of this floor in the
future IN the entertainment of the
public.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-07-08

q Just precedlngs the dance, IN the
evening, wrestling matcn between
Bill" Mielke and Orphie Hupp
was conducted on the pavilion floor
as one of the public features of the
day. A packed house assembled to
see the outcome of the contest and
rooted voclferously for their favor
ties. The superior weight and
strength of Mielke finally won over
the skill and experlnce of Hupp, the
fall being obtained in little over
thirty minutes. These athIetesl are
opponents of long standing and
their victories have aIternated dur
ing the past five years.
The business houses of the town
responded nobIy in the provision
of rest rooms and lunchlng ac-
comodations for the visitors and did
everything in their power to make
the snort stay of the multitude as
pleasant as possible. In several
cases, these men did not even have
the opportunity to see the street
exhibitions or program IN order to
supply these Accommodations but
they felt repaid in the manner in
which the people accepted them.
! The gratifying feature of the
celebration is the fact that all com.
ing to our town seemed to go away
satisfied and that the Village OF
Kendrick has faithfully sustained
the we'll earned reputation of be-
ing able to offer real. old-fashion-
ed Fourth of July Celebration
parade, band, speaking n every
thing.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-07-08

Kendck Orohno diamond the
interesting
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-18
SHANTUNC CONTROVERSY NEAR TO SETTL ENIEN1
TEXAS COMP ANY
BUYS IN FEE d
SECTIONS Land
OIL PROPERTY REPORTED
BOUGHT LIES SOUTH.
EAST OF GULF WELL.

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wv ''"' N''''""N oi hnd from the
'oiici brothers. eight miles north
of White Deer. II AN. I.,r,,d h,r.
,,..,t..,,.
Co., '''''" '''''
""' '''' wv" u southeast oi the
Iult Wrll, and 3, said To- anioin
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-18

Nalfsr Carroll. relative 90 joe Car
rob ard o. A. iiausicv. both 81 VII
pn. slii io have been boz thu Carroll
ir.n, 81 thr tr, of Nh. shooting. ar.
i,.ur hvld o.. thD Investigation
Preliminary hearing viii he bold h,..
fsre Ia-'Ir, .f ths Peace D. Butcher
uf Arduor rarly next ws,E o. was
aid 'hls afternoon hy Assistant County
ATTORNEY q u ge who ii,d 'ho 'a-
formation gairst fha msn fnIi. sims in.
Ncstlg8flnr af Wilson Frida
Pulicr 81 Iscori Bod,.
Frrrral sorrice- for e.. q Sims vIl
DC he'f IN Ardnore SUNDAY afternoon
81 . ,clOrk. under Oh, susuires of
.he Mas .u. Ln.si policemen VIII escort
ihe bodf
H.rtites of fhr R, ~ Iulas have
rraae attempts fH -FrHr, fn- minister /.
i.ieas. rr bond hut this vss d.niei hf
r -nc.rs vhl oy nlih.nF can He done
f-t1 after tte preliminary hearing
H.I-e,frd gHr-ti.nlnE ni ihs pIlsuutf-
by county officials ha. Jailed a. reveal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-18
Jail Guarded To
Prevent Freeing
Alleged Slayers

ARDMCRE, okiar Dec H. by Associated Pres)-Wih
JAIL five Of them charged murder Of Joe Carroll
John Smith Wilson Thursday night the finding of the
Of G. Sims Ardmoe policeman Sheriff Garrett keeping
a close guard at the Carter County jail tonight
Late this afternoon Sheriff Garrett received letter signed
Number Ardmore Oklahoma the effect that attempt would
made to take the Smith boys" from the Jail also
sost Of possible rush. five men charged with the shooting
Reverend Leon JULIUS Baptist minister Headon; John Smith,
butcher cs Hesldton relation man; J. A. Gillian
stock raiser o. Ardmoe and candidate for sheriff Jeff Smith
and Curey Sm h both Of Wilson
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-18
France Outlines
Conditions Which
Determine Debts

PARIS Dec H. tBy Associated PressThe French foreign
flee has issued the following of the principles
the conversations between the British prime minister Mr. Lloyd
George and the French premier NJ BRAND
First France willing abandon the London schedule Of pay
ments providing Germany equivalent differ
ent form Of schedule France prefers abandon the London sched
ule rather than remodel IL.
Second The French will consider reduction of
the allied forces the occupation Of the Rhneand and appy M
saved thereby reparaon provided Great Britain of,,
absolute guarantee the of future German aggressioa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-18
LAWYERS ASKED
TO Devote Time
TO PUBLIC Good
STATE BAR ASSOCIATION
SAYS SCIENCE OF LAW
NEEDS ATTENTION.

:, Associated Pre@s
DALLAS. Tcvas Doc An sp'
pcal to every lnwyer and every iudgc.
state md federal in Texas TO devote
some time 10 the consideration of the
pihllc good and % tho law ns u should
NJ and 20 The methods ~ iis adminls'ra-
aon." was issued TODAY hy officers and
uosrd ~ diroctor ~ Tho Texas Tfr ~
.ccY'ion boz 'o'r' session. called hv
Judge T. p Perkins ~ Dallas. chair.
iar % the board u was also decided
llat tho annual meeting ~ the T"xas
Rgr ABSORPTION be- held a' Fort Worth
ON Julr 8 70 8 next
Tho message addressed 10 tho bench
and Iar ~ Trxas follows:
"Forirr that the science - law
should %. hstfcr -tfrrItrdod 'h' offi
..rs and board Of directors ~ the Texas
Par Association beg leave - submit
'fo following Tor your consideration,
For number OF years there has been
un unusual Discussion ~ questions ~
Iav and government hy the public The
public has this right and should oNer.
IN| fNN" "f'hf.i# |N.'a.. Ni NNNt" - p Nt'H
sion has h,or hy persons NOT trained In
the science of tho laV Many other
conditions ard occurrences have disor.
rtu.7ed public thought So that We
fssr that ihcrr has boon r. decline IN rc.
euoct fDr law and government We
realize that 10 o. necessary FOR olch cit
uen and each member ~ tho legal PRO
fcssi0u 20 retain 10 himself or herself
tho right NJ independent thought and
action. hlt 500 also realize that whom
the public welfare requires, % ,s tho
duty ~ tho legal profession 20 take
united action ss far as possible IN sup.
port ~ fundamental principles whom
such principles are Involved iu or may
~ affected hy the results ~ such dis.
cf' 'sgior.
we conclude that present conditions
CDNrIVrED OS PAGE Twol
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-18

There had been two solid hours "
debating during which a flood Of clio.
gUence was let loose on the argument
that the starving children OF Russian
regardless OF the Bolshcviki rule that
had brought about their distress should
have their cry Of bread silcuo'1 with
American food when new fight was
started over proposals to tear the bill
10 pieces.
When the time came 10 receive
amendments more than a score Of mem.
bers jumping to their feet. demanded
recognition. In the midst OF tho flood
OF them Representative Goodykoontz,
Pepublican, West Virginia. stepped for
ward with a new paragraph which
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-18

Smith and Towncs, nchitccts for tho
now Potter County Free Library, said
yesterday that plans would be com
pletod this week and submitted 10 the
board and commissioners for their in
spcction II is expected that contract
Tor the new building viii be ht i'm.
medlatoly after the holidays and that
= viii be completed easily by July /.
Tho building viii be- approximately
4fX70 feet. with faced brick on all sides
and finished or trimmed with stonc.,
There will b. one story with half
or English basement which win con-
,ain the ladies' rest room and an audi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-18
CRY OF STARVING
TO BE ENDED BY
FOOD FROM u. s.

WASHINGTON Dec H. by Associated Press)-A bill author
rng the president expend 2OOOOO funds of the
United States grain for relief of the distressed and
people of Russia passed tonight by the House. ia ST.
Opponents Of the fought the last and forced roll
call the ground that the announced did include
quorum Of the House. The bill to the Senate
In wangng the the House attempted chop
pieces with amendments The first actual amend
by Representative Banhead Democrat Alabama reduce
the amount from twenty million million which defeated
rs TO CO.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-18
GUARD SHOOTS TWO
BOYS ABOARD TRAIN

~ Associated Pres.
DE MARX. IS g. Drr 1.-Two jG.
vofroid srhoo. bors vorc shot today
hy "a marine guard ou sollo1r1 train
40 Z betwsen columbia and savannah
while attempting Goo ride fhc trucks
home from school a, Fairfax The
hcys. J q sVc gori of Poakc and Hcr-
mon Dusonb'rrr OFF Conway. were
ordered 90 s,f or the train hy Tho mail
guard and when 'hoy refused. % .s said.
No. fired They were injured ouly slight
- according % information received
here ono holrg wounded Boz the neck
lr1 fhc other ir 'ho foot
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-18

would direct the president TO spend $50.
600 600 Tor relieving distress among
the starving. hungry and unemployed
citizens of the United States" II was
hcwlcd down on a point Of order. but
the Wogi Virginia representative stood
his ground
Ny amendment may not come with.
800 th' rules OF the House % Mr.. Goody.
koou2 declared above the din. hut Il
no iolst hrs tho merit of coming with.
iu 'ho constitution OF the United
states"
o. was ostim1tod that four and
hlf or five million bushels OF grain
would b. purchased under the appro.
uriation. Az
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-18
Sick Rabp Causes
Man 10 Rob Store
To Saue Its Life
liy Associated Press

By Associated Press
DALLAS. Toxhs. Dec. IA
bandit tonight told employees %
grocery store he robbed OF $3.50
that his baby was sick and that no
would return the money when his
finances permitted. Police received
q report few minutes later that
another grocery store had been
robbed hv "a lone bandit and that
approximately the same sum was
taken from the cash drawer The
same man h. believed by the police
90 have robbed the two stores.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-18
INQUIRY AS TO
AUSTIN KILLING
TO Be SECRET
NINETEEN DEFENDANTS
PRELIMINARY HEARING
MONDAY MORNING.
iiy fvoc,atodPrcss

tj Associated Press
STiN Texas Doc l-.-Th" court
oft inquiry to hp held Monday morning
y Ius.ro of the Peace Mcndcll n
the case oi the nineteen Austin citizens
11rEo' with the murder of Pecler CLAY
'nu. nr Thursday night wH be- held
secretly. aud only the defendants. the
.'pusei fpr the two sides and court at
Hthes. viii boz admitted. Justice Men
',l announced late TODAY
However the examining trial of thr
..'nudnuts VIII bo public affair aod
$500 ho l,ld iu the district coYrt room
u was uncertain until Justice Men
.,U. announcement whether the cnu't
Of inquiry ana th, examining trial
would h' -.urtto proceedings 10 said
hast uiEht thu, they would be- held to.
-'ihrI Tho court ~ inquiry however
ril lD Tor the purpose of drtcfmiu.
UFnNTfNTfIrfp nN p4HE rNgnl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-18

'h' motive OF fh. r.Imo. Attorney
hulgo ad tf s1f Th. urr have
ti'.Giart,y refused f. tsik Third d.
gree has r,i boon r.s.rfrl fu as yc'.
Hrd officers rafusl tH nF whether 20
H.Il tr usel
upH..r ~ .f.y... . Wilson s that
tr" crime 'he o.f..u, .f s visit ht
masked men tn ths rffnl H.u. Worn
rr hBd hrrr give. Carroll who s
said o. hst. hreu . haoflegrrr th1'
.a uusf uoU hIs usfrrnHs traffic or
frn o rufrr
Find >ini- iiod,
IlrI o. fraf marked mt. werf p.
f..r frrn1 nagg ur and that Chr.
had icen tipped of ard Vent o.
.' dUnr Hfh gun ir h.s hand SEEING
.Hr mnafel ne. hr attempted fH st TO-
If eae stu' .r 'he fir. before b. could
xct the drop un his as-liiarts On ffa
nrhi that fsiioeed John smith was
CONTINUED uN PAGE TwOl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-18

r,uf.d 1e correct tho general public
apparently s becoming irriiated NJ tho
DELAY .H settling the big question that
.a orr ever. todfs mind These REPORTS
rd.a1fc Thar the general Irish repuh.
D.. would Uke TO soc the Dali quickly
Hufr tte treaty and -; the leaders o,
tho opposing factions settle thrir own
poiHl.ai uchts afterwards,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-18
KILLS MAN He SAYS
INSULTED HIS Wife

w Associated ircAs
pKLAHD M CITY Okla. p.c. H.
John Put Rogers t1H-,-,D driver was
shot and Killed lato tonight hy James
Haywood. O. son of O. IS Hauwood. n
urumiuori rI operator Of HDVp Texas
haywood declared Rogers had irmltoi
hts Wlfo fnm,r's Miss Vera Hughes ~
tiis city tn, shooting occurred at
cafe near tlr Okuhnm1u building.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-18

THIRD France win assist in fhH inn
iroycmert of tho general crouomi, site
n'iior .n common agreement rccoguiz.
ng fla' Grlt Britain is as ulyoly
concerned over tu D. prospects as
France is on renAmtions. and viii dis.
russ lower tariffs and others similar
problems
Fourth France O. ready % UNDER
take ans ulttiCll measures 'ointv
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-18

fIlvate office for the librarian on the
pain floor viii be- massive flrcplaccs
In each end Of the building. making
ono In tho adult reading room and the
other IN the childron's room
stone iuscriptinon tablets viii mark
thc library building. rest room and as.
semhly room. Tho building viii be
modern throughout and viii be heated
uy steam.
The building will be- erected on the
court house square. but commissioners
yesterday said that II had not been dc.
oided upon which corner u viii be
multi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-18
ship PROPOSAL
MADE WITHOUT
PARIS CONSENT
$4,000 TON CAPITAL SHIP
PROPOSAL FOR FRANCE
FURTHER URGED.

w .N'.' .A'fN NfHH
NhNiiiNGTON. Dee. li.-Conference
developments tock new aud hopeful
turn tonight when il became known
that the French ten slim building plan
WIS 'ubmittrd without the approval Of
ih' Paris Government md that direct
conversations between China aud Japan
hai brought the Shintung controversy
close to \ settlement.
Naval subcommittee action toward n
iNep wrr plci on naval limitation
awaits an an fwer frcm Premier BRAND
On both the ten ship project submitted
hN frrn'h delegates nnw herr. and upon
the iHint counter proposal concurred In
bN Great Hritain. I nited states. Japan
and li1l, 'hlt Fr'ncr accept n capital
'hip strength of i55,O0D tons n com
plr,d tn her present lGi.O 900 tons In
drc,dnaughis.
Three hour srssiuu ~ the suhcum.
Wiit.. dar was almost entirely taken
up hv Albert Sirmut. head ~ the
French legation Boo presenting the
views Df French naval experts now here
1s to the naval needs of France. Sec
Rotary Hughes made brief reply tend.
iur 90 stimulat, good feeling among
thn committee members The official
rumEuuiquo however. would admit
nothing beyond the physical facts that
ih" committee met talked. adjourned
and would mctt again.
settlement ut the shantung problem
apparently depends on satisfactory ar.
nngomcnt Of few details involved in
Japanese return Of the Tsingtao
Tsnanu railroad in the Kiao Chow
loasehuld
Further Instructions on the subject
wore received today hy tht Jupansss
do'eSatot aud although thei eAt,t Ia.
iure was not d.sclos a there was cvl.
dent tonight among both japanese and
cnineso a feeling that q final agreement
was onlN q question nf hours.
Were Admiral's Views.
SIS O.. tha French proposals for new
r..f Of ter 30. 1000 tun capital ships.
which stunned conference circles when
fhr nrst hrome known Yesterday II
ulf learned that th,, wero framed here
b.. direction .f Admiral Iehon. chief ~
lI.H.l urrHl experts under his author
. rnu fH. delegation fu present the
.... . ... I|.u.H nltl neral staff.
i.. nur1 I.l fm. Premier
t.Hr l.f. IIH In NuHuEtlu be
f. ....a H.lc franz
,CuNrr>t oV PAGE TwO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-18

Vth GnH Britain towards the -.
nomic and Industrial restoration -
Germany she recognizcs as nec~s~-~
British ir,de and French repsratisns.
Fifth While unwilling to aoceo1 !
reduction in tae rcnarafions cscs--
France is prepared 70 grant osrm~.-
every possible aculiy 70 mara ~
llvYies
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-18

There appeared t0 re ro question io
rsht hu' thai the treaty would b. rat
flied hut in view - the flc' that -
many members rf ths Irish legislative
hcdy wIsh 10 proclaim their respective
positions r was considered hardly like
N fh1i lnaI vote could D. taken 10.
fcre uex, "Wednesday
Or reports reaching Dublin tonight
hnm other parts ~ Ireland may be ac-