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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04
9b6sfal6.

SIP. 8orgmeiter Carl @cbarling
er M%ptaarsaften afgaaet be6 De6en,
80 @ar 81. Sen Mf6bbe, ser bar
&omman6er al 2. @rao og Danne<
brogsmon6 bar 1884-1912 Borg
meter % @pfoge6 / Greoericia. Sra
1900 til 1909 bar Fan Sornnan6 for
|9anif notwithstanding.
5bb. Snfpeftbr for &lasielot,
teriet S re6ertf $olm er afgaa& beo
9b6en efter leneere Gi6s. Spgoom;
SO @ar 81. Sen 4fbgoe bar @i66er
al 9annebrog % Dannebrogsmar16.
= Sra &aoers1ep meo6eles. at
BEN fien6te, garnle S%bn6eripoe S. g.
s. Strumsager, &ipbenbabe6, ct of.
gaaet beo 9p6er, 70 Mar gammel.
Sen @f6p6e bleb begrabet .0ns6ag
ben 10. Sor,,ar @1. / fra &iennnet /
&iebenbobe6.
Me6 earnle @aaroeier Sgrgen 81.
$. @%frumsager er en- al Sc go6e %
itaate 6anife @en6 / Sbnberipllm6,
en- af 9anifbe6ens be6ite ,Sorfiem=
pere % en- af bort Sprogs og Sea-
tions @raniebaeter, gaaet bort.
Sergen sfrumsager bar fg6t Sen
6. Septetnber 1911 / S6n6er Bort
/ en- go6, garntnel, fpn6eripff 8on6e>
i1egt. Sans Sober, ser 6p6e / 1872,
bar @o6seier Miels $. Sfr11msager.
@ontorcbef i Soriifringsaftie-
felifabet r@bialon" Otto Moicbfe er
afgaaet be6 9g6en, eoot So @ar 81.
San bar f66t ! Gpiflan6 % tom
fgrit til 4ibbenbobn / 1908; I 1910
fnpttebes ban til r@bfalon", % for
balpanoet Mar fi6en tit ban @rota1ra
i Girnnoet 81. 8abncfe & 60.
SIP. Snipeftgr for &lasfelotte-
|riet 6reoerif Solm er Mptaars6ag
afgaaet be6 9e6en efter 1engere
|$i6s Spg6om, 83 glar gan1ntel. &ar
bar st.. al 8bg. % 9bm6.
SIP. @e6nftgr $. S. &anien
/ &olbef er ofganet beo 9g6en, ~.
glar 81. Sra 1883 til 1916 bar ban
@eoaftgr al r$olbpfpoften".
49, &i6ligere 29rer for &ronpri11-
fen og @rin8 anl,o, Sng~enibrfnp-
tain Soul @bilip @baff Dorpb er.
ben 8. Sn111ar bso efter.iett 2,t1ge'
|b%eten6elie. aaptain Dorpb boz en-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04
Gu ibmberipbif &raftfarl.

&olbef @egimentsorfefter penote
forle6en' biem fra $6n6er efter at
babe gle6et @bn6erip6erne en- Mao-
neo me6 fin Wh1iif.
r&olbef 81. Mb." bar interpieuet
2eitnant &ofoeo, Ser 81. a. fortel1er,
at Srfeitret foretog nDannebrogs.
t1tre" farnt1en me6 9ragorer1te 16 j
2an6et for at n66ele @annebrogsfor.
Jet til gamle @eteraner. \
S &dgsll1no ffll6e man 6eforere
en- 85-aarig @eteran. Drfeftret %
9ragorer ipingeoe op forar bans
$us. 16enfor Dbre11 fto6 oe1t gam.
le $a6erSmar6, og beo @i6en al
BAN itor fire 14-gars 9re1ge -
ftore % iterfe.
r9t er bel 9eres 8grnebgrn?"
fpurgte @itn1eiter Ia @our, Ser ferte
9ragoner1e. - .geei set er mine
egne ole fire." inoreoe Manoe1t !toIt
.og faa beurorenoe paa fine fire
Drpnge.
Sen eorn1e &raftforl gifteoe fig,
t6a ban bar II Mar, rne6 en- 28-aariq
@ige, slaret efter, / sSarn1ar, fif
aonen &rillinger, og inoet garets
nogang Tom Der en- Elm til.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04
Tlensborgs banife Menisbebsbns.

'6leasborss banife @enisbeosbus.
Den 8. San. in6bie6es / GlenSborg
oct 6anife Mentgbe6sbus "@nsgar",
font Danif Strife i l1olan6et bat fiebt
og laoet in6rette. &eiti6eligbe6en
bab6e bun6& faa flor Eililutning, at
ane @laoier bar optaene. Otter at
Sefreter @riffen bab6e inole6et me6
en- 8pt, talte 9r. tbeol: Mlfre6 ST.
Sergenien, bborefter 8aitor 81. ST.
bigger af &ibbenbapn foretog ben
'egentlige SSnobielie. Dm Mftene1
bar Der en-. feitlig @ammenfomit,
Dbor Der bol6teS Ell Mefte' Caller,
81. a. al &aitor Moacf fra $ernings
@grter, @isiionnr @rifien al &am+
burg % Misiioner 8rinf al Spn6er>
borg. Me6lem al &irfeligt Can't
fund, 8anf6irefter Ebomien / Glenss
borg rette6e EN- Sal til Danff Strife
/ l16lan6et.
S @nIe6ning at Sn6bielien al Me>
nigbeosbuiet ~Mns9ar" ifriber
Glensborg aois" 81. g.:
&borfor bar ser flor Set % >&ei=
ti6sitemning beo rMnsgar"s Sn6bi=
elie? Soroi ct NIT, rtgt &irfelib
me6 Maat brpoer Jig @ei men ogiaa
for6t set beres frem pao Mo6ers=
maalet, for6t st rpe firfeltge Mrbei=
6e fgrite Gang / umin6elige Si6er
6rager Mo6ersmaalet 16 al @fam=
metrosen og onbringer oct / &piia=
Set. 5or fgrlte Gong 1epes og ten=
fes ser belt / bort eget Maal. @ier=
te og @in6 itremmer set / Me6e.
9erfor 1p6er Sr6ene 6obbelt grtben=
6e, 6erfor aabnes &ierterne 6obbelt
reoebont, 6erfor 1p6er @almerne
me6 mere &raft og Sn6erligbe6. 6or
fprite Gong er alt iommenitemt, og
UNDER Srgelbrus og @temmeflang
itiger 2obiongen ful6t og barn1t fra
set tetfpl6te, feitlige &u1n.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04
st. 9tl6a8eblif p9 En- Ireuttibsop=
.aahe.

9tl6a8eblif os En- 6remtibsop<
.9ane.
8e6 u6ganget ia 1920 falter
~5tensborg abts" / en- Ie6en5e Mr-
tite1'A &ilbageblif poa BET ibun6r1e,
bebege6e Mor.
Mrtttelen ir6ebol6er bitre 0r6,
NET Sc iiges lite, 'fre,nbebeo 8laoet,
fer at tage @ebn.
Set bleb bor l1lptte, beooer set,
at De @en6, Der fbr 4rige,1 iabne6e
$re paa bort 6olts ftore &aab, fto6
i @pioien. 9a ollie Muligbeoer
fere1aa for bets Dpfpl6elie, iabneoe
soe 3roet, paa oeres eget 6olfs @rat
til at tage fine 8srn biem, til at
saietbtn6e 2an6et @or6' for Dan1e=
sbirte, bbor 9anife bab6e boet % bpg-
get fra &iitortens @rp, 6e iabne6e
&roen og btl6e 6erfor lite ie, at ber
oar en- @ligt, iom intet Soft bar Sob
til at ffulfe fra. Sc 6reb r@eolpoli-
hif". De biloe babe en- 0r6nirg,
fom $biflan6 al ct go6t &ierte fu11<
Be goo: me6 til, men De bpgge6e paa
San6. 9anr1arf bor operla6t SHIFT.
aas6 langt ober @alb6elert of Sles-
sbig. Sen 6anffe @egiering bar bn1I-
pet $piferne til at feloe be 1,p6iteote
9a1lte, o. mi itenpler bele 6e1 tp,
he Dfentligbe6 ben 6anfte &pifer.
fars' Grl1gter font &ol6 % l1ret,
TOM en- 6orbrboelie mos &piflon6,
Ssg ollie politiife @artier % 8la6e
ser entge ON at fpebe ben Stette til
s$Dferne / MoroIesbig, fom 6isfe
'bh babe for at forbere6e en- 11p
0renieflptning, ON m1ligt op til
sQ%eongeaaen, bbts mon 90 itanoier
BET, 1taar man Tan fao mere. 81.
st NIT aar, en- ny &i6 gaar ino,
Ell ttb Scamp er begpnot. S ben 6an-
t Goribarslinie fien,pes Ser BIZ
bere. sh1 er Spgrgsu1aalet, ON Ben
rationale Billie, Der for tent reiites
Gag ben oanife 6ront, bar bard en-
Bk9dee, Tom l6ber 10 ! sanoet, ener
ON Der e. paag1et en- G~rfieroelie al,
\ od oal1ffe Soil bor 4e,1 Dpgabe !
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04
@remicfpreninaen.

apotbefer &abells D%pfor6ring til
@iere al Sbligationer / Mor6iIes>
bigif &re6itforening om at lfienfe
Sen oonife @renieforening ollie
Sbltgationer, for at Sc {Qmlet paa
ee11 &aano beoit fun6e fomme bore
2anosmen6 ipo for @renien til
Septic, bar allere6e bu11oet &iIllut=
ming. @renieforeningen bor iaales
oes mo6taget 8iorag fra &eieiterets=
la9fgrer otto 2iebe, Gru Stampe
5%e6oerien og &rofesior &roels
2uno, / aft til ct 8eleb at 1900 Mef.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04
Mntutnubillubens Mebiiipn,

Otter 6ot4p6en6e oil Suititsmini=
iteren / @egpnoelien al neite @aa<
neo forelegge ct Sorllag til &epi=
iion al Mutomobillober1 ser bill life
blibe foreGaaet @n6ringer / &ipre=
boitigbe6en; men Der bliber en- @ef=
fe iterft ifiarpe6e 8eltemmeller beo=
rprenoe benipnsl9s &ipriel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04
Gn 9Gres9anc.

$ Mnleoning al, at &%rofesior
an6r. @cbact Gteenberg bqr truf=
fd fig tilbage fra fin Stilltng iont
Gormano for 5totens 8%ogiomlings=
fonite, obcrrdfte Ell 9eputation fra
9anmarfs Notwithstanding forle=
SET. &rofesioren Ell 1tprre &engegape
eg- en- fl1nitnerif uofbrt Moresie, /
bbilfe,1 ser rette6es en- $af og 9Dl=
oe|t til bam for bans ltore og betD6=
u~iugsful6e Mrbei6e for 8ibliotefia=
gems 6renrme / 0onmorf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04
@g,toeriDlIan6, font oct 11aa Iegge
&rGfterne /, 11aar oct lite bill for
ipil6e, bpa6 set bar bun6et.
1898 sfasmisier i 1919.


S 1919 blep iolt 1898 s@gteifa-
ber en6elig oplbit / 9anmarf beo
Steriteparte1,, 773, be6
8ebilli1g element S~r,ititsminilteriet
og 319 be6 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Be-
billing. Eallet er ODER 200 it6rre
emo / 1918 og langt it6rre enc / nos
get ti6ligere Mar, Fl. a. CO.. 4 @ange
1ao 1tort 1om for 20-25 Star ii6en.
S Gorbolo til Mntallet If npitifte6e
sggteitaber u6gier Sfilsmisierne mi
5 &rocent. S 811 al Silf9l6ene
bar sggteparrene ~biemmebpren6e /
&obeolto6en, ser faale6es tager Bro
6erparten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04
81 GtaaIifib ubeu Sitter.

8aa @leftriif Sbeisnings M.@'s
&erfite6 / @eteborg iatte mon for
Ie6en ct 9Th / &on6et UNDER flor
Opmerfiombeo fra iaefpn6ig SIDE.
Set er nemlie set fprite Staalitib,
iom er bDgget belt 116en @nben6elie
al SETTER, Sfrl1er, 8olte og lignen6e
@amlingsmi6ler. Mne @looerne er
ibeiieoe iammen efter 6en &iellberg=
1fe Sbeisningsmetbo6e, % @fibet
gi6r iaale6es Sn6trpf al at bore Ia
bet al ct eneite Stpfte @toaI. Set
CT fun ct Motorfartei paa 16 Meters
2eng6e, % ongoaenoe 0mfo1tni11=
gerne beo BEN npe Gfibsbpgnings>
metbo6e 9iber set inger, 0plpsni,1=
ger, i6et set / bei @ra6 far beret ct
Sori6gs=@fib iom fful6e bebiie, at
@beisningerne er lige faa fterfe iom
@itningerne / alminoelige @fibe.
Ser er 6erfor ifelge .~@pteb. &on=
oels- :ocb Siefartst." bleber foreta-
get en- Meng6e ombpggelige tetniife
og. bi6enifabelige @rsper, &rpf,
Ste6, 1%angbarig .@pitelie UNDER 8e-
laitning. mitroifopif l1noerigeelie
al Staalet / Sbeisningerre oib. 5
ale &tlfel6e ct set fonitateret. Of
@peisningerne prattiit talt ct lige
iaa iterfe Tom ben bele .8laoe.
21opos @eeiiter bar 90 oeiaa tillaSt
Sbeife>M etbooens Anben6elie i fulo
116itrefnine. efter al 6isie @reper
bar peret foretaget.
iom forleoen bleb iat i 8arbet /
@eteborg, betegner iaaIe6es ct Sen.
bepunh / @fibsbpgningsfuniter,
@itterne tilberer e1, Gorti6, 6a man
lite fien6te 1oget beore.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04
&iprt gratis / ct Mar.

On Man6, Der bar fin &irfiombe6
/ &osfiloe, men bor / &ibbenbapn,
lgite / 1919 ct 3 Moone6ers Sort til
@tatsbanerne. S 6ior rdtte6e ban
Marstallet og fiprte ita6igt paa &or=
tet, men 6a ban / @ar bil6e rette for
anoen Gong, git set bam ifb1ge
~&osf. 9agbl." galt, 90 MI benter
Ser bam 6Dre &eiiepenge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04

Be fort 9aabaloer. en- aerling, Ser
bar 6gb, bleb be6 at fe Sfabet bel
te p6er1t f%orifreffet, bbilfet bebirfe<
Sc, at ban %9ienban1t $6relien, % 90
Meiteren be9pnote at ifiel6e 116 ODER
.nbeloet, raabte 2erlingen glao, at
mn frnoe ban bgre - ogiaa Sc mini
Ore opmuntren6e Orb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04
8baer til Sbnberipberne.

@gnoeripoif Gon6 forepiite forle-
sen Sag / Sen gamle @olte=8ane=
gaaro / &%iebenbabn en- 8ogiamltng
ser er inoiamlet beo fripil1ige @aoer,
og Tom ifal ien6es til SGnoeripllan6.
&eftor s. g: @anien gap Ell &Gffe
0plpsninger ON Snoiam1ineen og
meo6elte FL. a., at @sgerne ffal uo=
6eles baa6e moro og ip6 for Sen npe
@ranie. 9irettdr Garlien oplpite,
at Ser til 9ato er in6iamlet og for
teret 14,370 @eger, og ttliiolt for=
talte 8ibliotbefs6ireftpr 9psiing ON
@anifeligbeoerne beo at ifaffe
@aanobpger % 8prnebgger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04
Sra @illioner til Sigeeriabeu.

Tfd 0ttlt01&r til St89er1f66en.
Sor nog1e @aaneoer fioen 6p6e
@rosferer Sic. @braban1ien, Der eie=
De n@oienlun6" / gspergeroe. Sen
Mfoboe gia16t for at bore Miuioner.
Men efter bans 500 biier BET fig,
m ban bar %efterlaot fig en- @iel1
gienne1m feililagne Spetulationer
paa flere Millioner @rorler. @aa6e
Btnterbillaen paa Gre6erifsberg %
r@oienlun6" er mi robuot til salg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04
Sf9rp &ritif.

emil 8ennelDcfe bar uoien6t en-
M BOG, r@urora", iom ~&aluno=
borg Mpis" a11meloer / fplgen6e
Gen6inger:
~l1begrtbeligt fun, at nogen fan
faa fig til at tente, fette, trpffe,
falie, bette, u6itil1e, ielge, fiebe,
leie iaa6an noget Slu66er, @la66er,
&ia6oer, @aas, @rpbl, @oniens,
@il6ifab, @alifab al fut11riitiif Manb
operbe6et @olimdtias."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04

n>--~B ehaselis. rensende %
0eE eSl esende 90 Murine Eye
>. Remedy for RIDE, Sni-
4. 8 J; ]; $; ]; ;|;: :j:;;:; !; q & i:
st,fs res ApotheEer, 60c.
Murine Eys Rssasdys Co. ehleaee.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04

@elbrebe at sfref.
sos en- Sneofernneiter Sanders
fete BET melIem Sui % geDtoar. at
6 MT DeHdgisFab Delteoeo % Iabe.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-01

after deserving the army. ON Thursday
nigh, before the murder. the two wom'
en- were at Gobin's home, and while
there II was planned that the women go
To oklahoma city OF some point east
double back and mcct them Sunday at
NARROW.
Eva liuc,, and Mrs Duff were both
inmates of the detention home for
women of communicable diseases In
Iawtun They were missed last week
and their whereabouts q mystery until
arrested IN perryton this week. The
Hucit woman wns an Elk city girl be-.
fore entering on the primrose path.
Little II known ~ Jack the Duff
woman She told the officers she hns
lived In Los Angeles. bu, refused 10 give
the name uf her relatives The Huctt
woman shudd,red when the officers re-.
lated a. her the manner II SpraEue's
death. hut Jacks" answer according
tu officer Hubbert was. what IN HI
de- I care Tor "a murder or hiJaoking7
What II 10 or ~ years IN Lcavcnwor,h
To me-"
Tho purpose NJ the party according
a. both women and men, was, had they
no, been intercepted NJ Perryton, Ca
continue ON through Colorado and Calf
iornia and l1s Angeles, II was their
purpose a. hi Jack" along the way and
get the money" as the nuff woman
expressed II, They had bought bars Of
soap In pcrryion Tor a saiccracking job
Tate agreed Ia wave his cN,radi,ional
rights and go back 10 oklahoma II tax
en- to I.Rwton. without saying when h.
would be taken L. iawton. Sheriff
Frampton told the prisoner his request
would h. granted and started with the
prisoners intending to make oklahoma
city II possible fur Il was cunsidcre,
certainty that lynching could not b'
aVcrtcd u taken directly Ia lawton.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-01
FAIRNESS Asked BY
MEMBERS Of NOM
PARTISAN LEAGUE
HIGH STATE OFFICIALS MAY BE
RECALLED. IF PLAN N
ACCEPTED.
w Associated Press.

W st47'N 49, 49,
DEVILS LAKE. ". d.. March al
Political factions opposed 20 the non.
artisan league In North Dakota, In
onvention here today. ordered tina, n
recall election aimed at certain state
ifflcials. bc held On or before NOvem.
Der \. The recall election as ordered
~ directed against Governor Lynn J
Frazier. Attorney General william
Lamkc, and Commissioner u Agricul
turc John Hagan.
H. A. Scs,Os Of Minot. was unnnl.
mously nominated by the antinon 'pnr,l.
sans as their candidate for governor 10
run against Governor Frazier.
This II the first time In the history
" the United States that "a recall clcc.
ton has been called over n governor
or other high officials, delegates 20 the
convention asserted
"Thc brain child ~ the socialist ~.
ginic the recall-having baen placed on
he statute bOnks ~ North Dakota by
the non n.Iartisans. has grown up In four
wars "ilu AniHhNHH w h'HN'l hS lNH
|"nt." Thee q. Nelson. secretary ~ the
independent voters association and n
member ~ the antinun. partisan forces
steering committee Eiid.
Svcnbjurn johnson ~ Grand Forks,
chairman ~ the state democratic cen.
ral committee. was nominated 20 run
against william Lemke. incumbent. J.
.. I. o'Connor ~ Grand Forks. who ran
against Governor Frazier at the last
election. was nominated for attorney
general. but declined and nominated
johnson.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-01
CATHOLICS GATHER FOR FUNERAL GIBBONS
PROHIBITION LAW
TO Be ENFORCED.
vOISTEAD LAW IN sPUND. SAYS
KRAMER; LAW WILL BE
ENFORCED.

ny hhsocthted ffsNa.
WASHINGTON. March ai.-Difficui.
ties IN enforcing national prohibition
include hostile public sentiment. lack
i cooperation by the states. bootleg
ging un borticrs. and issuance of too
many dealers permits. according to
John y. Kramer federal prohibition
commissioner.
What he termed IN his honest views
en- prohibition. were given by Mr.. Kra.
mer In letter % senator CapIDr Of
Kansas. aud made public today by tho
latter.
Commenting on charges that liquor
was being sold openly by 3g3 New
York saloons. Mr.. Kramer detailed the
problems ~ the dry officers and also
suggested remedies.
In view Of all these conditions and
circumstances" Mr. Kramer said. II be.
lievo We have mndc remarkable pro.
gross during the year OF more the
national prohibition act has been In
existence. We atill have much work
to do and VIII have Tor years 10 come.
You cannot turn the current of his.
tory over night. Any thing that has
fastened itself upon political. economi.
cal and personal history IL our coun.
try ns has the liquor traffic. cannot
b, removed In day or a year"
Mr.. Kramer Eld that the volAtcad
law itself was sound that he was
not advocating any radical revision ot
the law by congress. and that enforce
ment problems largely were admins
tratiye.
Too many permits for medicinal pre-
variations containing alcohol were h.
sued originally. Kramer said. Thes,
have been reduced and standards Of
'nedicating alcohol preparations raised
Permits for manufacturing Industrial
alcohol also are heing curtailcd and re-
fused 10 those selling illegitimately.
Summing up. Mr.. Kramer said h.
believed fRilure of enforcement durlni
the past year were due tn the admin
istration more than To- thd law itself.
I'm this respect" he said. II an
willing 10 assume my share of respon
aibilliy Tor thcs errors. In the begin
ming We issued entirely too many per
mits. Secondly We mnde n mistake IN
placing the standard ~ medicinal pre-
parations on too low a basis We have
had trouble also In selecting force al
agents who were ~ all times loyal
This docs no, apply To many. hui
some"
Among recommendations made by ths
prohibition agents 10 tighten liquor en-
forcemcnt were. removal ~ whlskey Il
O few large and well guarded ware
houses: increase ~ prohibition agents
on the Canadian and Mexican borders
and enactment of prohibition codes b,
all the states.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-01
MAJOR BILLS SBEINC CONSIDERABLY GOVERNOR NEFE
SEVEN IMPORTANT MEASURES TO
BE DISPOSED OF TODAY: VOTERS
AWAIT ACTION CHIEF EXECUTIVE
ny THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

AUSTIN, Texas March 3One day left and seven bills to be
disposed Of Such was status Governor N late today when
he assured newspaper he would take action any
OF these until time by ruling OF the at
,oney general Ne has until night midnight
in which take final these bills that hour marking the
close of the twcnday period which the constitution allows him
Legislature
The seven bills before the Governor the anaen land
ersh bill commonly called the anti, Japanese b the University
expansion bill two rural school aid bills erecting monument in
memory soldiers sailors marines and killed IN the world
war the West Texas A. and BILL authorizing placing monn-
en over the grave Cynthia Ann Parker Limestone County
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-01
PACKING EMPLOYEES
STRIKE; WORKERS
ARE DISSATISFIED
THIRTEEN HUNDRED MEN WALK
OUT An PROTEST. TO NEW
WAGE SCHEDULE.
~ Associated Pres.

ANNuNetTu w.
CHICAGO. March 3i.--Thirteen hum
dred employees of two independent pack.
Ing companies, went on strike today.
charging their employers with Violating
the seniority clause of the Alschuter
wartime agreement between packers
and their union employees
The strikes were called nj the fnds.
pendent packing company plant where
'ec men walked out. and at the VIII
am Davies company plant. where 500
nan quit work. The independent
Packing Company In one of the largest
packers aside from the big Five"
Both companies notified secretary Of 10.
ynr Davis today ~ their acceptance Of
he agreement reached recently b.
tween the five big packers and their
union employees. which extended the
llschuter agreement for ak months
James Smith. secretary OF the dis.
'rict council of the butcher workmens
union. who ordered the strike. said that
when both companies resumed oper.
ations this week after brief shut down.
they disregard the seniority rights
& former employees. lie charged them
with hiring nonunion workers NJ less
than union wages and refusing employ.
ment to men working at the plants nc
he time " the shut down, unless they
accepted n smaller wage.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-01
THOUSANDS GATHER TO PAY LAST
TRIBUTE TO P0NTIFF;; FUNERAL
SERVICES BE CONDUCTED TODAY
ny THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

BALTIMORE March 5lames Cardinal Gibbons Arch Bishop
OF Baltimore buried today with all the honos that the Roman
Catholic Church could besow one OF its princes
Into the cathedral OF the Assumption OF the Blessed Virgin Mary
poured preacs OF equal rank diplomats and from Wash
gon high officials of the land head served and members
Of his flock Outside the rain masscd barchcaded
thousands who unable press the church. stood recrcn for
three hours while poniicai requiem being sung
During the long service Arch Bishop John Gennon OF ST.
Louis took the pulpit and looking down the bier Of fellow
churchman euoged the late cardinal c great leader and
soldier the great legislator the far vsoncd educator the great
patriot the kindly gentle old man."
The service ended shortly before O'Clock after the cardinal
had been aboycd Of all SIM and the long srcmcd from
the cathedral.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-01
MAN CONVICTED Of MURDER
BEGINS I.itE SENTENCE
By Associated Press.

by Associated Press.
LITTLE ROCK. March 3l.-llobert
!. Long. who was convicted on q
charge of murder In connection with
the death of Alfred oliver. farmer of
Des Are In February. began a life
term in IN. Arkansas pcnitentiary to-
day r. Palmer bridges who was also
charged with murder in the first degree
hut who alleged he was forced by Long
10 participate In the killing of Oliver.
was sentenced to two years when he
pleaded guilty ON charge Of volun.
tary mansmugh,cr. sam Perry and
Tom Cornell. who were convicted On
charges ~ accessory 10 murder and
wcrr sentenced To ten years each In
the state pcnitentlary. viii appeal their
cAscs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-01

MINNEAPOLIS. March 3i.--when
you pick up popular magazine and
read In Il story or poem by Lindsay
Lucas. you have no idea of the handi.
caps under which u was written.
Neither has the editor who pur.
chased u.
Lucas. at 81. IL bath blind and deaf
lie supports him.elf by his writings
and they sell readily. although he has
told none OF his editors 81 his afflic.
tions.
Three years ago he was one ~ the
brightest pupils "a, a Minneapolis high
school. In his sophomore year. Then
bursting uf minute bloud vessels nOur.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-01
STEPS TAKEN BY HUNGARY
ARE CLOSELY WATCHED.


BUDAPEST, March 3i,-The coun-
tries. ncighbors to Hungary. are watch
INK with utmost and intense interest tho
events transpiring In that country. II
was learned today that the Roumanians
are concentrating troops at Grcsswar-
dain. ON the Hungarian border at
Tcmesyar. farther south. 20 be ready In
ease armed interference should be nec'
essary.
The Jugo.Slav. who have mobilized
five divisions. crossed the Hungarian
frontier at several points, but withdrew
yesterday. The Jugo.Slav diplomatic
representative here. NJ. Miloiesevioh. u
said to have told the authorities: Our
question Is. viii Charles depart within
"a or IS hours"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-01

ishlng the optic nerve rendered him
blind six months lator hearing left
him.
lie didn't quit. lie started instead 20
make the best of things. He has mas.
tered the Braille and the New York sys.
TEN ~ reading for the blind and has
read every book available for the blind
In hts state.
he swims skates and enjoys long
tramps In the opec--s etwccn the times
h. works on poems and stories.
Among his poems widely published.
are: Circus Time" "Thc Adventures
~ the Kecwanis." THE Strange Wood
Folk" and The Brute IL the North.
land"