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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18

W eftnein'ed ifsHs
NEW oRLEANg, Jan. i7.--rarly
trading in cotton t.ily brought dc.
cln,s. much LIQUIDATION coming from
the l,nE side and somc little selling for
fhru account appearing bccnufe Of
puDr c9l l.F The decline continued mn.
81 tho midi o.. the s,- H.,n bat after
that There wlr comnl'te reversal ~
the ueud. Declines wcir rcr,vcrrd mud
pfiros cent - tr .; points higher than
the clo'o of last wccEs close. ON The
clos" ~" pt'ivr Tppihg were N net
gain" ~ ~ 10 20 pointr
For O while ihc alignment was used
TINT al hullifh flimes On the pres
cn' f.tuatira h1f Z ,cn discounted hut
when r"purtf ~ somewhat better
demand no The interior spot contcrs
commenced a. come In ana there were
Further toports Of southern mills rt1rt
ING up FUN time the mlrkg mud,
ready Response. IN thr late hour trad
, ing became active. early short seller,
covered and now hpying ~ conse
-. rucno' olmo in Tho activity COZ
tinucd o. tho clOc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18
WIFE az iIEITENNNT
l.iNGUGN ENDS LII.
nv AssociatcdPress.

WASHINGTON. Jan Il Lieut. nan,
llrsdons wife whom hc married under
The Russian common law. committed
suicide hy shooting when informed II
iang'Hu- death. 81, WIS the widow
e q Russian officer who had boon kIll.
"a hy the BJlshoyikl.
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LOST AND FOUND

WAY worry with your rental property
when YOU can turn 70 over 10 the VI. Il.
Weaver Realty CO
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CCtt0,lseef on.


~ Assn inifd Pres.
NEW YORK. Jan. fs.-cniionso.d
% was quiet with prices firmcr on
sh'rt covering Induced up the upiurn
10 hard nnd light offerings n crude.
Closing bids were % t. a points not
higlsr Sales 1890 barrels. Prime crude
$50 alcs, prime summer yellow. 'pui
S.ieHsS5: March 50 bid. MAY g.si
July 300. bIth hid
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18

FOR SAi.E-Tuledo thrclder |
20 inch and stock. practically new'
SIS. 70s Monroe.
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NOTICE
UNION LAUNDRY DIRECTORS

NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE AGENTS
An 81 my property In Amarillo Is
hereby withdrawn from sale by rial
estate agents effective January 10
1921, q. ]. Num-.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Homc on Tyler Street.
Priced RICH, II sold az once. Call phone
1858.
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FOR SALE hrcakfas; room set
Call sO9i
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18

FOR sAI.E-Dc Laval separator. prac'
tically new. fiyc'gallun milk cans
Phone i53.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18

TWO nicely furnished light housckccp.
iug rooms. Gas heat. COS T.. sth st.
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NOTICE-Iiavc cllcut who wants
about geo acres improved land TO &
miles &C good town. Part suwcd In
wheat. Can pay onc'half cash. jus;
think II Il. Tell us what you have To-
offer. Phone slgl. TcXPliins iica'is
Co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18

FOR SALE Ford Touring car. equip
ped with starter and original set 80
tires. runs like rev. ssSO Cullum
Motor Co. 10 ". 5th st. Phone i6i.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18

For sAIE-Maxwcl touring car
Priced right. Tro" Laundry.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18

FOR HENT-Mudorn furnished light
housekeeping rnoms ,0l Jackson.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18

FOR sALE-Musi sell nj once. rracti
cally new living room and dining room
furniture. Phone il97 or call at 1901
Jackson.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18

FoRIsALE
1914 Ford touring cnr.
1873 Ford roadster.
iaiS Dodge coupe.
I 1890 Ford coupe.
1919 Ford roadster.
1919 Mnrmon touring ear
1890 7 ten Ford truck. with cab and
iody: all in good condition and priced
isn't.
COOPER IRWIN MOTOR GO.
~ one 22i3.
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FOR sALE-Pure country lard. sOc per
pound. Phone sO7s Fsi. ID. G. Mccor'
mick.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
FOR sALE--All kinds Of stoves ~ a
reasonable price. 600 Harrison. Phone
1853.
FOR SALE Set of adjustable pipe
dies. Is o. inches. Gail Mason Hotel.
ou First s.
ron SALE--Guernscy mich COW.
splendid disposition. Guaranteed % give
five gallons per d,y when fresh. VIII
come fresh In February. Giving . gal
Ions day now. Phone o.. james y
browning
FOBASALE.
1914 Ford touring cnr.
I 1915 Ford roadster.
I iaiS Dodge coupe.
I 1890 Ford coupe.
1919 Ford roadster.
1913 Marmon touring ear
1890 i.t'n Ford Truck. with cab aud
i"iy: all in good condition aud priced
i.rht
COOPER IRWIN MOTOR 60.
Phone 22ia.
J FOR sALE-Fol iing bed and baby b,d.
In gor1 condition. COG y. Taylcr 81.
IoR sNLE-Ssw shipment Navajo
RUGS aud saddle blanket 1905 iiuch'
gnan 50.
---------------------
-
running condition. Apply wo.tcru No
ter Go.
DODGE touring oai. running coldf
? tion $3.50. 500 Lincoln ~.
FOR SALE OK TRiDE--My. home.
liO9 Harrison. completely furnished or
rnfurnlshed. Can b. made 10 pay for
itself. G9od location. Easy terms
What have you!
FOR SALE-Aymlnatcr rus and coal
range stove. Phone $40. Sos ". Eth.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT--1 unfurn.shcd rooms. gas
heat. 1904 ". sth ST.
WANT % rent l0.acre pasture LAM
with water and house Phone 9O6. q
- BOX sc2.
FULLY furnished east front bed room.
FOR RENT-Strictlv modern, beauu.
Reasonably priced. Suitable Tor one o.
Two ladies'. Phur" ii70.
FOR RENT-Iargc. choice. southeast,
ground floor sleeping room. strictly
modern. $40 Pierce. Phone 1889.
FOR RENT-Tworoom house. fur.
nishcd. Tor light housekeeping. Phone
$50.
FOR RENT BED room. gas heat. 90i
Harrison. Phone Ala.
FCR RENT Two modern. unfurnishci
rolms. NJ io2 East 'th 81
.------a..at
FOR RENT-Slccp.ng room. $3.50
week. Phone 1919.
rgR RENT---Molcrn furnished bed
rooms. 800 Polk street.
-
FOR RENT Modern room. 800 =.
Lincoln.
FOR EENT--Frout led room. private
entrance. gus heat. 4OS West sixth.
TWO MODERN. furnished lght house.
keeping rooms Gas heat EOS Munroc.
For RENT-3ROOM hous'. gas heat.
call SOC Van Eurcn.
FOR RENT-Front he'd room. 6os
.ackson. $3.50 pei week.
For RENT-a unfinished rooms. il5
Van nurrn Gas. can mornings he'
! furr n o'clock.
, FOR RENT-Largc. modern house
keeping room. 500 Burhanan.
FOR RENT-Iovcly furnished cottage.
, can be used a. duplex. aOi Madison.
FOR RENT-lIousokcepigg rooms
\ Strictly private coo Johnson.
GROOM modern house. with garage IN
| southwest mart OF city. See owner 10
40C y. 18th or call 1882.
| UNFINISHED apartment. Three
4 rooms and bath. 1917 Van Buren.
! FOR EENT-liuusekccplng rooms.
cloyr In. Reference required. Address
| T.. care News.
| FOR RENT--4.room modern house,
/ 1919 Johnson. SIS. Phone Ssa
FCR RENT-larEc funny room In
new house, nicely furnished Cooking
| privilege ~ meals given. 9Oi Jeifer-
ION. Phone 1863. Also lady room mate
wanted.
FOR RENT--Mud.rn furnished llrht
| housekeeping rnoms 10l Jackson.
TWO nicely furnished lirht housckccp.
Ing rooms. Gas heat. COS T.. sth 81.
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MISCELLANEOUS

BliiDS made from combings. Elite
Hair Dressing Parlor. 10 Fuqua Bldg.
Phone 81.
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lOtR CHOICE
YOIR GON EllNMLNT SINS

WE WILL. clean rugs Tor no.halt
price Monday, Tuesday and wednesday
only. Don't fail to take ADVANTAGE Of
Tins opportunity. Phone zoos. Man
rirg Rug Cleaning Plant.
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FCR RENT--I.arEc funny room In
new house nicely furnished. Cooking
privilege W meals given. 9O4 Jcffer.
"on. Phone 1863. Also lady room mate
wanted.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18

FOR sALE--A medium size coffee and
chocolptc urn: also s-container chill
steamer and hand meat silccr. rhon,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-23
SECRETARY DENLY
is STILL HOPEFUL
Believes That Lost Naval Toe Ceres.
toaa Will pc ffesrd Froua.

WASN'T NoToN. June TINS
names ~ the four offcers ard forty-
nine enlisted men aboard fhe ioaf na-
val tag conesfoaa wera made pubiis
todaF ~ Secretary nenhy who said
h. SIN refused 10 ahAnaon hope that
the tug cr her cOmpany wouid BE-
found. The TUG sailed from Mars
Island March IS. Cor samoa via rearl
fiarh0F. aud no word has been heard
nom her since. despite q thoroaRh
search % pacihc waters.
A list - ms crew 81 ire centeafowa.
compiled from TIE last muster ron IN
ciudesf
Lee Joseph Alleman. seaman. Brooks.
Louisiana
Arthur nnguar seaman Head q
Island. "a.
Russell r, crabtres. nremsn. rus-
caieoas. AZ.
William .. DonoVan. ship httert
NlckshurS Ais
Clarence Q. ALwain seamsn. Blr-
mlnshAm Ala
wallacs pearl mess attendant. Neu
Orloana
nleasos :. Toms nreman. covsuill.
Va
Edward Wilson. Pensacola F1a.
James Monroe MoetNn, Nheiiman.
Randolph county. Ca
Tonv Pe~erM. areman. EsssS. Mlss
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-23
STATE DEPARTMENT
MAKES A DENIAL
e4ss ThAa Ii las Mt nsan kspa In
fsemsd 81 prseFaAa VI Anwles
lea Treaty.

WAsusNuToN. saas af-~Ths state
slsnassgasnt issued q formai slassmeal
lalsae aamytna lhaa II had been kept
eaanlaank ~ - preRrpss az ire ns~
aAssatles5e lueAlna e = renewal of tha
AhHse. japanese treatg. Tha asalssnens
waA ~ aeilew#s
- Nlsw 81 = dlavaeeh 81 the Asso-
eEalea HrNAw. w8lh respect 80 tha re-
nsesni af the AnKio-Japanaue alliance
pahliuhea thie morning, . the effect
thai H - understood that the STATE
aapaFtnaent has been Kept fully in
formed 81 ths plans q the British gov
erameat and that It has been given
assurances that tn TIE REVIVAL 81 the
treaty every precaution eel be taken
- guard against The invlashon q any
thing snimicai 20 Amerlcmn rights. Il
Is deemed proper 20 say that the
state department - not Informed with
respect to tbs plans ef tae British
government ard has received 70 as
aurances IN the matter
~Thla statement t. made 20 avoid
TIE reeelrlng - the Americas public
e a false impression that tie depart
Heat las been hept eoEnlEant Of the
progress OF the negotiations"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-23
ARGUE FOR REMOVAL.
TO FEDERAL COURT
Question of Transfer 81 Jurisdiction IN
the "Par clearsncs# Case.

CHARLOTTE n. G.. June 70 Hear
ing before Judge y. Yates webb. IN
federal court here. on the question az
transfer % Jurisdiction from the state
courts % the federal court IN the par
clearance case which began teday.
wil require Two more days - least In
the opinion % interested attorneys.
Two witnesses FOR the reserve bank
q Richmond. defendant In the orig
inaA action, were heard today and
others viii be heard tomorrow u VAS
said BY attorneys tonight after which
witnesses FOR the state banks party TO
the action az platnfiHs VIII BE- heard
and argument ~ counsel for both sides
Will follow.
Judge webb ruled this morning that
the burden 81 proof that the amount
% money involved IL more than $4,000
and therefore sufficient 70 transfer the
action 70 the federal court rested upon
the reserve bank.
G. - Pepper deputy governor ~ the
Rlch'S1a bank. testified that the total
eNchange' on checks drawn on North
Carolina state banks from November
-. 1889. 20 February !. 1881. and han
died through the Richmond bank
amounted. IN his opinion % AZ least
s4o.8
II. ~. Victor. president q the Char
lotte clearing house association testi-
fed. giving his estimate q the amount
o. exchange Involved, which he de-
ciared WAS far in excess Of &308o the
amount necessary 10 establish legal
grounds for transfer % the litigation
- the federal court
The case grew out ~ an injunction
proceeding Initiated ~ North Caro-
Tina state hanks. about $50 o. whom
are now parties 20 the action, - re-
straint the Richmond hank from svad-
ing the so-called ~par clearance act
of the iAsi North Carolina legislature
authorizing the state banks 20 charge
exchange on checks cleared through
them. The federal reserve system had
adopted the policy 81 clearing checks
a par and after the state par clear
ance" act was .1assed. II q charged BY
stale banks. threatened "a pursue a
course that would reader the act nuii
and void BY hohding up North Caro-
lima state bank checks 20 accumulate
and then send . messenger with the
accumulated mass ~ checks 10 the In
divi6ual state banks upon which they
were drawn and demand payment over
the counter an bulk This. the state
banks claimed would result in serious
embarrassment IN many Instances.
The injunction proceeding followed.
ana Judge ,. Biz Ray ~ the state ~
perior court issued an order restrain
ing tina Richmond bank from putting
into effect It's alleged purpose. Coun-
sci for the reserve hank thereupon
appealed to Judge Webb and the pres
enf. hearing h on tho question 81 hlrls-
dicti0n.
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HIRE Is MORE ABOUT
FOUR INCH GUN
STARTS On PAGE ONE

sfsfsntoa aleng the lcnwth ~ the hun
shat 80 U-Its a8nk On an aiHsast eeeu
keeA Nlfh aearneag a N4alfl II water
IL ln*aieage fha8 the end had eofne.
TIE remaIuins three aesirukers did
49, g..
Th4 performance ~ the destroyer
san eecws ia maklnE 4 seore 81 mere
perfaet hits Nere remarkable. En sac
Spinner - thn aHesai observers The
iamane Sc the submarines from tie
earfy salVes Ga iuth cases Naaia have
teen snsn SENT under war eaadifiQas.
- have prevented the subs ffum div
ing and would thus have t4saac ihem
the halpieaa targets oE fhe attacking
seafrayera nlfh surrender IS TIE onIy
aifernatlee
Thn foar lneh ahcIs used is sinking
he hoafs each contained Eve
eoaaas - INT ard was equipped With
faas dea.ened So esase tie she'll 60
sxp.eae after penetrating the outer
ska and reaehlas the vltals - the
sabnsarine8. &aNal officers WeHe par
lcal.a pleased wltA ne performance
81 she fuse. as ln eveFs case the sx-
aiuslan dla not oecuF aafii after ne
sAtig had properly penetrated.
T6e sinking ef ghe ts-t#o and tae
r-HaA feaa3 ends tha careers 81 four
Ferner German submarines s3FE'en-
aafed &c seapa Flow ard turned over
is the United states lae experimental
purposes rive other former GeFnaan
vessel, three assfeayefs cruiser
ana d battseahip s III - used In later
pnaasn ~ the aerial bombing expert
nenfa being conducted ~ the army
ana naTs 5eiutis.
The Henderson. with members 81
soaeress. army aid nav affleers end
aewspa PER- correspondents ubaaFd lefi
soe Washington al the conclusion 81
he a4ing tadav.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-23

NEWPORT NEWS va 1uua 2.
STA vessels. three harks and flues
steamers. bound % oF from ms Ff
have almsppnarwd aaFinW me So
tassirs maufns arNaHdinn - uaFitl
men here
Thev ara the NorweNisn asariNm AAmr
go 4. His.nsund. the sFaFlskoE ana
the Fiarino. the British sfanmef ~
meranaa a. T.arrsnawM. nmmshmf nHliFf
steamer and 5 IifaEiiiau atearnes. a.
aamss - ne Ass tao e uhten 49,
not obgntmahie AZ thle time
The farun STEAMERS az left henFs
sen Reads Co EeiFuafE.
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HERE - MORE ABOUT
RAIL LINES
STARTS on PAGE ONE

fest the convenfion directed tbs execn-
tive o0uneil 60 sd9visa and publish the
necessary legislative pragram designed 20
make sffeotiss the pfinctples u goverR-
rnant set farth."
Tha council also was directed 70 "aa-
Stat tie recognised railroad labor orEanl-
zati0na bg every effort wtthtn thair
power 20 have proper legislation enacted
proxldiag Ter government ownership and
democratic operation 81 thu railroad SIS
terms ~ the United States"
After disposal 81 the railroad rssaiutl -.
tho convention worked fast. disposing ~
many resolutions and recommendation
untii the question 81 unemployment Tn
suFanes was reached. A spirited debate
preceded action - ths conveufion On
aaopting the committee report. The In
auranes provision waa olininatea leaving
eniy 3 recommendation that every state
Organization urge immediate undertaking
of contemplated public works 60 relieve
unemployment.
Condemnation 81 the Hearst newspapers
for puhiicnsien ~ a. account % chicago
ishor meeting which the Convention
termed IAN example ~ the propaganda
Ia which tia Hearst newspapers are en-
gagged sna watch has Cor It's purpose the
destruction - organized iaeor." Was
voted The resolution canaefnned the
practice ~ those newspapers and other
publications which resort 20 riisreprcscn-
tatiou and faisehood"
Other action ~ the convention inCiua
ed:
Adoption % the executive councils re-
port asking the United States 20 take a
leading step Tor world Wiae disarmament
BY agreement.
Commendati0n q Secretary DENLY On
his prompt action IN the matter 81 Rear
Admiral Sims speech AZ London.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-23
AMERICAS QUARTET
WINS IN POLO MATCH

HUHLINGHAM POLO Field. London.
June aS-Amertca's poto quartet
smashing ats way through 8hs English
defense won fhs hnal game II the
international series to-day ~ ten goals
to six ard thereby earned the right
to carry back to thd United states the
international ehaiisage trophy taken
frem Ameriea ~ the British at Mead
up Fsroe1x IN 1914
The American victory ia this series
came ia straight mAtclsa. The first
weut . America with comparative
ease in the game Of last Saturday
Teaava game was 81 q somewhat
different sort. Ii was 10 walk0Ver Tor
TIE challeugers Although they Eot
away brilliantly.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-23
FURTHER CHARGES
Of IMPROp En- CARE
csMAasea - oaveEapssRs aesalsAsa -
- sssxsss AAen AeseFshaas


- safN0 20 N 3AAe y ssRehss
ssass<n thss fessSsF hefxlsa NaaA ere suss
x9amag e@fea ~ ard ewea Ha.ts@aszss
- nsesasAFaAmf amA rssmx4met he~Nssaas
surax asas8a ss8ay basese sha sasats Npas
- zsaasfaasee NAsss = ssn1aetsaa ~
anasza nzaoa - keseFaHen4 assesses Aavs
isw ia nasuaEslsaassaA NEsNxana ~
s4azaM - eassnzAsssa ssssshsaa shs
xMans - - wsfAssa tuAeEtsaAx patient
wss@ sawu@ss@a 80 aieaaMa = To aFmS
-. - sessssssa hs reeslvsa a.
nussssA umnxhm ssm - anaakAn msksF fialna
- zsssvs.. assAnana eewxemt@a ~ heza@
- kasa aeSazmsnN khealxseei work
~ - "A - faaxAArax 49, engaged. re
49, ssMs4sHsaaz u Hospitals ~
EAs@znva3. e g. 1.ztsFtx. =. = Rbo4nizs
wswxMmm AS fsvasame4s Axls<ssa. aD0 Les
Ammsaaw g. Msmmnvsm4 GAlisnraaa. chaxgs
s~m 80 faazlsxAea Aw TIE pr0neT treat
xne<sz - susasraasaszs pA4leats wsra iaaaa
ssnssa. ftsa xAymanaans and nur@as unayxns
sAaszs = 40 n sassy INSTANCES tnsTSir
ss~ezs - saua p1sH sad eaaaakisns So
nszazsv
Wa fhs eanarme3 heapitai = f.iserty.
So wns destroyed ~ FIRE 1hs patients
azs4 asssr esAalna ana usbar parassaal be-
amxsn#A fas witness amsa. adalag that al
@eFszam ~ tie aen 50 recover fFurn he
sz.wessszaen1 had fallea- TIE easaaitx
hamxsfal- fgmshsnwxou. p. G.. vas TIRE only
hxzpssal w1st1ma ~ sse witness which BE
onnm1srea pTeperly eaalped aad msE-
axe4
wswaasw merwscs men anaew hospital
txea1nsa1f aFe afraid - cunptain. The
e1saesa stated. heaagsa = thas d thev
sau esthnx ha e0mneG1esa % lsase ne ha@~
p8tas - - ssanea - mentaI passexfs ard
- msHs - a. iuzs2ns aNgIang.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-23
PHYSICIAN DIES
OF HEART TROUBLE

MANHEON~N AhtsMs ~ g. AMnn ~
Heart trouble and an overdose -
morphinc Werr assigned - the curo-
ner's jury here today - fhm cause 81
the death ~ Dr. Andrew D Amith. cf
Garner -. a., who uas found dad
On the floor % hls room at a local ne-
tel early Ibis morning. ~ letter
written 20 a physician ID. smith
asked abauf treatment Tor the drug
habit. and expressed reHret that a.
had allowed himssif 10 become a slave
20 mornhiue.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-23
DECLARES HARDING
MUST MAKE CHOICE
Between Pro Leauusrs IN Cabinet an1
Bitter Enders IN the ssnate.

OBERLTN. o.. guas a. Declarlna
that President Harding must ehoose
between the pro-ieaEuers ~ his catl-
net, whom ~ made. oF tire bitter
enders On the senate. Nao made him.
Hamilton Holt. New York maEaEins
editor. who led tie nro-iramue re-
publicans "a ths commencement ad-
dress - ohsriin oolieFe here today
asserted that q clear majority az TIRE
American people want the United
States 20 enter some Kind % an asso-
station ~ nations with enough teeth
IN y % actually lessen the probabiii-
ties of var
~ Il the duty q an true friends q
the league q give Mr. uardinR every
opportunity % make good with his
new association q nations said Mr.
Holt ~ Il turns cut that thfa q ire
existing league. only under anothas
name. we can nave no real quarrel
with hlm. EN- though h IL pretty
plcayune business. - say the least
Tor grown men % keep ne world ca
fha brink 81 revelation is order Il
save ne faces ~ party politicians
Who cannot otherwise ST. out - tbs
holes which they have dug for them
selves.
Every friend % international peacs
aRa progress" AR. Holt continued
Therefore must Withhold final ludg
ment until Mr. Harding sss az So dis
close the detailed plans ~ his asaocia
t.on. But this q ciear. n he wants the
permanent support 81 most - the
American people. his association must
be more than a mere group 81 nations
agreeing 20 BE- Rood and peaceahle and
All revolving about a court
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-23
SENATE ACCEPTS
CONFEREE REPORT
.awafesslenaf Act6an of army ARpropFta.
ter Bag IL coaapletea.


WARRINGTON June s2-~t'naagrss
sionaE actlun Ga tha army appropriation
alil carr iag q fetal pT approximately
ghfee hundred ard twentx- eight ualilion
aosiarm was completed foaay when the
senate voted to raeede fsom IS amend
merits unacosptaals e TIE house. sna ae-
eeyt thm repoFs q ita eanfeFesa en- eaan-
prnsaAsed items.
The senate accepted tho pfopeEal - the
house. eongsr@es faF reauetson # she arsay
u one hundred ard flfty shuusaha enlist
ed essen hg October !. alesaEy arFTaNesl
by tha houaa. wbEsh originally voted g.
maka ) Gus Is 10 eaa ~ ths end 81 the
nest fiscal year.
Chairman Waaswurth. - Ire senate
msllsaFg affairs commlilee. said he moved
mceepsanes nf the proposal under psr-
soaas protest"
II Is VITA the greatest relnelanes "
he said. that I ask the senate 60 agree
ca sonagGhsng whIeh wfll turn seventy
fhoaszHa men cue - sas army within
the maat three manths IN vloiafion g =
moral santTaef. nat II mnst - dene -
there uiil BE 20 army appropriation hszl !
Arbitrary discharge s. Thousands -
nsea vas treatment which aeYeE hefere
has hesn administered Is our arsnT. fhs
senator salH. and would resist ~ 40
economy - il aaaEa cost ahosls shrre an
= haaf miittoa dosasYa 10 PAY transparsa
lion exnhTses q discharged fnen.
The &hres huaaaed ara twents +elNht
saisiion dollars tnkAt caxxsea ~ the hlsl
conapareE Nlfh three hsnavef asa sWeulg
sallIiana ia TIE house bib and three hssn-
cred and thkrty-feur msaaaums IL the s8n-
ate nseasurs. TIE array bEiI xe&oea ~
praslaeat Nslson at tie last session ear
RED three hunarea and ferty-ssx uslGllan
deiEara and provided fee = msngsnnF9 array
of eaa hundred ana isfts5-ssshs theasana
m@n.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-23
WOMAN Is HELD
FOR "a HOURS

iAIt1UNIlALt. To- IunN =.
Thomas Mc MINI. Of this city. IL under
arrest here to-day. charged with the
kidnaping and attacking q ao-yeaF -ola
nurse. who he is alleged - have he'd
prisoner Ga the woods near here for
almost twenty -four hours. McAIinn is
20 years old ana - said to be a re-
gected suitor 81 the young woman.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-23
VIRGINIA SEAMEN
CALL OFF STRIKE

A NEWPORT NEWS. Va. June a.
Tire union seamens strike here was CALI
"a or this morning. the strikers sete-n-
nag 90 work At the Rew shipping beard
wagos a. q result 81 a referendum vote
taken last night. Reports from Norfolk
are % the effect that the soamen there
also called off the strike.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-23
NEGROES DEFEATED
IN JACKSONVILLE

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. June pa
complete returns today from yester-
days municipal election showed that
the six negro candidates seeking places
in the city council were overwhelm-
ingly defeated II was the nrst time
negroes had sought public office here
IN many years,