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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-11

army n the Republic a. NJ veterans
~ IN c.rl War. many Of them foeai..
nnd few IN faded uniforms. concluded
brief servire their place beside fnc
casket was taken by wounded soldiers
from Walter Reed Hospital. Veterans
n tho World war. who placed nrgr
wreath N chrysnnfhemuma lH mark
nj their regard Tor their unknown
buddy
Labor Pays Tribute
a group n knights n Columhug boz
fegaim clustered around me b.ef and
roc.ie1 their ritual for the dead.
Mrs Adelaide W bagiey mother of
Nra losephus Daniels placed clYs-
for N palm leaves ana roses 10 the
bier Boz mcmory ~ her gon Ensign
Worth Bagley. the only American naval
officer killed ln the war with Spain
Even Russia was represented in the
tributes 90 the dead q obligation from
fne fld Russian embassy placing "a gift
of floWerF 10 the bier Tho flowers. boz
white aud red were in The foru Of thr
Cross n 81 George. Ruas.as highest
military distinction
Representative % ne American Ped.
grafton u Labor placed n0ial wreath
lpon the bier. with the following lu.
sCripti0n
tive on thou spirit Of justice. free.
dom. democracy and humanity
"a grateful tribute o. our unknown
soldier from the American Federation
of Labor"
FLORAL tributes were laid ou the cas-.
.ot by many organizations. .nclgting
tuU American Legion. tho American
War Mothers. Veterans ~ Foreign
Wars. order ~ Indian Wars. Military
order ~ The World War. United States
infantry Association Danehters % Vet.
oans American Wmmcn's Lesion. s0th
Divisions. sons Of Temperance the Na.
nn1al Confederate orguuizatl0ns Ilclud.
Ira thc Daughter ~ Tho ConfsdomCy
Pershing Weeps
Ait1 getting word from iuc outsk irtf
IhI luly twenty thousand people were
waiting their turn o. enter the rotunda
10, military authorities e.idod Co. keep
fno doors open until an Boo lIn" at ~
clock tho hour set fot rladug. had
u1rsod through
General rerahp stood again tonight
before the coffin ~ the unknown soi
[ dior. and there were tears in his eyes
feel ho turned away
AZ 1890 O'Clock the crowd which ex-
/ tended ton deep Tor many blocks. was
iDpod 90 hy the police "a r. point whore
f uHs thought those within the lines
would have opportunity Co pass into the
.Iunda By midnight
Among those Go place wreath az
hr nnfllque tonight was the Saliva
ton Amy
/ o. hrtod iIst fifteen minutes u mid
ight when tho last of the line which
4 rnd boon moving steadily past the cam.
, fatigue for almost DC hours had paid
1 their silent respect to the dead aud
, flr doors were closed
Tho capitol police estimated thHt from
4 10 600 fu fe 600 people had nled through
/ tn' ruiuuda since 90. boz
Thr funeral rortogr which wlu escort
Nmyr, 9 unknown soldier 20 hiI tomb
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n Arlington csmoterY nll leuYe the
eimfgI af 20 Tomorrow morning.
Order II Procession.
Preceded only by guard n honor
D.upoeel ~ composite regiment n
f..t troops "a battalion lf artillery and
squadron ~ cavalry. the c.sson
bearing the caskef wiu br followed BY
President Harding Woe President
Coolidge. Chief Justice Taff and the
.IFht associate justices 81 the supreme
court. members Of the cabinet mem.
teu ~ Congress me group % medal
ol honor mon and delegations from
the American Legion and the q A. Il.
Behind these win come other societies
and groups
Tho route will be- up Pennsylvania
.feuue fo ihe White House. whore
President Harding viii review the pa.
u1c ou Oh AqusdYrt bridge over The
Potomac 90 the amphfheaire. The cere.
monies there viii Boz under Too super
vision Df Secretary of War Weeks The
religious program viii boz conducted hy
Bishop Charles ~ Brent formor senior
chaplain. s. r. p. who VIII offer the
opening invocation
70 Sing America"
Tho tWo minute period ~ silent trlh-
ute-ffom D. to 1909 y m. wiii Ye tnl-
lowed hy ihc singing VI America by
tho entire asaembllro Then wln come
che address " President Hlidug "A
altl0ual hymns tine p'lc.Hs pf Amer
Joan aud foreign decorations on the
caskct and reading ~ the scriptures
vlI .omglofe the program which VIII
u.,ccde tho placing II the body Ia the
sirc0pbdEuH
Tho rrmalndes AZ the ceremonies viii
Include Cnauia.u's service and prayer
allror at burial sounding az taps, In.
INK ~ national salute Of u guns
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operation along % 'hc public through
mte cuts.
Mr lnroe mid thr posting 90 wage
reduction notices wll D.. dome hy The
various roads la individual organlga.
Nous boat hr added 30 wH anticipated
rnaf 70 would he done hy nll vlth me
ufff
This action 90 vaH stated expected
% create technical dispute NJ con.
'rltrreF with thr employees tho notices
H1iInE fha 0uf wIl be effective thirty
iHrs from dp'r ~ posting
~ thf mon do n.' 1.aods tbr m1ttor
vll then De- carried 90 Zoo Railroad
Labor Board with request FOR an
'rly hearing On preparation Tor tho
nriIcipaicd hearing s'1taI.lna 0f the
Association ~ Railroad Executives are
now engaged in working on d.mU.l
rnicmoniH ar to ros' ~ living md pro-
Willing wages
Similar Hr'.ou w1l soon De- taken by
the southern and western railroads
uno ~ The executives mid
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PROGRAM FOR VICTORY
DAY CELEBRATION
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNnj

Park: color guard. drill detail. lnrgest
delegation Of legionnaircs. largest dele
Eailon u woman's AUXILIARY.
100 y. m-Fuoiball game. Auhrillo
High Sthool W Pinin,icw High school
Amarillo imu-emsnt Park
p ne how ~ \mrri,an Legion
Home inr eA-serNice mrn and families
~ ont 81 town men
y. m.-Danee. This Club. Tor eN
service men aud ladies.
Theatcrs Hooks contain tickets with
free adm .ion 90 Fair. Mission. Drandi
Olympic and Iibert, Theat.rs Tor Tor
mer ~ersisc msn nt any time during the
day.
LEGION DAY PNR NnF FORM ATION
Canton Drum Corps: thief IT roli,e
and staff IN ear. Fire Department. "
". Plsmons Camp. I & ~: ~ service
Mems Color ousrd. Local ~ Service
Men; Visiting ~ service Men: hhi,a
Drum ard nnElc Corps. Hanson Post
Ambulanrr.
flanis.-"ie,i W. Forget" Womrn'.
AuNlliar, a. american Legion. sal, atiuu
Army Rcd Gross. Red tross Mundane;
frrnsh HnN Car Wire Eniangir
meni" Women iuNilinr, Ilont. And
They Slid W Nouldn't Fight" span.
ish American War Float. Potter toun
q Federation 81 Women, Clubs. IioN
scoui Float; Boy scout Rand. 30,
Scout n %
distance - twenty ,atds IL ~ be-
maintained between al float, aud pla
tOons.
MI streets along thu line 1T march
are 10 DO cleared Of ~ traffic b, 1850
o'clnck
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AMARILLO PAYS HONOR
TO WAR HEROES TODAY

CONTINUED PROM PAGE oNm
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the fmmer service men and football
ro1'sre Amarillo hrh and PlaInvicw
h.rh p.af 70 football game DO sac
o---l.- u Tie Amullmnnt PHI
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There nms 01uada impmg from
wounds that brought i1m down boz
France There aua gray nBuod vet
uua of o.d uHrs moved 90 %. honor
'o 'hc young HUI.tu .mad, ol ihe
nst great rluFRl. urr, ln ordered
course ..Hs 900. auuaslleIs and the
r.nuHer anI sps.a. m.us of got
umcnf 1uud ibe world
Tauo Hr.. formal services here 40
taI win 600 aUlffuug footsteps 20 the
rman rise. beyond merging with tine
prayers aui fle mntH .us spoken tIb
ai.a fu Tho dead Thor, H,Io SOME. l1t
.nrr wounded boys lm France. who
'nod lvrd ana a'asH,d lt the solemn
majesty Im' bad rHu. o. this com
3de
Th, f.al lesion beaded by LIcut
Com N.H.u Miles o. S. a. retired
win American Ind l,sYn ulg hold
thH' services lf fnr H.rr and w1s f0l
lowed hF representatives 0l the Grand
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ARMS PARTY WILL KNOW
WHAT PUBLIC IS HOPING
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE

t.fih wIl Dol named me executive com.
m.tf'' nrl Wil function 1a governing
body whom meetings Of tho ful mem.
H.rsh.p ar' murr,tluhIe Bach 10 tho
.N subcommittee viii have seven
members 0" a. chosen hv th, commit
'.0 hartman. former Senator suihcr.
land.
ln addition to authorizing mo vs.
tenn of subcommittee thc advisory
today paid short visit of eouri,ey 10
President Harding. selected Henry T.
Fletcher under secretary % state ~
rf vice chairman and designated Mrs
tlwnur tunthH Eru writer on
Ca eastern questions ue Ia secretary.
D. VIII meet again uu Monday whom
chairman Sutherland VIII announce
'h" ulhoormittee assignments otter
consolidation with 600 members ~ 20
their individual preference
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RAIL LABOR BODY AGAINST
WAGE CUT FOR PRESENT
CONTINUED FROM pAcs oNHl

sceiafion u Railway Executives viu
- ~ Washington Saturday. u was ar.
nounoed. 20 confer with members %
fhs Interstate conmeroe Commission
REGARDING fhs best means for bringing
ai-out q r~daffion in freight rafes
The rsliroad executives announced
Thar when The 10 per cent additional
wass Reduction first was proposed theY
tntsn1 O. pas ue decreased cost u
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THOUSANDS HONOR
UNKNOWN SOLDIER
CONTINUE, FROM PAGE ONE


In th. ,t,I, W honor. HHu,I mu
tHis name'ess elIu ihs SOUS or th.
people come homo goo .am thg rr.H
Reward h.s valiant Hu bad eau,.
And b was h.s owr r.op., ut e.ur
nook Cd. Tho rlf.ou fhaf a.rutI. el..
fhs reward W.Ia r..... tEtu I..
.'ati.d H curved tasu uHt govern
rents Dt fhe world eH rr.. tomorrow
iI... Coo Hu breast nj fH. sleeper
NJ Mind II Men
Oh. .r. SO. .f tf, th.ur H.f .IT
..a-,.e.s} tt ths rIEdau.I .t.... s
.ri uuDni.r4 ceremonial .. #r.e
f.. t.. d,1d ven, on There ereU nom
gathered Boz Washington 81. d..I H.H
rl. affairs cfml hW.y u paH
tH.r V.sIfhs and Hs.e .f fH.
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Farley PLANS FINISHED

WASHINGTON Nov. 10. by Associated Press)-Ihe great
completed their preparations today for the conference
limitation Of armament
The last Of the major delegations completed by the days
arrivals who included Arthur Bafou head the British group
until the coming Of Lloyd George
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNEl
The former service men and football
roo'sre Amarillo h.rh and Plsinucw
hrn paF football game at 310
o'r'aet fhe Amusement Park.
signal Tor PRAYER.
The. IHefs Of 'He santa 20 whistle
rH mssr fraf 90 Is I1 o'clock and
ever ono .r urEsI f3 face west Boo
silent PRAYER IH honor 81 tne "halilns
vIc ate some west" 40 1909 r m
fne silent fnr.r should srd ana az
1898 o.. forward. marrI" vU BE-
Evf1 "a. thr raude
An persons displaying Coo American
fsr from poles f0I7y ora reminded that
3D. o. proper fo hHst ha f.r .t sun
rF' and io lower = af rIrnt Today
tns ftg fhDul1 ff boosted 'a f.. f.u
q" frf polo af sunrise arI .rU.l lf.I.
lowered t0 hair m.sf A. nom +
should p. raised fo go f.n % f.e ua..
Tfref ais flVs 500 he awarded hon.
fodaG Two $3.50 be given tr HIrar
icsf American Legion ana H.-I i..
10 Daily Views Tho UlU- E.ra
iropin fag vIn he awarded ia tf. h.r
'oin guard ON tfe ftF Ia r. .-.4...s
slver plate which tr.r.
DAILY News Trophy Far Nm no.
1917
Reports received here ftr..-fa- fr
d.fsfs thai former services mor r.H =
bore hy fhe hundreds from r.fr IN,
Panhandle ff VAS ra.d ar night fhs,
Wellington would have forty American
isgior mfr bore besides scores "a
CHER nerForr
The Delta independent., 1921-12-23

The said action is brought to recover from
you the sum Of $3940.00. principal and in
terest due on your promissory note made 10
the plaintiff. II. l.. Mahan. and $2oO, 90 at
date at eight per cent per annum: and to
obtain decree of foreclosure of that certain
deed of trust made by you on the ninth day
of August 1917. to The Title Guarantee and
Trust Company to secure payment of the
said note. upon the following described prem
ises. to-wit:
The east half of the southwest quarter
and the west half OF the southeast quarter
of Section Eight in Township Fifteen South
Range Ninety-six West of the Sixth Prin-
cipai Meridian in Delta County. Colorado
together with bitches and water rights be-
longing thereto. including water rights from
the Northern Delta Irrigation District.
And to recover Judgment against you snt
part of the Indebtedness under the sale
Deed of Trust the sum of S45s7.25 in addi'
tion to the sum above specified. take
which have accumulated againet the sale
land: to the amount that the same ma,
be paid by tho plaintiffs or either of them
and to include tho same in the said fore
closure indebtedness against the said land
And to bar and foreciose all your right
the said prsrises and every part thereof.
Andffor general relief as will more full
| appear from the complaint in said actio
to which reference is here made.
And you are hereby notified that II yo
| fail to appear. and to answer the said com
| will have your default entered and judgmen
rendered thereon.
! Given under my hand as attorney 70
plaintiffs at Delta in said county. this 3r
| dag OF December A. d. 1921.
W. II. BURNETT.
| Attorney for Plaintiffs.
First pub Dec. lc; last pub. Jan. is. ls2:
The Delta independent., 1921-12-23
SUMMONS

State of Colorado,
County OF Delta-ss.
In the District Court.
IL L. Mahan. Plaintiff vs, C. A. Holcomb.
Samuel Gitelson and Title Guarantee and
Trust Company. Corporation. Defendants.
The People of the State OF Colorado 10
G. A. Holcomb. Samuel ,Gitalson and Title
Guarantee and Trust Company, "a Corpora
tion. tho defendants above named. greeting
You are hereby required to appear In an
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff In the District Court OF
Delta County, State of Colorado. and answer
the complaint therein within twenty days
after tho service hereof. II served within
this county or. II served out of this county.
or by publication. within thirty days after
tho service hereof. exclusive of the day OF
service; Judgment by default viii be
taken against you according to the prayer
of the complaint. And II a copy of the
complaint In the above entitled action he
not served with this summons, or II the
service hereof be made out OF this state.
then ten days additional To the time here
inbefore specified for appearance and answer
will be allowed before the taking of 1udg-
ment by default aforesaid.
The said action Is brought TO recover
from the defendant c. 4. Holcomh. the
sum OF S62Bo3o. principal and interest. and
100000 attorneys fees and costs OF suit
Z ssirrch nmbunt is DUE on lve promissorY
notes made by the said defendant 70 George
w Fox OF the aggregate principal sum Of
90. and to obtain a decree Of fore
The Delta independent., 1921-12-23

1t is well known fact that an
enemy to any cause that comes out
openly and opposes is one that is the
most worthy foe; but the enemy to a
cause that pretends to be friend to
it and uses propaganda to make the
unwary believe he is their friend but
is their enemy is the one most to be
dreaded.
For numberless years the cause of
prohibition has been one OF the most
vital to our national life. Brewers.
saloonkeepers and their allied inter
ests have kept up an unceasing war
fare against 1t, but we're finally over
whelmingly defeated and the 18th
amendment was passed in spite of all
that they could do. Did they quit
then? Not so you could notice it. They
are only working at new angle. Have
you noticed some of their recent pro-
paganda? One of their silliest argu-
ments is THE 18th amendment has
failed" another is crime is on the
increase another THE prisons are all
full' 1--WE don't know it but we think
So" We have been slightly Interested
but not edited, or convinced by lot
of sentiments purported to be facts
but not proven, by scramble of high
sounding words and foolish sentiments
from the Page of Emerson. Not Ralph
waldo-far from it. This Emerson says
the 18th amendment is a failure and
tries to make you think so because
he says so. Are the laws against muir
der arson. robbery and theft failures.
l. a.
they are Inadequate why not have
them repealed? Silly! Those laws are
broken hundreds of times to the 18th
amendment once, but who would have
them repealed? They are not asked to
be epealed-neither should this We
know very well the sort of propaganda
that the saloon and brewery interests
have put forth. They tell us the sa-
looms are so much better than to have
prohibition and there is so much more
drinking when there IS prohibition
That rotten lie we have heard for the
past numberless years They also say
that even now under the 18th amend
ment there is more drinking than ever
SO please, Mr. and Mrs. Voter can you
not in some way influence sentiment
of the public so that we can get back
to the Good Old Days. II you voters
would only help. Sc we have enlisted
an army of writer's some OF them sup
posed to be eminently respectable who
for consideration are working for
us. Then there are some others who
don't know any better than to do so.
Some are harping on the inefficiency
of the laws some on inadequacy, some
on our liberties some on lost revenue
and a thousand and one excuses. And
some on wanting to save the poor
delinquent Some on lot of sesque-
pedalian words to lead the poor un-
fortunate that he is much abused and
misused.
Now listen minute to some facts
Prohibition has reduced the number
20 900, 900 to 100000 and the per
capita consumption of liquor of from
20 gallons to two-thirds of quart
VIM. G.. Shepherd in the current is-
sue of the Cosmopolitan declares that
prohibition has caused i7,500,000 la
boring men regular. and casual drink
ers to give up drinking.
Let us who have been waging this
warfare not be Influenced or side
tracked by articles such as come from
Pages of Emerson or any such. Stick
for the 18th amendment first last and
all the time for it surely is pinching
YEARS A DRINKER-
The Delta independent., 1921-12-23

CLOSURE Of . mortgage. made to secure the
payment of the said notes upon the east
half OF the southeast quarter of Section
Eight in Township Fifteen South. Range
Ninety-six West of the Sixth Principal Mer'
idian in Delta County, Colorado. and to have
all the interest. right claim of the de
PENDANTS. Samuel Gitelson and Title
GuarRntee and Trust Company. declared
Junior, and subject to the lien of the
said mortgage, and to bar and foreclose NIL
the right claim and equity OF redemption
of each Of you in and to the said premises
and every part thereof.
And for interest from this date at eight
The Delta independent., 1921-12-23

per cent per annum on the sum found DUE.
and for general relief As will more fully
appear from the complaint In aid action to
which references Is here made.
And you are hereby notined that you
niaint as above required. the said plaintiff
Will have your default entered and 1uds-
ment rendered thereon.
nIaintifY at Delta in said county. this 2nd
day OF December. A. D. 1921.
W. H. BURNETT
Attorney for Plaintiff.
First pub. Dec 1s: last pub. Jan. ID. 1922.
The Delta independent., 1921-12-23
Statesmen Wanted

Can use two good statesmen. Straight
commission proposition. Excellent OPP
portunity for right man. Apply by let
ter to Salesman" care Independent
office.
The Delta independent., 1921-12-23

SUMMONS
State Of Colorado,
County Of Delta---ra.
In the District Court.
Title Guarantee and Trust Company a
Corporation. and ". l.. Nahum. plaintiffs, va
Samuel 0itcIson and Rachel Gitelson. De-
Pendants. a
Samuel Oiteson and Rachel Oitslson, the
defendants above named, greeting:
You are hereby required To appear In an
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiffs in the District Court Of
Delta County, State Of Colorado. and answer
the complaint therein within twenty days
after the service hereof II served within
this county or. n served out Of this cp,tnty
or by publication, within thirty days after
tho Fervice hereof. exclusive of the day of
service: or Judgment by default will b.
taken against you according to the prayer
Of the compliant And y copy of tho
com piatnt In the above entitled action be not
served with titia summons, or II the servics
hereof be- made out Of this state. then ten
days !. 9 additional ~ 70 the time hsreinbefors
allowed before the taking Of Judgment 81
The Delta independent., 1921-12-23
|, LEGAL NOTICES !,
) . . . 80 80 80 = 4
NOTICE ron puDt,IcATION

NOTICE FOR QUALIFICATIONS
Department OF the Interior, y. s. Land
Once at Montrose, Colorado. December 10,
Notice IL hereby given that Lloyd r.
GesIin. of Delta Colorado. who. on Sep
tember 2S, 1920. made Homestead Entry
no O14626, for Farm Unit "F" or 5h M
SBh SWX. sH sEh SwA SWh swN
SEA. Sec. and VIZ NEh VIZ WIZ NEA
NEH sWM VIZ ~ oEsS, SEA NEAs i5As w rs ssM Z:
w, 9Th Principal Meridian, has filed notice
OF intention to make final three year proof.
to establish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before Register and Receiver. U. 8.
Land Office. at Montrose. Colo. on the
24th day OF January. 1922.
Claimant names as witnesses George j.
Ridnour. David 8. Hickman. both Of Delta.
Colo Gus Martincit, Of Read, Colo Fred
Konn, of Read. Colo.
Non-coai In Uncompahgre Valley Project.
HENRY J. BAIRD,
RsgiHter.
The Delta independent., 1921-12-23
"Hir EN- AoIN-

1t is a well known fact that an
enemy to any cause that comes out
openly and opposes is one that is the
most worthy foe; but the enemy to a
cause that pretends to be friend to
it and uses propaganda to make the
unwary believe he is their friend but
is their enemy is the one most to be
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