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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-13
JAPANESE MUST Be
BARRED FROM j. s.
SENATOR DECLARES
ALIENS m CALIFORNIA ARE NOW
CONTROLLING SOME or THE
LARGER INTERESTS.
ny Associated Press.

! ny Associated Press.
BALTIMORE. Feb. is.-ultimatc
conflict between the Unite States and
Japan over the Japancse problem on
the Pacific Coast. unless remedy for
tho present condition IL found. was
predicted tonight by Senator James ID.
phclan OF California. nj the banquet OF
the baltimore Chapter. American In
atitute ~ banking
"Thls allen invlsiof Is threatening
the life ~ California as . white com
monweai,h," the senator said. "and thu
only protests by white Callfornian1 hs'
ing made against California's efforts
e. rid herself NJ the Japanese iminl'
gran. are made through selfish cupidi,y
and no, by patriotism"
"Thcro are now 100000 Japanese In
California"
"Thcy have 65 shinto TEMPLES In
which their children are trained to wo,'
shin tho emperor ~ Japan. They own
or control aiS 600 acres ~ arabic land,
or nnc acre In every eight ono ch'if :"
every ~ born IN California In = Jap
anesc. and every Jarancsc child barn
an American soil II an American Gu
rem under tho constitution.
The JaInrrso control the bulk o.
production OF many vegetables ara
f,u,ts. fixing the prices last year TIE
tnnk SIS. 400. 900 out ~ California SOL
and sent II to japan to build up Jap
anesa inustrics a. compete against us
mn hull shlpa which may fight us,
This ultimately means conflict " the
problem IL not settled. California viii
fight for liz land. he only way war can
che avoided II by rcmcdying the evil
and the only time to remedy 4 II nnw'
when America can tell japan what To
do--not 10 wait until japan might Ia
strong enough 10 tell us. The American
Legion secs this question clearly. We
are not demanding anything which
Japan does not practice In her own
land. But tho aliens who viii forevef
remain aliens must he barred from oun
land"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-13
o CALLAGHAN NOT
be DEP0RTED IS
OPINION COUNSEL
To LEAVE At THIS TIME WOULD
MEAN 81 RRENDER or OWN
FREEDOM.
ny Associated Prs.s.

ny Associated frcsa.
WASHINGTON. Feb is--No order
has been issued for the deportation of
Lord Mayor o'CallaRhan II Cork and
he will not he dcportcd Michael Y,
Doyle. one ~ his counscls. said to.
night after a conference late today
with secretary of labor Wilson. Fuf
o'Callaghan to go back az this time,
he added. would mean giving himself
Into the hands ~ hts enemies and his
legal status and rights will he defend
Cd a. the utmost to maintain for him
freedom Ia return To- Ireland at his
own convenience
The conference todav with labor sec.
rotary. which was also attended by
Judge l.awlcss. another IT the Mayors
council. was described hv AIR. Doyles's
~ satisfactory aud verifying our feel.
Ing IN the matter" The order recently
issued by the labor department deiin.
ing o'Callarhan's status as seaman
which would require his rc'shipping for
foreign port, MI Dolye said, merely
provided that h. mus, leave AT his
convenience" although hc added, Is
suggested u certain time"
The time limit rs reported when the
order was announced gave the Lord
Mayor until YESTERDAY To- rcship under
penalty 1T being ordered departed lie
was said Ia hc an speaking campaign
In New YORK tunigh, ana his coupsel
would not say what his plans were Tot
the future.
AIR. Du,ic added that the situation
would be cleared up IN an official state
mcni In few DAYS"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-13
WOODEN SHIPS ARE
USELESS, 0P |M|0N
NOTED BUILDER
GOVERNMENT SHOULD JUNK ALL
WOODEN VESSELS SAYS r.. 10.
HURLEY,

~ Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. Feb. le.--loth the
allies and the Germans were aatound.
ed at the rapdity with which the ship.
ping board constructed ships after the
United States entered the war. the
house committee investigating the
boards operations. was informed to-
day by 4. n. Hurley, IL Chicago. who
vas chairman ~ the board from July
1917. to the summer Of 1919.
High government officials In Eng.
land France and atlly. told him during
visit a. Europe after the arlnistice,
MIR. Hurley said that they were highly
pleased al the achievement " the board,
which. he said. built ships faster than
those countries had thought possible.
lie learned also. he said that the Ger.
mans. too. had been amazed at the
boards construction program.
The former chairman discussed the
favorable comment he had heard abroad
after touching In general way on
criticism directed at the board In this
country. Admitting that mistakes had
been made. MIR. Hurley said that was
inevitable since II was necessary 10
create n mammoth organization In q
short time.
we delivered the ships" he declared
That's what we were supposed 10 do"
Mr.. Hurley paid tribute 10 the men
associated with him. especially Charles
NJ. Schwab. who he said. had been
drafted 10 take charge ~ construction
when satisfactory progress was not DO
Ing made. Al the peace conference.
Mr., Hurley continued. Clcmcnceau told
him that the appointment of Mr..
schwab had frightened the Germans,
hcatened the French and enthuiased
the British.
II know that his appointment" he
added. inspired the American people
to get behind the ship building pro.
gram"
He expressed otlmism over the ~
turc Of the American merchant marine.
hut said that too many ships might
prove "a liability In case sufficient car.
goes could not be obtained for them.
Junklng ~ the governments fleet
of wooden ships was favored by MIR.
Hurley, who said the vessels were No
longer ~ any Use or practical value.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-13
PROSECUTION WAR
LIKELY
TO Be ABANDONED
STEPS BEING TAKEN NJ GERMANS
TO BRING ABOUT Mutual
UNDERSTANDING.
Nv Associated rrcsa.

w Nnsoctnteu tteNt.
BERLIN. Feb is.-The German gov.
crnmcnt has asked permission TO send
qualified representative To confer
with the English. French and Belgian
judicial authorities in an fort 20 ac.
cclcralc the prosecution u persons
charged with war crimes In the prclim'
inury lis, submitted by the allies. Eng
land Is the only country appealed "a
that has yet consented. and represen'
tativc ~ the foreign office viii leave
for l.ondon next week, 10 confer with
representatives u the British depart
mcnt oi justice an the manner IL coo
duc,ing tho trials,
az IN" a. persons accused In the IRE.
liminary lists submitted by the enten'
t.. 10 are declared In he dead or their
whereabouts unknown. The proceedings
Instituted Ngalns, the other 2s have
resulted In convluslvcly, u II learned,
h.vause at the absence Ut tangible evi.
dcucc against them. The British gov
crnmcnt furnished data IN the cases
Il seven of the accused men but this
evidence has been found lacking In the
:acts necessary to carry On prosecution
before the German court trying the
eases at Leipzig which also demands
that the accusing witnesses he present.
France and laly thus FAR have sub
mittrd only pcrfunctory indictcnts on
The ts,sis uf which Il Is assorted thu
l.eipsis court cannu, pruc-cd against
the persons accused
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-13
HEREFORD c. Of. c.
TO HOLD MEETING
ANNUAL MEETING AND BANQUET
WILL BE HELD NENT
THURSDAY NIGHT.
Special 10 The New.

epeeial 10 The News.
HEREFORD. Texas. Feb. ls.-Tho
annual banquet Of the Hereford Cham
Der IL Commerce Ia To be held In tho
basement Of the new Methodist Church
next Thursday night. February II. Tho
dinner will I've served by tho ladies OF
the church. and preparations are now
about completed TO make the event one
Of the most interesting and enjoyable
ever held In Hereford. The committee
has worked hard 10 gather up all the
loose ends. The speechmaking VIII DO
brief and snappy and the crowd VIII not
he held longer thar necessary In AL
probability the cats will come firSt' ana
the program viii follow. The speaking
program will not be announced unui
the night IL the big affair. II arrange.
menta 10 that end can he made an out
of.,own speaker or two will h. offered.
A review 81 the club work to date VIII
bc offered and plans for the future VIII
he made. The Hereford Band VIII render
the music. and there II possibility tha'
several musicians from the Canyon
hand may come over and help swell
tho harmony.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-13
EDITOR "THE NATION" UNABLE
TO DELIVER ADDRESS. MEET.
ING BROKEN uP.
POLICE CALLED TO SCENE
Speaker Who Opposed selcctiye Draft
In Driven From Building by
Mob; Later Leaves
City.
n, Associated rrss,.

~, osoctahd Tfths.
CINCINNATI. Feb. i2.-Turbuleni
scenes that ncccs-taied the sending IT
"a riot call 10 police headquarters mark.
ed the course ~ an address delivered
here today by Oswald Garrison Willard.
editor 81 The Nation" and former cdi.
tor II the New YORK Evening Post. The
address was given under the auspices
Of the cry Club and the womans
city club.
During the week there had been
many designations from both 0n the
ground that Willard was an admitted
paclfist and that he opposed the mill.
tary draft as means ~ bringing the
world war To successful conclusion.
Prominent women. who belonged Ia tho
Woman's city CLUB. circulated petitions
protesting against the Willard meeting
and the use ~ several halls were de-.
MED the club.
Willard was IN the midst ~ his nd.
dress when about fifty men rushed up
the stairs 10 tile auditorium. A closed
door containing a gins panel opened
into an anteroum. The glass was brok.
W oftN HtNttal w Ah' uNoNftt anu wv
tenders who rushed 10 hold the door
shut were slightly cut The crowd
poured into the antc.room and there
was Wild melee. Women members
of the club threw themselves against
the main door 10 bar the invaders. who
were yelling lets NO." I'VE demand IA
hear this man" Blows were exchanged
and q rio, call was sent IN. Willard
stopped his address, hut continued when
the police had cleared the place.
Herbert Seal. who denied that he was
the leader ~ the attacking force. was
charged with assault and battery by
Attorney Guy Mallon. a member Of the
city club. but he was released on bond.
Willard was escorted from the hall to
M automobile by the police after the
streets had been cleared for a block
In each direction. and was said 10 have
been taken to a suburban residence. Hs
left later for Cleveland.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-13
EVERY AVAILABLE MACHINE
ALONG MEXICAN BORDER WILL
ms CALLED OUT.
LEFT FL PAs0 THURSDAY
Missing Flyer Had Planned 10 Make
Trans-C Continental Trip In
Blg Plane on 20 of
February.

ny Associated Prcss
SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Feb. is.---M'
tor tanning out" 500 miles ~ what
Rvlators described an the worst terrain
In Texas. between NJ Paso and Han
Antonnio. forty patrol machines landed
tonight In their respective border ayla'
ton fields without having found any
trace % Lieut.. Alexander Pearson. Jr.,
army filler who has been lost since last
Thursday at ten o'lcock In the morning
when he took the air for San Antonio
Theaviator was gonlg over the route
he was scheduled TO take In an attempt
ed ?i.hour fligh, from Pablo Beach
Fiorida. to San Diego. California, on
Washington birthday anniversary.
The sc arch Cor the missing aviator
win be resumed Sunday morning. every
available machine at San Antonio and
nj Paso and border patrol points join
ing In the search,
Belief that Lieutenant Pearson fell
north of the southern Pacific railroad
ON one IL the large ranches which
abound In the western part of the stats
was cxpressed here tonight by Maiol
N. e, Pratt air service officer of the
Eighth Corps Area.
The theory that the missing aviator
became lost and flew across the Ria
Grandc OF into the Blg Bend district
was secuted by Major Pratt.
Declaring that Pearson Is an expert
enced filler who thoroughly understood
the border country. Major Pratt Kid u
In hardly probable that the flier cross
cd the Rio Grande, The weather on
Thursday. the day Pearson became Lost.
II II pointed out. was remarkably clear
over the western part OF the state
During the day two reports on the
missing aviator were received at tha
air service office One that a ma.
chine was seen flying over the llttl,
town of Sargosa In Reeves county. and
the other tina, an aviator was seen over
ranch 20 miles west of Sanderson. In
Terrell county. at 2:30 Thursday az
ternoon. four aud half hours after
Lieutenant Pearson left III Paso for
Ian Antonio. The machine which was
seen over the former phase Ia unac
counted Tor by the border patrols, I,
has not yet been determined by air ser
vie officers here whether the filler ovcf
Sanderson was one ~ the regular Dor
der scouts CT that Of the missing avia
tor.
Lieutenant Pearson was flying In tins
airplane IN which he expected 20 make
mountaineering fligh, from Pablo
Reach. Florida. 10 san Diego. Califor
MIA. February 20. ~. proposed n
make the trip acros sthe continent IN
lcsa than "a hours with only two stops.
at Houston and by Iaso Texas. The
only changes IN the construction " his
plane were h. be- the addition II extr,
capacity gasoline and oil tanks, carry
/ ing sufficient quantities 10 make the
entire trip from coast Ia coast In three
hnps, thus losing little time In stops
for supplies. The plane was a he liavi
land ar equipped with n Liberty motor
~ eco a. y. lie was going over the
route un his way Ia Pablo Beach "a
begin /, he flieht on washineton's birth
day anniversary.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-13

LINCOLN A GREAT
LEADER, COLONEL
WAITE Rs0N SAYS
WAS WITH LINCOLN Ar TINE or
HIS INAUGURATION; WE'RE
CLOSE FRIENDS.
ny Associated Prsss.

" essoctatfu Fft81.
GALVESTON. Texas. Feb. iss--on
the anniversary Of Abraham Lincoln's
birthday Colonel lMarss Henry wat
terson. who. with Mrs. watterson. n
wintering here. described for newspaper
reporters his impressions OF Lincoln's
first Inauguration. which he ''ccversd''
az a representative Of the Associated
Press
Colonel watterson recalled that Liza.
coin stood beside q small table. Q his.
toric bit Of furniture which since has
been used at the Inauguration Of every
president except Taft. and beside which
Il Ia expected President.elect Harding
will stand when he delivers his inas.
gural address on March 4.
II was at Llncoln's elbow---just far
enough away 10 be out Of reach Of HE
gestures--when he delivered hls inau.
gural address," Colonel watterson said
Il was with the Associated Press at
that time and helped cover the inau-
guration. was very much Impressed
with the new president"
Colonel watterson will be 81 years
old Wednesday next.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-13
ACTION ON F0RDNEY
BILL IS POSTPONED

WASHINGTON. Feb. is.--Tho Ford.
ncy emergency tariff bill was placed
In parliamentary position by tho senate
,-onight for resumption 81 debate on
'-ionday. and leaders In charge an.
nounced that thoy expected It's final
disposition by wednesday.
There was no arrangement or under.
standing regarding final vote. but
those In charge said that they hoped 10
have the bill disposed Of In time for re-
sumption Of work on appropriation bills
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-13
ROBBERS CRASH INTO
OFFICERS CAR; VERY
LITTLE DAMAGE DONE


Wv FNAff NNAN NNNHHH
PRATT. kss. Fob H., Men glyins
their names M Hay Robinson and n.
Wallace Of oklahoma city. oklahoma.
were IN Jail here tonight awaiting trial
ON charges of burglary and hank rob.
berry In connection With the rohlsry
~ the Culhson, Kansas, state hank
aud mercantile establishment at that
place ,arlytuday. The men viii b"
tried Monday morning, Officials sid
tonight
Robinson and wallarc wcrc capiur'
cd near Garden Plains several hours
after the rohlSrics. when a party -
officials IN motor ear turned their
machine sidcwisc and permitted tho
ear occupied by Robinson and Wallace
to crash into H. Both machines were
wrecked and In the debris was found
can II nitro glyccrinc and quantity
IL merchandise and a kit II tools, No
one was Injured SET: us;y nv the smash.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-13

" NfRn1IhtoI FffHH.
LITTLE ROCK. Feb. i2.--Gov
ernor McRae today announced that
he would sign the Emery.wails bill
M soon ~ II reached him and APP
point the new railroad commission
which viii take over some Of the
work OF the old commission az soon
as possible afterward. lie said he
had not decided ON the personnel %
the new commission. and that In
the interim between the signing o.
the act and the qualification Of the
new commission. utilities coming
under the railroad commission win
operate without any state agcncv
regulate them.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-13
ao,us min. Quashed.

WASHINGTON Feb. i2'-The pro.
vision In the legislative. executive ana
judicial appropriation bill continuing
the present annual bonus OF ssto to
virtually every government employe.
AZ stricken from the bill today on q
point Of order by Senator Curtis, renub'
iican. Kansas. after n hot fight over
extending the bonus to employees OF gov
ernment navy yards and arsenais.
Senator Curtis announced. however,
he would consent next week TO res'ora'
ticn Of the general bonus Item II navy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-13
NAVY PERSONNEL WILL
BE REDUCED JULY I



WASHINGTON. Feb. i7.--The house
today accepted the provision for reduc-
Ing the enlisted strength Of the navy
from $4,000 TO 100000 men after
July 1.
During consideration Of the navy sps
preparation bill. no objection was rails
ed 20 the section providing funds rufL
ficicnt only Tor force OF 100000 dur
ing the coming fiscal year. II ELECTED
neither criticism nor friendly comment
and remained In thu bill intact. /.
Clauses providing for a reduction Of
the marine corps personnel from ap-
proximatciy 1900 20 10000 men. ana
for an appropriation OF sso.ooo.ooo to
carry on the 1915 building program Il
the navy during the next fiscal yoars
probably viii he reached Monday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-13
NEGRO REMOVED FROM -
TRAIN BY ANGRY MOB

NJ Associated Press. 49,. "a
nIIMiNGiIAM, Ala" Feb "a
negro charged with cutting TAU"
Tedsa policeman TO death win
razor. today. was taken from u Central
81 Georgia train at odcna tonight by
mob according TO passengers arriving
here on the train.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-13


The hill BY Senator Dudley e. ID
Paso proposing TO Increase the Alow.
anccs for travelling expenses Of cietrict
judges and district attorneys 20 u PEP
day for hotel bills. four cents PEI mile
for travelling on railroads and fffsen
cents per mile when travelling on pri-
conveyances was engrossed IN fthe sem
ate. Senator Darwin's BIN pfoudin9
Tor sanitary regulations fori barber
shops and beauty parlors and reqnirs
ing all instruments used In thtsc places
10 be- sterilIzed was also enGfossed.
Governor Ncff recommended IN ~
message TO the legislature the discon.
tinuance Of the Texas state railroad
which runs from Rusk 10 Paiestins. .
distance II thirty four mIlss. He
pointed out that In she fhirtesn years
the road had been operating Il has
continually thrown tho state deepes
into debt. lie recommended that tbs
penItentiary commission or \ commits
sion OF three business men be euthoris
cd by proper iegisiationit 20 either ieaas
or sell the road and all Ne equipment.
Very little business vas disposcd Of
In the house. The bill by Coffee Of
Wise proposing a per cent tax on
gross production Of oil was up for con.
sideration and after debating u al
morning. II was finally laid on the
table subject 10 call. Several amend.
ments were offered but none q them
finally acted on. fJt
Another minimum wage bill WIS IN.
troduced In tho house By Tser e
Williams and was reported fkvorahly
by the COMMITTEES on labor. Two oel,sR
minimum wage MEASURES are now
pending In the house and ct for epseta1
order next Tuesday mornfne.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-13

The house today passed n bin under
which speaker Joe Joiner appointed
accumulation of five members 10 In.
ves,igato cases Of theft and larceny
In the house. Members declared
that several articles OF vaiue have
been stolen from their desks and
that many copies Of the new craw.
ford and Moses diees, Of the state
have disappeared from desks and ever
lockers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-13
CLAIMING TEST WELL
ATTRACTS ATTENTION,

CLAIMING. Feb. f2s--priIlers IN
from the Prairie OH Company's wsil
here today declare they have tho be6s
oil showing that has ever been Develop
ed In the Amarillo territory.
The well h at depth Of 1880 feol
and In $50 feet In limestone lorna
ton. People here are insplred with conr
fidenco that an active oil well win -
reported from this vicinity within = ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-13
~ NsaocIaled FFesa.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. i..-yis-

count T. inouyc. mid 10 be one OF
the most influential men In japan
arrived here today on TIE steamer
Linoru cnroute 10 New York. lie
IN to confer with Judge Gary. II In
announced. relative 10 the steel and
coal resources In southern anchi.
ria. Among the passengers on tho
i.yno aru were the Marquis Paulu.
eel ID Calboli. Italian ambassador
10 JaIan and staff. who are making
the return trip TO Rome.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-13
SALARY STATE LEGISLATORS MAY BE- INCREASED
NEFF ASKS DIscoNTINUANcE OF.
State RAILROAD; SYSTEM WILL
PROBABLY BE LEASED OR SOLD.

AUSTIN the Legislature convened
both branches adjourned at until Monday Members
u now branches
az
and thereafter
Legislators
90 days and 90 thereafter
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-13

salary Of Speaker Gille, OF the house
would be increased from $4,000 10
$4,000 under an amendment 10 the
annual federal salary hill adopted
today by the senate. The amend.
ment was offered by Senator Pom.
eronc. democrat, ohio, who also
sponsored the amendment adopted
yesterday 10 increase the vlce.pres.
ident salary 10 the same sum. Both
increases still have 10 be approved
by the house.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-13

BERLIN. Feb f2.--Removai OF Inn
port restrictions on beef on the hcof.
hogs. lamhs. fresh meat and bacon.
beginning February rs. II announced
hy the ministry ~ focd The existing
frnr,unsis.,, -,,-~,,iaiiorS viii .confiuiic IN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-13
War Worker Ilnnorrd

PARIS. Feb. is-.Ellio,t D. shepard,
formerly ~ New York, has hccn made
u knight ~ the legion II honor Tor his
relief work during the war. In 1917
Mr.. shepard turned his homo at chan.
ullx Into a ccnyalescen, hospital for
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-13
~ Associated Prssa,

~ Associated Press,
vt. WORTH. Texas. feb. Ia
Bantam champion Joe lynch ar.
rived In this city today to finish
training Tor his ten round bout
Tuesday night with Dick Griffin.
According to Eddie Mead. the cham.
pion's manager. Lynch was of form
IN HIS match with Jabcz White In
~, Louis because Of his eleven
week hyotf following the Termap
bout,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-13
AUSTIN. Texas. Feb. i..-Goy.

crnor Ncff today announced the
appointment 81 W. l.. Harding VI
WaXahachit aS district Judge Of the
ior,ieth judicial district to succeed
judge =. l.. Hawkins. who was 70.
Gently appointed a member of tho
court of criminal appeals. Judge
Hawkins succeeded the late Judge
W. l.. Davidson.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-13
L AT E N E w s
Bulletins
---e--------.-
Hot off the Wire
ny Associated Press.

BREMEN. feb. is.--TweIiy
three farmer boys from Texas and
Kansas. who came 10 Germany re-
Gently ON the steamer West Arrow
with a consignment Of 7i2 milch
cows presented 20 Germany by
American farmers. today were given
a reception by the Bremen senate.
They viii be guests Of the city un.
III February ~, when they leave for
a trip through Germany.