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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-10
Mercerized Table Damask, 39c

Mill Remnants and Seconds of 5S-inch Yarn Mer
cerZed Table Damask, in desirable lengths assorted
patterns. Only limited quantity NO PROFIT SALE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-10
Mems Underwear, CSC
Mems Union Suits, S1.5O
Mems Paris Carriers, &c Pr

Mems Paris Fad Carriers. fine quality
Isle webbed: black, white and colors. NO
PROFIT SALE price. pair, 2.c.-Frist
Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-10
Wire Hairpins, 10 Pkgs., DC

Mems Pure Linen Handkerchiefs. with
hemstitched borders; good quality, full
PROFIT SALE price. THREE for $780,
First Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-10
Sweaters, $4.95

Women's and Misses Al-Wool Slip-on
Sweaters. long sleeves; assorted colors
and styles. NO-PROFIT SALE price,
$4.05-Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-10
Crash Toweling, 12@

Amoskeag Mills Bleached Linen finish Crash Tow
cling: soft absorbent grade for roller tea towels
NO-PROFIT SALE price 12kc-First Floor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-24
MOVE HERE
TO FIGHT
Fob FUNDS

Judge John S. Gatson ana other
leading citizens of Audrain have ar
ranged for delegates to be appointed
on every school district in Audrain
county at the annual school meetings,
the LIST Monday in April, to attend a
meeting here before the special ses-
sion of the Legislature and take active
part in a movement to ecure the
equitable distribution Of the go mil
lion dollar road bonds over the entire
state. Similar meetings will be held
in other Missouri counties.
Judge Gatson stated that the school
district plan had been chosen because
it gave both towns and country equal
representation-each district having
only two delegates to the county
meeting which will elect delegates to
a state gathering.
The following is the resolution to
be adopted at these meetings and the
basis upon which the movement viii
work.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-24
CANT ITEMS.

Joe Berrey and wife and Albert
James were Sunday visitors of Tom
Showers and family. MI. Showers
has been real sick for the past two
weeks, but is slowly improving. =
Lawrence McCarty and Aunt Bette
ere up to see Mrs. Kate McCarty
Sunday. = Mrs. Vess McCowen has
returned home after a long visit with
her daughter, Ethel and family. =
Ola and LARAMIE Showers took dinner
at Vess McCowens Sunday. They
went home with the girls from church,
- There is to be church at Salt
River Sunday if Brother Herndon can
come, He filled his appointment at
Liberty last Sunday, March goth. =
There is to be an egg roast and boil
ing at Mr.. jeff Allison's pasture on
Saturday night, March 81, Every
body invited to come and will be well
come. = Alvin Sellars and wife call
ed on Mrs. Gildea and family Sunday.
r. John Beatty and family were at
Henry Willmoth's Sunday. - Field.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-24
To His ExcelIency Gov. Hyde and


To His ExeelIency Gov. Hyde and
The Fifty-First General Assembly
The undersigned citizens and tax
payers Of Missouri r ~unalterably
opposed to the plan Of primary and
secondary roads for spending the
tate road money on a few paved
highways, and urge upon you the
enactment of laws to guarantee an
uitable distribution among all the
ties Of the State, using where
possible, the system Of ~inter-county
seat highways already laid out by the
State at a cost Of several hundred
thousands of dollars, or some other
system to be worked out by the Leg
islature which will guarantee to rural
Missouri the greatest possible mileage
of good roads
We further urge the enactment Of
legislation, or the submission of q
| Constitutional Amendment, if neces.
sary. defining the words "hard sur
faced roads" as used in the Amend
ment No. 6, recently adopted, so that
same may not be interpreted to pre-
vent the construction of graded
drained, draggde and oiled, grave
and earth roads under that Amend
ment.
We further urge that a Constitu
tional Amendment be submitted max
ing the proceeds from the bonds ant
automobile receipts latter deduction
of principal and interest charges
available for maintenance, as well a
construction so that it will not b
necessary to levy a special propert,
tax for the upkeep of the roads.
We also urge the enactment Of leg
islation which will enable the Stat
to finance it's own bonds, thus savinI
for road construction, millions of dol
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-24

= The Concord school closed last Fri
day and Miss Norder Wood left for
her home near McCredie the first of
the week. The Flynt school will
have n more week Of school. - S.
W. Muir and wife were shopping in
Fulton last week. = Joe Sallee died
Friday at 4 o'clock after a long i'll
ness. He was buried at the Concord
grave yard Sunday. Rev. Burman
preached his funeral. Mr.. Sallee will
be greatly missed where he has lived
so long and his sisters have. the SYM
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-24
MEXICO BOY
IS HONGRED
BY Y. NJ. c. 4.

FULTON, Mo-, March 29.-WilIiam
Walker johnson of Mexico was one Of
the delegates to the Y. N. c. A. con-
vention at Warrenton last week and
who were sent by the student body
of Westminster College.
johnson is the treasur ( TIE new
regime, which has just .Ik-n charge
of the association work 4 the &C lege.
He served as president last Y. NJ. c.
A. year. His administration was
marked with much success.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-24
HATToN-coNcoRD.

Miss Hattie Bailey of Synodical Coli
lege spent the weekend with home
folks. = Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Boyd
have moved to the Tom Hite's farm
and have got things about fixed up for
the coming year. = The farmers are
all through sowing oats. Grass looks
fine. Had a nice rain Sunday, but
not enough. - S. W. Muir returned
from Kansas City where he had been
to buy some cattle to feed. He bought
go head and they are sure good mes,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-24

ing Cleeton and wife and grandma
Beatty Joe Beatty and wife, George
Woolery and wife all were at Bingle
WooIery's Sunday. Some Of them
get a little damp before they reached
home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-24

Mr.. William H. Ormsby arrived
here about a week ago to visit his
cousin Mrs. Ruby Kendall near
Thompson. He came from the Pacific
Soldiers Home in California. He was
a FIRST Lieutenant in the Spanish
American War.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-24
RuYs PrOnertY.

J. w. Gallaher has purchased the
Eugene Jones property in Southwest
Mexico from NJ. p. Wise and expects
to erect three modern dwellings in it
shortly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-24

pathy Of the neighbors and friends of
tbs family. = J. W. Bailey Of Aux
vase visited home folks over Sun
day. - Miss Annie Belle Berry is on
the sick list, but is better at this
writing. - Rob Connel land mother
shopped in Auxvasse Thursday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-24

FREE, Saturday, 2 gold fish with
seaweed with every 50-cent purchase
of Nyars goods. ALAMO DRUG CO.,
Three Registered Druggists. wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-24

Boys Watch, Alarm Clock, Dia-
mond Ring, Gold Wrist Watch, 25c, at
BEARINGS Easter Grab Sale Sat-
urday, Morning, march, 9th. d1w1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-24

CUCKOO BABY CHICK Feed, a
pure, healthy, and clean feed, at a
reasonable price. For sale, by all
grocers. dlwl
VIM. POLLOCK MILL g. ELEV. co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-24

Wool sacks, Irvine and dip. Get
ready to shear. Sacks and Irvine are
much cheaper than last year. S. p.
EMMONS WOOL co. wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-24

Boys Watch, Alarm Clock. "a
mond Ring, Gold Wrist Watch, 2 at
BEARINGS Easter Grab Sale Sat-
urday, Morning, march, 9th. d1w1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-24

FREE, Saturday, 2 gold fish with
seaweed with every 50-cent purchase
of Nyal's goods. ALAMO DRUG CO.,
Three Registered Druggists. wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-24

Boys Watch, Alarm Clock, Dia-
mond Ring, Gold Wrist Watch, 25c, at
BEARINGS Easter Grab Sale Sat
urday, Morning, March 2eth. d1w1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-24

POLLOCK'S Cow Smile, the best
all around feed on the market. Try
a sack. d1wl
VIM, POLLOCK MILL 6 ELEV. co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-24

Ask for prices on anything in u
line before placing you rorder. d1w1
VIM. POLLOCK MILL & ELEV. co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-24

GPFoR SALE:-Good old tested
Seed Corn, White and Yellow. Phone
29F22. PLATTE BROS, Mexico, Mo.
5-2t-p
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-24

Diamond Ring, 25c i'm Easter Grab
Sale at BEARINGS GIFT SHOP.
d1 wi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-24

Diamond Ring, 25c in Easter Grab
Sale at BEARINGS GIFT SHOP.
d1 wi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-24

lars in interest and commissions on
bond sales.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-24

Diamond Ring, 25c in Easter Grab
Sale at BEARINGS GIFT SHOP.
d. wi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11
JURY IS CHOSEN
FOR HAM0N TRIAL
IN AGE JURORS RANGE FROM
TIIIRTy.THREE To SEVENTY.
THREE YEARS OLD.


ARDMolsE, Okla, Mar iO.-A Jury
for the trial Of Clara Smith Hamon Tor
the alleged murder Of Jake l.. Hamon
was obtained at . O'Clock this afternoon
after ~ venlremen had been examined.
The trial opened at eI5 this morning.
and selection of jury ON the first
day came as quite a surprise.
These men make up the jury: u. =. G.
l.oughridgo, u. u. Allen. q. y. New.
man, g. NJ. Haney. W. \. Jolly, T. II.
Roberts, \. d. Davis, T.. Il. Galloway.
q, - Thomas, Tom Deem. d. NJ. Sellars.
Tom L. Wilkes.
one unmarried man. one married
with mo- children. aud ten with faml.
liosi ranging from one to ten children
compose the jury chosen late today Ia
try Mrs Clara Smith Hamon. charged
with the murder of Jake l.. Hamnn
Selection OF the jury came after nearly
six hours az examination hy defense
aud state counsel and both sides had
exhausted the maximum OF nine chnl.
lcngcs allowed under the Oklahoma
laws.
Agos oi the men who will hear the
evidence and testimony vary from 30
to u years. the lattcr thirteen years
over the age limit placed upon the jury.
mon allowed to serve.
six members ~ the jury are dairy
men and farmers. three are merchants.
enc II a proprietor NJ barber shop.
one banker and another tho owner
uf carriage works
The Jurors In the order - their So.
lection are:
H. y. 6. Loughridgc. - years old.
farmer, residing - miles northeast II
Ardmrrr u resident II Carter County
20 year, Mt. l.oukhridge is the IA.
thcr ~ 10 children. His native state is
Gctrgh. Although i3 wears over the
limit prescribed by the Oklahoma laws
Mr.. l.oughridsc waived the rule. hr.
cause, he said. he Tel, duty hound ,o
syrNe.
7. W. Deem. ~ years old. IL asslstan,
cashirr of the State National Bank ~
Ardmurc, and father ~ four children.
Mr.. Deem has lived In Carter County
CONTINUED on PAGE TWO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11
ALLEGED DEATH BED STATEMENT HAM0N MYSTERY
ATTEMPT WILL Be MADE TO PROVE
HAMON WAS KILLED IN own ROOM:
JURORS TO VISIT SCENE SHOOTING
by THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

ADkMoRE, Okla, March lo.-Five hours and fifty minutes
actual court time in examination Of oynne venremen were su
fcien today to obtain jury for the Clara Smith Hon
charged with the murder of Jake L. Hsmon pued millionaire oil
and railroad republican national committeeman from Okla
homa' and uncle Of the defendants former husband.
Clara Hamon, neatly aed in blue tailored suit nterestey
watched the selection of the twelve who will determine
whether she fired the shot which resulted the death Mr. Haon
She held numerous whispered conferences with attorneys
as the venremen examined and turned half around in
her chair talking her shoulder when Mrs. Jake L. Hamon
widow the Clara charged with killing entered the court
with her father old son. Jake L. r and L.
yearod daughter 0ve-Bee Mrs. Hamon had taken seat d.
rety opposite Clara Hamon the table the
woman turned around again toward the jury box and saw her.
Cara Hamons face did not be.ray recognition
prise and at no time during the two hours Mrs. Jake L. Hamon
was in the court did their glances meet
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11
HARDING ASKED To.
USE INFLUENCE To
KNOCK OUT STRIKE
EMPLOYEES PACKING HOUSES
WILL BE GIVEN CHANCE
To SETTLE QUESTION
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
OMAHA. March iO-A referendum
strike vote ~ all employees was author.
lied az conference of workers dele.
gates late today as word came from
Washington that the President had re.
fcrrcd the Packing House labor situa.
lion To the department Of labor for
attention.
Ballots would De prepared immedi
,tely and sent out from headquarters
Il the Amnlgamatcd Meat Cutters and
Butcher Workers Union In Chicago. ac.
cording TO Denis Lane, secretary Of the
,Isaitl4auOn.
The two day conference called by the
union to-day resolved to vest fun author.
lty In the organizations executive
board to "call and conduct the entire
strike situation" II u walk out In voted
In the referendum.
\ long distance telephone message
from Frank Morrison. secretary ~ the
\mcrican Federation ~ Labor In Wash.
ngton late to-day informed Secretary
Lane that the president had received
he conference telegram sent last night
ind already had the matter under con.
'idora,ion. This telegram asked that
President Harding USE his influence to
have the packers suspend their wage
and hour change schedule Ia take effect
Monday and submit the matter to arbi.
ration. Earlier In the day. Nj Nor.
.tson tclcphunod Secretary Lane hat
he had called q meeting of allied unions
having members working for the pack
ers to confer In Chicago next Wedncs.
lay. This conference viii outline
nl1p of concerted action by AL employees
& the packing house II s,ril,s ls
.ll,d.
The resolution adopted 10y butcher
workers delegates today left the matter
II a strike entirely In the hands uf the
Uniun's cNccI,iVe committee. The con.
fcrcnc" vent on record In favor At
strike. however. ~ President Hlrdinr
does ne, succeed In inducing the pack
cis IT, comply with the war time agree.
nlcnt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11
LOVED HER BROTHER
ALTHOUGH HE IS BAD.

II came to see my brother" meek,
~ spoke n modestly dressed little
a'ycar'old girl as her black eyes
flashed IN the direction IL County
Judge nav Johnson. In the county
treasurer's tflce Thursday even.
ing.
Ho's been bad again and wc'Il
have to keep him In Jail tonight.
ana you can come az o'clock 20.
morrow. will give him hearing
and you can sec him them" and the
Judge added: "Do you think I should
send him back To the rcformatoryg"
I'D Ike 10 have him stay and go
Ia school with me. hut expect send
ing him back In the hest thing that
can be done for him." wsn the
thoughtful rcnlv, and an Interested
spectator at the hearing of pre-.
cocious hoy In county court Ia,
day viii be his little sister.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11
PANAMA UNWILLING
To ACCEPT AWARD
OFFERED BY WHITE
MAY APPEAL CASE To LEAGUE
or NATIONS FOR SETTLEMENT.
N OPINION
ny Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. March lo.-Rcfusai
II Panama To accept the White terri
.orinl award AZ basis of peace with
Costa Rica and appeal by Panama 10
the league ~ nations for settlement of
ne dispute In expected by some officials
here to place before the American gov
ornmont the probable necessity of dc
timing Tor the first time It's attitud. In
wards the jurisdiction ~ the league OF
nations IN disputes Un the American
continent.
Panama In replying to the state dc
1aitmenis note demanding immcdlat,
cessation ~ hostilitics with Costa Rica
agreed Ia retirement ~ her troops from
Coto but announced intention 10 keen
ciNil ana police authorities In coto
where they were prior Ia the break be.
tween the two governments February
H. Costa Rica. In agreeing to u settle
n"ni ON the hasis of the white award,
has withdrawn her troops from tho dis.
putcd territory
The Panama note. the text ~ which
was mad" public today was Understood
TO bc unsatisfactory tu state dcnnrt
mcnt officials. There was a sugges
ton however that the counter pro.
pos',ls offered by Panama Tor media.
uon II the dispute by committee ~
iisin,crcsiod persons might h. used
by the American government as "A Iasis
Tor further negotiations.
Although lacking official confirma.
ton of the appeal Of Panama Ia tho
league Of nations, officials evidenced
interest m a press dispatch from
dencva saying the tcN ~ such an ap.
peal had been received by the secrc.
mriat ~ the league ~ nations there.
The dispatch indicated that the lcagu,
u nations council might give attention
To settlement ~ the conflict.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11
RUSSIAN STRUGGLE
MORE INTENSE; NO
PEACE YET IN SIGHT
FORMER AMABassADOR To UNI
TED STATES NOW TOURING
ENTIRE COUNTRY
By Associated Pres.

NEW YORK. March ia cable
gram from the commlssnriat OF foreign
affairs In Moscow dated yesterday and
made public here today by the maga.
zine, Soviet Russia. stated that anti.
Soviet forces still controlled the hat.
ileshlp retropavlosk at kronstadt.
But our fortress guns are speedily
ending the adventure" continued the
message. THE reason this was not
done before was that We wanted Ia
spare the ship and the men Imprisoned
aboard her. The Soviet forces under
pcrsunsnl command ~ Troizky and
Tuchachcrsky have the situation we'll
In hand"
The message. more over, maintained
that Moscow wis las peaceful as "a
Sunday In New England" with mild
excitement not unmixcd with merri
mcnt caused by receipt of wireless mes.
slgcs from abroad telling Of bloody
fights here
Adding that these alarmist reports
are obviously aimed at preventing the
attainment uf peace between Russia
and England and America the message
said
Fantastic stories abroad about street
fights and mutinics in pctrugrad. Mos.
COW and other cities are pure invcn.
tions. The kronrtadt affair ~ a sep.
aratc incident without effect anywhere
else 4 gang .of Czlrlst generals and
Frciich spies took advantage ~ dissut.
isfaction among the kronsladt sailors
whose extra ratiuns had been temper.
arily revoked but now that the counter.
revolutionary schemes ~ the plottcrs
have heen revealed. the sailors are de-.
sorting the generals and their gang
Former members ~ the Russian
Soviet government bureau In New
York are working In various offices. the
mossagc continued. Ludwig e. a X
Martens. dcportod Soviet Ambassador
VIII make q trip through Russia shortly
''to gct acquainted with conditions.
II was said
Arthur Adams. the message stated.
who was formerly head ~ the tcchni
cal department ~ the Soviet bureau IN
New York. is busy organizing factories
with American omlgHnts who are
Eager tn serve the Soviet
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11
MEAT SUPPLY NOT
Be AFFECTED EVEN
IF STRIKE CALLED
INDIVIDUAL EMPLOYEES ARE
AGAINST STRIKE MOVEMENT.
ARMOUR SAYS.
STATEMENT IS ISSUED.
Proposed Wage Reduction IL In Line
With Work 10 Bring business
Iack 10 Pre.War
llasls.
ny Associated Press.

Wy AhA"eiated frehA,
CHICAGO, March lO-Assurances
That the nations meat supply will not
be- interrupted. regardless Of action that
may bc taken by tho unions ON the
recently announced reduction Of wnges
and rc'adJustmcnt of working hours
was given today by the packers.
Despite strike threats being made
by agents Of the union. we do not OK.
pcct any trouble that win Interfere
with the nations meat supply" anid a
statement issued by Armour and Com.
pany "A survey ~ the packing
plants indicates that the individual EN-.
ploycs understand the situation and
do not want to be- forced into idleness
nr 10 he asked tO gu ON strike at a time
when there are thousands Of uncm.
ploycd men who are eager for packing
auuse jobs. even at the reduced nay.
The union leaders who are talking
strike do not represent 2b por cent Of
the packing plants employees.
THE whole nation ~ engaged In an
effort Ia get back to normal. which In
main means deflation of prices Those
who are talking strike In order to up.
nold inflated war time wages are oh.
truoting the nations return to normal.
We stand with the public In the fight
igainst war prices In time of peace"
The proposed wage reductions and
rcadJustment In working hours being
opposed by the conference. were an.
nounced recently by the big packers,
sho said the cut would approximate
l2is per cent In his telephone con.
versation. which was with Dennis
Lane, Secretary Of the union. Mr. Nor.
,ison said that kilograms had been
cent today To all allied unions having
members employed by the packers fof
/ conference In Chicago next wedncs
day. The conference viii outline
program for concerted action with the
butcher wOrkmen's union IL n strike IN
called.
The strike ballots viii be- mailed i'm.
medintely from Chicago and the rcaul,
is expected to be- known by next
"Wednesday. The executive board IN
given full authority IN the resolution
adopted hy the conference To- call and
conduct a strike II referendum vote
authorizes II, and to arrange all other
negotiations for n strike
All locals are warned to refrain from
calling strikes or taking other action
pending issuance of u general order.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11
MANY RAILROADS WILL
MAKE WAGE REDUCTIONS

CHICAGO. Mar. le.--Wagc reduction
proposals affecting thousands of men
were officially announced today by prac.
tically every western railway with
headquarters In Chicago. among them
being the Santa Fc, Chicago. Milwaukee
and 81. Paul: Chicago Great Western.
Chicago Rock Island and Pacific. and
the Chicago and Northwestern.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11
JUDGE FILPPED COIN TO
SETTLE CONTROVERSY
Ny Associated Pres

NEW ORLEANS. Mar. lo.-Thc fiip
In q coin IN the ci,i, district court To.
day decided tina, Earnest \ Allcgcyer
son # q prominent Louisiana cotton
man. should be- allowed a. fllc his Pc
utlon for divorce before that Il his
wife,
Lawyers representing Mr. Allcgcycr
and Mrs Allrgcvcr staged race Tor
the office of the clcrk - the court that
resulted In q nc,on break Clerk John
o'Ncil was iuzzl,d yo wns Judge Fred
u. King. Both attorneys claimed to
be- first. Witnesses declared 1t draw
Selecting a five cent nicc, the Judge
flinpcd II into the air, covered Il with
his hand and asked the attorneys to-
choose heads ot tails The husbands
attorney won
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11
EFFORTS MADE TO RUN
TRAINS, DESPITE STRIKE



ATLANTA. Mar. lO.-Effuris are b..
INK made to operate trains on n mum.
Der of freight and passenger service. II
was announced by the receiver tonight
Efforts to mediate the strike of the
roads employees have so far been with.
Jut result.
Reports have been current In railroad
circles that the Frisco system was ne.
gotiating with the a. u. and a. for an
outlet to the Atlantic Scaboard, the
matter creating much interest because
such move would create the first direct
pll connection between the Middle
West and the southern ports which
have been seeking more ocean freight.
Efforts here and In ST Louis to obtain
any confirmation met with failure.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11
VIII Reduce Wages,

NEW YORK. March 10 The New
York, and New Haven and Hartford
Railroad will nrunu~c u wage rcduc.
tion of forty ner cent when It's officials
confer with representatives ~ unskillcd
employees II the system here tomorrow
This Information was given cut tonight
by y. ]. Pearson. President of the
New Haven road.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11
HUSBAND AND WIFE BOTH
FILE SUIT FOR DIVORCE


NEW YORK. March lO--Jamcs \.
S,illman. ~ sidcnt of the city national
bank has begun an action Tor divorce
against Mrs Stillmnn. the former
Fin' Potter and Mrs Stlllman has
started counter suit II became
known here today. Although attempts
have hcen made on both sides to keep
the present action secret filing of the
suits was confirmed by supreme justice
Murschauser. The Stillmans were mar.
ricd her, June 3. 1907.