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The Washington times., 1921-03-16

WIVES.
IN A newspaper / saw
AN ARTICLE in which
A VERY famous
EXPLORER whom
1 HAD never heard of
TOLD OF a tribe
OF SANAGES he knew and he
SAID THAT the men
SPENT THEIR lives
COLLECTING the
SKINS OF wild
ANNALS WITH which to
PURCHASE WIVES at about
TWENTY SKINS per each
AND RIGHT away
i THOUGHT that was
AN ENORMOUS price but
j WAS impressed by
HOW MUCH better
THEIR SYSTEM is
THAN OURS because here
IN AMERICA we 60 and
GET THE wife
FIRST AND then
WE SPEND the
REST OF our lives
PAYING FOR skins Of
WILD ANIMALS such a.
HUDSON SEAL and
SQUIRREL, SKUNK and
SILVER FOX.
The Washington times., 1921-03-16

Most of the shooting en-
gagements are due to mis-
understandings. They think
. the stuff is whiskey. In
stead it's wood alcohol. This
makes love binder than
ever.
The Washington times., 1921-03-16
COMPLICATIONS.

yes. Jim was recovering splendid
Iv hut now there are complications"
I'm sorry. Did he catch pneu-
monia?"
mo, they caught him kissing the
NIGHT nurse" p. d. O.
The Washington times., 1921-03-16

The brides bouquet con-
sists of smilax instead OF
orange blossoms Or she
carries a corsage of weep
ing willow! A disengaged
lady with only two hus-
bands meets an eligible Chi
cagoan. tumbles in love with
him. and discovers that she
is spotting him eight wives.
The Washington times., 1921-03-16
UNCLE FULLER
DOPEI

Some sec~rer seem to reDord ssst-
rmonv merely. as stepp,wo sto~s
to aIsptony.
A iedky mouth con cause ypo-s
ddmdge than edky roof
B. QUIET.
We never loved anyone but you
He cried In Joyous sIee
Inen We must part" the vampire said,
mo amateurs for met"
DAN DE Lyons
The Washington times., 1921-03-16

1t may be Cupid that pierces
hearts with arrows. but il takes
q pretty girl to draw the beaux.
HELEN II.
The Washington times., 1921-03-16
Many a man lives to regret the
demise Of his wife's first hus-
band. EAMON o 8.
FLAPPER FOOD

A PEACH of a girl ought to be-
como well-preserved woman.
When a girl sees a handsome fell
low for the first time she wonders
how she can help him to get ac-
quainted with her.
A man seldom falls in love-he
lust stands faltering on the brink
OF II till some cutie pops along
and shoves him in.
IL a woman refuses to divorce
her dyspeptic husband-THAT'S
LOVE.
when fellow hltters
Girl she decides later that he real
ly meant 1t.
The "Park Ball Team" south
west. announces in poetry that /
can aeat up" the Pine Grove or an,
other team.
The Washington times., 1921-03-16

She i'm m e lately rum
images among her manicure
set for her Smith a wesson
and starts punctuating his
future with friendly bullets.
The Washington times., 1921-03-16
Boiling Points of Metals.
I THANK you

new investigation OF boiling points of metals
gives these results in degrees centgrade: Alumni
mum, 1880: copper, 231o iron, 2,450; lead, 1525;
silver, 1.955; tin. 2.27o. The boiling point of
vater Ia 100 degrees centiRrada
The Washington times., 1921-03-16

The old billet doux Is now
a bullet douL 1t Is no
crime on Long Island to
shoot your husband. But
out Chicagoway the ladies
start popping at the clay
pigeons on sight A target
is a love letter out in that
pleasant haven by the lake.
The Washington times., 1921-03-16
Many man with a red nose
has blue-blood in his veins.
Y. G..
EROM THE HEART.

Iissen, Lizzie, to my plea,
And this amt no idle chatter;
II you must sit upon my knee,
For goodness sake, don't get no fatter.
FLATIRON FELIX.
Mother-willie, what are you do
ing with that oil can7
willie-Oilin' baby's tongue so he
can talk. hLCE.
The Washington times., 1921-03-16

Rummance and romance
seem to be twins in these
supertaxed days. Before de-
Gliding to embark on the
voyage of matrimony, a
young lady should wait
until she sobers up. All
the gals seem to be doing
their spring shopping in
speakeasies. Gal seems to
be shot for gallon. And
nothing short of a gallon is
enough.
The Washington times., 1921-03-16

Now that prohibition has
been such a success, It
should be given a fair trial.
The Washington times., 1921-03-16

Who peddles gossip buys his wares for
nought, sells them for nought, and so gains
nought. '~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08
ASKS MILLION
FOR COLORADO
FLOOD VICTIMS
JOINT RESOLUTION ADOPT.
ED BY HOUSE TUESDAY
AUTHORIZING nBLIHF
Nv As.cela,,i rws.

Nv AssoeiAisd rWss
WASHINGTON, Juno IA icnt
rcmlutlon was aanpl~l late today hv
the hou~ and scna,e au,hoflnlnu the
s"cw,ary " war ,o extend all pasnlhls
rrlicf ,o thu Colorado tlood KuffervsA
Previously senator rhlpsm II ColmuAs
Ind announced that he aud nrprrsenla.
tive Hardy ~ the state wuuld spek an
Appropriation of t,.ooo. .ooe fcs flo~i ~
llcf.
The resolution dir~css the seer~sary Il
war to take all ssassille sanitary wsas.
ures to safeguard the hsanh ~ the
POPULATION IN the f,ccd slissrlct. "a fur.
nlsh subsistence and shelter and 10 give
all other forms ~ AID.
The resolution rraslr,
That the w~~iary ~ war IL hesrhv
authorized and directed 10 tate such
temporary sanitary measures as ne
may dccM necessary aud 10 furnish
subsistence and auartcrmastcr supplies
hclonring To the military establishment
and make available and irsne the nme
to such destitute persnns In Ss,,orudo
as have hcen rcndcred hcmelcss or ere
IN nccsi, circumstances ~ a r~sult oe
tho r~cen, fc~i due 10 the ovcrs,ow
~ tho Arkansas river and lts lrlhu.
nries and IN executing this jolnt wuc.
tuition, the secretary n dlr~ctel insoear
~ possible to cooperate with the
authority ~ the state of Colorado ana
the ma,~s ~ such cities on the Ar
k"nsas river as may have sustained
damages"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08
RAPID STRIDES
MADE CLEANING
FLOODED CITY
PUEBLO MAKES PROGRESS
CLEARING AWAY FLOOD
DEBRIS AND DEAD

plERI.o, C.lo, June Pueblo
made strides ,olay IN it's recovery fram
Fridays disastrous flo@ls whlh ,mok a
h,,,,,,' ,,,n -, l,,,,. an, ,,,.,s.l ,,o,,,,,,,
less nf Nom fifteen Ia TWENTY million
dollars. q
Hanger of pes,llenc. In nasse,l nc.
co,dlng Ia officials of the United States
nuhlic health .rylcc, ,herc Ia nleu,y
~ naJ ard sh.n.r has h,..n uavll.a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08
PACKERS after
ANOTHER CUT IN
MEMS WAGES
ASKS FEDERAL ARBITER TO
GRANT FIVE CENTS PER
HOUR REDUCTION
ny Associated rrss.

ny Associated rrss.
CHICAGO, June "A further rr,luc.
,ion of five cents an hour In wages of
al packing houses employees paid en- an
hourly msis, and proportional cuts In
the wages of pl,.c workers, we're asked
today hy the ChiCago packers IN I,c.
,ition filed with federal Judge samuel
AIS, hulcr federal arhi,cr,
The reductions, II granted. w,Nld AZ,
f,ct approximately eo.Ooo workers In
all larts m the country,
The petition ASKED tha, fun hear.
ink he held hcforc June ~ and yaucS,'
cd tina, the reductions hc made rc,ro'
active to that date In ease the hcarins
IN not completed hy then.
Relief from penalties imposed on tbs
packers in the term ~ wofklns h"ur
restrictions also was asked, With the
prcscn, cisht hour day In forcc. |, was
explained. the packers wcrc guarantee
ing ~ hours of work per wc,k and
iuying overtime after cish, hours I,
was suggested that this bc changed "a
a guarantee w ~ hours wgk Icr
WEEK and thu agreement ohliga,ing
them to Iay overtime after eight hours
Ia amy onc day hc abolished Thus
overtime would only h. paid after ~
hours work In week. which w~ulsi
l,lace over time an weekly instead of
a daily hasis.
CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08
RAILROAD TIE
Up BELIEVED
ALMOST over
TRAFFIC. ALMOST BACK TO
N0RMALCY LATE THIS
AFTERNOON

Hallway traffic through Amarillo was
almost conrlc,cly ,lc,i ~ as tho result,
VI hlrh water tT u white yesterday,
IN, h,c las, nlrh, offlclals ~ ,hc rads
wcrc hol~gul ,ha, traffic IN all dlrcc,
,,ons cxccpt nVr,h ovrr the For,
w@,h \ Denver viii ~ resumed aud
rach state " notmalcy today.
A. rrccau,lcn N. Santa ~ stopped
trains frm cruising the hridsc at
canadian Tuesday, As all trains tha,
haNc iusN running nv way of Garden
c,y havc ,~en diverted hy way VI
Amarillo, the ut,l,r against ciOaslns
the Canadian M,dgc causci congrs
t,on of trains AZ Amarillo wh.rc an
'~'s, l~Mnd trains wrle st"ppsd Al
n"on hrcc trains wrrc rl,S,s,d and
l'ulh,l oN Ia Canadian,
nur,nR the at,crnuan new hcad ~
high water ,ha, had hccn fcarc,i, ,assc,l
without damaging the hal,ler Il was
ronsl,lcr,d sah and trains wcrr allowed
,o pass ov~r relieving tho hlocka,ie.
Other trains lcft Amarillo over the
santa ~ vas, at oVl~k. water II
s,ils covering the track at MENDOZA,
twelve, miles WIS, of Canadian, hut
trains rass over slowly, There II now
na ,roahlc IN the Santa ~ either east.
south W wcs,.
Train scrNicc ~ the Rcrk Island rail.
rad W al dirrc,lons frmn Amarillo
tll probably ~xum- normal Nv late
this af,crnwn, accofsilng To- officials
q that rOad II was stated ins, nigh,
hat u N .NI-stc, to complc,c repairs
'h,s WNsnlng hdh IN thu Reck Island
lsele" over thu Rc,i rivcr and of wash
Mts hn,wren r,cumcau aud san Juan.
The fort wuih and Denver rad ~
for,,,l late las, nieh, that approaches
~ " @.lec OVv the Rci river nj
es'slllnc haV~ lsrcn waSh,sl cut and
hat III trains frm thu south arr IN.
etin,,ely hate, Soryiec IL the south
oan lsoer~ss onlv as tar ~ Es,clllne
an'h rclaits have been made
This rad rclNats thu, train .crvlce
~ reiA0 has h,en suspended fuf an
'nsletln,,e l-rl,d aud ,ha, white rvpair
n'n sw a, wgk I, u imp"Ss,il,le 10 tell
Nhen scrNice VaW w. rrsumcd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08
COTTON LABOR
WILL have TO
Be IMPORTED
TEXAS WILL HAVE 10 GET
MBxIcANs TO PICK COT.
TON CROP Is REPORT

" AsesStAtsd fwes.
CuisfCS CillllSri. Texas. June u
lal~r viii havc to H. imIsglcd ftVm
adtacent states and Mexica when coitcn
p'ck1ag seaSon olens. accaSiing 10 ~.
isftS suhiait,cd at the annual m.stins
w the ESas Rural land owners a.
s,se,lon hsr~ losiay, Thetc u plen,N
"a ee~t aVatlahle ,o NEE, lsea.nt agti
cultural rs~lusremVntS u Was said.
Hoy M,llcr sevtvtatN Vf the asss,ta
tan, Was Instructed to ftaEt camlalgn
t. @iae hha 10 rvNas ff,sn uihsr SO
'ea's and Ia SEEK lsrmissi,n 1t lhs
iais dclsr,wvn, t. tmIsct L,l-aers
hem Mexlc0
l,-duction IN cu,ton aereaec In South
Twas Was shown d. average frcm 10 u
q i"r cent acvording u tcali,N. with
he general aNvragv "a lss vvRt rhe
'cr,agv pl,n,,d rwomtses heavy y.vld
a was rvlwtcd The association Ven,
"a rvcord as uteipg an farmers To plan,
'"ng s,apt, ,ottOH,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08
STATE TRAPSAOOT IS
OFF TO FLYING START
WITH HERR IN LEAD
GUTHRIE MAN BREAKS 90
OUT 100 CHANCES; CONG.
DON LEADS HANDICAP

sy Associated fwss
RANGER Texas. June ;.-fif,y trap,
shootcrs got Jt IT, a g,ssl star, IN the
rcNas state Sh"ot here this afternoon
liter helms delayed halt a day hy a
leaNy rain. fVur ss's we're hung up
n h. iirsi run VI lea targets hy ". n.
iierr, Guthrie, okla, D. y. wo,slNard.
Houston; q. l.. pnpuy. Manning, and
VI. y. Woodward. ui Comanchi. y, 4.
Williams vi Grand Sahnc aud .. :
hay, ~ san Antonio got ~ zach aud
:. NJ. tVngdon, I Higgins. Tv,ash,
Walter S,ott, professional of Houston;
md q. y. Payne at Tulsa, ukla., y;
each.
congdon was leading h,c toslay with
n ont al the tirst 90 IN thc "a wards
andiap. In the preliminary shoot
Monday tor the perceniagv moncy. NJ
: Woodwatd u0N, ". " Colert oi
stamford and e. y. Adams Of Amarillo
ach scor,L "a straight.
Other shootcrs arrived this afternoon
'V the sccond DAYS program torio,
'ow which calls tor sid yard targets
,nd 20 pairs ut dnahlcs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08
ORDERING BY TELEGRAPH

The News l. Wcch ing daih sup
pl,mruial w,lers trom uumetou>
nrws siandh Ia thu ranhsndle aud
rlains ~ Ie,a-. tasiern New ue>l
co aud wesiern uhlahonaa. thrse
mhrs arr coming Ia b, telegraph
and ieiephone, ani Indicate unmi,
iakahh that the prolie arv srowing
ln their appreciation ei lashlicaiion
that EARTH, ihr Ns>uslted t'r,ss
se,,icr. aud |, pflnied en the IA, u
y received b, them
The News i ihr onls p,hr In all
this section oi feNas that carrie>
iull lra>ed wire ,,so,ialsd rr,ss
ss,lce Il gets oui o. "a, people
within a lew hours aliet publi,at,on
u i lr,shrr b, irom twelve o. twen
I, lom hour, ihln ih' prrd,lrd y,
prrs iram the mae pnpniuus cities
d the state. The >,wa docs not
pre- date 10 aIa,ear sessunahlr, u v
irsh srom the pfc's vhen u rcashe>
~ teadsts.
u u nrws, r,aa u ln ths >ews'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08
ARMY BILL WITH
AMENDMENT WAS
PASSED TUESDAY
WITHDRAWAL OF AMERICAN
TROOPS FROM GERMANY
DISCUSSED IN HOUSE
Nv Associated rr,ss,

WASuiN iNGTON, June S.--ny mar.
sin of tour votes the senate to-day ac.
ccp,-d namcndmen, to the army ap.
propriation hill recommended by It's
military affair committee providing for
minimum army for the next liscal
year or i,oOoo men.
Two democrats. Fletcher, Florida, and
MYERS, Montana, joined with ~ ~.
luhlhans In suppNriinH the cummit,cc
amendment while eleven rcnuhll,ans
who opposed the amendment were
nmah. Idaho; liarrcld. Oklahoma, Joncs.
Washington; Kenyon, Iowa; Laid,
North pako,a; Norbcck. Scu,h Dakota;
Norris, Nebraska; Smooi. Utah; la
Toilette. Wisconsin; McNarry, oregon,
and Townsend, Michigan.
The vote on the amendment t,dlowed
two DAYS of heated debate prccipitatcd
hy group w senators who advocated
economy IN governmental expenditures
aud argued that the United States at
present was not IN ncyd IT an army ot
lso.ooo, This group after today'S rUll
call. said they would seek another vote
on the provision governing the size
w Wv wv eANAN ~ lf''N'Nh h'F'
an enlistm-n, strength of about sso,ooo
men and the hill as passed by the house
provided fur an average of lso,cco n'cn.
Rapid rrogrcss was made toshy IN
considering the hiil, which as reported
hy the senate military affairs commit
tee. carries a total ~ Sass. Geo, ,aeo.
Chairman Wadswurth tonigh, was
hopeful that n final vo,c might hc Oh
tanned bcfore Adjournment by the sen
ate tuiay and amendments offered ftom
the fused will h. taken up tomorrow.
Withdrawal IT American uOol~ nom
Germany was touched un a, same
l.nsth toslay by senator RcsNl, Missouri.
aud Watson. Georgia. d,mwra,s. Roth
dccried delay IN passage of the r,s"lu'
tion cstahlishing I,sacc with Germany
and Austria. and the Georgia scnatuf
charged that - mysterious ,onncc'
ticn" existed between delay In adoption
of the resolution and maintenance At
Am.ri,an TROOPS On the Rhine.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08

soldier was given ncc copy of IA,
Daily Panhandle. The nally Ncws and
The hilv Panhandle are nov hcing sup
plied to the soldiers frcc each day aud
viii continue to be- as long as they r..
main In Amarillo
Preceding the Hhow IN. n " Viz
an. lasior ol the First Ilpiis' Church
made a short talk to the soldiers offer
INK them the use of the baptist church
sooinl rooms lur thu remainder Of their
stay here. lIr told them he would
MAX" Arrangements tn supply thcm
with games. The soldiers accepted the
offer and man, uf them took advantage
vf u las night,
Ii"rausc OF the lloods In Colorado aud
the recent rains which have mnde the
ltadn umpisthlc, Company O.. which
II travelling from Fan Antonio to Camp
Logan hy truck. may he forccd lo ~
main IN Amarillo fot several mere DAYS
b,io'c they can finish their trip.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08
DECISION ON
BOSS JACKSON
CASE TODAY
FEDERAL JUDGE TO GIVE
RULING THIS MORNING
IN COURT SESSION
v0lSTEAD VS.. DEAN
rwO ACTS ARE CONSIDERED ~
REC0NCn.Am.E SAYS DErEN.
DENT ATTORNEY.

Ruling VIII m nnnounccd from the
federal bench Nv Judge Jamcs Wilson
this morninH on the appllcalinn NJ Il,ss
Jackson Ia H. tried In federal court
under M. Nolsiead act instead Of ln ,h,
Texas state couri under the nran law.
jackson was Indicted hy n Potter
county grand lmry m The charge uf
having liquor IN his poss-ssion contrary
tn the Dean act, Alleging that the
l'ean law II In conflict With the Vol,
STEAD act of congress, and that the state
vase against Jackson IN u TRANSFERABLE.
me, through his attorneys Stonc, Miller
\ Uulcke, asked that the casc L. trans,
ferred In the federal court.
The appll'a,ion Was denied hy l,hig.
Henry Bishop of IN, district cour, and
through halsas pr9rc,,ings ,he uu-s,
,ion was argued hcforc Judge Wilson
Tuesday, Jackson. the individual. IN
los, stght ~ In the ease, the issues
arising hring jurisdictional involving u
conflict of orlnion as to whether state
NJ federal conrt shall prevail. In the
"lhnion ~ Acting District Attorney
'loyd Fletcher. thu issue presented l.
one of tho most momcn,ous that has
'riscn since the DAYS of the Civi war.
Argument al length Tor the appll.
cant was pr~s.n,ei hy Attorney Inn n.
stone, and the application was resisted
Nv Attorney Lloyd Fletcher luds,
Wilson had asked for representative
frwn the United States attorney gen
erals officc hut none was sent.
The samc authority relied On hy
Judge klshop, that ~ federal dis.
fsc, judge of California. In denying the
annlaxsilon In ,hs first place was the
reliance 90 Attorney Fletcher The
California case grew out ~ the con.
viction f &, r. Crookshank for viola.
tion of the rrohihl,icn law hy the city
Il iakcrsficld In tha, state. C,rsok.
shank vas TAKEN hrfurr F,~lrral Judge
hl,Nlscc Uf California IN a halsas c,r,
pus viii and the argument made that
IN con,ravcntion of the Nols,.ad act.
,nd guarantee of the federal constltu.
ticn he was restrained of his liberty.
Cr~okshank's application was denied
the federal court dcclining 10 take
Jurisdiction.
Attorney Stone ,ook the position ,ha,
the c"nfiict ot the DIAN ac, of The
rc>as legislature u So seriousN In con.
fllc, with the volstead act of congress
ihd that they aw So lrrSNncilahlc.
,ha, the state act 10 rcpcalca hy the
t'>lr.l act. Tha, ssarch and scisurr In
mes private rWAm arc an,hwirsSl hy
'hc Dean law, was painted oui. Tha,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08
TULSA RIOTS
INVESTIGATED
IN SECRECY
NEGROES BE CALLED FIRST;
FREELlNG IN CHARGE OF
INVESTIGATION
Nv As.~la,drr,s.

Nv Assoeia,sd rress.
TULSA, okla. lunc ,-S,crvt tcsti
mnny b,arlng un the causes ~ the race
rlut which broke uut here a week ago
tonight was taken tuhN hy Attorney
Genvtal :. T. fry,lng Who convened
D ccur, oi inquiry hyr, to ohiain namcs
W individuals responsible iur the clash
Several prominent n,groes were the
nsi o. hc called heiufc the Attorney
Vruvlal They we're cNpe, ted to name
The ncgru who tuuk the lead In the
mnr,h uion The count house last Turs
cav night. whhh pro lmiatcd the gen
rlnl llghilng between ih, raccs
fhe auwnrN general announced al.
so that he would make a sweeping in.
ycsiigation into thc charecs that the
,rv aud county officials were hN "a
taking measures to pr,ent the riot IT,
d's'lared that political ur racial con
sldiailpns would have no pat in his
efforts a. secure con, ipilm ~ an per
SIMS WIN in gny way were responsible
IW the riot.
should his inquiry deyelop evidence
that local officials were Negligent. Mr
Frsllng N'li h. was prepared Ia lllc
'harges against them IN either thu nu
pgvlns "a IN, dssl1l,l vvulL
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08
CUBA WANTS
MINISTERIAL
Government
CONSTITUTIONAL REFORMS
ADVOCATED ny LEAGUE
PROTECT SUFFRAGE

a. Nss''l lui'd rofs
VtNN, iuuc O.. Constitutional tcioum
calculated lo establish q ministerial
ww vf gv,tiuw,ul Nbl D., ad,~alcl IN
b cawl0,rn W lbc l,,gue a. puacot
WtuHgv. u Wb. annmupri tsiay lY
lhc ,Nr.u,',v vummdllo, Thcso VIII
u.Wd. mogur,s With vhi,h the lcaguo
HipnUu. Nuud d,iaui, thc president
Io Iusii.un suhprl,usiu io the cabinet
Internal affairs ahhuugh hr would
um ,Ncrrl-v 'prGpr' functions m lu.
upHtlonll matters,
Al pp'ilUu matter wuui d. Cunrrn.
uiui iu oDHspHs lo Whirh thu ram
l,t Nuu'd h' peHnshlr and 81 which
Q Wuuld lpnu Il ialt,
lhr cunmiiiu prulstss tn rall con.
U,ss w distinguished Cuhaus 90 con
.hlrt us pusum. u alsn Was announc
Vi that representatives, vf the luiguv
Nuud BE- Instructed Ia iaN rvsmyi to
ltpai idgul Xi,as mvmlais of his cahi
icl AND Oenoal Enp,h ~ cruNder
lprml representative of PRESIDENT
lladins tee Nloa the tague ch'llshes
rtsperiful ,onsideiatlon ful lhe HurgH'
tuals hc has ad,unsd ln ,onnu llnn
..Itt. ~. ..l...t....l.I ...f..t...
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08
SOLDIERS ENTERTAINED BY
X NEWS AT MISSION TUESDAY

The S'ldlcrs In Campank q of the
Ninth inian,ry, who are now camp
.a 40 Mckinley Sch"nl have several
iiues commented upon the fine treat.
mcnt accorlcd them hy Amarillo citi'
sens and they are even mote profusr
IN their appreciation since TUESDAY af'
i,rnoon when two hundrci and fifty II
them were the guest of The Daily News
nni ~ Ross u. Rogers nj the Mlsslon
Theatre wh,ro Fatty Arhuckhs hi'st
film. "The Tmycling Salesman" WAS hc.
inH shown.
The soldiers have been IN c,mp here
ior several DAYS and the entertainment
was arranged for them by The Daily
News through RosS u. l,ogclr. mana
r.r of the Mission. pcand aud Olympic
th.ait.s The film shown was an cN.
r-lIent on, aud the anilirrs thanked the
management ~ they lcft the theatre.
As they passed from lhe thcasle each
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08
HOUSE PAvES
WAY-fOR FIGHT
ON b0RAH BILL
WILL STRIKE DISARMAMENT
AMENDMENT FROM THE
NAVY BILL
n Associated rr.


WASHINGTON, juno THE heasc
avid the way ,-ay fw It's flght to-
drtkc the laosah disarmament amcnd,
ncn, fsOaa tho naval appropriation hln
ln scn,iing the hll ~ g~snfrrcnce hy
+, N~ie I sas To iie, Republican had.
~ lnll,0,~l that thry would ne, havc
NJ cp,~stuni,N ,O NW,c dhsS',ly on thc
ssah amendment Instead RcpFcs.nta.
syc Mon,An II wy,suing. thu Rcpuhn
an kaasr ennoanc,Sl that hc woali
,Sk accepiancc a. substitute VI the
iNrtcr resolution. tclsalva hy the hs
IAN affairs Vommttsr. whtch wuuld
saVc cntnvN IN lhe hands ~ rresi
ent Harding the aursti,n a Calling an
International diS,u.amen, cOntcwncc,
Two I the s,nalc calr,v~s, char,
IAN iNansl,'NlVr "a the naval vOmmitlcs
nj Senatof halc ~ Malne, A. well a.
NJ, M0ndelL Saw the president t,siay.
rheV as,'llne>l hVwVv~f. i0 saV what
hase. u amy. ~ the disarmament nsh,
had heen da~ruS-~i
whilc thcfv Mas sharp d,tfe~nce
4 oldni,R ,n the hFah amendm.nl,
he hogse ssemed united la it, dc,rrmi
aatta noi a. sVvept any Iar, ~ ,hs'
s>,V'se, oso adtird ,o ,he naval hll hN thc
~natc.
representative lhlg,on 10 Oht1 a
,Fmer -ens,S ba'iing the fish, fof
ohl,ng thv total ,V lhr sum f,Ne,i hN
he house de,'aIvd lhe l,,q,hs hoked ~
he batter bsN Ia rvmovv The heavy
N e0rslsns against Nhieh IA, ypuntrS
vas crNing,
The lNutcr res,'luikn was attacked
" dem,sa,s, Hcpr,ssntstVe lNn
SW,h Narvliha ,ham,l,rislng Il - a
sod Mkk Whllc Representative Csn
dN, Twas, demvtatN m,mirr ~ thc
pfVlgn affairs vorait,cv drchud u
"Vol@h'ss. vn, hof ~ onr prr ocu,
aVlsoii,on, without teeth az Nh,skrts "
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WESTERN
STATES PASS
SOLDIER BONUS
OKLAHOMA, ARxANsAs AND
NEBRASKA ONES NOT
GRANTING boNus

Nv Associated fwsa
chicAGO lun. s--only three out
~ thirteen Middle Western States have
hilrd ~ ps~ soldier bonus Legislation
or have ne such legislation pending, n
~ shown, by survey ms, completed.
ev,,N state has passed Soldier relief
m,asurc VI smne solt ~ other. the sur
NvN shows
North nako,a has voted one of the
mus, llheral of honnsrs for ~ cSsrrvier
men and women asa for each month
sl,cnt a. member of the sovernment
furces. ~ nay thls hcnus within y
reasonahle time the last assembly voted
io taisc the tax frVm one han min as
pacViouslN set to one min, A, the amr
ihnv /, removed such lnhlhllion az had
lscn prescrll.d nv previous assembly
CONTINUED ON PAuE TWO
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lln Ut International courteay. for n
~ only on the baals ~ security NJ ptop.
,t'y Validl, rnRrs~'d undef the laws
'Nls,ing NJ The ,,ne of lls acquisition.
ihn, commercial transaction between
ihc pcu,l,e of lwu countries and tho
,umluc, at activities IN helpful roorera.
ilon az. poHsihle.
"rhla uucnIln shuld M, he con.
fn~sl with any matter m personality
~ 1 The r'~xnl,in ~ any particular
administration. Whenever Mcxicu In
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