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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-23

First Presbyterian chureh-Rev. W.
Men. Kittredge. pastor. Christmas viii
be fttingly observed by special service
both morning and evening. At 1880 q.
m. the pastor viii tell a Christmas
story 70 the boys and girls and preach
ines- The following music will be rem
deTed bv the choir; A. anthems, Beth
leheme and Behold I Bring You Good
TidingsT and s. a solo. The Angels
Message SABBATH school at ~ m. At
Christmas pageant viii b given
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
BITTER FIGHT IS
LOOMING ON BIG
NAVAL MEASURE
PROPONENTS ARE CLAIMING
MAJORITY WILL BE AS
MUCH AS SIXTY
ny Associated Press


WASHINGTON. April i7.--The fight
over the is25 naval budred "a he re.
newed tomorrow IN the house. brought
to-day from the opposing sides an out.
line af the pnliry they intend to rur.
sue through the remaining stages Of
the struggle.
Supplementing his announcement
that n roll cail wouti he demanded and
obtained In th. House proper on tbs
Ware amendment Increasing the enlist
ed force from g. 600 10 ss. .eoo. Chairman
Kelly In charge ~ the MEASURE declar.
cd he also w1uid demand rernrd vote
un all amendments ready for presenta.
ton which seeks To increase the
amounts appropriated for bureaus Il
engineering. ordnance and construction
and repair.
Speaking for those who put through
the $4,000 PROPOSAL. representative Ne.
Arthur. Republican. oregon. declaring
check up showed u would win by six.
~ votes. compared with its a. majority
In committee of the whole saturday.
Chairman Madden of the appropri..
tions committee and Representative
isarnes second ranking Democrat of the
subcommittee. joined IN the demand of
Chairman Kelly Tor record vote on
the enlistment and other amendments.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
WILSON SCORES
REED IN LETTER
SENT TO PAPER
DECLARES MISSOURI sENA.
TOR IS INCONSISTENT IN
ATTITUDE

I UY NAAtNtnfsG NV"
S'r lOl IL. Aptil la letter from
WontiIcw Wilson, former president, to-
nisht denied a recent stateennt print
ed IN the Globe Democrat that h. had
thanked senator james a. Reed. Demo.
cratic candidate for nomination and re-
election for great service which the
SENATOR rendered him In Iscrfccting and
iassing the Federal reserve hill. which
was issued by Lee Meriwether. attor'
ney and supporter of Reed here.
Accompanying Wilson's l-tcr. tho
Globe Democrat prints another from
senator Reed. In whlch a purported
cops oi the. l,ti.r from Wilson I" Reed
b. given. The letter from the former
president was a. follows:
THE former presidents letter 10 the
editor of the Globe Democrat. under
the date of April Is. 1922. at Washing.
ton, says:
a note IN your issue OF April IL
hat unr lee Mcriwether n quoted as
.a,ing he had seen letter from me to
senator Reed. warmly thanking him
tot the great service the senator rem
a, l.d IN lprfcctlng and passing the
.,ieral rrs-rve hill ! have no rccol'
lection ~ ever having written any such
hotter on The cc.drsry ! clearly re-.
member that Mr. Reed. ~ men - q
the committee on banking aud curren.
~. inierl,osrd every possible objection
To the completi"n and adoption Of the
aIl ~. objections. indeed. were %
many. ~ varied and 20 inconsistent
with on. another that recall speaking
to him about them In conversation.
Having spusen of reading a certain
tnr,dv cr well t1oNr %
him that lis course In the COMMITTEES
tcmInd,d M oi the conduct of the hero
w that par - WIN. when rcj.ctrd -
The heroine. rr-hsd frun the f"'s"
81. arnicd several horses. and rude off In
every direction.
Statements such as the one quoted
from NJ. Msriw'tner appear 90 '~ IN
i..ndrd To create the impression that
Nt. Reed aud have held the same
Principles and advocated th. NJ me poll.
el.s. and that h. T. entitled "a and
may ar assumed to have NV endorse
.oeut a. a candidate for reelection On
h. senate This h Gar from bcing the
aar To tht<" who have closely ob'
s-tNed Nv Reeds career IN Washing
.on. h. has shown himself incapable Of
fusiumcd allegiance To- any person OF
an caus. ilc has nrI~atcdly forfeited
F, any claim ~ my confidence that hs
nay ever have been supposed to have
and I shall never willingly consent q
any further association with him,
4 her that sou viii do w" the cour
! tr-p to pui lish this letter.
'Nefy truly yours.
WOODROW WILSON" :"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
FLEEING BOYS
CHARGED WITH
TAKING 4 CARS
IND THEN WHEN CHASE
GREW HOT, STOLE THREE
HORSES, IS CHARGE :,
r,--ssi 10 The News


rAitOkA. Aprll i7--lsmcs Rodgers.
. even Years olf. and Norwood Lee
Williams fourteen. who gives their ad.
siress a. Breckenridge and J. u. Lane.
- years old Who siys he was horn In
Missouri. hut refuses to give an adj
.irrsS. are In ;hr hands of sheriff John.
-snn. or Terry County. after a merry
slasr aituss West Texas The two
Youths frum Breckenridge are alleged
- have stolen a Ford ear at Brecken'
sldgr. driving II to Abilene. abandoned
a.. stealing another Ford M Abilene.
driving hy the way OF Saydcr. They
.hiin To have picked up J. u. lane.
who accompanied them To- Post. Find
Ina u al the Abilene ear was out of Or
.icr they are alleged to have stolen j.
q. Hartford's ear. which was standing
~ the sirrci. hradcd Tor TIL west. They
drove to Tahoka. Taking possession OF
u. q. Kings ear. u II charged. driving
40 Erownfcld with both of them. AZ
Ter arriving o., Br"wnficld. realizing tnai
The officers were crowdng them too
.lus.. they stole three horses /; is al
legged aud cndcaVored to make their es
zap, la the sand hills. bu: were captur'
al hy sheriff Johnson OF Terry county,
sheriff Keller OF loakum County and
II. e. King OF Tahoka. They arc bcine
held To await the action OF the grand
jury. whi,h viii convene al Brown
field. May /.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
PROPERTYlOss-.,, I,
MANY THOUSAND
OVER R WIDE. AREA
SCRN1s OF AWFUL D.eoLA-
LATIoN ARE L1Yfgllg
WAKE OF Twmv1xs~

- Feeo<oSeo ~ at
IRvIS0TON. H.. April is.--Ilsltsf
workers from CsniraIIs and sprrVfn6-
.ns towns. Inclsiinx, cefpk ~ ~
tioss workers. w,rs here tonighs car
ing for 500 hosn<isss and q number "
lnj rcd persans following the sorna1o
eriy isiay. which practically :erueoo
this town fsom the map.
Forr persona are dead aud about foP.
~ others are seSiousiy injured. hcooro-
ine 10 check by relief WORKERS. ~
The dad are: u. n nakiri6ge. Is;
Valentine schla<rer. <ss Atrs., Charles
f.iitisli. 10: an infant en- a Chnstse
Andersen. 49,
Damage caused W the tornado n 90,
'imstsd ut approximately e3oG.eoo d
This town of about leo h~nss and busi.
ness hou-es. aud where We icrusdc
'ut swsth shrcash MzIien. Washing
.o,l ami jefferson tountieU
The scene here tonight n ens OF desc
istiol. Half q the homes have been Dc.
molished. A s'fip over % miles louu
and about ise yaisi. ykie was swept
rl~sn hv the twistsI. kirich fiattened
itself tn the earth. lifted ana slapped
With ,srrtfso fcsre. shaisesins every
thing In iss eourne.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
Pakrr l.anc Ilal,hcd

EGECKENIilGE Texas. April IL
Eighi prominent huSincss myu ui THIS
ity we've h,h up aud 'rnl,l,,d in a
pokcr game ai tNu o'siu,k th.s morn
mr. by two m,n Whp took ih, "iut''
consisting ~ slna. SID watch and
IN shonfci from the tahl, aud cs,ap
i the physrs i'IHnr,o,i to IN, sheriff
ruur alleg ID r'h.'.tr w.ic arrested and
drnunrd batter Boo lhr day. "a. puiics
aid Three tr.k au active pat la ths
rchhcrl ao'nndiug a. thu prlicc. ano
thr'faufih man acted ~ MASTER mind
lounlns his shD tn une ui The others
The sheriff stld The players viii n1'
l'c fin"l slncc lhcy hclI'cd capture ihs
rubbcrs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
LATEST TEXAS
news STORIES
IN BRIEF FORM

ny Associated Prss
AUSTIN. Aprii i,--Formai orgnnlza.
ton of the Texas highway association
was accomplished here to-day by approx
in.aicly 2oo representatives ot urganiza'
t.uns over the stat" and highway ndvo'
Gates The announced purpose of the
orsaniSsll.a. is to Advance highway
banding n the state and to bring abou,
a connected system II highways over
Texas
Officers ard directors Of ih. assncia'
tiun were elected aud headquarters 80.
tshlished at Wacn the homo ~ W. Y.
Crawford president end chairman O!
the hmrd q dir.riors'
The secretary of the organization was
not elected today and will be- elected at
. meeting of the buafd uf directors In
Waco un May ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
DRASTIC ORDERS
ISSUED BUYERS
or LIVE STOCK
WALLACE CHARGES EX.
CHANGE VIOLATES STOCK
YARDS LEGISLATION


WASHINGTON. April i7.--Charg,nr
that the ~. Louis livestock t.Nchang,
and llo order buyers, dealers aud ,rsf,i
ers nt the East ST. Louis National
Stock Yards had combined to put int
effect practical hovrott against indie
pendent commission companies" Sccrc
tary aWilarc TODAY issued his first urd Y
under the packers and stock aArds act
d.rcctnE the respondents 20 cease
irum a.. practirr" on the ground thti
ih,ar acts lconsiitw~l RESTRAINT ol
i.ad' in Niuliion Il the stock yards
Acf"
Secretary Wallace aunounc-d that
the decision was reached after hearings
held at the stock yards early in April
and cunirrcnoo with al Iariits to the
complaint nnd was based On = finding
approved by an examiner for th. d..
rartmcnt. As result of the secretary =
order. Il WIS announced that the penal
provisions IT the siock yards act could
be- invoked against any ON. of the re-
suond nts who might violate any uf the
provisions II the order
The commission men "f Respondents
are ordered IN the decision, TO cease
combining ur agreeing amune them
selves a. rompol order buyers and deal
crs a. rvfusc io huy live stock from
the independent commission compan.
les; to ccaso using any system 81 device
whatever tn hinder the independent
commission companies frnm freely buy
lng ~ selling livestock In competition
with the respondent commission men 90
to cease hindcring any order buyer ~
dealer frum buying i've stock from the
Independent companies and cease agree
Ing among themselves tu refuse To- deal
with ur to threaten with loss of patron
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
Hum Drowned Hero.
Rx Assoriated pr.<.

BEl.TON. Texas. Apiil i7--IIundrc,ls
IT persnns this afternoon were search
.ng ths Leon River for the bo,ly ~
Chester Cox. seventeen year old star
high school fuoihall player who was
drowned AZ Twilight last slght while
attempting the rescue ~ little Edith
Goepping.r. who was wadng In the riv'
- and was caught IN wh.rl rool and
'w"pt down stream,
Diving in,o the raging waters. young
Cox succeeded In resculng the little girl.
who IL seven years old. bu, he Loot his
fuoting Just a. h- placed her safely on
the hanks IT the stream. when h. Tell
Lack intp whirliHol and has not been
seen since lie II the son of "a wcll
known business mn of ilrlion and was
rated as one ~ the hest an ruunj
lthlcicc IN the l"cal hieh school
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
BIG APPROPRIATIONS
BILLS ARE AUTHORIZED

WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE Sen.
ate committee authorized nearly $780,.
o. for contingent expenses of foreign
missions. sico.oeo additional for con
sular expenses and ti5o.eoo for remodel.
ing and furnishing the American Em.
has-y st London. formerly the J. Pier
poni Morgan residence.
Principal committee Increased su'
,horlzed for the department of Justice
were sibo.0oo for prohibtion enforce
ment: $4,000 for Investigations Of Of
ficiais acts, records and recous,s OF
state and territorial federal marchais
and attorneys and $4,000 for assist
ants TO the Attorney General In specla
eases.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
llohbrd fa Q Drink .

MENlA Texas. April i7.-with their
.ghi hands in thr coat pockeiS as II
N the trigger of coucvalcd rcvoiv ~
two highway men held up n r Stone
ind 4. : TaEgaii on the verands ~
a i@.,i hotel and ohtsined small
tmoInt oi mon'S frnm each. After ol'-
aiming the money ~nf " drink th.
highvalmcn ordered the two hotel
.tsft~ to k..p hoir s,It- and nj si.
ur o. follow them duWn one OF the
'rinclpnl STREETS Later one Il the met,
de- ribci ruiih-d suppls house sales
nan IN the ouiskirts Il th, city shurg
"a after dafk
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
Wise old ASSES
USED BY TEXAS
BOOZE pEDDLERS
BURRoS TRAINED TO STAN
PEDE WHEN DRY OFF.
GERS SEEN COMING
ny Associated rrs..

Ry Associated fres.
WASHINGTON. April is.-rcxas
I un,l.gEcrs are training hurros TO
stampede la order t. give warning Of
approaching prohibition agents. ac'
cording Co reports received today 10y
Cunmissoner Haynes The educated
hurrus do not actually recognize the
Lycuts az dry law enforcement ofii'
r,-rs.f the rcnnrts DECLARED. hut are
.r,incd O. stami-rdc II thc approach
q any s.ranfnrs. This u done. the re-
p,rt explained. by the honiicrrCrs feed.
INK them sugar ana them having ac-
,orpllcrs give them SUGAR substitute
causing severe rains iu the stomach
t'onsrnuenily. The reports said
the animals hcoomc skcptisal II s,ran.
Trs AMI stau f'iyls al iurtf slllt an
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
THOUSANDS
OF PEOPLE
LEFT WITH
NO HON ES

NJ Associated Pros
CHICAGO. Aprii is.- h1ftsrn psrs ~
/, az. known to have been Killed. msre
than hundred injured and thocxandp
made homeless by tornadoes and flopds
which swep, over the Central West TO-
cay. n.
Tornadoes were reported IN q scors
of Illinois and indiana and Arllsnsas
towns. Homes we're demolished. tsls-
Phone and telegraph service 10 ssrtch.
en districts crippled and livestock
killed.
Throughout the area from Ohio on
he east ct Kansas and Sebruska On
he west. heavy downpours swsiled she
nod wsieis of atreuas slrv.dy out OF
h.ir isnks and inundated thoussnos
Z acres of rich fsrm Land in addition
thu vas. acres aifesdy under water.
While snow and. sicct coversd Colo
ndo. Kansas and Nebraska. Missouri
nd Iywa were covered by hsawy hail.
.orms. which sa.sshed windows ana
aaused much damage. 10 crops. .Ssvssal
aches of snow were reported lfron psn.
YER. 49,
The storm was beiievcd 60 have ben
he san,e which hshed sevssai towns
n Northeastern kan~ss sunday nishG
sl'ling several rsrsonx. then jumped
over Missouri only 10 reappssf snriy
vliy IN Southern Illinois.
FAITH % slllss WIlf. [
Al IrvinEton the rfwIsser sscpt n
eaih % miles ipns and iso yards vide
through the center 81 The village. KIN
Ing several persoas.
More than ha.f oi the homes 10 Ne
coSTIV,,rn' M ~ - snr -r,cs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
2 MARINES KILLED AS
AIRPlANES LOCK WINGS

WASHINGTON. April Tive ma.
rinc offic.rs and marine pri,at" wcr,
Killed TODAY Al ouaniico. Na., when two
planes In hattie practice locked wings
in the air aud plunged to earth. The
dad arr Lieut. Earl Rainfall ct Mass.i-
chuSsi'i'. Lieutenant Duncan Lcwt,
Of Memphis. Tenn. and rri,as }. J.
J. Dhooshc. Of Chicago.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18

consequences And this In sccen,uated
hen the nature II disirustfui or sus
Irlclous, such qualities mark the the
character of Samuel .Gompcrs. execu
tiv" had of the American Federation
lof Labor.
Gompers possesses complex nature
IN thu, h. takes on two or more inclin.
ations. either II which render for him
q clear rnsd Tor his deductions.
II. arrives at his conclusions by de-.
ducing.h premise aud the Judgment II
accordingly hased "n It's result. u is
probably this talent Inherent IN him
that has endearcd him a. the thousands
CONTINUED on PAGE TwW
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
TEN ACRES BURN
IN CITY CAUSING
s2,000,000 LOSS
THE MARYLAND NATIONAL
GUARD UNIT CALLED TO
PROTECT PROPERTY
Ny Associated Press

ny Associated Press
'OMOkE rlTY. Md. April IL
With ten acres In the heart of this
burned over. causing property
fnnage Of over 5000 00O Governor
l,lichie tonight ordered "a company of
49," first regiment Maryland National
Grnrd. nj Sniisi'uy. 10 proceed her.
NJ once TO protect property which es
,apcd the flames.
Tonight N" town ls IN darkness
Wires are down. The heart ~ the bust.
ness section II in ruins. Both banks
have been destroyed aud. In addition 60
business structures fifty homes fell
prev to the flames. Communication
with the outside world has been 81.
mhllshed by tapping wires on the out.
rkirts.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
taIls Nannes Chief.

" NN8nTIhIffI TTfNN
WICHITA FALLS Texas. April IL
J. ". Mccormick. state ranger who has
hccn ON duiy Ia and aruund Wichita
Falls fa the Ias, three years. was to-
night elected chief of Police by the
Wichita Falls city commission.
NJ Cormick was former hall play.
-. bcing catcher with thu ~ Louis
Cardinals hack In 1918.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
rwe pis u issdlsaa.
ny AssorlAsla ffsss

iNnJANArui.Is. April j,.-Two per-
,ons are dead several laufcd and thou.
sans's - .ieiiaIs worth q ,prupsssy
'amagtd as a fc-ui, 9r the heavy wind
aud -fain storms ~hssh struck Indism
TO-DAY. it'.srs werr blown down. trses
'prco.ei. rraln detaIied. and several
sranches Of the road wse fowsd %
A.nsDena cprmsions hscause Of weak.
ned coad.tlons OF tracks. washopss
md hrhiEes heing ~ashe'i away.
James tiasty. aged ~. a faruier near
Siliiapsrrt was killed when ths
soure " which he was sleeping col.
sps- -. and rh,il,p M~rhan, six years
Id Mas drowned when the ro~l'cat In
With he was rlilng capslzed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
LESS THAN 2 HOURS
FROM STILL 10 JAIL


WASHINGTON. April i5.--whst
was rvgaried hy officials as the
worlds r~cori for time for moon.
shiners beiwren the ftill and the
jali-two and halt hcurs--wss ~.
ported today 20 prohibition head
quarters saturday at 330 y. m.
offcisls said Charles u Carrick was
arrested near caritol Heights. MarH
land $50 gallons of mash and two
stills seized I,y . o'clock u wss
said. he WIS on his wav to jessup's
Cut jall having he-n sentenced 20
six months ny judr. Moffatt at
Hyattsville.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
CAREY OPPOSES LEASE
OF WYOMING ull LAND
%, Associated Pr.~s

CHEYENNE. wyo.. Aprn i7.--Gov,
i'n'"rt ~ carey todav entered Wig.
crou- protest AGAINST the proposal 10
'ctsc naval rcscre No. 3 known a. the
Teapot dome. t. the Sinclair interests
and allow The reservoir to pipe out cf
Wyoming ln telegram to Secretary
Fall the governor said the plan would
rau- over production Of oil from this
Territory. thereby affecting seriously
The oil industry
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
DEPARTMENTS OF STATE
AND JUSTICE GET FUNDS

WASHINGTON. April i7-RrQucs,s
81 S,-rviar, Huehc- and Ait@nev Gen.
c,d DaughcrtN for more funds for cx-
penses next var ~ m. tate and JUS
nc. departments respectively we're
rfartc,i 20 = considerable cx,en, hy the
senate Appropriations committee TO.
da, in reporting the annual supply hil
Tor these departments. " carricd So
see.eco nr"re than the sss.soo eee pro-
,i,lcd hy the House,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
Rirs Bl.wn Down.


ELDoRADO. Ark. April is.-t:xten.
slve damage IN the Butler County oil
fields resulted from high winds last
night. Two rigs were blown down and
heavy loss sustained by the community
companies. many wires beink donwn
The wind was accompanied BY hail and
rain.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18

MENiA. Texas. April is- Eugene
Ayogk. g years old farmer WAS shot
- death on his farm seven miles north
west q here bate todaS His brother IN
law, wyatt Cuvdeh surrendered % ofii.
GERS here tonight and was released un.
der 81. .ooo bond after waving examining
trial On q charge ~ murder
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
ALLIES Are
ANCERED BY
RED.CERMAN
PEACE PACT
~ Associated Press

w Assnctattd Press
GENOA. ApTil 1.-THE signing ~ a
ii0'iv between Germany and Russia.
which nulliii's the BroSt l.it"visk treaty
and r-tstrhlishos full diplomatic rcla'
lions between these two countries on a
basis ~ equality has caused profound
nSi"nishmcnt and resentment among
The allied del"ra tions. The ministers of
fhc pnwrrs which convened the confer
'nce decided ~ q meeting held tonight
to have a committee ~ experts examine
this treaty tomorrow tn determine
whether u conflicts with the Cannes
fe-"lutlnns or the treaty of Versailles.
Subsequently the convcning powers
VIII met with Poland. rzcchu-SloVakia
I.oumnnin and JugaSlovia Ia ascertain
the Views q ihH lesser powers and deal
with the rcpori nf the experts.
The British and French delegates de.
cEtreI tonight they considered the sig
,,.,on,,, 4, ,,,,. n,n.,,I an. ,..nS,.r.ncs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
Three FIREMEN
ARE KILLED IN
TRIPLE SMASHUP
TRUCK HITS AN AUTO AND
SWEEPS IT INTO PATH OF
oNcoMING CAR
n, Associated Pr.

~. Lui'iS. Airl a. Thrcr fgvm~n
were tiiioi ard ~if~et az moiormsn
vss seriously iffui.d. Whii' ihreH a.
cururts q IN autonuhilc narruviv -
tuu'd death in q ttipl- smash ~ here
'uuieht when a nrc trnek. s;rv~i ar
erd the antnoi.iir crashed iagcthcr
Tie fire truck nit the automobile and
swept u into the path Of a street car.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
THIS CITY TO SEPARATE
THE SHEEP FROM GOATS
y, ,s.eeaied rrr-s

HNNNESNii.i.E. la Amu Il a
mcsns OF separating the sheep from the
Fa'~ IN ether ~urls diff.rentiaiing he
tween tho desirable and undesirable
men N" wofker and the loafrt IN
lIasnesN ille'- streets when n canes 60
enforcing IN. hNs was adopted at q
special mceting ~ the town councp
her, i,-iav
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
damage In .Asksa>ss.

PORT wci;Tii. April i'.-Accord-
ms to hels,cd messages reecivcd by The
Southwestern American here tonight.
tornado srisck several towns IN wea'
ern Arkansssat " O'Clock SATURDAY
rlrht. .ntalling propsrty damage esti'
mated at siec.ees 10 sise.eee. All wire
communications with points IN the
storm area ). severed and reports are
slow coming IN.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18

TERRt HAcTE. Ind. April i7.-1s-
roi,s frcm Nswton.- III. tsi1 of IT,
,e.ih cf one Iian apd serious Injury %
esvvai ?prscas. ma tornado veseh
'w-pt Northern jssisr county sariy 70
'ay. Loss 81 Livestock and property b
estimated rosshis Al SIS eco.
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SAM COMPERS'
CHARACTER IS
GIVEN ANALYSIS
HANDWRITING EXP ER T
GIVES VIEWS ON FAMOUS
LEADER OF LABOR

This n the first uf series uf ten
articles un character w handwrit.
ing BY ALERT I. smith. grspholog.
ist. Maple Court. Brooklyn. y. v.
Each dsv Smith win analyze the
handwriting ~ well-known man
~ woman Compare this handwrit'
ing specimen with yours and read
your own character.
l.y ALBERT J. SMITH.
4 proudent man endowed with intel
Icctual Iowers never will plunge into
controversies without considering the
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MEMPHIS. Ten. April u slough.
Ing IN the ievecs near Arkansaa City.
Ark. and several other POINTS which
was reported the day had been con.
troll.d. engineers said tonight. adding
that they anticipated no further tror-
tis al these places until there l. a
further rise in the river. A large force
OF ,onsiots was put to work on the en-.
lanknen,- near ArkanAas city and re
pairs wrre completed.
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FLOOD VICTIMS
CRIEvED FOR As
DEAD, STILL LIVE
.coNvICTs SET TO WORK ON
RIVER LEvEEs 70 HOLD
RAGING WATER


BEARDsTOwN April sif-alourn.
81 for hours as the first to lore their
lives In the flood which has held this
city IN its grin for two weeks. Grover
Dodds. 90 of Bcards,owa and }. l..
Lower. Jr.. a farmer. were rescued 10.
night from tree top In which they had
chung four hours after their boat cap.
sized. They we're nearN exhausted
from exposure
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