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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22
MORE Than 200
CLUB WOMEN At
OPENING SESSION
PLAINvIEw IS HOST TO SEW
ENTH DISTRICT Fedora.
TIoN OF CLUBS
spceiai,o Tho Nevs

rfieftal "a TIE NfNh
P1AlNVlEw, April 2i More than
two hundred Delegates and visitors we're
here yesterday and today to attend the
first ANIMAL convention uf the seventh
District Federation OF Wumens clubs
Wen known club women from Dallas
san Antonio. Fort worth. Houston. III
l'aso and other cities were among those
present
Tho first Methodist church was filled
tu oycrllowinr Thursday evening foi
th, blk feature of thc convention. Pres
idUnt's evening Mrs Mark Henry oi
Crowcll. delivered the first address. a
greeting The state president. Mrs H.,
JosrphH IT San Antonio. delivered aii
! inspiring address having fur hcr sub
icct power and responsibility ~ women
as citizens Mrs. Joseph stress 4 th'
point that women should use their vot
ms privilege as means al securing
better educational facilities Other
speakers during the evening were Mrs
y Graham. Mrs carr Goodman II Aber.
nnihy President of the Ssventh DIS
trict and Mrs. " y. Buchanan
\ reception was given tonight At the
home of Mrs. J. g Anderson for al
club women aud their husbands other
features Of the two DAYS program In
'ludcd several fine musical numbers by
local musicians
Mrs Phoebe * Warner. nuied pen
woman uf Claude. addressed the clui
women Thursday morning Mrs War
n,r also spoke M a joint noon lunch
con today ui 'hv ruiaIy aud lNiwanis
clubs at which time she urged tn
proper surt of men for tsachcfE fol
teachers for boys. Many Interesting ~
cial events were arranged Ter the visi
tors. an automobil, ride over tho aur
rounding country WIS enjoyed this Mt
crnoon by the visitors and numcrou
other informal entertainments were az
ranged fur them.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22
WOMAN KILLS HERSELF
DESPITE ALL WATCHING
q, Associated Press

NEW YORK Awl -f Bruohug
over the tat, of h,r suu facing .o
Years sentcnc, in sins Si1g Cor r1
p,-y. Mrs Hannah pnno,au oum.t
tti suicide today. after FRUSTRATING g.
ior,s Of her friends to prevent her iia
ug her life.
FuG they found Der with % iaznr
in her hand aiult tp ZOO hrr thrnt
Thcy tore the lad, fruu hrr uisu \
iew mnut,s later Ia Dlmhcd i1 the
r,of of the ii,estHfN trntmvHt huuse
in witch she lived r.I~,ns iu thr
street. saw her walls del,yrtrly to tho
lgc Don't th,v sh, liri hai sh,
lumpcd. aud was instantly Killed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22
PULLMAN P0RTERS TO
SING "hlGGER BLUES"

W Aaa't AAttN 80
CHICAGO April q --Georg-. the
rullnln porter. Who makes up the
berth. blacks thc SHOES carries the
laes. runs ,rands and Performs
l'ha r.rlDrs Co adl comfort 90 tho
naV,uve public IN the future will
n.lHa A.s popularity by being
o. io fowish music fnf special
..rf aui Trains when desired. ac-
rttdlus to aa announcement ~ the
Frimnn Company today
IN" cuwuny plans to organize
t- r're Thousand part.rs Into the
prllwan rorters' rhrris with or.
chrstra and hand alsiliaries, u was
1u lounr-d and has employed the
Instructors to train the portcrs with
"a view O. pres rsinE ani developing
the uesrO folk esues and ihr melo.
iics 90 distinctive ~ fhe negro
To- eoHHuf s1rutnced a chorus
Nln o. organ % .n each ~ is eight
zones. lHd onuc year a grand con'
rtrf hH- lr.r PLANNED.
ln thr faturr the fuilman Com
urr arrourctd. when si'ccial cars
or mains are orieIet the coinJ1sny
vii sisl D. ahie O. accommodate
requests fnr singing porters TO help
while away the tedious hours OF
travel
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22
FOUR LIABLE
TO DIE FROM
INJURIES IN
TRAIN CRASH
by Associated Press

ny Associated Press
HOUSTON. April si.--Eighi persons
weic injured. four seriously. and two
freight trains piled NJ like cord wool
g. a head.on collision three miles north
of Troup. this afternoon. Of the scri.
ously injured. sligh, hopes OF recovery
are held fer onc, with one other IN AN
extremely serious condition.
The crash occurrcn at an Isolated
sI"t on IA northern division uf the
I. 4 a.. y. Railroad and is said to
have resulted from confusion OF orders
The seriously injured are
Il. l.. Garner. conductor broken arm.
cuts and bruises. and spralned less.
W. l.. Key brakeman internal in.
,rrl,s. .aralylzed In the lower portion
OF his body. and is not expected to live.
\, u. Neal. fireman. bruises on head.
face and hoiy.
George Stewart. trainman: dislocatcd
shoulder ana bruises
The less seriously injured are:
l.. ". Frazier brakeman. bruises.
Charles Macdonald. engineer; slight
cats and bruises.
Ed O'Rricn. slightly hurt.
Griffith minor injuries.
\ miraculous escape WIS made by
Engineer o'Brien. who Jumped from
lie engine and huddled under a pile O;
crcss ties laying beside the track. Just
d time TO escape several cars which
I.lcd on the rel use. he made his way
cut ot the wrcckage by crawling
through an opening lcft hy the ties
and supporting the wrecked ears.
When the crash occurred the en-
r.nos reared up in the middle ~ the
track like raftcrs on u roof. The two
engines were Of the larger aud liri
ics. nn1 we're bought Just recently
ter this division.
Nn Investigation il Icing made by
l'ruhd officials.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22
PRESS Meeting
BREAKS RECORD
ON ATTENDANCE
EDITORS TREATED TO BAN
DUETS, MOVIE SHOWS
AND FLOWERS

The first days scfions OF the ~.
i,efiih annual convention of the Pan.
sandle Press Association yesterday
were the most largely attended IN the
history of The organization. The day
was crowded with events Tor the Pan.
handle editors and their wives
Al thr sessions we're held ~ the
AMARILLO Hotel Registration began
grlr with Mra j &. sebastian ln
change of the secroiaiys desk and
ehoitlv after 10 o'clo.k iho convention
was called 10 order hy prcadent seth
T.. iiulman. editor of tht Hereford
Emfd
Following the address ~ welcome
uri tho respope. tine meeting Was
.cln rnrd Until o'ol0ok. when u com.
plmcniary luncheon WAS given b, the
Beard 81 CiH Development The after.
roIr session vnS adjourned so that
the visitors could attend a., baseball
Famr hctvtvn Fuu Wu b and ANA
rllo high schools
Abod - p,r ns were guests oi
= g. The 0g-Hu urourr ur ui tht
lmrHlo tiui.l 100 ai 6ao
',luck 1auu- A. br,u ,D.nr 90 th,
rbins Agricultural Journal at i.ub
bur.. vls tl.tmster aui 1u extern
pomnelus proFum wee given 'Serr'
Co., tva of th- al,ruuuu rumh,rs that
WOW hnr1
Ms Guih,ir speaks
Hr B q Duthr.e soeicty editor
f .rr iirripl Brand said that th,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22
AMARILLO HIGH
GIRLSDEBATlNG
TEAM is WINNER
MANY PLAINS TOWNS ARE
REPRESENTED AMONG
WINNERS AT CANYON
Specialize The Nsvs

NI'NAANN to AAlt tfANa
CANYON Aprl 90 Tho Amarillo
Hish s,hol girls d-llmg tcsm won
over al Contestants today. cnttllng
ticm Go thc trIp to Ausln tn represent
fh Panhandle iu tfe finals The team
o.. composed of Mrs l.rln Wu.llin aud
N,ss Lu,.ll, A-iaou.
Clarendon aud Panhandle were d..
feltei This morning hv this team.
Nhi,h tooh the affirmative side in one
A. 'Ht and ihp negative side in the
fthrr. The question wts. 'l.c-oit cd.
fhui ull immigration iuiu the United
State. should He rnIiHu.i fn H I.
ud uf two YAr. T.u.lnI iu thv
auditorium J tH NnuH' before 90
acE,l crowd Miss Wulnin and Miss
N.fa .lr t1.rr the affirmative. DE-
'r1.ri thr rlwlo tr4u. ly aA three
.ft-
Wrrer- boo thc ,,h,r literary events
o. Hr to.luNf
EIal Iuu.m Cire pehmation
OIL. Nafnry uHt = .ruu, ol Hausiord
rrrit fIsi Udra GalIr C.e. school
H castro D,mN a.mi ard Gather
.ne Nttah,, iIaItt +H.I . 'l.r,n
aHr lhHd
gral Iruiof Vo,. pr iJmauau -
N.E ANbrl iHtrft IS Holl rlrsuf
ut,. tr.t niI I... t.,s irrr,tt
i..r" eel, S.heH Ausf."H, Cumts
e,oaa .nd g.HU rfuI llua
s.iol. ulnH.nl ,H.uf. fh'ri
5uror D.i-. THaH s.HI n..i uil
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22
TRAIL or BLOOD
CAUSES FINDING
ALLEGED slayer
SAYS HE AND ANOTHER MAN
ASSAULTED WOMAN AND
BEAT HER UP

CHICAGO. Apru .l--A Trail of blood
stains lcadiug from nn empty wagon,
where the hody ~ an unidentified un
clothed woman wns found On 70 wagon
To- the porch ~ nn apartment to-day led
Ia tn arrest of two men, onc n WHOM
is sid to have confessed to the police
that h. kiiird the woman
The men under arrest are Russo.
Moshy. Negro. and Thomas Roach. o.
former s"ldi,r.
Reach. In his confession Go the uol.cc.
de, nr~i be- had uu motive iur the kil.
ing IT, said be- had met th, woman late
last night, taek her ip biz flat. ana
struck h,r with the hutt uf a revolver.
Later he dragged her tu che empty
wagon.
Roach later made a written comics
sion, according to tbc polioc that hc
aud Mosby had assaulted the Woman
ana that Mosby had beaten her.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22
REDS AGREE TO PAY DEBTS
FOURTH SET OF TWINS
BORN TO MRS. G0LDA
W Associated Pnaa

w Associated istss
OMAHA Neh. Apul ai Mrs
Frank Golla. %, ui near iaplauc.
Nch.. is thU mother or tr.plets and
four IairF uf tHiur. nr born s.uor
1909. Tho --latest odt! ion tp her
family cam, this morning with the
nuhul ~ twin g.ds. bonn nt the
home ~ friend 900 omaha. Thor
coming increased the number uf
children 90 'iptUu. us Mis- Goldn
has aiso had one single child. but
one 81 the triplels has died.
The father Jb. ht work hero tenn
porarily. said ho lived an u fnm
hccIusr it WAS 1a.,r to rear p
family in tho country.
Up in tho city" b. said people
qunrrcl aud frht and rct divorces.
Then what happens o. the chill.
drcng'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22
PACT Made
BY germany
and RUSS IS
ELIMINATED
~ As.oria,si I'r,s.

~ Associated Press
GENOA. April 2l-The economic
conference TODAY made great stride
forward The elimination ~ the Rus.
soGcrmnn treaty from the controversy
and Soviet Russin provisional accept.
anc" 81 the allied conditions concerning
foreign debts and vonfiscated property
OF foreigners produced very definita
hope that the greatest congress Eu.
ropean siatesmen ever held will accom-.
iilish something real and tangible for
The reconstruction of Europr. ncludo
Russia.
The demands Of the powers which
have been accepted includo the walv-
ing by Russia of her count reclaim.
lascd on military intervention: recog.
milton ~ war debts to the government
with the understanding that they will
h. considerably scaled down: recorni.
ton OF debts and financial obligations
due 10 foreign nationals and the right
Of Foreigners io have confiacated prop
erty returned to them or 10 be given
proper compensation FOR Il.
The conclliatory nature of the en-.
swcr of the Soviet government con.
iributed 10 The optimism that tho Boil
rh',ik earnestly seek an arrangement
with the powers by which Soviet Rus
STA VIII be permitted 10 enter into tho
comfy OF nations. The clear and brief
demands of the allies which afford a
concrete bases Tor restitution, are com.
iared here l,y the observers 10 tho con.
crete American proposals for naval
limitation which was indicated at tho
outset of tho Washington conference
and which gave the delegates 10 the
Washington gathering an opportunity
10 concentrate disrission of something
tangible and constructive.
America Wants Action.
The insis,cnce OF The Soviet or for
"irn financial aid as q necessary con1l.
ilon To i,ussia's salrafien serves 10 turn
all eyes toward the rnited states, for
u seems to bc recognized thnt effective
sucoor fof i,ussia " Impossible without
the participation 81 American capital.
This conviction u 40 profound that the
allied representatives, are limiting that
They VIII b. likely 10 see Richard Wash.
burn Child. the American ambassador
9" Italy. attend the discussions on Rus.
sian affairs. The sentiment regarding
American financial support was sum-
med up i0iny by former president
Mctu Of Switzerland. who said that
without assistance from the United
states Il would be- very difficult for
Europe o. win out.
We do not believe that Amerlca WIN
fcrget the ties binding her 10 Europe"
he declared.
simultaneously with today's dcvel.
opincni. here prominence was given
pres dispatches from the United States
asserting thsi public opinion there did
not expect any assistance would b. gv-
en- Europe until Europe put her house
IN order and really got to work. settled
The problem of German rrparatiorn and
~, turrd her armies.
Slgnor facia. chairman of the confcr.
encc. tonight officially voiced hope for
ne suecfH- Zoe tfc conference which
thu Soviet rcply ~ today is considered
10 justify y committee ot seven en-.
r'ris VIII meet thu Soviet experts to.
morrow 10 innuguWte practical dis.
cunsion of she cntir. situation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22

Nuur Nffi 20 iNfiug 100 m thf
r.Nlr . iI.r- Iu fh. world vHr 1s 1s.
certain fnHr rftsent con nfi.n vl
I uH. Oft ls uars- ds-ursi it tHe
HI uru'i rtfins f ihr state eve,
.fr. ..uH 'a tf thr American ie.
f u I".r Tomorrow losf ,nmmIn 'srs
HrI HHIHftrt. ana fhr oln,rrs ~ the
tlr...s Non.en'. nuNI'ariaH vlu ttonI
.lr m,,'tug af o.. Invitation ol th. cV.
r.uf,t committee o. Uli Asi iao lays
Numlrt ~ questions poriaius % thc le-
81. VIII br discusso,ii.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22

tHU Iadfft- Hf uc.rHfur aud expressed
Ir, .Hares .i tiIe editor, tp, 90. courtc.
t, thaf aI ha.ng rNferded iu the city.
HHHn 'uUrht td thr editors IN sing
.r. ANIL sans ruIu.r of special songs
Th. salesman f,f -retn .ncrfns saug
lI. .H.IIs o. unv sHrg
Nhright SIsaks.
I.t-.d.Hl Holman ie, Id,d tu su into
foft f th. aIDunns prOgtam on ac.
count 0f thr iatHurss of thr lur, heun
hu. lhug Ahrrht Western Nowr
Iarr yu.pu Wichia ktns .1,ok, on
NasH dechfng h1f :. beloved
There would D. hluaiatun nf wages
during i'e2 lie declared nat The Sob
printers strike last year was a isilure
CONTINUED on PAGE TWO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22
,oe Educator, Meet.


AUSTIN Aprl 81 The nrsi day ct
thp educational ,,rf rrnoe ut th' TINT
t-t-ut u Ta,ls Nas devoted o. ad
irvs-,~ aud -ifU hes summing up tha
cordti,n 90 90, Texas schoo systcn.
Approximately .o0 rlu,atm g Texas
ROO attending tbe 'onfcrc1cg which will
r.rliuGr i,murUW night
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22

headed hv pr, rcr wand Darlington, re-
search officer and secretary of the in
stitute who arranged the seancc for 81
Arthur
Twelve. .pcrsons. Including the hos
mrdium, sai around the tshlr In ihs
rhostly rapw u u single dim rcd hEht
~ four candlcpoWer. t. wuo the spirit
uf the famous dead medium the same
cnNrlNuEp on rAGE Twm
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22
Sp.RITuhLlSM,
BOOZE, BONUS
HIT BY AST0R
SsTs WOMAN SHOULD PUT
HOME FIRST AND THEN
ENTER POLITICS

KEW YORK. April ?i.-l.ord and
adv Astnr went To the theatre tonight
fur their first nuius"m,nt since thrif
arrival from England "Wednesday. To-
morrow they depart for baltimore
vhcr, Lady Asior. first woman member
of Iurlancnt II tn address IN" Ian'
American conference ~ women.
In an interview 'ady Astur made
cl'ar her opinion that homc should
sun. first with woman and then pui'-
ties which she believed all of her sex
should enter. nj least t. the oNtcn, os
voting in,clligcnily. She Siid she c"n
sdci,sl tca,hing children the most inn
poriant thing In the world.
Defending pruh!bl,ion, Lady Astor
said:
let the rich drink II they want tu. u
would hurt No one hut themselves. She
thought liquor dullci the brain, and for
that England was fair toward America,
while many In this country attacked
Britain bitterly ana unfairly.
Hits Hearst.
Every time see Hearst Iapcr
find dig az England. she sald
Lady Astur laughed when asked u u
were true that Spiritualism WIS sweep
Ing England AZ Sit Arthur Conan Doyit
has said.
II don't think spiri,ualism has eo'
anything 10 do with religion. she said
Lady Astor expressed opposition :,
the bonus. hut favored all pussihle aid
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22
LATEST TEXAS
news STORIES
IN BRIEF FORM

~ ASSES fiAttd ftah
DALLAS. Aprll ei-Au indictment
was returned against - T. Sadtrman
D, The Dallas county grand jury this
..au.ug chtrging him with ihe kiiling
rf JAW ClhN pnWrfs retired mliur In
the United states nruy q Broidway
si1se aVorite. playwright aud hotel
manager at local hotel Tuesd.y after.
mo- n
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22
SENATE REPUBLICANS
TO CONFER ON BONUS


WASHINGTON Apu 20 -Eslblt
cans ~ the S.unic finance committee
w.'l hoid their nrst conf,roncr iumur-
rDv On The soili,r ionu- tl. ias~Hi
h.si month ~ the iiouse Ci'lrnan
NoCamh, said t,.iiv ih.r would ic a
general discussion of tho whole sub
i.,t. adiiug u was to- rlflv 'o uudr
take Co. say what form ih. hl finally
would take.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22

~ Assnria iaiUf Tres
AUSTIN Ainl 90 Mrs William
eIrmues Buan arrived in Austin Fu
dlt eS,uinr CO. ve, end yisn wita
Mis Nh.rt sidney rrflesnp wife d
tl. fum'r IHsima general
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22

Nugu' Brrn,ano ibies.
hy Associated Press

EVANSVILLE. Ind. April q Agg
ust Brcniann. retired stove manufac'
iurcr died day after an iillcss u
thrc months
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22
MASKED BANDITS GET
$4,000 WORTH OPIUM
ny Associated Press

w Afsnetatsd ifeas
NEN YORK, Aurll all MASKED men
late toi1y h'ii va ssholc-ale drug.
rIsts uuc, and to,'k from v an opium
shipment valued az $50 U0o. laced the
truck driver In taxicah, curried Nm
to long island Ciiy and threw him into
Pc street
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-17
HOUSE MEMBERS
PLANNING RUSH
Of LEGISLATION
Leaders Calling Lawmakers
Back to Capital by kilograms,
Anti-Lynch Bill Up.
BY International News Service.


House members who have been
away from Washington were recalled
today by kilograms sent out by the
Rouse leaders. No specific legisla-
tton OF great importance il coming
70 q vote during the next day or two
Dut the leaders want full attend
ance to insure the dispatch Of bust.
ness. +
The Dyer anti-iynching bill was UNI
der general discussion today but the
vote on passage of this measure Is
some time in the future. The bill will
be fought vigorously by the Southern
democrats and some Northern and
western Republicans, and de-
termined effort is to be made to load
II down with amendments SO that 1t
will be made innocuous and certain of
defeat in the Senate.
The chairmen OF the House commit
tees have been requested by Repub-
fcan Leader Mondell to get out their
Legislation at the earliest. practical
moment. This will furnish grist fort
The House and hold IL in uninter.
rupted session until all the necessary
legislation scheduled has been passed
working In this manner members wh6
nave early primary campaigns fol,
denomination to Congress may be abik
to get back to their districts to con;
duct their fights while the Senate ~
going over the work of the House,
House leaders say that the Senatp
has promised speedy action on all
legislative matters sent it during the
present session by the House. BY
working in harmony and wasting nd
time 1t Is the belief of Congressional
leaders that the agreement with Presi-
cent Harding to wind up all business
and adjourn by July Is possible. D,
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YOUNG men and boys, between the
age Of ID and 35. with bicycles. as
message carriers; those attending
school may also apply for part-time
work. Apply Mr.. GERHOLD, 1407
G st. N. w.
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HOUSES FOR SALE
F.M. JOHNSON REALTY COMPANY,

F. M. JOHNSON R
lilo Conn. Ave. N. W.
IRVING ST. Mr.. 14th N. w.
Price, $14, 10000.
This attractive house has been converted
into three apartments, renting for $7b. $50
and $50, respectively. The present owner
is leaving the city and must dispose OF
the property at once, SO 10 including the
furniture In the sale price OF the house.
The place has recently been redecorated
throughout and the furniture II prsc-
ticaily new. We consider this a good buy.
NORTHEAST--C Street.
Price, 100000.
This attractive buy In brick and contains
six rooms and bath, has furnace heat, gas
light and q yard sufficiently large to build
a garage; possessionS can be had with de-
posit.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
Kenyon st. Price. $7.S50.C0.
This pretty little home in Park View
has six rooms. tiled bath, furnace heat.
gas light and large porches; also room
for q garage; immediate possession.
F. M. JOHNSON R
Ittn Coo,, Ava NJ w
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LOST AND FOUND.


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bodied very short. Answers to name Pete. "
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Hotel and Shubert-GarrickT heater, even
ing of Jan. 10, a platinum neck chain Sc;
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