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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-08
WITNESS ASSERTS GILBERTS
DYING Wife SAYS SHE TOLD
lie TO Save HIM IN texas

sam 4. giiberi. who wus acquitted In
district court here On charge Of Nil.
ing g Kent at the City Drug store.
D. being tried this we-s IN Denver on
q charge of murd.r ~ his wife last fall
Giiisft is alleging that Mrs Gilbert
committed suicide:
4 story frwm a Denver Paper oi
Thursday says.
u lied fur san onrc when h. shot
man in T'Sas sWoro to improper rc
iailuns with the man he Killed. hut u
wasn't true will no, b. this timc'''
Ms D. Dlllard 81 1899 i.lneoin street
t0id a west side court jury "Wednesday
these were amuug ths last words sp1k.
cn by Mrs Ilnnie Gilbert for whose
alleged murder Samuel l.. Gilbert. her
husband l. n1w on trial
The testimony broke a. i.asnashcll
IN the camp ~ tho dsfenss whioh had
previously insisted that the witness
gl,c the rist of conversation she had
with Mr. Gilbert as the latter hy hoS
ciing between life and death on co,
fi N. ruanty hospital D,aih came the
next day.
"shr aii sam sho' heg e. make way
fHf another tousH. AMI that she
rouidut io NOV. that IN, vss about
o. Ca, hg Makes. thc witness went
un.
she prayed thlt d. mirhi D. f"r'
given. bui that ihr three children. rsng
ing frum ia q wears ~ axe. should
20 o. her SISTER She said she couldn
hear TO let SANS people have them. "
A.. Il.IlI.r.l a..s.lar..d tho avine
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-08
BANANA Peel IS
SLICK AS SOAP
BUT--READ THIS
COOK BRINGS SUIT WHEN
SHE BREAK LEG BY SLIP
PING ON SOAP

by Aeeoctated frcss
NEW YORK. April "A banana
skin left an the sidewalk by tenant
csnno, he charged To the owners n the
passcrby slips on II and falls But II
is quite "A different matter when a
discharged cook slips on a picco Of soap
carclcssly left on the steps IN her for.
mer employers house and breaks a
leg.
These doctrines we're set forth by the
appellate division OF the supreme Court
to-day In appeals from the lower court.
hich had guessed wrong In both cases.
\ verdict for $4,000 was won by
f'rlcda Frank from Victor Muller on
The ground that Muller's tenants had
tossed 10 the street n banana peel on
which she slipped and was upset.
Then the court reversed a decision
which threw out of court a suit brought
by Sarah Morrison against the Rut.
lcgc Hotel Company tor injuries suf'
fcrcd by slipping on pie''c of snap.
The defense. as pointed Gu, by the
court. was that the soap WIS left by
scrub woman. agent 81 the hotel
IN property controlled by the hotel,
while IN. banana skin was thrown hy
person over whom the landlord had
no control.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-08
STORM SIGNALS
SENT OUT over
AREA near GULF
NEW DISTURBANCE SWEEPS
N0RTHEAsTwARD FROM
INTERIOR SECTION

w NsNrftaaa tftNa
Hotf sTON. April storm warnings
we're hoistcd sioug the Tcxas coast
from Port Arthur 10 Corpus Christi
t"day. a. new disturbance swept
northcastward over the state from the
Interior.
tn. wind shortly after noon today
ad tanned q Velocity of q miles an
tour. and winds OF y to 20 miles an
i1ur were forecast BY the United States
Neather Bureau.
Meanwhile. the stare az the floods
bottom lands ~ East Texas rivers
trpurir,l hrrc 10 be about that Of
1913. The crest ~ all floods has moved
nearer the Gulf. With the cessation "
rains "a, the hcadwators.
On The Rrazus the crest was hctween
valley Junction and Washington to-
Gay.
ON the Trinity. the crest IL well be-
low Dailas, and greatest AREA of flood.
III land Is around Liberty. Tn. mid.
de putinn reports slight fall.
The Nechcz " still out of It's banks
= Ro,kant hut falling slowly. The
Sabine Il rising near Orange. The crest
~ expected there by noorf tomorrow.
- the upper portion the river is fall.
Ing.
iso,h the Caudslupe and S,n Marcos
are reported s;ill on, q hanks around
Gonzales
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-08
NORMAL SENIOR
IS NAMED HEAD
CANYON SCHOOL
A. D. PAYNE HAS MADE Tx.
TRA0RDINARY RECORD
IN TEACHING

CANYON. April IA. u. Payne. se.
Nor In West Texas State Normal Col.
legc. was elected head of the public
schools ~ Canyon city at a meeting
OF the school board Friday night. lie
viii take up his new position next Sep
tcmber to fill the place of &. l.. Sone.
Who handed In his resignation several
weeks ago. 10 take effect at the close
~ this school term.
Mr.. Payn. viii receive his A. n. de.
Rrcc at the close of the summer ses.
sion. He In very popular among the
student body. and In making n grca:
rorord In his school work. Last quar-
ter he carried six subjects and made
five AS" and one "B." in addition
10 icaching one Latin subject and rep
rosenting the Normal In the debate,
this year.
Mr.. Payne In 40 years old. and !,
considered one Of the best teacher,
for his age In the state of Texas. lie
has had nine years experience in th,
teaching profession. and has made q
good success IN every school he has
..ecn connected with.
A. ID. Payne was born In Williamson
county. Texas. In is2 He IN the son
~ Phillip Payne. farmer. of thht coun-
~. lie spent his early life on a farm
end attended a country school durina
his spare time.
The parents moved 10 callihan coun
~ when he was still young boy. Il
was there where he started his teaching
profession. He taught two years In q
school where conditions were very bad
when he entered. but changed undei
lis supervision. and at the end o.
he two years he was offered a much
larger salary. lie has taught nun
her ~ schools In Cailihan, Howard
Hal, and King counties.
In al and 1919 Mr.. Payne ATTENDED
Simmons College. He entered wcs
Texas State Normal College In 1919. and
received n diploma from the ins,itu
Ion In 1915. II was here where hs
met Miss ESa johnson. "a student u
he Normal. They were married IN 1915
Then Mr Payne started In the teach
.ng profession and pursued this line al
work until 1921. when he entered wes
,'cxas State Normal College. Hc attend
I'd summer schools ana taught durinl
he remainder of the year because h.
vas never satisfied with the education
" had and was determined 20 g
l iigher
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-08
Dance is Greater
Sex Exciter Than
Drug. Says Doctor
ny Associated Pres,

ny Associated Press
SPOKANE. Wash. April 5.-"Jazz'
Music. scanty dress. suggestive dancing
and other foiblcs u the fiappcr and hei
masculine counter part formed the sub
iect Of discussion among educators II
the Pacific Northwest In a,tendlnc,
here to-day az the annual convention of
the international and Empire Teachers
Association.
Speakers were unanimous In con
demning them as the causes for many
NJ the evils which they ssid existed to.
day among the younger generation.
There II no drug In existence that
furnishes the sex stimulus that dancing
does" Dr. e. T.. Cary. former state sup
crintcnd.nt of Public Instruction al
Wisconsin. told the teachers. 'Th,
dress 81 the girls II greatly conductive
TO this. many of them having practical
~ nothing on but their gowns. shoes
and stockings"
"F'appcrs." Dry Cary defined n,
girls uf the wealthy class who wer,
idle. who dress In extremes. smoke Gig
arettcs. who are out all night and VII,
sleep all day.
but the girls are really not 10 b,
criticized" he declared. Their indiscre
lions are mainly the result Il condI
tions and they have too little willpow
81 10 overcome them"
Mary Mckee. instructor In physica
.,lucation In Washington State College.
added a denunciation % modern dane
ing.
"Th. iazz a. danced by many pes
sns. including young and old II lowe
10 the psychological limit She declares
an many eases IL leads o. wors'
things" Modern dances sh, d fined "A
'ihc maximum ~ motion IN the mini
mum ~ space"
Restraints of Jazz orchestrus and pro
moters was urged by Miss Mckee.
Were Beethoven alive be- would thanh
heaven for his dccsasc. she declared.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-08
GULF GOES INTO
SHALE STRATUM
FOLLOWING Lime
TEST ON CUTTINGS SHOWS
HIGH PERCENTAGE OF
OIL, Is REPORT

Passing through the hard limo rock
encountered Thursday In Gulf No. l.
the drilling was In what appeared To BE-
n brown shalc Friday depth Of thirty
is-ct lelng made The chioroform test
applied o. cuttings which were blown
from the well. showed n high percent
age II oil
II IN interesting 90 note that Humble
So l struck n new flow of y 500. 900
fcst ~ gus. which WIS drowned out
with water. ~ that drilling may he
resumed
Charles q. Fcriig. of Colorado
Springs. went over the field Friday.
and u Il in,lmatci that together with
Governor Shoup and other associates.
h. may enter this field soon. II VIII
bc RECALLED that Mr.. Fcriie who by the
way. has been In this field tSfore. Is
interested In the McNia field.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-08
Orders Received.

ny Assoctnbd frtss
ALBUQUERQUE ~ ~. April -
:, he headquarters troops of the Nation
nj Guard here has received orders Ia
proceed to Gallup tonight on n special
uain. The order follows request Of
sheriff Roberts of Mckinley county for
government troopc to be sent there "a
take charge of the coal strike situa
ton.
.nc first disturbance In the Gallup
dUil fields occurred at McntmOre TO
day. according "a reports reaching here,
when a crowd of men and women bonn
,arard mine workers with stones as
hey left the mine. No one was injured.
according 20 the report.
Headquarters troop. New Mexico Ma
tional Guard. commanded by Capt.
Desmond J, FARRELL left here tonigiss
an special train for Gallup. where.
fccmding to the sheriff OF Mckinley
county. some disorders have occurred
growing odt of the miners strike. The
troops should reach there early Satur'
dav
Troop ID of Santa Fc. commanded by
Capt. y. l.. Stafford. entralncd tonight
Ter Gallup. and will reach there early
Sunday forenoon. Two companies OF
engineers locaied at Las Cruces have
been ordered moblizcd. but viii not
.. ordered to Gallup unless their pres
cncc ss4,-se In deemed necessary by
Adjt lien. n. H. Brown. after he per
socially Investigates the situation ON his
arrival. he stated tonight. iIc accom-
A.. iuu the Albgquerque troop 10 Gal
luI.
''r~ii"i law has been proclaimed by
Governor Mcchcm according TO adviccs
.-t-. - mere t..i.g.li from santa be.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-08

wansn'= greatest regret seemed 90 he
that her husband had never sent her q
message of love ~ word ~ cunsola
tion. hut had left hcr to die. suffering
and alone
Dr h. billiard. husband ~ the wit.
ness and owner of the home In the rear
of 1900 Lincoln street. whore the Gil
bcrts lived. testified the woman came
pounding On his DOR In the early morn.
ing Of Nov. l. calling for help.
Il threw oTen tho door. 70 find her
IN nightgown. mess of blood from
head 10 foot. Dr Dilliard dcciarcd
Her husband was standing behind
gfasplng her arms.
oh. b. shot me- lie shot me- Help
g., Help me the woman was crying.
the dostor said.
why. woman. you know you shot
yourself came from thu husband. ar
cordlng 10 the witness
'No. Sam. you shot me. and YOU
know n uniy too well" was the ans
WEI. Dr billiard declared
THE defense h expected ~ plead sui
/ eide since Gilbert. from the first. hai
mainiincd that his wife shot herself
The state viii attempt 90 discoun;cn
anoe any such theory. with the ic-tl
monv ~ experts. Dr. 4. l.. Bennett
cFiminnlogisi. and G. NJ McCutcheon
hampton revolver shot
+ Physicians testified that pncumonia
brought On by Infections from tn
wound. caused Mrs Gilherts death
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-08
52S BANKS FAIL
DURING 1921,BUT
1853 Open AGAIN
SOUTH LEADS IN FAILURES
AND NORTH STATES HAVE
BEST RECORD

Nv Associated Press
WASHINGTON. ApriI 7--During the
rflendar year 1921 n total ~ s2s state
md privat" hanks In the country were
e'ssed. according 20 n statement issued
toby b, Comptroller ~ the Currency
crlssinger summarizing bank failures
for fhc year. However. he addcd. l6l
~ these hanks were able to reopen or
othcrwis" hquidaic their liabilities.
tn, ~ hilitics of The other ass hanks.
hc ienort,i. Aggregated approximately
500 100000 making the aversge per
hank about s2ea.o01.
Tho southern geographical division,
Mr. Cris-ingcr declared. was the most
sri"usly affected IN respect 10 'he mum.
her of hank failures and the volume II
liabilities. there being 1871 failures with
liabilities totalling ,27,ooO.oo0 Ia that
section.
Failures In the western states he con
tlnued. numbered iss and the liabilities
exceeded sls.oOo.0oo IN the middle
states the number uf failures was sixty
, and the reported liabilities Ss,s2S.ooo
=. lures o. the number of 50 win IN
biliiics exceeding sl3 500. .ooo occurred ir
the Pacific states.
There were only five failures In tn
| U'ONTINI'ED ON PAGE TWm
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-08
LATEST TEXAS
NEWS STORIES
IN BRIEF FORM
special 20 The News

special 10 The News
DALLAS. Texas. April THE exec
utivc committee of the Dallas County
Citizens League. formed to combat the
activities of the ku klux klan In Dat
las county. conferred today. NJ. W.
Crane at the conclusion 81 the meet
ing. declared the organization would he
dissolved az suggested by the Mayor
In a statement urging disarmament of
both the khan and antiklan organiza'
tions. when assurance had been given
that the ku klux klnn In Dallas Coun'
ty has ceased 10 exist.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-08
JONES ACT SECTION IS
ADVOCATED gY BOARD

WASHINGTON. April THE most
economical way to build up an Amer.
lean merchant marine would be to put
INTO effect section "a of the Jones Act.
which provides preferential tariff du.
ties to insure goods impaired IN Amer.
lcsn bottoms Chairman Iasiker NJ the
shipping Board declared today nj the
joint congressional hearing on the ad
miniriration ship subsidy bill.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-08

ny Associated Press
WASHINGTON. April THE bill IN
provide over u sccro marc az federal
Judges advocated ms measure 10 re-
lleve congestion In the federal district
courts and n political patronage pork
barrel" WIS passed late today by the
Senate and sent 10 conference with the
House.
Twcnty.thrcc more federal district
Judges distributed Throughout tho coun-
try and one more judge for the fourth
as against 22 dlstrict judges under tho
original hill passed by the House last
December The Northern Texas and
Eastern oklahoma districts each would
yet nm additional Judge
The Senate vote Of final passage was
~ 10 n. with PARTY lines broken. Eight
Democrats. Senators Ashurst. Arizona:
FLETCHER. floridn: Hitchcock Nebraska:
Myers. Montana: pomerene. Ohio:
Trnmmell. Florida: Walsh. Maszachu-
a.tts. and Walsh. Montana. voted with
&c Republicans for the hill.
The opposition included eight Rcpub-
iicans and thirteen Democrats. the Re
publicans bcins Senators Borah. Idaho:
capper. Kansas; France. Maryiand:
Ladd. North Dakota: LaFoiiette. Wis
consin: McNary, Oregon: Norris. Me-
braska and Townsend. MichiRnn. Tho
democratic opponents were SDnators
Iiroussard. Louisiana; Caraway. Ar
kansns: Dial. South Carolina: Harris.
Gcorgia: Harrison. Mississippi: Ken.
drick. Wyoming: Klnr. Utah; ovcrman.
North Carolina: Sheppard. Texas:
Shields Tcnncsscc: Stanley. kentucky:
Underwood. Alanma. ana williams.
Mississippi.
"rorh Dsrrei" AlIeged.
The pork iarrei' and log rollIng''
charges made opcniy on the floor by
democratic opponents II the bIIl and
denied by It's supporters were followed
by some open maneuvers ard kaleido-
scopic vote changing during the doxen
roll calls on amendments today. Ths
biii finally contained provisions for
four moro district judges than recon-
mendcd by the Senate judiciary Com
mlttec. These included one each for
New Jersey. New Mexico the Western
Missouri district and the Southern Flor.
lido district.
The hill provides for an annual fall
conference of senior circuit judges at
Washington. with the chief Justice and
attorney of tho United States 10 mako
a comprehensive survey OF judicial
business of the country and make
bench assignments. I provides also for
assignment by the chief Justice Of
judges 20 districts where there In con.
gesiion or where the public interest In
general require such assignment.
In adding four judges 20 the bills
total. the Senate voted down numerous
amendment for other Judges and 10 70.
ducc the number authorized.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-08
BILL CREATING "a MORE j. s. JUDGES PASSED
RAILWAYS
ARE LIABLE FOR
CATTLE INJURIES
SUPREME COURT HOLDS
ROADS MUST ASSUME
SHIPPING LIABILITY
By Associated Press

By Associated Press
AUSTIN. April "A railroad com.
iany IN Texas IN liable for injury 30
cattle In transi, over liz road. regard
less " the condition In which the cat
tie are sh!ppcd. the Supreme Court
has held. IN approving AN opinion by
Judge John y. Gallagher of the Com
mission of Appeals. The cattle must bc
.n good physical condition nj the time
Of the loading. however. Rough han
ding ~ wrecks. or poor handling Of
the cattle by the road makes II liable
to their owner. II was held.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-08
kian j. li.l,rd.

wtcHIrAF FALLS. Tex. April -
Judge I'D Napier IL the seventy eighth
district court late today ordered Dr
Wallace Martin of Burkburnctt. n. D
Miller of Electra ard J. G. Jennings oi
this city placed In the custody OF offi
GERS for appearing tomorrow morni"G
on their refusal to testify before tn.
grand jury as to their connection win
the ku klux kian.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-08
To Open Four Camps.


sAN ANTONIO. April -Four citi
zens military training ramps VIII be
established this summer In the Eighth
Corps AREA. according To an announce
incnt issueSi to-day by Lieutenant CD
unel Chas. l.ewis In charge of training
activities In Texas. Oklahoma. Colo
iado. Ariyonn. and New Mexico. The
camp will operate from July q to Aug
usi 26.
The camps will be established nj
Camp Travis. san Antonio. for infan'
ny. cavalry. and artillery branches: Al
Fort sill. Oklahoma. for infantry end
a-;n,cry st fur; Logan. Dcnve, Cnio.
fr infantry. md ~ Fort Bliss III if's
Texas for infantry. artillery and cav
airy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-08
FlAPPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED By u. S.
iiy Associated Press

by Associated Prers
WASH INGTON. Ajril 7.-Official NC.
ognition of the term 'flapper" II con
tsined In tolay's weekly issue OF reports
Icy the department of commerce. II IL
contained IN an article headed some
thing new Tor fiappcrs." which spcsks
dix dix fur from Northeastern Afri'
ca ss a possible competitor Of the musk
rat"
he department said It's announce
merit an report from Consul Ns,ss
~ Aden who said that the dix dix. n
type Of gazclle. may be used for Its fur
q, a., al It's sNlu.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-08
HOG PRICE HEARING
TO BE ENDED TODAY
ny Associated Press


KANSAS CITY. April THE depart
.ucnt of agriculture. hearing into the
charges of unfair hog marketing prac.
ticcs. brought against Armour a Co..
by the Kansas Cily Livestock Ex.
rhangc. In the operation of the Mics'io.
toe stockyarls here. will be concluded
tomorrow.
Announcement TO this effect was
made ~ 7. Haincr. Federal examiner.
IA charge " the hearing.
Council for both SIDES viii he given
until May ! to file briefs In the case.
and Judge Haincr. who returns 20
Washington. ID. G.. will then forward
his findings To the secretary of agri'
culture. The finding will not be made
public until that time.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-08
NEW MEXICAN DIES OF
WOUND; RELATIVE HELD


ALBUQUERQUE. y. ~. April L.
Celso i.oyato. county commissioner 81
Valencia county. died In u hospital here
today Of a bullc, wound received Mt
Rclen Tuesday night following a heated
election there.
I.nyatn's brothcrin.law. Santiago Ba'
On. is being held at Los Lunas pend
ing an investigation. lie says n revol'
~ he wits carrying was accidentally
discharged.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-08
new MEXICO
GUARDS ARE
ORDERED TO
COAL FIELDS
by Associated Press

by Associated Prsss
SANTA FE. n. ~. April MARTIAL
law was declared In the Gallup coal
lining field this afternoon. In a proc.
lamation issued BY Gov. n. c. Mechcm.
headquarters troops at Albuquerque
ana Troop ID Of the National Guard
81 Santa Fe. were ordered to proceed at
once 10 the field.
The proclamation was issued on re.
ccipt of an appeal from the sheriff Of
Mckinley county. who reported n riot
at Mentmore camp. No details Of the
Ilot were given.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-08
STANDARD OIL PLANS
WELLS IN PALESTINE
By Associated Pr~s.

WASHINGTON. April THE stan.
lard Ol Company ms been granted
exploring rights In Palestine hy the
i'ritish government. u was learned
here to-day. ~ the state dcpartmen'
u WIS said adyices from London were
IN the effect that the British govern
n'cn; was 10 grant American concerns
the same right In IN. mandatcd terri
tory ~ Palestine NJ ws-ic enJolned h,
the nstinnals of any government sigma
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-08
ILLINOIS RIVER LAPS
At DOORS OF HOMES


BEARDSTOwN H.. April 7'-s,rain.
lining at the city 1evcc. which had
sprung leak late today. the Illinois
River was expected to break into
p.ardStown tonight. city Officials said.
Early thigh, ten block d the lower
,rrt of the civ were covered with lack'
waters. which reached within rs inches
81 the door of the leading hotel and
kth-r business houses.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-08
JAPAN WILL NORTH PART
KEEP PACT OF TEXAS IS
in LETTER TO GET new
and SPIRIT PROSECUTOR
By Associs,ed s'rss.

By Associsisd press
TOXIC. April THE navy depart.
ncnt Ia the local newspapers today
says conference of the adinirals has
decided that the strength of the Jap.
gncse navy. as restricted by the WISH
ing,on armament conference. is suffi.
Client for the defense Of the empire.
u was added that a statement soon
would be- forthcoming. making clear
the intention of Japan Ia nbidc In let.
ter and In spirit by the Washington
agreement.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-08
GOVERNOR REILLY AND
SECRETARY ACCUSED

san itAN April 7-E. Mont Reilly.
governor OF Porto Rico. Auditor kes-
~ugsf AMI Governor i,eilv's private a..
rotary lisrwood Hull. are charged In
q grand iur. sentiment WITH misuse
oi pubic fsnds Tor private purchases.
There are four different counts agains,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-08
Women Hear Reports.

COLLEGE, STATION, Tex. April 7.
Reports of the committees and dele
gates occupied the frs, session of the
thirty fir,t annual convention of the
fourth district federation 81 womcn''
clubs to-day st Texas 4. and NJ. col
lcge An ATTENDANCE of IS was reported
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-08
NAVY RADIO MEASURE
IS SENT TO HARDING

WASHINGTON. April 5.-L.gisiative
.ci.ou was completed today on the navy
~dio hill which would extend until
June so. 1925. the time on which gov.
crnmcut owned radio would be permit
t,d to handle press and commercial
messages across the Pacific. The con
fcr,nec report was adopted by the Sen.
ate ~ 70 had been yesterday hy tn
House. md the measure nov gtss O.
thp pIesitcuf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-08
LAWYER DlSl0cATES
ARM BY GESTURlNG

b. Associated frsss
OMAHA. Neh.. Aprll 7.--charics
Kulat. assistant county attorney.
gest!cnulsted 20 vigorously IN MS
pr srcuilan in district court today
~ sebastian Garcico for a hquor
,folation. that hts riEht arm was
dislAatcd. Two attorneys pulled Il
hsck into place. Oarclcc was con.
,irted.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-08
INNOCENT BYSTANDER
SLAIN IN PISTOL DUEL

Nv Assnr latsd frsrs
NEW YORK. Arrii Hurry Crone.
n lawyer. ani iunoccnt hySiander wss
killed tonight IN n pistol firh; between
ratroimen and five men who ar" al
iege,i 10 have stolen n ilrc from an au.
tomohile M Madison Avenue and fsrd
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