davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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at the end OF january aeains. l.7s7.1I1
bales at the end OF December was also
recorded as highly favorable.
The wet and cold weather over tho
krt3ter part OF the belt made drouthy con-
dl,lons in portions of North and West
deaan show up all the more conspicuousiy.
especially az sand storms were reported in
some parts OF West Texas. The weather
over rho entire belt was looked upon as
asalnst new crop Preparations and in
creased the dcsirc to buy.
strength n the wheat and stock mar
hrts uhIuestionabiy had much to do With
liftinr the market 10 It's highest level.
fnm me mrs s,Ef textile exports for January
the British BOARD OF Trade. caused buyink
here. exports OF yarns amounted In IL
JJS sn,,, ,, pounds against 1900 900 pounds in
s,oihs were ss,coo.oo yards ' asa nsts .,5 ..
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COTTON REGISTERS
MARKED ADVANCE
my AssocIated Prc,,l

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. H-Strong adj
vanees were made in tine cotton niarKe,
today prises rising from the opening,
maintaining their gains well throughDut
NE session and reaching their highest i'm
inc late trading. when the list was 81 TO
close. March rising to 1871. cents n pound
me Mhe close was 10 to &c points up, with
The market opened higher In response
To better Liverpool than expected and
on Inc census Bureau report of 5eG $50
bales consumed by American mills during
January against 5ii,S01 in December The
decrease In mill stocks to ls75O3, bales
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PRODUCE MARKETS,


NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-THE market for
coffee futures developed greater activity
Gid strength today on the continued bull
n;and for SPOTS. Opening prices were
tc : points higher and tho list advanced
last hour May reached s.5i and July $50.
The close was firm and AT about best
prices OF the day. 10 TO y POINTS net
higher. salcs were estimated at about "a
600 bags. March. SO: May. $50: July. $50:
September. s.6a: December. SO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-15

P0rt WnVenno'.
Mcw YsH.k-MlLdiInr: 1918; receipts. so;
- MINOR rorts.Receipts. lS.3n: exports.
Total todaY-R~cetp.s Al ar. e,nor,. =,
80: stock. Lbs 5aI '' ~ -
>, 'ra'nl for week-Reccipts. sos: exports.
Total f., ."a.on-ReceIpt.. Al5s.ols: e1-
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St,GAR

NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-THE raw sugar
market was quiet today and as no sales
cents for Cubas. cost and freight cqua'
to ISL for centrifugal. with Porto Ricos
at sol The undertOne. however. was
hriner. hut BUYERS and sellers were apart
with a moderate quantity of both old
ana new crop Cuhas onerSd Mt g.. cents
cost and freight. while rcnncrs did not
appear willing to pay above i-i6 cents
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DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK DRY GOODS: ,,
Of percales today reduced prices from
Ia cents TO n basis of li't cents for A.,
@-Ds. Business In printed and gray goods
lnickened under the reduction. Raw silk
EeaKened % cents a pound and some of
inc large mills announced curtn ilment In
rSoGcctinn until prices dropped still fur
ther Wool goods were quiet, with price
worsteds.
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corroNsrEp OIL.

NEW york. FeS. ii.Gcottonsced oil wa.
trade The higher ' trend was ;s'I more Hor re-
nect!on Of the buiiish showing In other
markets than any bcttcrmcnt IN trade
demand. Closing bids we're on several
points from the top. but 10 to Is points
rbore Saturdays final ncures Sales. u. 100
barrels. Prime crude. s.i.B aS2j prime
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NAIL arnnrs


., SAVANNAH. "a. Feb. l+.--Turpeniine
50: stock. G.s25.
Rosin firm: sales. s2i: receipts. 1.co6; shin
ments. oo'; stock f30ii. Quote: g. D. L.
f.: %. IL j; ilo; X. i,+5: NJ. $40: n. 5.sj :
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

summer yellow spot. s.SQs.so. Ma
va; May. s.93: July. 1916. all bid.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Richmond Union Stock Yards.
February IL. 1922.
Rcmnrk,: Fair run OF cattle Market
~ fricsa love- on all Glasses of cat
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FINANCIAL DISTRICT
WATCHING THE BONUS
Sharp Advances Are Re.
corded in Speculative In
dustrial Specialties.
GRAIN rRICEs sEr YlnCoRDs

Unfavorab1e Winter Wheat Crop Is
FOrecuht-Stee1 stocks Act better
In View OF Recent Improvement In
lnduAtry. :,
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U. S. Ship corpn.

Piles Cured In o to II Dny.
Drugglsts refund money IL PAZO.
blind. Bleeding or Protruding piles.
instantly relieves Itching Piles. 6Oc.s
Adv. -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-13
TURKS UPSET
PEACE PLANS
IN NEAR EAST
LORD CURZoNS S PROPOSAL
TO LET LEAGUE OPERATE
is REJECTED
~ Associated Press

LAUSANNE. dec .. -Itmcf pashl.
head uf th, Turkish delegation dpshci
'he hope- of The Nrr Eastern confer
rure Tor speedy and satisfactory s...
element fnr thD protection of uIuulfIrs
n Turkey when. iu au Address 900 tul.
afternoon session he Insisted upon en-
aNch,re, ul The Gra,k population n
Anatoln fo- the Turks in Macedonia.
iio demanded exclusion of 900 foreign
ui'ti'reu.. u Turkey which hr eid
would protect tho remaining m.rori. :.
's tho Turks bad always Irru abb, to
g,t along with other nationals Wher
they k,nf ou' off politics and wefe nor
stirred un hN outside Influence.
lsn,t declared thai Turkey would not
1,c,ui lord Curguus proposal to have
the League of Nations administer the
affairs of tre muorfies Bs thIf would
mean Thar t1. iHr..fu powers would
continue their Interference in Turk,,
lfiairs and orrouag, The miuor.ti,s to
appeal tn tb, league Of nations This
plan h' asserted would result .r che ex
uiuiiatiUu Df mnnrtes for political
ends under th, lvHs cloak ~ human.
Irluism
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-13
U, S, CONSUL TO
MALTA IS SHOT,
z ARRESTS MADE
BELIEVE EX. SOLDIER FIRED
BULLET INTO SIDE OF
OFFICIAL

hy Ntsncinlru fftfA
NAILErA. Malta. Dec % Two ar
rests have been made in coucDtion with
th, shooting today Of Mason Mitchell
American CONSUL here Nj Mitchell was
resting at nis home tonight suffering
from flesh wound in the left side
which is said o. hc not of serious ma
turv
One of the men arrested Is Lorcns,.
Ron,lln. % Maltese who was iishonora
hh discharged from the American
ARMY durng TIE war after court mar
tisl ON charge of disphsy.ng orders
Bou,llo tprvuth Ollled at the cousulat,
20 press claim for pension. hu, was
told that Ia shonorahlv discharged
soldier h- was ,lt.tled 90 none.
Nj Mitchell vas shot at close range
from behind o.. 1sailaut using a .s'
cil.hr, revolver 40 th, impact of m,
bullet which b. described as stag
gcrug tbr a. 1uied official turned
aud saw h.s alta arr running Gown ~,
street. then be- .ouily picked up the
revolver and Wa .,i o. the British mil
ulry uif.e- n,l.hN whore be- was xiv
,n attention. ht being removed 20 ht'
humr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-13
The DAY IN
WASHINGTON

senator simmons Democrat South
Caroline. rcntrOduged the soldiers
bonus bUl vetoed hy President Ulrd.rs
President Harding signed the h.u Ja.
thouzing the retirement of Associate
lusti0' ritnc, from the Suurcm. D.a'
bench.
Development ~ 'bo Mississippi rive,
vas urged by Governor Parker Of l.uI.-
ANA m test muur before the Hu.,s
0.od control mu committee
u wa Indicated at thu White HousJ
hat the lnted STATES regarded viii
Dnc,qn the failure IT allied prrmirr~ .,
each an agreement "a tsrman rcpara
iinns
President U1rInE and hls id, .s.r,
decided that thc administration was r.'
.sed tu a.i on me proposed nrIE.J
VI .h, Armour and Morris meat rtgh ug
Interest,"
Tho House Judiciary committee hrgIf
is hcauugs on the keller Impeachment
nargts Hlt.ust Afturr. Gnfr..
uaughiUfN and agreed If would bc ur
necessary tp 0lll Chief Iu.'.., Ttu B. .
witness
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-13
WILL TAKE NO
ACTION NOW ON
PACKER MERGER
NO OCCASION FOR GOVERN
MENT TO GIVE DECISION
SAYS WALLACE

WASHINGTON, Dec. fa.-,rhe gov.
crnment win take no action az this time
ON the proposed acquisition OF Morris
snd company's physical assets by Ar,
mour and Company OF Chicago. Il was
formally announced today iy the Sec.
retary OF Agriculture. This decision
was reached BY Secretary Wallace after
long study oi the proposal and confer
en0es with President Harding and At.
torney GeNefal Daurherty. There was
no indication In Washington whether
Armour aud Company would proceed
"a tiiii. fi-i f.svot4 itara for 80
Morris establishment which is com.
pctitor and one ~ thu "mg five pack.
Ing establishments
No Occasion for Action.
Secretary Wallace declared there ap.
peafcd 90 d. no occasion for action AZ
his time. under the packers and stock.
yards act which b, administers in con.
ncction with The proposal Informally
laid byfor, hm by J ogden Armour Mr..
Wal1y, also transmitted this informa.
ton and additional data on the proposal
t1 the senate in response to "a resolution
ol senator L1FoIlctts Republican Wis
roHsln
ln a formal announcement NJ W3l
lace declared there was nothing In the
packer, and sto,k,ar1s act which spc
officially prohibits the purchase by one
packer of the physical assets OF another
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-13

ve.k 1go to make here tonigt, long
HuI elaborate speech 70 prove great
many things thu need not o. proved
1rj iu ten you many things which YOU
know ns woli as 10 But Miss Anne
NureaH rhaiumlp ~ the comm ftccl
was good enough 20 bet M, knoS that 1
r.d h,ft#r not soak ana ! lrresi with
h,r opinion
WI, should speak ! have r't o.
sor, thrWt ! an tired am Ola, and
Q want NrH mu,l to g. TO lpsl.
liui al this Nih not prevent me
from >iying ono. more what ! ouglt
to 0iN came 70 this country to ac-
c.urlsh a dutv which nohody asked
u, to aerompl H. and some p,oulc
even did not sccir to Ike the idea that
was going 90 20 my duty car'
o. appeal to th' American mind and
fhr answer came from American hearts
Z Dmld roJ do otherwise hat give wy
heart to those who gave th,r hearts 90
ms country.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-13
OFFICIALS TO
PLEDGE AID
PRODUCE RS
aim


By Associated Press
CLEVELAND. tsu i.~Refual "a
seat reprc~entativsa 4 the workers
party ~ America. option of rrsolu'
tlons for future avrfn which did not
mention the fm alton ~ third
urty, hruad mospm Of organiza.
ton and The nal ins of rational
rNocw vc coinmit, n q members
were the results a. uso sessions here
tuday ~ the secUld conference for
progressive political action when ad-
lournment was mien late today.
The question of seating four rep.
resentatves ~ IN, '.orkers party was
quickly disposed oi this morning
when the crcdonilas committee Ia q
supplemental report declared that
"snce the wa. ken party was not IN
harmony with the nference its rep.
,,sontatives could aoi be seated"
Tho repor, was ip.ed without de-
bate
The purposes OF tie conference. as
declared IN "a" rtr ~ organisation
and finance comm q vas the nomi.
nation and electioH Z presidents aud
Vice presidents q = United states.
United States sen rs. congrcssmen.
members ot stat legislatures and
other state and q lc officers who
are pledged a. M interests Of tho
producing classes De To the principles
."f genuine demo, In agriCuliure,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-13
Little Time Left
To Bring Toys

only few DAYS remain 90
bring in y.u U.d discarded TOYS
and dolls o. santa claus. high
school bows H the manual training
department have volunteered o.
repair and mmt TOYS Cirls In the
domestic att .hs~cs Df the home
economic department VIII ia up
an dolls thuI are turned over to
them
Glne ,uw 'ovs this morning
iu hc Npus officr and We VII
take them o. the high school
After the to,s are fixed M. The
News viii sec that santa Claus
gets them fur distribution
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-13
cLEMENeEAU makes CLOSING
SPEECH IN america AND SETS
SAIL TODAY FOR native Land

~ hssosiaie,i r-ess
NEW YOBK. Do a. Surroundef
lN Friends ot ttar,r Iu a ban festoorrd
with tho ntertwinrd FLAGS ~ America
lnl hIs own land Georges Clsmeuc,au
tonlsht came 90 tbc end of his pelcr
mission AND took leave 81 uhc United
States
Do, lpp,1red io thc rrlnd ballroom of
li'f,I Pennsylvania tefor, i10o mem.
beers of the American committee for
devastated France Immediately after
b., nil srpkrn hr moforcd to thr steam.
c. iHr.- on vh.rh b.. sails t8,K home
tomorrow
,..m..Drau spoke onh about ten
minutes explaining uhat b. was tired
ftd sore throat aud wanted o. 80
tn hed
@ Ctnno' find words he hcgln TO
cypress ems gratitude Tor so Kind "a wei
come .
q had made up my mind about =
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-13
Will Deny Charters
90 8 Percent Firms

AUSTIN r,r . Thr state h1n I1g
comn ,sirDnr todl. va- not.f 90 fo .Is
rurrut' shlu-f anHH.sf of tu.I
ng aud iuu. ,.ulun.0 known .
"thn1e per c'ni owuwr.D. u au ur.
.U1 q d'hvtrod hv assistant attorney rrn.
eral D.. % wilson TOE opinion involt.-
the oD.1rieir leeaHt H huh.ne ard
laiu srgan.pf,uf and denu's wut
& rns arr batteries and iileeal ard ,hDs.
that ar. within the state laws
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-13
Lubbock Man VIII
Accept Court Seat

LrHROCK. p.e o. Judge T. Z
ki'tt Ut LuhIo.s v1s appointed as
,y.l sn.uis 't Amarillo 'o take the
pao of luIr, u ~ Hlll who an.
nolnt,d to .u..,,d S D Nut who died
asi week ls rh.ef Iu-i... of ftat cOrif
ludv' kl.tf ms ACCEPTED the appoint
urnf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-13
Illinois Votes 4
S to | Against
New Constitution

~ Associated Pres
CHICAGO Dec l2-Illinois voters
today Overwhelmingly defeated the
wopos,d new constitution. prepared by
convention which they elected In No.
ssmh.r. 1878.
with returns from slightly less than
h1f the state in. an hour and a half
after the polls closed the vote was run.
ming \ o. Z nga.ns, the change with IN.
.hciitons that the final ma ajorlty axainst
t would D. approximately sso, 900 votes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-13
Second Negro held
in Assault Case is
Lynched in Florida

PERRY TI. p,' i2-The second
6 Two negroes arrested Friday In con.
r.,t.Ur with th, murder OF Miss Ruby
UsrI.y. school teacher. the previous
saturday WAS lyughcd last night when
Arthur Young was taken from Officers
s- they wen, attempting to transfer
H.m n tra'H,r ail Charlie Wright
was burned at stake Friday night after
mub of several thousand men had
.b,n him from the offices as they
...Ieht .hs two negroes into town.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-13
Rail Accident Made
Her Fat, is Awarded
$1,000 in Damage

KANSAS CITY Dee i1 For alleged
increase .r weight from 100 % 3-s
pounds which she claimed was the re
suit 90 railroad accident. Mrs To-
rene Caldwell was awarded $1,000 dam
lrrs against iho chicago and Alton M
a iuty in federal court h,r, tonight
Mrs Caldwell had asked Tor t5000e
rH. hlsp u hcr suit was The allegation
hIf 200 l...d'rt in wt,h she v1,
frH.t h switch ,rg.ne of the "a,
r.iaHt UUult .omr. pre.mh,r D.
p.o h1d halted tr, proper fuuct.D.
nr %. h"r v1dorrlu, rHrd ana caused
l,r to gliu 2lt pound. H weight
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-13
49 Texas House
Members in Favor
Constitutional Vote
~ Associated Prc~,

AUSTIN. Dec l2-Declarations "a.
yorahlp io the call OF a constitutional
convention and drafting % a new Texas
constitution have been made by ~ rep.
r,s,ntafiycs and senator's IN a poll con.
Quoted Dy ths Austin American. Seven
members of the House and Senate de.
rhrcd against a resolution OF the legis-
aturc calling the convention and rs de.
carri they were undecided on the ques.
tion There arc l'0 memhcrs OF the
iH.s. lri so senators.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-13

Unnaasked Bandits
Rob Bank Tellers
In Open Daylight
BY ASSOCIATIVE PRESS

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Dec IL I'm spectacular hodup the
main lobby Of the Livestock Exchange Bung here today three
unmased bandits obtained sos oOO and Thomas Henry
credit Of the Drovers National Bank Henry wounded
severely thigh expected to recove Henry charge Of
detail Of five sent by the bank the
office substsOn in the exchange building They received the
five packages Joined by Jack Kelley house detective they
cd back to the bank.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-13
M,n klnrh In Nnin Mrr,k

AUSTIN Dee It'd 1rit san A..
ionio rvaI esitt" ue1ivr. vrs nt'liy iu.
urrl whom fhe tomoh.ie .u winch hs
Vre rdng tuirvd over ~ m.irs south
90 AUat o. ,tfh to3aN lvtt d.ci 40 "a
l.,sl hospital ihis afternoon Jctt was
ncompan 90 by Elti Iarslry ot AusJm
whom thv a"u.drrf ecrurvd
The latter ys,aI-.d Wl'h ,lrhi iniur.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-13
Further Searches
Made in Mexico for
Aviators Fruitles:
By As.osialel Pre-.

NOGALES Arir. Dcc % Nddblon
a tbehts over Mexican territory In the
soarrh for Coior. tfsucis e. Marshall
and Lieutenant e. l. Wchh.r. missing
s,mt,,s Wcr, mad, TODAY D, four air
plaHe- which arrived 40 nom from
Tucson. Arizona io ioin the Nogale,
squadron
Tv" trips W,r, made into Mcvico
one g,nUul lr.Unmis-aucc. while the
ssouud involved careful search of IN,
district southwest of Noriirs whore a
NcNloln tUld of having seen two men
.r the uniforms 90 American officer'
SUNDAY afternoon Nether search CAV,
.rsults
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-13
Marshall Novel
Begins Friday

"gkv Line - spruce" latest
novel ~ Edi~on Marshall viii d.
nuhHshrd Boo The Nsv- beginning
Friday morning This stnfN WI
d. c.mricted ir twelve install.
msuts
You remember Edison Marshall
shu Wrote The S1ov-hn Trail
oirst novel puhlishrd in The Neyss
THIS year This story b. considered
ssh beftsr u tells of adventure
and romance in thc great ouidoors
- canada : Caribou Range.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-13
W00DMEN OF ALAM0SA CAMP
HOLD CELEBRATION In HONOR
OF COMMANDER ". A. FRASER

Woodmen Of Aamoss Camp and visitors camps
Tuesday and Tuesday night held initiation ceremony ia cand
dates and celebration of Sovereign Commander W.
Fraser and Sovereign Physician Coyd both Omaha
The two officials of W. O W. arrived Amarillo Tues
day morning and the station special committee
They guests Of the Lions Club
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-13
Masked Bandit
Relieves Salesman
of $500 in Cash


NACoGDOCHES. TcNas Dec. III.
" smith. travelling salesman and col.
l.ctor for Goldsbsrrv Brothers N1cor
'i"ab,s TsVl, was held un hv o. masked
ifrhWnyman ON The road from Chireno
~ Camp Pershinr in the southwestern
l.o ton of This county TUESDAY after
nom and relieved ~ $500 in currency
end Sloo in checks. according TO Mr.
smith statement ~ The ho'dup phonci
here 10 his firm.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-13

.
conduct services both IN the church and
at the vault. M
Was IS Years old
Mr. wanemsker who was IN his
eiehty firth ycar. had preserved hssnst'f
in remarkable manner. his ectlye par
uc.pation up un,li FEW months se7
IN affairs. civic. political. industrial snd
roilrluus. having been rcssrdsd "A, ~
most without paraleli, AlthonEh i.& &saai
rot been IN vigorous hearth the las, year
Mr. wanamaker was ldentlfea prom.
nently with the novemen, 70 eelehrAfe
the $50 anniversary q ths slenlng ot
80 pcclsrsiion - ln4rpenacnc.' wl.h
world cxposition Of 1918 he hav q (,
been a leader ln the exposition In 1873
which marked the 100 anniversary cf
Ithat same historic event
/ The death Of the great merchant came
1t : a. m. jhr hour which Tor moro than
hall q century saw him al his pace q
business
The Wanlmnkor stores in ph I'D l.
uhn and Now York were closed INN, q.
lately and will remain 10 until after the
funeral.
Many Pay Tributes
Men prominent in an lines of ende1v'
cog Joined N expressions ~ regret az the
CONTINUED on FACE TwW
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-13
NcnI CN Gcwral

t'N .H'H|F' laHfN w.
a. STl\. p,~ d. Governor Pat NJ
N,f has r,en appointed sss stlu' al
uun general ~ th rank ot Wmacr
General Un tHr rau vl General IJ.sn
o. Dau .omm,Uior n ,h.,f H t1o
United C.uf,dcr. NcicUue 90 U1~
....t.....r....H T.aa.I.H
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-13
WANAMAkER,
MERCHANT OF
W0RLDFAME:
AT IS

PHiLAnEpHiA. Dec. fa--Funeral
serxl't9fos lohn wanamaker. Internal.
ionnlly tameas iuerchant snd formsr
posiulastet general. who died today will
b. held 7nursday afternoan at twl
O'Clock IN Bethany Presbyterian church
al Second annnaiflbrldge ssreets a neigh
borhood once prosperous, but no long
suggestive uf either heauiy OF wealth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-13
Higher Price Trend
in all Countries il
Reported in Effect
By Associated Pres.

WASHINGTON. Dec. i2-pract,m,,v
an countries are experiencinr a s.,.--,
rise m prices again after q two.yesr
period of declines which followed the
postwar break and which In the gr>ss.
er number OF cases came within a fe,r
months OF each other In 1890. In ,~r.
many. Poland. Bulgaria. infiat,op ~.
been continuous since 1914.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-13

J Tho two addresses hy the distinguish.
'rl visitor. scheduled for tho afternoon
were not given. and the FIRST part q
thc program was thc matiou ceremony
Lao tho Dcind. ThrlT, tlrk HusU.u
Ta,ler who s ALSO manager fu thr
Tenth District bad general charge o'
900 The Ucr'wHrI"s.
The parad, which was staged ahou
$3.50 was l,d hy the Woodmcn Dtu
Corps. Several amusing stunt vehicle,
were iu the line of march which WIS
down Tnylor street and up Polk. and
back t1 the p,andI
introduced by Fuaua.
N % FuqgI introduced Nj Frpsor
md Dr Cild and made the prcstpiu
n.H speech when each member was pre-
..nt,d with beautiful bouu,t Mrs
't.rwaud worthy guardian of th, Clrcl,
VHs also presented with a bcauisH
u...ot ut fI,weTs
OIL. Cloy3 naI brief address urc
.r,duF t, m1U spur,h hy Sovereign
o. WmtuiU Fraser Tine sovereign uhN
..nn mos pl Docs ul. 90 ,ulog rr
Nmuilp aud tl. Panhandle Hc HIe
Impressed appreciation for 90, reception
.t.r hm u AmTls
NJ Fraser -Uo.. Urf of WohDrHf
1000 is 3.-umui uishw,rts Iu psoyd.r.
Insurance. ut,um'sW hospitals O..
'b. ub,rUAr. fud ufrf nf ifs aim Co rs
. Hhl-b hume fr OBJ, uErd men o.
...i NhWo,a camp 1ud tho Cr,le w,u
Hm.1r thv h,H u tta a.
FRA NJ, Women
Nh. .I"||rI nts especially oloque1
u Hls praise of the women ta whom h,
H8de frequent reference throughout b
CONTINUED 1N PAGE TWO,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-13
sheriff Indicted.

AUSTIN. Dee i2-An Indictment
charging sheriff % 10 Johnson. uf
t'valdc County with eSiortiou. was rc
iirned hy IN, Travis county grand iur,
i VAS announced today \ capias for
sheriff tohusnn's srrest has hcen sent
fo t'Ntlds Count 10 was stated
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-13
HUNDRED WORKMEN
KILLED IN EXPLOSION
CUBAN SUGAR MILL
By Associated Pres

UT NNHWIIaINI 10
HAVANA Dec l9-OrD hundred
workmcn were KILLED or injured today
900 boiler explosion which wrecked the
Esislls Sugar N.l. near Canaguri
Thirteen bodies had been recovered
uu to o'clo.k tHis afternoon and forty
injured person. were heinz cared Tor n
tlmaguri Most ~ the victims alc
SuIumrds.