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A 7 TIT u D E.
OF RUSSIA
AT HAG UE
is c H lilly

~ AtantAltn lftra
THE HAGUE July -Th, Hague
onfcrcncc. following the dramatic
pathway ~ Conoas f.ued ronclavc.
came very near uptmr tolay. the
issue un which the conference threat.
rucd 90 spt being the treatment ~
'oniisated property Boo Russia
What RUSSIA proposed tp do iu the
way ~ restitution. as explained Off
oially hy Maxim Liyiuoff the Russian
,p'.tosmau. f'll llkc cold shower on
the cNpccaui delegates Sin Phillip
Llo,d Gr~m, tho British delegation
member arose and declared % Was per
nCtly absurd Goo continue "a, discus.
si0us unless Wur, satisfactory 3ssur-
ancc were forthcoming only VI kras.
giu-" krnssin the coH'.lHiur' a- no
is being called saved th, dik Do, ug
costing mildly tht' controversial mat.
ters be left aside for DO, moment and q
real effort hc made tu find common
ground based on mutual advantage
The difficulty started a, the after.
noon session ot tho conference when "
tityiuon read % long list ~ oll and
other concessions which Russia was
ready to give d" foreigners
H. complained ut absolute nIluI. 10
lear away differences during tho fort
night of the conference. The Russians
had explained their position thorough
Is. especially on property concessions.
and II tho conferences were go sucrccd
and RussiH hplupd she must have
credits
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PANHANDLE-PLAINS CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE ELECTS RlANTON As
New SECRETARY And MANAGER


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INTEREST SHIFTS
TOOHIO ELECTION
IN c. C.0.P.AFFAIRS
FACT THAT HARDING CAUS
ED THOMPSON TO RUN
GIVES IT IMPETUS
u, BiSCOM y. TIuwONS

WASHINGTON. Julv Political
interest m Republican primaries has
turned from Noth Dakota tu Ohio. and
Michigan and Wisconsin
The ohio interest attaches 10 the
Govunurship aud would have little at.
icntion boz Washington. bui for the fact
that ohio is President Hardiugs hom"
state aud the President was instru.
mental IN getting Carm Thompson Of
Cleveland into the race
Thompson. u was said here al one
TIME was slated Ion a high appointive
uftirr 'tom president Harding llui q
wF,S O., ,hat tp' iirio if su etgvn
too many places a. prominent Ohioans
and there was nothing lcfl fol Thump
son.
So thc President asked Thompson to
run fol the Guvonor,hp iu the Buck.
eye state Al went we'll uutn Congress
man e ~ knight of Akron also an.
nuuu,Dg lur The Coycruorship un an
m,iadmu.,tration platform. knight is
a spectacular person who may b, zig.
urrd to keep The lmclghi pointed o.
his particular direction ~, d, sort of q
Eooscy,lt uhhl'rouscr
KNIGHT started his campaign fm tho
Ohio Guvrruorshp hv calling attention
a. thr t1pt 'la, Federal employees were
openly working fYr Thompson. Internal
Revenue Commissioner Ela.u called off
revenue collectors iu ohio who were
said tu bc working fm Knight
There ls cNiromc danger that Knight
win du n ohio what lioy'rider did in
Indiana Pu,hu dd boo rouusf NanI.
Bruukh,tt did bon ohio aud Ftgici dIl In
North Dakota
Tho Wisconsin Souatorship b. very
much more important matter ir ls iar
us Washington is concerned Unless
IaFollcttc can hc defeated thcrc hc may
hccomc chairman of the senate Finance
committee This would hc the greatest
blow ~ au. Tor IaFollc'fc has opposed
everything President Harding stands
for laFuI.iic voted with the Demo
Gratis ON oyou 90, most minor amend
m,uts o. th, aN revision ml and final
a, .sf.H .rlu-' ~, EU lIr h1s -iuud
with tho Democrats ON the mosi minor
features uf thr pending tor.ff h.ll lle
expects iu continue to vote with the
Democrats en- every schedule 81 he bill
aud finally tu vote against it
Mauifcs'n Co.. such st"rmy petrol rs
G1Foll.,I, o., advance tp tho seat that
once NhIrb aud ronrusr held would
never do Tho Republican Organization
win du everything m .ts "ov'r 20 AID
Dr " \ Garfield iu 'h, Wisconsin
Republican primary
IN Michigan Senator Townsend ola
Guard senator I~ being upu'srd hy Con.
wsamtu Iat kol.ct Who - emo ~
10. mnr ud.rvud,ue m,mh,r of M.
Huuse k,lr, .- runn ug ,u au mt.
Ncvh.r platform Just uuV fh' -rnti
mrut loo NIch,gu .s said 90 hs rur
MING STRONGLY to kelley huf th, admin
Iuutim hoping that things nav
chang, and that Townsend may o., rr.
nominated
n Townsend doses v.u the nomination
b, must f,u furmr. GuyernHr f'rrf
Iu tho cl,, .iou th.s DI Ferris upset 1I,
calculation frv velr. ago hN being
cl,.t tcd Governor an thc Democratic
f.,kct in q sfrUnvlv Republican state
Ur .s said tu Boz hundrcd- 81 thousands
oi vut,- stronger than his party boz
Michigan
The u,,t primary election to Doe h.,4
VIII b., 10 Texas.
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SLATON PASTOR
ORDERED TO LEAVE
COUNTY IN 10 DAYS


Hpfciel iu ! hc News
SLAToN. Texas. lult Tho Rcv J.
+. Hartosiy pastor uf the Baptist
church received thr following com.
Wuui.ttiur Yesterday thrwgh posi Of
.ic' dated iuHhu.b TrNrs Iul, O. 1872
John y. Hlrdcsty.
N.Hfuu. Texas
'Nou are boz for it We attended scv.
crtl ui NUur sermons n Suf,u and also
The one here W don't uk, your IDEAS
1000 ur. tuD much Is b Is ud talk to
much about other denominations 4,
... d..f g.f uUr of tri- county n 10
days YOU viii go out foot first Try
.. Hua -.' v, du mot go to church.
auI fr. INH u,r cent American"
Ssu'd y h.ld with r,.d dots above.
b'lDN and Iu each s.dci y.
h.. ilHul,s5 replies a. follows:
The pastor viii make pulii, rcplv
E" 'h" above communicable in his rul
pii next sunday night IIc VIII call
-rtdr a spaic lic viii deliver some
Doc h"i- tni i'i' fhs people when, he
expects tp move to The line b. drawn
between The cr"okr and Righteousness.
.n ihis town and The pc0plc are rrttina
.uou .p on thr I'D, the. belong On
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-08

Th. aitud, of the federated shop
crafts vns Indicated tonirh, when y.
~ Jewell. head ~ the T,llroad employees
department ~ the American Federation
~ ialur ISSUED e statement disclaim.
Iue auy responsibility Tor continuation
of ih, strike and holding the strike
breakers and railroads 20 blame for tho
length uf time tho walkout lasts.
Chairman Bon " Hooper ~ the
lahDr bolrd issued an individual state.
m,ni boo which o., asserted that tho
only feasible way Tor the shop crafts
organization to md the strike was To
follow .u tho footsteps ~ the mainten-
nnoo of Vays urzaui2itiou who agreed
to posipnno th,l strik, pending further
negotiations
Ths railroad labor Lo1rd also passed
p resolution tudi, declaring u % be
tho opinion of thc beard that carrier
has uo right Co. ropuirp an cmploye
Co. perform work regularly delegated 10
e craft that is ou strik, unless tho
cmployc do's this work Voluntarily. \
decision iu This mlttre vas ono of tho
Vt NfN.II 'NNH|I" MiNfA. TT fNAi VI To- afistbtfs
head of thr maintenance ~ way organi
1atious agreed to withhold strike orders.
D." having maintained that some car
ricrs were dischuE|nE members ~ his
union when th,y refused to do shop.
mon work
Frum the h,tdlmtiorg ~ tho shop
crafts organisafion here tonight wns
, issued strike lullcfin 80 1" which
asserted 'ihai the first strike of shop
men was ioo prr cent perfect"
Precautionary measures 70 avoid poe
/ siilc disWdcrs we've taken IN several
'tlai tnd u many ciiios tosiay as 10
.irtlu ~ trpulh, between strike syrnpa-
threr- and workers yesterday and to
Idsv
Governor Ii,d. OF Missouri ordered
National Cuud tronr- 20 assemble at
Wur'usbul- Hri rHnr,y.llo Governor
k.rdll or Town .ur..n.ed that he WIS
r,u1rud f. a.f H' uu. r ease violence
,..Hrs W r.. ..f.
Governor NH.. ~ kansas said state
protection v.u1 .r forthcoming n
N....uU. k.r". .Hl Tras Railroad
u. 600. WtH.d I. shops az Parsons.
/ 'u'.nr. t.da. v.. confined mostly
'. clashes HfH..r small crowds ~
u..l. .Mw'Hr.. nl uurkmen tax
ul fH. u.., f.. r who walked
nrf
Tm SLATE. 81 N.. came report
rH.f 'E. ."uIu,.. . nh, chicago and
N'.. hfI '.,n ..I...I hy striking
p ....".. .' ltIH..H E". guards. en-.
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4. WOUNDED IN
STRIKERS CLASH
ARRESTS made
CAR DEPARTMENT SUPERIN
TENDENT AT NEW OR.
LEANS ATTACKED

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NEW ORLEANS. July 5--Trcd
j. White. Superintendent II tlr ear
department of the Illinois Central
Rsirnad at Ilarahan. few miles
above New Orleans was assaulted at
tarrollton Avenue aud the Naroo.
and MisSi sippi Valley Railroad
crossing and one white man. aud
three negroes. were shot and wound
cd ~ the result of the two clashed
tonight between men said Ia be- rail
way strikers and company workers.
Superintendent white was So upon D.,
two mon who gave their names to tho
police as Conrad TIudcphoIo. and George
J .cnzner. when hc sljghtod from O. sub
urban train which runs between ll1rt
han and this ciiy Hr was on only slight
" injured when Pn'rolman Inv at
tempted tuartcst the two mcn be- sl,
20 hat, boon attacked
Thov were arrested aud charged with
assault and battery
Tho thr,p negroes. rmrlDc1 r fh'
nrnoi. Control shops 90 lnr-hn who
t,ra ou OBJ. -m. train v,r. attacked 1
short dIurr.. rum vhr., fh. Gf-'
clash D..ur.f Th,. V,U. 0r.1 ..0r r,
'bo' tr .n. uHu ny l crowd .I lho1'
fNoutt vh.', m.n $500 u fh,m ..reIv
Ing serious wound. Vn. fH. wounded
negroes fU n 'H, '...' u.,. ay
fE,y returned ', N.uf twenty fly,
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Inmnl,lnt. Snnrn In

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HI.... uftufurt hH fnt ktrsts court
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suaI. .. ..mulunts tefr.. fr... si..
Iue sH.r... m Turt,H HrI 1880 bon
OtsV. ..rgne th,m v. 'IuE
Ir ....It.r .r .hn udus'.H ....f lass,
Ta. musr'- ar, in addition -" 'rn
parar.. obtained m HaHrt tauf .H
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10. -... r.H.ha f,lsrsfI'u ,hrr-.re
Thorn v.fh t.alung fhr .ndHsf.n. rHur.
law .r hH#Urr tr. sIIar cam T o.
tlr-f., ..I.hlI .. fhe .uIf .. Topeka
,.,,,-...--....H fHsH .n. warrants Wuu HI
uuf o. -.tuI uHtU Tomorrow
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Pass rark Bill

NhSiilNGTpN july "a bm pro
.IHs O.. fbu ,-ahl-hmout q .o0a
f,.' uI N.al JaIN Ip the Mrs,alaro
r't..' .'t'.HH \rN M,N.ep was I,ls-.Sl
r'iHf ht ire S mat, Jndrr the measure
ih' secretary 't tbo interior was In.
srl.t'd 'o select fhc park acreage from
D. .ds within OBJ. rsssrtatou and Ia
rf".d. prupef purposes Or the In
dlr.
Explaining other provisions az the
ml Scnni"f BWsuw itcpubiican. New
M'Nrn ~,d poo federal appropriation
WIN o. nc0rssir, and th' purpos, was
urr"iN to provide uatioual mark
whore urupt .n nearby states mirht 90
fHr r.rIraf.nr
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10 award Nslal-

WASHINGTON Iuit Nait's uiI.
hr awarded at fh, civilian military
,uunirg ,ampe th.s Nnf IH uu, -'Hden,
Boo each company at ,a. o. camp. d.sig
matted u Clrh rsvr hg hs ."Hmandinr
officer a- ih, h.-i .sH tInIUl 'i.H
n biz unit" The dpDurafion- t- Wa.
done a.f yc,r VIII o. pro, ldrd hv th'
military training camps association. bI,
the awards viii D. mad, D., ihe gosuil-
army ur reserve corps officers ln com
mand of the camps
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HYDE REFUSES TO SEND
TROOPS TO SHOP CENTERS
TRAIN SERVICE CRIPPLED
py A-,ocipiol Press

Hy A~tncinicd irCaH
~. tOilS. July i-IiailroadS IN
Missouri vii he forced o. cut down
their passenger service unless action Il
taken h, state authorities 10 protect
men employed To- fill the posiiionS of
the striking shopmcn. 4. y. Whitehead,
chief operating officer IT the Missouri,
Kansas \ TcNds Railroad. declared here
tonight
II nlcsS GoVcruor Hyde acts al once
on the appeals sent him for projection.
noi unlN this company. hut many 81
the ether railroads. viii be forced 10 cut
down their passenger scr,icc," while he
acts.
~ number ui mrn, many ~ whom
Win walked out under the strike order,
together with new applicants, have sig.
pifird ih,r Willingness 10 work, hat
.a,r ga liifi "a 10 srmsin ga duty
nmrc Than lew days, owing IN threats
madc bS the STRIKE piekcts.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-08

". h.afrfafsd iFesa
AUSTIN T,N Ilh -laiIrnad
commissioner Dareu,o E Gilmore
lrtvss Tomorrow fnr washington tn st.
fDnd 'br conference on Iuy o.. called hv
Chairman Nn hord uf the Interstate
tswmerc. Cuumis~ on to discuss ua-.
.IlI' suspension uf 0Ur frH~ rf fhH
Kansas CIV NeNioo and orient RIAL
r'1d ~, vI'l Do" appointed ty Governor
Nr0 'p n,urrs. ut Texas "a, goo, confer
,..H
NJ Gilmore said q would he "plh
Do. calamity ',r th.s road o. b' ahar
douri tnd would urzs ihat some plan
b, Formulated whereby Il Wll be- able
to continue operation,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-08
CITY POLL TAX
IS NOT NECESSARY

AUSTIN. IuIr 9Th, attorney gem.
cals domum-r, IcId ir 1r opinion o."
dtt fh1i payment off ,'IN pol pN u"'
necessary .. person. 'H t"'. Boz 'hr r.I
HJry elections o. has already h''n brll
H, fH, department. tmI 1 r.t, ppn Tax
I- u.i r...--tr, tu vote .u the general
election. Teday opinion holds th'i this
ruls 1rrU,s o.. rlmsr, elections and l
-fIfr r,n HN I- NOT ur.r-,Ir, tu vot. .n
fF. PRIMARY ,l.,,i0ue
Ths rul uppH,s fo 900 cities md
tnvrs r,-trI.,s of population. 30 was
h.H au-v,lIug question 1t to whether
r applied 'r towns ~ mure than ooo
population
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-08

SEpNllA Mo July Tho state
~ Missouri is NOT sirikchrcakor." d..
,lr,I Goyyuur Arthur VI Hyde In
Telegram received tonight by striking
shupmu OIL. roo. Mis-.u Pacific Bau.
road rorr boo reply 60 ouo the strikers
Htd s.uf th, governor approaching the
nr and impartial position Won have
9t,u Do, rfeUnE from calling upon
'n. sl1t, i..pps' m connection with the
rf..ld .UiI,
o. 'n,.r telegram 90 tho governor. thN
.f.Hirs .boumcu assured him that thcv
.uulU 20. everything within then power
g. prevent violence ur destruction ~
ru..tt .nH would stand behind The
constituted authorities 81 ANY time.
Tho .NrruuJ reply assured tho
.u.,.. CHAT II fh.lr stand was mad"
-..-l 'N... ~.iId ., uu necessity i4 rsll
o' the Missouri rational guard Boo cons.
r,.,I,u With fH, stI.k,
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SILK WELL TO
Be DRILLED IN
ON NEXT MONDAY
HOLMES, M'ILR0Y, MGEE
WELL WILL BE SHOT ON
SAME DAY
Tho SIX we'll il To he drlllcd no.,

The six well Is to he drilled pc'
dny -
( Drillcrs are nowfnt work settling cas-
Ing and it Is expected all arrangements
will De- completed to driu into the Oh
sand somctim, Monday
The Holmes Mcllroy and McGcc or
day. according % local go men W II.
Holmes went to Wichita Fails this week
tu got the explosive Tho charge viii he
SET oft several hundred feet above thk
ho'tom of the hole IN the sand which
sprayed oil over the derrick several
weeks ago. but was later cascd off.
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Pas, on ;oo \mendmrn,,


WASHINGTON JuR Seven nun
d.cl uf thn .U,- ,ummntv, amend.
r.H'. f1 fhr ufn mN have hecn ~.
IIa.N U' since Toe measure was called
un Hr Nml -D. seuatuI Walsh. Demo
c'' NHssl,husrtts stated today In
u. S.Htf,
calling attention that there had been
.tJ'ytte days ou which the hn had
h,rn hef1r, the senate since Ma 1.
Senator Mash said that the assraEs
~ amendments disposed Of each day
was ii
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~ Md Cotton Men

" " TsTTI TU"H
Shreveport fl. fuly ls.frrr.r'.
ing a pool OF Louisiana bankers led hv
th- FIRST National R'ub of Shreveport
ard ths ll,h.rua Bank of N.U orleans.
Andre Qruh's president of ihc FIRST
National ituk spusaurd l,ef"re meet.
ing of thr Daisi" Husscr unit ~ ihc
fu#H hHr.tu hera tpi,N and announced
thai bsnk,r- 'f tho state were rctd, %
sd,sr.. ESQ "on ooo or more n necessary
a. 6nanra m-w',sr~ ~ th. cottou Grow
e. cooperative Asso,iat .uu m, Nue
,'es of which organization which formed
al The meeting today,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-08
G. 0. P. CLOTURE ON
TARIFF IS DEFEATED
Rs Associated P-cs.

~ AHsnrihted fre>A
WASHINGTON, July 5-Dcfoat ~
ne prpuhlioan motion for clpture un
Tho administration tariff hill. aud q
dramatic attack on that measure by
Senator IaFolletc ~ Wisconsin. Ro.
publican member 20 the committee that
reported o. featured today proceedings
IN "a, Senate The vote Go invoke Tho
existing ,loturc rules was o. to 35. or
nine less than 'hD necessary tWpthIds
majority The democrats were unit
against tho motion. which was opposed
ulsu O., five republicans
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-08
GIVEN INJUNCTION
AGAINST Blue LAW
ON SUNDAY PAPER

r. As.o,isisa rfs--
NICkSEt EG Miss IuIN Tho
Ntakshurg Herald foll, secured au in.
Junction o. prrrtui ~, enforcement ~
Suuda' hu' lpVs tu thr extent THAI thoy
would nf''uf tine Do r'ug aud rIrrun.
tluu o' ~" Sunir, JapoI after midnight
'u saturday The Iaucr was torrod to
snsr"ui foi v"k uu a.' Sundly's issuc
o. midnight saturday throush O. strict
enforcement Of SUNDAY losing laws
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-08

NO SIDE YET
WILLING TO
GIVEGROUND

CHICAGO July THE first week of the strike of railway shop
ended tonight with orsd outbreaks Of violence reported
various sections Of the country troops held readiness to que
trouble Illinois and soldiers requested other and
officials railroad and the United States Railroad Labor
Board standing firm the position each assumed when the walk
sared July I.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-08

MUHrHNsBORO Ks. Iuiy - T.
Rs,nn.ds 81. years Ola "a farmer and
his daurh',r '~ sv Mrs Frank Rev.
noIds were Killed when a wagon IN
Which they were riding was struck by
a passonge train neal kGge Today.
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CONDITION
in SLATE R
G crave; 3.
KID n APE D
By Associated Pres

ny Associated Pres
SLATER Mo July Union shop.
nscn left hcrr In large numbers during
the day, going apparently by prccon
,rftcd arrangements a. some point In
tho country. The object uf the move.
I."ni could only bc conicdurcd.
Nervousness was apparent around the
Officc OF the Chicago a Alton Railroad
Whcrc l.. Marquette. veteran division
superintendent, siIl awaits word from
CN"rnur \ VI liNdc ~ tu whether
troops viii come to slater.
The cuai is low IN the chutcs tho
victor s almost out aud there are no
nbcn to man the pumps ur handle coal
Another d1N cot two viii inevitably
Scc reduction lu train service. but we
VIII stick a. long a. there rs anything
W. can do Marquette declares. rhir.
t-ru great engines stand die ana dis.
ihlcd lu the rouudhpusc There are no
hands To put ihcm into shape Slater
iuc'nthilr H dl.idcd between grim
nymWlhy for the ulkcra aud uncasi.
n'vs oyer whrt may come from the out.
ride world
T. hrrl, l,urndrnt upon the railroad
shops. aud while II continues 90 hc
lpp1lHr to r'wnss sympaih, for the
striking shupwcu. occasioual fear. are
heard ~ the pos sihlo cuusruucucCs to
ihc town should the Chicago 4 Alton
ipilrml officials d,rulr. after the strike
l. over. ~ accept the invitation which.
II is understood. has been forwarded Ia
The rad from NcNico, Mo 10 move
Shoe npd az" division point there. No
further effort has been mnde hy local
oifiriils ur hV the sheriff ~ Saline
County to afford protection 20 the Jail.
Iuod
No more strike breakos have been
'rourht tu SLATER l;aili,ad Officials
sin awaited word from the three men
'v'lir'rd g. have been kidnaprd hv the
lrlh"rs. rcps were r,l'r~ u fn~ ihp
safcl> ~ tno ct them.
IppNENUIr Mo hly Ma
tiourl g"ardrn,u ol utt~v ~ Mis-
sour urll artillery arr molilizcd here
tunirh' and ..td, in ruinm f"r Sh'rr
Mo u. ia uldif- are received from
Cuvrnor iltar lt was believed h,rc
tuuigh' uh,l tn. Uil,rs a. mrorcod 70
Stat would hr rcoci,cd tououuw
mouing w 3 ANY rate tho troop
mo,omout vuuld hcgin at that time
TIE naurv numbers moro than q
hundred men
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-08

~EDAtlA. Nc. Julv Five non.
union workers ana tNu maintenance %
way union mon wore induced hv strik.
ug sbopW,n 90 leave the Missouri.
kansas a Texas shops here and as a
result both tho Missouri Pacific and
" M.s.nW Kansas n Texas shopJ are
riHs.d approximately 1900 shoamcn
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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-10-26
Betty Andrews Again
Released on Parole;
To Be Put in School

Betty Andrews, the girl in the
Frank DuPre case, HAS again been
paroled, this time in the custody of
the Rev. G. w. Gasque, and she will
be placed in a school in another
state within a short while, it was
stated Tuesday by the Episcopal
minister.
"While all arrangements have
been made for placing her in school,
it will be several weeks before she
begins work" Rev. Gasque stated
Tuesday. "She was released from
the Tower Sunday night, >spent the
night at my home, and at present is
out of the state"
The Andrews girl was released
about two weeks ago by Judge John
D. HUMPHREYS on condition that she
be placed in an out-of-state school,
but she was taken into custody on
complaint Of citizens of the COM
munity adjacent to the Mason ave-
nue. address, where she was staying.
Betty Andrews was an intimate
friend of Frank DuPre, who was
hanged September 1 for the murder
of Irby G. Walker. She plead guilty
to q statutory charge last spring
and was given twelve months sus-
pended sentence. She returned to
Gainesville, but was later arrested
and brought back to the Fulton
county tower on complaint of Hall
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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-10-26
A Stubborn Cough
LOOSefss Right Up +,
This homemade remedy IL q won
der for quick results. Easily
and cheaply made.
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Here is a homemade syrup which
millions of people have found to be
the most dependable means of break
ing up stubborn coughs. 1t is cheap
and simple, but very prompt in ac-
ton. Under it's healing, soothing in
fluence, chest soreness goes, phlegm
loosens, breathing becomes easier,
tickling in throat stops and you get
q good nights restful sleep. The
usual throat and chest colds are con-
quered by it in "a hours or less.
Nothing better for bronchitis, hoarse-
ness, Group, throat tickle, bronchial
asthma or winter coughs.
To make this splendid cough syrup,
pour 2R ounces of Pinex into pint
bottle and fill the bottle with plain
graduated sugar syrup and shake
thoroughly. If you prefer use clari-
fled molasses, honey, or corn syrup,
instead of sugar syrup. Either way,
you get full pint-a family supply
of much better cough syrup than
you could buy ready-made for three.
times the money. Keeps perfectly
and children love it's pleasant taste.
Pinex is special and highly con-
centrated compound of genuine Nor
way pine extract, known the world
over for it's prompt healing effect
upon the membranes.
To avoid disappointment ask your
druggist for "21s ounces of Pinex"
with full directions, and don't accept
anything else. Guaranteed to give
absolute satisfaction or money
promptly refunded. The Pinex CO.,
Fl. Wayne, Ind