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La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1922-10-28
TEATRI, CONCERTI ECC.
PER IL CONCERTO DI TIT
IA RUF'FO

MGrtedi pTOSS'mO 81 Ott06re
La grande domanda di BIZ
glietti per il concerto che il ce-
lebre baritone dara a Phi adel-
phia, ALA Metropolitan Opera
House, la sera di Martedi pros
simo 81 Ottobre, ia prevede-
re che 81 avra un pienone straor-
dinario. tale da costringere la
direzione del teatro ad aggiun-
gere atri posti. moi facciamo
voti che per 10 memo ire quartz
del teatro sia affollato da TIA
nj, ALA cui presenza il sommo
artista tiene piu di ogni altra
cosa. La miglior prova di clio e
il fatto che E a richiesta deg L
taliani ch'egli cantera quella Sc
ra tutti e quattro peZzi dope
ra che Phan reso famoso mel
monde intero.
MOI siamo sicuri che tutta la
colonia accorrera quella sera "a
la Metropolitan Opera House a
rendere omaggio a questo vero
schietto campione ed esponen-
te delParte nostra. Ragione per
cui ci permettiamo di raccoman-
dare nuovamente - c per Pul-
TINA volta - che chi vuole a
dempiere a questo suo dovere
d'Italiano e di cultore della We
ra e buona musica 81 munisca a
tempo di biglietti altrimenti
quella sera o non potra entrare
a teatro 0 avra posti per nulla
affatto desiderabili.
Sicuri di far cosa grata a no
stri amici e lettori, pubblichia-
mo, per primi, Pattraentissimo
programme di quel,a sera ricor-
dando agli interessati che sta a
loro ottenere tutti gil "encores"
ch'essi vorranno poi che Pillu-
sire artista ha promesso di ''vo-
Ter far contenti tutti quella Sc
Ira.":
PROGRAMME
| I. az LiebestrauIne. List
b. Polonsise in A Flat, Cho-
pin.
Mr.. Sciarretti
II. az Gia il sole ..--.. Scarlatti
b) Nebbie ........-..-. Respighi
Miss D'Alessandro
III. Prologue from "Pagliacci''
| Leoncavallo
Mr.. Ruffo
Nv. O Milo Fernando (Favorita)
Verdi
Miss D'Alessandro
V. Toreador Song from Car.
men,, .................-.. ...... Bizet
Mr.. Ruffo
INTERMISSION
VI. a. Giga --........-...... Martucc
b. Tarantel'a a ......- Martucc.
Mr.. Sciarretti
VII. Drinking Song from "Ha.
inlet" ....--...-......-....-.......-.. Thomas
Mr.. Ruffo
| VIII 0 Don Fatale (Don Car.
los) ..~ .... -.... ........-...... Verdi
Miss D'Alessandro
TX. Aria from I'll Barbiere dl
Siviglia" -..-.........-.-......-... Rossini
Mr.. Ruffo
RNABE PIANO USED
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1922-10-28
Echi del "Colombus
Day. a Roseto, Pa.

La Loggia Leone di Capre-
ra" delpOrdine Figli d'Italia,
di Roseto, Pa, ha commemorate
il Columbus Day" con un riu-
scitissimo ballo datosi il II cor
rente mese.
Mel pomeriggio essa proce-
dette ad una iniziazione in mas
sa ammettendo come nuovi soci
oltre venti connazionali. Nella
cerimonia di iniziaZione funZio-
no da araldo il Grande Deputa-
to signor Nicolo TodarO della
volta" di Easton. Pa.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1922-10-28
Mr.. Ruffo
KNABE PIANO USED
La SAN CARLO A PHILA.
DELPHIA

Un'indiscrezione giornalisti-
ca: Pinaugurazione della stagio-
ne lirica a Philadelphia 81 avra
con Aida" dell'immortale Ci-
gno di Busseto. Tanto appren-
diamo da fonte sicura, come 81
usa dire in gergo giornalistico.
I successi, grandi successi,
che la San Carlo ha ottenuto
nellie quattro settimane d'Opera
date al Century Theatre sono
stati tall e cosi entusiastici che
tutta la stampa Metropolita-
ma - niuna eccezione fatta -
ha dedicate a questa eccellente
Compagnia itaIiana articoli di
fondo improntati ALA piu schiet-
ia sincera ammirazione. Il
successo e state tale che la San
Carlo ritornera New York a
primavera.
Percio che riguarda la nostra
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1922-10-28

VII. Drinking Song from "Ha-
inlet" .....-........................... Thomas
Mr.. Ruffo
VIII. o Don Fatale (Don Car
los) ..... ..-. -.. ............. Verdi
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1922-10-28

Miss D'Alessandro
TX. Aria from I'll Barbiere di
......-..............-..- Rossini
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1922-10-28

In alto! sempre piu in alto!
f in Giovanni Di Silvestro,
ne .Pamico degi ami lontani,
che, umile ed oscuro, par
ii dalla Patria come per
un triste esilio volon-
tario. no rivisto uno di quegli
uomini rappresentativi che sono
j centri irradiatori dellenergia
morale, quail emergono dial a
filosofia di Emerson.
f certo Giovanni Di Silve-
stro ha giovato la sua terra e la
sua stripe: egli che e nato al
Pombra del Gran Sasso: sim
boo della nostra forza baluar-
do d'Italia.
Giuseppe Urbani
% II Supremo Venerable del
POrdiHe F. dT, quaadO dice
che. d1rantc IL periodo della
febbre spagnuolo, cjo6 otto5re,
nOUembre dicembre 1918, IN
solo State pag6 S14,000.00 per
mortuari, Uuole dlludere ala
PENNSYLVANIA. La cifrd Sussidii
per6 E sbagliata per errore tipo-
grafico perch6 per quei tire meSi
81 pagarOno S 14S.100.00
s 89.60O0O per IL primo meSe,
S 42.60O.0O per IL SecoRdo c per
IL tezo S15.7O0.0O. n. d. 2.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
WESTINGHOUSE RADIO
PROGRAM FOR TODAY

1880 to 1880 p. m.--Noon hour, services
from the Trinity church. Pitts
bursh beng held each week day
during Lent, under the auspices
Of the Brotherhood of ST. Andrew.
Rev; W. H Anthony. OF New
Brighton. Ia, will have charge
Of the services.
.:oo TO 500 p. m.-Concert by the Nos
sokotf Orchestra, HarrH NJ. Nos
sokoff director: including the
Following selections: Jimm or
chcstra; Pick Me Up and Lay Ne
down. in Dixie Land, tenor solo.
by Arthur Mallon; sapphire Sea
orchestra: II Bacio. soprano SOLO.
bv MISS Marie RorKe; xylophone
soSeytby Ernest Kiser;: Ny Nam
noT TS1 .snS5 , sSs ar n AT dtG
bv 8 n. Ra,hbun: All That
Ncca is You. orchestra; You Arc
R r s epd Blossom som Time, or
chcstra.
commencinr at 500 o'clock-Raseball
scores by innings
$50 n m Little Black Samho.r bed
time 1story for the children.
500 o. At''Non Ca ncellahle Accident
and Health Insurance" by John
A. Ir,lzcll. Commonwealth Build
ing, Pittsburgh
s:sn 20 e:3t.-Music.
ass TO Decentralization time signals.
Guho Program
George Evb Wick. BARTON, army sons
leader. w.
Victor c. .Reiber. violinist.
Eugene Baker accompanist.
Gladys I%ndeteld. soprano.
Margaret Rancnscroft HcCkmann con-
r. G. RaT:y. violnist.
Selections.
Give MaI-.a Horse He Can Ride.
.................. y Hara
iIeorgc Bob Wick.
Boats Of Mine. .........,...,. hlllcr
Gladys Landefeld.
Slave Song ......:-..;. :n:.;;. Del Kieso
George Rob WICK.
Barcarolle-Tales OF Hoffman.
Gladys Landefeld and Margaret
Raneucroft Hickman:
Romance Sans Paroles Van Goens
IKnows Hill .............W helplcy
Margaret Ranenscroft Heckmann.
Friend ON,ne ........... Sandcrson
George Rob Wick.
Hid Ny Epvc. ...,...,....;,' p'Harde'ot
Andante Rsfigioso :........ Thone
,rEictor c. Reibcr
with Wolf, obligato by f; GO kaile).
MarSartt Ranenscroft Hickman,
Calm As tia Night. ....-... BONN
George Bob Vice.
Bv the Waters of Minnctonka. .TnurloV
Gladys Landetield and Margaret
Ranenscroft Hickman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
C. J. PATTERSON IS
A CANDIDATE FOR
co, SUPER|N TENDENT
Wort Liberty High School Principal
Ytrrt Candidate to Pile An
,onnc%usnt In Ohio County.

c. J. Paterson Of Vest Liberty Is
the first ca nhidatc for Office in the fan
election TO mic announcement OF his
oandi5,cy With Circuit Clerk John L..
Kinshorn. Mr. Patterson is a candi'
ta,e for the Office Of Ohio county SUI
rerintcndcnt, OF schools subject 10 ths
decision Of the Republican primary &c
be held in august
Mr.. rstyeTson is now rrincinel OF
Wcs, Liberty high school. and is also
secretary Nnh district supervisor OF
Liberty dirtfIct schools. He has been
a resident, g: West Liberty for more
than twenty years. ID is one OF the
hest know educator. In the county.
Ne is also hidely k yEn through al
filiation win several prominent 'fa'er-
nal societies
He is a nir OF striking personality
and very vigorous in his activities ahu
his friends promise that he VIII naNe
a splendid race fo- the ofnce 20 "htcn
he sSpjrrq-and II elected. that he Will
make a ye-y efficient school official
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
vsytsnxhoass Eaxtsr Program.

lo.tsa m.-Seryices from the. Point
Breeze Presbyterian church, Pitts
hutRh. A sermon on Risen With
Christ" will be delivered by the
minister. Or. p. II. Barker.
els n. m.--"The Surprise Of Fay Day
a Bible story for the children
40 n. mSSpeCial musical program by
thf Galbra!th brothers. "Msesen-
&C of Good Cheer"
no n Radio chapel at Station
Ku&A. conducted by Rev. DIV tght
l.. Myers, pastor OF tho Brushton
M,+hndist Episcopal church.
Pittsburgh. Ia Rev. Myers VIII
prtach or Tho Rcsurrectcd
Chslst." Music will be rendered
by. a quartet from this same
church, consisting OF Mrs. vii.
liam Taylor soprano: Mrs. A. F..
Dunn. contralto: Edward NJ. Bal
Low. tenor; and william 4. Paul.
bass: with Prof. Bruce Miller as
acSompanist.
7:3o y, nt-Services from tho Calvary
Episcopal church, Shady Ave.
Pittsburgh, Rev. l.. r. white.
more, assistant minister. Will
preach on The Journey 10 tho
Mount in Galilee.
Sote:-The time mentioned is eastern
standard time.
Tho Westinghouse broadcasting sta
lions call Is kDKA. operating on a
wave length Of $50 meters. located at
Gst Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
OLDHAM TREASURER OF
CITY RECREATION BODY

George ". Oldham. prominent resi-
dent OF Fim Grove and former clerk or
the Ohio county commissioners. was
elected a. treasurer Of the Recreation
Committee, This action is in accord
ance will, the city ordinance. establish
INK tho commission, which makes II pos
sible for the commission to receive
gifts OF money from individuals who
sisnate IN" specific purposc for which
the funds arc 10 be used In recreation
Of PLAYGROUND development.
Recreation Superintendent \ O An
derson announced that several suhS"rir-
lions haC alread: boon sent 10 iho r""!
mission Hs reported 'ari" -
mcri n he Fla: ground in utu''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
RIVER NEWS

Tho RetsveAnn cleared the local port
yesterday 81 noon for Pittsburgh.
The steamer Liberty stopped AT me
local wharf last evening ct O'Clock
and after taking on new freight cleared
for GAINESVILLE.
The Helen f. arrived last evening
AT 100 o'clock from Matamoras ana
will make the return trip at noon TO-
day.
Tho General Crnwdcr Will arrive NJ
the local mort today from FittshurTh
and will Leap at o'clock this evening
for Cincinnati.
A stage ~ I2L feet and rising was
registered a the local wharf ycstcr-
lay. :
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
OOWLER TO ADDRESS
Mill MEMS LODGE
City Mansx4 to Outline FILTRATION
Hond .PiIN to Crescent Msmoers.

Cr,y MaKsScr Charles II. po~ler yes
,erday rectiNed formal invitation 70
appear hcfcra the members OF Crescent
lodge No s. A. \. Of J. :. T. M. NJ. th!s
morning At 10 O'Clock IN the Trades y
Labor assembly headquarters and eN-
plain the bond Issue and filtration pro
ject.
Several other meetings are being ar
ranged fof those interested IN pure
water 10 Explain where and no" the
none viii be spent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15

Special ftuy your chocolate Eastsr
Dummies st = bargain Superior Baksr5'
HOO NaEtst ap Ism
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-17

Rules governing the contest are
simple and will be found else
where in this paper. The first
thing to do is to nominate your
self or any other you would
like to see selected as Omaha's
Delegate. Fill out nomination
letter and return it Immediately
to the Good Will Editor, Omaha.
Bee. That puts your candidate
in nomination with 100 votes to
her credit.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-17

Once nominated, votes will be cast for
candidates and the candidates receiving
the greatest number Of votes will be de-
clared elected. The number of women
sent to France from this territory depends
entirely on the total number Of votes cast
in the election. The more candidates that
enter the race, the greater will be the num-
Der of girls who receive the capital prize.
Every ten cents contributed to the work
of the American Committee for Devastat-
ed France will count as one vote. Candi-
dates should be entered today so that they
may win the support of their friends and
neighbors.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-17

THE AMERICAN COMMITTEE
for Devastated France announces
that it has selected The Omaha Bee
as the medium through which Omaha's
representative in the Good Will
Delegation to France will be chosen.
The Omaha delegate will have all
expenses paid. The trip will include
a visit to Paris, a journey through
sunny Normandy and tour of the
Battlefields of Flanders. The dele.
CATION will sail from New York this
summer.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-17

All money obtained in the Good
Will Election will go to the
American Committee and will be
taken to France as Omaha's Of
fering. Little need be said of the
work of this splendid organiza-
ton in that part of the war-torn
country where the American
armies were engaged. 1t has re-
ceived the commendation of
statesmen of two continents.
Myron T. Herrick, American
Ambassador to France, is Presi.
dent of the organization.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-17
AN ANNOUNCEMENT

THE GOOD WILL DELEGATION
will be memorable event. twill
include representatives from scores
of American cities and will go far
toward cementing more firmly the
age.old friendship between the two
Republics. Every member will be an
Honor Delegate selected by popular
vote to represent her city. The Good
Will Delegation will be officially re.
ceived by the French Government
before beginning its tour of the
Battlefields.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-30
FORD NOT BLUFFING IN HIS
DECISION TO SHUT DOWN Big
PLANTS DUE TO COAL HOLD UP"

Another report thai met emphatic
dcuial was t1ht lack of business figured
loo %, decision TO close the plants Fig.
gl,s were D.tci 10 rrfutc a. when
the decisiou To close the plants" was
iDach,sl. i' was stated we were four
weeks behind in orders for Ford cars
and three weeks behind bon orders FOR
Inc ln eats W. had only iust caught
~ un orders for tractors
IN. decision tu suspend operation
.ou, .f was reiterated at time when
th' Ford company was doing the great.
"st husu,ss r us history Production
figures showed slOo ears ching turned
out ldi's against orders f,r 200 day
10 n1- pointed UUf
\ statement tom Secretary Hoover
.nti present prices ot coal would add
Hut 50 oto 'hs price of Ford ears also
umC ir for sport criticism. and then
rough the inquiry
.u0,- Nr uuot,. think We should
tuu oycr to the ptn0tr,rs from g. 600
nUt tu $40 600 onn chat would be- repre-
.,ut,d u tnr Increased ,u-f of coal "
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-30
BY Associated Press

JACKSON. Cll Aus .1-Gcsruc
crews. working IN .lV hour shifts and
putting every iotl OF energy that they
an command into their work. are
d,,rinr ou tonight 1 ,lyr.in tur,l
lcadInl 00m ib. E,nnclv 20 thc Arro.
.rlui mine in th, hope of roscuing q
nines tapued hS e. fin in The main
Nrronaut shaft n is expected that
'hc work viii taR, Two mor. days lt
least. hui. according fo state and gov
c~nmont exports oD th" eeur. u ap
r,lrt Co hold the Du.i hope tnf the im
risoncd mcn.
Tho rcscucrs hayo Figured thar The
tunnel viii come below thp lowest fire
i,tD Boo the Argur1ut Tests fur gases
aIc bring mad, as lhey dlr their way
along in order ffa' thrF sihll mot DEL
oycrD0m, Do, any noss'hie csraue of Tho
roslaus fumes from ihe SHAFT A. each
-f,N rn's 30 ihe shift DO lr brought
rack from ucar exhaustion hy firflfss
lied Cross workers uhs have esiah
Q shed 0rFrt'rs in fhn mrr hIarkemih
fh"n tnd ths hfaiaulrtas building
&c. fm r.enurr fnD men through
fhe uain shaft $40 abandoned wnrn I
uns determined fhat te fore wHa gain
INK drsuiif efforfs in rsf i under rnu
inDl Tho tearing ou ~ eonf.d,fahis
uml,erlnr lf ihe gi0o.f'si hfc d.d nu'
tnrn io |nfs.s-i ifh fanisH o. suY rsa'
Igreri afrufainF % government -
Ieris the fire was hiking ~ way 20
ward The shaft collar tonight, dritins
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-30
taxi DRIVER
DEAD, THREE
ARE INJURED
IN COLLISION

One man was instantly killed,
two women were severely. " not
critically injured and another man
suffered cuts about the head aud
hands apd a broken rib, ~ the re
suit of 4 collision on the river pike
miles north of amarillo shortly
before midnight In which two ears
aud q truck figured.
PATRICK !. SIMPSON. owner y! the
Fi,c.Efvc.FiVe Taxi Company. Il dead.
The injured
REAGIN HARDIN. day clerl, al The
Fhc.Five.Fke Taxi Company.
MABEL. MURPHY. s0s North FiIl
more Street.
MARY UNDERWOOD, 200 North
Fillmore Street.
Simpson aud the three injured per
ng north. Simpson wis hauling the
,hrce To a dancce II was said. when Eli
Johnston. Jr. In a Hudson roadster at.
tempted to pass. Johnsion's car struck
4 truck halted on the side of the pave
ment and Simpson either broke q
wheel when he swcrved 90 miss John
ston on hiH car coiiidcd with the liud-
son The Dodge ear turned over four
or five times in the space of 700 yards
ana then lit In the ditch
II was badly smashed The occupants
We're injured chiefly by broken glass.
The two women suffered deep scalp
wounds. simpsons face and throat
were slashcd in several places and hr
died as he was being rushed to the
operating table AT ST. Arthony's sam.
tarium where passcrsby brought the
four.
The women were unconscious at
o'clock this morning
simpson has MY ana had ~
hvec fef setaai s,sfyf az Doiy wa
taken in charge hy the Cifgl.s Under
taking company.
Eli Johnston's car and the triicl
driven by Dave Allan were hadl,
damaged. hut the occupants OF neither
We're hurt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-30

Th.rtFihroc senators s.Hgifying their
approval ~ tho amendment and ono.
senator New Republican. Indiana. his
dimppoval
The Smith.McNary reclamation
amendment was agreed to % 10 &c
Parry lines disappeared ON the roil ,ali
% Republicans and 20 Democrats, SUP
porting the amendment and rs Rcpubll
ans and eight Democrats opposing a.
An of the senators from the Ear
western states voted for tho proposal
and all of those from the New England
states voted against H.
! Tn, smith M,Nary amendment would
lproyid. for the rcchiming of arid hands
N the west through Irrigation and
swamp lands iu the south ana other see.
tions by drainage The work Ia be- done
under the direction of the secretary Of
the interior. through federal and state
leo operation Veterans a. the world
~Ht. ti- srrnlst' Am"ficuu war aad th'
lph.lppln. INSURE. tion would ir gwen
firs, opportunity tn ohiuu h.mr lsa a.-
and loo working ou ih. various pro
lccte
/ Opposition to th" amendment H7i
voiced by senators MsCumb,r B'plh.t
au No1h uakop. in ,harre of th,
I ouus lurOut, EruuhItDJm Wisconsin
md Robinson Democrat Arkansas
Tho charge was made thar opponents
. ~ bonus were supporting th.s nro
,cslf.un u th. hope that .t would fur
alsh lu added reason fH tho president
'fo Veto the bonus
Senator MeNJTs Republican,. ur,son
who proposed me reclamation feature
toll Senator NeCumbcr tuat .hr nl
would stand 90 better chance ut ,N-.n
it, approval with Gs amendment l'
I'arh,d Than DO would without
~-I'ur Williams declared lEIf .N'
.-el,. lIt.r Iy tho soldiers rfn'. l'
'lDu. uI ..,r..t- w,r. rn' wears sI.u
H..l. as o., said had been claimed .u
.'r,.Ts g. r.f.d 8uI Eolr edu.'iii,i
.'i. slid 'H, m,H received 'h, equal OF
.sn r,r..N course. while u fu.
.E 1rI rN.sr $500. returned Do u'
sound v,r. ru.l improved n N"l. l'
.t.I ls Ir mlna
~.rau iarllur. .II .h. -u.u. II
uIs t.i.H.. m tr, wl-ur, was tHa
t vr. ... rJrf. #u tn, provision j.
lU, u. fH. .,rt.,, w.H
Tr. Wisconsin senator called uft.r
.u.r th.f n 'hu world vHr most oi th'
mr wl. served hll r. ,n.." .n 'n.
..tf.r .rJ \|eI .r.f 'th, Nrn
mI, ID. n.. rl. N..U .I A" th
u.u...rf.r or .s.H " ur...u
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-30
MOB TAKES BLACK
FROM OFFICERS BUT
FATE IS UNKNOWN
By Associated Press

By Associated Press
SHRENEIpRT o., Aug a0-A mob
u twenty-five, on wory mer about mid
uight hsf u.ght sudd, lv stepped from
behind Il ,lump oi irrs nvai 'ruwuler
Ia. community about six miles lrDw
Shreveport ana to..r0 polio, Officers 'o
surrender Tom EiN,.. ucgr. who was
arrested here today Uu q charg, uf hav-
.ng attacked "a Young woman here Mon.
ilN night Tia, rrtru was lslur taken
'o rutuu la. iur tfc k,rIune and
after securing hIu lh. band o' w'n co.
.-t'd rh, officers Geo ..tuu O, Shrrlr
noii Thr fatc OBJ. OBJ. ucgro has mot
lrrn determined a' ,h. hour
Rivers was id'rU..l hN hs victim
and made cgmpiri, coutc ssou Hr
lal-o admitted that h. had tried - at
tack young Whit, eirl g' Marshall
"rNls. about month age.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-30

BONUS TO Be PAID BY
11-BILLI0N DOLLAR DEBT
IS FAVORED BY SENATE

WASHINGTON, Aug 2s-Without record vote the senate
approved the the the foreign debt in nsne
ing soldiers bonus Also substituted the Smith McNary
reclamation bill for the land settlement option in te
house Then quit for the day with final vote the
and perhaps three days distant
The amendment authorizing the Of the bonus charge
with the the eleven billion Of dollars owed the United
States by the allied nations proposed by Senator Snons
Democrat North Carolina He and Senator Reed Missouri and
other members urged not only Of meeting President
Hardng requirement that the bill Of financing but
also Of encng the talk about the cancellation Of the foreign debt
roll call the proposal demanded first but this demand
withdrawn presumably because of the Of leaders
that quorum could obtained the then late hour
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-30

IS Associated Press.
DETROIT Mich aus " --Rcitcr'
tion TINT Henry Ford was mot bluff
ing in his decision to shut down his
lis automohil, plants here on Scptcn'
lcr 49, as part Il a upht against what
p, terms hol dup ON the part oi
coal brokers. and DENIAL GO various rc-
rorts ,aht other than the Tue. shortage
rrr Irresponsible Tor his action were
uadc TO-DAY ai thr Detroit manutactur
.tt's office
rrport from Louisville thar when
the ,5 900 Ford workers on thc Detroit
c.siric' were released ou September l6,
sir Ford would adN-. them Co take
.mploymu, with tn" railroads in an
effort tD break thc rI sti.E. was dr
uicd rnphltcall, The statement was
termed ridiculous "Therc NAV hc in-
dydual rtsr- ot Ford workers in an.
t,cipltiDu of la,k ot employment max.
ms application fu. WORK with tne rNl
roads t wle stated. .hut Me- Ford
certainly is NOT q. .ug fn advise the men
cd 1'trIu Goo .uIk tb. nl strike"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-30
URGES PRESIDENT
TO REVIVE RAILWAY
ACT, BOARD FAILS


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CHICAGO AH. -p,.unr thI'
'h. d...r. D. 900 600 maintenance -
WY employees fo obtain l Twins wage
fhfuu.H decision Of fr. United states
RAILROAD Ialn. Bound .~',ms absolute
t hou.,-. D. T. Cradle president NJ
,h, e. sm,r. tonight sent 'si,sr1ms
81. President Harding and Chairman
Cuum.uz .f fbr Senate Interstate COM
wrr., Commission urEne, fhaf tho
TRANSFORMATION hHt hs revised t ors
fu maxi. provision Cor thr hy.nE wage.
NJ GHNp. f.'.grlU Was sent after
tho hlai loirl H answer to u rrIurs'
~ -. United Brotherhood of NlIr'a.
marc. of elv employee lrl railway shop
l.fpIrrs ihlf HN. lolui r.r..f ih' rrin
ain'r uf tIr living Was. bad replied
iis' i would r.f en beyond Ihc trans
ror1fIlr ADf vIl.h sIf. fhIf tn'
vares shau ba u.f ln1 rasorahl.
Mr. Curr Uhl be- lsi.nE l0r D. u1e.
Eiaf n1 fsg 900 ho.U Ilsfrld ui thr
present sr1ip fum -3 fo %, Informed
fl. nrrs.dsrt .rd Nr cummlns ihli ho
tsHeefal fa If.0a.d ulth Tho .iao Dr.
lor u.. horI r which more than
IH0 rfds rra 'oHaHnad llih0ush n
...r ffr rri rr tf fhe lafri aHrh Pa
procedure rrrus absolutely h0nfit
I .fr anird' Geo mrsHs' r1nciud
aI In.s nof fni lound in rrunf ihr
fahi H fl. r1d fmni0frs fo o. Swine
eBgs ul-r anI efforts un nur paff f0
SHOW char w. Hre tn rffnnr "a Twins
sage uni Whai 49, ner3 Boa order 20 have
I q living Vage. Nlh no doubt D. fgiils
as fhfy have isgn in ihf ras'