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White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-06-01

tbs mOlICT ECuOCOy SCdHQdtIZCu.
presently, in a tone that trembled a
little. MY son is rich mamie is
prominent man. He has used his
own judgment, of course. But con-
fess that in your place l should not
carry myself with quite so much an
air of triumph, 1t seems to me-"
Harriet determinedly regained her
calm, and taking the chair next to the
enraged old lady, quietly interrupted
the flow of her angry words.
Il hope I have shown no air of
triumph, Madame Carter Harriet
said. you yourself-and most wisely
pointed out to us few months ago
that the arrangement here was I'M
conventional"
Every one was talking, if you mind
that = the old lady snapped. But she
was slightly Modified, none-the-l less.
but upon my word. you'd think mar
rying into the family was something
to be done every day." she was be-
ginning again, when Harriet inter-
rupted again.
"No-no,' she said, soothingly, con-
eeding the last words an amused
smile that itself rather helped to pla-
cate her companion. ut is, of course.
the most serious step of my life! But
the secrecy-aS of course You will an
preeiate-was because there has been
so much terrible notorietv this yeari
Why, Mr.. Carter tells me that never
in the history of all the Carriers"
This fortunate lead was enough
Madame Carter launched forth superb
~ upon description of the usual Car
ter weddings, the ceremony. the state.
In perhaps twenty minutes she was
btandiy patrOnizing Harriet, giving
her encouraging little taps with her
eyeglasses, warning her of mistakes
that isabelle had made with Richard
Harriet knew that before three DAYS
were over her terrible mother.in.law
would be telling the world lust how
wise, under the trying circumstances
the whole thing was, and lust how
clearly She had foreseen it. She was
sui listening respectfully, IL tribe
confusedly, when Ward bounced from
the house, and gave her an eans,ve
embrace.
Hello Mamma !" Ward said. Har.
riet laughed, as she pushed away tho
filial arm Hardly knowing what she
SAID or did she made her way To III.
house. and up to her own room
But here, In Nina's room. were Nina
and Mrs. Tabor, and from their evos
us she came in, she knew that tbev
knew. Nina got up, and came for-
ward with sort of sulky crocioro-
ness.
nope youll be very happy. Miss
harriet suppose l oughtn't to coll
you Miss Harriet any more" Nine
said, with an effort to smile that IIor
ret thought quite CHASTITY. She pove
ffafriet one of her big hands, and hest
tated over a kiss. But they did M.
kiss each other. o'
al iuncheon everything was exactly
rs usual !; Richard had gone to ~.
city, not to return for night or two
ana several social engagements die
tracted the young people from tho con
temptation Of their fathers affairs
CTo BE CONTINUEDl
White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-06-01
ku Klux Khan Defense Sum.

Los Angeles, Cal.-Members Of
Ku Klux Khan will support Kll
men involved in the inglewood nj
riding fatal party of April %, reg
less of action by imperial Officers
the organization in Atlanta, Ga, 7
B. D'Orr, attorney for the raiders
serted. He said he had been assn
of financial support for defense
the night riders to the extent Of
600.
White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-06-01
u. S. Leads. others Follow

Washington-The War Departm9
submitted statistics to illustrate "
the United States is leading the Wa1
in land disarmament. This nalp]
which raised an army of 4,OO41
men for the World war, now stanas]
fourteenth place in the list OF arn1
of the world.
White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-06-01
Cotton 20 Cents Per Pound.

Little Rockville local cotton ~
fet is steady and unchanged with ~
ding upland quoted at 20 cents. lA')
was a decline of 10 to II polhs
other Southern spot markets WIN
exception of Memphis and New
leans, which remained unchals1
Sales in the Southern markets w
rather heavy.
White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-06-01

Washington. - Southeastern
roads, meeting at the general olncs'
the Southern railway here, ue.p
not to make fight against the ~ ~
ion of the Interstate Commerce -
mission calling for a 10 per GEM
duction in rates.
White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-06-01

Monterrey, Mexico.-Several ind
trial schools are to be established
various parts of Mexico by the G]
eminent. President Alvaro Obregl
has expressed his interest in the mol
ment to train the young men d
women of the country along industl
lines.
White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-06-01

New York.-Passengers on the y
con liner, American Legion, Whl'n
rived today from South Ahe'D
ports, relate a tale of 50, looI y
eating shark, rammed by the
early on May 81, when the vesse'
still south of the equator
White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-06-01

Chicago.-Another $50, OO,OOo GU,
the yearly wages of the nations ',
way employees will be anhouu,.
soon according to information pins
by the Chicago Herald and Exaiiiu'
White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-06-01
Parting Is Sweet so,..

barper--Shall ] part your bo,r 90
Tint your liald spot Is not in o,.,al %
Customer - 'o' III evidence?
~, na ,,,,' ,'.;d by no means. I am SUI
~ ny wiz" for divorce ami lbat ha au
spot As pats Of The e,iuencs. ga"
White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-06-01
Missouri PAYS Million To Solder :,

jefferson City. Mo.,-Soldier0 :,
uses totaling S1066,1 have besn +, 4
out of the Sis, 100000 state ~,
fund thus far, it was announce
ne Ccnc-s cCa-. len.
White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-06-01
Trouble In Tipperary'

Belfast.-A serious shooting ar o..
has occurred in the Governor Nv ~
district. Several civilians were -
R!oting followed the shootins 4
two men were killed. LORD puD,
OF Kilboy, Tipperary. aged q, .,r
fierd on while driving near his nV''
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19
WOMAN jailed
FOR DECLINING
TO ANSWER JURY
MRS. A. B. THRIFT WAS RE-
GENTLY ARRESTED ON
BOOZE LAW CHARGE

DO YOU now decline. In the face Of
this statement. TO answer these inter
rogaturies. propoundcd To you by IN"
grand jury" This question was asked
Mrs. A. a. Thrift. recently arrested
jointly with hcr husband on a charge
Of Violating the prohibition law. Nv
Judge Henry = Bishop ~ the Forty
seventh District Court. Tuesday after
noon.
Tn. Young woman answered In the
affirmative. whcrcupon the court or
dcrcad a fine of one hundred dollars
PLACED against her. aud that she b.
placed In joil until such time as she
hanged her mind and agreed To an
swcr
Although the character ~ the ques'
a ns asked Airs Thrift was not re-
,calci. Judge Bishop stated io her that
she viii D. required 90 answer them,
as they In no way incriminatc her. and
she has not the icgal right 10 refuse 10
answer.
After making this complaint To the
court that the Young woman would
me-, answer their questions, the gfand
jury asked to ic permitted to recess
uniil Monday Of next week. This per
mission was granted. hu' iudvo RishoI
stated that h. would clutter call tbs
mtN lack. or make other arrangement
to take thu TESTIMONY of Mrs. Thufi
IN ihs event ,ho hanged her mind an,
roi r,naN To- t,ik durlng the rccoss o
the lan,l-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19
MINERS ALREADY
NEAR Starvation
LEADER ASSERTS
EXPLAINS sIx.HoUR DAY TO
STATE FEDERATION OF
LABOR ASSEMBLY
by Associated Pres

~. PASO. April is,-The desperate
plight ~ coal miners and their families
IN various sections of the country was
pictured today by John Wilkinson. pres.
idcnt &c the Twenty.First District of
Urlted Mine Workers ~ America in an
address to delegates attending the an
nunl convention of the State Federation
II Labor In this city. Conditions asnons
miners and their families In the West
Virginia coal fields were especially
dwell, upon.
In Oklahoma last year. Wilkinson
said. the avems. miners gross pay
WIS tse.3 "a month and he worked only
li5 days during the year.
M Wilklnxons address and the
speech OF Wayne Davis ~ Goliad. State
: Commander II the American Legion cc'
cupIcd the principal part ~ the pro.
emm II IN. second DAYS of the session.
Mr.. Davis told the delegates that the
legion II not Opposed io labor. hut. on
/ the contrary wants To work hand In
hand with the federation to make this
a better state.
Mr. wilkins was the first speaker. lie
said
Il do not think the American citizen.
ship such as our members would be.
come II the wage reduction demanded
d by the operators went into effect
I'VE want rix hour day. not bc
rausc nf the rhut working hours. hut
because there viii h. more days II
work
Reference was made 90 the nation
l~ide strike ~ union coal miners
Wilkinson. defending ih- yin.is posi-
iion declared:
'"rhls IN going a. hc bitter fight
God knows how MANY of our men and
their families are guing io survive Il
Alrrady lota II men are on tn. verge ol
larvation and SIN the operators refuss
O. enter conference with us. The fed
oisl courts may prnsiiiut. their power
against us ny injunction. hut I do moi
think we vlll submit In Kansas th'
legislature. through certain features u
the industrial court law. seeks 20 regu
hate the price Il lahm without regulat
INK th" c'st II food l. thcr. justice IL
that
4 believe that our aim and the Il
ginn's aim II thr samc--io make IN
world a better place to live In We wan
, o. bo fircHdly with that organization
and viii De - long a. We continu
working for The S,m. end"
Capital ard hboi should agree--bs
cause capital IL labors own child" WI
liam \. black. of Sai A'tlnio. Secr'
: iafy' ~ the single Tax ,.sagne ~ Tcxa,
, told the delegates st the afternoon SOS
!. sion
III the sirglc Tax s,sicm were adop
81. there w,uld b. ~ idlcners In IN
stat" within i've years. hs said
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19
LATEST TEXAS
NEWS STORIES
IN BRIEF FORM



COLLEGE STATION. April is.-Thc
resignation ci Dean !. G. Narie. who
has been identified with the 4. and NJ.
sellesc Of Tsxas as professor 81 civil
engineering. director Of the engineering
experiment station, and dsan VI the
schooi II engineering Tor man. years.
and on. of thr mosi widely known engi-
necrs Ia the country. was announced
10y President ". o. Bizyell at the close
4 the meeting of the board uf dircc'
tors late today.
The appointment of y. g. Bolton. pro.
'cssor of electrical cngincsfinE was an
n"unccd simultaneously. y. J. Fermier,
professor of mechanical enEinecrine
experiment station and J. J. I,ichey.
professor af civii Engineering VIII he.
come head ~ his department The r-sir
nation and new appointments will be.
com. rffcctiN. On September l.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19
entire town
FLOODED when
LEvEES BREAK
LITTLE STRANDED ON A
KNOLL IN OVERFLOW
AREA ARE STARVING
", Associated i'ro,

NEW ORLEANS. April iS-Thc
gf.ssiS-imi River which almost SUI
.,inas ihe little town ui Eavou sara.
~. - milrs north of R,on Rouge
oise io.4V and nnod,i that plac, and
~. iuw.r l.ft of - FDncisviilr an.
ether sm.n town ncit there The break
Lsd hvrn anticipated and all residents
=: ihr tnN %. aloIi twrnyiiiv" persons
, "a moved % higher ground before the
steNass, u,rUirtd
S.Vrtti houses ~ Bayou .Sgu were
demolished hy the ilu"d II water Tho
i,Nn is built in % anilrW surrounded hy
isc ,iyvr ana hills. An area of NO, more
;han one square mile viii hc affected hy
.NcrIllw wafer
Nor than SEQ cattle arr diving ~
starvation ~ u sbiall knoll IN IN" Vicin.
iiy of pliui town near The mouth e the
tiVtr. n,curiing To- message from
th,r- ud.s. The herd was abandoned
y, is oan"r because of the rapidly
spreading uf overflow water from the
Mississippi river The knoll will b. COW
.r,d With water Within few days, the
inerSsiEe suid. and the cattle viii hc
'lrovned unless rescued.
With one tenth L. gc IN" Mississippi
rivcr ~ Nickshurg viii reach the crest
"f 1916 % . feet which was the hirhcs,
ever rccorrl,d IN the local gaugo The
iis" j. al The rat. II twotcnths a day
Rain hast night and to-day has not bcnc
iitiVd the lcNecs but the offs ial report
hy the chief engineers stated that ~
The ieVccs IN the third Mississippi riVci
slisitici arr In good condition and ihcr,
are no present Indications Of any dan
l;cruus situation arising which canno
D. radily controlled
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19
To Cemiimsr Yarleys.

GENOA. April is.-The repre4enta-
lives OF the powers which convened
The Genoa conference. together with The
Little Entente decided tonight. after an
all day discussion To- continue the eco
nom,c conference regardless of the at.
titude Of Germany and Russia.
A siron gnote was prepared and sent
TO the German delegation which d.
clared that 'Germany's act had dstroy.
ed the spirit VI mutual confidence In.
dispenmble 10 international co-opefA.
tion" and informing Germany that ne
IL dsbarred nom further participates
"a diseurslon of Russian affairs at ths
economic conference. 't- 4.
Tue useslng was held at the vIlls
Raxxln. rreInicr facta's home. ana ~
continuous. with the exception oe beiof
periods for lunch and tea. when mors
intimate conversations were carried On
between the delegates.
The discussion at the meeting we're
calm and dignitipd. although cona6ssn.
bile difference cf opsnions prevnnc1.
Two groups fnnnsd, one led by ruskjI1
and the other BY Fr1pes whils tss
Italian deiesa,es displlsea coaciI)a.
tory attitude sosne pf ths .extrsmicss
pe said 10 have psoppsed breaking up
the conferenre. bat a 'llsjogiiy fav>svi
awaiting 'ohevow's' s'ralis 20 shs ailisd
demands ~,
According 10 lllfssnatIon from
French saurces. Mr.. Lloyd 0eesss. -.
lphasifed the pecesslsy u ADOPTING . ayop-
we're attitude. toward bdlh Ruslll a.
Germany, hut esfrcisuy, napinst /. a..
snany. painting OUT that oltr9nany,nui1
signed ,he Versailles irsaty wkssdas
f,nreia did not. =
siEnor schanser, the Italian foeslgn
minister favored an attitude .of n1ooose.
Iion In the Interests u. The conferences:
Mr. Lloyd George pleased that Il wns
no time I" display weakness. Ne coun.
'ciied s"ndlng.a note to Germany ana
i'ussi, declaring they must modify
their attitude u they expscted 10 be p<s.
ni'ed to discuss Russian sffsiss at
|, Genoa. ~ ~ ~. 4
At the ssening session there vas a
discussion "a the sdsislbiiisy Of inslss.
ns thai 0ermasy either reviss TIE
treaty with I,usssa ar be- expelled IRON
~ commissions Of "a. conference.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19

Hy Associated irs&s
HENi.DsTOWN "a. April - with
contests in each ui the five wards In
thu r.tN R.urdstown voters padded ="
th. p.n- IN hoats to-isy 60 cas-; their
ballots - the aldernlanic election.
E,vr, i,li in the iio,.iri city was
eonmsuds.r'i hy politicians o. ilsn-
rort voters Ia the polls one ward
worker equipped az automobile with
b rh vBEun Wheels and used the uls
riino to haul voters ihruugh the sub
ucrsrl streets 81 his ward.
Contests wei. ,lsissd in all wards.
irtiriH riisnt ial.Hr ssndidaics win
ting iu three wards while candidates
GA th, lu,l' it,udcn, ticket won on the
.th,r tWe. Railroad men hh oit hy
Co., Cn.r,go. darlington and V.uo
f,1iUwIHg 10. ooal strike. became boat
makers. aud are finding ready mar
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19
Death TOLL.
OF STORMS
MOUNTS TO
81 PERSONS

Chicago April iS.-Thc terrific
storms sWe.ping eastward across the
.urntry. whrh in som" parts 81 III, zen.
tal states bccamc tornaducs. resulted
in at least J wrtsnns Killed. two mis sing,
go injured .tnd several millions ~ dob
las damig io property. h'c"dn 10
.,pnrts tonisnt nom IN" stricken areas.
-. $50 n.,cd 'hus Tar as Injured IN
,lcd" only tn'sr IN towns whirh i'lt
~ full effect nf the storss Scores
q ,iheIs O. ether sections whivh W'te
L.t In III. torn. de- belts NJ, hunt and
"a. total !, h,ii,yod To- BE- hcyc"l the
90 maikk.
In addition ,vcral uf ten injured are
S. ultir'i . nli,!onS and m y .'t live.
Illinois AMI liri.apa were az hardest.
~. hsi # ~. .wi dad Nv l'llnnii beins
.H ven. wht!c n lrdihna, - i,taliiics
already haV' l"cl reported tn l.''non
I,ttits are 'ci~y,'d to bc 80 npl"t" hut
th.r, arr sou, af,as In Ind ircm
which ~ %Hi Las been - -'iscd. a
H. of comm nj, ,Dn bcing Er' h,t.
TIVE persons were killed ~ M,' "',iii.
- :, kansas. hgan AMI un'p sdf'
f'r'd heavy iroIc'iy damage.
Tunight the storms stiil were moving
eastward. hut apparently had spcn,
their iul strength suhsiding in most
places a. SNOW. rain "a hail, with winds
witch while hieh. were not IL tornado
N-lrci,y.
Tor!ght hundreds of families were
homeless where houshcs were demolsh
cd hy the storms and Red Cross and
oth'r relief workers had been rushed
into IN, devastated areas Telephon,
aud telegraph Lines were down In mos
II the stricken sections With the result
that complete reports nf destruction
wrorght by the winds and rains still
were unavailable.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19
FATTY ARBUCKLE FILM
CONTRACTS CANCELLED
By Associated Iw-s

NEw YORK. April lS.-,Nncella.
ton ~ all contracts fnr the showing
of iiims In which Roscoe &. tFattyl
AThucklc ap,Rars was announced to-
nighi by VIII HAYS. head ~ the mo
iiun picture distribution association.
this action he said affected nearly
N. 0uu contracts.
Afi,r consultation with MIR.
Nicholas Schenck. reprcseniinf Mr.
Joseph Schcnck. the prodnrcrs. and
Mr. Adolph Zukcr and MIR lasky OF
the R'amous.Playrra l.asky Corpora
tion. the distributors. Mt. Hays
statement said 4 will state that at
my rcqucs, they have cancelled all
showirgS and all bookings II the
Arbuckle films. They de- this that
the wh"i. Inaitcr may have the con-
cid"ip,inn that It's importance war
rants. and the action " taken now
from the ftct that they had nearly
iO.oo0 contracts ln force for the Ar.
buckle pictures.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19
WILSON MEMORY
SADLY DEFICIENT
POINTS OUT REED
SENATOR SAYS He WOULD
NOT TAMELY SUBMIT TO,
CROSS INSULT

WASHINGTON. April is.--Declarins
tina, Those who kre~ the amiahle and
l.oi.ts Wilson of isi5 win harsl, credit
stu with having Icrsoaall> inrulted
senator rcire--nting a great rtate.
ow.N.r hanil.lc tha, sfnatcr may he.-
senator .rod. ncuOrgai. Missouri. -
formal s.aiemcni TODAY as-srissi the
f-rm.r presidents fe~-lieetl-n vrs
sadiv d-f.cisat." IN his letter 10 ne
~ Louis Glo'r Democrat. sying ~
senator had opposed rasaee "a tns
edcfsl Reserve Act.
"Tho-, who Know me weil. senator
Reeds statement .addrd, viii scarcely
n,.l,eye tha, I would hmeiy submit 10
. gross insult even frcm ~ sreat =
man az Mt. wllsca Was At thai umss.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19
BEARDSTOWN VOTERS ROW TO
POLLS IN BOATS; POLITICIANS
PURCHASE AVAILABLE SUPPLY

lct zoe the snail craft. which are sold
% pgl,,s ranging from tis.so 60 $50
.arh l'aitician- hough, IA" hoats a.
,siudlr as hi were finished io urc in
the election day.
u ar,i~'uwr third "floni baby was
toin fo,iay. lut waS forced 20 leave
DIS fuur lew hoHr~ after hi- ai.
I,ai because ~. iis.ug waters wad"
ne hsusc 81 hi- parents Mr and Mrs
' ~ Murt,r uninhshiiahic Mother
.rd rfsnt N,rr taken in hy more
'urtunatr ncighi,Ur
a small urknowT house tloaied
into lsaidsi"Nn ioias. and after near
iur ihe rillrnd collapsed Tho hou~s
ar..are,l ohayc hcen one 10, com
plr,cd. as Il had no chimney. aud
i'sar.istuwn residents were unable u
identify the stranger,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19
BARRACKS eUARD
FIRES ON PARTY
MAKING ATTACK
SEVERAL WOUNDED WHEN
CIVILIANS AND soLDIRRs
START PIRlM0


" Ns<<H8t~9 Ssso~ IH
DUBLIN. April is.-Aoeordlng 10 IN
, 'fi..ai repof, today thr ceibr1dgs bar
scks. which u now occupsed BY The
Irish republican army ~ headquarters
or that district cf County Kildare. wns
The scene 81 a prolonged attack made
last evening.
Numerous parties of strangers IN
civilian clothes arrived In motor care.
and for an hour maintained . strong
rtfie fire an<nst the budding Ths
guard replied 20 the shotA
An attempt was made 90 scale the
walls. and II IA believed there we're
so.ne casualties among the attacking
parties. several members Of which were
seen to fall when the guard nred. oas
{ the g.ards was wounded siishtty.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19
SHERIFF ANGEREO BY
FREQUENT WHlpPlNGS

TENAl;kANA. April iN.-Follnwtng
the whipping hast night 10y mashcd men
~ u v. ClarE. T-Narkaua. grocer,
sheriff q. \ Richardson tonight issued
O. statement. ib whi'h b. saNs ihs~c
wh.ppi1g~ have runo about Tar
nouph. ana hc has given instructions
l, his dvputies To- make every possible
.ff,ri g. anpr.h-ud masked u'n who
tay, opcgatrd hcrc in the Iusi oI who
a.ay do su la ih. futurc. Sine MASKED
whipping parties were inauguratch
here last July more than score oi
upu hn,, been taken ult and whipped.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19
CAR PlUNGES THROUGH
BANK INTO NINE CAVE

JOPLIN. NJ. April IA five Ias.
nsrr motor csr plunged into argc
watri flled min- cave here tonight TAX.
ing an undetermined toll of lives. Auth.
ufitieS place the number of dad AT be.
tween enc and five.
The death list viii not become known
until the motor car IL removed from the
i've fe,t of water under hich iiw u sub
merged Hois,ing cables were taken TO
the scene late tonight
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19
smith IN Resign.
Nv Associated fre-s

AUSTIN. Texas. AIfll is.-first Ar
sisiani Attorney General y. y. smith
frnn III" Attorney Generals depart
meni soun. the dste 10 depend on return
II Attorney General W. 4. Keeling fron,
Washington. Mr. smith viii become y
member OF th" staff ~ the law firm OF
Baker. Barker at Garwood ana rot,
4 Houston. Nj. smith was appointed
first assistant by Mr.. Keeling sevcra
months ago Prior TO that time he was
TOT several years assistant attorney gen
cral. The exact date Il Afr. Kreling',
return from Washington IN unknown
iie " preparing to submit the Texas
Oklahoma boundary suit 10 the suprem.
court.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19
DALLAS VETS BUREAU
TO BE INVESTIGATED


WASHINGTON. AprIl iS.-lnves,i'
gation ~ the Dallas office "f the Vet.
crans' Bureau has been ordered as a
result of charges uf inc'ficicncy made
hy Hspicsrntiiiv, l,ayburn Democrat
Texas. pir-tor Forii"s announced To-
day. The investigation VIII D. made h.
abuu; Ia days hv the special travelling
committee oi the bureau, Colonel
Forbes said The travelling committee
consists ~ representatives OF the
claims division. medical division. reha
iiliiaiion division aud the directors II
tee of bureau.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19
JAZZ MUSIC BAD AS
CUSSlN', IS CHARGE
~ Associated rrsss

Nv Associated frrss
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. April H.
lar musir - comparable to swear
ns IN the oidnion oi Miss Elizabeth
i.stia. president ~ the rennsyNnnia
Federation Il Music clubs. in session
hei-. n. syncolatcd music. Miss
tAiia. siid ills the needs e ,hose
whusr musical tastes arr MT dcVcl'
oi.sd.
"icrrlc ,ay he'll ani such words.
acrhrrd th. si~ka.r 'lsoause their
,,n al.ular, II limited They hck
iarrihlr v,r'ls AS" people taxi t.
Ia. h"causc they do not k"nw bet
icr i'-,si, n s-on ~ they l'"come
.amiiiar with better music th,'y c'lsc
20 care 60 ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19
AMERICAN OIL
men TO MEET
WITH ODREG0N
EXPORT TAX ON PETROLEUM
TO BE PRINCIPAL SUB.
JECT TAKEN UP
BY Associated Pre-.

NEW YORK. April lN-Thc commit.
tc, oi five executives of American uil
companies Which visited MeVico last
,,ar tor the purpose uf discussing cN
pori taxes on prtr,lcum VIII meet oh
b. .ol ard Adulphn dc l.ahueiin. min
l,',i. II finance at conference In
uosl,o City. h,giHniug April q. IL was
.Huuunoru
Members Of the committee consist of
a. q Sinclair. l.. e. lufkin. ,. W
Naudykc ard ". & Taglc and Z l.
Buhcry They viii confer with Mex
team officiuis regarding further dcvcl
.pncuts IT "a production in MeNicS
Niih special reference to new oNplora
iiun and drilling rights.