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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-05-20
King of Bdtters
Little Ole Babe
Swats EN- Toddy

hy Associated fr'~s
KEW YORK. N.y Baseball fans
o. over the ,ty- perhaps thc country
Wcf, talking about the scheduled rc
urn oi Bah, Ruth from exile 10 the
Polo grounds tomorrow Afternoon.
Reserved seats Goo the game hay,
been sold SOME OF ne bloacher bugs
are likely 90 81, lI outside the gatcs
acfo., dawn. a> th,, 10 tor IN" world
a,rbs
Th,r,s .n, Uffi, ,ormallty that must
l, ,rIi,F u1I o,. night since the
Bah. -a-p,us.ur not automatically
.ttsd tomorrow H- BOSSES must send
. pui,t, telegram iu Commissioner
Lands iuUualug % t viii b, all rgh
f,r th,lI .B.orif' eHpllye 90 Eu back
tu Wor. a ro.F must come from the
commissioner h,fo. ll,h' can t'Ee h.s
plhcv u th, lp'.ur
IN, -Irht .f HiH Hyinging the trtds.
aiiug hsi thl' ,iost-d 30 hoW" runs
Asf .,. m-. r., uf thu- extra
ordinary attraction. thar tomorrow -
.tt,, ..tv..n .u, Nruh,e- and ib. -
/ Isui. E.Owr- aa- 'ne. Iw" Other
home ram swlif.r- viii uaNr ihcf
1922 how q. fr- .' fhr Sam. U.r' t.
f 900, Rsn,
or. 40 ... - Kenneth Williams
OBJ. t.I., lrD IL. Iuiur Iu-f tnyu 10.
..,H n tUr Io....s-. hit produCf,n ln,
ss fh, Babe pt. f"sI HsH. Already
/ hs.. rD, ,I.s,. a them tu h.s cred
4u. tr,r. lU START con- au,h"iv
RsI-. EuH .H,.... lh,s uwe Hsl srs
pol. Esr. hsH ... tNeNo noHHe rHu'
Hn ODD. .iHfr
Rut the BlHa rr'vnds eo"l iudr
f.u.r,. .. fI. Nt' 0pInE hy Williams
"Oh. he'll QUIT Is the Yankee hitter
,efu..l.rf when SON ask him what h'
tntni. alast th. va, thi- So louii
chap d. tnorklrg con oui ir 'us
'.s Eorr.. H 81 l0uis tn' Bah
rdd-
Wuam~ 10 ...a.fed to have ad ma
Is,..- r.- -taurr "a iop 'he hawhinoI
..,.rI rrd frst q just 7s s"Un plar'
. .h.rf auIt. vHr, There nohndN I'd
catch .i ts a'pa swinging 'or e. hom
.un oI rothiHl
1901 r.- nar CO.. lee inhi mtr
.r..f af eE 'he nab. -,ss lhnr
Kenneth
n aanf vHfr fn take credit ava
na enih ~ Tom cautiously Del
rIrs butt huf n b. mv honest orin
ian thsf " wIu. np could piss - g'me
.af o. paf -Ina is 't.. vrHr eifh 'ha
short rrhf n,I -fsna as a tarzft b
u4..Id urtEf H,H4s rIrr
THf ihHd as'ut iuunfnN r'l %
fhaf .f uaI Nen-,l hHrishsd ffaH ih
sars uith ruH foI 60 fire. ft daf
fh. ..ufnH i=fausl fhrf srrf hsff
aierminr iHsf fan nftif c0.nmiaslnne
laadIf told fiHn sni ~ hfusfl tn9y
a fhins ~ fua tioiH hiffiHF hnfnsf'
lasi ser D. Fn "a home runs
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6 SUSPECTS ARRESTED
IN CHICAGO RIOT CASE

CHICAGO. Nav fa-Wuh six now
SUSPECTS under arrest tonight in con.
nection with labor homhings which cub
minated n tho killing ~ fwo policcmer
more ihtu week aEo police wer, "a
tempting 10 determine whether boys or
t"rrofIsis were responsible Tor the fire
which Tucs'inv uicht burned an lncom.
nl'i"a seventy room apartment huili-
inE
While The Investigation proceeded 90
daN petition for wrii- ~ hal~as cor.
rns iof thr release ou iau of Rir
fim Murphy fnd Pred Nadsr lshpf
l'adrfs Indicted with ss others be- con
nrciion with ~" sisyines was filed IN
surruof rnuff snd made returnahi,
TnrsHHr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-05-20
DAILY NEWS BEGINS
RADIO BR0AOCASTlNG

stand hA. sou radio fans
Tho u.I concert ewes hrutu, u,lstft
.tm o. radio station ~ Amarillo rae
.snt H. last ulzft from th, Amtli.
Daily N,vs tf,adolsiiur station Is
u.f iarI"t frl Ntff ssf hJ. h,,u if
sialt.l whi.h vii h,. uscd until tu,
NrWs largc -et consisting ot two
ui, watt tuh,s snd .n' OI 'h. hest
Ufrfntf in fhs SuHfHWtu Is conn
r..teu This hfg. hral,stur out-
nI i- now under construction and
Hs fu.. a- .ous Iarts which are
ru0 Ir Transit arrive Will r,ulsr, fhr
fsnp.uft ..t uhI,h is l,uI used
Musical tnd nrvr concerts Nill De-
e..a1 ht rhr Dalt News ever,
.suHr Hrpnrr vuurue sf a
. tln,. f'HeellU -rus. weather r..
port. latest news flashes. aud the
ist.-f mus,aI uumh,is viii hr sent
1m from tins Station ail ,tsr fle
,tn flRrff
Iutir- Who hsrrd Too inuv
Nluf runfrr iHrf urhf u.r. T.
DB.sisl ha thr opsnim io phone
Tar nlHt N.rs Before fhe unann
ttd Issn hlasa. -ilns isH m4nui.s
fm rrfils fsiefhHnrd that -,
prI. .t.fIIur fhs Iumirn iaHuf
srni
fltl temporary ouiih me- hsinF
.raf SEQ nHsfI ifi h fHf AH.s
.n EsdIn shop
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ORDER SUNDAYS News TODAY

want had hriicr
n >uh>'tihF-pr"oapn
fot
Is uui N~~-ai'd ifF c"te
the 81 rrlabiy hsmcn
prdti'd rdn"u ana 'ha
% should rad the DsH, the things wfn nd
in nndt, NeNs
,omi,f f-aturr sr-pr In rdors
chddrrn tnr"
th Arlington b. the Msis-ppi ns
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the
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tisn On
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h SUNDAY win "e "sse.
American. Naens and frts f-f"s, -" W"
wasldsl sldr As-s<iasd
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ARBITRATION
IN PERUVIAN
CHILE ROWS
IS POSSIBLE

WASHlNGTON. Nav 10 - The
Chilean and Peruvian delegations 20
the Washington conference again eN.
changed opinions at q joint meeting to
day but adjourned until Mondny with
out having fully joined the issue on any
of the mnjor problems confronting
them. The discussion is understood
again To have fallen short OF a direct
issue because uf The different view
points on which thc two groups predict
ed Arguments.
Chile's tendency is ssiid TO have been
from the start to direct the conveisl'
tiuns along the line OF fulflllment q
article three ~ the treaty of Anc'n
which provid" Tor nlchisclte 10 decide
whether Tacnn africa is To- remain per
manantly under chilean or Peruvian
sovereignty
The Peruvians ARE said a. hnv" placed
considerable stress ON their govern
ment'S charges that Chl, has violated
the treaty in various WAYS and that
"ChileanizinP processes have h""n IN
operation FOR many years in the dis
puted territory
Today's session lasted for AN hour and
a half. and Is understood tn have been
devoted largely o. statements hy Carlos
Aldunate. foi chile. ana Melton porras
for Peru. each following the general
policy already laid down by his dclrga
ton. Afterwards onc scntence com
muniaue wss issued announcing that
the discussion were proceeding in 70
serene spiIit" but leaving NO clue 20
IN. subject ~ the matter in discussion.
Tho Associated Press woe informed iu
authoritative quarter that 1rhitrati"n
ALREADY had entered into the discussion
aa a posslhl, means of fual settlement.
ON. ~ the delegates was said to have
suggested 20 his colleagues That there
l.. an Immediate discussion of arhiira
ton ,f. nrln. ipl,. tnt eNchaugcs ~, oriu
ion ~ that subject to procred simultan.
enusly with the effort for q direct and
unaldcd agreement.
\ spokesman for the Chile delegation
received newspapers correspondents ~
the first press conference ~ ih' ne
gotiations this aftrnonn hut flItN d.
elned To answer any questions 'hai
were asked with the objection ut ascci
taining the trend of discussions during
the first two informal meeting u
was explained by the spokesman thHl
there would be three kinds oi meetings
during the conference First there
would be- the Informal session. such
us have been held since the conference
was formally opened last Monday and
az which thv delegates would informally
60 over various ,'ubircls. Then there
would be forn,al Gieetings ~ which ~,
secretaries Of the two delegations would
be- present al which verbatim records oi
IN. proccedings would hc kopt TIN,
third class uf meetings would %" "lcn
AIRY sessions like that held al tn
opening oi tu~ conference Monday TIE
public would bc admitted Co these S's
Siuns u was said. but they would b,
held olly when there was au important
decision To announce.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-05-20
HARMONY IS
BROUGHT TO
NATIONS BY
CONFEREN
BY Associated Prcs

BY Associated Press
GENOA. May ls--The dominant
thought i Genoa tonighi ~ the delega.
tions to the economic conference were
leaving or packing their trunks prepar
story to departing fci' their home lands
seemingly was that. although the con
ference was thine I'd the past. as far
~ Genoa u conc a. IT. achievements
would likely contribut, much to the
pncificatiou ana re- onstriction ~ Eu.
rope.
The officials ~ soh,e Of the smaller
states undoubtedly wsli 80 home disap.
pointed. perhaps angry. because their
troubles have uui been settled az Genoa
Lithuania. for example. n chugrined
that Genoa has-uot chased me Polish
troops from Lithuanian te.ritoFy; and
the small Russian republics bordering
he Caspian and Riack Seas, are gricvei
because Genoa tailed 10 free them from
olshcvik rule
put. as . whole the belief prevails
ghat the Genoa conference. despite dis.
puies which almost pushed Europe to
the edge of a. pro,iplee has resulted ih
the beginning oi better understandings
,etwcen the nations OF Europe. includ-
rg RUSSIA ENen official France ed
niited this tonight.
Frame which camt here reluctantly.
luos, sIspi,iously goes away with
notr confidence i,otis Earthou. vice
Gcui,r in ihe Frcth rahinc, and
"ianc's chi" dei.gh, fu the confer.
encc. In his final words to ,he press to-
ught dshrcd it wks his conviction
thst IN. Genoa conf frcnce. which he
allied the child ct cinnes was to-day
good health and tlt, ie saw no rea
con why the iufsni tou. not iourney
aroly to tn Hoguvi an ihcrc thrive
nd prosper
The child was,a,i ~ " =, birth. said
] = lt's'hoa OK - - "a. 80
! roo many zu,la,h.l y ihe form OF
.hntyfour uaiionsf whion -.ther wet,
,calous ~ on drtcsied one another
I.iuyd Gsurg.. who has hurried hacl
tu England has not accomplished ev
,rything hc hoped Tor. bat io,L,y found
Elm iu nr, good humor as the coufcr
! eu,o held IT, CLOSING session. tie ha,
mad siN weeks of the most wcryiug eN
pericnces In his amazing career Never
hcless. hc lett italsn soil optimistb
tc. the uturc. ~ only the l.ussian'
aiU prove reasonable.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-05-20

Ry Associated rrcss
NEW YORK. MAY IA postofnce
holdup. SURPRISING n daring any of the
recent REGISTERED mail ihctts would have
been p,rpetrated at the City Han post
office tomorrow hut Tor the work OF
posioffcc Inspector who grew beard
aonsort,1 ,'r tur plotteis h,d untoN
erod their scheme
This was the statement today Of post
office inspector Domu IN making pub
nc th, "details of the arrest or seven
Mcu-~iN of them present or past post
offic. employees. H., asserted that their
capture would clear up the registered
mail uheit uf july IL. when Sl,4'i 900
u liberty bonds were stolen from the
mails. would aid IN solving a hereto
fore undisciosed theft of $4,000 IA Sc
curitits and might 20 far toward clear
INK up the 81 OO0 0OO mail truck hold
up in lower Broadway last October.
Plans had been laid. and were to have
been carried out in day light Tor the
huldup and rohbing of an entire regis
tcrrd mail section ot the city hall sta
ion. through which millions IN sc-
,uiitirs flow daily from the Wall Street
financial zone. inspector Dumu said
Name kept Secret.
The name of the inspector who uncov'
cred an, plot as a bearded had man"
and ms plausible manner. was withheld.
Il was said hc succeeded IN gcttiGs
himself counted iu on the proposed
,,iN hall station holdup.
The seven captvoS taken last night
were confronted with transcripts OF a
telephone record early today in tho
presence OF The bearded inspector and
some ot them are alleged 20 have con.
lrssed
So completely wevi the mail robbers
taken IN ~ their new found pal lnspvc
tor Doran said today hr could recount
almost every step taken in the July IS
liberty bond theft
the chief actor iu this theft. he said,
was Morris Stcrnb-rg % I3yoar old
clerk in the registry department Stern.
/ bcrg acoording to the inspector had
some mcans--a~ SET undiscovered ui
tscertainiug whca valuable packag's
wyr, Co come Co the posto'noc from thu
/ federal reserve lank
/ ~" knew iu sdSHnr. of tn, his ship
nrut of Liberty Bonds which W.s made
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-05-20
NEGRO DRAGGED
TODEATH after
KILLING OFFICER
MOB STORMS JAIL. HAULS
BLACK THROUGH STREET
THEN BURNS BODY

TEXARKANA. Arb Nay 20 Btt.
tering down the iail door with an iron
beam. members of a mob here tonight
took from the Miller County jail Ar
kansas the negro Huleu owens. who
this afternoon shot and fatally wound.
ed Y. e Choaic on the Arkansas side.
dragged him ~ the end Of ropc until
n. was dead and atterward burned the
body NJ ths corner of Front and Vine
STREETS In ihe downtown section ~
The city.
Tnouyluds ~ persons surrounded the
Sail dU/ ing the attack ~ the Woh hu'
oniv cointaratiNck small rumb,r ac.
tualh tart lsiipted iu ihe lyucmng ~.
NJ Barney. Judge of thu Arkansas mani.
cipal court msde nn Intellectual plea
20 the mob 10 lct the law take its
course
Tn. negro was dragged eight blocks
death resulting from ~traugulation IN
route Twice th' moh attempted 90
hoist the hody to the telephone p"l's
hut sach time thr mob cried. 'icis hurn
hin" snd the body Was lowered
owens had hecn arrested lisf riEhf
charged with 10. theft ~ automobile
arces-ori.s nud with The -hoot.ug this
afternoon. whrn taken 90 q plar, whore
H., said h. bad hiddsn Some ~ fhs sfnl
81 agficl.r
Tnkinr fhf Hfhcers into an til'f hs
rsssned .rio trash barrel sayiug hr
would isodsrr re- battery. hui Instead
~ -. issffsrt hr nuiisd gun from fhf
mIIpi turned en Thisf oi loles f.um
mus ana ofdsred the officers ~ stand
ssei ,hFf tummus pulled his Fur
and shat owens in 90" mouth ovrrs
r.furnlus 90. fne hHf ntssinR oHrns
th.n flsd ihfss hio.t- and engmaniisi
90 au sufanDiaie pnlo'r 'huafs unf
shni vhlie aifsmpfirf M fHsisnf opeus
fram gsffna aNa3 sth fhs caf.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-05-20
SUCKERS INCLUDED IN
EXCHANGE MEMBERSHIP

NEW YORK. Msy 20 The uiN try.
lng the American Cotton Exchange on
cnafgcs OF huckcting orders was told
uN Assistant District Attorney Winter
today that the eNchang, was composed
chiefly 90 several hundred crcdulous
southerners living hclow th, Mason and
Dixon line
They paid from seoo 10 $500 each for
membership he ~tid hut the active
operators w~rv q coterir of fifteen
brokers. among them the half dozen IN.
dicatcd with their Organization These
men Winters called "huuch OF hue.
cancers OPERATING un OBJ, -rs of COM
rIrr,e'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-05-20
2 KILLED WHEN TANK
OF OXYGEN eXPl0OES

80. '-...tatsd Irt-s
CAMBRIDGE Mass NAV ls-AtheF.
Co.. Kingsley umpr Of Cambridge. tel.
lur fo. r'Hrob iu Dvrogenic engineer.
rl lr Harvard aud William Conneli.
u. 'tmh.de, rlrp~nt~r were instant.
H sNI.t 'uaay 30, explosion of tank
of Hrut oyN-,n BOO the basement OF
th, jefferson physical labueatory at
Harvard Nn assistant and six other
students Var, injured
Duukr who was engaged In an army
fDs' experiment. m uentying oxygen
was blown Ju uiCcc~. Conneu. who wiz
wurkiug ni adioiuiug rooms -as killed
ia 20, -hr.. Oi tnt eNpkaion
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-05-20
BEARDED GENT AS PAL OF MAIL
ROBBERS STOPS DARING H0LDUP

on July II aud laid the pouch aside
when it Was delivered
A few minutes later. II is alleged, he
.ook tb, pouch 10 % small closet on the
third floor whore Edward Fogcl. con
.,d,mtp. had been hiding for several
hours. Tossing the pouch into the
losct. he sircllrd lnnUhantly back TO
n,s pos,. leaving tarci ~ rtf " ,pen.
sxtriot he pa,N Vs. OF bonds and siii'
iuietlN oJt Of the building
Courts bad Men"
Sternberg was suspected al the time,
nut care was taken to make him think
he was not and short time later oc
casiou. was found to drop HIM from the
service for minor lniraction OF the
rules.
The Inspector continued to watch him
ana four months ago the bearded
gent" managed To scrap" an ucquaint.
auov with the confectionery store he
and Fogcl had opened.
Taking room IN the lower east side
aI ms "hangout' the inspector installed
speech recording instrument and in
yitcd them To visit him u was not
long until hc had met the other fiv,
men alleged To be- members of the gang
ana was swapping stories with then
about their Rsil rohhing exploits -
while fellow inspectors recorded th'
conversations .n an adjoining room
Finally the gangstcrs lei the beard
ed gent In on tho city hall station plo
and tho 4vrnau cana.
Arraigned before COMMISSIONS
Hitchcock this afternoon tine seven pris
oncrs We're held N hail from t5OO q
S25 600 each.
Stcrnhcrg Fogcl, Abraham Gold
smith and Gustav Gables were held Il
$4,000. Irving Wrinstcin iu SIS .ooe al
Gustav Fcldman and Harr, Shapiro 81
s. uNO each
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-05-20
TEXAS AUTO MEN QUIT
ST. LOUIS CONVENTION

ST ID.l MAY 90 tn, annual con.
teutIor .. 'r. American Automobile A..
soririon tonight BROKE uU r Cd ~latn.
hle o.,. t H.rbam'uurN r',hui.tl.N
and d,I.glf.- from Ohio Illinois. ln.
dIarl k.Hf...E. Minnesota 1rt FENss
.tI'r t--u..tf.ons togcih, With those
from So fu-.'H and Kansas Dift. No
Withdrew Pa. .uu 1 new body The rc.
manning wE.H.utiors dominated hy
90, DhIeHuu Nornr club continued boo
session
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-05-20

HEAtMUNT MIT ~ -The imrelch.
u.sUf essf ssHIHrf sheriff b. ~ t.a.. D.
'f uiiH Hrnrit nH fhr ftFna- ihai D.
ra Her'.rr 81 hr D. kuk kiau. vas
f'si.f Haff nr fhf a..HIl nsn uio
f,H UHiIl 4HHI fn fnf firiiHf. lbiH
nIi fBdr f'.f o. sHnouneed
hf HoIih af..IH nHI aHH other
iHfrr EhH aiHHF fH fEfhfNar
hsnrhsf alfh h|m Iarns bic flaI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-05-20
ALL STATES
KEPT FROM
GENOA WILL
HOLD PARLEY

y, Associated Pres
CONSTANTINOPLE. May ls--It l.
ANN, Iuc"d from Angora that a general
conference OF eastern nations Including
an oi tlos' excluded from the Genoa
coni' renee, viii be held at Moscow In
tune The followers of Mustapha 5.e-
ne Pasha, the Turkish nationalist lead.
~ aspect "a take par, Ia all the de.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-05-20
GREAT BAPTIST
UNIVERSITY IN
GEORGIA, plan
CAMPAIGN TO COMPLETE rs
MILLION FUND TO BE
LAUNCHED IN JUNE

JACkSoNNlLlE, tli Nav ~ -
Proposals FOR establishing great Rap
tist university for the Southeast and
founding an additional theological sem
inary wer. referred by the southern
Baptist Convention here late today to
committees will make returns to the
next anuual convention
Home missions aud SUNDAY school
work with the reports 0f the boards In
charge took uu tho greater part of the
day and nighi sessions and II was an
nouuccd a conference Of Baptist leaders
will meet in Nashville June 2O.2i to
launch camIaign to complet. the
SIS 000 goo fund hy 1924 for enlarging
Baptist activities
The women's missionary union aux
iliary To the convention. Also discussed
the fund for which its members pledged
themselves to ,ontinu, their aid The
union held It's last business meeting OF
this year and reelected Nj " e.
James, Birmingham. president and 9TH
er officers as well a. hearing rommitr
tee reports.
The question uf new theological
seminary aud Baptist university was
raised iu a proposal made 10y trustees Of
Mcrcicr University Baptist iustiiu.
tion with the approval of the <iaptisi
state convention of Georgia. that Mor
cier be- made the nucleus ton both m
siitutions u this were done. th, trus
tees g,id they would transfer All ot
Merrier's assets tu IA, convention whtr
the latter completed iis $4,000 600 fun,
on condition that the convention rhis,
se.5oo.oo0 The Georgia Baptists prom
ised to subscribe s. 100000 sdditiona
! inr tho nrnieci
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-05-20
Hospitals Discussed.

Hospital work also was discussed to.
day and tomorrow IA. convention viii
take up the kymeu's movements. wom
ems work ANA Other allied SUBJECTS
white SUNDAY Will be- given over Ia
cficfi.d ,fv.a- ~ 80 IL, o. 3 Is.
Gambrcl tprmci president ~ khe .on.
Vention, who died IN Dallas lsk, sum.
mcr The final business session viii bc
held Monday.
Plans ,al Tor forming au organiga.
ton somewhat similar to one thst oh.
aimed th, original So GOO Oeo slihscrip.
tions and in addition to members ~
the conservation commission including
he state aud general secretaries the
president aud secretary of the women \
missionary union secretaries uf other
auxiliary organizations rud a few rep
Ir'scnutivc pastors and la,m'n luvi
utious also VIII o., extended tu the exec
/ utiN' committee nf the convention and
| uf the women uniuu state secretaries
~ The union editors ui Baptist papers
The cVcrutiv, coumi'te, OF ihc bymen =
missionary movement and others
Frank E Rwkhslt,r Nashville va,
,fr,lcytyd secretary and publicity dire,
'tor ~ th, convention conservation rou
ImissiUu
Statistics on ~"uthrrr Baptist wuti
SINCE the last convention show hrg'
sbius tur m, convention wear oi 1929
'hr total contribution, amounting o.
s23. .NNb.ase. gain of SEQ, nes ana the
Nsluo 90 church property yUg.sui 0a'
an incr's~" of sls,l olN other figure
ishuw~d continued increases iu a., doyD
inor items reported
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McNIurray Mo, ed.

Bishop William y Murray OF Mem.
his Whose district the last four years
included the Missouri conference and
Nurth ,iengia district and Bishop WI
',am y. Mcyurry ~ Louislill is given
so Ah.sn,lt iDenVe c,su =
Bishon Wfliau Nmsw~fi, OF Macon
'a. pors fsom the TcNas district TO
that which Includes the North Mi~~is
ppi. South Georgia Mississippi and
lorida conference while Rishup James
unnou De- OF Birmingham Na. viii
.aE, these conferences NoNi,o. West
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-05-20
TARIFF MEASURE
/. IS BLOW AGAINST
farmers. CHARGE
NEWSPAPER EDITORIALS
CAUSE FLARE. UP IN DIS.
CUSSING DUTIES BILL


WASHINGTON Nat Ta N,,,.ua.
f.r editorials 8ttt.kirg tnr tdniu.s.
ustior tariff h.n caused another ftr,
uU ,oiat u fsr senate duInE the con.
-.i'ritou oi fhaI mHsUr. The ,-i.iu
rails we're read hv senator simmons of
North Caroline B democratic l,.ad'r
.u ihs course of 1r address iu which hs
attached the bu gtu,ulh and t-srrt
rI there WIS growing revolt AGAINST
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ln rsplt senator NcCumh,r G,uubll
.tH. North Dakota. Ir rtarg. 20 Oh,
measure renewed his charge that ths
nrw w~I.r'IS were attacking fhc hH u
advertisements ot importers ard assert
.i that auN professions fo The cr-fra
ly nu'wiihs'sud.ng fhr reading of otii
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. chairman ~ fhr rrmutiou seti,urua
'rf H'n. Vhu s4id th. New yufl
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-05-20

Tn tisrHssIon vas brought io close
hv Senator iirhr nruu-rff hIshlra
Who sitsrk'i fh. nBiofIf, 10, suflrnt
nE What hs termed high duties on
paints sin Hrd ofE.f Ho,ts.Itl,.. of
fh. farming population iis aauna ss
Hith th' declaration 'hai 'hs Hepghh.
'sns PROPOSED io rul ia On every.
ih'nr from ~ cradle - ihs grave '
srnHi0f simmons charged that the TAR.
NJ IN vas ihs product - a deal among
ihs r'fuhiiran seuaiofs which neither
80 ie fhe tradr ls satisfied with