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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-15
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radio
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100 % hunting ri-r watch Two thirty
ropt lengths 81 tutcuua bon the ban wor.
u,rd and NJ ErlIug reported that hr
hoard th" DlIly Nrws concert
Cl,ir Aord 1908 Madison street
heard 'bo music and conversation o's.h
H.i night
Edpar kBuou.,. 1910 Tfylu. Street
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The Great Wet Ni a Elevation soi
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Radio fans u,iug oui OF Amarillo 1rs
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BARTON AT
DENISON TO
INVESTIGATE
CONDITIONS

By Associated rrrss
DE>ISON. Texas. July li.--Ndiutant
General Thomas Barton of the Texas
captain of the Texas Rangers. arrived
here tonight 10 make % survey of ih.
strike situation at the request II Fat
VI. Nen
General Barion and Captain Hickman
held a conference tonight with local
Officials of the Missouri. kansas and
Texas railroad aud tomorrow will meet
with Officers of the local railroad labor
unions. \ parade ~ all union men IN
scl'edllcd Tor tomorrow morning. ...
DENISON. Texas. july it-"No
strike breakers will h. brought into
Dcnison and mo- attempt will bc made
60 open the shops here until adequate
protection for the workers has been
provided by the state ur federal gov
crumcui.' W NJ Nhltouton. assistant
chief operating officer " the Missouri.
kansas and TpAts railroad investigating
thc strike situation here. stated tonight.
Mr. Whicuiun said sufficient pro.
lection is not h"ing provided hy the
city ur county al the present time
Mr. whtcntou denied that any ol
the alleged strike breakers seized hv
strikers were hrough, iu hy the railroad
company
~ Is not safe to attempt to bring
In workers at the present time nc
said The company viii not cudanger
the lives OF the relief men. which would
result under present conditions when
We have assurance that workers can
be imported without disturbance from
union men and their followers, action
will bc taken TO reopen the shops"
The strike situation here tonight was
more un-"t,l'sl thur 80 .u8 .lm, u,.
the clash between union men and al
legged strike breakers "Wednesday morn
ing Unofficial reports have been cur
rent that federal troops viii bc sent I'd
Denlson within fortycight hours Rail
road and local officials would not com
ment upon the report
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PINE BLUFF Ark, luiy II Three
thousand tive hundred proposals uf mar.
r,pgp'
Edith Nae Patterson. young "erhool'
uam" hcrc has received that many
And has rejected every onc ot 81 them.
saut t.tau es ', tI'Fst 3
Eigh, months ago Miss Patterson 8
aunt. W.thou, Miss pnucrson's knowl'
edge. entered thc schooltcachcrs photo
graph m 90 state holuty contest
N.litlr l1tor along 'lmp a rhrrk Tor
60 5000 Miss Patterson bad won inst
urgc Immediately h,r fame as tho
.Id with the Mona LISA smile hcSau
Zoo spread and proposals began 90 rain In
n mail and telegraph
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; MEN ARE
MANGLED BY
r. |. TRAIN
Element Of Mystery Enters Into Tragedy When
1t Is Learned That Men Were Awake
Few Minutes Before Arrival Of Cars.

dpor luokcd oui and s,w three men SIT
fng uu the dcs of the cattle guard
t. got his milk bucket and on his wny
tho ruWpon heard the men still laugh
NJ aud talking IT, said he had drawn
mis- half gallon of milk when he heard
the train whistle and knew something
vas wrong Novel; said " was nvS
ery 10 hun how the men could hay
ole 60 sleep SO quickly and slept So
oundly
Thusr who see possibility ~ fou'
play point to the fact that two pistols
were found Two packs Of playing cards
verc also found scattered along th,
tracks, Engineer Henry Easily ~ S'yre
okla. who has been running to Aina.
o. llp fur 70 years etys hc frl' th" hosiies
MI while they were still slightly warm.
that bat little blood flowed from th,
at and that u had already begun tu
show signs of cuaguhiion. though he
icapcd from his engine ~ soon a. h'
+ ould stop the train and ran back Co soc
what had been done
Those who s,c pussihlc suicd point
to how the men were lying on lh' track
Two with their heads scro-s one rail
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O,w Killed. ! Hurt


WHARTON. Texas, July N-Jake
Herman, cNprcssman wa killed and w.
ru passengers injured when Gulf Colo.
RADIO aud u Santa Fc passenger train
was wrecked eighteen miles north Of
Wharton today The wreck is believed
n have bcon caused by spreading of
nils The injured were brought here Tor
treatment.
The baggage car a passenger coach
md box car left the tracks The train
vas carrying mixed passenger and
IRE ght service.
The passenger coach which slid down
. six foot cmlmnkmont was filled with
children including several women \
panic nearly resulted before male tas.
cngors obtained the release Of the wom.
rn and children. Eve men and two WON.
n were only slightly injured
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Relieve rarlrN failcd.

~ Nssn,iatrn fr".a
WASHlNGTON. 'uly IA pa'ti
al ,pita ntV existed tonight that tho
United Mine Wurk'rs of America will
refuse President Htri.ugs offer of ar
, ,tratiun in sottl, tho clal strike. both
hitumnous and Bntbfa,,tc
John T.. Lewis president ~ tho uuion
Wiusm Grorr .e.r,tHr, treasurer H0d
Phillip Murray vice president l'tt e
fiual conference ~ the White Hous"
with President ilariug and Secretary
Davis laic today dct"rWncd. % waa an
fcrstood. to recommend refusal ~ tho
government offer O. iho union policy
.mmitt,. which VIII meet here tumor.
row.
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Murder. suicitc ~ accidental death?
ANY ~ tie three theories ~ a. the
cause of the drath of thrrr men
found on the Rock Island tracks yes.
lcr'lai morning NJ little before !
o'rlnrk maN hc irnable.
The ohviors cause was that the
Rock Island passenger train due
here nj u. ~. killed the men When
Il passed over their bodies near u
crossing two miles ctSt ~ the city.
More of them has ,ct been hlrnli.
fled.
The bodies II the men were hur
rihl, manIlcd legs, arms. feet and
and brain, were scattered up and
down the track for nearly 100 yards.
The bodies were twisted like wire.
Rits II clothing covered with blood
and parts of the bodies of the vic
Tins were picked up.
That the men were ASLEEP is the mos
generally believed Theory However j
I. Nowcll. farmer living near the plHr
where the men were Killed. says d
heard them laughing and talking oul
about five minutes before they wcf
crushed and manglod to death.
Novel; says be- arose before dathrca
md heard talking lie went 10 h,s iron
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Then p contest ~ find the prctt est
girl .u The United states started. Miss
Patterson entered She won the first
prize uf s250O
More proposals Hundreds of EN- All
Mlss Iattcrson's friends wccr kept bus,
3D.. raN t',,-.
wow tie htll school teacher has en-.
tered an international beauty contest.
zine Blun people are confident she'll
wn II she does. i' VIII hc her last con
test she SAYS
"Cumpcting isn't hnlf az interesting
as teaching school she SAYS
Marriage Not until the right man
.umcs. sayt Miss Paterson and smiles
90. Mona l.sl smile
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NAM Nii~nd Initiation

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TN. rI,cn ln Nrrce.

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HOUSTON Tu'E % Federal luir.
o 70 uu.r.-r. I.fn rudnv Afternoon
rd,I , l,zlI lnui. .' uRr' fouI hours
'hr f,tl.rr ..Hfi hH, %, drcrtiur a'
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r.kue .buIH,n ,r th, othcr 20 sgtc,
lls.r a restraining ur'lc, -in affect In sr
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approval -Iriih WHrning NJ lH
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LEADERS FAIL.
TO MAKE ANY
HEADWAY ON
RAIL STRIKE
Byh oeia,,d Pres

by Associated Pres
CHICAGO. July li-Issucs involved
10 th, railway shopmen's strike were
Iear'y dc, ned ,nd discussed at length
iui mo- conclusions were reached as the
.su'I ol four hour conference today
letv,.u r,prcscntativos ~ the rail.
uads No, shopmcn and the United
states lHir,ad Labor Board according
o statements issued tonight by Chair.
nan H"n " Hooper OF the board and
" Iev'n of the shopmen.
T. 2 Cuhl' head of the United
9rothyrh"od Of Maintenance OF Way
.mplN, and Railway shop I.aborers.
eh" held midnight conference here
rst urht with Nr Jcwcll. left for
Wa.1g'.u r-iu,. where II vas said he
spr,i,d io s.r the president. lie re-
trr,t,d hs statement that the 400. 900
maintenance uf way employees would not
.irik, despit. th, fact that some Of his
men had ioined in a sympathetic strike
with the shopmen.
Following r1uiuet meeting AZ which
Dec strike WsS discussed officials nj
Washington clos, tp President Hard.
ng said tine rhict executive was opti.
uista regarding the ability Of Chair
Hau lluou,r to effect settlement.
conc utgauixiinu. the stationary fire
eu. engineers ard oilers however. an
houuccd itg Intention 10 Join the walk
M oi sho"nsu iuiN ~, when Timothy
Hcsly international president. sent out
70 strike cau affecting ai,out 5000 men.
81 Tolrd.s ohio iSo haEEsf. handlers.
truckers 1nd aborcrs ~ the union sta
tion quit work.
More troops were ordered out today
% proi,'f rIlroad property and en-
plHt,s soldiers we're sent 10 Poplar
.I I. f. relieve troops already
'I.I.. and Gul.ru,r Davis ~ ohio or.
t..| .uuus uuuHzrd Tor possible use
connection with the coal and rail
r.'...
a.rH. W,rts and Governor Neft
r T.. ,"i ..Ht representatives. ~
.'.....n FL. r.ivr' pu 0uuiitions, witch
r. ..H .. Missouri. Kansas & Texas
HU.utd off.ll. tu hc interfering with
/ .. uI..fi... .l fr,ira Attorney Gen.
Ift -H.If. HH- requested 10 send
/ '00 I.Ht~ .#r.r,lt io the strike dis.
I r. rltNHn ohio
r..U n. nfb railroad property
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Train Fired On.


BALTIMORE, Nd. July IA Bait.
more and ohio passenger train bound
from Baltimore tu Washington wns fired
upon as II ncarcd Camden station. this
city. carly tonight Onc bullet PASSED
through window of coach within "a
-rw inches of the head ot W T. Evans
4 Baltimore Inquiry has failed to cs
''hlish identity 81 tho person who fired
fh, shot
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kLAN INITIATION IS
MADE PUBLIC AFFAIR

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DALLAS lHt 90 N.u rhl. 100000
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candidates would hp Initiated
Several huudlt-J women tIHIua
American fmE-. started iu. I.usiuu o.,
rHr.NHs foo amt taking -4f. Boo ihc
stadium Thr uii 1ti"u was carried ou,
" thnui trI confusion Men irrm .ur
iNuldiur ,n..u1iulI.,. 1I, said in have
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,u. $500. .r.eHtir,i tr l, CO., ttsi pub.
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g., Southwest
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WRECKS ON
Three LINES
CLAIM HEAVY
CASUALTIES


Ry Associated Press
JOPLIN. Mo. july li.-une person
yas killed and two injured when two
freight trains uf tne Frisco met In q
hcad-on collision at q bridge ucnu Carl
Junction. - mllca northwcat OF hero
nte tndaN
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ONE WOUNDED IN
STRIKERS CLASH

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Several Reported Hurt
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ASUENlI.LE n. C.. July li-Sevcral
rcrsons were reported injured. two en-
zines disabled and combination bag
;agc and passenger coach ON the South.
'rn Railway wrecked tonigh, near "a
,ida. y. G.. when tho extra engine used
n the mountain grades hrpke from Con
'rol and struck the -, .ceiiop OF toe
p. -cngcr iN't - n1rcc"sSl
ng 10 adviccs rccci, vi fors.
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SIX UNNATURAL
DEATHS YESTERDAY

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CONTINUED ON FACE FouRl
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Two Candidates for Constable in
each Township
One Candidate for Township Trustee
in each Township
One Candidate for Township Clerk
in each Township
One Candidate for Township Treas
urer in each Township
Given under my hand and seal of
said County at my office in the City
of Hays, County of Ellis, State of
Kansas, this 3Oth day of March,
1922.
NJ. A Basgall,
N-Sl County Clerk.
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InaenIous seheme EaIIed.

When 1 was in the seventh grade at
school, relates a correspondent of the
Chicago Journal. there were two girls
I thought I was in love with. but
could not decide which one I liked
best. So one day l thought I would
write each a nice love letter exactly
the same and I would then choose the
one who answered the most favOrably.
But when they got their letters. each
let the other know so as to make her
Jealous. I wrote each again. but I
got no reply at all.
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and is a discerner of the thoughts and
intents of the heart.
WHAT DOES IT EFFECT?


ID Repentance, Acts 2 :37: Now,
when they heard this they were prick
ed to the heart, and said unto Peter
and to the rest of the Apostles. Men
and brethren, what shall we do? 10Y
Faith, Rom. 1O:17: So, then, faith
cometh by hearing, and hearing bv
the Word of God. 60 Cleansing.
John 1853: Now We are clean through
the word which I have spoken unto
you. "a Enlightenment, Ps. 119:1SO:
The entrance of Thy words giveth
light; it giveth understanding unto
the simple. 90 Sanctifcation, John
17:17: Sanctify them through Thy
Truth; Thy Word is Truth. (6)
Spiritual begettal, Jas. :18: Of His
own will begat He US by the Word of
Truth. Cd Spiritual quickening,
Ps. 1880: Thy Word hath quick
ened me.
(8) Spiritual growth, Deut. 1922:
Ny doctrine shall drop as the rain,
my speech shall distin as the dew, as
the small rain upon the tender herb,
and as the showers upon the grass.
(9) Spiritual strength, Eph. 6:1O, II,
IT: Be strong in the Lord and in the
power of His might. Put on the whole
armOr of God; -. and take the
Sword of the Spirit, which is the
Word of God. (1O) Spiritual bal
ance, Thess. BIB: To the end He
may establish your hearts unblamable
in holiness before God. (1D Spirit
uaI perfection, Heb. 1921: Make
you perfect in every good work to do
His will. Tim. 3 :16. II: All Scrip
ture is profitable, that
the man of God may be perfect, thor
oughly furnished unto all good works.
(12) Salvation, Rom. :16: For I am
not ashamed of the Gospel of Christ,
for it is the power of God unto sal
walton to every one that beieveth.
WHAT SHOULD WE DO WITH IT?
% Love, Ps. 119: love Thy
law. ~ Study, John 5:39: Search
the Scriptures. Ps. p: In His Law
doth he mediate day and night. (3)
Assimilate, Ps. 1871: Thy Word
have hid in mine heart, that might
not sin against Thee. az Practise,
Luke 1928: Blessed are they that
hear the Word of God and keep 1t.
90 Spread, Jer. 1928: He that
hath Ny Word let him speak My
Word faithfully.
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NOTICE OF PRIMARY ELECTION
Hays, Kansas, March 80, 1922.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

You are hereby notified that a
Primary Election will be held on the
1st day of August, 1922, being the
first Tuesday in said month, at which
time candidates for the following
offices will be nominated according to
the provisions of law by EACH of the
various political parties of this state 4:
One Candidate for Congressman, 9Th
District
One Candidate for Justice of the Su-
preme Court Position No 1
One Candidate for Justice of the Su-
preme Court, Position No. 2
One Candidate for Governor
One Candidate for Lieutenant-Gov-
ernor
One Candidate for Secretary of State
One Candidate for State Auditor
One Candidate for State Treasurer
One Candidate for Acknowledgement
One Candidate for Superintendent of
Public instruction
One Candidate for Superintendent of
Insurance
One Candidate for State Printer
One Candidate for District Judge.
23rd District
One Candidate for Representative,
seth District
One Candidate for County Clerk.
One Candidate for County Treasurer
One Candidate for Register of Deeds
One Candidate for County Attorney.
One Candidate for Probate Judge
One Candidate for Sheriff
One Candidate for Coroner
One Candidate for Superintendent of
Public instruction
One Candidate for Clerk of the Dis
trict Court
One Candidate for County Commits
sioner, 1st District
Two Candidates for Justice of the
Peace in each Township
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Price 81 pound postpaid.
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WHAT ARE ITS GENERAL CON
TENTS?

q, p Doctrines and precepts, 2
Tim. 3:16: All Scripture q.
is profitable for doctrine, for reproof,
for correction, for instruction in
righteousness. (3) Promises, 2 Cor.
l go: For all the promises of God in
Him are yea. and in Him are Amen.
az Exhortations, Heb. :22: And
I beseech you, brethren, suffer the
word of exhortation; for I have writ
ten a letter unto you in few words.
90 Prophecies, Dan. 9:24: Seventy
weeks are determined to seal
up the vision and prophecy. CO.
Histories, 2 Chron. 24:27: They are
written in the story of the book of
the kings. Cd Types, Gal. 4:24:
Which things are an allegory, for
these are two covenants, the one
from Mount Sinai, which gendereth
to bondage, which is Agar.
WHAT ARE ITS LEADING
CHARACTERISTICS?
% Truthfulness, Ps. 119: Thy
Word is true from the beginning.
~ Goodness, Heb. 6:5: And have
Harmony, Acts 1918: And to this
agree the words of the prophets, as
it is written. az Comprehensive
ity, Eph. 3:18: Ye may be able to
J comprehend with all saints what is
! the breadth and length and depth and
height. 80 Authoritativeness: Is
500: To the law and to the testi-
tasted the good Word of God. 90
mony; if they speak not according to
this word, it is because they have no
light in them. CO. Suficiency, 2
Tim. 3:15-17: From child thou hast
known the Holy Scriptures, which are
able to make thee wise unto saliva
ton, that the man of Goo
may be perfect, thoroughly furnished
unto all good works. Cd Efficacy
Heb. Alp: For the Word of God !:
quck and powerful, and sharper thar
any twoedged sword, piercing ever
to the dividing asunder of soul anC
spirit, and of the joints and marrow
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of them that they had been with
Jesus. Pet. 1:21: Holy men of
old spake as they were moved by the
Holy Ghost.
(6) Its super-human knowledge
Cor. 2:7, 8, 10: But we speak the
wisdom of God in a mystery, even
the hidden wisdom, which
none of the princes of this world
knew; but God hath reveal
ed them unto US by His Spirit, for
the Spirit searcheth all things, yea,
the deep things of God. Ps. 119 :9S,
80, 100: Thou through Thy com
mandments hast made me wiser than
mine enemies. I have more
understanding than all my teachers,
for Thy testimonies are my medita-
ton. understand more than the
aneients, because 1 keep Thy pre-
cepts. Mark 1924: And Jesus
answering said unto them: Do you
not therefore err, because We know
not the Scriptures, neither the power
of God?
CD Its indestructibility: Is. 4O:8:
The grass withereth, the flower fad
eth; but the word of our God shall
stand forever. Matt. 24:35: Heaven
and earth shall pass away, but Ny
words shall not pass away. 1 Pet. /:
25: The Word, of the Lord endureth
forever.