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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-09-28
Iavens and Mrs. E. Carisch were

Ravens and Mrs. E. Carlsch We're
guests.
Thomas Groves, Jr., Ted Thorn,
Rodney Williamson and Louis Stark,
of this place, left last week in their
Hupmobile for the West. They will
send the winter in Los Angeles.
Fifty veterinaries of Minneapolis &
St. Paul were entertained last Sunday
afternoon at the summer home of DR..
and Mrs. Chas. E. Cotton here. A
enc lunch was Served, followed by a
launch ride up Lake st. Croix.
Two large sO-foot towers will be
erected this week on the middle span
of the new interstate wagon bridge.
Riveting began on the steel structure
last Saturday. There will be 1000
rivets placed in this structure.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-09-28
FARMS FOR SALE
have several farm bargains. See
them before you buy. S. L. Krauth.

For Sale-Several good farm bar
gains, close to town and schools. Also
good assortment of dwelling houses
in city. Look these over before buy
ing. Linehan Bros
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-09-28

Piano-A player piano, as good as
new, with several selections, for sale
at a great bargain. Can be seen at
the o. w. Newcomb store.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-09-28

For Sale-Dinning room table and
six chairs, three burner oil stove.
Mrs. Mary Everson, corner Third &
Division st.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-09-28
BELDENVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Cooke and children,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-09-28

For Sale-Registered <pure-bred
Duroc Jersey Hogs. A. B. Ryan, Ro-
berts, Wis.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-09-28
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

For Sale-A three-quarter bed
davenport. Mrs. w. p. Knowles.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-09-28

Farm Mortage Money-Do you
need money between now and next
MAY? The River Falls National
Farm Loan Association can take an
unlimited number of applications for
closing during February, March and
April. Apply now as when the snow
comes it viii be all over until>next
spring. See w. II. Putnam.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-09-28
HOUSES FOR SALE

For Sale-8-room modern house, with
lots, one block from High School.
Inquire of L. F. Oakley, phone 502.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-02
News RADIO
APPARATUS IS
NOW GOING Up
CONCRETE P0URED FOR
POLES; INTEREST IN
RADIoPH0NE GROWING.

\ week ago today The Daily News
announced that Il would install radio
and wireless cuipmcnt. In the mean.
time. large numbers of people have com.
plimcnicd The Daily News fnr bclng so
Progressive In taking the lead in radio
activities In this section.
The Hall County Herald M Memphis
is now running radio column and In
lis issue last week referred to the plant
bcing Installed a, The Daily News.
Work has been going en- steadily In
getting the equipment ready. Concrete
was poured Yesterday Tor the bases
that will hold the iaisc poles. The AN
'vnna Is here and viii H. put up within
few DAYS. An important announce.
ment should ~ made wiihn few days
when the News viii hcgin receiving
radio messages.
chief inier,s, naturally Is IN the radio
messages. ior that means the human
, Voirr cdn d, heard. Wireless messages
are sent IN cndc and thus cannot b.
understood hy the average persons
DR.. J Z. Nunn. pahi.shsr ~ The Daily
News. went O. Colorado Springs the
1 ether diy. and he wrote that he found
radio was sweeping through Colorado
rapidly. and he was sure that Amarillo
, nnd Panhandle pcoplc would become en-
i thusisatic over Il.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-02
APRIL FOOL joke
BRINGS Wild RUN
IN MARKET LISTS
EACH BROKER HAS TO
STAND HEAVY LOSSES
FROM FALSE REPORTS.
ny Associated l'rsss

ny Associated frsss
DETROIT. Mich. April IA prac.
teal Joker who was responsible for
the appearance of American Fire Pro
icc,ion"-llsied as "A. +. r." on the
Detroit Stock Exchange To-Day. turned
the short session of the market into
one OF the hveliest on record. and was
only detected by the intervention II the
Michigan Securities Commission.
The appearance of the stock" was
the signal for spirited trading. although
no one seemed TO know anything about
II. Opening at 6. u quickly went TO IL.
then dropped as suddenly Go :. and
started upward again. hanging around
s. While some OF the traders wcrc
husily engaged figuring un their ''prof.
It's" one of their number got In touch
with the securities commission and In.
quircd II the stock had been sane.
toned by that body. The answer was
brief aud To- the point, and served "a
dampen enthusiasm. the commission
stating ~. =. T." was not authorized.
that sales In Il were Illegal and that
each broker must stand his own losses
More careful inquiry brought out
that "a. y r." stood also for April
Fool Preferred"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-02
SATTERWH|TE
GIVES Up IDEA
OF MANDAMUS
WILL NOT TRY STATUS OF
BILL LEAVING SwIsHER
COUNTY OUT.


AUSTIN. Texas. April i.-Represen.
tativc Lee satterwhlte Of Carson Coun.
~ said today that he has given up the
Idea OF filing mandamus proceeding In
the supreme court 10 test the validity
OF the representative re.districting hill
passed at the last session OF the legis
iature. II developed after the bill was
passed that Swisher County was left
out and II was to ascertain the statu,
Of the bill that Mr.. satterwbite pro
posed the proceedings.
The expense Of filing the suit causes
Mr.. Satterwhite 10 abandon II. Thers
Is no state fund out OF which such ex
.pense could be paid and II would have
10 be paid By Mr.. Satterwhite. per
sonally. He does not feel that hr Il
called upon 20 do this.
Although Mr.. Satterwhlte talked n
Governor Neff while here the prob
ability OF "A special session Of the legis
lature was not discussed. lie II OF the
opinion that there will be- no special
session and the next time the ieglslA
ture meets will be at the regular ses
sion next January.
Mr.. Satterwhite was passing through
Austin an his way home from South
Texas. lie is chairman of the Houss
Appropriations committee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-02
X. X. X. Will.
OVERTHROW
Government
HE ASSERTS
ny Asloessisi Press

ny Af7oessied Press
WASHINGTON. April i.-Destruc.
ton of the Ku klux Khan was advo.
Gated by senator Caiberson. Democrat.
ot Texas. In letter 10 n constituent.
declaring that the ku klux Khan was
an organization lnimical 10 orderly
government. The letter was made pg ..
lic here.
Il have no affiliaiion. directly or ~.
directly with this organization" SAID
Senator culberson. "And am unquaIl-
ficdly opposed 10 iis operations. II not
'urbcd u will usurp the functions Of
the state and he destructive of govern.
a.-nt itself. II win indeed overthrow
eur Anelo.Saxon civilization In its re-
lation 10 government.
Steps should I've taken therefore NO
cncc Ia arrest It's progress and finally
a. destroy H." "a.
The state rather than the Federal
government has power TO proceed
against the Klan. Senator culbcrson Dr.
clared. adding that the necessary power
TO handle the situation was laci<ing M
Texas. lie favored an extra session of
the legislature 10 enact legislation 70
meet the situation. tff4
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-02
RIVER FLOODS
ARE SWEEPING
SOUTH TEXAS
MANY HUNDREDS OF ACRES
IN CROPS ARE RUINED
WHEN INUNDATED.
uy Associated Prrys

iy Associated Prfss
HOUSTON. Aprll i.--Crest NJ flood
waters an ~ streams In this section IL
approaching and hundreds Of people In
the lowhnds nr. fleeing their homes
The san Jnclnto River II ON a ram.
mage with nll travel diverted beyond
Houston to crosby. Texas. where u still
IN possible 20 reach the city by rail
Waters. however. are splashing against
the rails NJ The southern Pacific Rail.
way bridge owe, th. san Jacinio River
ana service IN threatened.
The Trinity River near Dayton. Tex.
II rcported six miles wide with all crops
washed away ~ rotted In the ground
Loss viii be enormous.
Humhi< Goose Greek. and West Col.
umbia. Texas. ncarby oil fields. virtual.
ly are cut of from outlet with waters
streams rising.
since saturday n week ago from sir
10 ten inches of rain has fallen over
this section Tributary territory az the
Trinity and San Jacinto Rivers, those
expected TO do the most damage. caught
the brunt of the downpours ~ March
p and Wednesday and Thursday last
aud are expected Ia continue rising near
here for two or three days.
Tributaries running through Hous
ton. are on another rampage and faml
Hes are moving To higher ground. The
water II up 10 the roofs of several
houses So far no loss of life has beer
reported.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-02
WALkOUT IN
UNION MINES
100 PERCENT
CHIEFS aver
~ Associated Pres

i'y AtNoetahd ifrh
Quiet celebration uf the anniversary
az the introduction of the eight hour
.Liy In the mines marked the first day
af the country.whlc strike OF union coal
miners Yesterday.
with some 100000 miners. including
1e0 OO0 nununlon men. reported idle.
operators and union leaders were pre-.
dieting the first real test of strength
Monday because of the general custom
az observing thc eighthour anniversary.
Ia the meantime. however, an almost
complete Hispcnslon Of work was re-
ported by union headquarters In Penn
o. Iyana. Ohil. Illinois. Indiana. Kan
sas. Missouri. Iowa and other unlonized
districts In Pennsylvania bath the
hituminms and anthracite dIgglngs
were shut down.
From Kentucky II was reported that
work would continue under contract
which hnd another Year To run. In
West Nir.iria. the operators said the
mines would he rcJpcncd Monday on
nn open shop basis. In Kansas union
chiefs said tho strike would continue
Al xp.te an Industrial court order for "a
temporary extension of the old con,1c,
between the miners and the operators.
No effort toward government inter.
ventlon was reported during the day,
administration l,aders holding that any
such actiun on their part must be based
on the existence Of an emergency which
they said does not vet appear to exist,
~ supplies 81 oual from three 10 cigh,
weeks are on hand In various sections
az The country. All
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-02
LENINE NERVOUS
BUT VERY MUCH
alive. A.P TOLD
SOVIET DELEGATE DENIES
REPORT OF ENMITY
AGAINST ALLIES.

berlin. April i.-George Chitchcr'
in. Russian Soviet foreign minister and
head of the Soviet delegation Ia the
Gcnoa conference. cleared up recent
conflicting reports conccrning the state
of Premier Lcninc's health upon the
arrival here today ~ the first contin'
gent II the Soviet delegation.
"I.cninc is very nervous and rundown
from oyerwurk." NJ Chithcrin told the
Associated Press III. doctors have
ur.scrihcd rest We ~ not h'driddcn.
and he gO,s hunting whenever he can
leave Moscow. lie has no serious NAL
adv.
Concerning the statement In the
French Chamber of Deputies yesterday
nv Premier I'oincarc. NJ. Chiichcrin
made the following statement:
Upon my arrival In Berlin learned
that Premier Poincarc. ~ his last par
iiamentary speech. DECLARED the Rus
sian government presumably had made
offers Ia France which were directed
against Frances allies. deny this
statement most cmphaiically."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-02
DALLAS CITIZENS 4
SAY CRIMES ARE
TRACED T0kLAN
MASS MEETING SAYS lGoBs
K. X. K. Or ARI DUE
TO IT'S ATlGosPHIRI.


DALLAS. April i,--More, than 100
citizens of Dallas tonight issued pub.
.lc call for nnssr meeting 10 put IN
end To lawiessrcss here. = sta Ting that
the people must new detcrmine
whether they are Go have q government
y Inv cr n government Of the mob"
The meeting viii be held III the city
hall auditorium Tuesday night The &C.
uon was taken m result OF recent
tlogsings - fsss,sssi and unmarked
ten Of Dallas citizens.
The conference led 20 a decision 20
invite the public To sponsor q nll eor
a mass meeting. ad forms were circu-
.stcd Tor sigatures.
The call rccites so,ne u the alleged
crimes that have been conimlfto6-
The undersigned do NOT hesitate
10 say that they believe these crimes
were committed by The ku Klux &lan
or by others ON account of the atmos-
phere created by the Kian." it reads.
u mentions the oath each member
n the Khan Ia understood 10 be re-
luircd Ia take. aud closes with the
declaration that I'VE cannot now. there
fore afford to commit the protection OF
our people to officers sworn to obey
the laws of this land who NJ the same
time recognize their obligation TO the
superior officers of the Ku Kiux Kian
rara,.o "a, to the laws Of the Union
and the imperial state Of Texas"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-02
ALL KINDS OF H00TCH
PILED IN COURT ROOM

Many packages ~ hootch Of various
brands, shades and culors. are held IN
the local police station. These pack
ages range from very small walls L.
those of much larger caracity. The
labels are perfect medley. ranging
from vanilla extract with its trifling
forty per cent of alcohol. down To those
compounds Sold under u flashy wrap
ping. with no indication as To the
usasur. of intoxicani contained.
Gingcr and numerous other commodi'
ties are mentioned as "A constituent
part Of the dccoctions collected by the
police officers from those who have
fallcn into their hands.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-02
200 GIRLS GO BEFORE
COURT IN II MONTHS

Now that the grand jury is In session.
the matter of community morals has
become a subject of interest In many
circles. II In developed that during
the past twelve months that 200 erring
women have been processed through
the machinery Of the Amarillo police
court. aud that various other grades
OF offenders have been put down
through the mill" Of arrest and trial.
The city's official family, like those
OF the county. have many unpleasant
experiences. the records show. with
many obstacles 10 fight rgalnst while
engaged In the task OF making Ana.
rillo and Potter County decent
place In which 10 live"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-02
would f ND kLAN
U. S. CAN'T PAY DEBT
FOR NINETEEN CENTS



WASHINGTON. April THE
United States mny be- the wealthiest
nation In the world hut It's treasury
an not cash u check for nineteen
cnts issued Ia one of the dollar'a'
year men that served II during the
war.
Hugo u. Newhouse. san Francisco
attorney. served as a doliara-year
nan with the war department four
and one-half months prior to the
irmislice. lie wanted the check az
a souvenir and enlisted the efforts
u senator Shortridge U California.
tn get II. II came yesterday hut
across one corner was endorsed the
notation that no funds were imme'
diately available To pay u. The
amount was computed on the actual
Dasls uf one dollar n year. Senator
Shoriridge. In sending the check to
his constituent urged that he he
lenient In attempting 10 force col.
lection of the amount.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-02
RAPPE CRIED DON'T
ON BEING GIVEN AID


SAN FRANCISCO. Aprll Miss
Virginia I,appc. motion picture actress.
uttered no word hut don't" while b..
ing given flrs, ald treatment hy guests
of the party in which Roscie e. fFsityl
Arbuckle Is alleged To have fatally at.
tackled her according io testimony of
Fred Fischlach. one of ths hosts ~ The
party. ~ Arhacklcs trial today on a
manslaughier charge In connection with
Aiiss Rappes death 4 prosecution
witness Ind testified that Miss Rappe
muitercd he hurt me" while In pain In
l,ed In Arhucklc's room.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-02
WHEN WIFE AND BABY
GOT HUNGRY, HE STOLE
nv Associated rw.

~ F~-aNAhNtN iNf~s
CHICAGO. Aprii i--Dr,cn 10
desperation hecaus. h. WIS out -
employment and his wife and baby
were starving Paul Hariang. 20
years old. today cunfcssc,i. according
10 the polire. that he had committed
more than 200 burglaricz curing the
last four months IN the exclusive
north side residential district.
During th. hnelarics. h. said his
Nife accompanied h,m and acted as
lockout and because they had no
plac. o. lsaXo their one-year-, "a
haby, they took u along IN a p.ram.
huhtor In wh.ch the stolen articles
ycrc also concealed
ilauung said. acrording to the ~.
hc, that he started hv riifering icc
boxes. then began entering houses
hy the simple eypedicni of taking
along the food from a built IN" he
box. teen crawling through the Ice
l'oN into the hCase.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-02
GOTTEN. CROW. TRAVIS. FAllER
ARE CHOSEN scHooI. TRUSTEES

Cuittc 80. y g u nynrm. $50 o'hrr
ran,es written .n cclvc'l the faiiowine
v,fcf Mrs e a. 2 Hhuchard. 3 Mr-
4 ) Thumrsnn 90 Y : nnv'eg. 3. ! 1.
Campbell .. . \ l,ondo,. I.
TIL total vote east. NO. was al~iut
r.N iin,s .hai It "a hs, election Won.
rn O., tha s-o-rs were hluirti to the
D. ~ in crs. SUM stlrs q IN three
hlrh r1r1ditcs worked ,NtiN and late.
TIL, huld ovrrs Ru: T.. u y why.
Ma. j. !. iS,n.hick and Mrs. sam Se,y.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-02
GREATER AMARILLO OIL
WELL OBTAINS SHOWING

Montgomery Masterson or Greater
Amarillo well has hcen drilling IN $50
feet II lime The test u Down 10 1859
feet. Dullcrs report that they had a
slisht showing Of oil NJ midnight Fri.
dsy. However. the oil was quickly lost.
Harry T. McCcc & Co well Is drlll
Inc AZ 2s75 feet IN very hard lime
Casing H. h,ing run n, Gulf No. 7. IL.
T.. Melat supcrinicnding the work.
Gull Dial No. ! II dr.lliag ~ 2i5o
fccN IN the lime The Humble is down
ir 2;eo feet Casing Is hoing pulled
oIt again at the Texas veil
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-02
,sain i,spgdiatcs.

Hisu uWNWor April willie car
''r wh ., statement at Temple. reVas
81. ',rltN ,,onetatsi George v Horns
b. "i 'hp ii'.uc of ! \. w,nihcrhy
.r which liorn~iy Nas given q death
~,1t'nvt. has made suothef sworn
,'aicmcut o. Brown county officers 70.
r"disung yesl~rd.i,~ statement. and
.g1in deslari'ls ii,Tnsh, Killed wclth.
.l.V oucers aruouncel toisy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-02
LATEST TEXAS
NEWS STORIES
IN BRIEF FORM
Ny Associated rr-s

Ny Associated Prs~s
AUSTIN. Texas. April IAN appa
ilonment of s. per capi,a. the largest
single apportionment ever nndc IN the
history Of the state. was made today
by the state b,ard of education. 4. ".
y. Marrs. assistant state superintend'
ent II schools. vas announced There
are approximately 100000 school chill
drcn In the state. bringing the appor.
tionment In round numbers to $3.50.
0o0
Appointments made previously this
year have totallei siso with the new
appurtionment the total viii he $3.50
leaving a remainder ~ t3.50 available
for use during the scholastic year 1891
%. The years appor,ionmeni was fixed
~ si3
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-02
klAN APPLAuDED
N HIlE MARCHING
THROUGH TULSA
OVER 5000 PARADE DE-
SPITE REFUSAL OF or
FrclAL PERMISSION. "
Ry Associated rrc-s

TULSA. April LIN their. robes. the
Knights of the Ku Kmx khn. varIous-
d estimated NJ from three 10 four
thousand In number. paraded here 70.
night In spite of the tact that Mayur
= ID. Evans last night announced hs
would no, extend official permission fer
the parade.
There was no interruption of any na-
tirc % the demonstration. Spectators
Watched ln silence. although there vas
sporadic applause.
The marchers did not pass the court
sogse. where Il has been reported
Sheriff William McCullosEzh was wait
.ng with a special force scf deputies
with the purpnse of interfering with
the proccSsion. Neither the sheriff. the
rclic- nor airy individual attempted
ntertcicncc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-02

M ~ th. m-lidlivs rIn hy ward or
rru. sriurl.rn disiIic,s of Amlnilo were
90 ttd yfs,lrlaN loo .ur Ui the h'ricsi
fo'gh whonl i,ani cuatrsts cyoi hold
in Amarillo
r. ". e tt,u. = : Travis ana Mrs
\. CROW easily = taa fieid oi wen
rardi1,',s Cuy " fal',r Was ~
'i'wn town" s.trdidnic elected
The vote. r W Gotten. sSi. Mrs \
= ciuN iso. \ Tavis. as. Guy "
/, ,Iali,s. sSl. q. &. Britain, 500. J. q
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-02
STRIKE LEADERS
TO seek TO Get
ALL DICcERS OUT
REGARD BREAK IN THEIR
OWN RANKS AS BEING
ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE.
ry Associated rpss

INDIANAPOLIS Ind. April L.
e.. plcte s.srsnuiun of coal mining by
n.oa workers marked the beginning TO-
Gay Il the nationwide walkoui order by
the United Mine Workers Of America
MON leaders estimated Goc.oo miners.
Including iUJ.ooO nCu-uuion men. had
,nlisicd ~ the WoV,mcnt and sud no
,b,ngr was expected suoa.
The exact effectiveness OF the sns.
pension. especially IN non.union and
parity rrganiyri flcids. was difficult 10
gauge. however. because to-day also
marked the anniversary uf the intro
ductiun ol the eight hour workday in
"a, coal indus,iv. aud II an annual
lo....ay ~ the coal fields Nevertheless
Union of.lcials wctc confident that TAO
V"t.i u,n. rNcrnt these authorized TO
stay ~, work would run their mincs on
Monday.
Exrec, Loyalty.
nirn lcndtrs dee hired they were not
expecting any early detection from the
'pcrs' ranks an account OF any opera
tors attempting IL resume vorH oh nn
open shop lasis. However. the union
, ~ de ciicd % express any opinion ON
the urUlablc action of organized YORK
crs In partly uniunizcd fields. where
tn. situation was regarded rs "hingin.
lnri."iy on the attitude IL ron.union EN-
ploycs."
In various fields particularly IN
Pcnnsylvanin and West Nirginia-th,
iicid leaders ri the union We're planning
meetings during the nSNi few d''-
'cir wrfposc leing to gain as much
support as possible from the non'un'ol
Nmatrs ln the strongly unionizcd
ii.i.s which were hit the hardest To-
day " the suspension. the union lead
"a regarded any break In their hait.f
front as impossible.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-02

KiRByVlLI.E. Texas. April L.
Johnny Gallagher. Of Newton. Texas.
was killed and J. a. Hiahey and W. y.
Wi,hers, both OF Call. Texas. hurt sc.
riously when motor car In which they
were riding On the Santa Fe six miles
suu,h ~ here WAS wrecked Z, II be-
licvcd the two injured men viii recover.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-02
1900 ATTEND SPUDDlNG =
IN OF PAMPA OIL WELL

rAMrA. April Fifteen hundred
people were prcscnt to-day when the
Upton store oil weli North of rampa
WAS supidcd In.
Citlzers u rampa and White Deer
co-orerated ~ furnishing barbecue Tor
the crowd. l.. J. Merrill. and I. 3. Daa-
can. - PamIa. made taiks' Mayor y.
y Reid. of rampa. presided and starseo
. the drilling machinery.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-02
Chnr,Lr. in Gl,r Than,,.

WASHINGTON. Aprl Viewing
the ratification q The peace treaties as
he first major Virtoiy IN the war
galnsi wag thousands ol churches
throughout, the country viii hold scrv'
lcrs ~ rejoicing and thanksgiving to
mnrToM.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-02
Confer on Truth serum.
~ Associated Pres

AUSTIN. TcNns. Aprii DR. I "
p' se, e Ferris. originator 81 the use
q twilight sleep" to make prisoners
dsulgc information. conferred with of.
fcilis of the state health department
recently a. the passage II the laws Co
uai" use ~ The drug legal n IL now
used only upon consent al the prisoner.
20 House said
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-02
Hoy u Killed.

DAYTON. Texas. April .i.-Johnny
Adams. nine.year Old son ~ Mr aud
Mrs. George Il. Adams. Ia dead and two
of his youthful companions are injured
as the result ~ the accidental discharge
"f shotgun In the hands ~ BENJAMIN
Hale. at the residence of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs, VIII Hale. here to-day
The children had assembled ,o organize
Ia hunting party when ~ n wis dis
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