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Evening star., 1922-06-02
BRITISH M. P. KILLED.

CHESTERFIELD, Eng, June g.
Sir J. D. Rees, -.sixty-seven. member
of parliament for East Nottingham.
fell from an express train today and
died from his injuries. He was in
the Indian civil service from 1875 to
1901, and was the author of several
books on Indian questions.
Evening star., 1922-06-02
STATUE TO P0cAHoNTAs,
20 Be Unveiled on jamestown
Island Tomorrow.

RICHMOND, VIZ, June 2.-Many
virginians will go to jamestown Is
land tomorrow to witness the unveil-
ing OF a statue of Pocabpntaa The
statue IL of bronze, wrought by Will
liam Ordway Partridge. and will be
presented to the Association for the
Preservation of Virginia Antiquities.
by the Pocahontas Memorial Associa-'
ftop,
Evening star., 1922-06-02
BATTLE LASTS z HOURS.
Dungooley Inhabitants Flee to
Dundalh for Safety.

BY the Associated Press.
BELFAST, June 2.-Heavy firing
between Irish republican army forces
and Ulster special constables occurred
during the night at Dungooley Cross.
on the Louth- Armagh border. 1t last
ed seven hours. and 1t is believed
three of the specials were killed. The
-,Continued on Page 2. Column 7l
Evening star., 1922-06-02
FIGHTING IN cHIHL1.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
TIENTSIN. June Fighting be-
tween the forces of Wu Pei-Fu and
Chang Tso-lin broke out again this
afternoon along the line of the Chi
nese Eastern railway near HoufenE-.
tai station, province Of Chilli Hou-
fengtai is between the towns of
Changli and Anshan.
Evening star., 1922-06-02
Ii YUAN-HUNa IN.
BY the Associates Press.

By the Associated Press.
TOXIC. June 2.-President Hsu
Shih-chang of China has resigned and
Gen. Ii Yuan-hung, who became
president following the death Of
Yuan Shih-kai in 1916. has been re-
stored to ONCE. according to oficial
advices from Peking.
Evening star., 1922-06-02
WEATHER.

Unsettled with occasional showers to-
night and tomorrow no change in tenn
perature Temperature for twenty-four
hours ended at pm. today: Highest.
70, at 1:45 pm. today; lowest, 66, at
IL pm. yesterday.
Full report on page I.
Evening star., 1922-06-02

The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to
the use for republication of all news dispatches
credited TO II or not otherwise credited in this
paper and also the local publishei herein.
All rights Of publication OF special
dispatches herein also reserved.
Evening star., 1922-06-02

Continued on Page 2. Column ~
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-06-01
Rialto Theatre
Programs Worth While u
THURSDAY JUNE

THURSDAY JUNE
No show, account of High School Commencement.
FRIDAY JUNE
The mixed program including THE Hunting Of The Hawkn -
Review and round three of The Leather Pushers the p
pictures with the real punch.
SATURDAY, JUNE
Eileen Percy in big Town Ideas another one of Eeen c
dramas that you get your moneys worth in laughs and
Also Fox News Reel.
Dance Saturday night after the show. Music by Jazz B
SIMULTANEOUSLY JUNE as "a
Hoot Gibson in Action western picture that lives u
Hoot Added: Lee Moran in 'P D. O." two reel coined,
one that we feel safe in recommending.
wEDNEsDAY-THURSDAY JUNE 7.s
Harry Carey in Tbe Fox super western picture con
scenes thrills and action that before
supported by little Breezy Eason in this picture Don't
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-06-01

Through the kindness of
Roland Goodnight last Monday
evening many a person had the
pleasure of riding home in his
little Ford coupe in place of wad.
ing through the mud and water
up to their necks. after the per-
formance Of the Senior.class play
at the Rialto.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-08
TEARNEY QUITS
WESTERN LEAGUE,
MINORS ADJOURN


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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-08
FEAR FOR SAFETY
OF ARMY OFFICERS
MAKING AIR TRIP
ny Associated Press

ny Associated Press
SAN DIEGO Cal. Dee Prom. for
nH safety off co., Francis e. Marshall.
attached tp the staff NJ the chief 81
cavalry st Washington, and Lieut.
Charles T. Weber ~ the ain service,
were expressed tonight ~ Rockwell
nD'd here Tho two Officers lur san
Diego ai g1f O.. m. today foo Fort
llIn chua. near Tucson. with iugrIc.
1us Co., report hy Wire ou arrival which
HHs expected Within nt, hours
Marshall and Lieutenant Wshber LETT
H or llsiAul plane Colonel Mar.
.hnli hud been here for several DAYS
inspecting th, Eleventh Cavalry troops
DO 'amp liDu and investigating bor.
don conditions
S telegram received h,r. from the
Western lnuu office u' Norulcs az 13n
o. n nId poo arpnno hlg boon seen
there today
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-08
MANY BIRDS SHOWN
IN POULTRY EXHIBIT
CoNTINUEr FROM PAGE oNEl

Com and % n, stonor o. Wichita. Rams
began Judging che birds Thursdl, al.
'ruoou The Judging is expected 90 d,
completed L,, today COZ saturday morn.
mr.
Mr. Burton is scheduled o. make an
address af the Cty Hall tonight on the
subject ol Pure Bred aud STANDARD
Bred Poultry Tn "a d. Barnes Of
thillress viii spcak on Breed .ns stand
ant Bred Poultry for Er Production
chicken faucieu from an section, ~
The Panhandle ana from other states
rc here Co soc tho exhibit which Boa.
.cludcs some of the finest fowls .n tho
southwest ono White L,ghorn rooster
Tor example sold for Sl25
tn" following Amarillo Merchants con
.rlhuicd goo of the sttudlrd steel coon.
used Co exhibit the birds
smith 4 Parks Panhandle Laundry
Mcllfoy's Market CHon,rlr,u Motor
Company Ordwav a saunders. Anna.
RHO Laundry. Enrmn's cafe. p. a N.
Market Duke Drug Cumnany. Pool
DRUG Company joe Knlough a co
hasnn Tire Service. The Louie. q
Baum 1rn'orN Nurhorn Harris Gro.
e'rH Fair ThcI'or Curry a snann.
l'hokhun Brothers. Scott Brothers.
darr"iis Fashion shop. Williams orr
Agcnr', Hotel Amarillo. city Drug
STORE Amarillo Hardware Company.
l'f0''is Cafo, Troy Laundry. White 4
l. RS. a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-08
EFFORT 70 GUST S. M. u. FROM
SOUTHWESTERN LEAGUE" FAILS:
r.c. u. IS ELECTED new sERSER

DALLAS. un so effort o. tom
ppnrlly usrsni Southern Methods.
University from IHc Southwestern ....
ference and aw dIur n Phillips Uu.
fersiiv tho deia'ed BAYLOR Tr...r....
Phillips same 81 as, rolson when PM
hpe charged o. second team scnt them DO.
play Featured '.e annual meeting 90
the Cuniercnne Homl.r. h.fr td.v
The effort f1 Gust s. So from h.
'onf'renc nbI however because az
hrk ~ thr ucc,s.af, fV0 thirds maIur
iif t0 nd @ uoH.rr
Il oms after much get1tg o1 Hfhi.f.,
opndlt'nF af a committee head
ID hy Major d. Aehhurn 90 Texas a.
a n was appointed ln report On tho al
legged mi- UnduDi Of thr MUSTANGS and
fhis committee returned report that
IS ~ =. was found io b. Shot through
and through with gucstionlhi. afhi,t.
Fs and thai the comfni'tco un athletic.
at $ " a was not nnw rsuy iu charge
q afhl.tlcs
Tn rsp.rt then recommended thlf
~ a. d. Temporarily suspended and
NAT three pa .ers of ihls Years t.1m--
lluf Rovson and iedfwd lr uerm
neut'y suspended from tha conference
q motion that fhe report o. adopted
nassed by vote rf four to three lut the
Two fhlnl majority ru'o for susierd.nr 1
Wrrher knocked ont H. cffoci.venes
tnI rfnrpleuaflyss voting eyes
were AFsauus University. Rlcc ln.u
ipie Texas University. Texas a a 81
fhga voting emo" were ulirnr lfuIt.r
Nir oklahoma a nnd ~ ava s
Z y ioIes faculty mrnitr U
" q. assuned tho como
arifr fhef sl,h0
fai iaH au.irnf
sa''on = conii'.oas :. ...s a..... s..a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-08
REPORT MADE ON
SITE FOR PRISON


AZ STlN. u.. The first report OF
Tn state prison locating commission
ou Press S', the institution was
filed with Governor. Ncn today by Land
tomms-luncr d. o. Robson recon-
m,ud.rg fh.' I.. lest site available for
thg n,Hf.uuaf. near Ncw Braunfcls.
ou DO, Guadalupe River between the
International G.,at Northern and the
southern Pacific railroads
Commissions. Robson declared In his
r,Wwt tmf ss much as go 00o acres Of
land HH De- obtained Cor the prison In
'hy location D., ..1mm,udod tie said
Cd Personal n...r.ltou 60 the location
showed tmJ th, water supply b. suf0.
..rni io meet rh prison needs. water
"'u'r Hi '.r-r. tation facilities ana
materials .n. m.H featuring and huili
.ns purposes ar, available.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-08

Clovis and Amarillo won. IleDrf arH
were not represented 1t tho meeting.
The s.N clubs at the mectIus W.T.. r.l.
rconted hy the following mer Lul.
hook. "sled Allen anG g. IS Abbott
Sw'rfNater a. o. smHh ANA D. o.
Aiken Ranger s ~ rummrr. STAN.
ford Harley sadlo- Abilene. =. 300.
An.s'ar stevenson and Lloyl Thorn
and Son Angelo. Sam Crowthor U.I
fnut buchanan.
To Reyamp bylaws.
The appointment Of q committee Ir OBJ,
new elected president sam Growth r
10 son Angelo was authorized Goo D.. 4.
woft r,yunpnr thr htfawa of tlo
league and tsporl 1t tho most meeting uf
fho league. which will hr held iu le
near fUtW, truH th,i hta heou uD. IS
h,ad %. thr West Tp1s circuit since
'le rD .IHultiUl Df tmiDu ~ Northern
.n th. middle ~ tlr u.' season.
III, player Limit for thr urult " r.
allowed twelve MON exclusive Of mau-
ager instead oI tlleio'u. aa was ALLOW .
during the past year.
In rIrn tho manager ID n player tnr-
teen men viii la allowed m the riun
The ruokic BOD, Waa aiao amended lr
dropping one rookie from th, roster ot
tho teams leaving only four raw mon
instead ~ ntr Only three veteran
hIrh class players VIII bo allowed 90
'pch team inclnsse of manager.
Size % i"op la Question
The question nf on. .f OFF thr 1874, 10
Texas L~rnc for fh. 1923 season s
.om,what boo dml Tlo absence ar
Amarillo md CLOWN uum the me'uus
leaves tho decision COZ thn Northern
teams % tne circuit ln doubt
President CoWiher wte authorized TO
visit tines. Duh aug ascertain their boo.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-08
PHOENIX WANTS
2-YEAR CONTRACT
WITH SANDIES

Word has been received from the
Ih.u.N Arizona HiEH Sch0o. foot
au team. hg Coach Douglass ~ th,
Golden saUlsturm that th., wan. in
make O. iNuyor contract with the
MIe. bg which tbr Amarillo boys
uu pas E.m H Phoenix n.Nt g,ar
and fu.g 5000 play return game
here boo iHll 900. Telegram was ro.
rutrI Yesterday nuu hrr Coach.
g. o. Robinson Th, nu that tuc
gan.I' lr,'r,s ~ fhr Sardstom had
reached Hu nr hs created stu
mmE lual football Cams and much
'0mu.urng s going 600 regarding tho
poe. h.l.t's D' tho two team.
Nh1hrr u rut tbD siudi.s wiz
accept tho invitation 0r challenge.
whichever H mar Do, styled. has not
been definitely decided s,t
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-08
States ,iiorneys Named.


AUSTIN Dee. 1.-Goyorn0r Ngf tu
dav appointed W. s Long ~ Alhm 4u.
Birsc Holt OF Bafstow district alton
nrys ~ the Forty SECOND and Seven.
ticth Judicial District respectively Ho'n
wcr, elect a 90 those offices at the gen.
crH election. They succeeded IS 3
Cunningham 81 Abilene. and r. ".
Baker. Midland. resigned
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-08
''o.ooo BareI, Of oil burning.

CAMDEN. AIk Dec More than
100000 mutH o.. 20 are blazing iu tbs
SUI. N't'r f'ld tonight Th, Oh whIrh
h'd I'" .fb,nI In Ithou uorags
was tHiel 'E llhWIng during an
eject iiHil storm This afternoon. Fears
ARE entertained Tor two oil field workers
Who were 900 ihe banks of the reservoir
when %" bolt struck. Dcrricl,s in the
vicinity and n'her OH in storage Is said
70 he mcna''d iA tho flames which were
raging uu,h, .eI 10 midnight.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-08
SIX INJURED IN
AUTO COLLISIONS
BY IA sociat,d Press

DALLAS. Dec six persons were
injured. one perhaps fatally, and the
lives ot 20 dozen others endangered IN a
series oi automobile collisions and ne.
cidcutf hen, today.
Mrs sophie Murphy S3 wears old. was
possibly fatally injured Her skull was
hurt IN a collision and she suffered loss
OF blood from severed arteries None OF
the others was Injured seriously
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-08

EARLY TICKET SALES F0R
CNILDRESS GAME INDICATE
MUCH INTEREST is AROUSED

The approaching game with Chdess be drawing far
more excitement frs, expected There
somthng srceag una the whole affair Is Il fact thai
here rivalry existing between the two cities? Yesterday a
enoon the high boys brought the tickets down expecting
nave difficulty in sposng Of them the of the high
school authorities hundred disposed Of This the
biggest advance Of tickets this excepting the with
Abilene.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-08
IMPORTANT ALLIEB
: MEETING TO OPEN TODAY

many observers believe ~, po.uur, will
find hs usefulness az md end Others
thinks tbli tro French premier Boz the
event oi o. disagreement au London. VIII
proceed tn me execution Of his plan for
th. occupation of tho Iuhr valley and
thr 'Np.oibton OF the occupied Rhine.
land before making way tor some one
else.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-08

AUSTIN. Dec Two woro books
for Texas schools were adopted ly tie
state text book commission in session
today. Contract for the Man and Twist
physics text was renewed for period
~ two WEARS and award was made %
Rank and McNnlly Tor sivyear con.
tract ON Shoppard's third grade geo,
rrilhy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-08
CLOVIS And AMARILLO ABSENT
AT Meeting OF MANAGERS; new
RULES ON Size OF CLUB Made

SWEETWATER Dec. 7Preminary plans for the 1922
Of the West Texas League effected meeting Of six membrs
Of the League today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-08

Thor, was another fury after the bin
was taken up. item by t,m. The word
alcohol appearing in the Inst OF tna
r.9.Wys cleaning supplies. tied tho
House up again Representative Blar.
Com. Texas corteudcd lcnzuo was good
enough aud wanted o. substituted, but
failed Then b, tried % make Do De-.
utnIyd alcohol and Mn Hlu Insisted
10 should read on.h,v,mg' alcohol
Roth proposals were formal, put Co a
NUt, Uni thrown out.
Nuh one change was made. ON a
point o. order m Representative Bhu.
tul that DO was NOT used b. law. the
House eliminated th, provision fo. uu.
o.. SECRETARY or the Treasury az q
salary 'f $500 An effort viii De- mad,
Co., keep the gao, n the bul by other
means
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-08
STORMY LIQUOR
FIGHT IN HOUSE

CONTINUED FROM PAon oNE
federal prohibition director uf Arkansas
tll reported that tho ku KluN Khan
hsl otmnlzrd q campaign against moon.
.uu.rs This. Doc said vas Issued last
ArfI aud frIuftI
The Washington times., 1922-09-27
RUTH D|SPELS
MYSTERY Of HIS
BABY DAUGHTER
Showing Child to Team, He
BIames Poor Memory for
Confusion About Her.

BOSTON, Sept. 27.-Little Miss
Dorothy Helen Ruth, sixteen-months'
old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Babe
Ruth, made her premier appearance
at Fenway Park here and following
a tumultuous reception accorded the
little girl, she was acclaiped the
official mascot Of the Yankees, with
which team her father was at prac.
tice during the afternoon.
Babe Ruth himself presented his
little daughter to the local baseball
aristocracy, and as he swung her
high In his arms to the immense
qualification Of his teammates, nc
explained away a lot of the "mys-
terry" which has surrounded the re-
cent publicity given the youngster.
Babe said:
Its all very simple-this mystery
bunk. Folks said couldn't remem
Der the place of her birth. Why
l can't even remember the name OF
the towns I've Just left, / travel
around so much.
And have the same lapse OF
memory about the names OF hos
pitals. l just made a mistake about
the name Of that hospital. Anyway
whatever my wife says goes.
I'VE didn't make public the arrival
Of the baby until recently because
she had been very sick. We fought
hard to save her life. For months
my wife has been tied down watching
the cradle"
At that point Mrs. Ruth rescued
the tiny daughter from the embrace
OF the doting father. and smilingly
confirmed the story Of her husband.
She said:
Little Dorothy is my baby
and ought to know. Goodness
knows went through enough
anxiety trying to save her little
life. and, Of course, our close
friends knew all about it. 1t just,
didn't happen to get into the
newspapers and we were glad that
for once our personal affairs es-
capped the customary pitiless pub,
licity."
At the close of the interview
Carl Mays. Yankee pitcher. pre-.
sented little Miss Ruth a baseball
which she Immediately tossed into
the diamond with her own tiny
hands
The Washington times., 1922-09-27
TODAY
Continued from Page One

The world is interested in the
Near East problem, control Of
the Dardanelles, fate of Con-
stantinople, return of Asiatic
power to a proud position on
European soil.
American advertising keenness
sees in all that many things,
but first of all the following:
The name of the principal
actor in the Turkish "come
back" is Mustapha Kemal. And
the agent of a well-known Gig
arctic concern Immediately be-
gins preparing "copy' which
reads, "'Mustapha Kemal,' trans
lated into English means, Must
haze a camel"
That may hurt your feelings.
but it shows the quickness Of
American advertisers.
Louis Seibold, one Of the
ablest Washington correspond
ents, says that in this campaign
political leaders are entirely
Indifferent to the vote and the
voice of labor" According to
Seibold, who understands public
men and political plans as we'll
as anybody, the labor men and
their votes are put aside as Of
not the slightest Importance.
This is interesting and puz-
cling. Every industry from oil
to steel and from sugar beets
to shipbuilding has it's power
in politics. Religions have their
power and their leaders receive
careful attention. But labor,
making up three-quarters Of the
whole population, is classified
as mot worth bothering about"
How do you explain that?
Simply enough; labor in the
United States lacks solidarity,
because it lacks homogeneous
ness.
The Washington times., 1922-09-27

about depriving Jews of educa-
ton.
OF two Jewish brothers, one
is at the head of Rockefeller's
admirable scientific institute
in New York, where diseases
are studied and fought. The
other plays an important part
in the Rockefeller Foundation,
investigating scientifically Eu-
ropean conditions in which the
Rockefeller enterprises are in
terested, philanthropically.
The young men that attend
Harvard's school of health will
learn in their first year that
the Jews and the Jews ALONE,
kept knowledge of health and
medicine alive during the Dark
Ages. They are among the
best workers in medicine and in
all science today. The Harvard
plan to exclude them from op-
pOrtunity which would result in
benefit to the whole of hu-
manity is silly, to put it mildly.
Money has become more
plentiful. John Harvard start
ed Harvard College with a leg
acy of seven hundred and sew
enty-nine pounds when he died
in 1893.
John d. Rockefeller, not
quite 800 years later, hands
out a small gift of two mil
lions, really small for R6cke-
Teller.
What will be the big gift of
800 years hence? Will it be
ten billions, or will the people
have learned to finance their
own education?
Puns are abominable, "the
lowest form of wit" except
when they reveal national char
acter.
The Washington times., 1922-09-27
DESCRIBES
HERM|NE'S s
F A NJ | | !
First Husband Was World War
Victim-Five Sons Are
Interesting Lads.
Copyright. 1922. by International News
SerVice)

Copyright. 1922. by International News
service)
The following dispatch giVes a
thrilling account of an uncere-
nlonious Visit paid by the Berlin
correspondent of international
Neaos Service, S. w. Weyer, to the
SilesiGn castLe-home of Princess
He1mine Won Schoenaich- -Carolath,
of the ancient house of Ruess, the
bride-to-be of the former German
kaiser.
Mr.. Weyer Was a passenger on
an dirplane Which crashed on the
Princess estate Sunday, during q
flight, an account of iOhich tOas
published by international NeWs
Service on Monday.
Mr.. Weyer and another member
Of the airplane party escaped un-
hurt, bat tlOo others on the ma
chine Were injured. All we're TAX
en- into the Princess castle, 1Uhere
they 1Oere treated as guests.
1t WGs the first time netUs-
paper correspondent had entered
the home of the lOomun WhO is to
be the future Vife of the one time
German 1UGr lord. Interesting
reUelations Were made concerning
the lifelong friendship of the
Princess and her betrothed-the
former emperor.
The Washington times., 1922-09-27
FAITHFUL BULL PUP DIES
WITH MASTER IN FLAMES

NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-Faithful
to his master until death. bull pup
stood by the side of John BraCken,
watchman. trapped in the Long
Island Waste Company's plant in
Long Island City until flames and
smoke choksd the masters shouts
and the dogs barks for help.
They were found dead. the dogs
head on his masters chest, by police
men who came too late. John Der
rick, a friend of the watchman, was
severely burned in a futile attempt
to rescue the man and dog. He may
die.
The Washington times., 1922-09-27

Puns are abominable, "the
lowest form of wit" except
when they reveal national char
acter.
The Washington times., 1922-09-27
MINERS HOME DYNAMlTED,
FAMILY ESCAPES INJURY

CUMBERLAND, Md. Sept. 27-
The second dynamiting within a
week occurred at Pleasant Hill In
the Somerset field early Sunday
when the home OF James Shaffer,
pumper, employed by the Barnes.
Quemahoning Coal Company, was
destroyed. Five sticks Of dynamite
were placed under the front porch
The occupants Of the farm house,
Mr.. and Mrs. Shaffer and the latter's
aged father. oliver Shaffer, escaped
uninjured.
The Shaffer family slept in n front
room and was fortunate in escaping
hurts.
The force OF the explosion was felt
for miles around.