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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
REDS WOULD
CANCEL ALL
WAR DEBTS
TO ENTENTE

GENOA. April 2t.--Anothct twist In
a.c Russian questions cause disquict
IN conference circles. Seemingly the
l.uus.Fn delegates have developed a new
- Of proposals n II understood that
~ tn meeting OF the experts on the
l,ussan question this afternoon that
Soviet delegates nrgucO Tor the com.
Ilcte wipinE out uf the war debts and
also reiinpui iimcht T.. ai. Arrears into
IreWar debts.
simultaneously they asked for rcas.
EuranceH that the powcrs would grant
luinS sufficient 10 enable Russia 10 re-.
organize her national life.
AZ the Soviet had previously given
the allies TO understand that scaling
down of the war debts would he ac.
ccpted. the demand OF the delegates for
a protocol cancelling these debts caused
great surprise to the representatives oi
The powers.
The Russian request for extensive
loans caused dissatisfaction because II
is recognized that II would be extreme.
~ difficult 10 guarantee credits To Rus.
sia without some reasonable attitude
Sir Leming WorthingtonE Evans. chair
man uf the commission Said he could
not discuss the matter. The allied
chiefs tonight frankly expressed their
opinion that an arrangement with the
Soviet viii b. extremely difficult.
The experts adjourned because Of
what they termed the expressive Rus.
sian demands. which proposed also that
the powers accept non.rcstritutiOn oi
the private property of foreigners.
The Russian delegates declare that
a., ,rins tn"y Wei" willing tp grant
were conditional first. on tho rccogni.
tion Of their government and second.
receipt OF a loan from foreign countries.
In addition ip cancellation Of arrears
~ Interest un the rrc.waf debts. the
kussi uS demand n oratoriutn OF ,hir.
~ years on the pi-war dclas them.
sClscr.
The breaking up ~ the experts meet.
ih- fss uiascd Jep',saion in conference
circles.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
Sir Conan Doyle
Finds Babe Ruth
Spirit too Weak
ny Associated l'rc~s

ny Associated frcss
NEW York. April 2l.--sir Arthur
Conan poylc. Greater ~ sherlock
Holmes and gneral authority on things
supernatural. saw the big ieaguei- In
action nj the Polo grounds last week.
Today after due consideration ~ the
psychic phcncm"na a. the diamond he
announced b. had made a number of
deductions concerning the greatest Am.
erican ias, time.
Numhr I. The average fan IN not
satisfied with n spiritual presence u
Babe Ruth The game lacks excitement
unless the King q swat IL thrc In per.
son.
Number 2. Baseball didn't originate
In America u II simply reincarnaiion
of the old Egyptian game of FOUNDERS.
considerably elevated and giorified.
Number a-Sir Arthur viii h nee
forth be- = lsSchall fan. instchd ~ n
cricket enthusiast
"NunL q {; The way the Giants fol'
lowed tne rround balls was wonderful.
Tho Aav thly Judged the flies was re-
maryahle 'crtficidcrs ATE NOR imprcs'
sivc ihan infirlders."
Continuing his deductions Sir Arthur
said there rally wRsgt anything q
prevent him from spirituaiiling Ia pro.
fcssinnai tasc hall. ~ he hsd bern
taught the game twh years ago by his
/ American author friend Hanlln Gar
land ANY one who could star nj cricket
could star ~ baseball. he decidrd. and
since h. enjoyed somewhat q repu
iation ~ crickettier IN his youth,
equal fame as base haller" should b'
easily attained with a little practice hs
thought
The principal merits q the American
game. a. sem by sir Arthur. are that
IL; h licVhcr and quicker than cricket
and doe- not rcquire such an expensive
ouificld. on the demerit sids he place
the tendency II BASEBALL 10 hscone .
sport for specialized professoru,ls. play
"a nlmu-t entirely by the Young. whii'
In England mast men continue thei
crickctering until they ate well las
uiudl" axe.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
KISSES Of man
MANY MILES OFF
WAKENED WOMAN
PASSIONATE LOVE LETTERS
OF oBENCHAIN ARE READ
TO BURCH JURY

hy Aehts tatsd trc<s
Los ANGELES. April 2i.--Tho
reading II letters and telcgrams To
be Jury orctlpicd most of the time to-
day in the second trial of Arthur G.
i.urch fur the murder of J. Bolton Ken
nefy a,t August.
Cn March Z. 1891. Kennedy wrote
Mrs Madelynnc Obcnchain. codefend'
ant. nov awaiting her second trial.
who was In san Francisco:
"y,m ARE in the city 81 darkness TO
me. where I have often suffered. hut
yct I love that. and some day ! VIII
conquer i--then shall laugh at II.
pathos much love.
In answer "a this letter Mrs. obcn'
chain wrote Kennedy.
Il have been thinking. too and per
haps unduiy. what mess we some
i.ncs make OF life. How We waste the
year In vain search fur the blue
l.afd' Tell me why. iiciton. must II
take n whole lifetime 10 learn how tn
live. ! didn't give your love To the city
81 darkncss-picasc forgive me-but
hid u In lonely corner of my heart.
Again she wrote from San Fran.
cisco:
1T II Z O'Clock now. and Tn alone.
No, that q makes any difference to
YOU whether I'm alone. but prefer
,, have YOU know and feel that ! am
slone except Tor your haunting spirits.
This hotel IT. certainly full OF them.
Good heavens what did you do here.
commit murder, or break heartg bel
ton. don't believe you have been out
oi my mind once since I left you. Even
when ! ann sleeping I could feel YOU
,.osc to me and your lips would press
nine ~ hard n would awaken me.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
FREE MOUNTAIN
TRIPS OF news
MUCH ENLARGED
ADDED ATTRACTIONS or
PERED FOR sIoHTsIElN0
SUMNER VACATION

c. W. Richards. general agent Of the
Denver and Intrrurtan Railroad. was
In Amarillo yesterday on special bus'
,ness trip 10 The Daily News. In con
nection With the vacation offer that
his paper 10 making. AZ a representa-
tive OF '"rhs Kite Route" as the Inc
u termed. he enlarged and made the
trip siili more attractive 10 pcrsons
.sno desire 20 make efforts 20 do tho
auccesssry iork ior The Daily News
scsttoD offer.
noulder. the ss>st of the great Uni.
versity OF Colorado. will he the center
Tot this vacation trip. Places he VS.
tied include the glacier district Of the
..oloiado National Forest. Following 70
the lntinerzry OF the places included:
The BOULDER. the Alps. the Ecksl~
Ncderiand. Ward. stapp's. Peaceful
,aicy. Raymond's wills Ciiff Lodge.
,Ilcns Park. Copeland Lake. Longs
Peak Inn and Bella Vista.
Longs PeaS Inn h run by Enos A.
Mills. the distinguished author. who
VAS In Amarillo a few weeks ago and
spoke To- a number u iocai clubs.
Persons winning thees trips may ar
range them ~ az TO attend the sum.
mer chau,auqua and normal. u ID
said. The summer chau,auuua u put
over by Texsns. and should he oi great
Interest 10 this section of the cosnuy.
said Mr.. Richards
Automobile tours of ia, district are
included. and ainong the places to be
visited IL South ~. Nfain Csnyvn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
The White Desert
Novel Begins Today

The latest nevel ~ Courtney ny.
Icy Cooper. the colwsdo writer who
was honored by the American society
n Arts and .ssctcnees is the en-
nouncement of the o. Henry Msmer.
I.i Prizes for the yeaf's hest saoPt
stories. starts todsy un the edltos.
hi rage. ID
The White Desert" IL unusual b
theme. action. characterisaeioa a.
setting. For the desert" b not o.
cf sand and arroya but of bssak
white stretches atop the cousinsnenl
Divide where winter rulss even b
May and where the world 10 . stretch
cf hiue green ice. Here: on the bach.
hone Of the Continent. the auther
placrs his characters that they may
work out their future and sbsc,vs
their past In a novel of strsngth.
swift action and constant suspsneo.
The story is that of Harry Hese.
ton. almost beaten by circumssAnces
and the stain of anothers CRIME
who comcs Co the western country -
prevent HE lumber camp ercm drtn'
Ing 10 dissolution. tie has been -
cused of murder. Araysd ssalnse
him ar. his schemins superinsea.
dent and the more dangerous womAa
~ the city. Hut love of Medata4
Robinette and the friendship " 81
Batiste Rcnsud carry hirl ,hrcusa.
The white Desert" ttg'ns. too1y.
The novel Is complete a. twelve -
stallments.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
TRIAL. OF SMALL
STARTS;1J JUROR
COT FIRST DAY
FULL JURY is EXPECTED TO
BE SELECTED IN WEEK
OR TEN DAYS
Ny Associated Press

wArKEGAN. H.. Amii 2i.-Govcr.
ncr Len Small of Illinois went on trial
here today charged with conspiracy TO
c,nLczzlc state funds. ~ the cluso of
the first days work one juror had been
tentatively accepted by both state and
defense. on. tentatively passed by the
defense. aud 22 dismissed for causes
hat ranged from inability Ia under.
stand English. to possession of fixed
opinion as Ia IN. governors guilt or In.
noccncc.
Chccred by what they considered a
successful opening day. both sides to-
night predicted that the jury can bc
obtained within "a week or ten days. In.
stead OF the earlier estimates ~ three or
four weeks.
Theodore Goldschmidt. a waukegan
wholesale fruit dealer. is the only juror
who has been tentatively passed by
both sides.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
j. s. SHIP RUSHED TO China
Common Sense VIII SOlue
Sex Problems Points Out
Greatest Woman Prea cher

-. - -. .-.,,., ..,,,,,al.
~ mu'h 'hs' w. ",n .'''" - =,
ny was ""', 49, ~,
"" w.. !" 49,, ,s. , A., ,.na.
.na, :" r.,sc, an mora, standard, ia
,ar..,v au. 90 ,ha r.fu-s, m nm older
.a.., ,,an a. ,x,m,n. ana Justify 10
-, .,and.rd
,
No' s"rpari"g "u, '".as'o".
u ~ no, sufp''s'nF .hs' psp'"' oss
To say; Lei US "a, anu u1'hN, y" ~
morrow we oie' be' us esp.'"hee ~.
We desire i.ei w ac' hhe 'h' no'"a'
healthy crea'ures 'hn, we are. L.' w w
ignore the iii'nsy ."r'ie,s co.'up. a"u
''noeei.e 'ao" - ~." WV
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
ny 4. M.tuDE RONDE>.
Noted EnrIisi, Evangelist. and Worlds
Greatest Wmnan Preacher


Now ~ I. -.
HOT SPRINGS. Ark. April 2i.-The
world IL ~ the crossroads We are eth.
cr to go on the read to destruction or
the read which leaGs to new aud
greater humanity.
n II up to the women Co produce n
new type ~ human being with insight
and Imagination enough to realize that
''if one member suffers all the body suf.
fcrs with itr'-even though the suffer.
Ing members he half world away.
with many failures. with many rene.
tions II can. I think. be- seen as history
unrolls its record and civilizations rise
and fall. that the movement ~ human.
ity has besn toward n mote stable. u
more responsible. a more disciplined hut
not less passionate form ~ relationship
between men and women.
Tie Sex instinct Musi I,e Ennobled.
The sex instinct should b neither re.
pressed nor degraded. hut Transmitted
and cnnobled.
Every married lover viii tell you II
his love Is 10 remain what u was In the
beginnlne--if II In rather to grow In
power and bcauty-he. also she. must
he able gradually TO transmute his love
In such n way that the spirit dominltes
the flesh more and more. The physical
side of marriage then becomes simply
an expression of the love ~ spirit. the
perfect final cxprcSsion-the sacrament
~ love.
II men and women understood each
other little better they would hurt
each other good deal irsS
when older people tell us that the
young seem to have mo morals at ALI
ask myself whether the rcpudintion
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
OIL IS SPEWlMG FROM
SMlTH.CAPERS VALVE

oll spewing from the control head os
IN. smith -Capcrs well. according TO
,honc messages received last nirht By
". ~. Holmes. one of the principal
owners and the 'found,r" % the well
4 valve was turned on the well short
IL after !, first came In. cutting of
the flow. hut gas pressure becomes 90
great that oil r. periodically forced
through the not absolutely secure
valve. much ss a gcyser shoots steam
at intervals.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
LATEST TEXAS
NEWS STORIES
IN BRIEF FORM


DALLAS. April 2'-i,cprcsentatiycs
e the State Federation uf Labor. four
railroad ruthcrhoods. the Farm La.
h"- ruion md the ron.iartisan
League. constituting four units of a
rpioreu'c orr.Inizeh to make a sur
vty of the pol,ticaI situation and ~
port IN candidates. wiz declare hands
O. ln the ciippaign for the United
siiifr s"nainr ,whea the conference
Wccts here t'inurr"w. u WIS forecast
tonight II ~ said 10 nc Likely that
ondrrscucnt viii be- given some candi.
.,utc who win onio.o G.r. Pat NJ. No
for rcnominaiion at the Democratic
primary IN July.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
NUPTIAl KISS IN AIR
HEARD By RADIO FANS



NEW YORK. April IA nupiil
Kiss planted five thousand feet IN
the clouds above Times Square was
broadcast from the cockpit OF a
speeding acroplsne to the ears oi
thousands oi radio fsns late today.
when Miss Sarah Cokcfalr. Brook
lyn nurse. ard u. =. schaske. aih'
liic d,rcrtnr of the Veterans
Mountain Camp. became man ..
wife.
Lieut.. Bcl,ln W Maynard. the
flying parson." performed the
ceremony Lieut.. Bert Acosia pilot
ID the party IN hlplane and NJ
h. appropriate moment affixed hts
signature a. the marriage d"cu'
mcnt and turned his hack on the
bridal kiss
Each detail of the ceremony. cN'
cert the blush. Was transmitted to
raaio fans IA apparatus ON the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
SUNDAY CuSSERS ARE
ORDERED TO CHURCHES


80 tu church every Sunday for six
. "a ma were inups' Il by Magistrate
J ish IN Brooklyn upon two men who
spout the church hoir yesterday quar-.
ichug swearing and fighting Ia res.
i!urant.
Harry laulsir. whi admitted he was
a. or,l,iunal' Methodist. and Harry
l,arson. Who snid he was member
Ini sant times went tu the 'rcshytc.
IAN Churrh were the recipients of the
tnusdil Ssntcnc's. Their pastors were
asked o. rhcck up on them and report
10 ne court II they failed To appear
rcgularly.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
IRISH STRIKE PASSES
OFF WITHOUT TROUBLE

LONDON. April is.--it was after 10
o'rlooi. tonight that messages from
sou,hern ireland which today had been
plunged into complete silence BY one
day strike of labor IN protest against
the chao. threatening the country. al
iayed I.ondon's anxiety that the ami
verssry of the 1915 rising would he
marked by extensive disorders
The strike ended at . o'clock this
evening and the telegraph and teie'
phone wires immediately began bring
ing In the comforting news from Dublin
and Cork that there had been no dis
orders.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
/ Et..lY ALL COMMUNITY
Is 0aOERED ARRESTED

,'trSr.sii Nv. Ariil "a The
arrest at ccry per nn over - years of
60 1. u. ..iu CIr,k ncish"ur.,uud ct
- ...rD ..0 Teen ,,daici hy Ch.
'W iulL, li.im H. Junnson. in an
effort tI Drci, ~ lhWes.ncs.. - hitch
.t'.. a,.t week m the amhushinr
al county cfflcors, who went into the
ct L. arr,s ~ riuuushin-rs. Two
] ht.,l warrants were issued by
10 fhislr, AMI orders we're given
~ ,, ..ac..,c al h.eh powered rifles
I d. q ,AFrc- caii1crcd pisio.s.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
PRETTY GIRL IN PANTS
MADE BOYS STAMPEDE
ny Asanclaietl Prcss.

Ivy Associated Press.
DALLAS. April 2t.-A young coed
clad IN pair ~ well tailored khaki
knickcrs. blue sweater. heavy
wooden hose. rpurt oxfofds and
mannish felt hat. attempted Ia attend
her ma ming classes today nj South
ern Methodist University here. a
large crowd of boys flockcd around
her In such stampede that the
YOUNG woman was forced 10 seek
refuge IN the girls rest room. The
dean ~ women. Miss Mary n. Muir.
ply. emphatlcally Informed the en-.
poncnt of modcini,y tina, she would
have to change clothes before she
could attend her classes. and the lat
ter left the building amid the ap.
plaus. " the boys.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
WHEAT SUPPLY OVER
MILLION BUSHELS OFF

NEW YORK. April ?i.-Thc visible
rupldy II American grain shows the fol-
ipwing changes;
wheat. creased i.s3G.oeo bushels;
corn d.ereaS.d i.oaa 600 bushels. oais.
decreased sisooo0 bushels: rye decrcas.
ed JOS .Ooo bushels: harley. decreased
81. .at0 bushels.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
Resolutions Sweeping.

DALLAS. April 2i.-The adoption Of
sweeping regulations for the governing
OF the southwestern conference ~as an
nounccd as the outcome of the cSccu'
tive session of the organization here
today by Dr. J. =. Mcintosh. Of South
crn Methodist University. president OF
the conference.
No official statement will he given
out NJ 10 the regulations adopted or
revised for several days. according TO
Dr. Mcintosh. who stated. however.
they arr probably the most sweeping
ever adopted by any conference In the
country"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
new MARKETING
PLAN IS URGED
TO CUT \. C.L.
WOMEN ADOPT RESOLUTION
oUTLAwINo WARS. CALL.
ING THEM CRIMES

BALTIMORE. April 2i.-The aues-
ton of reducing the cost ~ living was
presented from the viewpoint ~ the
nations farmers In addresses tonight
before the National League of Women
Voters by Secretary Wallace. ~ the
agriculture department. and senator
Cappre. of Kansas. leader ~ the Senate
agriculture bloc.
"If We accept our preren, system al
distribution ~ meats and other food
products ar being a satisfactory sys
tem." said Secretary Wallace. then any
marked reduction In coost must come
first through reduction IN wages. he
cause wages are altogether the largest
item In marketing and distributing cost.
whether We consider transportation
whnl.saling GO retailing. am not ar
guing tina, there should he reduction
In wages. I simply point out that thu
large increases In wages are mainly re-
sponsible Tor the large Increase In the
cost Of the consumer"
The agriculture secretary. however.
added that h. did not believe tha, the
present system ~ marketing ana distri.
puti"h sn"u" ~ a.'" "a.
."s. s.s'"s, ~ ~. . -
a'ons .ne INV. """ ~. a- ".s,,.
asr,cu''n,e J. NV "'."- -.
's"oy WIN ~ .n" ss,sss.
~" ".v - ..
ru''"e' a''"ss' ,'''' '" ~ 49,. -
@ sne coss '" .'"s ' ..,,.sa
rrury "'a .n"' ~ o"s .......~.
~%s"'en snu 'au,., ~" a". 80. A. n's nan.
w"N" so''.s ''-'. y. ''..-s.,.. 80.
tacture's snc.e. '" n'a'n'""s ~.
lh si'n"s, We Wv , n. s-.,-s,
cann'' ".'c M 90 s...,,s- ,r
~. e:''.,''. =, s.".'' ,.,a,s ~ .,ss,r,.r,
.he -. ~ 'a'" .,'" -. - 60 !.
'.u."s I''e wv
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
BANDITS ON HORSEBACK
ROB BANK IN ARKANSAS
O, As-~is,si Press

HAiiRiSON. Arb. April 2i.-Two un.
masked bandits held up the cashier II
the hank of Lead Hill this afternoon
and obtained s2.oo0 In cash and about
sS.eoo In liberty bonds. according to in'
formation received here. The bandits
made their escape on horseback. sever
nj shots being fired at them by rest
dents.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
law Attack filed.
Hy Associated rrc>-

AUSTIN. April 2i.-Thc FAINT Mil
ing Company of sherman today filed
q petition in the Travis county dis
'irt court. attacking the validity of
the weights and measures law passed
by the thirty-MNth legislature. and
ssso seeking 10 prevent Charles III.
iaurhman. commissioner Of markets
and warehouse. frvn pressing com
plants flied against the company un
Ger the law.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
Club Worwn Meet.

pENIgNN. April si--The Second
dieiri,i of TrNas Frcdra'iun of WON.
ems clubs began a three days scs.
SION here this Afternoon with the reg
istfailon of ls0 delegates.
Tn, iirri days program was made
~ mostly o. committee meetings. Tho
gl'lar convention program will be'
gin tomorrow morning.
Tonight at the chamucr Of commerce
auditorium "a banquet was rendered
the dcicgaics hy Denison business men.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
ny Associates, rrs-s

ny Associated Frs<s !.
MANILA. II. T.. April ss.-rhe flas-
ship Huron Of the Aslatic squadron.
received rush orders today 10 saii Cor
China bccause Of distsirbsd conditions
there. ~
All officers and men wsfs srdsred
aboard the Huron tonight preparatory
10 departing tomorrow afternoon.
The ordcrr 10 the Huron tohsiht were
a precautionary measure only. Should
lives Of Americans be endangered. it
vas pointed out. assistance could b
rendered by I'M Huron although n 10
believed no landing orders are involved.
Arms seissS ~
~ Associated PssS. ~
BAN FRANcIsCo. Aprii ft<--A iocar
trahand shipment of arms and ansuni.
ton presumed TO he Tor one Of tho revol.
utIonafy factions IN China Wsh eelae1
BY custom officials AZ the tsansPrnclf.
ic line Making n the CHINA maii sfenzo-
ship company. The shipmsht we 49,
ip Of $4,000 roupds u smmualcoa sad
q number of autoenAtlc eleto1s aha
rifles II was conceaie6' apes8 ths bao.
gage Of the ssserase paseeAoesA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
TRUSTEE ELECTION LAW
IS DEFINED By BRYANT


NJ STiN. Apr.l 2l-only the quail
fled voters d the common school dis.
tricts e county can vote IN the elcc'
tion ot county school trustees, Assist
ant Attorney General Bruce W. Bry-
ent said. In an opinion given out to-
day This ruling applies 10 the en-.
tirc membership II the county school
hoard. and " not iimiicd To tnat trur.
tee elected al large nom the county.
II WAS held.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
Want Assistance

Da YOU want yuur cat painted, -
nalr.-i your house pui IN order, re-
decorated ~ awnings pui up What
ever assi~,ance you need YOU can get
most speedily and efficiently hy nd.
y.r,is'ng IN the want nd columns of
The paily News. The Daily News
cnrr,rs many want ais because u
do-- get what yuu wan, through it,
want ad columns when you want H.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
FORMER HEAD CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE CHURCH IS DEAD
Nv Associated Press

SAN FRANCISCO. April 2t.-Francis
J. F1uno. said nj one time 10 have been
head of the Christian science Mother
Church In Boston. Mass. the church
founder. died today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
No Coal Market.
nv Associated press

CHARLESTON. W. Va. April a.
Alm,et 90o coal cars were unconsiened
In the southern West Nirinia fields to-
day hecuasc ~ mo market"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
Tariff l,ehaied.
rs Associated I'm

~ Assceiaisd irs~s
WASHINGTON. Arrl si.-There was
an oid fashioned tariff dstats to-day In
the S.natc. I, marked the real bcein'
ming of the week- and prrhaps months
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
Men Narrowly ESCAPE.
= ~

Men Narrowly ESCAPE.
special - Ths Ne~.
CANNON. April 2i.-iIail began fall.
ing her. az o'ciock yesterday after.
noon and that with rain soon flooded
the streets Many window lights were
broken out. The rain was heavies,
about a mile and half north 20 Can
Won. where about inches fell. Roads
were badly washed.
Paul Barker. Ford agent NJ rain.
view, narrowly escaped death when his
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
RAIN OVER PANHANDLE VARIES
FROM A HALF TO inch: FLOOD
SWEEPS THROUGH PALo DUR0

fell an N. way from Texiine to chill.
dress on the Fort Worth a Denver.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25

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NEWARK. n. J.. April :s.-Rosest
IIiilingswwth. sixty, vice president OF
the crue'o'e Steel. died suddes:y list
night.