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20 Beekman St.

Five story basement and sub base.
lnent. size 23zs5. Electric elevator
Steam heat. Possession at once.
Rent Low.
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Downtown Business Properties
for RENT-for SALE
OFFICES for RENT

100 William St.
Sestlo's Food Co. Building
one OF the finest and best equipped
buildings in the Insurance district
Floors OF 5000 so. IT. each in units
TO suit. Rent reasonable.
n Pine St.
Near Nassau st.
.th 9Th and sth floors Cor party
2 256 so. 1t each. Location central
and new Federal Reserve Bank.
Ideal location for Stock Exchange,
Securities. Brokerage, or Financial
Institution. Rent reasonable. Pos
session on or Lefore May l, 1922.
1902 Water St.
$. W. Corner Pine St.
New building in the heart Of the
sugar. tea and coffee district. Fine
light. end. 3rd and 4th floors for
rent, each 4ox4T. Low rent.
Insurance District
In one Of the best buildings; 1900
50. II. Will divide to suit. Light on
four sides. Within one block OF new
Federal Reserve Bank Rem. season
able.
81 Nassau St.
;. w. Cor. Fulton st.
small Offices. nnc north light. .ruIt.
able for jewclry, insurance, etc.
Is Fulton St.
\. e. Corner Gold st.
Building recently remodelled All
well lighted space.
Ground floor $3.50 so. 1T.
Bird floor 3,1oa So IT.
Basement over 5000 SO. It.
Masonic Building
40 West 9th st.
offices in large and small units
373 Fifth Ave.
\. T.. Corner 35th st.
Offices in small units; 13 to 600
so. It.
1868 Maiden Lane
New Building.
In units of 200 to 1900 50 IT. Good
light and full office service. Rent
500 per 50. ct, Desirable offices
from $50 per month up.
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II South William st.
Through to SO Stone

Through to 81 Stone St
Entrance on two streets A fr odeYn
up-to. date Individual office build
ing OF 900 50. It. Electric -icva-
tor, Immediate possession. In excel
lent condition. Offer wanted
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]0S-ll4 Wooster St.
;37 Duane ST

I"Ith floor 6oxI0n or loNrlot
Sprinkler system. elevator. steam
heat. NEc steam X desired. posses
sion at once
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1853 Duane st.

Size 30xit5.
Three TOD floors offered with re.-
session at onc-. Contains freight
elevator. h.atIsg plant VIII ;er.
separately or vi! d!Vite one floor.
Rent very low
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06

DEMOCRATIC PARTY AT
STAKE FORMER HEAD OF
AMERICAN LEGION SAYS

~
SAN ANTONIO, Texas Sept she existence Of the Demo-
cratic party Texas and the nation At stake result Of the
activities Of the ku Kux Kn Colonel H. D. Lindsey Of Dallas
first national commander Of the American Legion. former OF
DALAI member Of tho Democratic State Convention IN
here declared in tonight when became known
that the platform committee Of the convention rejected RESOLUTIONS
condemning the Ku Klux Klan. E.
he Ku Klux Khan issue but national" Lindsey
tnued tho Democratic party does not purge sf Of the in-
uence Of this organization become the party of the
mob The result win be that that voters will their bets not
along Democratic and Republican nes but an and Antkls"
Lindsey sso stated that the National Democratic senvsen
must take up and make known lie attitude the Khan
Colonel Lindsey expected to lead attempt 10 get minority
report this ssue before the convention Il IN
cated by Anluan leaders tonight that their supposrs may
break off the convention the minority report not
osnsed ~, ~ "a.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06
By Associated Pre.s


MARION. H.. cspt. 5.-Dclibera.
tions Of the special grand Jury inves,i.
eating the Herrin riot were wIdcncd
today. Attorney General Edward
Brundsgc announced to include appll
cation ~ the acid tee; o. testimony
offered by witnesses. lie predicted
several indictments Tor perjury In the
near future.
With the appearance Of local
undertaken before the grand Jurors.
II became known that the grand Jury
was seeking establish the IDENTITY
of the slain men. The undertake.
who testified today prepared the body
~ G. X. Mcdowell superintendent of
the Lester strip mine. for burial.
Other undcrtakcrs viii he called 10.
morrow.
Although No official information
could h. obtained. u was Understood
that the grand Jurors were In pos.
session 81 certain clues that may
establish the Identity ~ the sixteen
bodies buried In the potisrs field near
Herrin. the graves unmarked except
BY number.
~ the time sixteen were buried
In Herrin and Marion undertaken
who had charge ~ the preparations
declared that mo positive idsntlflca
tion papers were found IN the vie
| elms clothes. 4 osocr1pgioH a ooch
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06

The first open attempt 90 get an exs
from the convention ON tho
Ku Klux Kian was made this after.
noon when two resolutions attacking
the klan were presented TO the plat.
form committee ty Dr. I. v. Clark of
Fayetie County and W. u. TeagJden
Of San Antonio. The resolutions were
taken under consideration by n sub.
committee Ia executive session latsl t0,
day. ~ 0JU
After declaring the Khan organlzA'
tlon TO be- "a secret militant. politicai
party which takes In iis own hands the
prcrogatlycs Of executive, judicial aud
executive authority. and which has In
sinuatcd itself into the democratic o..
ganization IN this state" the resolu
ton introduced by Teagardcn calls upon
the convention TO resolve:
THAT the foundation Of this union OF
states having laid IN. and It's prosperity,
expansion and pro-cmincnt example N
free government built upon, entire free
dom Of matters Of religious concern
mcnt aud no respect Of persons IN re
gard 10 rank OF place Of birth. no party
can Justly be deemed national. consti'
tutionai or IN accordance with Aneri.
can principles which bases lis organIxa'
ton upon religious opinions and acci'
dental birth place. Aud. hence. a polit'
icai crusade In the Twentieth century
and In the nitcd States Of America
against Catholics. Jews and foreign
born citizens II this country is neither
justified by the past history or future
prospects Of the country. nor IN unison
with the spirit Of liberation aud cnlighf-
encd freedoms which peculiarly distin'
ruish the American system of popular
government"
Tearardcn and Judge n. ID. Lindsey
OF Dallas. stated tonight that the rcso.
i,ltion viii be placed before the couyen.
t,on tomorrow In a minority report Il
a a. not ncccp,ed by the platfortn com
mIttee. A resolution prepared by Dr,
10 grandberry. of Ceorretown. which
declare. against Religions blrotry and
rnco prciud,ce. aiso will lie placed be
fore The couv,n,,op to,norrov, Al mi An
ci,,a.d h, IN. Marty ,la,foy,n u,apdhcv
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06

rillo and two cars Of tank material were
unloadcd yesterday.
Capacity for the extracting plant will
h. indefinite and Mr.. Storm did not care
10 make an estimate of the production.
II has been said that about 10000
cubic fet ~ nau,ral gas is used here
daily In the summer and that tho
amount In winter IA possibly 5000. 900
feet daily. II is said that the use OF
larger amount Of gas will not In any
way effect the quantity or quality Of
the supply.
Mr.. Hastings. who II associated with
Mr. Storm in the enterprise. has spent
many years In the oil fields Of Kansas
and Oklahoma. lie was nj one time su.
pcrintendcnt Of the Tower oil and Re.
filming Co. lie has been IN charge ~
operations In both Kansas and Okla.
homa. He has not come 10 Amarillo
yet. hut plans 10 move here shortly.
A nephew OF Mr.. Hastings. a. L.
HASTINGS. In here and is experimenting
the erection of the plant.
For three or four years there has
been considerable talk In Amarillo about
the possibility Of taking gasoline out
o fthe gas. Little had been done about
the matter and Il remained for parties
almost unknown to the public 10 start
an enterprise with only few persons
learning any OF the details.
Mr.. Storm has lived In Amarillo for
many years and WIS one 81 the owners
OF the Amarillo Gas Company until Il
was sold about three years ago 10 the
present owners
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06
con TINENT
IS CROSSED
IN q HOURS
BY AVIATOR
By Associated Press

By Associated Press
SAN DIEGO. Cal. Sept. 5.--iieut.
James II. Doolittle. army avitor. who
began one-stop flight across the con-
tnent nj i0s03 y. m. eastern time. last
right In n specially built DE Haviland
airplane arrived at Rockwell field. the
,rmy aviation headquarters here. at
s'3i y. M. today.
The actual distance Travelled by Lieu.
tenant Doollttle 10 San Diego from
Pablo Beach. near Jacksonville. Fla.
gas roughly computed by army officers
here at 2.255 miles
Lieutenant Doolittlc flew over eight
states Airmcn here said that his night
flight over the Florida swamps was ono
" the finest achievements In recent
,ears by military airman. The avi.
stor was paced In from Ei Centre. I'm.
perial Valley. by Captain William NJ.
Randolph and Lieut.. G. l.. Weber. each
riloting DE Haviland planes.
Doolittlc required only 22 hours and
~ minutes TO complete the 2.i00mile
trip and with an hour and Is minutes
taken out at San Antonio for fuel. his
actual flying time was n hours and n
minutes or at the rate OF approximately
| 100 miles an hour. or a mile and two
thirds every minute.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06
RAIL STRIKE
INJUNCTION.
DEFENDED BY.
DAUChERTY.

WASHINGTON Sept s.-Thc In.
junction obtained In Chicago against
striking shopmcn by the government.
Attorney General paughcrty said TO.
day. will not be used to abrkgc personal
liberty. nor VIII freedom OF speech or
the press he intcrfcred with. but. he
added. freedom of speech and freedom
of press does not mean those mediums
iiny be used tv uncite riots or mur.
Gers" Tho attorney general also de-
clared that the injunction had not been
"''tained to forcy ipen 10 work. nor was
u move 10 fsNsynt strikes.
The statement of Mr.. Daughcrty,
which was made TO newspaper cores.
I'ondents. followed earlier declarations
by White House spokesman after TO.
days cabinet meeting that President
Harding felt the injunction would not
IN any way endangcr constitutional
rights of the men on strike or of other
citlczns. but. II was added. the Chi.
cago injunction proceedings would he
followed NJ with the determination ~
prevent interference with transporta.
tion.
Jusr how far the government would
he obliged 90 go with prosecutions
against individuals. the White House
spokesman said. could only be deter.
mined by events. II was indicated that
no activities IN connection with the
y,rikc OUTSIDE OF court matters were
now IN progress.
Attorney General Daughcrty IN his
statement declared there would hc no
objection by the Department OF Justice
10 meetings OF union men TO perform
Hny ~ their functions that do not In.
tsrfeic with Interstate commerce OF
otherwise violate the law"
"If any one undertakes 10 abrldge
vcrsQpal liberty" he added. Il viii be as
vigorous In upholding the peoples
rights as ! am vigorous In opposing
violence"
belief that the strike situation would
quiet down" this week. and added: II
do not want 10 20 any further In these
proceedings than is necessary. want
"a bc rcsa,nnble about II. but not 10
reasonable ~ 10 let the government and
the people be trampcd upon"
The great majority of the press
about 90 per cen,-that portion Of the
respectable outstanding press Mr..
baugherty declared. approved the gov.
.rnmont's course. The press. he added.
Lad performed "a very generous. help.
ful service To the American people
Responding to u question. tho attor.
Icy general said he thought u court
would 'onsirue advocacy Of picketing as
ic.ng In violation II Judge wilkcrson's .
Temporary restraining order
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06
PLANT TO EXTRACT GASOLINE
FROM GAS TO GO up HEREAT
oNcEF. ]. STORM ONE BAckER

Amarillo will hays,a plant to extract
gasoline from natural gus within III
next sixty yAiys. This announcement
wns made' iant night ly =. J. Storm.
who IN drilling a water well on "a five
acre tfact mile north or Amarillo.
withfJ. j. Hastings OF blackwell. Okla.
A Texas corporation will be formed
toftakc natural gas from the Amarillo
field and make high.gradc gasoline
and II is said that II can bc made cheap
enough 10 compete with that refined
from crude oil by any Of the rcfincrics
Papers have besn sent 10 Austin to
form the corporation and u In expected
a charter will he received within few
days.
a fivcacre tract. facing go feet on
the paved road. was purchased recent.
~. A well with five and onc.half inch
casing is now being drilled. Water was
struck at a depth OF 30 feet. but the
well viii bc drilled deeper In efforts TO
get "a stronger flow OF water.
Marketing of the gasoline probably
will bc In charge of Mr.. Storm. who,
II Is expected. will become general man.
agcr of the sales part OF the concern.
Headquarters will bc In Amarillo. and
II II planned TO develop business through
a wide territory.
II is expected that the various build.
ingsg will practically take up the front
Of the tract of land now being used. A
bunk house has Just been built and
several other buildings VIII he erected.
Much machinery is cn route 10 ANA.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06
They Can't Stay Lost

II used 10 be that q watch could
drop out VI someone's pocket and
completely disappear - somewhere
In Amarillo"
Not any more
News Lost Ads have put u stop 10
thst. Hundreds of Amarillo people
will tell YOU that lost articles can't
stay iost after these hard.wotking
little ads have been put on their trail.
No guess work-it's all worked out
on facts.
To begin with. almost everyone IL
honest. when someone finds the
diamond ring that you've lost. the
only thing that's keeping you from
getting u back n that the finder
doesn't know you've ios, u.
It's simply q matter of letting Tn.
News tell the honest finder that YoU
are the loser.
Next time you lose something of
value. Phone Ma and ask fcr an Al.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06
HOPE TO REACH
ENTOMbED Men
next u HOURS
MORE ANSWERING SIGNALS
HEARD BY CREWS DOING
RESCUE WORK
~ Associated Pre-.

~ AkaociAted ffcss
JACKSON. Cal. Sept. s--some time
Thursday the a. Imprisoned miners In
tho .Argunaut unid VIII be reached. u
la generally expected here today.
n l. alsp sscncrally believed that some.
u least. of IN, men who were sfspped
min" DAYS aEo. are still ahve. as report
yesterday that asswcrlng signals had
been heard by member Of one Of the
r,rculug crews. was followed by others
t0day.
IN, rcsruc crew working from the
3fth foot ir,rl ~ Tho adyoining Ken.
nody mine toward the Arronaut. Tin.
ishod a dst0ur around a .irgin rork oh.
s'ruction and todny rcached one a the
"a ttnnst connecting the two mines
TINS tunnel Was oi,en 20 the extent Of
adnnilnF inen a. wsk, aithoush muck
asd roch VIII have 10 h. taken out 10
allow iho iaszage " uhe.lbzrroxs. and
rouIfessrd air and .ateF pipes. which
viii nrnliahly IL laid tonight.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06
HUMAN HAND SENT
BLACK WITH LETTER
SIGNED BY (. K. <.


ny Associated Pre-
NEW YORK. sept. 81 psckage
containing q human left hand evidently
that of q white man. aud letter lxned
~. X. H." threatening murder wss re-
ceived today By 4. Phillip Randolph.
edlior of n negro monthly magazine.
the messenger" The package which
bore n wrapp-r marked from fr~nd.
New Orleans" Was oIrBrd b. the police,
The leiter warned Randolph ts keep oui
of white mems movements and 10 unns
with hi own race. Randolph said lss
b~ile,ed u VAS sent b. his snsmies To-
the south and that II rvferrrd 60 = ~
cent controversy between himself sna
Marcus Garser. president ~ the pro,
'"eiai u Africa and editor ~ the >rrrs
World.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06
FARMER SLAIN;
ANOTHER IS nElD

" Assur .aisd i'fcss
fsJNGNiLW. reaas srpt '-Tom
innfno. sa an I'd cluezu of drsF
cf1nif sas killed this morning ~ ho
81 aiih = Ffoap of nld soiilas in thU
.hade of 81 old tree IN the Or Eg Coun.
a. eouri hHuHe sard. Sam h.utor "a, la
IN iHl charged With 'hr mund
Tho fuo men lived nn udimrf rUs
fvs miles nuih ~ lDrsFieH .HI "A
lfen nn had t'uns II aHHo i.n le
Fffln 1f Hn rll dspui. rnur .s ia
Hnr d H ffpnrirl
shlrl5 aliu il,u.fa inni tho srolp
u aas raid hrHe dlulp ,o a rs.k "A
short d.faar. sWaY, hHrh d hf iaam.
iooh q anf sm from hls 1885, pnl
salitI fnHald To- mr li H0pla
fss steps glum lhsiu aaa lirsri ael ~
hsaaa ~ ihf alhef men, a. nQilr,
~. -. A IL
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06
GRAND JURY WILL APPLY
ACID TEST TO EVIDENCE IN
HERRIN NINE WAR PROBE

Kept by the coroner would he the
sole means ~ future Identification.
they said
According to information made pub.
lie. the work of the grand Jury now
Includes investigating ~ the twenty.
two deaths: responsibility for IN. riot;
failure ~ authorities 10 call for
troops. and the truthfulncss u tcsti.
mony offered by witnesses.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06
vARDEMAN LOSES
EARLY RETURNS
WOULD INDICATE
OPPONENTS HEADQUAR.
TIERS CLAIM A MAJORITY
OF 1000 VOTES
o. Associated Press

JACKSON. Mis-. Sept. s.--Complcie
unnfflclals returns comp led by the Daily
News si iigi y. ~. from ~ counties
q the NJ In the state gives out a total
OF gl2ss votes. stephens ss.0ii and
vardcman 55.23'
4 statement given cut by stephens
headquarters at - 80 y. ~. claimed that
their cand date would lead Nsrdsman
by majority q ii.oo0 when tll votes
over the state we're received. Their
total at that time WAS 1855. with ~
but seven counties heard from with the
vote Cor stephens SS.2ss and Vardcman
1855
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06
VIII stimulate Activity.

WIN Ettsuulhtf tstttuy.
By Associated Press.
SAN ANTONIO. Sept j.--Thc record
all plane flight completed today from
the Atlantic 10 the Pacific Coast by
Lieut. James n. Doolittlc Of Kelly field.
viii he q stlmulant 10 rapid evelopmcnnt
Of aoronautics In the United States, nc.
cording 10 Lieut.. Col. G. &. Culver. air
officer of the Eighth Corps area.
This epochal flight In which Doolttle
.panned the continent with one stop
heing made has a two.fold. asset In avl.
alton. Colonel Culver believes. First Il
demonstrates the Feasibility Of moving
an air fleet quickly from one coast to
another n time ~ national emergency.
recond, II reveals the possibilities Of
commercial flying In which passenger
Planes would leave one coast and arrive
on the opposite coast In lcss than ~
hour.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06
ilala o,~. Nr Meeting.

- HsIH lHifl ffftHl
WINFIELD kaa, Rsis. t.-An.
ruunUns hf 'l0Diliug aifnisnf.
ehHh in uad thousands - handiiiis
u ihr 0f a hs h4 hius klan esan
flr mtoll.s sa unisr way naar hsTu
IrmaHt n ilnarrdt m ahiis fuisd
h.ahHncn iais lAn 81 ths esfsaasnlss
n foHnu .lnH With fns lnitinlloa ~ q
Iis saiimairl "a llofe fhsn fsp
lhaHraHaf "A aiaglsiafs lfini ihis fiff
aud Fuigeuudins lpans iipsfn ihf esp
Hanirf lsins krla q aisiaafe ~
lupea spslau Nhe ls'ifellfa shs h.eI'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06
LAFOLLETTE OF
WISCONSIN Gets
HEAVY MAJORITY
STORMY S0L0N HAS LEAD
OF $4,000 VOTES ON
EARLY RETURNS
o. Associated Press

~ Aeeortosed ffcae
MILWAUKEE. Wis. Sept. G.--scna-
tor Robert NJ. IaFolIctte continued 10
gain on his opponent, w. A. Garfield.
as returns came IN early today.
With SIS precincts out of 2s3 In the
state reporting IaFollcttc had a lead
~ so.se0. The vote stood: I,eFollcttc
s9.552: Garfield 3s.7i3.
MILWAUKEE,. Wis. Sept, s.-Two
hours after the polls closed tonight
In the Wisconsin primary election re-
turns from is2 precincts out % 2.253
showed senator la Toilette leading
W. a. Ganfieh In the race u the
Republican United States senatorial
nomination by majority which In
creased markedly ss the totals were
reported. The figures were Lafolletio
1909: Garfield 1851. They came
from "a counties scattered over the
state.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06
LEAGUE ASSEMBLY
IS MARKING Time
v, As-oclai.dPrcss

GENEVA. s.f. Tho assembly of
The ol.igue of Nations h marking time,
the Austrian question occupying The a.
iention of the dci'raics si'v'ial c''l'
f,fcnocs. There are two currents ~ the
negotiations. ono tnodinF a. the GO
roiuic union ~ Austria Win One pr
niorc Of hsf neiglihois. thu other haVlng
for iir object r.ikins Austria Fafr for
Investment ffom abroad and lifting h,r
work out hri oNn sil,aiion N.ih Tho
nd Of capital vhlch n sild "a BE- ready
ior her whsnrYrr suff ie'It guarantee
Z given against Inlilsai instability,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06
iioli~rs Mako big Haul.
~ Associsisd fru-s

MACON. Miss. s'pt Tho siorr ~
.. = Field ai taiys fru miles oifi 81
shululah vac rnlaHsi and burned fh.I
m1ning shortly SITTER midnight. The
entire sio'k ~ Eooas valued "a a nos
vas destroyed ana he ssis sas fola,sa
~ insues ~ llb'rly h0nds amouniing q
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06
STEAMER ABLAzE
ON FLORIDA COAST
~ Associated Press

PENSACOLA. Fla. Sept. s.-t'ire
broke out early tonish, In the hold of
the United States shipping Beard
Steamer Colthraps. which was moorci
alongside the Louisville and Nashville
dock here and all efforts Ia check the
flsmes ~ FAR have been unsuccessful
The fuel oil and also the partial cargo
In hold No. | IL reported 10 be- burning
The Ccithrsps registers s.i26 tons.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06
TURKISH CAVALRY
DIVISION WIPED
OUT, IS REPORT

" Associsied Pres
coSsTANTiNOrIE. sept s.-A
Turkish cavalry division has met dis.
nster near the Bliej.k nruus from,
Caught between two Greek forces. II
was totally wiped out
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06
STOCKMAN KILLED
IN TRAIN WRECK
~ Associated Press

~ Associated Press
SAN ANTONIO. sept. 5.-B. I. Maui.
din. prominent stuckman ~ Ozons.
Texas. was killed and Homer Adams.
another siU'lnan. was injured In \
rcar'cnd collision Of two freight trains
an the Southern Pacific near Sabinal.
west of san Antonio. early today. Mix.
cd train No. 2ss. from Eagle Pass.
crashed into the rear ~ extra no 976.
completely wrccking IN, c1bcosc IN
which Mauldin and Adams. who were
In charge of several ears OF stock on
the extra. were riding.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06
lleIirye Men Alive.

SAN FI,ANcIsco. Sept s-B,lioi that
all ~ most u the a. miners sntonil'ed
IN the ArEonaui mine are siili alive,
Vas voiced by State Minsmlngisl finich'
er Hamilton on hls return here today
from Jackson.
with good alr and sulflslsni water
men should be able 20 I've for two weeks
i0us~S sUlsks<,sxt ssnrszxs ka azIzxnsS<
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06
ny Associated Press

HAMBURG. Ark.--fsen and Henry
Richardson and Pheiin Builen. convicted
slsycrs Of Ira ". culp. farmer. aged So
today were sentenced to he elccirocuisj
at the state prison at Little Rock octo
Der 6. The killing. which for many
weeks remained n mystery. occurred at
the clup farm cabin near wilmot In
May. Last.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06
GOVERNMENT
CALLED ON TO
SEIZE ROADS
WORKERS or NEW YORK
AssIss1D 70 HuLp TIE
STRIKING sHorIEN


NEW yOPx. Sept. 1.-THE executive
committee of The Central Trades. and
Labor Council Sei,scwntinE 100000
members. tcnighi adopted resolution.
TO be submitted TO the Council Thurs.
dny. calling upon the federal govern
ment Immediately 10 take over and
operate the railroads ard make terms
with striking shcpmen.
A resolution wss also adopted calling
upon every trade unlon.st In The greater
city 10 as.ers himself .one days Iay TO
aid the strikers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06
o. Associated Pres

CiiICAGo.-Thc Brotherhood of Iail
way and Steamship Clerks are protected
by the rules and working agreements In
effect on other carriers. the United
States Railway Labor Beard decided TO.
day. The board ordered the agreement
put into effect on the Northern Pac
ific which was the defendant