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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26
Statesmen and Agents

AG IN TS--tl5 day. Easy, uu!ck sliea.
''"c auto. big weekly bonus; 1850
premium free 10 every custonlnr S!muly
snow our beautiful. 7-pcce. SOLD alum.
NUN handle cutlery set. appeals In.
nt"niy We deliver and collect. ray
u"hy. New Er" Mfg. Co.. 500 MadIson
street. Dept. a39-K, Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26

Saturday morning No
reH,icr 20. 1872, Mary Lee S:n!ih-r, IN
FAINT daughter OF ChaH +. and Augusta
Fuller :. Sm!thcr, aged % months, tu-
neral VIII sake place at rrS!!,i,r -
North Harrison. Monday. November "a
j.. NJ. lntcrmcnt Holly wood Come
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BUSINESS SERVICE


Bis-ncss Scrvicc offered rs
FLOORS FLOORS. FLGOHs-,,laaninc
waxing aud staining. dark floors made
l!sht. Johnson. Randolph $50.
PIANO uning ana :uoy!r; promptly Il, ~.
~ reliable wOrhfucn. attractive, prices.
Telephone RandoipH 100. crafts. .o.
East Grace.
ROOF repaired "nd painted. made Ike
new, we use best material and ru,r.
amtee our work. Phone Randolph 45g-W.
OLD FURNITURE. made uv~ CAL our
rcfnishinS department.. Madison sXs
Jones Bros. 60. Inc. Ii!S-.u Easi
Main Street.
SMITH MOORE VEHICLE COMPANY.
Special design auto body buiidrrs
Agents Hughes IunanH dunn bodie.
slJ North F.arih Stree.
SPECIAL PRICES FOR THIS WEEK
Hats cleaned una blocked. SOC
Hats cleaned aad blocked win n,,v
inside and outside banus Sl.2j.
Caps cleaned. 35c.
Derby cleaned. $50.
Hats called FOR ana delivered in uu.,
ness district
RICHMOND HAT WORKS.
g22 East Main Street
Madison 63yJ.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
SELLING STORES my spcc,a!,y II
lcinson. Strauss Co. 1904 East
Cary Street. Phone Randolph 2273.
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ards OF Thanks

TIE FAMILY 81 Nj. aid Mrs CaaTIe,
y Gay wish 70 ,.gfeas their deep az.
NeS'a'ioh :oF the many acts o. sym.
pathy and blindness shown in,,t ir 80,
recent oercay,,nunt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26
uheI =. DIrrctvrs
Mourning Orders Dyed.

orders received before = NJ. returned
came day. Addison Cleaning o.. No.
Boulevard tiL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26

AGENTS. crew managers. Creates,
proposition ever offered: $500 week
easy; full or part time: exclusive ter
rit"Fics Premier Electric Co. 3SIl
EMNe nsM0Ol AyeMllc. Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wunted--,laie

MEN wanting railway station unIco posi.
tons vain transportation furnished rx-
r"riehc" unnecessary, write quick. Baker
Supt., DEPT. Esq Wa.T".,Kh. 81: Louis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26

MEN Wishing posi,ions. iromcn. brake
men, colot'i tram rpottcrs. on largo VII
Eihh roads write FOR information: Sl2J.
t1"p month. Experience unnecessary.
Int"r-Rallway Dept. G2i. INDIANAPOLIS
Ind.
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In Aleiiiurinln

Al ENH4 NG-In loving memory OF my
daring mother. JAM ElIzsbrLy Ii-uu!uE.
e VINO went nome. November -. 1915.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26

men to Distribute 81 household ,r,ic,,
fry" to nfty Thousand housewives. i'm
Producing our guaranteed Couds: 81 hour.
40 day. Part tine satisfactory. WIN.
iuE Tree samples and start quick J.u.
nlnss Mfg. so. District u Ili. Dayton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26

nUICK-I'or sale. 1921 Buick coupe. .,,a
new. Run eight thousand miles can
Hotel Rucger. Room 1l6.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26

if?l FORD ToURING--wNi soil cn.,r
tonr new tires Nj. Rawlings. dl3 Nrst
broad Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26
MONTGOMERY

MoNTC-OM ERY-Dicd, in Grace Hospital.
AZ O'Clock \. VI. Yesterday, y. Frank
Montgomery, ~ years old. lie Is sur.
N!vcd by widow and two daughters
Misses Anne Lucille and Kathleen Bon
nam: one son, Charles NJ. two brothers
Mrs. william Stevens, Manassas. Va;
Mrs. w. l.. WaIdrop. Hanover County;
Mrs. y. l.. Hunt. OF R!ChIUond. Fu-
neral from the residence. lbs North
CRANKY Street. tomorrow at l.. NJ. In
terincnt Rivcrvi.Np.
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Read dispatch Want Ads for Prot-Use Them for Results
~ TOMOBiLES
Automobiles for Salp

STEVENS TOCEING--wc have exception
al bargains in a stevens touring car
which is tn excellent condition. inc,ud-
l!E a new maroon paint Job. We can
svH FOR $500. Come. Sc. this car. Terms
II desired Ask FOR Il. NJ. Turner. CO.
burn Motor sales Corp. i2l7 west
broad.
BARGAIN IN Premier and Haynes Sedan.
w. ID M0ss. D!strLhuiNr ial Wrs, Main
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26

MES-Maac $40 10 $40 daily. Thous.u,,s
buying new invention. COOK and heat an
year without coal ar wood. no gas or
electricity needed. Nothing complied ted
) ust saI la any stOv" or furnace nui
tern. rar"its-. HoiuK fast Send for
free sample ana start quick Exp.ri.
enc" unrcccssary. Jennings Mfg 30
Invention Is AS. DAYTON. Ohm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26

She wa 's!'h'M mother All he:
Was bound ua ia her children. al nyr
waa aned with care for them. and
Tenderness.
and rare ursclaEhnsss. aud to the last
Their welfare was her frst and LyaTest
Thought.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26

BUICK TouRfNG-Good condition. ,rn.
ine and viii Civ" satisfactory demon
stFatlon Easy terms. Ar. Rnwnn.s
Gla West Broad Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26
SALESMAN FOX MEMS
Statesmen
ALI. TERRITORIES

.CAtLiHu o. DEPARTMENT. ANp 0In.
PiEGE GOODS A. SIDE LINE: LinEitht.
.CM iSSiHN STATE ENrERiES Il.
~: A. iEhltiToNf. HuN l. -. CARE
TIE DISPATCH.
90 manual training needed .:nru.dL.t..y
salaries, tl-eo IN. fi.5Oo-I.o An
ny sour hn:n Teachers .AsIncy. Rich
nond. Va.
WA!TEhS - Wanted. nrs,.cla-, co!orod
waters Appy at once. D.i.y.r 7os
HEN. i"o wanted /" take orderr DC e.
OF after { T.. III. " I. II. walker. In
Room SO E~s; Maa s,rve,.
LARGE public service corporation IA seek
i"6 several Spuns men with college do
gree To Train for "Nrcutiy" positions In
tn oi'iniinS department SALARY Il.gvo
per hnHIU to start. GIVE axe. ,.ue,.
ton. business experience. height. weight.
slhi" whether married oT ainsly and
t'I''hnNa number ia reply to Boz q 2gI.
cat" m" bIsgat,h.
WANTED. Two mgn 20 take orders. -.X-
prr!yn'r UNNECESSARY. forty to MY dol
ass per week. Apply II! East broad
st:""'
euHLlc EMPLOYMENT BUuEA
ROOM 3. CITY HAIL.
EARS Hio u $50 mon,As. expenses
paid a. railway tfairc Inspector. POSI-
'1'n sIarint-ci aner ] months snare
nne study %. money r"tunIed ysrr!i.nt
orportunit!cr. write for free poo,tt-,
H-li6. stand. business TrsiGinS Inst.
buffalo. =. y
~ T Eb-%"iucs men over u yvishlm.
: EoEernnrnt jobs. coinmeuc. IA.
month: steady; answer today. l. 81
car TAe Dispatch.
Mh% wanted ;Or d"tert.y. ryrk ..p,rI
"ucs uGn-ccssary: write ;,r dill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26

~utN TS-Act GnIck; Dig proMta: ON
hossed Christmas showcards; some,hins
new merchants snap EN-. SAMPLE 2or
Particulars free. Estcrmun "a 60
street. BROOKLYN. n. y. oN
AGENTS, crew men. novelty men 0ioo-
I"h soc mucilaGo fountain pen: ovcrv
noiS huys on demons;rat ton S,n,nI,
s"'' DiE pr"ht plan free. Gioo Pen Co.
y %, i.ne Street. New. York.
N.r.N i9-N'w invention: auto rndinIoI
signal: only ono OF TIA kinL ~, ,,,a,,.
i'G seller. Ritcnu,o Signal, I5o Susrx:
Avenue. Brooklyn, ~ y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26

East Leigh Street. after !. brief Iiln,s
Mrs. katharine Guthrie. in tha 7.ih year
oil heF aEo. widow ~ tre late H. H.
Iuthr!c. Sh" leaves one son. James T.
Connoly. ami two daughters Mary h.
Guthrie and Mrs. Leroy Wagner Fu-
nera! from 81 Peters Church at 10
n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26
USED CARS.

Stephens +-Passcnrcr Touring.
Mercer t-lHss' ESCr Touring.
cha ndhr I-l'asscUEcr Sedan, 1921
ChAndlrr Passenger Touring. 1919.
And others,
Soc Mr.. Mills.
MADISON MOTOR CORP.
1904 West Broad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26

Used Cars.
All makes
and models.
Lowest Prices.
Cherry's Square Deal Auto
Sales,
800 Block w. Broad.
STUFF TOuEING-it you want a snaupy
car, iook a, this one. Vaughan Motor
Sales Corp. IA West Broad.
GUARANTEED used cars OF an snakes al
fonrth and Grac. S:rectA see Air.
Alloy or Mr.. Buti.r.
1s2l KLINE a beauty VIII demon
Htrai" To buyers satisfaction. Terms
owners anxious TO soil SG25 MIR Tay-
loE. boulevard 3TO5-W.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26

SHIRT MANUFACTURER wants agent,
To- sell shirts direct to wrnrer; earn bi,
money. bc your own boss No expert.
"hce or capital required. Write for FIRE.
samples. Madison Mills 500 Broadway
New York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26

an INTELLIGENT PERSON. either sex.
may earn 800 to 1900 monthly CORES
b"HdlnS for n"wspaprry. siJ to 80
weekly IN spare tnu". experience uu-
necessary: no can"assinE: subjects sus-
seSt"t. send for particulars National
fr.ss kIIcAu. MMnnlm- y. Y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26

ks-TNo qualified male ,cnchefa
90 manual training needed .:nincd!ute.y
SaI"ri"' 'i-eo IN: f,Sco-'l..o9. APP
i!y Sourh n.n Teachers .,s4nc. Rich
iuond. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26

NJ EN-S'o week to special men 10 travel
10y auto nud install! new stove couyertor
in every home: wonderful ,nynntinr.
COOK and bake all year without coal
or wood. no gas or electricity needed
We furnish the auto; simple FREQ
Thomas MFG. Converter 49,, Dayton.
Ohio.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26

100 c"Iorcd inen Tor steel plant work .nr
thEhcgi" steel Company, 1T Homcs,ead
Ia Loves, pay. ace hour. Can do
much better. Steady job. No lost time.
snip Tuesday. Appiy Monday evening
ANA Tuesday morning 10y 1910 to An
n.rs"" Einployin"ni Service" 100 Ems,
Main street. Richmund
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26

WALTERS - Wanted. Grst-cla-- co!or.a
waters ADpiy at once. D.l-y'r. 7Os
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26

: w f-hI"ItI mo rrSt, at her rrsI-
dcrce, IN south Zine street, SnturdaS
November -, $50 y. NJ. after :, long
:l!h.ss. Augusta BoSchen CLARK. She
ttaNrs four daughters. MRS j. ". Chit
tuIn; Mis-. II. -. Bryan Mrs Roy
I+i!hc. Mrs. Ivan C.ar. .; walkcr;om
Va. and three sons Herman, Louis A.
ana Henry Il. Funeral from 81, An
ufvM Church sunday. 4. NJ. Inter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26

" ANTED-Enersct! YOUNG man, about
- years OF aye. 10 do collecting ana
'hV"s'iEating; chance OF promotion for
righ, man Box G. 23?, care The Dis
patch.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-18
FIFTY INJURED
when 8 TROLLEY
CARS WRECKED
COACHES LOADED WITH tx.
CURsIoNIsTs BOUND FOR
NIAGARA FALLS
~ Associated Press

~ Associated Press
BUFFAIn. Aug o. Three trolley
cars hoDnd f.r the Fails containing ex.
cur,ionists from Washington. Harris.
hurg and Haliim'rr were wrecked lust
after midnight
u is not known how many. II any
we've killed. hI Lhe. injured have been
removed 10 hospiills IN Buffalo aud
Tunawandn and 10 s estimated that the
injured viii number 80
The tars were filled with excursion.
l~'r Whu hnd arrived IN Buffalo about
u clock THURSDAY night from Bal,i.
orv Washington and Harrisburg The
2 80 cav rsn iHio a hole ia the track
AnI bad hssia ,slssts.l ,.'at ~isA sx
Z usIt's 1h' second aud third cars
.Iv,. utu Ore inst aud both tracks we're
.in,bed. The hole .n the line could not
have been blasted oui long before the
cars approached. fur other cars had
Itss'd j.st short time before. The
s,'.e s Do tb. 0u.r fields with few
l.t~,s rrT hN.
Although many Ner, reported injured
htly. i.N wen, sent 20 hospitals.
Nlo,l % 'h f1-s,ug,r, we're returned
'. Huf.al. f.l sent .r Io Niagara Falls
...i.. . summoned tu The scene
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-18
ESCAPING PRISONERS FROM
nENITENTIARY take WARDEN
With THEM, STABBING ANOTHER

- lfr shop ~ tho prison This after
noon and Deputy Muchuw. hurried O.
asC,rin n what was he trouble when
he rea,hod the shop tho convict. no.
tucked him. with knives which thv1 hIH
,httncd from som. unknown SOUR .
D'pu'y MurhoW resisted AMI was badly
c-t up being sifhhod twice in sHu
abdomen and one, In th, breast as u 70
as sustaining several m nor s1shr-
\ rcpori from the ho pI.al ton chit vIs
that his wounds would not prov, nt.I
Warden Jam son was .n h.s ufar, lt
the prison a. the time - the at'4DE.
and also hearing the noi4c i1 %, shop
FASTENED down The men oy.rroWsr.i
him and 20 the point of th,r knives
.orr,d him a. lead the WY through tl,
pf SON rat,s 90 thr outs d. after thr.
htd thrown prputy MuchoV and O.
gl4rd into cell Reaching the rard,n
lest cuts g. the prison. th'y lupod uiD
'hn Hutumuhilo ord susd north
4 guard ou vail gUffHuR thrm f-i
a sau' nui f.arad fp aim a.riF'lr COO frr
a,gu.nts h,vluac of thr Warden t
presence lf fho .8r
-, onlf W.1pous ths nIls.r.fs I. q
vasu fhCf l'ft h.fc wen. tfo kuis
Mu'h 'srltem'0t lH'inel.i tb. u.Ht
r.D' ~ tho penisuuau. D'h,r ufI.o
t..fil.d iae. and ruh .nd rl"
'.1 th usull roH IDna III nu.aHrrfIr
tnn' nh1 Dan fhr fuuf attempted 's
asrspr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-18
TARIFF DUTY OF
EMBARGO NATURE
IS HUNG ON DYES
LEVY PROPOSED BY BURSUM
BASED ON AMERICAN
VALUATION
nv Associated Press

WASHINGTON Aug T. Tariff IA.
'ir. on dyes and otncr coal products
'.lirh were declared hy opponents %
be- equivalent 20 nm embargo. were ,p.
r'oy.l tonight bv the senate. IS 90 %.
Republicans aud Democrats split on 'b4
issue ~y,cu Republicans opposing the
ilcrsa sod ldtes auc five Democrats sap.
l,i'.ug u.
Tho new duties proposed hy Senator
T rsum. Republican New NcNico. srs
based on American instead of foreign
81. tuntio1 .-Ir ogtiou trainers ot tho
briu had dcstrd Co. ltNc to tho prcs.-
o'I'--aud are:
On coal TAR dc intermediates l0i
cents pct pound and g p"r cent ,d
,,..or,m. ir place oi tho old rates ot {;
cents and 90 pea cent ard oH finished
q cs and coal ,ai products. lot. cents
e pound and % PEI cent. instead a. {;
,'.uis and 90 pcg cent
\ ron ciD followed sharp debate
, which Chairman WldsWcrih ot thn
military committee presented a leitrr
from Secretary Weeks urging extension
90 ih, d,r control az now IN tofCc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-18
HEAT CLAIMS
-FOUR DEATHS
IN CHICAGO
MANY PRoSTRATIoNS WITH
MERCURY SHOWING NO
DOWNWARD TREND


CHICAGO AUS with -four
5r.,hs and ,curr~ O. rusuauons at.
ulDut,d Q, ih' h-rf reported n less
tHan 'wnu'yfaur hours Chicago swel.
i,.cl tonight noNl'-s of y,licf from the
oppression which nls GROWN heavier all
week
81 : r m 'uHs, Tho ,.Nrrurv bad
r.a,hci goo degrees and rho humidity
registered around %
1t. bathing beaches were damned.
GO vds -t,ndire 90 line for hours 70
ostan suits al th, public hath houses.
Casr0g crowds sought relief in the
ruts. thousands sleeping there last
n Ehi
u viii he hotter tomorrow" DO.
cluod the vcathc. hgr,au. adding that
'rcrr W1s ~ end to tho heat wave In
arhi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-18
RANCHER FOUND
DEAD IN BED IN
HIS n. NJ, HOME


~
-.... .N"NEI. N N. Aus I'M. IL
....r. HNautin y. NJ. Is
.....t f., fr.e uhc, was found
. H,.s TODAY \ coroner's
.,.. nf- .rtI th. man came 10 his
r fH .|..-r natural causes. n is
.... f.t. .., um' 20 the citv a day on
f-r. $500 I,-r,udrut over dry weather
f. f#. a.t that hs wife had left him.
\ map found among Goes effects
showed u.s Bnsh residence and out
r.tsss and harms. with sn \ drawn al
.ert,n points below windows. with a
f... n0te that read The keg is here"
g vas reported.
A SON. - wears ~ age. Is here. having
tu-t returned from Kansas city. where
h. marketed cattle Mr. Coo and small
.h.idrrn. who were boz kansas. we're
frfi0ed and VII arrive on m. frs
fain
I.oai tainmen viii have charge of
fr'rai arrangements. the decess.s
having hr0n member q that organ.
Hti0n.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-18
COSTS or FOOD
SHOW AN INCREASE
NJ Associated Pre-,


WASHINGTON. AHl o. Whel"--,l.
AVID rDpI COSTS OF lHud 1ud other com.
mul',. fnor Hn upward Jump during
.n, u.r.n OF Iuly. r.f1u rrD.. ayrrag-
rf1 ,.. u.r cert irrrcl-, Vh o. whole.
30, prices n gistctti gain OF about
3 10 r.f can't as compared with lun"
Hf.,. the Department Of hbof AN
H..rr.I f.d1N
Tf, largest retail lrrrrls.s vrr'
.s..I .n 90. sale ol crnruat,d sugar.
u.. D.na nU.-'s fresh eggs per
c.uf rl,v beams uct cent. no'ito..s.
o Iar D,ll Will. a &C.. cent .nrre,s"
was rygisl.re. agl ust certain b uds q
meats ,f..a. nasrd h.1rs and nrure~
Thirteen fuod staples decreased Boo
price ou,1s drorung l3 p"r cent c,h-
n.r. in trns hm.s .nJ nour q.
while ,,rnad ra ds show 70 hut sight
l,.r,,.,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-18
LEGISLATION.
TO END RAIl.
STRIKE NOT
LOOKED FOR

p iaso.iaLJ Pa
WASHINGTON. AUG q, President
ltTdias was said hy admnisirat on
Hdyis,Js kate to,aly virtually to have
d-cid-d o. ~ before congress tomorrow
in"rning wi,h his statement oi the IN.
dlsttal situation. Indications were that
the chiri crNrdtiNc would deliver his
message by noon Ir was known T.
have cnocludcd the writing at he mes.
sage which was sent tu "a, pubic
printer tonight
The decision to address Congress was
reached after earlier reports had indi.
Gated that the president might defer
rs statement on The sirik" situation
uutl after the "a lrodd conference in
New York hal reached some definite
conclusion. administration advisers
tstid tonight. however. that the rrrs.
dent felt he should delay no longer In
rreerutiug the adm niStrat on case 20
Congress and the country. regardless
&, the status of strike negotiations
now in progress.
The Presidents message. it Is said,
VIII suggest the need of legislation 90
t'fenklntn int kNNtl nihfik 'tdl w ~ y
hutton system, and To prevent prof tecr-
isg from the shortage brought about
~ the coll and rail strikes. In addition.
Il l. believed he viii assure Congress
that IN" f,-ieral government intends 10
Civ. it, q q and protection to the main
tonancc of rail OPERATIONS. Il Is doubt
fr whether there w!u b. any sugg"s.
I'm for l'grhtion affcct!ug the rail
stusti"n.
Adm nietrat On leaders and Secretary
Weeks conferred With the President
t,da, for % study OF tho message
Before going to the White House
gore,.r. Wrc's rcrGvoi uum the
l.,..i de'nrtmcut ~ the army q formal
,a.n, ~ >. tho effect that the strike
situation did no, constitute an 'n"r
gcncy which would author u" the rr
, e,t.u = 'nr Hr'pN 90 vsr strength.
or 10 allow the drafting of tho men ir
time ~ peace While mo- such action
,rr .r .nnGt.I Nh W".Es said fh'
onln.ors were asked 'r settle amy d"um
as 10 the power W thc government in
tho eirUums'duC
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-18
md sr.ead to nearby forests.

Thousands of volunteer guards bat
o.. .h, ilaur. .n the various sectors
.'.n.ghu4t the forenoon, hut the ir"
i..u,d Iast tIo Lines everywhere about
.lD uIy Flgr'.s were forced Co. tirr
.r th,I lives
when th' guards l'tt the i.rc fight
.- tu,N turned the attention 90 re.
uN4lg thr tuWuspouulr vut settlers to
l.,'. o ut,tN Through The co.opcr.
,'iou of "a. stat, highway department
:. uich rushed every available truck TO
tire ire ZONE. the refugees W"re hastily
removed Not single fatality was g..
Ii"d from the districts where organ.
il,i efforts were untr Co rescue the
t,tUg'ts.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-18
90 Save Thermenoirf
~ .aH.H D..

NrlNCiIslU W Nua ne GOV
mM'm Nf'.nntaf CrHeu., :
I...i tf..s ed fle aH.'rH'H, suido9f
.herHrn,. fat'r Il do.rs today g.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-18
MAYFIELD FOR
SENATE CLUB TO
Be ORGANIZED
SUPPORTERS WILL MEET
TONIGHT IN DISTRICT
C0UT ROOM

Potter count, Nmr, viii ton shi
organic = NaNii,ld Tor senate club.
The citizens will m,-t "a the district
court room ot thr court hnu>r at :
o'oloch when planN inr e campaign
during the final WC'k before tho
run-nfi. August s6 viii be- made
>irmturrs pi - r.uns Who would
attend thc Na,iir'd ull, iidaN
nicu we're obtained THURSDAY hN
local supporters OF the candidate.
Women - vel - men are ~
prctrd L. attend tn rallN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-18
Youth Killed la t".idrni
1. A..-.--.L.L I..-a

rUET WORTH Ne a. Thr rorre
son Df ~ lul Nr o. W Haynes ..
Sv~,'vffrf vl~ kilI,d and Mr. ~.
mes hc- d,ught,f tri Gardner Harness
of Colo.ado. injured ts the result %. tn
tufo1inbte vr,el r.lg Miles yesterday
when tle #ir u Nh..1 th'Y were .d.. E
vls struck hv "a S1na o. tr,.u
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-18
FIGHT over
SENIORITY IS
kept UP AT
CONFERENCE.
~ Associated Press

81 NYultk. Aug a.. Railway rN.
t.,s and biothc hood ohoie.a today
r.. lcl with tho priIen of settling
.. n pmyns ~na,, and then ad.
nlrrrl mt touorlrN without scoring
tall
1orouow. wi i'rcSidcnt Harding
,'pc1i.d 90 am, 81 hef, Congress
s. III "a m,ssagc on the is,,l sltuatiou. the
toqi,IeeA @iii rcass-iilhl' in an effort
.c come Ia grips on The question ot
-.E.ority.
Today was day ~ conferences
r',tcrcnccs tbs morning. among broth
rLood ch els this afternoon between
hu,horhood chiefs ana executives this
y.ning between brotherhood chiefs and
officials of the striking ,hop,raft.
The first g,ihering hycr which War
en s stone head ot the Brotherhood
4 Locomotive Engineers presided, was
oaii,d Tor the purpose OF framing pro.
am 20 be submitted t. the executives
al the main conference In the aitcr
room. The brotherhood men who nsda
J., pliln that their position was solely
II med dtors. ant into the afternoon
Vl.lcy without breathing q word of the
'iopoS,ils ton a str ke settlement which
hey were believed % have drawn mp.
pu, II the train Scrv ce mcr were silent.
representatives of the shcncrufts made
II plain that they did n@ believe any
proposal would be made by the running
"adcs which would inClude = sacrifice
of their seniority rights
Representatives of tho strikers indi.
Gated that they would remain firm in
tnat they must be taken back with their
seniority ranking unimpaircd
a committee representlng the cNecu-
,Nos. headed hy T DcWitt Cuyler
Z oraiiman 81 their urgan fltiou rclared
- The conference chambci where they
waited ~" nirivsl % b. rnsdtators.
Z ~ O'Clock the doors closed aud the
( e. ference was on.
The officials story ~ the party was
/ c. nlancd in a cu'umuniqu, issued hy
MIR Cuylrr after the meeting had
b, ol en- mp
Upon leaving then couf,rcu,r with
a., executives th, brotherhood men
FASTENED To- their h.g uptown 20 di,
clss The DAYS developments with 'he
. heads az the o. othc. unions
, As silent os when hc had entered the
conference chamber. MIR stone declined
Z. discuss what had umspirrd. Bert
49, icW,N, head 81 'hc Railway Em
yes di,is On OFF 'E. American Fc,lrr
, o.; .cn of Labor who arrived here This
ltriug tp u, on hIHl f o., Wa want
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-18

SIX DEAD, z TOWNS WIPED
OUT, OTHERS IN DANGER AS
BLAZE SWEEPS minnesota

DULUTH, MINI, Aug Isis known dead hundreds home
less least wiped and in imminent
danger the apparent toll tonight Of of forest fire.
which swept norhn Minnesota today causing the con-
agrson slS when four hundred persons lives
All the fires said have resulted smoulderng peat
BEDS which whipped into raging by strong wind
and So. cad to nearby forests.