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The Washington times., 1922-04-11

The resolution which was intro
duced by Senator Mclean of Con.
necticut on July 20. 1921, and does
not relate to recent criticisms by
Democratic Senators of the Federal
Reserve Board. the resolution being
on the calendar and coming up in
the regular routine for action. SEN
ator Mclean was not on the floor
at the time.
While, under the terms OF the
resolution the Senate committee is
empowered TO proceed with hear
ings and to report its findings to
the Senate with such recommends
tions as 1t deems proper" II Is be-
iieved that the likelihood OF an in
quiry is very remote. 1t Is under
stood that Senator Mclean does not
contemplate holding any hearings.
The resolution was introduced
when the charges made by John
SHELTON williams against the re-
serve board were lodged. A similar
one was sponsored in the House
and the investigator was conducted
by the House committee.
The Washington times., 1922-04-11
Baltimore Grain.

BALTIMORE, April 11.-wheat-
Easier. No. 2 red winter, s1.3eM;
No. 2 red winter. garliclty, sl.9e; re.
ceipts. none; shipments, s.9Of bu.
Corn-Firm. No. yellow or bet.
ter, domestic. zoe, asked; receipts.
S2,473 bu.; shipments, 1S2,247 bu.
oats-Firmer. No. white. do.
mestic, 46@45hc; receipts, none;
shipments, 5.629 bu.
Rye-Easier. No. Western ex.
port, spot. s1.0s; receipts, 1bs, ,2el bu.;
shipments, 14b,sss bu.
Hay-Quiet, unchanged.
Flour-Dull; little demand.
The Washington times., 1922-04-11
EKSDRASTIC
IN DEFLAT|ON;
b0URSE CLOSES
Cuts Value Of Bank Notes One.
HaH--Business In Athens
Disrupted.
By International Sew. ssrvies.

The Greek government, debating
it's paper currency. has cut the
value of bank notes OF various de-
nominations to one-half, forcing the
closing OF the Bourse at Athens. and
the National Bank of Greece, ac-
cording to a cablegram to Secre-
tary of Commerce Hoover today
from Consul General Lowrie at
Athens.
The Greek authorities, by their
new fiscal policy, have brought
business to an actual standstill in
Athens and other Greek cities.
Consul Lowrie said that a forced
internal loan has been floated,
amounting to 81, GOO, ,000, 900 drach-
mas $50, 900 American coin).
The government has called In part
of the paper money in circulation
in exchange for 6h per cent bonds
due in twenty years. Bank notes
in denominations OF five, ten, TWEEN.
ty-five, 100. 500 and 1000 drachmas
have been cut to one-half their for
mer value.
In reducing the value OF the
Greek currency, Consul Lowrfe ex-
planned the new law would operate
as follows: Half of the notes bear
ing the picture of the founder of the
National Bank of Greece is 10 be
declared legal tender at one-half the
value OF the whole note. The gov
ernment will hold the other half of
the note bearing the crown. The
crown half OF the notes will be re.
placed by bonds.
The Washington times., 1922-04-11
INCOME
GA|NSb|LL|ONS
ASPR|CESR|SE
New Confidence Prevails in
Agricultural Circles, Live
Stock Head Says.
Cosmopolitan News Service.
BY international News Services

CHICAGO, April 11.-Stockmen
and farmers are worth 81. .o46. .ooo, 900
more than they were ninety days
ago as a result Of the upturn in
market values. This was the cheer
ing statement of President e. C.
Brown, of the National Live Stock
Exchange. He has Just returned
from a trip into Iowa and Nebraska,
where he said a new feeling of con-
fidence prevails.
An advance of $3.50 per hundred
pounds in the hog market since
the last week in December, an up
turn of 81 on cattle during the
same period and the addition of
y2.25 in ninety days to the value of
sheep have increased the value of
live stock in farmers hands by
1851 ,000, 900. Another t4S5, ,000, 900
was added to their wealth through
an advance of 40 cents on wheat,
rs cents on corn, and 20 cents on
oats, IL was stated.
The value of a dollar, IL was
pointed out, is 80 per cent greater
than in 1920, so that an advance
of s1,O4s ,000, 900 at this time really
amounts to s1,569, 900. 900 in post
war terms. Mr.. Brown predicted
that the recent increases only fore.
shadow further gains and gave the
established marketing systems credit
for pulling the farmer out of what
at one time seemed to be almost a
hopeless depression due to the eco
nomic upheaval following the world
war.
The Washington times., 1922-04-11
Business Outlook Improved.

Secretary of Commerce Hoover in
discussing the brighter business sit
uation today declared that the Inn
provement which has occurred with
in the past several weeks is definite
and permanent. A better condition
is reflected in the principal indus
trial and business lines generally,
and 1t is his opinion that this i'm
provement may be expected TO con-
ttnue.
II was made plain by the Secre-
tary that the betterment in the busi-
ness situation is not the first sign
of an imminent boom Of the restora-
ton of business and industrial ac-
sivities to a wartime scale. Instead,
he said, production generally is in
creasing, agricultural prices are rts-
ing and the situation looks much
better at present than at any time
tn the last several months.
The Washington times., 1922-04-11
Foreign Exchange.

NEW YORK, April 11.-Foreign
exchange opened weak today, demand
sterling y lower at 4.41%. Francs
yielded 3 centimes TO 9.22 for cables
and s.21h for checks. Lire were five
points lower to 5.33 for cables and
5.37h for checks. Belgians were off
Az centimes to $50 for cables and
S.52b for checks. Marks were u
point higher to .0035 3-5. Guilder
cables 37.sS, checks 37.S3; Sweden
kronen cables 26.1S. checks 26.13.
The Washington times., 1922-04-11
Deyber Lectures on Banks.

Lectures in the third class of the
supply corps. school of application,
United States navy, were begun
yesterday with an address by Mr..
Deyber on THE History of National
Banks" Mr.. Deyber also will
address the class tomorrow. These
lectures on banks and banking prac-
tice have proved very popular. A.
G. Father, manager of the new
business department of American
Security and Trust Company, is in
charge of the series.
Public utility bonds were chief in
demand on the local exchange yes
terday.
The Washington times., 1922-04-11

Open. High. .Low.C Close.
Money on call. Az -. 80. -"
stock sales up to-
IL n. m. IL noon. 1p. m I'D. m
3SS,200 $4,000 ........ ........
Bond sales up to-
III m. IL noon. 1p.m. 7p. m
4,1s0,000 S,119, 900 ........ ......,.
The Washington times., 1922-04-11
Local Stocks.
SALES.

Prices at noon:
Washington Gas 5's, $l,000qs2A,
s1,000Q92k. s600@92k.
Capital Traction SIS, $500Qsbh.
Washington Gas Light. 10@bo.
AFTER CALL.
Capital Traction 6's, $60OWOoh'
$500@s5h.
Washington Railway AS. $4,000
SO.
Capital Traction SIS. 1,oOO9s5h,
s1,000@95h.
MoNEY-Call loans. sos per cent.
The Washington times., 1922-04-11

Furnished BY w. B. Hibbs a Co.
Prices at noon; | bid / ASH
The Washington times., 1922-04-11
@sss#s @sssss#ssHHHHHHRRe HHHHRRe BUSINESS AND FINANCE orr
Authorizes Probe of
Federal Reserve Board
Senate Adopts Resolution introduced Last
Year Ordering Investigation of
Reserve System.
By HARRY GUSACK.

Investigation by the Senate Banking and Currency
Committee Of the administration of the Federal Reserve
System and the office of the Comptroller of the Currency
was authorized by the Senate yesterday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-22
FIVE DAYS WILL
Be CONSUMED IN
FARMER HEARING
ACUTE STRESS OF SITUA.
TION WILL BE FIRST
QUESTION STUDIED.

tSEINrTnN 1tu -f Five DAYS
have n..u allotted fH tAy national agri.
cultural conference. which meets here
luHts OBJ ~-8tv trr conditions O; the
formers of tn, Omitted states and sug.
sst remedies o.. .e,i ne situation.
The ur0glun made public today by
'F' a~ucal'uHl leur,m,nt. showed
fhaf tlr present acute uruss of the
lrmcrs b. O.. hs evtn first eonsidera.
|.r. after vl.I fBs conference will
f.ke up consideration 70 "A permanent
agrlcuitmal poll designed 20 avoid pc
riods of depression such as az present
nc, thr flrm,is
President IlH ding win open the con.
..i,uD, NHnUr and viii h. followed
a. S.,rvaD Wallace. who viii outline
D.. purpose 0. Oh, uithering.
Representative Anderson. Minnesota.
chairman the ioint congressional
.m-iu of asriculiural inquiry.
then vllI speak on agricultural prices
.ud thr present situation.
Tb. present agricultural system and
suggested remedics viii be- presented
urdlN afternoon through reports
iron representatives of the leadlng az.
ricultual regions.
REPRESENTATIVES of allied industries
win follow with tcn-ninute discussions
ie'une of the effect 20 agricultural DE-.
precision on other Industries.
The Euroncan situation IN n relation
Oh AmCriclu aglicnglture viii be siir.
,ussed Tucstav hy q. r. Warren Of
ithaca. y. \.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-22
WOODROW WILSON FOUNDATION
FUND DONORS GRATEFUL FOR
OPPORTUNITY TO give MONEY

.lc' thc Foundation 30 its great
work. Woodrow Wilson hss dore his.
and down 90, centuries his name ani
anne win loom larger and ever larger
those who misuudcrstood him and
llod to appreciate him md his work
Dora fo understand him better"
Thus writes " Z. Fleming of Anna
rllo bon making o. contribution % the
Woodrow Wilson Foundation Rui that
is iuv ftp.oal of Oh, statements that
ln, helms made In rerari 10 'he former
president IN, Foundation plans 90
raisl 81 epO 0oo Tor p fund that VIII
stand 'or %, ideals that th, former
president advocated
Amarillo and panhaudi, people ht
uaNe n the former president Thcr,-
fr. th,r agc URGED o. send ir as III
srI' conir buttons a. rossili FOR this
frt Evtrv donor Wiu rcc,iNc Ger.
r1caic showing that ~ is foundet
~ this fund However 'hcsl ccrtif.
Gates are net isslled ~ NJ Daily News
LISTS Of th. donor~ will D. forwarded
to ,he prop,r officials and thoy viii On
oI' thc ccrticates and send them o.
fhr giNers
gov q Wafson 20 Houston. chair
uiau u the campaign ior Texas, nas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-22
FARM BUREAU TO
URGE IMMEDIATE
WORK ON PLANT
WILL ASK CONGRESS TO
HAVE MUSCLE SHOALS
PROJECT DEVELOPED.
d, Asoeia''drrs

dy Associated rr,ss
FLORENCE. Ala Jan 20 AT the
.irai sess.on 20 Two dly conicrcuc,
z III Sou'hotu group of the Amer
en- FHrm nur,au Fesisra. Convention
mere today delegates representing hall
the agricultural states of the Initel
States declared intention 20 carry theii
lrht Tor development Cf government
property at Muscle Shoals 90 Congrcs,
fh' conference endorsed the proposal
Henry Ford q. losse the property
and ly resolution. urged immediate re
lUuiinn Cf construction work dccllr
ng that u would D, ln cUonoinls Grim,
n0 lonEfi uUs' ncn' Development
FNc complete cooperative marketing
rfranizaiious for major crops and ~
trge number in prrc,ss 90 orgnniza
rn "runised o. rlI agriculture = b.
ueifir.ent uatketinr svstcm arruriiur
CD q ren.rt read iy r uu. prcsi
eni ~ fhs r~Nas farm Buuau
Waste. incfncicncy ana graft. which
causri n national sandal in our mar
kf'ing system. snid the repoft have
cca rcf,lared a. ihs application uf lnr
i-il ccn1cmir principles
such co-onsfaiite markoiiug Nj
tr sid n'etnf thv salvation of %
imeicsn farmer
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-22
JEALOUS WIFE
SHOOTS HUBBY
WHO JILTS HER
STENoGRAPHER ALSO IS
KILLED BY WOMAN WHO
SHOOTS FOR LOVE"

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 2l.-Oscar
Roster owner and manager of the
Roster Advertising Agency. and his
stenographer Miss Mildred G. Reckiit
today were killed with a revolver by
the formers wife. The shooting &C.
currcd IN Rosters offices while hc and
his stenographer were alone In the
front room. jealousy, the police say,
was responsible Tor the crime
After the tragedy. Mrs. Roster
screaming Historically. beggcd the for.
givcness Of her husband She had sus-
pected the relations OF her husband ard
his stenographer for some time. The
police declared
After the shooting police say Mrs
Roster broke down. hurrying frosn the
offices
Il shot him because ! love him"
she cried az she started down The stair.
WAY police declared
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-22
RECEIVERS NAMED
IN FAILURE CASE

PHllApELpHlA Penn. Dan 20 -
Following ihs failur, of'E y Kohr AMID
company j hrukoraec house tod'y ,1c
appointment 20 receivers and the rNrc
4 ZOO answer admitting insolvency. vIU
Hts wcre .ssH,l htr for ivard p
hn and cr'rr, Edward kDhr nihpr
Hl IN. 0..Ising them with r I'd. ylr
at Neither rnuld b, found Th,
.a.,rr uas suspended hy ihr ,.rsHlI.
.f.d riu.k Exchange
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-22
FATTY WINS POINT
IN JUDGES RULING
8y As, c.A,sd Pre-.


SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 2l.-Eftorts
r, the prosecution to have Miss Zey
Provost. show girl and one Of It's lead.
ing witnesses. declared hostile to it,
.ausc were halkcd temporarily by the
court today IN the second trial of a
hnrgc ot mnnslaughter against Roscoe
&. tFnttyl Aibuckle In connection with
,he death of Miss Virginia Rappe, mo.
ton picture actress The court said Il
would allow authorities ON the point
other than those quoted today.
Il. O Hcnrich, finger print expert.
was called Co Identity earain finger
prints found on door ~ Arbuckl, =
DOM In the hotel and said w the
prosecution to Doe those II Arhuckle aud
Miss Rappe Hc was ou the stand at
adjournment
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-22
GULF LEASES
1000 ACRES
OF OIL LANDS
TO DRILL WELL ON EVERY
SECTION OF BURK BUR.
NETT HOLDINGS.

Special 10 The News
PANHANDLE. Jan 2i-Thc Gulf
Company has secured "a lease on 2 600
acres ot land IN the Burk Barnett
ranch. IL was auihoritauvcly learned
here today u Il understood that the
Gulf Company viii b. compelled 20 drill
one well on every half section " land.
Record has Just been made Of The leases
which h declared one OF the most I'm.
portant In some time here
Gulf No ] Is drili,nr at 2760 feet.
Dial No hrs bson spuddcd in and
drilling is proceeding Texas Company
No | Is down 20, feet and drilling
Humble No 2 Is reported 900 feet win
drilling Going ahead Sill 40 .
down aoO feet and drilling
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-22
TAR COAT GIVEN MAN
FOR DAMAGING LINES


Nv Associated rrss-
III DORADO Ark. Dan 90
i've maskcl mer tonight -cr,h
man known as Walhcrr Hha has
ic't hecn rclsas,l frcm OBJ. county
mil. whcrv b. hls been held Co. the
t'dsr1l auihruucT took nm rt1
an aut1mo'dl, fU the eds, .' .Hr
c.N and aduinnieroi coat Df 'r
and feathers end told him a ...tc
fht state
Government authorities siy 'he
man served arm IN thc F,rt
iacs, uvorth l-ulterthr, fw dlm
~nr "i'o hnes aud uil Wells in che
Kansas oil field ! " W ummi re
Wes found on hm ~ tho time of % +.
rrfeSi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-22
Rickord Cg:lrged
With Assault on
Is Year-OId Girl
ny Associated Presa

NEW YORK. Ian. 2l.-TcN Richard.
internationally known promoter %
uporting events. was ,hargcd in mag
isirue's court to-day with criminal as
sault ON li.year.old Alice Ruck. public
'chool pupil and daughtcr of ar East
Side widow
Through counsel Richard. who sur
r,ndcrcd ON learning ia, bench war
rant had bect issp',l denied the
charges. which We're made hy the chill
urru's society. on complaint of the
Ruck girl Two uf h.r ntie comptn.
bns. Elur Ganzie. o. ana Anna Hes
Z. wcr, held us with, sscs. the society
quoting the girls as saying Rickard
met them las fan at MS public swim
ming pool az Madison square Garden.
gave thym money took them 90 his
aiflcc and them un nrccmhcr 10 last
assaulted the Ruck eirl IN an apart.
msnt in West ATTN street. few doors
from Finh avenue.
The promoter was under $40 000 bond
tonight Ter examination next Wcdnes
lay liis attorney Man u Stcucr said
in q statement that Mr. Rrkard Nas
a., must surprised nan Ion the world
hat hu knew nuihiul about IN, case
The statement declining the situation
mystptug. asserted idckard uui 'ght
rdN had number Z bitter envmies
as hc now was enrlfi in considerable
ufE1tIun.
The thf.y I.rl- lr cared iu court iu
b,ldrlu tr,s-,s. uHn ,ats auJ cot
ion sfo, .Iugs Th'r ornis l.s. we're
ifrDeYuf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-22
I.5Oo Klansu,cn Parade.

DALLAS. Texas. Jan. 2l.-Approxi-
mately 500 ku kluN Khan wearing
the fun regalia Of the organization
staged parade on Main Street here To.
night while thousands Of by ISLANDERS
looked on. The marchers then hoarded
cars for the Fair Park Coliseum where
a meeting was held A similar parade
April.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-22
Wreck Victims Rescued.

PORT AETHUR. Texas. Jan. I'll
nirht from Mexican ports had on hoard
Captain 4. Oxncr. two women and six
of the crew OF the Canadian schooner
Donald J Cook. which had been
wrecked In a gale. There was no life
lost The schooner was bound for
Kingfora- Jamlca
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-22

appointed she pliiy News tr raise fhis
fund r the Panhandle ard 'he upa.
does NOT want 20 fail him send lr vour
contributions without delay
u am thankful for the opportunity
thus 20 become To- founder of 'hi- grclt
and noble movement writes 7 Row
Smith of smith s Townes. architects
in giving check Woodrow Wilson
viii hcyono any doubt so down In his
tory Bs ON OF tho worlds greatest
men. and I lm indeed 1eligh,rd tnat
This great American is living Co see tho
beginning ~ his r,cogrition unon the
part OF the world at hri1' 20 the plane
among really Ercat m,r 20 which he
righttullA helorgs 7 hone Co make
turther conirill lions 1s ihis movement
Progresses for his is only my starter. .
Subscription 20 the fund have a.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-22

LIBERTY. Texas. Jan. 2i.-I.lberty
County voters have passed the 81 .00O.-
GOO road bond issue. Results from
Saturdays election show .5l5 for the
issue and only 3a5 against these re-
turns are complete with the exception
of two small boxes, which cannot
change the result.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-22
LATEST TEXAS
news STORIES
IN BRIEF FORM


ny f"'Fhteu frtsr
MEXIA. Texas. Jan. 2i AT the re-
quest of General Jacob r. Woliers, in
command OF the military district "a
Mexia. Sheriff Loper Of Limestone
County today accepted the designations
and revoked the commissions of three
deputy sheriffs. who on Friday were
bound over hy United States Comnis-
sioner Mccormick at Waco to await
the action o. the Federal grand iurv on
charges OF violation OF the national
prohibition act
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-22

LIVE STOCK RATE
HEARING SET FOR
FEBRUARY 21,22
STEEL INDUSTRY ASKS FOR
FREIGHT REDUCTION OF
90 PER CENT.


WASHINGTON. Jan. 2l.--Thc steel
Industry asked the Interstate Com
invrce Commission today IN its invita-.
tion 20 transportation rate levels "a
remove entirely the 40 per cent In.
crease IN freight rates granted through.
out the eastern Territory in August,
!agO. This h the greatest reduction 50
far requested by shippers since the
commission reopened the general rate
question. Spokesmcn, both FOR the
United Steel Corporation and independ.
cui producers. Joined In suggesting the
81 pei cent decrease.
An order was issued nv the commits
sion toduy admitting representative Ia.
bor organizations 10 IN, investigation.
settlng February 10 ana ~ az Il he
dates for hearing the worke's By other
changes IN the advance schedule. live
stock and packing house products rates
will be considered February 81 and %.
petroleum products February "a and -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-22
County Makes SEQ .ssi.

HOUSTON, Jan. 2l--District AZ
torney u. r Branch turned over to the
county treasurer today S2a.a4Sli "a
excess fees. This is the largest amount
ever turned over hy any official In a
single year In the history of Texas. %
ficlals here declare
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-22
BY Associated rress

ny Associated rress
ROME. Jan. lit was a day OF
great uncertainty In Rome and deep
anxiety among those who watched and
prayed at the Vatican for virtually all
hope OF the Pope's recovery was aban.
doned even in the early hours OF the
morning.
AS the hours passed. the wonder
grew at the recuperativo powers OF tho
Holy Father. which enabled him TO pass
from on sinking spell and another to
periods OF comparative restfulness and
strength. II was this changing condI.
tion that inspired hope alone a moment
and gave rise 10 rumors Of death by
another II was thought that II the
Pope passed safely through the night.
he would have a chance OF life after
! the dawn, aud so IL proved. In the
early pa1 OF the day sicep came and
seemed 70 add to his powers OF 70
sisiarrc
Thruushoui shv day gs,.a. c,,,~cs
/ gathered around the vatican and a
double row of Royal Guards took up
7 positions f. the outskirts of ST. Peters.
forming passagcway FOR diplomatic
. 'lifS'NIAllh'N anu htnef notable per-
sonaEe constantly arriving. Cardinal
/ Gaspawi ropnl socrotary Of state. re-
ccived a great number ~ telegrams
n"m au plsts of 90, world including
King George OF England King Alfonso
20 SI1u. the Hiug of the Bclgians ana
ih, President Ot Brazil The cardinal
spent CouSidrrali, time iu the sick
room iIt entered the ante.chamb~
sHuf. H.tor 5 clock u the evening
Wtrr. Do. was surrounded hy those who
waited hours Tor definite news
Keep Long Vigil.
lr lr 900 night vigil which the As.
sorntHI I'r s- tHrr,spondent kept In
10, ur'rUnamh,I of the Popc's private
apartment brought evidence that tho
Top. 0.uu- to lf. only by slender
thread I. PASSED an extremely rest.
Jess Might suffering 3s he was from
e>'.ns.t. congestion OF both lungs and
rom 'H. H.,rs. agony caused hv
shallow and rapid respiration. When
N. hftlsuu llht.l Dis hourwss m
ia. t'r' early hours of saturday
morH- .'. patient rallied somewhat
Iuu Was a'., to eNch8ug, "a few words
rIn tas. Iu attendance.
NHDr WiusHr. sold % the Pope:
CONTINUED on PAGE TWO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-22
Bankers WIN Subscribe.

AUSTIN. Texas, Ian. 2i.-Returning
today from san Antonio ~. A. Wroe,
president OF an Austin hank. announced
that the bankers OF san Antonio would
subscribe their pro.rata share Of the
s500. 600 loan 10 finance the prison sys
TEN until the 1899 crops are sold
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-22
CONGRESS LACKS BIG
Men, STONE ASSERTS
~ 's-ocia's.i rr,ss

CHICAGO. Jan. gi- Melville stone
ely general manage ~ the A.
sooated i'rcss in an addrcss tonight
'rit.cised ,uits ~ the constitution -
rc lritrf States a. lcavinr e. cunn
"hho londer and e.. .,iamncd
tie Congress a. hc,iuE mon ol hirh
e q 90. Nr stone waf glscst q honH
- h1nquei gwen ~ the commercial
'iih y urviaced his talk on Some
- our uouhles" with the statement hat
t''1 uas me nrs; time he haa epc,
i'li frce ~ az adife-s o. say cxa,th
hlt ~ Thought
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-22
sieamr Patched Up.

lnSTCN. Ian 2l Radio messages
ie.'ivsi here fouirht from the Nor,v,.
rfn sieauei Mnd in dssiress I zoe
res west of ilanfs-. ssid she had
aich-d u. sorr of he's trolhlos and
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