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THE NEWS CARRIES THE FULL LEASED WIRE SERVICE OF. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
iamllo Daily New
VOL XI. NO.JJ2.
TWELVE PAGES
AMARILLO, TEXAS, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 2S, 1920
PRICE FIVE CENTS
ORDS URGED TO MAKE ERIN SELF-GOVERN!
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As Commons Uncovers Sinn Fein Plot to Blow Up Liverpool's Docks
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SECOND CEREMONIAL HERE
OF KHIVA SHRINE PROVES
TO BE GREATEST SUCCESS
Tin Srcoml (.Vrrpioni'al of the Kliiva Shrine is finislicil ami lia
passed inty -bitory, where it will he recorded a an even greater
siicres titan' th( initial ctri-tiiniii:.1. in Scptci'ilirr. J. D. Wynian, ot
I'crrvton, it .tjio iroti winner of llie Kliiva "kinR" fur 1 lie most
Mi;mlar NuvUe, and 170 ." ices Live become NoMrs. If any of
I hem rccejveilWort.'.l vnjiiiln in the initiation oerenionie, tlie fact
!iai r.ot lifn made public.
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JOHN' I). JR. KM KH HK.Tlll.KI)
HTATKMKNT OK IIIH FATIIFKV
miLANTIIKOI'IC (ilKTM
tt AtaoclaUd FrsM.
NKW VdiK. Nov. Jt. John V.
liN'lilillr tuui given away lira '.v a
lAlf billion dollar, hi ami. Jnh.i P.
Itocketelk t Jr., declared here tnnu;ht
In what la believed to Im the flrat au
thentic ataU-mriit thut ha ever laxm
mad concerning hi father' philan
thropic gift. Thf approximate, total
of tha glfaa la tt75.OUO.OUO nearly half
of which wa attributed In tho laat
fiv year.
Tha atatemrnt refer to tetlmony
given Ly.Ui. yuuug Mr. IUm talifllt-r
la-fore the1 InfluatrrM relation commit
tee. here January 5. IMS. at that time,
ha Mid. ho believed hla father gift
mould total a quarter of a lilltin Uol
lata, alhtough ao far aa he knew there
waa no accurate record of the oil king'
lhllanthroir glfta upto that tune.
Ill IWcent l.lfla
Bine that date, the atnta-menl add.
John I. Rockefeller gift totalled
$:?5.0Wl.0OO, divliled na follow:
To the It.H kcfcller foundation M2,
0O0.000. To the general education foutulntioi.
JK2UUO.OO0.
To the icrneral education hoarj ,'C,
OOO.OtMt.
To the Rnrkcfollcr inatltute I0,CIM.
(00. To the !nura . IVllmnn Ria-wcfctl. r
memorial I ftii.ooo.noo.
The lat named Institution v.ci
eatabllahcd. It continued In order that
religion and charitable 'iiterprle
In which Mr. John 1). Ho. -kefeller i
Intelreated. rhould continue to receive
aupport. Mr. Riakef.-llcr died In ISIS.
To Stage Dance
on Moving Train
tt Awlt1 Pre.
NKW OJU.KANS. Not. 84. What P
lilleved to I the flrat dance atugid
aboard 1 moving train Will he given
ut-.mrd the nc la I having here tumor
... morning for Blton Rogue. !-"..
loaded with football cnthualaat who
will attend thi game ltwe.-n Tulnnc
Vnlvcraliy and Iailalan Ftate I'nlviT
ally there tomorrow.
An emptv U,flae car will he uwd
r. it,., mom" and all arrange-
oenta hive een made to have a negro
Uml accinnpany the truin lo rurnian
the neceraary rnunlc
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10 DISARHAnEIlT UIITiL EUROPE
KORE SETTLED, DEGREES LEAGUE
. . , ... -- h:vi lccoine more .-ttl.Hl In eaatern
8r AwiaeJ I rM. ........ ,h. ir.nl.
OKNK A, Nov. zi. i t-,.i.i," "
a ... .1 .. ,itt,.lt.
..... "....i.. and l .-cling commit
tee t4 the aaaemhly and council of the
Igue t Nation were all In aeaal.w
today but bcy.md the announivni.-nt of
the council' de.lon In the Armenian
the eouncir de.lon In the Armenian
Z and that regarding the Vllna r-
IHilltl.m little rould la- learned of what
wa ncconipiinea.
The aiibcommltt.-e cm typhu heard
the reart of the tvphu cnmlat.n
which re.i-ntly returned from n.iann
' " " .i.e iMM.ulail.ai In the.bv a maj.ity vote while that of the
1 -ntW evacuated by the lanahe- aenddy mut In- tinanlmoua
Iui after the dcntructlon of a great The nuctlon . amend nt notably
1' h(U1M, ha lnten.lfi.l the pred proml further iMt. . a the rVun.li
!rf iM. .Ilara'ae. aT.ilng t the cm navlan. d.. n.-t ac-pt the nMt of the
of thl llraae. a ndin. nt committee and will fight it
' rh..Ur!iT' hn- out In the a., me on the fl.T. Of the m-t m,H-tnnl
r-u. In K. Pteml"-r. while the prcva m.M. ct4 m the a.-n.U there remain the
bnee of tvi.h..lni.pl.-telh..pl' ture.rf .e.m.a.itc blockade, tha International
niaerv urewntM by the c.mimll.ai . curt mamlate and the relttlon be
Thre.Min.ll w. unable t.. g-t the pow- 'twin the council of the league and the
,r to unite on a nr.--wry pr.eram of Um.-n.Mv. Th.. la.t named Mhjert I
..li. f and ied the pr.4'lem .t to the . Lit to give rlae to the aharpeat
e,.ntentl.i. It Involve dl.malon of
TT"l undciat.aat the ommlltcea .aijihe pr.HNUtl.ai of ll..n.-lo 1uryrredi
arnutment new memlar nd amend .f Arg.-nllna. that all mcnil-n of the
..... a - ffn.Ma la a -' m ltw nA Ike
titent nractlca y d.vl.l.a n reram ""'' -
treaty of Veraallle. were given five out
Nramemtment thl ae and no rut '? the nine meml-ei i: the round!
general 0ai maim nt untU cimditlon to be appoints r thftnaelvea. I
Early yeaterdny morning the red
fiixe of tlie Khllnera liegun making
tin lr aiM-arnn-e in the atn-et and
from then on until noon remriitloni
were U-Ing Inmlly made for the mr.i1
and the ctTemonlal to follow. The m
rade, w hich Ix-gnn a( noon, waa one of
the ' moat notnhte event of It kind
ever awn in W'eatern Teiaa, and waa
Mirtli'iated In ty hundred of Xnldcv
and their vli titu. the Novice.
C'errmonlal Occuplea Aflernoon.
' The ceremimiul proceellng, whlcii
began at one o'clock, (Kcupled nearly
tlie whole of the afternoon. The ie-.
former In the big "Khiva Komlc"
mimical comedy auct-eaa, were given
turkey dintx-r at the V. O. W. Hull at
& p. in. The Noble of the Myatii
Hhrln themaeUea iartMik of turke
and trimming at the Woodmun I lull
an hour later. Immenae iiuantitlea of
food were heiiM-l uKn the table and
everything left over when the tMirln-.-n
flnlahed waa given to the Halvation
Army for Ita annual Thankagtving din
ner today.
In tho evening the final performance
of Khiva Komica waa ataged at the
Deandl Theatre for the benefit of vlv
Itlng Hhriner. which wa followed by
a bull In the new Fuu.ua Iiulldlng.
Noble Meet Train. ' ' "
From early morning until noon at!
Incoming tralna were met by Nobte4
and member of the I'ntrol. llaplc
Novice were lorn from wive anJ
eweethenrt and bil away to thvlr futo.
Many were i.niickb'd together, otlieri
were In chnln. all were admonUhed t
hold tiKht to the roN; and they weu
in thl fiiNhlon Ignomlnloualy paraded
through the atreet of the city, a th
Konuiti uaed to parnde their raptivel
Ufore leudlng them to the place of ex
ecution. AfJer they had been marcheil
through the prlmlml atreeta and th
iNiptiluce had gnted It fill at them they
were henled tcgether In the Iieandi
Theatre and the I'atrol worked Ita will
iiHin them.
The paimle wna lead by MnrahaM
Tarrlah. followed by the Temple Band,
which numhered forty pleeea and wa
applaudd gcncrounly. When It la con
atdorcd thut the nieinU-r of the bund
are not all re!d-nt of Amarilln. and
for that rearon It la difficult to get
I h in together for rchcaraiil, and thir
they have had hut two rchearmla la
fore the arade, they did wonderfully
well. Behind the hand came the IX van.
the potcntuti' nnd pat otentiilea and
the Noble: then the lrum Cpr. U:
ly the Novice.
lit Become Noble.
At the feremonial there were 171
Novice can-lldutea who became Noble.
The balloting for the Khivu King re.
aulleit in favor of J. p. Wyman. of
IVirytown. Next In i.rder were C. C.
cliei lMnyiler, Kretl J. Hurlbut. T. Ixirl i
Ii I nil and Joe Terry.
Noble Hleve Crmk. t'hlef rtnbbian of
Moelah Temple, Fort Worth: C. B.
Brown. Itecordcr of the nnnie Tempi",
and V. (. Kiltx. lticordi-r of Muka:
Temple at Wichita Kail, were mad
honorary member f Khiva Temple.
It wa Plated by Becorder ftwlft. of
ti'ontinucd from page two)
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il. la ural
l. 1 aaaured.
The admliHi of Austria. BulgnrU,
Luxemburg and Flnlnnd to mcmlM-rhli
and tMttMm I'icnt of action on other
application.
tt v a H.(nt.Ml out lay by aonie d.-l-1
application
eg-.'ti"n that the M-.-d ahown by th-
coninilll.i In getting on with their
work my mean prolmiged dl.ualon
h..ti (heir reiaart come iH'f.He th aa-
aemMy. fla thn comniltteea may de Ide
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NO MATKKIAI, KKPITTION IN
ri(i: of tnopHTiiKH ih
CIIAKtiK.
By AnorlaM! Pr.
MoNTrXiMKBT, Ala . Nov. it D
daring it an oliviou fact from pul.
Ilahcd market remi t that there hav
been material reduction a In the price
of all foodntuffn, and ncccanltl.- of life,
and further, that It I apparent the con
aimier la not getting the benefit of thoo
reduction. Attorney fleneral J. Q.
Hnilth tcday addreaaed letter to every
poraiTtitor In Alabama urging. In tht
proaecutor In Alalmmn, urging, in the
law- relative to pernium guilty of profit
eering. '
"The war In Ruroe I f ver" the at.
tnrney general d.i'lared in hl mewig
to the proeectitor. "It la now an op
portune time for the officer charged
with the duty of enforcing the law 11
declare war on till la of pcrti
'profiteer I who are growing fat on th
public.
"The citizen who bate to buy tin i
romm.Klltle and .iv thcm large pile-
are the private In thia war. and kIk.iiI I
give their loy.tt aid nnd m.ltiince to
the offli-ri i liaric.il with the etifcri i
ment of the law, a dl dthe private In
France, to the end that we may In a
legal and conxtltlitiolial way, go eve?
the top In pllltlliK them undeitlrabi
citizen in the penitentiary."
WEATHER
Went Tcxue ThurnLiy and Fiidav
fair.
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tuitside f Amarilln, we wish tt say that we puhlih nr
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THANKSGIVING DINNER
ItOl.SIIKAlK t'OKCKH
M V Ot U I'V Vll.NA
KVNo. Mthuanla, Nov. S.'..
The aovlet r. iret-lltat(Ve In Alex-
androvak hn informed the Ulliu-
a n In n eiiveiiim. lit that the Bob
ahi-vik foro-N will ! obbginl to
oci-npy Una. iiccading to adviw
received from Aleaandrovak
Soviet Plans to
Abolish Money,
Says Red Organ
Br Awnrlatnl I'm.
BrT.UN. N.v. It illy th Anno.1
ated Brea-The council of people
coimnlioner In l'.iila ha directed
th Buwian finance cominieNloiier to
pr. iwie a pi in !hin a nw.nth for the
iilxilihinent .f iimnev. according to a
M.wow rct 'It to thn t'.'-d Flag. th
o'liiiiuniwt organ bio. The dcupat. h
'Jiv It I' M-.t.d thit a moneyl.ii
mi.I IwiIIh. del.'ire. efftH-tlve from
J Hillary J.
Vccnt'liiiir t thl lnfimaion. wv
men) for neeHiiea of life by work
men mot faiolli. In the momil i-uU-gorv
.r Ju.t-ly will Im- fnt ulnrflHlied i.long
tlie line f the let plan, by which
pun. water, le.trl.llv and telephone
r. i.-e will be furrlHlii'd In oiiclimlon.
the article In the Bed Flag iv:
"After one year of otl!iUed effort
of the vli t.irl.'iiH proletariat thl lh"U
tnndu of yinr old coiniueri ial vtein
fall like a le-iie of card. Should the
limn. le w h.-nie mcc.-.tl In II fll t
and hanleat perl.-d In-re, th adoption
v the W h lo w. lld coiikl Im bruiiabt
.iImiiii Wh'-n our children are grown
tln-y wyl Unv money only by memory.
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WILL BE OBSERVED
BY UNION SERVICE
PK. Kl TIIK.RMIKP W II.I. PFI.IVKK
hKKMtIN T T0I.K STKK.KT
MKTIIOBIST t lU Kt ll
Thankaclvlng Pity thl year will b.
ofri.-ally ohm-rved In the City of Ann
rillo at tho I '"Ik Htrect M. th.-tiat
Church. The la-rvlce there will l f
a iioiHlemanlnatlonl character and
largo ntteiului.-e la excte.l; mcmUri
from the vnrloua chunhea and tin-
v ho ace not meml-ra of any church
Ix-lng rnrdlalty Invited by the Bev
ll.-nry F. Brook. witor of the ihunh
who ha charge of the arrangement a.
The Inv.N'atlon will tw pronounced bv
Pr. If. W. Virgin, of the Flrt ltaltit
Church: the acrlpture lea.a read b
U.-v. !:..! M N. Mio-i'allum. of Ih.
KpIim-oiiiiI Chun h. and the Tlutnktflv
Ing addis-KH delivered by the l( v. B"V
liutherford. of the Hrt Batlt Oiur. h
of Chrlat.
A aiH-ul mual.-at pr.rm ha l-n
arranged bv l'rof.-a..r l.mll F. My
of the Amarlllo College of Muale. The
anthem will auiig; the Methona,
Choir i-oinbining with choriet from
.t li.-r ihurehe f.r tin puriHw. Tl
f It nntliem will lie '-rianctu." from
Mtiint Cecllm' Mum, by (IuoikmI. In
thl until, m Harry Holland and Mr
Newbv will cany the aolo rt Th
HtKilllll J. II ib.iii. "rral. the lird. O
JeruKil.ni." will aung by the co-n
hnir with Mix Alto Blaiitoti I"
I th,. .1. . w i.rk.
The tirelnde. "Allegro." by Woodm iti;
the off.rtorv. Meditation." bv St'.r
gut; and the .tlude. "lUrvert Thank
Klmg M.u.h" will plav.il by Mr
1'inll Mver
Thi r ire will a. a. e ,
promptly, an dthone in h..ti:c ., th"
proK'am .in pa l re their rtciro that ill
who plan on coining will make in ef
toil to t- nt the i hue. h Ul'ir ire
pr.rr im ha l gun.
m.non.WHi i
SN AXTuNlo. Texa. N"V. It
M xi-- .ii tre;iury revenue from n'l
ta.- l-'i th- i . iinog year are estimate 1
n. 4s ii.... (iimi m -,,. aei-or.ting t Infor
mitu.ii i.iit In M.-xl. an circle 1 1
Sin Aft. nl- t-xlay.
Ml KPK.KH KMII. ItKCI SF.
I KM I'ICOPI I T PKOP
Hy a nte. I'r.-
I'KM'KU. N-t- . N 'V :t
;.-.! II. Bit Kl.ige, a f irmer bv-
nor i. ar h.-ie. ret-iit.il t
w.'.lii t-l.iv kiM-d hi wife and
thr.i- hll.b n w'h a hi'. h t.
La t'v weiin.liiig tn Lbv and then
ti.ing.il hm. If ' a utter In the
4 Lin. N'-ithlx-. if Binklagc a.ild
tb. y l li.-ved b w d. iHnb-nt
4 b.-aiie of tti. filling off of the
value t4 hi I. nit mid tai .u. of 4
the I. In. Il.-ii In price ot farm
pixdu. l
vava7jwwy
IS HINTED IRELAND HAY
BE LOST AS WAS AMERICA
Mi
fll HEW. PLEA
tf Aworialecl I'rrM.
Ui.Mn.n, n,,v. It The debate In
the boum- of loldi on lllh llolll.t I'Ul"
tonight wun ina.le inroioralile by a no
table apMnl from VI. on n I flrey, form
er aecietiiry for forclun affair, to the
government for an eleventh hour al
tempt by geiieriiMlly to Ireland to fanh
loll the bill Inlo an ueeeptiil.le meiiaure,
In a HM-ech illM.liiyliig no reneiitmt-nl
nnd taking full an-ount of the gover'i
ii. enl extieme difficulty- In Ireland,
he urK"-l that mile the governmetil
wa able to ai-ctire effective control In
lieland It would be heller to withdraw
all the armed force and leave Ireland
to find her own aalvatlon.
Whether the appeal will he heede!
time will ahow, hut It la algniflcant that
Kail .Ml'hllcton intend tomorrow lo
move adjournment of the debut tit
a fortnight lo allow the government
lime to conalder what amendment,
financial and otherwiae, It will proaec.
lirey Outline I'lan..
I.rd tlrey In hi a.l.lie argued that
II would have been U tter had the gov
ern men t. Intead of preparing a d
tall.-d bill, dtarl.il by laying down m.
br.iiid line" the limit within which
Ireland could huve complete autonomy
and the minimum which Kngtund muat
icw-ive for the an-uiilv and anfity not
odly to heraelf, but of Ireland.
Me outlined thia minimum a, flrat,
placing Inland In pre laely the aunu
Muinn with regard to foreign affair
a the great aclf governing dominion.'.
with the mine right to Ih conaultel
alxuit commercial Ireatle, and, aecaid,
only one army In thcac two llaml. II.
would not, however, contemplate the
maintenance of any imp1 rial troop In
Ireland after home rule had panacd, uti
le Ireland dolled It.
(Continued on Bag fill.)
MethtTuk
to Withdraw From
Interchurch Move
lljr AarlaleA PrM.
ATINTH' CITY. N. J. Nov. it
The appropriation of limi.nafl t the In
t.'iehtir. h w.-ld movement by the
MetlixliNt Filw-oKil church, prolalIy
would le ralw-d and turned over, but It
i doubtful where the M.-th.KllNt will
Like fiirlh.-r rt In the movement, lead
Ing deleg'lte to the h'Hiae of l.lnhopk
of the M.-lh.lit church d.ilar.il t i
l.Uht st the of the fli nt .lay' r
Ion i.f that body.
A rcM.i t on the Int'-rihurch movem-nt
and the relation a the M.lh'l'l
h'inh th-reto wa aiiboiitt.it to the
hoa.' i.nIiv bv a committee hnidol by
Tlniiia B. Nlch.ilaon of Chl.-ngo, anil
a ref.iml lo a eommlti.-e of which
ltl-li.H. W illi mi Burt of BuBff ito I
ihalrinnn f.-r a o-M-t .mncrw.
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CHICAGO SAHARA DY CI1RISTHAS:
ASKS LAIlDiS CLOSE 72 SALOOIiS
ftr AMerialnl PreM l.-al n eta w. th of ll.Uor bring
ClllCAOo, Nov. !l Chicago will ( tnnM.r t.il through th city on truck
the tn.t unhealthy place f.r r k ;and nrret.d two M-r.ma In connection
and th- divct .Itv In the I nlt.d Hlate.
Th- caae of th 71 twI.HHt and cafe
bv Ch.l.tm... f. d. ral !ate and V 1 ,v. r- ,,,n, A,a-ney Ce-nerml
offl. liU d.ilar. d tonight after tiny had i tnm( 1U wnnt.il cl.ao-d wftl be heard
ti'..in tv.rt today in a drive aailn! Fii.Liv by Judge Ixmha An aaltnt
I-1 dealer wheh In. Imbil aiuta to mioi n. v n.-ral wn lgned to direct
.l. e T? a-il..p and ralmrct. Iiijun'- 'a t.itf of attorney In pnaa-cuting th
tl.. ehiittuig down right ail. h fla.i i:.ind Mr Clync Volunteered th a
ind f.ib ral ludi. Inw-nt ng:.int It per- lt.inee it hi office.
on on charue of c.iaplracy to violate i hh'4-tlv after the ll.iuor drive became
iU- V tat. ad nit known, the iltv cmincll adopta-d a reao-
AH4ncv i-n.iil Kdward J Brund lulton ..in hot lying thn mayi to rait a
age, who li.Miutd the 71 auli. tonight meeting of all atat.-a att.-neya and
kii-I i L .r i' hundml more were onvoi 4 lllinoi to plan a tte-wlde
c..i.t-o,l it.. I and that th" elite would ain. ilcn neilnt law breaking, and
o-ntiniie lb- dnve "until th.r, wa Chief l'Ahr Charle Fltxmorrt. dl
r...t a dt... of tnt-xL-ating lotm r In any ni-M W lllnin Tln. patrolman, from
of Cbi. .ik. J ""' 'diy t.l..n.,M
I The f. .I nil ..ff. i.ili. f ined In th
.hive ahoO'v if'.r th.- attorn, y g.nr
.il h'ol f I' I bi" mill wh n Chub-
tlvn--. t'n. Si ilea diatn. t atl.-rnev.
.i, i i .l t, ' -i n Injun, tl n fi-.io
I-..!-e-il .ti.ilw K M ljin.li c'l.aorg
, . if- Sh.-rtlv afti'iw.tid th.- f-il
t il n it ! nuv iilmh hilN-n im.-ti-.
a t c-.l ill. t-.i ti.U.-r tn.ffle f-r
velil Illlllllid t'1. belli, ellt
nk- .ll.t Jl I" I .
iVy i Ci, iil w.l. omed tho t i'e niit
fi d.-l .1 dl-V- .i Iin lolluni t to the reilllil
lit. of .i' iiini.1" Kt.irt.il on Sni'.l.y and
, It Willi fl.ke It w.if fr tb.-lll
lo ke.1 i-..4 out of the .Itv At the
n.me time they IruatiiUd an altrn rt t
TO DESTROY ARE
Bjr Aum-laltd frro.
iiM), Nov. St. Alleged plan
for blowing up the I.lvcrxxil ducka and
the Maneheater 1'ower and Water
plant are mid to rhow that they were
made In military fanhlon after detailed ,
r. inula with draw lug hud leen for
ward.il to Irlnli republican army offb
i r by apiea at each place that waa'.
d.-Mtlned for d. fi uetlon. Th plana,
which are -aid to have been raptured,
when the document relating to tha
aprea.ling of typhoid and g lander were
captured, were made pulillo tonight
ufter the atatement of Hlr Ilamar
lin-enw.MNl In the houee of common.
The UverHNil plana called for twen.
ty-lhree officer, 27 engineer and afV
cnty five private, and 100 pounda of
u high expl.ailve for attacking tl potntt,
m.Mtt of them dock galea, with a vie-
to atrundlng ahl.
I version auggeatetl In tha repot
would coriNlat "of nuineroua flrea In
cotton and other warehoua, atartlni;
half hour la-for th other opera
ll.m."
Apparently every precaution waa tak
en for dealing with the "enemy force,"
the iHillee of both Uverpoul and ,
Mam heater: the Muhc heater plan rail I
for lei ru.-tlon of the atreet car power
plant iHTvIng both lndutrle and tram
line, and nlo the Clayton Valley
pumping aiatu . w nick - fur ulebed a.
ter to a larger part of Maneheater.
Hammer and exploelve wr to hav
been umiI.
75,000 Immigrants
Land Monthly on
American Shores
i
tf auorliUd Prat,
NF.W VoRK, Nov. 21. Record at
Fill Inland made public today ahow
that Immigrant are arriving Iter aa
the rite of approximately T5.IMM) tmtntlr
l ', a flrure gn-ater than the averaga
daring the "rtak" year preceding tha
utlir.iik of the Kurnean War.
Cr lton Mills Make I
Further Cut in
Wages of Employes
s
lf Awwialre! fnm.
FMoV. i c. Nov. 14 Three largi
cotton mill In thl country', which re.
i.nily cut wag.- ten a-r rent, hav an
iKiiin.'ed another cut of fifteen per cent,
t ut will run full tl:.te, it waa learned
todny Hev.ril other nulla which re
tttx-ed wage t.-n -r rent will contlnut
on a three biy A week working ached
4.b.
i the ..Jl-.- f.-ne f.a- alleged "whiskey
i .inning hui ih- r llmleaia will im
l.i V. the ho f ani l.
Tl Oi.lt .4 ITJ" w.lh of Whl
i..-y ft -in l-a-at rail nnd yard atarted
i he i'iv,-iiu iicn which found Ita ell
ni.it Pi t.U dilvea. It waa charged
lint thia il.'oor. brought here Illicitly
t.otn I,. nl ill.-, waa guarded by police
men n, 'h-n td. n from thetn by an
. ih.-i l- i. win. h ilo ln.-lud.-4 member
.-f III.' t i-r i ..e" .
The I -t.i'c Moe laau.-d and the suit
fo-d t..i n.nr many of Chicago'
... I i, t-iiloii iaf.. while the Indict
m. ii'i in. Ind.- na-n well kmnrn here and
Pi oth.-r title nnd eeveral niemher o(
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