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ARMISTICE PARADE TO FEATURE CELEBRATION HERE TODAY
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VERNON TO STORM AMARILLO TODAY FOR GRIDIRON CLASSIC
UNDEFEATED Nations of the World Bow in Silent CITYS STORES
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4-DAY MEETING
Chairman
ELEVENS WILL Tribute to ‘War Dead’ on Armistice TO CLOSE FOR
OPENS IN CITY
ANNOALEVENT
CLASH AT 2:30
THIS MORNING
Slayer’s Sister
PROBABLY WILL BE DE-
CIDED HERE
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KELLOGG URGES unveil monument
SPECIAL ARRIVES AT 1
PLAN ENTERTAINMENT
CONTRACTOR PASSES AWAY
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RECORD CROWD EXPECTED TO
WORLD PEACE
All Amarillo will join today in
AGAIN FRENCH
the Vernon
motorists to
Disoway of Atlanta, Ga ,
snapped
!ogly.
taken into custody and
Poin
Throw soclal events are scheduled
a
UNDERCHARGE
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Coolidge Gives Vent
the only
Vernon and Amarillo
to Feeling in Answer
Mar-
with
after being shot by
local hosiptal
| Chief Alford.
Large Crowd Expected
From indications
WOOVER'S Him* ih
ciam, of American isolation from the
Detailed arrangement, for various i battleship Maryland which will carry
President Elert Hoover and ku party
a vocal solo, and a string quartet.
from San Diego next
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Thurnday with the Hoover party.
Uhrey, Borger boy, wax
here today by hin parents. who eama
"u-
after him on notifieation by officers.
assigned
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Officially to open tha twoday me- cially neleeted number fitted to the
KFUL and KFLX of
d. WEATHER
Buglers stationed along the
line of march will bl
then taps, while a wilent tribute of
day. generally fair; somewhat warm- lant night said that he expected dif-
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CHIEF OF POLICE
AT ROSWELL IS
IS POSSIBLE BY “POPU-
LAR WILL FOR PEACE”
J. D. SINGLETON,
HIT DY TRUCK,
DIES SUNDAY
managers
Galveston.
afternoon.
Souvenir prog rams— said to • the
most elaborate ever distributed at a
cheer Wells out from the stands.
Twenty-two men, half of them in
WANT A RIDE, VERNON?
Mrs. Hugh Hutler, who is in
charge of the Sandstorm pep squad
has issued an appeal to Amarillo
PRISON GUARD IS
SHOT TO DEATH BY
found to give their Imprension of
suite under the renlloeation.
YOUTH IS FOUND
SHATTUCK, OKLA.
paper desetiption Saturday by Ver-
non Siebenlist.
Young Uhrey report* that he was
FORMING NEW GOVERN-
MENT OF NATION
Football:
Black and Gold, Red and White!
At 2:30 o'clock this afternoon at
Texan park a football will go sail- |
Ing through the air into the wait- l
Ing arm, of a ployer as s mighty
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moved its broadcasting unit 10 miles
from the city limits of Dallas.
With state offirials arriving late
Monday and with the varlous Ama-
rillo committeen reporting all ar-
rangements completed, the twen-
tieth annual state convention of the
Trias Mothers' Congress and Par-
ent.Tencher Asnoclations will open
today far s four day session.
A
pecially stressed at this service
Today's program will ho opened by
a parade through the business district
grounds
streets.
turned home with his parents at 2
o'clock this afternoon.
undefeated teams in the district.
A special train, bringing some 400 .
football fans, it scheduled to arrive ! Special tn The News.
MAYOR BIVINS ISSUES PROC-
LAMATION FOR GENER-
AL OBSERVANCE
IN LOCAL HOSPITAL; FU-
NERAL TUESDAY
TURNED AT OFFICER’S
OWN REQUEST
This smiling photo of Mrs. J. S.
BANQUET AND DANCING THIS
EVENING WILL BE SO-
CIAL CLIMAX
Special to The News.
SHATTUCK, Okla., Nov 11—Bill
an upset in one of the remaining dis- |
trict games, the winner of today’s
contest will meet the winner of the MURDER INDICTMENT IS RE-
(By The Associuted Press )
Washington, Nov. 11—Ten years
to a day after the close of the World
war -President Coolidge tonight re-
ed
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tivo club, Realtors, and Harold Eng-
Ilsh In his airplane.
Tha parade will form at the Audi-
ts, The Aeoeinted Pres, I
HOUSTON, Nov. Il -Reda atation
4 Ry The Aneeetated Pre )
DALLAS, Nov. 11—The Dallas mu-
nieipal radio station, WRR, reported
today Ila broadeast under the reallo-
cation whieh went into effect at 4
the Fort Worth station, they laid
< Hr The A mao-Iinted Pesce I
WICHITA FALLS, Nov. 11— Local
radio fane tonight reported reception
Ing public which has opposed the
real leva ties plan which went into ef-
CHICAGO PAYS TRIBUTE
The Associated Prees.)
CHICAGO, Nov. 11-With religi-
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tueo
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J D Singleton. 67, prominent pio-
neer Amarillo contractor, died in a |
local hoapital shortly after 12 o'clock
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^keOtaoiy.- Ann Owe
For Union Service
ROSWELL, N. M. Nov. 11- Chief
of Po.ice T f Alford of thia city I
has been indicted by a Chaves county
grand jury on a charge of murder
on their tour of South America, ar- 1 1 ---- ----, -ws
rived at Hunter's Point drydock to- ! eomposed of Miss Helen Strite, Mra.
_ services to commemorate Armistice -
day, the nation-wide memorial oh- i
SECRETARY SAYS SETTLEMENT nervane. In honor to thone who
charged with murder. For Mrs. Dis-
oway is the sister of Harsh, con-
-fensed gunman and killer in a brief
I career of banditry.
Iwo minutes it paid to oae noldiers
before the two young "thrill slay-
ere," George Harsh and Richard Gal-
Pleifger, guard at the state prison at
Charlestown, was shot to death today
by Chariot Trippe, a prisoner who at
tempted to escape. George Connolly,
another guard, was injured when
Trippe struck him with the gun. The
prisoner was captured before he was
able to leave the priaon.
Rtegintratlon will begin thin
morning at t o’etoek and will com-
tinue until S, with the firat busi-
At the Are De Triomphe the
"Eternal Flame," burning beside the
( rated interference between two or
, more stations in several placet. Al-
though neither Amarillo atation haa
< By Th. A-oeiated Prena I ! broedeast over the new wave-length,
WEST TEXAS.—Monday and Tues- E. B. Gleb. operator of station KGRS
(Hr The Aenoeinted Prena. »
WASHINGTON, Nov. 11.—Armie-
tiee day meant alee a lull of hostili-
tie, between the Federal Radio eom-
mission and that part of the linten-
iterated the necessit/ of a more ade-
quate naval defenae for the United
Statea and ita poaseaaiona.
The president spoke at a meeting
sponsored by the American Legion,
and before delivering his address he
had gone to Arlington National cem-
etery with Mrs. Coolidge to place a
wreath on the tomb of the Unknown
Soldier.
In a manner unusual for him, after
paying tribute to those who contrib-
uted to American suecess, he went
into the persohalitisa which loomed
large in the great conflict, singling
out Admiral Rims for his work with
the navy and General Pershing for
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,VOL. XIX. No. 361.— Associnted Presa Day and Night Lensed Wire. AMARILLO, TEXAS, MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 12, 1928. TEN PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS
MOTHERS. TEACHERS BE FOR ANNUAL SESSION
„-op.p
rived yesterdky by auto, and many
more are expected to make the over- George T. McClure Jr.,
land trip today. local hosiptal pfter
on tale at the game at 50 cents.
Proceeds from this sale will go to-
ward paying for the uniforms of the
Amarillo pep squad.
Coaches Announce Ready
Coaches Weir and Lyles of the Ver-
ARBITRATION IN
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world peace, taking his text from He-
brews, second chapter, fifth verse,
"For unto the angels hath He not
subjected the world to come whereof
we speak "
all stores in the city will be closed
for the entire day. Windows of most
of the business houses have been fit
1 tingly decorated for the occasion.
The machinery of arbitration for Union Service Held
the maintenance of pence, the neere- 1 . Initial feature on the two dayholi- ■ ------
try ot •tate added, "eannot function ( doyvicbrrnpanss"nigttvntnknshnreh PREMIER IS SUCCESSFUL
effeetively unless there Is back of it | p«i auditorium, with representationa
a popular will for peace( from every denomination in th. rity |
and the American Legion. Religious
Radio Reallocation, Effective Today, Brings
escaping CONVICT Varying Reports of Success From Over State
(By Th* Asnociated Prees )
NEW YORK, Nov 11.- Advocating
, the settlement of international dis-
sands of churchgoers bowed or knelt
in thankagiving for penee. putes by arbitration. Secretary Kelt
Throughout the remainder of the . logg declared today that universnl
day to undergo a scraping before '
DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL TITLE |
Oil Brit, or District 2. in the bi
distriet contest to determine the (
semi-finalist team from West Texas.
(Hr The Aneoriated Prean i
MAN FRANCISCO, Nov. He—The
on hie way to Pennaylvania. He re-
Lion.' special train. which arrive,
at the Fort Worth and Denver
atation at 1 o'clock thia afternoon.
Mother, of the pep squad girla,
who will take the members of the
wuad to Teian Park at 2:30 this
Afternoon, are golre to return
end meet the train, but many more
care will be needed.
Between SOO and 400 fan. are
expected on the train.
A "Don't let a Vernon fan walk
h,the game." waa Mra. Butler’s
plea last night.
band, the colors, infantry and medi-
____ cal detechment, nchooln with High
identified 8chool band in eenter. Boy Scouts,
—---, Civil war veterann, Spanir’ -American
war veterans. Gold Star moth-rs, Bat A a a a T . 1 a a
Auditorium Filled
ex-service men -Hanson post (Ameri- •
CRB Lngion, Veterans of Foreign I
Wart, Red Cross and nurses, Ladies’ ।
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crowd of between 8,000 and 9,000 will against Chief Alford at his own re plied in spirited language to criti-
pack the stands at Texan park this quest, who commenting on the matter
said “I desire that a full and com-
plete investigation ba made of the
matter and to this end I asked the
district attorney to submit the mat-
ter to the grand jury and to recom-
tomb of the unknown soldier, was re-
kindled while President Doumergue
and Premier Poincare reviewed the
marching soldiers and sailors. Mar-
shal Foch and Marshal Petain with
Generals Debenney, Weygand, Dubai*,
the death of
., who died at a
in connection
( yesterday without having regained
consciousness. Both legs had been
Painleve in the war department, Ley
ques in the marines post. Barthou in
the department of justice and Lou-
cheur in that of labor.
The new ministers tn replace the
radicals whose withdrawal from the
government precipitated the cabihet
crisis are:
Public Works-- Pierre Forgeot.
a. m. was being interfered with by watt power
station KFQR of Vort Worth.
last night,
H B Holland. Mrs. Al Morris, and
high school game in Texas will be
at 1 o’clock this afternoon from the 1
den of the Lions. The Vernon pep
squad and band also will be on the
train. Several Vernon boosters ar
hotel, where they
bright gold jerseys and the others
in bright red, will charge down the
field, and a game that hide fair to
be a classic of the Texas gridiron
will be underway.
The Vernon high school Lions and
the Golden Sandstorm of Amarillo
are ready for the battle which, in all
probability, will decide the Class A
championship of District 1. Barring
STATE OFFICIALS AND OTHERS
ARRIVING FOR CON-
VENTION
"Doughboy Monument," prenented to
the World war veterans of the Pan-
handle by the Llano Entacado < hap-
ter of D A. K.
Unveiling ceremonies will be brief,
it was announced. Prominent Ama-
rilloans are on the program, includ-
ing heeds of the legion and D. A K
The monument is located on the
northwest corner of the auditorium
casting off
The managers tonight eaid result,
< uld not be determined aecurately
this early but that from all indica-
tion. reception will be improved de-
cidedly. Several fans reported im-
proved reception tonight.
yesterday. from injuries received j
when a truck ran over him on the !
Wellington highway early Saturday »“•> ctvil and mi ‘^y reguieme, C hl-
, । cage today paid tribute to the memo-
"He Wax brought to the St An- rl” often venrgazow M '
thony’s hospital shortly after the ae- 1 At the,hourofthe World war er- '
cident by a passing motorist, but died mistice, 11 0 clock, tapa.wea pounded ,
' - | at State and Madison streets, in the ,
heart of The Loop, by a corps of
। United States sailors and marines I
I from Greet Lakes Naval Training sta-
I tion. At the earn, moment, thou- l
Mr Singleton was en route to Well-
ington, Texas, when the aecident oc-
curred. He was said to have been
1 at the aid. of his machine chang-
ing a tire when the truck hit him
' Mr. Singleton was a member of the
Central Presbyterian church and the
Knights of Pythias lodge. His fam-
ily residence is at 2206 Taylor street.
yon Lions last night announced ‘heir
aharges are ready for the fray. The
Lions are quartered in the Amarillo
Fifth and Buchanan
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a.
Official. 'Mid they had teeeived
numerous eomplainta of a high whiet-
ling sound whleh eeald not ha turned
out. Th. disturbanee was talc'd ta
(By The Amsoeiated Free. I
BOSTON, Mass., Nov. 11—Fred
will he he'd at Iba Central Pres-
byterlan chureh.
AAnierT IIP AR i An exeeutive committee metint
I AKINF I ML nil waa held yesterday morning at the
URUZNVL. 1 1EEr1E Ilerrmng Hotel and a pre convention
5" "" hoard meeting wilt be held this mom ,
Hess seesion of the convention
echeduled to begin thia afternoom
at 2 o’elock. All business nesulons
Reports from neighboring town:
this evening said that th. ehannel
was unusually elaar of interfetenee
Only three other stations ar. on th.
>20 kilocyele channel.
• A 4 ene be
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ATTEND; PLEA FOR
CARS ISSUED
rand
Agrirulture—Jean Hennessey,
t ommeree—Georges Bonnefoue.
Andre Marginot replaces Louis
Martin as minister of pensions.
The president dwelt at length on ।
American necomplishmeAta and sae- ।
rifiees in the past and ita necessities
for the future, eondetaning claims .
that the United Stater had profited '
out of the wsi, and asserting strong
ly the needs of the nation for secur-
ity in the future.
He declared that the construetion
of more cruisers was needed and em-
phasised that the United States in
view of its geographical characteris-
tics, treaty engagements and eco-
nomic importance and in view of its
lack of fueling station, and merchant
ships capable of mounting six-ineh
guns was entitled "to a larger num-
ber of warships than a nation having
these advantages."
He was identified aecording to news-
I Dr. Granherry Talks 11
rillo and vleinity ’hronged into the introduced byDr. R. Thomson ot
Municipal auditorium last night for the First Presbyterian church, Dr. J j
th. union church services, sponsored C. Cranberry, speaker of th. evenind 1
by all Amarillo churehes and the idiacussed "Armistiee Day Thea and ]
American Legion Th. lower floor f Now.” Himself "over there” between 1
Hation taking part haa received a 1 the auditorium was fi led almost to tha years of 1917 and 1920, Dr. Gran- l
chart showing where they ahould ‘| capacity and moat of the balcony berry apoke from hie own experienca d
in line. Guides will be st ed at sentn were occupied. of affairs abroad in his addraaa. Ad ]
the Auditorium. | 1 was, according to legion offieiala, head of the department of history at 1
Parade at 10:43 later, one of the largest and mast ap- Texas Technological college, he oecu- 1
Promptly at 10:45 o'clock the pa preciative audiences of ita kind over pies a position as one of Taut* lend 2
rede will start moving. At 11 o’clock ensembled her.. From the opening of ing authorities on international relm d
a salute will be fired near the ’ 11- the concert by Dave Derden’s band to tionn.
torium and the procession will halt the fnial bugle nores of "Tapa,'' "Waa It al' worth while.” Thin, de
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SESSIONS AT CENTRAL PRES-
BYTERIAN CHURCH; BAN-
QUIT IHLS EV ENING
20 'll
kzyou. divmht,rorppdaamnasnoneMr; day memorial Mrvlce. eommemor.t^ penc. can be attalned If the people
MU F. A zimpfer, en Jane and | inetestioritesvowdiethdeaddichtiin do ot the world come to the belief "that
Mildred .Singleton and Martin Single- ..0 * 12 thore aha 11 ha no war ’•
. it • a n r»« i •* ' the stat of • monument to the negro mere anan De no war
ton, all of Amarillo. Two sisters, „ ... . . .. . - n
Mr. T W Bounds, of Corsicana, nold «« of 3701h infantry, for-
and Mr.. J. E. Simmon, of Want- merly the Eighth Hlinois
chie, alio survive.
Mr. Singleton was one of the moat
widely known contraetors in the Pan-
handle, having moved to Amarille in
1902 from West, McClellan county,
Texas. He first entered the planing
< Hr The Auoelated Prene i
WACO, Nov. 11— WJAD, Waco's
broadcasting station received a num
bar of calls tonight reporting better
reception after starting transmission .
on a frequency of 1240 kiloeyeles in-'
•toad of >00 kilocycles as formerly i
used. WJAD is operating on 1,000
featurea of today's program follow;
Parade, 10:4s A. M.
Order of march: Dave Derden’
PubMe Instruction
_______________ j “It the people are minded that
there shall be no war, there will not
hie aervices aa head of the American be,” Mr Kellogg aseerted.
expeditionary forees, naying af the i । .
MISSING BORGER
Mrs. J. I. Kendrick, general chair j
mervance in honor to thone who mun of the convention. Texas Moth
, w ers Conurese and Parent Teacher as
gave their Uvea in the World war I
I sociation.
which ended juat ten yeara ago yee. ________ _____________ - -------
terday.
Committeemen and American Le- n f I RI A R n r I fl
glen officials worked late l..t HIBINI fl if F l\
night to perfect an Armletice day | UIIUUMEUE IV
program which, for variety and ap-
propriatenena will be excelled by
none in the entire atate.
As a result of a proclamation Is-
auad lant week by Mayor Lee Hivins,
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[ the Amerieen revolution, United
Daughters of Confederacy, Parent
Teachers asnociations. Central Labor
unions. Daee Darden's Junior band, morn ob3erveni. of Armistice day occasion.
| Kiwanis club. Rotary club, American here, nearly 2,000 people from Ama- J
Business elub. Lion, club, Automo- ill. nna vleinitv hrenged into the
(Continued on Page 2. Col. 7)
ing at the Central Presbyterian
church. Mrs J I. Kendrick, general
IN chairman of the local committees, ts- 1
ported yesterday that nacommoda-"
lions have been provided for severai l
hundred visitors and that all ar-
rangements have been completed for I
the meeting A large attendanee" 51
from all necticna of the atate le lad -
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DAILY News
er In north ortion Tuesday. ficulty with the new allocation.
kOKLAHOMA. Monday and Tues ----
Ay generally fair; somewhat warm- (Ry The Asnoelated Freer )
er Tuesday I GALVESTON, Nov. 11.—Realloca
1 EAST TEXAS, Monday, fair; Tues, tion of radio lineups in the country KPRC, Houston, operating on 1.000
day. fair, except eloudy near weat nnrerent’y has improved conditions watts started transmiseion on a fre- , poorer than usual. Offieiala of the
Meat warmer in northwest portion. । for two local stations, according to ' queney of Mt kilocycles today. Wichita Faile Station -could’nt be
feet today.
In common with "Radloties"
opment, Mrs. G. T. Vineyard, presi-
NOW AT KAN FRANCISCO dent.of the Potter < ounty Vederatio
or Women's Clubs, Mise Laure V
ilb Th* Ansorlatrd Prens i
PARIS, Nov. 11 Raymond
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With radio stations over the entire
country beginning yesterday to
broadcast over the newly allocated
frequencies announced last week by
the federal radio commission, Ama-
rillo had not yet had the opportunity
to test the effect of the new wave-
lengths assigned the two local sta-
tiona, WDAG and KGRS.
Reporta from other pointa indi-
mend an indictment.”
The case will ba tried at the com-
ing term of dintriet court, according
to prosecuting attorney, J. G. Osburn,
who said that the case would be act
for trial before a petit jury here.
Other indictments returned by the
grand jury in session here were: B.
and every one la requested to face blown by J. F. Mitchell, uniformed elared Dr. Cranberry, waa the 2u926
“ “ , World war veteran, the crowd gave tion which confronted the peopleZ
I ita attention wholeheartedly to the America and tha world at the fenele
‘ appropriate, short program. sion of the World war. Sta*M|L
Led by the Rev. C. R. Hooton, the frankly that ba considered himk
who gave their live during end nee audience opened the program singing the spokesmen of the people and 262
the wer. 1 the hymn “America,” after which the their teacher or arbiter, the,spsaker
The line of mareh will be west on 1 invocation wes pronounced by Ree did not attempt definitely to ausweg
| Fifth street to Tayle , north o " /- G. L. Yates, end Rev. W. O. Dellos this important question.
lor to Third street, west i Third te rend the seripture lesson. Amaril o‛s shelled many of the facto on gllMf,
famed Bel Cento mixed quartet came ----1
in for uenerous applause with a spe- (Continued •■ PM. * oh • .j
torium ot 10: IA o'clock. " h organ-
r R-
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L. Walker, first degree murder in I
connection with the death of W. T.
Mosley; B. L. Walker, assault with
Auxiliary (American Legion). Halva-
tion Army, Orphans' home, city offi-
ciale, county officials, sheriff's de-
partment. pol’ce depar* t, Wom-
en's Federated clubs, Daughters nt ,
VRANCE Don HONOR i <
I By The Amoetated Pre-,
PARIS, Nov. 11— Thowrande today
stood, bareheaded and nilent In the Secretary Kellogg spoke before the , .
role for a fu 11 minute sfter the stroke world Alliance for international aignifieanee of Armistice day
mill business, but Inter sold out end ot vrahen,,in rmmbPancn“t 2h0: Vriendehip. At the.mntropolitan
I engaged in contracting He haa built who fell in the wer which ended ten! Opera Houne in connection wi h t
many of the finest and largest build- --------
1 ings in Amarillo and the Panhandle.
care has suceeeded in forming a new
French cabinet and will inform, offi-
nolIYa"rrotdentrrowumorxune.kceord: for today. Thrsukh the eourteayat I
ing to aemi-off 1,1.1 odnce. | therouned of the loeal Parent-Tench- >
Pomrere retain, th. premiernhiper Anoeintion . luneheon, honorine 2
without portfolio, ab.nd.imng the I the atato.board of managera, will
post of mininter of finance, which today nt noon in the erystal
will wo to senator Henri Cheron. >•" room of the Herrine Hotel. Vis-
Andr. Tardieu asumes th. ministry itinK.deloznts will be honored by 4
of the Interior, Arintide Briand eon lunsheon el th. high school eafeterta ,
Umm. as foreign minister .. does through the courtesy of W. A Me: .1
Intosh, superintendent of sehool. iAt I
7 o'clock tonight the chief event ot
the dsy, a banquet in honor ot Mra.
S' M. N Marra, national president
of the organisation, will ba held til l
the Crystal ball room at the Het-
i By The Amoetated Presa i
DALLAS, Nov. ll.-KRLD. the "al-
laa Times-Herald atation, reported it
wes receiving numerous calls rompli
menting it on improved reception oa
Ito new weve length under tha radio
reallocation. The station recently
Foolbell Game Fenture
In the afternoon the Amaril’ high
school "Golden Sandatorm" footbell
teem will meet the teem from Vernon
at Texan perk field. Those in charge
of arrangements emphasised last
night that this was one of tho vegular
features of th. program and the hob
day crowd at the game is expected to
be the largest ever to see a football !
game in Amarillo.
Commander A. Petersen of the
Hanson Legion post will act as toast
master at the banquet to be held at
7:80 tonight In the Amarillo Hotel
Following the banquet there will be I
dancing for all.
Schools will be dismissed st noon. '
authorities said.
Armistice Program I
, Hamner, county superintendent of
■ achools, and the Honorable S. M. X. a
Marrs, atate superintendent ot edu- 9
ration Mr Kobert Wilson will ing 4
al 10:45 a. m. Immediately after
will come the dedication of the
badly crushed and other injuries re-
ceived.
Funeral services will probably be .
held Tuesday afternoon
Besides his widow he is survived
Old World end et the some time re-
eet d by the arrivala over tha week -
end.
Social Program Planned. s
ring Hotel Mrs Tom Williame,
president of tho Amarillo Council of
the I’ T A will preside. After the I
invocation by Dr. J. A. Hill
president of the West Texas State
Tenchers ( ollrge. greetings will be
extended to the visiting delegates by
W A McIntosh, sperintendent nt
schools, Col Herve H Haines, man-
nger of the Hoard of City Devel-
(By The Associated Press.)
STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Calif., Nov. 11 - Reverent tribute to the
notion’s World war dead waa paid today by Herbert Hoover, president-
.lect, as he stood in silence for two minutes with the congregetion in
Stanford Memorial chapel at the hour when peace terne to the world juat
ten yeara ago.
This Krmiatice dey service held in the beautiful church about which
elusters th. sandstone, red roofed university buildings in their tropical
setting, was the first et which Mr. Hoover had worahipped aince hia
elevation to the presideney Tuesday.
Il waa conducted by the university
. chaplain. Dr. D. Cheries Gardner, as-
sisted by Dr. W. E. Barton, a Congre-
I gationalist minister of Hyde Perk,
I III, who delivered a sermon for
observance of the tenth anniversary
of the algning of the World wer erm-
iatice, November 11, 1918.
Referring to the recent negotiation
by 58 nations of the Kellogg -Briand
treety for the renuncletion of war,
Mr. Kellogg said that "no more fit-
ting time could be chosen for this
peece movement then the tenth an-
niversary of the signing of the armis-
tice, which brought to e close the
greatest wsr, the most appalling ca-
tastrophe of all the ages.”
Other means of abolishing war, he
eaid, which can be token by govern-
mental authorltlea end by private or-
xanizntions throughout the world, in-
clude the ineuleation into the minds
of the people "a peaceful attitude,
leeching them wer la not only a bar-
N. barous means of settling disputes,
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