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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-28
JUDGE BISHOP Tells GRAND JURY
To PROBE ALICE D GAMBLING IN
RECENT BASEBALL GAMES IN CITY

tn" flll term II the Potter county
district court began Monday morning
with the rinplnelling 81 the grand Jury
by District Judge Henry : Bishop. i.
y. Thompson WAS named foreman and
other members ar j. T. Murray John
y Gilvin. ! a. Cnut. Fred T.. Cornell.
ius q. u. Iiill. \ ". liorkl'y. q. -.
short. Lewis Anthony. Lewis Bursun.
!. r. Sears ana -. W. Harrison
judge ri'hnp charged the grand Jury
along The customary lines f"r violations
of state statutes and emphasized part.
rularly several laws which are hoing
flamanily violated according g. reports
brought To- him.
(;nmblins war severely raped hN
Judge Bishop and he told grand Jury To-
make thormigh Investigation. lie do
tlarcd that gambling was o." much IN
evidence. nccordinr To statements CON.
Ing a. him and he charged tn grhd
Jury Ia make efforts a. ntnr a. return
ing indictments AGAINST alleged viola.
tors.
Specific rof,ronc" was made To- alleged
gambling ~ baseball ramcs during the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-28
BIC LEAGUE BASEBALL
OFFER RECE|VD HERE

The Board of CITY Development rc.
cci'cd a telegram Monday from IN,
management of the National. American
League an star baseball club 40 Ran.
sls ci'y, stating that the team would
hc WILLING 20 meet AN Amarillo team
here Monday. O,toI,r Is. The terms
Tor the glmc will hc that thc visitors
gcl thc first $500 taken in. ih..c being
o." further guarantee Ter ~, biz
lolgu,rs
The ,l.,r has h,cu turned over tn
iho management ~ the amusement
park. 'nd au answer w,ll ho based uu.
ON the decision 81 whvtnt. the park
people h,h,'o The ramc can hr g..
Tln,,l
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-28
GOLD|NG MAILS CARDS
TO TAXPAYERS As AID
IN MAKING PAYMENTS

County TnN Collector Ben Golding
was busy Mundny mailing cards tu ~.
'iy taxpayer IN the county aud Ciiy a.
wen ~ those out 1T town. giving the
amount ~ tus rs due Tor the year 1920.
THIS y . small item NJ cxpensc to thu
county Mr. Ooiding said Monday. nnd
d"nh q great amount uf good IN i'lirl.
iating the PAYMENT uf taxes during ih,.
rush SEASON. Tho card viii furnish the
d"hlN "f 10" person who might uppraf
40 ~" window and the amount duo.
"f Wei possibly ~ the hnnk aud pig,
nhnib'r whrrn in IN" item is entered
greatly aiding tho clerks. Then II Will
Civ q" III" taxpayer the amount u
WIZ u" necessary Tor him tn hrins
"'hE' 'th'if that care tu may Just
forward cheek a. which In. recent
MN %" attached. allowing the tax ,n.
i,''inE department to handle great
zeal ol huFinoss through the mails
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-28
PAVING COMPANY MAN
HERE ABOUT WORK ON
PIERCE STREET JOB

T. w. Womaok. representative Cd.
~" Texas liiihuliihir PAVING COMPANY
d. in Amarillo to make survey at th''
work dome un picrrr street between
Tenth lud S,ypntcputh
This WORT ~ an aiis.agiory. Il il
claimed hy the city commission nud
survey iS r'ug made lay Nj. Wuinn,i,
IN uU t'i'ri iu SOC what viii be- ncrps.
tirE 90 b" done IN remedyinE II. su
TINT u viii be- satisfactory Ia city au.
th"ulirs suit has hrcn filed aga.H.'
ih' 'nn"lny which dld this paving
Ma Wumnck said Monday. after y
cusiul survey. thai h' Wa not pro.
pared tu sly Just what the work q"
repairing was to be-. and that be- was
net Informed ~ thnt time. what woull
have o. lc done tn max" the work ui.~
factory tn ~" city vuthuritlcg.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-28
LEGION MEETING
CALLED TONIGHT
IMPORTANT irTMES COMING IP
lIEfOkE lliNSON POST
VT CITY UAIJ.

The regular meeting II Hanson
P"st at American Legion will be- held
t'nirht AZ '.io o'clock m the rooms ~
ih" l.mld 1t CIV development at the
city hall
u is sid that Armisiice Day prn.
mnm VIII hc discussed aa w,ll az tina,
nl permanent quarters for Hanson
f'sl UNI lsurh tim. that H. hnm. viii
u. built Al yuiront bills VIII also H.,
allowed and discussion ~ thu &c..
ahinE Z" ih" ritual and secret worl, IL
W 10" order probably viii b. e0n.. into.
u s'h"ughi, also that the proposed
dihln"nd rihE r"uiot win De- taken Az
at ihiH in"ii1L ard II accepted. com
hiii''s may hc appointed 90 IA. p,r
l"'li"u "i plans and final ailunr,
mouis
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-28
BELIEVE PRICE DROPS
WILL NOT HOLD GOOD

Under dl'c ui : rt a. Secretary !.
W. N"vatd'r 81 The Department uf
'uwWpr,' go Washington. has issued e.
.tatr'u'ut ~ rluphlr, form aud Wid,l,
.lis'I 'W'd Tho contents in hi,f. ps.
sure iu, hus.ur.. world. ihli White tn
recent iHud r,i.s 20 Iri,,s hlv hrrn
l,wHvufd sudden upward rcaction
win i1k" place. Wilh .is,' ct foreign ~.
change o"pur.ullN M" Erglish pound
rhiswill stimulate th, l.,Nvrprl hrl.rg
,i cotton. u is e,.d
lud'r .Niging l.l.r and increase Boo
might rlt's and transportation. etc.
prices must tl.. as ,in o. certain rN.
let some merchants declare.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-28

~ tic trouble some tinr ago aud tooh
some more ~ your compound aud was
'oJn al right again. ! always recon.
O. vi iuur mdicinr aud sou may pub
li-l NV testimonial ior thr bcnclt of
other Womrn. Mrs. JUiEs limo. Jr.,
u. |. l!oN 49, Casoo. Wis.
LYDIA T.. Pinsham's Vegetable Com.
pound. made irni native roots AMI herbs.
contains no narcotic or harmful drugs.
aud tOday holds the record ~ being the
mast srcNssiul remedy for female ills
~ this country. aud thousands of vol.
uniary Testimonials prove this fact.
u you Ga," the slightest doubt that
lydia =. Pinkham's Vegetable tom.
'ounI viii help you, w-te a. lydia T..
pnkham Medicine Go. tconilsniiall
AVN. Mass, Tor advice. Your letter
N.ll lr opened. read aud answered by
,arTa'i. all tell IN strht oonliis nee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-28
COOPERATING 10 GET
rhil\G DAIRY cows

Harmon Benton county Agricultural
.g,ut. b. cooperating Boz every way
possible With dairy mru iu svrmg that
,uNs n their herds a.y REVENUE me
ducrrt Hr tuok samples from the miik
iues SUNDAY H'.ni aEi Monday morning
lot even COWS Tests 81 these symplps
we're mud, Monday ari from thcsr
is hoped CO. t,l whether COWS are money
makers and Shuuil lr retained
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-28

summer months n, declared ih.t a.
'ccmod Q" h' taken foo rrptrd that
hrtinv vns a. hc conEd.rcd uiih has.
lmll gaines he made indirect r,icronr
To- game played nt Panhandle lat sum.
msr which an Amarillo team won o.
10 Judge rishpp yiltod that n. h.nri
that oven q unt Wps ,pru.d IN som.
day a. "'t money Tor gamblers IN rc.
forfpr a. this Incident. thpu.h. h, dd
uui mime tho rum" u. the tiiv. but
rlid tn contest v3a pll,,d In IN "ad.
Joining county"
Complain has been uud. tn judge
Bishop TINT alleged urizcnghung was
h"inr carri'j un here. ind d. ordered
tn in,cstisliion 81 this Wtt,.
Emphasis v1g lnil upon PARTIES car.
rvlng concealed weapons. The Judge d,
cl'ring this vaa scHu,ly over uncrs.
ary in this lrc. " u h,,unoy necessary
fnr lTrty tu Yu 90 tho trouble II lHs.
i',iinp himself h. usually rn notify q
fsa'c officer Within Ne -tmr length IT
iiuc. Hudri judge lii'hrt
= Hiic; in,estislli,u 81 public morals
was ord,rod.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-28
NEBRASKA FARMER
COULD NOT RAISE
HAND TO HIS HEAD

Yes sir. I can cnirosc Tanl1c. for
know what It Will do aud Know
IRON personal experience. said Rob
~. kcrsch. wrll.kuuwn and prosperous
FARMER LIVING near spencer N"U
NV stomach was in such awful
slr,pe fell of from hundred nnd
nfty.fiy, pounds tu hundred and h'".
.sntiitrd Mr. kcrSyh Nothing ! ate
agreed with me and u seemed Ike !
Annld lie from thu terrible 'rImpng
pwlls I would often h1N" ai''t meals
Gas would form un my stomach so
had II would almost rut 1T my ht"aih
and suffered from hlindinr hvadich's
every dny 81 two. I hld q iuin in thc
.sinll nf my bach nearly I'll the TIVE,
and " | stuUp,sl over ! couid hardly
aaraightcn up again. IT, addition Ia al
these troubles had ilr rheumatism
in my left shoulder 80 hld ! could not
ralSc my hard tu my h'nd l.lusi Svcia.
.d To- ,.sr al strength aud energy and
eni ~ weak I could hardly rrt about
~ man cam. ont "a the tdtm one
dly Ia build /, bridge and when H.
heard ~ ~, condition he came to see
~, ami tuld me Tanlac had uNcrum"
similar troubles Cor him. After taking
a lew bottlr~ ! have gained back thir.
~ putnd- ~ my lost weight, an now
sound ard healthy and there isn't a
man IA this county who has awning
en- the. Every one ~ INV troubles "
cone and can do - Isis = days work
a. nnyic,lV un the farm. That " what
Tanlac has dome cor mo and YOU can
fxt your bottom dollar ! viii never
49,. -.
Taniac b. so'd IN Amarillo hy ]. W.
Collins Drug ca.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-28
Will Rheumatism Again
Bind You Hand and Foot?

blood, that you should try 4 rem
edy that has proven so thoroughly
satisfactory in these cases. SIS.
the fine old blood remedy cleanses
the blood Of all impurities, and re-
moves all disease germs that may
creep into the blood. Begin taking
SIS. today. and IL you will write a
complete history Of your case. Out
medical director win give you ex.
pert advice. without charge. Al.
dress Chief Medical Adviser. l57
Swift Lahoratory, Atlanta. Ga.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-28
\ TENhS wONDI.I.

For kidney ana bladder Troubles.
gravel weak and lame ri,k. rhruma.
tlsm and iirrgIlafi'ies 81 tho i.idnc,s
aud bladder in both men aud women.
II not sold hy your druggist. VIII ic
s"ni hN nnh nn rcrrip, uf 81 ~ Small
bottle often cures. Srnd fur sworn les.
timonihl.. nr T.. W. Han. elaGG olive
street, ~. l"li-. Mo Sold by diui.
gigis. Advertisements.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-28

II you had rheumatism last year
and treated only the pains OF the
disease by rubbing with liniments
and lotions, YOU can be sure tl.at
soon again you will be in the shack
les 81 this relentless Zoe. You may
set some slight temporary relief
from the pains Of the disease By
the use of these local remedies. but
Rheumatism is too real and relcnt-
!css a disease 20 be rubbed away.
So many cases of rheumatism
come from u tiny germ IN the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-28

~ a 80 Weg X
couldn't doany,hing.
! found n hook
about LYDIA J.. Pink.
hams Vegetable
4 ON pound so
thought | would try
IL. aud after taking
Il ] soon felt bet.
ter. That was III.
teen years ago and
] have .clt we'll ever
since except that 7
had 4 slight attack
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-28

Corporation court WAS light Monday
enrning. copsid,ring thIl two DAYS
business were ur to O." disposed o'.
There wcrr two Migrants. two rcEl,sS
drivers and ~, lvr,lrr before luGsr
Mcilinnon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-28
ORGANIZERS NAMED
FOR WELFARE WORK
MISSES NNINGiilM hND MAR
TIN 10 t\kIti IN
ACTIVITIES.


with the appointment 'i Misses Nor
ma Cunningham aud Anne Martin 60,
district and county organizers and
IcpTcsantutiy,s Boo ,harg" ui Ihili w..
fare work with hcaduulirr 900 Ann.
rilln. steps are being taken 90 relieve
conditions which have h,vu found 40 h.'
unharihlr in som, ui %. homes 600 The
ll0oi In this '.ty.
one child hls bprn placed boo % gunl
home IN Dallas since ths-,. tNn NDuug
women und,rtuuN the lu.ll work aud
two have been sent 90 Fort Worth iui
adOpt.un Tho hcldpuIttrI, of the
soclcty h't" ~ 90 No, Fillmore. Il"ur
l0i7.
Members 81 the locll board ol dire
tors are o. ". Giahaitu chairman.
1. ". Crudrlngiou. T.. -. Thompson.
Mrs Thumaf CuruH. Ms. Avery Tut
ncr. r. 49, Landorgn, Mrs ". T.. il'r'
imy. NJ " Cunningham. Mrt :. "
Madden. 4. VI. rurhctt. T.. W. Hardin
f. t. Durham y :. burgess, g NJ.
Mccullough. n. s. Nuhi's i.thruy
White, 4. T. Works 4 ~ Phillips. Al
len Ecariy. AIRS. Thro. ThcdJu. W. T.
Estes aud g. Z. li'uirg
The object ol the organization b. So
forth ~ follows
ut helms every needy. dependent
neglected AMI orphan white child in the
state VINO comes 10 its attention, regard
less Oi creed. keeps families iuE"ih"'
THE last thiug the spyicty does Is 60
hIcak q family. Instead every effort '~
MADE tn held the family tie intact T.
this end approved boarding homes u'
ninlnthiu,u Wu'ir IAiiti'u at" tHr'i
Ton until the widowed mother tlr ~
herself tn hold position from Whl'F
n, viii derive a salary large 'nou-'
10 take cate 90 h'I huH. DNp'u- = Tine
children are trsu returned o. her. Like.
Wis, a widoWci's rhlldr.u are cared iu
until h. can l,.,siahl.sh ms home
"A p,oiy,ns homes ~ maintained
which ~ large family home wh''"
cheese children arc given temporary
care, physical cvlmin1tiofs and treat
!ncn,. aud taught habits ot cleanliness.
and good manners
Main Object ol SociriN.
Ia to bring thc hutU' ,nilh an
the childl-ss huinc tulpthyr Great care
is used ~ selecting q h"iir m which
child N going Co. d. rgar'l. trained In
fitted for the duties 81 lii'. Az norm ]
children are carefully placed iu selected
family homes. The sulnufml aur
handicapped children ave- iti'' as i'.'f.
Is physically ~ ag puSsihlr aud ihus'
not suited To- family home ave given
such institutional ,it" as is advisable
and suited To- their needs.
How u l, Supported.
1t has not one dollar from the state.
city ur county. hut b. supported entirely
'hv private donatiuns, schools ana
churches.
'Thr only limit Co the number ui ,hii.
dr,n served 4. the limit Nuu put uu IN"
dollars YOU give,
How Funds irc Safcsnarded.
9TH, rNn,uditurrs ui each depart.
mcnt are carefully supervised hv the
commit,c, IN charge ol funds. Ih''r
Is a double check ,n each hii presented
az the cfIlcv The hude" system
used. Actsnnts are audited monthly
hr certified accountant.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-28
TOO WEAK TO
DO ANYTHING
A Serious Feminine illness Rem.
edied BY Lydia &. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Casco. Wis. After the birth Of each
OF m, clhldrcn | hhi displacement and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-28
M EN-

book which tells about Si.NTuNtoIE
% restorative remedy thIi vii, cost YOU
nWh.ug II Nou are not cured ~ hrn,fii
i"d. Every man u'ulin" % TOME 4
overcome personal Wcalnoss "tt
should r't this fr"' honi, ~ once. CUM
nEIi.hNp CHEMICAL co. go B"rry
Block. Nashville. Tenn. Adv
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-28
Your Duty Is to Keep Well

~ c'cry lbc man, duty be- well aud keep So Most
men tu mp because o much work In, because
ci energy is d'p1cd and wasted by faulty nerve action
Mos wen w. 100, men" II they will conserve their
and the u that lies the great h,nan
power ,asc That's WHY leaders in the worlds activities
ahu believe IA conservation even u their personal efforts
endorsing Chropracic because Though faulty nerve
action !, corrected and normal distribution Of energy Is
brought about, Tie vital human power is restored and
wonderful endurance greater capacity accomplish and
real health tcsrll through +.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-28

VI N,u are nervous. {.
rp0l,lDut veal run.
down thrui-n eeccss en-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-28
Main Object II Sociciy.


1t has not uur dollar iruin ~" STATE
city ur county. hut b. supported 'nihtlN
'hy private donniiuns, s. h""ls ana
churches.
"Thc Only limit Co the number ui chill
drcn served 4. the limit Nuu put un tn"
Ipllufs van give
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-28
How FUNDS Are Safcsuardcd.

The expenditure, ui each depart
mcnt are carefully SUPERVISED hN ihr
committee IN charge ol FUNDS. ln''r
Is double check 'n each hil presenter
al the ,ftirv. The hudef system
uscd. Ac,nnnts are audited monthly
LIZ IA cnrilliAl lrlnmniAnt-
Arizona republican., 1920-01-17

It is expected that bidding in order to secure it will be keen and that the bond will sell for much more than what it is worth in money value. Pre- vious to the auction it is hoped to have concert by the Indian school band in front of the hotel and during the evening Mrs. Grace Sutton Powell will sing in the lobby.
 The grand total reported by workers up to last evening stood at S9.242 so. Included in this amount is $I44.50 se- cured the two teams of the Business and Professional Women's club. q $50 subscription from the Royal Neighbors' Thimble club. and s115 collected from high school students.
 Tells of Foreign Work
 At the luncheon yesterday noon Mrs. Powell spoke to the workers particu- iarly upon the foreign community work of the association. She explained that the Y- W. C. A. is really the pioneer in this movement which Is now known as AmericaniaZtion. For number ol years they have had specially trained secretaries at work among the girls and women in foreign communities of this country Such g worker is soon to be sent to Phoenix, said Mrs. Powell.
 From the questions asked team workers il was deemed advisable by the executive committee which met immediately following the campaign luncheon that workers be notified to place special emphasis on the follow ing facts:
 No fee is attached to the employ ment service of the Y. W. C. A., which seeks to place the right girl in the right position.
 No fee is attached to the rooms. directory service which helps girls to find the best places to live.
 Home Not Self Supporting
 The dues of the Girl Reserves are 50 cents year. but half of that amount is returned to use in their own club activities. The cafeteria is income pro- ducing except during the summer months when the overhead expenses have to be met bv the association funds. The boarding home is not f-supporting. even at the best sea son, and during the summer months draws largely upon the association.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-17
'. W. C. 4. CAMPAIGN .FOR S15.O00 ENDORSED

I believe most emphatically in the necessity for the $15.000 drive of the Y. w. C. A." said r. W. Griffin, presi- dent of the chamber of commerce, in conversation with Miss Jean Moore, one of the leaders in the present cam paign-
 "The splendid work of this organiza- ton has repeatedly impressed itself upon me because Of the great good it has brought to many Of our girls with so small an expenditure of money, and in a recent conversation with Mrs. John Dennett, Jr.. who is the presi- dent of the local organization" con tinued Mr. Griffin. the thoroughness of the Y. w. c. A program was again brought to me I wish to express my self as endorsing most heartily the present appeal in order that the work may be expanded to keep pace with the growth of our city.
 Miss Moore was wellpIeased with this talk, for she felt ii Summarized the attitude of the most thoughtful and dependable citizens of Phoenix. and she expressed herself briefly as follows.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-17
PLAN LONG JAUNT
 ID MiZATLAIv, MEX

All aboard for Mexico! Arizona business interests. headed by the No gales chamber of commerce, are get ting together a party to take a 1,O0e mile jaunt to Mazatlan. leaving No gales at 7.30 D. m. on February { ana returning at g D. m. on February 13. The prospectus of the trip reached local business men yesterday.
 The itinerary from Nogales to Ma zatlan includes Magdaltna. santa Ana Llano, Carbo, HermosillO. Empalmo Guaymas FsperanZa, Cajime. Navojoa- San Bias, TopolobampO, Los Mochos and Culiacln. Reservations close January 24.
 Some difficulty has been eucountere4 in regard to the federal passport reEu- Iations. but it is understood thai per sons of known responsibility can clr- cumvent the regular stringent pro visions of the law
Arizona republican., 1920-01-17
LIKE PHOENIX BETTER
 THAN PALM BEiCA

Mr. and Mrs. George l.. Sneaker Of Cleveland. Ohio. arrived in PhoeniN Tuesday to spend the remainder of the winter. MT. Sneaker is manager ol the American Tag company in Cleye- land and a prominent business man Of that city.
 MT and Mrs. Sneaker visited at Palm Beach last winter, but state that they like Phoenix so much better they will spend their future winters here. MT. Sheckler expects to meet in this city the Cleveland chamber of com merce members who are to make an extended trip and will reach Phoenix February IS.
 The parents of MT. Sneaker, MT. and Mrs. Charles F. Sheckler, live on North Central avenue. just below the Country club.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-17

Remember. AIr. Phoenician. the cen sus enumeration in your city is not yet complete. If you have not been visit ed yet by a census enumerator it is still very necessary that you phone your name and address to 1886 or i294. so that it may be reported to the cen sus takers.
 This is the appeal issued by the general census committee which is working to see that not a person in Phoenix is overlooked in the census for il is up 10 Phoenix to make the best possible showing in the enumeration this year. The committee urges that every person in the city who has not yet been visited by census taker call the committee. A9S6 or l294. and give his name and address.
 Fill Out the Coupon
 Seemingly some persons have con fused the work Of the business mems census committee with that of the cen
Arizona republican., 1920-01-17

Y. w. c. A. campaign workers will start out this morning increased in numbers and with firm detemina ton that the S15O00 goal shall be reached by the end of the day Up to this time the campaign has been ducted by of card system, each worker having been given cards of certain citizens whom they solicit Today however, is to be thrown open to general solicitation and it is hoped that hundreds of smaller donations will be garTlered in this way
 This evening final wnd-up unique feature has been planned to take place at the Hotel Adams With Dave Goldberg -auctoneer, $50 Liberty Bond which has been donated by the Business and Professional Woens club is be sold in the lobby of the hotel This bond purchased by personal contributions from the business girls of Phoenix and has been turned to the r. w. C. A. for this purpose.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-17
NO MORE ID HANG BY TOES FROM AlRPLANE
 WHILE II SCARS HIGH

Dare Devil" Campbell is going to quit aviation for good, according to an announcement he made last nlght to The Republican. Reasons which have impelled him to refuse to renew a contract just rendered him by the Barr Flying Circus are purely personal he says. and he expects to leave TOT Los Angeles about February l ana foi- low his fathers advice to go into some sort of business which is safer than hanging by his toes from the axle Of an airplanes landing wheels a thou sand feet in the air
 Family reasons have induced me to take this step said "Dare-DevlI' last night, but he declined to go into detail
 Unable to deSist from taking one last thrill out of Phoenix, however. he said last might that he has ordered spe- ciaIfy built motorcycle from Los An geles which he hopes to ride Tn the races to be staged at the fair grounos January 25. under the auspices or the Phoenix Motor club.
 If that machine isn't fast enough. I'll get one that is,,' said the airman last night.
 .'Dare-Devir' Campbelrs last pub lie appearance in Phoenix was on New Years day. when he circled the clty in a plane piioted by Lieutenant Pat, terson at an altitude of 150 feet, and climbed from wing of this plane on to the lower wing Of a second plane inst above him piloted by Lieutenant Frank Clark This hair raising stunt was performed without the use or it rope ladder such as was used by Lieu tenant Ormer Locklear when he thrilled thousands here during lair week.
 1,bat raid on radicals worked fine Now let's see if we can pull one on inc nations prOfiteerS.