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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-08-04
CERTIFICATE OF SPECIAL PART.
NERSHIP

Know All Men by These Presents:
That we, the undersigned, DESTROYS
of forming special partnership I'M
der the laws of the State of Idaho,
do hereby sign and certify the fol-
lowing as our certificate of special
Partnership:
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-27
POLICEMAN IN
CLOSE ESCAPE
FROM BULLETS


Coming within an inch Of death.
Patrolman Fred Werner prevented
the burglaring Of the Underwood
typewriter Offices at ALP Brady
street. Saturday night, but took two
bullets in the exchange Of shots in
one Of the most sensational pistol
duels between crooks and police in
years. One Of the projectilss from
the gun in the hands OF the prowler
drilled a hole in the of0cer's hat
and parted his hair. willie the other
passed through his overcoat be-
tween his hand and body. 1t was
a narrow escape.
Policeman and criminal emptied
their guns during the battle which
occurred in the alley between
Fourth and Fifth and Main and
Brady streets, directly in the rear
OF St. Anthony's church, about
1880 o'clock Saturday night i'm
mediately after the officer had at
tempted to arrest the gangster.
Hundreds Of Christmas evening
celebrators were attracted by the
fusilade of shots which split the
quiet of one Of the most unevent-
full nights in years of the the police
department. Within IL minutes
hurrying pedestrians were speed
ing toward the place from where
the sound Of shot after shot wa
cracking the night stiffness.
The burglar. Immediately after
firing two shots, started to fee
north through the alley toward
Fifth street. paTyued by the bullets
Of the policeman, who had recov.
cred his feet aftsr falling in an at.
tempt to spring from the icy pave
ment to the hack Of the prowlsf
who was trying to negotiate The
traIasom IN the rear of the supply
room.
I Half way to Fifth street the rob
Der turned toward the fence in thu
st. Anthony's school yard and at'
tempted to get over, but tho pellets
from the policeman's gun were hy'
ing thickly about his ears and h,
fed up the alley, disappearing cas-
on Fifth street. after outdistancint
the officer.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-27
BL00DHOUNDS
PURSUE NEGRO

Wilson, Ark, Dec. 27.-United
Press Posses led by bloodhounds
were still searching today for
Henry Lowry, negro farm hand,
who killed two persons and wound
ed two others at Nodena. near here,
Saturday afternoon. Summary pun
ishment is threatened if he is cap
tured. .-
Drunk on homemade liquor.
Lowry chased q negro woman into
the home Of o. T. Craig. n. wealthy
farmer. When Craig went to the
porch to demonstrate, Lowry shot
and killed him. Mrs. C. o. Will
hanson ran to her fathers side and
was fatally wounded. Richard and
Hugh Craig dashed out and both
were shot The former is in a
Memphis hospital and may die.
The negro is believed to be hiding
in the sWamps near here.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-27
eASExPLoSIoN
CAUSES DEATH

New York. Dec. n. - Omitted
Press. Herbert Bramm, recover.
ing today from an accidental bomb
explosion. told how his experiment
With . strange bit OF gas Pipe led to
the death Of John McKenney, Jr.,
and tbs ssvsrs injury Of Paal Clan
dow. another chum..
Bramm. . gas company meter
reader. was attempting to loosen q
nut On . bit Of capped pipe which
he had found. The pipe burst With
Q roar, gathering bits Of metal
which wounded him and CIandow
and insanity killed Nokenasy.
Other oocupants Of the house vsre
thrown from their chairs BY the
shock.
Police wGe sent to search The
piacs where the PIPE was found for
other explosives.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-27
LONG RESIDENT
OF PORT BYRON
TAKEN BY DEATH
(Special to The ArYuS,

\oPSSAaA W 4uS al ub.D
Port Byron, Ill.,. Dec. 27.-Mrs
Mary Tierney, aged 81. after an ex.
tended illness, died Saturday aft.
ernoon at her home in Port Byron
Mary McRoberts was bern IN Bel.
fast county, Ireland, Oct. IL, 1888
and was the fifth Of a family Of
eight children, all OF whom pre-.
coded her In death. She came to
this country to Pittsburgh. Pa. n
the age Of 10. and was united In
marriage to Thomas Moore. Tc
this union were born i've chiIdrsn
three Of whom survive. Andrew Of
Marshalltown. Iowa: William Of
Port Byron, and Mrs. D. F. schai.
BILE Of Port Byron. Mr.. Moore diei
in 1858. In 1873 she was married
to Thomas Tierney and settled in
Port Byron. OF this union two
children survive, Mrs. J. F. Moore
OF Chicago and Mrs.. Anna Nelsor
OF Port Byron. Mr.. Tierney diet
Dec. II. 1914.
MI0. I1SIuoy was q member o1
the Prssbytsrian church ill he,
life.
Funeral services were held a
the homo In Port Byron this aft.
eronon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Waffle
Of the Methodist church Of Por,
Byron. ohaciatsd Burial wa II
The Oak Grove cemetery IN For,
Byron.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-27
|CoNsOL ton
| OF TvO STORES
IS ANNOUNCED
fcontinuad NON Page One.l

fcontinned fron Page One.l
the Gaylord block, on Second ave-
nuo bstwoen Seventeenth and Eigh-
teenth streets, which is now the
Second avenue store. But the BUSH
ness continued to grow and again
II was necessary to seek more
room. In 1900 the Third avenue
block was erected, giving the store
IN aggregate Of $4,000 square feet
Of floor space.
When the new building was con-
structod the business was incor-
porated and William M. and War
rem H. Reck, G. NJ. Loosely. B. H.
Wilson, and later w. P. Ammer-
man became interested in the insti-
tuition. They have since retired
from the corporation and the pres
emit officers are ]. L. Vernon. presi-
dent and w. B. McCabe, secretary.
Mr.. McCabe died in September
Of 1915. Since then the principles
founded by him have been preserv-
ed. Last Oct. s the store observed
its fiftieth anniversary, with an
enormous sale, anniversary and
birthday parties, and the issuance
Of souvenirs.
History Of Young 4 McComba,
Almost twenty-seven years ago
Frank G. Young conducted the lit
tie Columbia store between the old
Central Trust building and the Nc
Cabe store on Second avenue, near
Eighteenth street. In April Of 1884
w. S. McCombs, who had been a
clerk for L. s. McCabe for nine
years, formed the first Young &
McCombs department store with
Mr.. Young in the latter's place Of
business.
The capital stock was 5000. Mr.
McCombs and Mr.. Young were
owners, managers, bookkeepers
clerks, and all else. The force wa
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-27
Law FOR
J new REPUBLIC


Washington. Dec. 27.-It will be
several months at least bs(ore the
a4ual withdrawal Of Americas ma.
Tioes from the Dominican repub-
10 VIM begin, under the provisions
Of the proclamation issued at San
0emingo Chistmas eve by direction
cePrssident Wilson, Secretary Dan.
isls said today. Mr.. Daniels con-
fsered today WIN state department
olDcials with regard To the mem.
befship Of the-commission to b ap.
pointed to revise the laws and
1reme such new statutes a. may be
nApaasaEy to enable the Dominicani
70 suoeessfully govern their coun.
~. Rear Admiral Thomas 6aov.
d.. TIE naval governor OF San Do.
m1hgo. will appoint Tie commits
~ upon recommendation from
Warrington.
Alter the Dominican congress has
approved the new statutes and
pisces them In effect. the with.
dSoval Of American forces will bl
se1rtsd. Mr.. Daniels said.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-27

CONSERVATION Of Russian Soviet
Troops Not Aggressive-Take
Up Winter Quarters.

Constantinople. DEC. ~. - Ru-
mors that concentration OF Russian
soviet troops in the region Of the
Dniastsr river VS. with aggressive
interest against Rumania, we're de-
MED on Saturday BY George Tchit-
cherin, Russian bolshevik minister
Of foreign Affairs, In wireless dis
patch 70 the Rumanian foreign Of.
hcA. n. Tchitcherin declared II
vas necessary for the soviet forces
to take up winter quarters there,
owing to the situation along the
front.
Complaint that the Rumanians
ware delaying peace negotiations
which were recently proposed BY
the Moscow government. was made
by the foreign minister.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-27
MANY RESERVi
. LUNCH PLACES
At eRADpARlI
1sFnlag Rfiass Last Nln,ae =.
sFva9eas isr Alumni CO.
q Club 1snsrrsw.

Many reservations vere -.
this norAing for the luncAeoe. -
ART to b given at the ~ 4.
land club tomorrow eysnins = s. -
dfst holiday Homecoming es,ss
Ton Of the Rock Island Hieh 49,
Alumni association. HomesSssss
graduates from the collSeH ~
6ooa calling In to have 49, ~.
for them at the lunchson n ~.
that they will not miss any = n.
fan which has been scAeirlea ~
The program Of the evening. ~.
Ing will begin at 8 o'cicck ~
Bus" Browns orchestra fprniaSiss
the terpsichorean jasx. rolio~sss
the luncheon, dancing VIM Il -
sumed. and II 10 rumored tat -.
Clau himself will be present a ~
stir the caldrons Of fun MIA ~
b brought to . boiling poi,t s
the entertainment waxea vns,.s. /.
Dancers . Revel
Not only viii the alumni -.
enjoy Themselves on tAe ~
moor. but they will have the *. j
ure OF watching several dancers q
solo and group interpretation vif.4
they are lunching during interris.
sion. Miss Peggy LaDean, who n,
stage II Miss Margaret Schnitsos =
the class Of 1916, will offer hef ~.
sion Of . little French solo dr.
"Capricious Antoinette." In nor
number, the Misses Florencs -.
enstein, Florence Lewis, 0oldts
Sosna and Beckie Ritz will dana
The Poppy" 3.
Kirk Journy and Carl Eax,,n
will offer their vaudeville 'taie.
OF" Of Van and Schynk, artists 4
syncopation on victrola recor1f
and the Shumate twins Of DaSa,
port will do their bit.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-27
REPORTS LOSS
II Of PROPELLER
American Steamer sHutehl1ssus
Sends Wireless Asking Inne-
diate Tow to Port

London. Dec. :7.-A message VA
rocetvcd by Lloyd's wireless sta
tion at Valencia on Saturday from
tho American o1oamef Hutchinson,
saying:
Have lost propeller. latitude
1910 north. 1880 west, and need
Immediate tow"
This position would locate the
vessel about S7S miles southwest
of Brest.
The steamer Dochet sent . wire
lees dispatch to the Lizard station
On Sunday. saying:
Have been searching for Hutch
ineon all night and position b IN
known."
The Hutchinson 10 . steamer Of
2.l7e tons AID plying between New
Orleans and Antwerp. She was on
her western voyage whom she en-
countered her mishap.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-27
ARnY THANKS DONORS.

The Volunteer Reserve Army, 122
Twentieth street, wishes to thank
the public for responding % lib
orally in their Christmas effort
which enabled them to feed 200
poor men, women and children BY
the giving Of . dinner in the hall,
besides the baskets that were Civ
en- to those who were unable to at
tend the dinner.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-27

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-27
DgHf0S CHARGE.

CNll1vlllo. III. Deo, 0,-A
cho1ps Of criminal ashanti assinst
.. Glenn Young. . prohibition en-
forcoment of2cer. brought BY Nias
1Dzlie Bomb4rdir, 10 yeaFs a.,
80 4ioniseed here today. An h
no1l eAafg1ng murder II pen1-
eeaas& yeSng = l1n1issa, m
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-27
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neeex Of Trinity Episcopal church
VIII officiate. Intsrment will be
In ChipDiannoek cemetery.
-
WhklAA GfonDet
william Croumet. world war vet
eran. died Saturday evening at the
home OF his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
0romnnse, Of Frssport, III. He was
born in Fresport, and vas married
in 1915 to Frfeds Rolf. sister Of
Rev. Fred J. Rolf, Of Rock Island
who was informed OF the death Of
his brother -in-law during the
church services Sunday morning.
Mr.. Grommet during the war ser
we'd In several d the big drives u
France and vas wounded Nov. 10
1918. infections setting tn whic!
was later the cause of his death
Funeral services will be held Al
Freeport Tuesday afternoon. Bur
ial will be In Freeport
MAMMA UmA.
Matthias Ulman, aged -, mem
Der OF the G, A. r.. 3718 FIFTH ave
nue.. died Sunday afternoon II hi,
home, having suffered OF paralysis
Mr.. Ulmsn was born in German,
ON Dec. 6, 1S4l, and was brought t,
this country at the age Of 3 months
He was married to Niss Anne E
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-27

".AnA On earn peace. good WIN
toward men, There ere varioos
rsadsrinss Of this passags. The
revised version b And ca Earth
pacs amoug msn IN who He ID
veil pleaAed.' Another reading 10
And ON earth peace among men Of
good via TAase voFioU3 tx1nsAA-
tinAs bring - DE tnllaP meaning
a de- pangAgA e = cod's mas-
snGs % Dsan6 aAA god VII to an
md enaag "a vho VIII receive It.
u rooo1Win9 3 thay show theua-
salNe - ~ - = eood vin 4
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-02

Hisnity ~ hich vii O." . victory for
humtuliy having a SgnifiClnc" that
touches every man. woman and child
in the els li2ed powers of the earth
The governor had up special address
iirsfur"d fm the in'sling here. hut in
~ hr reviewed and summarized the
various arguments b" had made IN his
trans continental tour 90 hls long cam.
ullgu Ills visit here un election cV"
was IN conformity with u political
superstition II rArty followers here
who Sly the governors only defeat if
an election was encountered when h"
failed O. end his speech making IN this
city Mrs Cox aud Mrs Ian Mahun'y
daughter 81 the C1ndid1i". accompan.
l-l him IN his trip to this City.
The governor ran aioul had weather
here hut the hig coliseum Vas filled
Congressman Shorcwocd - tins ciiy.
one 81 the veteran members ~ "a"
house 80 representatives, introduced
Goyruor cox rs th" "noNt president
and the crowd answered with Wild sp.
riaus. that continued Tor a minute.
A. IN" crowd ended ~ greetings.
biz floral horse shoe bearing the On.
s-tipilur James ". Cox. our next
president" was carried upon tho stage
ard presented % the candidate.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-02

cheering the gui.rnoi's prediction
= cannot tell where senator HARDING
stands on ia" league question. tor |
hay" not read todnys newspaper"
said Governor Cox
can any one t,ll where he stands"
After brief pause a voice IN thn
governor then rccounicd what he said
were several Of the many positions
en- Tho lcagu" taken bv the Republican
candidate. asserting senator lIardirE
was attempting 90 "wigglc and wobbl"'
into the presidency.
Every traitor In America viii vn'"
tomorrow tot Warren q. Harding" de.
ollrcd Governor Cox.
\ man In tho crowd sitting near ~"
r,agc arose and moved toward the Tc1f
doors.
The crowd laughed az him AMI the
governor remained silent during the az.
roar "its getting too hot Tor him.
shouted \ volcc In the crowd Then ~
the uui." subsidized IN" governor re-
marked there's one vutsr tor HARDING
Who H. going to the polls early, for h"
wants 90 be- sure o. east yot" for ia"
loser"
Urging the lclguc's adoption. Co.
truor Cox said that world aide pros.
p"ritv would follow.
The governor brought his campaign
o. a olosH Just an hour and half be-
tor, the beginning - election day. The
sunK ~ the Angels AZ Bcthleh"m that
n. us.d ~ tho closing words ~ bic
campaign. he s1ii, would be- sung ngtll
hy the Angels when this country en-.
tef~l the league
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-02

FIRST Governor CDN attacked the
republican platform asserting efforts
wee" bring made in IT, preparation b.
please rarity leaders with the result
hot absolutely nothing was lett az
their de, 'lratOns
They sud th" nrsro vote would
c0Ar 20 ihnm practically solid" said
tho governor There has brcn entire.
IS tu1 much said about sos'iil equality
Tor tiir tuturH serenity at the nation
Turning h.H attention briefly O. sen.
atOr Harding. Governor Cox declare
The Republican oludillt" vas pack, 4
g. 81 the party platform AMI tn
crowd applnld"d.
The spiritual eyes q ~ 600 Amer.
can boys who f'll IN tho var" declared
IN" governor. "Uill look w you tomor.
row az the polls 90 soc whether "" arr
q nation q honor &C. q nation ~ r,p4.
diatulg
The governor repealed again h.t
"consplrary charge" accusing senator
Lu,gc and ether Republican senator
- "ronsprliofs ~ Matching a plot %
defeat tho league"
After tomorrow continued the goo,
ornof one q the cunspirators viii bo
q private citizen rc.idiug ~ Marion. q 20
Many n the crowd arcs" O. their i'''
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-02
.ssn, lats,i rf-ss
Ilarding's hlaIenenl

Marion. ohio. Nov. Putting IN"
rrrsY and worries ~ his campaign
behind him senator Harding awaited
calmly tonight the decision ~ his f"l.
low rounirym.n. making NO prediction
~ the outcome
Il can only Say" he replied 10 10.
vues; Il his opinion that We hiy"
ialdr the best fight We know how &"
npke. and walt tha result with com.
rlac'nvy.
SURROUNDED hy his family and pei
ronal ricnds. h" spent election ~"
q, home Throughout the day h" l''
down rom the Nrain of tho cam.
paign. declined ~ concern hlnsrli
With the routine a. his headquarters
and spent most ~ his time chatting al
everything hut politics with friends
and neighbors who came In 10 see him
q IN the afternoon he talked Tor AN hour
With the newspaper correspondents
and be- dined quietly AZ hons with
Ma Harding.
Tomorrow after votlng he expects
tn go 20 a golf course forty lilies away
to tramp. over the links returning in
ilin. g. hc.r the earliest returns
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-02
Amarillo High To
Meet Farwen Team
Friday Afternoon

Iur the nth tim. this year. the local
bows ,rui cut ou the field to crush Their
opponents \ game has been matched
with the farwcll High Scho1, and
they meet h-r" on next Friday IN"
9Th \ hard fought game ~ expected
us bath teams are very strong The
doi,c sheet reveals the fact that Far
'"ll has one 81 IN" strongest teams IN
this part uf the state having Won
several games from the nearby towns
They played Hereford High Scho"l ~
tho first II thr ssasun tu tie and
later in another game they succeeded
in getting the biz end ~ larg" score.
Amarillo has succeeded IN defeating
the Hereford team bv IN" ~rorr of -
To . Both teams are v'll matched IN
weight bat IN" superiority in fleet.
mess of IN" local boys might proy" t.
much for al" Farw"llitcs.
The cam" is scheduled fur three
O'Clock at the Athletic Park.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-02
What Good is a Dollar?
Its largely up to you 1t depends on how you spend
ton the value TO YOU Of what you get for it,
on your ability to find where that value is to be had

OF course. IT'D all right to shop
around a bit ii YOU like. bur why
not lei the other fellow make it
easier Tor YOU by doing 4 little
shopping after your dollar-by
showing YOU what YOU wan, and
where YOU can get most OF ~ Tor
your money:
Its a great idea. once YOU get
the hang OF il. and here's how!
Right in this paper You'll lind
dozens oil advertisements offering
YOU merchandise. Some things
You'll need today: some tomorrow;
some next week Or next year
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-02

bu, the point is that these mer-
chants are coming 10 YOU. looking
iur Your dollar and offering the
bc,' they have 10 get il.
You'll find that by reading the
advertisements consistently today
and every day. YOU can increase
The yaluc-to yourScil-oi every
dollar you have To- spend. The
thing, Won SEE advertised are al
wo>t invariably a> represented.
The advertisers statements are
usually safer To- trust than Your
OWN Judgment. Advertised miSrcp-
rcscutatiuu i, business suicide.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-02
Knights Of Columbus
Confer ThreeDegrees

Under 40, supervision Of Grand
kn'Tht 7 u O'l,ri,u. Il the Amarillo
Council State DEPUTY George T Bur.
reese of Dallas and District Deputy
10. r krim. - Wichita Falls ~" FIRST
ihr,- d.rr,,s ~ the KNIGHTS ~ Gulum.
bus wer" ,Ncmplificd here SundIy.
Tn" following took the work
y. 4. HaiduE = \ WINK J.. T..
Curie NJ. n Guiv'. r. G. kunccny,
John Koiaia carl Status, !. J. BciE.
I =. Drtt,n. Claude lIussmau. !. ~
srhackcr J &. cannon. ". " k'".
San. y T. Weeks Iu' Brown. J.. y.
Hv.an. ~ Z. liinkamp. Il. ! Martin.
7 l. Dnohue and VI T. savage
\ huff. luncheon w,s served the
$50 knights attending Immediately
after N. degrees had bern conferred.
md following this an nddrcss was ID
livcrcd the assembly hy Mr. Burg'ss
nho gave briefly s"mr facts concern
ine N, 1n'b - fh' organization.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-02
Murder Suspects in
Officers Charge To
Resist Extradition

Nv Associated Press
TuPEkA kaa. Nov Tom
Slaughter and Fulton Greene. accus.
81 uf the murder Of Hoy Brown. a
deputy sheriff uf Garland county
Arkansas and arrested In Chautauqua
county last Friday viii resist extra.
titiun u was announced NJ the miica
IL Governor Henry =. Allen tonight
Goyrcnor Allen set saturday night as
the date for the hearing ON the q.
tradition.
Slaughter aud Grcn" were arrested
near Scdan Friday. with n third man.
Frank McGiy,n The three are accus.
cd ~ a series Of hank robi,crics. IN
cluding three IN Texas. two In Okla.
mona and two In Arkansas.
Brad -. Smith now deputy sheriff
81 Garland county. Arkansas. who ap.
p,ar'd t~lly 10 ask for the extnldi.
ton Il III" tw, men, announced that
there vas reward II $1,000 fer
Slaughter and ss.iC0 fur Green.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-02

consideration $500 o.
" ! Roach q" Mandall y wraihcr.
north half 4 llf q bl"'k IT. l:Hkl- Nd.
|dltion. consideration 100000
y ~ G,ll'r tu iliruld : ilrhey lots
[; and Ilu.k l-s g. As Nd1fiuu.
consideration ssUpun
p : N.isuu Co \ ! crow. lots 20
and - Nlu,k 1eo. Mirror addition. con
s.l,taiiuu sInupn
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RETURN FROM nlyANi
El.Et TiON NOT EtElt I'D

" ' -'ITl1'fH TfNEs
iiFylua, Nov No official returns
frUm tuday's "l-rtiun h1d reached the
electoral hoard 40 $40 u'clp'k tonight
l.i'pfll headquarters however. claim.
81 that Joe" Miguel GumcT. the liberal
numinr, had ,trrird Havana province
hv approximately loo0o and WIS lsad.
Ing Alfredo Iayas coalition. IN twn 81
h. other fik" provinces
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-02
Io,,rr.SpurlWk

Frank Lopcr and Mrs Efnc spur.
lock, bath 81 this city. were united In
marriage last night al 9:3O O'clock Ut
the Methodist parsonage. Rev. ~. y
Brooks speaking the ceremony. They
viii bc ~ home 70 200 South Lin.
coin.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-02
THIEVES HAVE FuN
WITH PUNCH BOARD

wlNCiIENDES. Mass Nov. L.
Ait"r gaining an entrance through
skylighi into poolroom aud BARRIER
shop here thieves. after first takiuel
shower baths and shampoos, -punchctv
ull thu tickets uut If u puhrh boar,'.
r'rryinw prizcs valu,-l at $3.50. Thcv
d'partcd nv way of the skylight, Ia.
ing several gold watches and o,h,r
D.. '.,cs. leaving u note on the punch
beard saying: We Won"