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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-03
Photoplays Elsewhere

PALACE 49, "Everywoman' con
tinues its successful engagement
1t is a spectacular and morality
story which shows symbolic char
acters such as Love, Beauty and
Nobody. Enacted by capable
players.
VICTORIA - "Soldiers of For
tune" by Richard Harding
Davis. This story was directed by
Allan Dwan and deals with the
thrilling adventures of American
civil engineers in South Amer
lean country. 1t has been realis-
tically mounted.
CAPITOL--"When the Clouds Roll
By" with Douglas Fairbanks.
COLONIAL THE ThunderboIt, "
with Thomas Meighan. and Kath-
crime Macdonald.
GREAT NORTHERN - Behind
the Door," with Hobart Bos-
IMPERIAL - "The Broken Mel
ody." with Eugene O,Brien: ~.
ALHAMBRA - "Piccadilly Jim, -"
with Owen Moore.
MARKET STREET - What $
Your Husband DoingT with
Douglas MacLean and Doris May.
CULISEUM Wanted - Hus-
band" with Billie Burke.
LEA DER -- Behind the Door,
with Hobart Bosworth.
WEST ALLEGHENY "A Girl
Named Mary" with Marguerite
Clark.
LOCUST-"The Thirteenth Com =
mandment." with Ethel Clayton
STRAND-"The Thirteenth Com
mandment.'' with Ethel Clayton.
BELNON7'-"My Husband Other
Wife" with Sylvia Dreamer and
Robert Gordon.
RIVOLT--"The Isle of Conquest
with Norma Talmadge.
FRA NKFORD - Red Hot Dol
lars" with Charles Ray.
JUMBO-"Crooked Straight, with
Charles Ray.
CEDAR --- when Bearcat Went
Dry
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-03
MeIodrama at orpheum

Robert II. Mclaughlin tense and
stirring melodram8. 1.-THE Eternal
Magdalene. was presented at the
Orpheum by Mae Desmond and her
players. The plot deals with the chas
tening process by which a self righteous
man learns to regard his erring fellow =
mortals with humanity and sympathy.
The flaw in his own armor is an in :
discretion of has early youth, which is
brought vividly before him during a
evangelist /of slangy vocabulary and
strenuous personality. Miss Desmond
as THE Woman" has ample opportu =
nifty to display her emotional talents.
She was ably supported by Frank
Fielder and the full strength of the
popular company.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-03
Witty Comedy at Dunbar

Patrons of the Dunbar have nov
city this week with the presentation
by an entirely new company Of Alan
Dale's dramatic play, '"The Madonna
of the Future" The dialogue is full
Of irony and wit and there is a vein OF
humor running throughout the per
formance that relieves the more SOM
Der moments. The Quality Amusement
Co. has equipped the play with
admirable stage settings. The leading
roles are. in the careful keeping OF
Thomas Moseley, who plays Rex Lethe-
rick; Abbie Mitchell. as Iris: Laura
Bowman, as Mrs. Wallingford Susie
Sutton. Alice Gorgas. William Town
send. J. Frances Mores, A. Il. De
Comathiere, Sidney Kirkpatrick Bar =
rington Carter, Evelyn May. Mrs.
Minnie Brown and Mrs. Minnie Wash
ington.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-03
FILM OF N0RTHLAND
ON STANLEY SCREEN
Many Pictures Moved to New
Theatres-Prominent Favor
ties in Cast
! sTANLEY-"Back to Gods Country" with
Nell Shipmsn. Story by ]. o. Curwood and
| directed bY David NJ Hartford.

sTAMLEY-"sack to Gods COgptry;" - with n
directed by David NJ Hartford.
This is a general. all around good
picture. 1t has thrilling melodrama,
fine Photographic effects and good ac-
tors, while the introduction Of animals
gives the picture a wealth of novel in
terest
Nell Sasnslan returns to the screen
At" an absence, and her work as the
heroine is exceptionally fine, while that
of her Wis., wis, Wheeler Oakman
brings back memories of his playing
in Mickey" Wellington Playter has
thankless role Of villain. while Charles
Airing has an important part.
Several incidents in the animal part
of the play are worth note. chiefly be
cause of their humorous aspect. The
bear cubs are particularly fine. while n
note of pathos is introduced with the
wounded dog.
Readers Of "Wapi. the walrus"' will
recall James Oliver Curwood's story as
being virile. and now that the action
has been transferred to the screen it
takes on more of the gripping feeling.
A girl loves animals. She goes to the
North and there is befriended by an
| author. During the absence of the
author the girl is annoyed by the vii
lain, but the hero returns in time tc
save here and her father. They leave
on a boat and find the captain to be
the defeated villain. Things come oui
right in the end. A dog, supposed tc
have been a descendent of Great Dane
shown in the prologue. helps in the
rescue of the girl.
ARCADIA-"hnne Of Green Gabies,'' witt
Mary Miles Minter. Story by l.. NJ. Mont
Eomery and directed by william Taylor.
! Tho question of tho age of Anne has
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-03
Dollar Is Worth a Dollar

Authorities at the United States
Mint, Seventeenth and Spring Garden
streets, are continually bothered by
persons anxious to sell silver dollars at
a premium. They are misled by the re-
Jabout $1.0S 10 SLIP worth OF silver.
The dollar is worth a dollar, and no
more, authorities say.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-03
lNnaey Board Apnolnted

Nv Ihree army doctors have been named
lara dteutenant General Robert Lee Bull
sion constitute the lunacy commits
Grow. 70 examine into the sanity of
drsft cleveland Bergdoll, Philadelphia
Gays.ngef, uoggef, confined at Fort Jay,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-03
AppeaIs to Police for Aid

Michael Berrichio, eighteen years old,
752 South Randolph street, has ap.
pealed TO the police Of the Third and
Delaney streets station, for assist
distress, %nss The Hsy Pcy sSsy ssa he v Vas b. sps T.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-03

designed costumes. The performers are
well known musical comedy fla 'orites as
follows: Jerry Delaney, Eve Hackett,
Florence Kern. Martha Wood, Helen
Herendcen. Mabel Height. Beatrice
Wilson. Virginia Wilson. Sybil Stokes
and Inln Anderson
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-03
BURLESQUE BILLS

people's-"Ben Welchs Big Show"
rn rStn good cast and chorus make this
npurleSSque attractive. Welch, long a
toniedlan well known to vaudeville and
bpuriesque theatre -goers alike, is never
Setter Saat than in mis- present role. The pro :
SSuction is well staged and the chorus
mas mas Deen picked with an eye to beauty.
,aS ,nsre are several good song numbers
aHu plenty of humor to bring laughs.
IrocaderO-"Girls From the Follies''
are are giving a rollocking show that lives
tna rp 10 the title. 1t has jazz and pulchri-
;uue and humor. The chief Interpreters
lWIe,uue Woue Elsi DORnelly, soprano soloist /:
PErry Van Classy, juvenile; Larry
a. dLarlVes, Celtic comedian, and Fred Ben.
'er' llddish comiQuc.
IaSlno-Thc "Abc Reynolds Revue. -
iutJieS4ue l. OF the newer and better sort,
IL N Gpellghting large audiences. The Yid
snI sa comedian is featured in a new role
uu ~. DIS efforts are received with laugh
sir. Mn, bqnnie Dale plays a leading femi-
due drat role, Tuneful music with a we'll
mJSssed maS chorus, who know how TO dance,
Ae up well balanced show.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-03

Clara N1mbHlI Young, in the screen |
version of Eyes of Youth" completes
the bill.
Grand--Mertens and Arena. described
as two funny men with funny dog
amused the children and the grown ups.
Other numbers included Maxine "Sikes"
douglas, assisted by AL GABRIELLE in a
clever scenic and song revue Tom Gill
len. monologist. otherwise known as
"Finnegan's Friend" Evans and Will
son, in novel skit entitled "Will You
Marry Me?" and Estele and Bert Cor
don, comedy duo. "Too Good to Be
True a Truck Paramount comedy,
was the film feature.
keystOne--"The Trial Marriage
clever sketch by John Collins, Phila
delphia newspaperman, scored as the
headline feature. 1t amusingly relates
the perplexities OF young engaged
couple who were invited by. married
friend to come live with her awhile and
md out what it was like to dwell under
the same roof. Other good numbers
were Ralph Dunbar's Tennessee Ten"
Ash and Hyams. in sketch Shea and
carroll. comedians. and the DE Bar
Troupe
Nixon In the way of laughs and
thrills Conella. Leoni and Iippy offer
novel acrobatics. Niobe is surprising
aquatic novelty. with beauty as n big
asset Laughs aplenty pilnctuate Lots
and Lots. Sabina and Goodwin add
to the comedy. while the Nakee Japs
present the latest ideas in jiu jitsu
work. The photoplay. Reckoning
Roads. with Bessie Barriscale, is
romantic treat.
Dumont s." Naughty Naughty Fet-
| ty' is the new travesty. There is no end
of amusing situations and an abundance
of laughs. Emmet Wclch offers some
new songs. while Charles Boyden and
Alf Gibson add to the general hilarity.
! Franklin and Patterson won approval
in their skit, "Nlr. and Mrs. Magcc.'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-03

William Penn-Horlick and the San
apa Sisters. trio of dancers who can
really dance. are among the delights of
an entertaining bill. Jimmy Rowland
and Tom Meehan win their way into
the respect of their audience. which
leaves holding its sides after rollicking
comedy skit. Furman and Nash put
over some clever songs and Black and
White are capable acrobatic team.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-03
Pierrot Revue on Walton Roof

A departure from the form of enter.
tainment which has been in vogue on
the Walton Roof was in evidence last
evening when the management pre-
sented the "picrrot Revue" A bevy of
pretty girls was featured and specially
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-03

Clara Kimball Young, in the screen
version of Eyes of Youth" completes
the bill.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
MOVE FOR STRIKE
AGAINST CARL MAYS
ORDERED STOPPED
FOR srRikE NGiINSI
Ni>kEE PITCHER MIST CEASE
SAYS JOHNSON


NEW YOHk. Aug = Agitation
fnr strike against Pitcher carl MAYS
cd tho New York club q tho American
League has been ordered stopped by
President Ian Johnson. according ~
an announcement made her. hy col.
oncl Jacob Eupp'ri one ~ the owners
% the New Nork club prrsd Int John.
sHu WIS in this City in Ia short time
Yesterday and Culnr,l RUPERT sid
De- had q talk with the league head ov.
60 the telephone.
Arc' riding go the announcement
mad" ly Colonel Rupert. he said pres
idcrt Johnson told him that h. had
sent orders o. every club In the league
notifying them that IN" agitation for
q strike against Pitcher MAYS must
ccas. immediately.
Ai'r ~" death ~ Ray Chapman.
sbortstop u the Cleveland club. which
resulted from q hall thrown hy MAYS
in game IN ihi. rItv. u was repnrt.
"a That several clubs had discussed re-
iusine o. tlhc pant N games against
N''' YORK when Man was selected to
pitch Activ caeiiatiun Tor sirlkc
against MAYS. however IL said On nav.
been iuaugurit'd hy the Cleveland
club in petition sent q. the various
'ul q ~ tive league urs nr them o. ioin
With the Cleveland ,luh In refusing 10
pl'1 against Mays
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
SHRINE LADIES'
PROGRAM MADE
IL NCIiEON. Alto RIDE AND
DINNER PLANNED tOR
VISITING WOMEN

cuinplcir arrangements fur the en-.
teriainmcnt 81 IN" visiting ladies' on
next Thursday. September .. during
khiNa Shrine's first ceremonial. have
been worked Out ty the committee In
charge
There VIII b. "a luncheon At the An.
aull1 Hotel fur the visiting ladi.a ON
Is AZ ! o'clock. when music will be fur.
uishcd by Golfurb's juvenile orchestra
THE welcome address viii be delivered
=, Mrs. " George II Amarillo and
Mrs Newton T. Willis 10 Canadian
Texas. viii deliver the response
IN automobile, ride over the ciiy
tor the visiting ladies will 10 given q,
s10 o'clock.
N autumui,il. ride over the city for
on Shrin-rs wives. mothers. sisters
and daughters viii be- given NJ ESQ
O'Clock. The ears Will leave tn. Indies
h'adpuarters at 10; West Fourth
street.
Dinner will bc served the visiting
ladies az the Amarillo hotel al G
o'clock. tn. program to bc rendered l.
as follows
Selections olfoth's Orchsstra.
Tee Daucc-.kaihorlnc Pittman.
Reading selected Miss t.itta Ball
Violin SUlo-Mast,r Golforb
l"al 0--selretcd-MiS Il Il
swift.
~ntatiun- Mrs W George.
song and DAME Would Rather
i'' Shrinor Than \ broadway NH
hunif"'-k Katherine Pittman.
S'lc' iion-Goltorh's orchestra.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
NEFE. MEN ON TRAIN
Anxious TO REACH
HERE TO CAST VOTE

1hrfollowing tale wa> told by
John Boswell. edjtsg of The Plain
,iiW Herald. shouly after his az.
rival here last eSeolnr;
Tho north bound Santa Fe Into
Amarillo was running nearly two
hours late Apparently u would
reach it, destination about seven
o'clock. MI Of the passengers we're
more or less dissruntled nc the
delay hut none more 80 Than the
conductor. NJ very frequent inter.
NalS be glanced NJ his watch and
swore earnestly. While the train
was taking on water al Canyon
the cause of his attitude was dis.
covered when he said to the en-.
Einerr. For t,ud's sake. Henry
can't you speed her ~ y little.
There are twent, three Neif men
on board, Who want ia get 10 Am.
srillo in time 90 vote
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
NEIf LEADS ny TWO
10 on ~ HOME tOt MY


u, A.su.isici ft,ss.
WACO AuE. ~ -t'uWpict returns
from 10 uut ct % voting boxes in NJ.
Lehman county. Fat Nrtfs home cuun.
~ III 13o urluck tonight. give the
matcly o. !.
Tine count Nclf. 303i. Bailey. 1861.
Ward thivc. Waco. an which Ma.
Ncff resides, gave him majority q.
nearly four to one
The vote ln Mcl..nnan county j. COZ.
SislerallN heavier tusl1y than In tn
frs; primary.
IN the lieutenant governors race.
Ia, id.un IL reading with .sGa votes.
against Juhns0n's 1857.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29


MANY conditions caused Govern y
Cox e. curtan his address ~ G.av>
send Arriving there from the lcmo.
cratic luncheon. ate whirlwlnd auto.
mobile ride Of siNt'n miles through
streets swct clc1r Il III trAdr. nrirly
an hour late. the governor w.s forced
e. comprtc Wit Unpopular attractions ~
the police E'mrS. After urging world
pva'c and discussing Industrial and
Nmcli,an problems. the governor gave
up.
Il a Unjust ~ giXious y1u are he
said o. the crowd. I'd Scr Ne atni,tic
'oniesis that are awaiting Va. hope
Nnu sense my dts ,Hiiturr ~ stInd
"tw"cn this great crowd mi tho IN.
,ir treat which nov await YOU ans
vill show vol that I'm sen~ihls ns.thc
prupriciieS 10y closing my address In
view az the fac, that We arrived here
ne hour late"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
CONDITION ~ ~ NGER
STEtkERS II SEKtOI =

CORK. Nug Is To-day was III
nineteenth dsv "f hunger strike hy
do7rn sim i'r'nn prisoners IN th'
riit sill and their condition was ~1il
~ u. extremely grew Relatives %, I
;uihcrod daily uui 10" the prison o.
M their grief. hut have not advised
The prisoners o. a'nYiun thfir STRIKE
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
ONE KILLED, THREE
INJURED, IN WRECK
DRIVER of IIIGHP0wERED AlTO
LOSES CONTROL. % MACHINE
On cot NrRi ROAD

SAN ANTONIO. Aug eN.-uuc m.n
vas killed. two women seriously la.
iured aud a small carl slightly injur,l
when the driver IL high powered
automobile lost control 1T his machine
wh.lc travelling uu country rad neat
here
\ y Nrich. II Denton Texas. wha
Was visiting his daughter. Mrs ". =
Faulkner. II San Antoniu. was Instant
J" '''ird Mrs. Porter ! Hiley uf san
Angelo. sister of Mrs Faulkner. ana
Mrs 4. .. WEIGH. wife ~ the dead man.
were seriously hurt The party lefI
this city on picnic trip early this
morning
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. AUG y -
Two negroes arrested here tonight cen.
f'~~'-l the murder 81 Abe baron. VEL,
Known young man and attempted
criminal assault IN his girl cumparior
in the outskirts - the c.ty last Satur.
day night
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
Cameron County

" N-.f toffN lfeAAt
BROW NSNii.l.E. AUG. sN.-Clm,rvu
county. incWnpl'ts including liruwn~
Vile BAILEY ga: Neff $50 Davidson
Sas John ln, 5-i Hawkins, 20 Pier
sun. 500
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
Parma Returns

si.i ~ ~ N" News.
pAlipA. Avg g. Incomplete -
Turns from GRAY county CIV" Fat W..
Neff 81 Wtco. nearly twice rs many
votes az z " Bailey fur the Demo
cratic ~, uination for governor. he re-
.Iving si3 votes. against ii5 Tor tial.
ley. -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29

Special 90 The NfsN
Pt.NtNN'iEw. Aug = Complete
el.ctinu r.turns in Hate county give
N,ff zoos votes nnd liail'v -. l"hn'
ron iiss und Day ids"n se,. hawkins
800 snd plsr-Uu set
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29

srrfiai % TIE Ness.
PLAINyfEW. Aug - Fioyd coun'
~ r'prrs s,auplci. an nine hoNe',
v.ifh r... o. i.t,uft 81. Nsff ini1 voi' s
rrd o. rav 80 johnson rrseived iihi
,rd p.,idsun 90. while I'icr>on gCi
$50 trI thwkius 3sS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
ain al Canadian

CANADIAN. Aug . - hcmphii,
county RETURNS give Pat ". N"tf ~
votes. against - for Bailey in today''
primary election.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
Good Majority In Donley

~ "TNT ~ |" y ~
CLARENDON. Aug - - With ap
nroyimatsly On. hundred votes - court
Neff has r. inailrii, ~ ne4rlv iwo -
one over his opponent. W. Bailey, We
u nile. county. The ruis stands
Nrff 80. Tailcy. 49,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
Over : 20 I Msjoriiy


TEMPLE. Aug = Reports from
twenty-five out Il tlity.four Bell coun
IS boxes give.
Ncif ..is BAILEY. sil Ia, olson.
l1in: johnson. itV9 Picrson i5OS:
liaWalHs 1915.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29

sfarr'sI e. 1As Nsss
Tt'f.IA. Aev .s-N~n beat Bailey
Lv mure than 3 o. in Suishef ruuntv.
iutieis tsfHrns shsns N~ff receiving
81. votes and iali.v ise
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
C.rssu County

l--s IaI ~ Thr Vows
PANHANDLE. Ava. - N"ff -
rcived eSi votes. against Hailcy's -
In tulay's primary.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29

the gubcrnaiorial nomination he re-
ceiyinE i5S votes against Bailcy's 81,
johnson received ias, against David
sons - In the lieutenant governors
race
For justice OF the supreme court
Hawkins. ~: picrson. Ia.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
N.n Iesd, in oldham

H"r".H' % 20 WFNr.
VEGA Aug gs-Nrff led here With
go tees g. griiev's - iuhnSun -.
cri,el i6i and Davidson IS. The vote
~ Nufge - ~. slfurfne court vas
Hawkins. g. and Piers0n. -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
NrIean Results

" .ai - 7 a NteF
M'I.EAN. Aug --M'i.ean precinct
gives Nrff iss votes. against - Tor
Bale: % votes Tor Davidson. aEains;
200 tt lohuspn: - Tor Hawkins
Against i3g for ricrson
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
ENTIRE PANHANDLE
GOES ALMOST TWO
TO ONE FOR NEFF
U.nu,i,u ed Prom PAGE Onel
Wnn,', ued Prom PAGE onel

election give Ncff So votes. against,
20; rrs.cirrd hy his opponent, former
Senator Bailey
Rslry h-nt Nrff five votes in Well
Irg'nn. receiving GOT against go bs
Npff
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29

BEAU MONT. Aug es-Fiftrrn pre-
cinc;s out q .; give Ncfi 11te. Bailey.
i6st
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
l.ubbock Result,

0If'laI 70 IHf WV,
LUBBOCK. Aug p. - Bailey was
beaten 10y more than to I vote here.
hc receiving 3sj votes and Nrff 752. A..
Sia,on the vote was Ncgf. 2iS; Bailey.
IS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29

tff. o. ~ NHat
MIAMI Aur rs n 1siis rYuu'y o..
furf.s IL faaI.'s Il stiuu give Nrff
srsrir = fhrra Z. sns ~tainftfv over
fafmss Ssuai.f Iss-.I.h ~ iiaa"s fec
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
TeNarkana Results

~ NHiT % "a Ftttss
TEN.Ni;kANA. Aug 2S.--Trxarkaitl
e niist" gives ia.l,N Co.. Ncfi. CO.;
Fourteen boxes out 81 - on Bowie
county give EliiyN iitl; Neil. 1853.
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Rranmoni Rrsnl.s

Davidson lSis. Johnsrn 1850.
Hawkins s.5ss: ricrson i.i.j.
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Tsrran, County


- iHirs talsd Press
FORT WORTH Aug - - Thhty
uo."- uui IT - in TluJui vuur't siy.
sen sti". Eall,y .Nst
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
Snrc,al 10 The NrHr

Special 10 The News.
DALHAI,T. Aug. sS.-with only two
small boxes to hear from In Dallam
county. Ncf has defeated Bailcy bv
more than 10 I. the vote being 3sS q
ig4
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29

MALI.AN.lA Aug - McAilhn cuui
plctc. NefL -. BAILEY. ~: Davidson.
50. johnson. T.. lS.r~or. ~. Hawkins.
81.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
Marriage Licenses

\ marriage llc,n-. was ISSUED Nes
tcrlay hy County Clerk T. n Pittlnan
2" Il \ Meek and Miss VIII. Coz.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29

lacked only a few votes beating Bailey
2 10 !. the vote being 33G 10 iel.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
Nearly ] 10 1

POST CITY. Aug. sS--Garsl county
returns. complete. show that Ncit
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Lead, loo Randall

Sr,-.i.i Ia The News.
CANYON. Aug 2s.--Complcte Han
dall county returns give Nefi 35i votes
against g16 for former senator Bailey.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29

NOLAN. Aug 9s.--The vote In thu
governors race in Nolan county waa
Ncff Si9: Bailey. 53i.
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asked him if he thought he had kill
ed Sheriff Taylor he said he hoped
that he had. He said Il meant to kill
him and hope did,"
Rathie believes that tho Indians hit
over the hill to Meacham creek near
Duncan and went up Gable creek to its
head. From there they crossed to the
Johnson corral. He did not know that
they had been taken and was only able
to tell where he surmised they had
gone. The Indians, he told, had men,
toned various mountains in the terri
tory through which they are known to
have passed. Il ~ Nj
Anderson was slower OF foot than
the rest of the party and the Indians
and Rathie were anxious to separate
from him and Patterson. Rathie also
told He has no idea of where they
may be. They alone remain at large.
Crowd Assembled.
A large sized crowd assembled at
the court house as quickly as word of
Rathie's capture spread. Doors to
the sheriffs office were locked but
no demonstration was made. The
crowd dispersed during the lunch
hour.
Many who left the court house went
to the o. w. r. & NJ station, suspect
ing that officers from La Grande
might arrive on No. II with Hart and
owens. The crowd at the train wa