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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-28
Bronx Eiremen Win

Firemen ball tossers in the Bronx
whitewashed their Manhattan comrades
at Berkeley Oval yesterday afternoon
by the score of to O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-28
wide at the stretch turn, appeared t.
be running for exercise only.

Jimmy Rowe uncovered another very
nice H. P Whitney trick in Tryster,
q black two-year-old colt that won the
last race at four and one-half fur
longs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-28
Totals 345s 24sl Totals 900. 347la ~

'Batted for Grevell IN sixth inning.
Syracuse, -. / x-S
Two base hits - Wigelsworth, Mccain
Home run-Zitman. Stolen bases-Benes,
Nlsoergau Gaiser. Sacrifice Gaiser
Double plays-Baunan (unassisted, p 4;
McAlpine and Carlstrom. Left on bases
Jersey City, Z; Syracuse, IL Bases on
oaHs-On GreveQ, 8 OF Perryman, g. Hits
of Cirevell. 9 in 3 innings; on Perrynlan.
in ID. Struck out-By Grevell. 3; by
Perrynan, 6, by Biemiller, 2 by Enz-
mann, l. Wild pitches-Perryman Grevell
Winning pitcher-Perryman Losing pitcher
GreVeIl UmpIres-Corcoran and Stock
dale. Time OF game-2:I0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-28
DON'T SMOKE PAINT

Our pipes are made OF the finest imported
well seasoned BRIAR ROOT We use
NEITHER PAINT NOR VARNISH leaving
pores open 20 absorb mostures. They color
Ike meerschauns. Absolutely NO BREAK
lNG-IN. Each pipe perfect and guaranteed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-28
international League
GAMES TO-DAY
Baltimore at Jersey City.
Other feams na4 Schodnlnd

Vlhef Teams not scheduled.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Syracuse, 7; Jersey City, S.
Buffalo, s.; Akron, 3.
Other teams not scheduled.
STANDING OF TEAMS
w. L. Pc. w. L. Pc.
Buffalo. "a 9 .727 Reading l3 10 .406
Toronto 23I1 1851. CITY. 1918. 400
B'ltim'e 2Ol3 6O6R'ch'ter - % .353
Akron. IL .548Syr'cuse, S24 .273
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-28

p. H E
Akron. ......... 0 0 o 2 l Ga 8
Batteries-Rogers and Buggy; Lam
beth, HiIl and Walker
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-08

does that look Does it seem that he
is unfair During the seth congress,
up to April 8. 1920, the reports shows
that he was unfavorable only 8 times
out of eleven CID instances recorded.
The reports shows that on the 18th
of December, 1919, he voted favorable
on the motion ito strike the clause
making strikes unlawful, from the
the Cummins BILL Also the following
day he did the same thing on a mo-
ton to reconsider the action of the day
before. And on December Goth when
the final passage of the Cummins bill
making strikes unlawful he again
voted favorable towards labor.
I mention these instances to refute
the charges Of a certain publication,
that Senator Fletcher was unfair. to
labor.
The report as whole is too lengthy
to reproduce here, but may be con-
suited by applying to me.
Hoping that the organized labor vote
will refrain from supporting the radi-
cal element who are supporting a GER
tain candidate for the high office of
senator from the grand old state of
Florida, I am submitting these few
lines
Trusting that you will let your bet
ter judgement rule when you go to
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-08
REFU7E CHARGE
Of Cats men
Secretary of A. F. Of L. Says
Fletcher's Record in Senate
Was Favorable to Labor

Refuting campaign charges publish
ed broadcast by supporters OF Cats
Tor senator. stating that Fletcher was
/ unfavorable towards labor OF Carpen~
tiers and Joiners of America, has made
public statistics sent out by Frank
Morrison. of the American Federation
OF Labor. Mr.. Murphree asked the sec
rotary for information as to the posi-
ton of the senator, stating that propo-
ganda had been published showing that
he was unfavorable.
The secretary replied with data
showing that the senator had been ia
vorable towards labor on legislation
presented during the 61st to tie Goth
congress % times. Also during the
seth congress the senator had been ia
vorable towards labor in all but three
out of II labor bills introduced.
The report shows tina. the senator
voted to strike out the clause in the
rsil, Dad bill making s.. kes unlawful
ard on the following day he voted the
So ne way on a motion t. reconsider
the hi. of the previous day.
Mr.. Murphree presan.s the follow
ing letter in regard to Secretary Nor
rison's report:
To the Members of Organized Labor:
Greetings: There has been an at
tempt made to lead you to believ thai
Senator Duncan u. Fletcher, was un-
fair to us. I wish to submit a report
that / have received, from Hon. Frank
Morrison, the secretary of the Amer
lean Federation of Labor, in regards TO
the action that Senator Fletcher has
fo1y in, o,~Ic - 1oI,
and / want you all to study It and see
il you can expect any one to be any
more fair to you than Senator Fletcher
has been.
The report extends from the 61stI
congress through the Goth congress to-
April 8, 1920, and shows that Senator
Fletcher voted favorable % times and
unfavorable, only II times, so now how
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-08
PERSHING SEEKS
RETIREMENT SOON

Washington, June General Perish
ing wrote Secretary Baker today ask
ing permission to retire from active
service within the next few months.
He said that after completion Of work
incident to the recently enacted army
reorganization bill, his normal duties
would require only a portion of his
time; therefore he wished to be free
to engage in something more active.
Pershing did not indicate the ma
ture of his future activities, but said
In any future crisis he will be at the
call of the nation.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-08
mark your ballot, remain as always,
Fraternally yours,
r. w. MURPHREE,
HELPED MAN AND WIFE.

Walter Farraud. 1893 Springfield Ave,
Irvington, N. J., writes: My back ached
continuously, as did my wife's." After
taking Foley Kidney Pills, we were sur
prised with the quick results / recon-
mend Foley Kidney Pills to any one who
has kidney or bladder trouble They
held rid the blood of impurities that
cause rheumatic pains. swollen, aching
and stiff joints and muscles and other
symptoms of kidney trouble. Sold every
where.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-08

Vote for John Cay Smith for
Representative in Group /, and
let's have a real man capable of
serving us and who stands for
all that is good in government.
paid Advertisement
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-08

Rub My Tism is great pain killer.
II relieves pain and soreness caused by
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprains, etc.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-08
SAND KEY PAssINGs.

Sand Key. June Passed east, 7th,
Texas Company; west, Sth, British
! tar: 9Th. Tamarao (Br.), Standard,
Texas Company.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
GREATEST CALF CROP"
EVER KNOWN REPORTED
BY TEXAS CATTLEMEN
sps .inl 90 Tho News
IltT WORTH

sps.in 20 Tho News
Tulyr WORTH. PODS 3 This spring
brought m, rroai,r ,1lf crop the
Tr,Is ranges hl,, ,,tl tu"Wn. " the
tenor eff reports o. headquarters ui th"
T,.t 'ttl. Iai,,i. Association here.
The relief cam. tf 90 um" whoa diH.
u.trr threatened 900. cattle industry.
according q" onDiI- OF tur tss"ciaiiun.
Iui no." r,apppamu,, ui 'h' rilf means
On, end Of IN" great druuth that ID
populated stock ranges q" the south
west th"y said.
Saut uauuiag, boz IrI' 1915 aud
'Hfs forced TrNas t.un.u Geo market
THEM cattle With 900. result that herds
vU, reduced 'NrtNh'I' aud NJ
,rruurs we're ,.uuG 900 q" 700 the
depleted ranks Rams h'gan q" fall
lu.' the time ,f co., tgniug ct th"
Hru.ti,.. ana since. then ih'r" has
n.,r moisture ~ West T,Au. iiosi",k.
.Hn of th" ranges began immediately
rI'r tE' result that lhl- springs calf
|.. .r.urding 60 iU. reports has been
'u, largest zine. h,f., th, druuth
T,Nts ,,ttlcm,u tIr declared O." hc
handicapped in disrHsiug uf their old
cattle o., mun,y conditions. hut general
conditions 81 thv ranges were never
better according rt th. I,puit~ which
lrr Go %, effect that ,Jiil" ar" fnt.
ranges green d-spii, tb, summer run.
and shipments 90 market are normal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24

:, he wlg'" ~ .puiely obs ursd. ilie an
J,roXImate boundary Of the underlying
dnarlne formations has IN some In
stances been indicated by broken lines
tine data for placing the boundary being
obtained chiefly from well records. As
information In accumulated on the geOl'
ICY Of this and the adjoining counties
the boundary lines II the formation
can bc more exactly determined
I'm mapping structure the Del Rio
has been uscd ~ key horizon and
,hc contours are drawn az ON the top
surface q this formation. In USING
'wcl records aud reducing elevations To
sea level II ms been necessary ~ de
icrnine the approximate surface level
e tho wells from the topographic map.
In that part II the county for which
there ~ no topographic map the oleya'
tons Tor wells near the public roads
have been obtained from the profilcs OF
public roads made by the county en-
ginccr ~ Bcxa' county. kindly made ac
ressible for this purpose. In n few wells
srut un the area geographically mapped
and remote from the public roads, an
estimate nf the elevation has been SO
cured by data showing the level TO
which the artcsinn water ~ the George
iown Edwards formations will rise In
wells. The static head ~ this water
brings II "a an actual level usually he
tween CGi and gS6 feet above sea. AZ
sordng nm approximate basis for on
iimating the surface elevation at the
swell. These methods of determining
levels have introduced u pOssihlc small
ttr,r \ much larger POSSIBLE error
lis found In the well records themselves.
Ns T. well known. many well records
,uiiord only approximate data ~ t. the
l,lcpth AZ which formations are entered.
While the wells ~ BeXar comfy at
FORD unusually reliable data, yet II has
ihcen found in number Of instances
that two logs Of the same well. derived
from different sources, differ 10 som"
fextcnt. However. the limit 81 error
both from approximate levels and from
well logs when carefully checked. II
sot larg, NJ compared to the contour
Interval ~ 100 feet used In making
| the sub.structurc map"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
WILL KEEP Watermelon
GROWERS WELL INFORMED
As TO MARKET AFFAIRS
steclnl 20 N, Esw

sIsclhl ~ N, Esws
DALLAS Iuly % raul Williams ~
the bureau 81 miit'r uf IN" United
States Department W Agricultur" has
arrived in Easi Texas and viii keep
watermelon growers informed Of mar
krt condition thfuurh"u' III" country
Nj William win make his hcadduar'
tcrs ni Su hU SPRING.. WinnShoru 80
yomc ,iu.I watermelon shipping point.
but vlii serve ihr entire watermelon
growing section ct thu stat" hy daily
telegraph, ports Th, I uitod States
Department uf N-u'Hi'r' has 10000
miles of lr.t Il wac tor market report
purposes
Any commercial organization IN the
watermelon tiun 90 IA" state wish.
INK a. make armng urnts tor furnish.
ing daily reports to ~ farmers 81 mar
krt conditions should communicate with
IN" T.N1s chamber ct Commerce,
which hrs bean Instrumental In having
% government agent placed IN Eas,
Texas
E,u'iu, OF th.. dt.N Information will
enable shippers al m'luns Go know the
exact condition 81 every watermelon
market iu ih" nation This viii avoid
the glgttu- uf m1te,t- and insure an
equal distribution which VIII work alike
tu the ad,au,yg, of producer aud con.
sumter
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
BEXAR OIL FIELDS
ARE DESCRIBED BY
RECENT BOOKLET

Special 20 m, News
AUSTIN July % - Dr. T.. II. Sci.
inrds. g"ologist In the Bureau uf cn.
non!c Geology aud Technology oi the
University IL Texas. In his blletin ~
Tho Geology aud Mineral Resources Of
Boxer county which has Just come
from the press. gives much valuable a.
formation m regard tn the geological
rtrurtur" ~ that county. Considerable
space b. devoted e. the nil fields there.
~ nat part of the bulletin which
lir"ais especially of the geological struc'
tur' n he following
THREE uf the li fields uf BrXar
lnhttN namely the Alta Vista Mission
nd Sun"isrt fields. are ~ placed with
respect {" prevailing structural lines IN
Shis county, ~ to suggest that they are
possibly luca.cd On the same structure.
" thu h true IN this structure ~ IN
the two already described. there ~ u
distinct southwest plunge. The heavy
yils Of the Alta Vista and Mission field.
go" obtained from IA. Austln fnrnati,n
i,"i the actual level uf frpa $50 tu 5iO
eject below sea level. In the Summcr
get ii"l1 The lighter oils ATE Obtained
from either the Taylor ~ the Navarro
nations az TN actual level ~ from
inn a. in0 feet below sca 70 the north
east ~ Silndo Greek. this structure 4
We may rely an the rather limited wei
records available. turns more az the
roltn resembling IN this respect III,
Z ul"hiI structure. I seems also To- 10,
interrupted near the Scguin Road
crossing 10y . fault On this. however
lhr we'll records available are limited
and the mapping of this break u provi
'y.un.'
4. "tn" uf IN" problems e. be- met M
mapping tE-area is the disposition tc
.lc mtd~ 81 the flcod.plain deposit,
Witch more ar less completely man,l,
q the whole ct the coastal plains div isiur
at the county. Since tho chief object
- this report Is a. dcs,linc the gen
.havc been disrega-lcd In mapping tx
ycpt whore sufficiently we'll developed
D. completely obscure the underlying
formations over considerable area. The
luw and relatively recent flood.plain,
si1,r been shown where best dcN ,lopc,
Bordering t. larger water courses: NJ
lhc next older and higher deposits tn
H,,ra formation. there have be-,
thown un IN mp the large areas lyhf
Southwost south and southeast uf Sar
Antonio; II :hc highest PLAN. rcicrro,
tu the Ivaldr formation there has,
hoen shown some areas ir whi"r th'
formation occupies unint,rruptcdly SCI,
lsInl square miles. All of these flood
/ plnins az. more extensive than Is her,
shown
"EcDusc u the presence If ,hcs'
surface mat"rialy the boundary 1c
tween the successive marine formations
b. necessarily placed In parts ot th'
! county an data from limited exposures
supplemented hy well records. Wher'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
Special % II. News
Ful,T MOI,TIi.

Special 10 II. News
FoRT WORTH Jllv % -Aunu yr
Sensational g9-hoI BE- puI Il f... '.
u lbu utld 10 rF I. b. -.
81 . a. u' N Ia
shos y" q tn luvin. II, go CORE
poiaiion on uff-e' %. tho H.n li' We'll
Of Peter H"umu which is I'p.rirl
10 hay, ,uia, in fur .uo hHrr,l. 1900 ruYI
NJ actual gli,G' %, th' latest uiull.,U
has been made and 30 ,~ rUt u'l't'i
fhat u will hold up Goo UuN r Iu
barrels daily % VIII D., considered 1u
exceptionally Zu'd well Do o. held 800
,io 2.ooo barrels and wiH ,tru Do .'-...h
ed ~ very g,Hd tt "oU barrels irI,s
only m,sg,r "details rr.Hrdiug .t,
new well hnV. h,rn received l'I' B.u
Il - net known Whnth'I the Floss is
STEADY or uruing n held. ff, 'H.'
depth ais" t. unknown
The Sh,,h gives ih' n.V UU.U.U
-four g0od producers th, ia hihuTn
No 81 Poster 30 lI. u.rh .tu' bon
several month. age t spo llrI".s dtI'N
and continues to ttW WD, tulu -"'
iutr,ls daily. %, nilbuIu SO , ~ pos.
=
cam. ia ten : iUn iuft.ls daily t'W
,dlys age. M. Hu ~. 81 l'"i,i ton
man. which yinr Iu % i"u dtNs tIu Goo
soo barrels hut whi,h has r"w gem"
down &C. $50 hsirls and me Shook
TIL. Hnborn ncid Now u tH' ,hi1
ccntsf of interest i"r 800 operators
throughout "a. North C,utHl T,Nt-
fields and j. expected tu remain =" i,r
som, tims u VIII Do, given s hr,,V
plpS and j. expected O" develop o. Ifs'
saily production without i"ia,
The daily tV'usg, production 'UI The
Held a. Who'll, increased about 10000
,arr.ls dutiug IA, w'ch. according Co
The pipe line report " Ivcutd~ another
S0oc harr, irain f"r SisphrDs cuuuN.
- a.sV0 barred gain fer Eurhhurnrtt
bud oe0 barrel iurirt~" i'r %" p,s
dcmona fi,ld whi,h o. very ruouuras'
ing feature for the latter urld Witch
,has n.trcly been lhi. tH h"id - ,wu Con
several months
Ths stephen, county m,'.t~' -
accounted fCr hv the MANY rued compile
,iions that field has had Tor several
weeks and the NcrN encouraging opera.
lions winch nav, ~, under wav Their.
Will. the gain 20 hurkiu,n'u j. dr,
~ o partial recover, from the recent
wind storms which ,urtall'd upvu
tons Of IN. Eurkhuru,it total about
g. goo barrels ounirs from The uid NHg
goner pool and the remainder from tn"
Burkburn'ii tnwnsii- gud T-Nhom1
pools The production by pools o., 80
follows
Electra 10 zoe BurshuTu,tt $3.50
Iowa Park i.sio IIulids, l,o. 81
ifOlia. 1so. YOUNG couuiy al5 Stiawu,
Dsss stephens county eN1as Moran
iss: Ranger.Eas,land - -. Coleman
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
ICE FAMINE INP[NDS
WITH FACTORY CLOSED


$40, OF ~ ~, Ncvs
CISCO iuv ga-Thr suspension 81
600, Of 90. hrE,.t bee manufacturing
rlut. Boo West T,,rs and ZEN imp'nd.
irr i,, nuin" on MANY ui tho uil Held
toms dependent upon i,' mad, Jt dis.
tIrr, v'r. the dis.uu.niiug features 81
.Juiv weather IN %. rlsrnlaug'r sec.
tur TO-DAY
TN diversion ui Refrigerator ears
rum th. bee til,. Co 40, carrying ct
,.roilbl,s and fruit Boa other parts ut
90, Southwest has resulted iu Oh" clos.
inr down " on, lag" bee plant and
others shiuping i,r Co uil towns ARE
finding that refrigerator ears cannot
o., worfr-d rho traffic department ct
tEy West Toyas chamber ~ Commerce
D. uuv making vigorous protest 90
ih' r,.lln3ds serving the oil fields ask
ing that the regularly allotted ears Tor
ir. muycuSni hc restored to the sta
tiops needing them. Uuul the rail.
reads urmsh r'frigctaturs icc factories
win hr unable t. Operate insofar as
concerns outbound shipments 81 tee
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
FELLOWSHIP ESTABLISHED
FOR WORK IN PALESTINE


Fl ,,ir' 10 the News
AUSTIN Iulv ga Fellowship
rrrying stipend ct $4,000 p,i. aunum.
'it,ctiy, with the beginning 81 the
academic year iss0ls.i. has been -.
uhushrd by the lutcrcollcgiitc Zionist
Association 90; America Tho purpose
"i ~" FclloWs hlp Is To- enable some
American graduate co. student 10 under.
tnk" r'fearrh work IN Palestine with a
view &" contributing To- the solution ~
the social. industrial economic. SAM.
tuN and engineering problems incident
O" the establishment uf q jewish home.
land In that country ANY graduate "
or student IN an American college "r
university u good standing Is eligible
fui appointment to the Fellowship
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
OPTIMISTIC OVER
EAST TEXAS EXHIBIT


rI f..H' fl. INH Ntws
ABILENE IuN .f Watch West
T.,.. ,u. u-t uls, 80 10, Ntuu cot.
.r IaI., nr fh, supumi, ~ her
,rr.#f..I mtHu,t~ said o. g Wells
.NuIm' mHm.,I of the W,.t Texas
UE..... .' Commerce. t.di, Th, d.
...t. ,f tnr Wallace have -., u-id"
,ls.l 200 Dol. distributed ls ms' second
tuI rbId mF,s. 900 .Uw- OFF $1,000 $500
ug $3.50 From rbr druht. of ~
West T,,,s counties shown t' 90, Dali
DO. seat. tpu expect Goo ,UlI n general
West T,Nt. exhibit Hf the ',itun l't'
tu. which WIN n,utsr interest w
West T,a. farm matter. 'ud NIug us
200, $1,000
prominent agricultural edition .tiu.
rem tut" haunt through Genera. West
Texas declared tn Nj Wells that West
Texas should have li'tl' difficulty 900
ruppur any wli, ufl,r,d u' Waco
ihis year
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
WHEELER COUNTY VOTERS
ACTIVE FOR PAT NEFF

t.H..sI fu To- Nsss
SilANisprk luIN ea Nru fm g",
D... m,,rul, are lriug held 900 u,p
Nu,,I.I County and ,lubs ut' h'iug
.wpd Ii tb, principal BOXES. The
.l,m. uI supporter. uf 81 N'u nrr
900 im I.n. lud b. is -,nuul'N believed
m sV 'ha, D., VIII lead 90, ticket he
fH.. ,wuN DO, Hra. N"t'
Th, unjust ttu,h helms made upon
..s character ust ur th, ,t, H IN"
election is VuLug o. hi. H,u,u' u
prominent ,'rl'u said 'udHN The
ururI. Of tbis Duunr vil u"t n' .n,ird
It campaign dom, ,i ih. -tt-' of thr
.,.. No. N,n m4 uum','I %. ul'uds
r.I, rhu hu.u bw r,I.m'lI, and '''
'n,-r 1901, active iur him Boz CON
luu.d
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24

Special o. I've Nsss
MEMPHIS luly 90 Th, aN values
.of Hlll County show 900 increase this
wear "t over 'V" million dollars Late
uirs have fallen over the ruuuty and
crop prospects {" dat, were never bet
ter. The largest cotton crop ever
raised iu th" county is practically Js.
~ur,d
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
Try Daily News Want Ads.

Sungs ar tits Of insects that are FOL.
lowed by swcllings. pain or itching
should b. treated promptly. as they are
poisonous BALi.ARD'S SNOW LiNl'
MENT countoracts the poison. II IL
both antiscptic and healing. Sold by
all druggists. este
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24

VIZ. J. ls-ne williams OF the Amarillo Type
writer Exchange. has taken the agency FER
the Wales Adding Machine n you are inter-
ssied he will be glad TO demonstrate this won.
derful machine. lie 10 located ii3 West eth
street. Phone iss. For woodstoek Typ.vrit.
ere. zee him i2s 2ets
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
Nlnnach Snflrrcrs

sufferers With an forms uf stuml,h
trouble indigestion. gas. aciditv and
heartburn. can end the distress with
.Fowl"rs stomach Waters Sold hy an
dtuEgists ADV
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
.H|L[BORN FIELD IN EASTLAND COUNTY
HAS ANOTHER SENSA T|ONAL PRODUCE R;
MAKING 200 BARRELS HOUR. REPORT

,.,.
N''''' county 'h' I"''.I"'
iH'i I- 90 ih' ""'b h'.' conferred I'D.
'h. h'ml' N"ns'i Alien h'N'"I 5000
j. iN'' Ih'i we "E
"''' "''n The n'Es''>' v..'' '" ..'.
b. 'h' N'Ol'' NJ. : q" '"''' " Wig
-"''l Don HH' Is d" 'i' "'s sl ~
t1' r". Wm'h h' .n "i'ti "'"d.'
10000 e" ''' ''I''is Ih|I l'I h'd 'N'
.'N'' competitions 's fellows
Munger -. Keen 4 Wui' l.a. ..
aNn luuIs
,lr.... v.r 3D., r.,t..r.. .D.. A do.
inning r.YIr.I.t fou l.,t..I.
r.up..,.r. r ,fr.. ..t. .r OBJ,
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