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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-30
Personal Points

Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Lift Of 40
Twenty-nrst street have gone to
California for the winter.
DR.. and Mrs. e. n. Sala left last
night for California. They will be
gone several weeks. Il
Mrs. d. C. Wicker-and daughter
Mrs. Charles w. williams. Of 1901
Sixth avenue, have returned from
q weeks visit with rels Ives in lis
kilwa. Mrs. Williams leaves next
week Tor Memphis, Tenn. to join
her husband, who has been there
for Q week. The Williams will
spend the winter in Memphis.
Mrs. Mary E. Morgan, matron Of
the Rock Island Welfare associa-
ton, returned last evening after q
few days visit with her parents
Rev and Mrs. ]. W., Saunders Of
Oquawka, Ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles ]. Mac.
Gowan. 1851 Nineteenth avenue. are
happy today over the birth Of an g.
pound baby girl. The little lady
has been named Jean Virginia.
l.. H. Salzmann leaves tomorrow
for his annual winter soj0urn ir
California.
Miss Irene Williams Of Portland
Ore, who has been visiting Mrs
John T. Davis, $500 Fifteenth ave
nue., over the Thanksgiving season
left today for Baltimore. Md.
Mrs. Swan Tropp and daughter
Miss Rena. have returned from Den
yer, Colo, where they attended tn,
funeral Of their daughter and sis
ter, the late Mrs. S. E. Hamilton.
Miss Mary Anderlik of 2301A!
Fourth avenue, has returned from
Iowa City, where she spent Thanks
giving and the weekend viii
friends and relatives.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-30
sEc0lllI .IoFI
FOR
RAILROAD SHOP


A slowing up OF work Is given a.
the reason for a proposed additional
suspension Of employees at the Sill
Wis shops at the c., RI. Z p. Ry.
The order will become effective
Thursday, and 225 shop and yard
employees will be out Of work.
s. W. Mullinix, superintendent of
the shops, when asked whether the
proposed reduction OF the pay roll
was in furtherance of the pre-
viously announced purpose Of get
ting back to pre-war times, declared
that such was not the procedure in
the present case. Lack of BUSH
ness is the reason for the order to
lay on 225 additional employees"
MIR. Mullinix said.
The cut is the second in the last
month. On Nov. 3. 200 employees
were laid Oh. Reason was given at
that time as being the necessity to
get back to pre-war conditions and
pre-war efficiency.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-30
down STATED HAS
new PROPOSAL
Delegates to ~Con Con" Will Sug-
gest Compromise on Appor.
tionment to Chicago.

Springfield, ILL.,, Nov. 30.-Appor-
tionment of 50 additional state rep
resentatives among the counties in
Illinois that cast more than 10000
votes will be proposed to the con-
stitutional convention tomorrow BY
down-state delegates in an effort to
compromise the struggle with the
Chicago delegation over legislative
apportionment.
This proposal was drafted this
morning for argument tonight in
the down-state caucus. Beside pro-
viding that each county shall have
one representative, the proposal
would leave the districting Of the
state to the legislature. 1t would
divide the 50 additional representa-
tives according to the vote for gov
ernor at the previous regular cleo
ton.
Retaining the suggestion that
Chicago be confined to one-third
the membership in the senate. the
new proposal would direct that each
senatorial district be divided by
the general assembly into three
representative districts containing
as nearly a practical an equal
number of electors"
This proposal, the down-state men
who drafted it believe, will be
more acceptable. to Cook county
than any previously offered. 1t
provides for redistricting the state,
which would give Cook county a
greatly increased representation.
What action will be taken by the
Cook county's caucus Is not indi-
Gated.
Debate was reopened this morn
ing on the remaining section of the
judicial article, following the adop-
ton Of the article on Chicago and
Cook county. The section provid-
ing for increase Of the supreme
court from seven to nine judges is
proposed in a majority report. 1t
was attacked by Henry l. Green OF
urbana, who declared the granting
Chicago three Of the justices wrong.
Representation on the bench he
said. should not be by population
but by districts.
As adopted late last night the
Chicago and Cook county. article
: would give Chicago home rule of
public utilities subject to reason
able regulation by general law"
1t also provides that the legisla-
ture may fix the amount Of Chi
Cages Indebtedness, which shall
become effective upon approval OF
three-fifths of Chicago's voters.
Amendments to this section, how
/ ever, direct that all taxing bodies
Of Chicago shall first be CONSOLE
dated. Other amendments provide
that An ordinance increasing the
limit, shall not be adopted oftener
than once in 10 years, and if re-
jected. not to be resubmitted for
two years.
The maximum limit so extended
the article provides. shall not ex-
coed 10 per cent Of the full value of
taxable property in Chicago.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-30

~ friends are all astoni,hed
S. ~ my wonderful restoration to
joS" a = 'n nc taking Tanlac." said
.s Ssn q; Berns Of 3os East Front
CINCINNATI. Ohio, recently.
tA.. aont know what it is. but
DAT $50. y something about Tanlac
ss;S certainly does the work" he
49,. ana ! firmly believ. if II
.Ior,so zen for this medicine I
l !, e b here now. I: comnlete.
s.i.ss 'c y my health and / have
4 M, ~ pounds besides. / have
s,. .ps.endid appetite now. and ear
f,cuSn l want without heinz
-R.so..i N =. the least Afterwards.
N. ' s taking Tanlac INV health
,,o.s J1.esdtally run down. NV main
i.ss ss'e vas Indigestion, and I AMI
: -. .a misery night and day. | new
=. rsn hungry. and the little I
., . ~ my stomach. I was nerv-
H. sad couldn't get q good nights
ss;se ! lost "a pounds and vas
= th u0w NH hill rapidly. 1t seemed
/ Scr,s ~ more medicine I took the
M SINCE taking Tanlac I am
: brand new man. I sjeen liz ~.
q. Am hand all night and fee' I'M; ;rne
b al, ~ Jay. In fact, I'm q perfect.
e.,. sI man once more. Tan,sc
i ~ a y, ossts anything l ever saw
81. a y . sold in Rock Island bv
Is :. Schiegel drug stores and
~iASrr 1'ns druggist in every city.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-30
elLEsDURe BOY
NAMED HEAD 1t
BOYS MEETING


The older boys conference held
At Springfield last Friday Satur-
day and Sunday was pronounced .
big success by the delegates from
Rock Island who have returned.
The conference was more than had
lbeen figured on. for though 1t was
limited to 1000 representatives. the
total attendance was l.l50 boys and
80 speakers.
Decatur was there with a dele
CATION Of IS strong and very en-
thusiastic over getting the confer
ence there next year. Almost every
delegate was wearing a-sbutt0n
saying Decatur wants the 1921
conference" Decatur lost the first
fight in the conference when Erett
Gent Of Galesburg was elected
president for the 1920 meet, de-
feating the Decatur candidate.
Welcomes were given by the
mayor of the city and by the diff
ferent churches and organizations.
DR.. Allen Hoben, president of
Carleton college, Mortified. Mimi.
delivered the first of a series Of
conference addresses on Our
Job" which discussed in all phases
the main theme of the conference.
Some interesting points that he
brought before the boys was that
each one of them was a separate
edition Of Gods work and made the
trip Of life only .once. He said
those people who were failure
were usually those who had neg
lected to find the right kind OF
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-30
MILK PRICE CUT.

Chicago, Nov. 30.-A cut in milk
Eicss for December of As cents a
Andld pounds at country points
~ announced by the Milk Pro-
6ucsrs association today. The new
lfices Of $3.50 will also result in a
drup Of cent per quart in the price
y milk to Chicago consumers, it
NJ said.
The new price will be IA cents a
esart.
Unsettled conditions. lower prices
- Ted stuffs, the recent drop in
What and the general market stu
alton we're given as reasons for the
dron.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-30
ALLIED FLEETS
60 TO PIREAUS


Paris. Nov. 30.-tBy Associated
Press)-with reference to concen-
tration OF important French and
British naval units In Greek wat
ers, the foreign ONCE explained to-
day that several French and Brit
ish warships were being sent to
Pireaus, the port Of Athens, by
their respective governments, to
assure protection OF French and
British nationals in the event OF
disorder on the date of the plebi-
scite on Dec. 5, and after it.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-30
Desth Of Eugene Chafin.

! u Angeles, Cal, Nov. 80. -
iUsited Press. Eugene Chain, 6S
nm Oh twice a candidate for
resident Of the United States on
IL Prohibition ticket, died at his
nsidsace here today.
Dsath was presumably the result
I barns suffered 10 days ago when
1 n heater exploded in his home.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-30
MEETINGS ARE TO
CONTINUE LONGER

Special meetings will continue
at the Rescue mission for two more
weeks. Rev. H. w. Baker Of Ken
lucky is the evangelist who is prov
ing so popular and successful. The
bible class meets for supper At
$50 this evening and the study is
to start at 7:15. Rev. J. Clarke
Granger Is the.leader and the study
tonight will be on the first chapter
of Romano.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-30
Obituary
runernl Z Elunx FuIlGss

kuno90 q E0Wu14 ~
IT, fanefa1 ~ Ed1ard Fu1lG.
e73K Seventh street. viii ~ held
q O'clock Wednesday afternooa
ak the Knox chaDek Which = =
change over yesterdays announce
ment. Rev. ,. J. Rolf will cllcsafe.
Burial viii b ct Chippiannock
ceme.ory.
Surviving the deceased II the n
Their. Harrison Fuller; two broth
era. Harry and Lyman Of Rock ls-
land. three sisters: Mrs. Amanda
Heitahrand, Mrs. Celia Wiilhite and
Mrs. Edward Jacobs. and three
daughters: Mrs. Rose Martin. Ms.
Evelyn Gates and Miss DoIiie Full
Ter. all Of Rock Island.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-30
ROTARIANS MAKE
SEVERAL DOZENS
OF NDDE KARS

Several dozens Of kiddie kars AMI
cradles were manufactured by Ro-
tarians and their ladies at the Man
ual Arts building last evening. The
men made the toys while the women
painted and stepciled the fiddie
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-30
WILSON AGREES
TO Be MEDIATOR
President Accepts Invitation ~
r League to Take Action h
Armenian Situation.

Warrington. Nov. 3o-Oy IN
Associated Press.)-President Will
son has accepted the invitation Of
the League Of Nations to sact ~
mediator in the Armenian situation.
The presidents acceptance IL
conditioned upon the use Of nor
NAL influence. He explains that he
is without authority to employ
force without the consent OF con.
gress.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-30
PICK CONTEST WORDS.

Words for the county spelling
contest, to be held Friday. Dec. 3.
were chosen at a meeting held at
the Moline high school this after
noon by Principals E. P. Nutting
Of Moline, John w. Casio OF East
Moline and Arnold Lau of Rock
Island.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-30
PlIsONER KILLS JAHER.

a Memphis, Tenn, Nov. 30.-(United
Ress.) George Reeves. jailer at
tls Shelby county Jail. was killed
today BY one Of the three prisoners
vho escaped.
Reeves was shot through the abb
1gne1 BY Clyde Hamilton. who with
4 4. Kelly and Alden Shaw were
isiag held as highway robbers. All
tlfee escaped.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-30
ROCKFORD .CLEAN.rP,

Rockford. ILL.,, Nov. 30.-(United
Press.)-Police Of this city, emulat-
ing the Chicago department, also
are staging a cleanup of gambling
dens. In two rails on so-called club
houses. IA men were arrested for
gambling, eacn Of them being fined
$3.50 and costs.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-30
RADICALS Busy.

Washington. Nov. 3d. UNITED
Press More than $4,000 radical
agitators and professional discon-
tents scattered through almost
every section Of the United States
are seeking opportunities Of foment-
ing new epidemic Of strikes. Chief
l. A. Bailey Of the bureau Of inves-
tigation. said today.
The purpose OF Ese agitators is
expansion Of the one big union
plan, according to Raiav
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-30
BEFORE UTILITY BOARD.

Springfield. ILL.,, Nov. 30.-Author-
~ vas given the Cairo Electric &
Traction company to increase street
ar rates in Cairo to Z cents, or
fur tickets for Is cents, by the
mt public utilities commission to-
~.
Springfield, ILL.,. Nov. 3O.-A 60
~ monthly ticket to be sold at
" nate OF ~ cents a mile, was
apthorized the Chicago, North Shore
1 Milwaukee railroad.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-30

1sahl hotel, Third avenue
n ..... .t,sst tndav he
..sI " =
~ poesess'on VI = -
n 81 Louis, the TRANSACTION
a,mon Lewis, present
~. uoo.. Mir. m.d.
- w."
eEAoeo. Inc consiuee'o"
tfanssction was not made
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-30

JOHN II. BERNS Of Cincin.
~ Ohio, who says his won
eelal restoration to health since
mixing Tanlac has ast0nished all
" friends, has gained twenty
psssds.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-30

All the news all the time-Ths
Argus.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11
Doctors Stand Amazed at Power
of Bon.Opto to Make Weak Eyes
Strong-According to DR.. Lewis
Guaranteed to Strengthen Eyesight 5Gx
In One Weeks Time in Many Instances

"a 10 be spsreS ths trouble and expeNps
Of ever getting slasses Eve troublss a,
n.any d.scriptions may bs wondsrn,l,
b nrfit,d n. m. No. ~ sh,s uss.cr,a.
,isn uo "a .nv sc,,,s ar"" .,cs. 80
s.t no,,t. % % M naa s
NV r', poo oo' n noHse ~Ms .yoe
ri,. ,,0v M ~ .." ~
ms hqu'd oAGe ths eye two 10 -four
umes daily. fou shouh notice yeM
eyes clear up psrceptibly right from the
start and Inllam maliOa nnd rsAnssa nth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11
core 70 DEBATE
. WITH FREEL|NC
Senator Willing to Meet AZ
torney on Suffrage,

Senator T . Gore has accented 'h'
ehullengc " Attorney General fr'.hng
The two sspiani- FOR ne democratic
nominnilon FOR United states SENATOR
from Ohiahom, win debate the Nushn
n ANTHONY suffrage amendment
Mr. Freelng win maintain that w
matter ~ suffrage should ~ decided ~
each side Ne vii insist that siHtss'
rights will hs innnrsd II 'he amend.
men, Il tuiNrd - the rouuJ.'r uup'
her ~ states.
senator aorc Win champion NE .,usf
o. the women voters
\ series ~ the a 'i'rs ats being lft
rangel b., nnrsrt Dbrt"r 'ar DE 'HH
dsnlranis Wrir not d'nuhiy l-
TIED Mr Freeing Hd WriresiaV h!i
tho fifst orator. r.r,l .'lfn N.U rf0H'H''
he .tnred ~ Mus ogco r,N' Tu~si
ArrAnrcment ~ tn" dates Nil Pc
made with Vice 10 mo call FOR q sp"-
rlal session ~ the legislature rtpec'ei
daily from G0yefnor Robertson Nr.
Tresiine consulted Nitt mo governor
wednesday
IL is hls hone ih.' We may be HNle IN
esu<e the defeat ~ me Hu,sr v An'h-
ony amendment when Il IA suhmlttrd "a
the special session
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11


IL YOU women who deliberately and
With malice aforcthOught martyfiIs
yourselves and then want the world
10 riand around and iust give Don tho
rifi hand for doing n
r1n hr m feyerfnilnl 10 the next
nno before q mart who has martyr.
NOm thrust upon her but when | see
. woman 90 out ana hunt mp her crost
ma nail herself on II. don't worship
h"f a. saint despise FER fof u
flpl
.uf course you afe WsfNr ~
D.I'r tuur lie IL iuft on' Iona rhcri.
nD 90 your husband and ciIllIru but
tu" tI"rtci Yourself ~ the tHir Your
70 .t..uI doesn't wsnt son 10 hr a
20 fr.f Neither io ,OI children
IN. would H million timss mthef have
5000 u.f % human h''ug who sas en-
inilHg th'nrs with them and rsdilng
lfoufl with them Ani who was JHush.
Hg and iolly instead OF melancholy
ana tcufuL
NoI fON YOU hANo not time 10 go
auFNhrrr hrrausc sou have our work
to do Wei you would have n you
auuii use o lIi'lc more common sense
...If fuut work NJ least half ~ the
Niur thti sou 10 IL absolutely unnec'
ra1rt You k.ll yourself IN dustirs
wII pieces NJ hrIc.H-bfac ana putting
1r.y rt'l" 1oits on the table nnd
.F# f..Hu ~ tgl'u and IN awcoplnY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11

s",,s, .ss,s, s,a = NY 49, sss s:. u ,n:y are
tics. YOU don't haze 10 watch oa, To-,
them " they are not. wAtohins .
Useless ana sov, s'st,ns ,p and losing
don, know wh.re thsy are You hsv-
no means of reaching them. You could
not prevent them from doing snythins
they ~anted 60 do. Al thai q mother
rsn do - u instlu good principles into
hsr children. and hiring them up wiih
d.rsot Ideals. sod n she hAs done the /.
she can ~ 10 bsd and Qp TO sleep
~ SAY, can thf2v martyr STUFF
rhefr II nothing 10 n unis 20 You ar
,uyoSmr solns on a jya q sslf ply
y6ur family when you cease sscrliirins
yourself Tor 'h-r,. They dont want II
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11
STATE NOT AFFECTED
by CAR SHORTAGE

"Oklshonna City and oklahoma IN
general has been affected very litue V
N. shortsge of cars for wheat s1'd
" n Gr.scol. manngor az The 'Llt-
homa Tfaffc association, "Wednesday
Driscoll said he had received y ''i.-
sr,m los, Saturday from " Hufyh n.
cf u. I.ouis. regional director for me
railway administration. advising NJ ~"
order issued on priority rights ON ears
and stating ,hn, busch expected greet
~ Improved conditions Throughout the
southwest Within ten DAYS
sForgar. Okla on the wichita F'ls
and Northwestern railway. Il the only
town '-nm which compla,n have bs"n
rsceNed recently on the car shortage,
tnvs nriecol
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11

good natured. asA wks are aiwsys v.sd,
10 pei With their husbs nd and childfrl
fsnd ~ sff on any sort OF ffoIlc'
~ themselves 10 their families Aft~
all. you know. ss u matter NJ fact. oui
families are not cruel and inhumsn
monsters who enjoy seeing " suffer
OF dssirs We 10 sncrifice Ourselves ~
them. They would much rather have
Va all comfortable together
IN makes your msfi,r,iom ~ useless
That's the pity of " Now. one reason
that Your nerves are IN fiddle siflns
n because you lack sleep You pefai,,
~ sitting W every night until hob and
81llv com. home from their parties M
matter how late n Il
WIN you tell me What good TIM
ioes' Either sally ~ poh are trust
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11
SUGAR REFINERY IN
MEXICO IS PLANNED

LAREDO. Tcvns Organization h,
Amerlcrns and some wealthy McNi.
can" ~ n 81 non on0 cnmplny ~ r-'ah
,ish great sugpr refinery In the MtNi'
van State Of Tanoulipas II announced
b. Excelsior MrNico city
Re'lnerlcs DESTROYED during the reyo-
hutton In Morclos src to tc rebuilt and
enlarged and risns for planting surir
cane on n lara" scale are beng oonsil-
cred by various Statea the paper rhys.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11

, Ia ysks home ssreeabIs 10 your lhus
bspd'
N you viii look about you. YOU vii
perceive that tho adored wiveg am
mothers are never the women who sf'
The notable houseks.pcfs In who's
llnus~s thcfr Va never a npsch ~ dust
Nor anything awry Neither Are 'he'
the women who are celebrated ~ IA
nous cooks, Neither are they the On
called devoted mothers who wrf'
IN wlllsA
"Thcy are the women who take NJ
.n.l - L.Ll-L. tL.-n.L. Nm LIlI.- Ii
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11

/ hing can be made new and sood 70,
years of wear with Diamond fysa. "
The Direction hook In package siyes
simple directions how TO diAmond. .dy.
| over any color To match m,tcria
have druRrls, show you "DlsDohd
Dye Color Card. (Aavl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-16


himself herself.
all States and all the Nation with mpartialty
They include
builders
professional all classes including
authors
architects
population n O the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-16
THE LITERARY DIGEST

upon the problems and which being
be settled by the national election THE
careful work and reaching
world
AIRY DIGEST with absolute
from all prejudice Nation mind the |
'S'-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-16

INDIVIDUAL BALLOTS have been mail Eleven Million
Voters throughout the United Staes-aos thirds of the
total Presidential of 182oO2 in the last national
election, in 1916
ballot is mailed envelope addressed d
through the u Posoe personally the addressed
this
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-16

The Greatest Poll Ever Taken in
the History of the United States
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-16

BEGINNING IN THIS WEEKS ISSUE, APRIL Ith the this
will anayzed
the
These will
complete detail.
through
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-10
CUBS TO PLAY HEREFORD
SUNDAY; BLUES WILL CO
TO PANHANDEE FOR CAME

The Amarillo cubs and 'Oft Oiii'"
Blues win both gn out ~ town Tor
games SUNDAY. The cubs viii go to
Hereford To- play the Whitcinccs, while
the Blues viii go To- Panhandle for a
game
Manager Crussit of the cubs said that
either McCord on Cullum would pitch
for his team. while Kent would catch
again The trip To- Hereford viii be-
made overland
The lineup Of The blues viii h.
changed considerably In the game sun.
day due o. several members of the team
leaving the city Acting Manager Lang.
ford said that his tcltntiyc lineup was.
o. Taylor. catcher. Hudson. pitcher, Ty-
Ter. first base. lanRinrd second hnsr:
= Taylor. third base. G. Higgins. short.
-top: Kroplf. lcft field; + lIiggins. cen.
ter field: Bell. right field
IIudsun has pitched In two gnmcs
against the Panhandle team. aud the lat.
tcr's battcrs have made only five hits
off him. Eirntic support has been the
contributing factor IN Hudson BEING IN.
able to check the Panhandle team.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-10
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
WILL DISCUSS HIGHWAYS
WITH DALLAS ENGINEER

jackson y witt. Of the engineering
fhm ~ Maggie, VIII & Rollins. official
engineers len Potter County. arrived IN
Amarillo Yesterday frum Dallas Tho
purpose uf Mr. Wits visit this wooL h
to he present when the county commits.
fiuners ndycrtiio fur hidE ten the com.
plotion ~ highways Mon ~ and ~.
There aie about 20 miles 1f cnnstrur.
ton work iu hc let with M" exception
~ few miles ~ grading ana culvort
building let recently The contract will
Involve Sy5o.o0O Ia $1,000 Including
the $3.50. 00o the county has already In.
vested IN material. II " The idea Of Mr.
wit Ia advertise widely ~ aa To- give
thu county The advantage uf bids from
al the large contract companies.
The matter viii be- consider ed hy th"
commissioners nj 10 oclock tomorrow
morning
Mrs witt ~ Dallas accompanied her
husband to Amarillo.