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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-21

] NiHitl - Ire NtNe
PORT WORTH Texas. Nov 20 -
| Captain Henry Speaks, the frontiers
man Who many years ago hlhzcd ~,
way from millions az Texas and Ok
lahoma longhurns between tn south
western ranges and Kansas II h,pr
INA his scycnty.ninth birthday In ca
lprn, Bryan county. oklahoma Foot
prints ~ this pioneers herd were beat.
en- into th, historic chisholm truH
the origin q which. until now, has
been u mystery
l,nnchmon aud cowboys. especially
those who preceded the railroads upon
the plains az Texas. have long dlspu..
81 various claims regarding the orr.
SIN a. the Chisholm traii-nuw tn
right.of way 81 the Santa Fc railroad
through Oklahoma and much Of Texas
liut the story from Captain Speaks
clears the mystery and dctormin ~
history.
Trapper Made Trail
Though John Chisholm. trapp,r,
made the tran with his wagons al
the way from oklahoma CITY to Knh.
AIS CITY, Captain Speaks. following la.
cr with herd ~ cattle. was the first
to utilize aud lcngthen II. -Four COW.
boys accompanied Speaks on this ri >,
one ~ whom survives and now lives
az Centralih. Mo
Chisholm's trail became the Santa
fc TRAN ~ the Southwest over n
trud lunghnrns from all ~ Texas and
most ot Oklahoma seeking the Kan
sas markets and the Kansas railroad
terminals So advantageous became
this trail that the Santa Pc railroad
parall'lcd II from Kansas into North
Texas
Trappcr Chisholm didn't mean 10 De-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-21
Husband Owes Tor Wedding
breakfast; wife sees Divorce

DETROIT, Mich. Nov. gO-Bocaus,
her husband. Dominic. failed o. pas
Tor the wedding breakfast Loretta Tata
iilcd hin for divorce.
Dominic also borrowed 500 from his
motherln law 10 pay the expenses Il
his honeymoon but never repaid a.
Mrs Tatn AYERS lie bought furniture
Tor the house. which was seized. and
prior 90 their wedding he exhibited
q bank book showing balance Il
$500 10 which be had no claim. the
wife sets forth in her complaint
They We're married IN Detroit July 8
last
Mrs. Anna kalnowski IN her bill
seeking divorce. AYERS that her
spouse. Victor. sold his house and fur.
nishingS ct 232 Miller road. bought
ingredients with which to make wills.
Key and has been skyarking ever
since.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-21
Alaska Air Mail slow. lie Thinks

SEATTLE. Wash. Nov. is.--Atnos
phoric mail connection with Alaska
may be good and then again maybe
not ~ good, opinc some chamber ~
commerce members here. Thorulf Loh
mann. president 81 the nome Cham.
her of Commerce. sent "A letter ~ greet.
INK by airplanv to the chamber here.
II arrived nine weeks later. Nobody
knows what cloud the aviator tarrlsd
on
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-21
First Man 90 Wear
His Hat In Court


SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 20
--For the first time In history
a man has broken all precedent
and worn his hat during court
In a local courtroom.
The man was A. Singh. Hin.
du witness. Singh came into
the courtroom with the Gus.
tomary turban set jauntily on
his head. The bailiff ordered
the Hindu 20 remove the GOV.
ering. Terror stricken. the Hin.
du started 10 flee the court.
room.
It's against his religion 10
remove his turban." his attor.
ney explained TO the court.
singh was called back and sat
through the trial with his tur.
han In it, ordained place.
n q q
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-21
Easing Has Arrived

Casing for the Seven States well.
about six miles northeast OF Amarillo.
has arrived and Is being hauled out 10
the well. The casing win b. set as
son as possible, and drilling will be re.
stunned.
II has been announced that this test
will DO drilled 10 a dept h Of 1000 feet.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-21

Miss Lucy Moon Is very proud %
the totem.pole. pictured above. Al.
though she has been married six times.
and now II happy With the sixth hus.
band. the belle ~ the Quatsino Indians
a British Columbia. insists upon retain.
ing her maiden name This may lie
sOmswhat due 20 the fact that her hus.
bands name II John Monkey
Miss Lucy. Or should We say Mrs.
Monkey has been judged ihe most
beautiful 81 her tribe by reason 81 the
fact that her head has grown 10 a
sharp point.
The Quatsino believes the pointed
head Is more 90 D. desired than the
round skull. and MiSs Lucy. having the
sharpest pointed head In the tribe. and
the loveliest totem.polc. has no trouble
az all landing new husband when the
old falls By the wayside.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-21
lie Lost Ills Last Zig let

SPRINGFIELD. Mo. Nov 10 VITA
six bullet wounds In his body. and ri, en-
up by his physicians. james Il Leach
81 Thayer, Mo. known for years In this
nciehhurhuud as gambler. follow II his
ruling passion and offered To lct odds In
the hospital that he would live, Death
won
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-21

Daily News Wan, Ads bring results.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-21
Too Many Theiis In Church

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Nov. 20-Thlngs
are getting pretty bad at the Baptist
church here. complains Lulu Wilson
To the cops Somebody swiped her
pockftbook containing 81 and a pa :
Of goid.rlmmed glasses while she sang
a hymn last sunday. The cops car :
figure n out.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-21

(Which Is the must debate % the
senses asked the teacher.
The touch" said young Jones
"How's that" asked the teacher. and
Jones explained: We'll. when YOU III
on a pin. you cant see a. you can't
hear u. you cant taste Il. but he
there. Edinburgh Scotsman.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-21
4 Distinction.

Don't you ever get tired q playing
gulf7"
NO. ] never weary 4 playing but III
admit frankly that the sort ~ golf I
play very 7ftsn makes me good and
\ tired. Detroit gree presl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-21
Tie A lantern IA Dobbln's TAN

CINCINNATI Ohio. Nov. is.-The
Cincinnati Automobile Club has sug.
gcsted o. the city that mounted pa
trolmen place lights ON their horses.
asserting every moving thing at night
should be protected Mounted police.
men ride both the right and wrong
side of the street and on rainy nights
are difficult 90 see.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-21
The same Old. Old story

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla, Nov. 20
--Othar ordain, No they say. didn'i
know Il was loaded Charlie Robson
feli dead The coroner Is lnyestiga''
ing.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-21

DETROIT, Nov. is.-lRegular gym.
nasium classes In boxing will b. held
IN Detroit high schools this winter.
Gloves have been supplied by the state
boxing commission.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-21
Pete's Ambltion

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. is.-Cham.
plon Pete Herman says he wants %
eliminate Lynch. Burman and Sharkey
before retiring He'll probably b.
fighting Tor some time YET.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-21
Caat Dldnt Iii Rut Money ma

MIDDLETON. Ohio. Nov. 1.-The
thief who stole Emmett Coyle's over.
coat from a cafe returned Il because
u didn't III. He kept the SIS which
was left In one OF the poets.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-05
Man Shot I'm Boardwalk Raid:
Crowd Jeers Preacher Leader

ATLANTIC CITY, Sept. 4.-Jacob
Bernstein, an employee at the Curtiss
airplane hangar near the inlet here,
was shot to-day in liquor raid led by
the Rev. DR.. Johnson, pastor Of the
York Street Methodist Episcopal
Church, Philadelphia. He tried to get
away from the clergymen's men.
Bernstein fed down the Boardwalk,
with hundreds Of spectators cheering
him on and jeering the pursuing raid
ars. One Of the latter drew a pistol
and fired. Bernstein dropped. He was
taken to hospital under arrest He
and Albert Ireland. mechanic at tho
hangar, were the only persons arrested.
Liquor valued At more than 500, 900
was seized. Il was the second raid
made here without the knowledge of
local police or Federal authorities.
The Rev. DR.. johnson, who conducted
both Of thsns, 10 prohibition enforce
ment agent. The previous raid took
place yesterday In Anxiessa and Wild
wood. About $4,000 worth Of liquor
New-York tribune., 1920-09-05
Rail Chiefs Appeal to
u. S. to Stop Sabotage
Engines Stolen to Rum Wild in
Chicago Yards; Strike Break.
ers TerrOrized. Thcv Saw

CHICAGO, Sept. 4-Railroad exccu-
tivcs here to-day announced they had
appealed to District Attorney Clyne
to stop ian organized campaign Of
sabotage" by railroad strikers. En-
gines are being stolen almost nightly
and turned loose to run wild through
the yards, strikebreakers are being
beaten. and recently one was killed,
the rail chiefs charge
j: P. Stuart, of the railroad con-
stabulary, said one of his men visited
fifty roomjng houses and in each place
was told that the proprietor wouldn't
dare" rent rooms to railroad. men.
Nearly a score of Chicago. Mil
waukee & St. Paul railroad men have
been beaten in the last ten days.
officials Of that road say, while since
Monday two yard engines and a freight
train have been stolen and turned loose
IN the yards. Monday night a Chicago
Junction engine ran two miles before
it ran out of steam. Wednesday night
q Rock Island engine was turned loose
on the main track and collision with
passenger train narrowly averted
when q parsuing switch engine crew
succeeded in boarding the runaway.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-05
Wrangel Drives
Back Reds in
COunter-Attack
Blow Launched North of
Sea of Azov Succeeds:
Soviet Troops Quit Novo
Alexienna, Says Report
Infantry Aids Budennv
Defeated Leader Prepares
New Move; Polish Tanks
Repulse Foe ON the Bug

CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept (By
The Associated Press ).-General Rar.
on Wrangel, head of the South Rus.
sian anti-Bolshevik government, has
launched successful counter offensive
In the regions of Oriekov and Melito.
pol, north of the Sea of Azov. accord.
ing to dispatches received here, Il is
SAID the Soviet forces have been driven
out Of Novo Alexienna.
WARSAW, Sept. 4 (By The Asso.
ciated Press).-.General Budennv. tn,
Russian Soviet cavalry leader. is
bringing up infantry reinforcements
apparently designed 46 check fhs Pa.
hsh successes east of Zamoso. north.
west of Lemberg.
AN omcial statement issued shortly
before midnight says that Budenny's
mounted army is concentrating under
cover OF a newly arrived infantry de-
tachment.
Polish Successes Continue
Thcse reinforcements,. endeavorine
to undo the effect of the defeat suf.
fered by the cavalry, have taken the
o'tenslve in the region of Hrubieszow
wlthout success. Further south the
Poies have ousted the Russians from
belz, taking much war material.
East OF Lemberg and along the Bug
and Gnila Lipa rivers the Poles have
of tanks. '''e "'o
According TO present plans which
however, are still incomplete. the Po,
lish peace delegates hope to starr
about September 9 for Riga to resume
their negotiations with the Russians,
Inat part of the Polish delegation
which had remained at Minsk planned
to leave yesterday for Warsaw, it is
Sunday. "eie
Hope for Armistice
1t is understood the delegation which
will go to Riga is virtually the same
as that which met the Soviet repre-
sentatives at Minsk. There may, how
ever, be a few changes in the personnel.
Diplomatic circles are more hopeful
than at any time since the beeinnirr q
OF the negotiations that at least an
arnistice will be the outcome Of the
coming conference.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-05
IMahon Will Attempt
HToEnd StrikeTo-day:
B. Il. I. Service Gains
Enough Men to Rum
Cars, Garrison Says

The Brooklyn Rapid Transit
system has been recruited up to
adequate strength and the off,
cials Of the road view the ques-
tion of whether or not strikers re-
turn to their jobs with indiffer-
ence, it was said yesterday.
eve are in no sense dependent
upon the return Of these men,"
said Lindley M. Garrison, re-
ceiver. eve have now as many
employees as are required for
the service we are at present CIV
ing, and we do not anticipate any
great influx of strikers until
Wednesday. That is the last day
on which the men may return to
work and retain their seniority"
New-York tribune., 1920-09-05
German, lmpersonating
u. S. Officer, Indicted
Charged With Defrauding Gov
ernnaent by Collecting Back
Pay of American

CHICAGO, Sept. 4. -- Theodore
sebndde. who claims to be German
srry officer, was indicted to-day by q
sederaI grand jury, charged with de.
s1sauhing the government by collecting
81! $50 in back pay while using the nsme
~ Lieutenant Arthur Kincaid, an
American army officer.
Sehudde, who says he obtained Kin
seatds papers ip Germany, after the
sarznistice, vas retuHned TO THIS country
s,dAs, where ne collected pay due the
sArerfcan officer.
eehudde enlisted in the army ~ Q
private foliowings hjs discharge. He
SMaa arsestsu ia Hsn YfanciSeo when .
photograph OF him In 4 German uni
gfefm was found among bis effects.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-05

It is believed that the raids were
made at this time to frustrate any
plans that might have been prepared
to observe Labor Day here in the good
old-fashioned way.
Bathers focked from the beaches to
trail the clergyman and his raiders.
Their remarks were far from compli-
mentary, and the Rev. Dr.. johnson
turned upon them once with his arms
raised and commanded that they 20
back. to the beach. A score of voices
responded that they would if he would
dump his liquor into the ocean. AL
though the police were not notified
that the raids were to- be made, the
reserves had to be called to several
points to maintain order.
Among the places visited were The
Elephant, hotel in Margatc City built
on the model Of an elephant; Fisher
mems Hotel in MHrgate City, Schick's
Hctel at Somer's Point and numerous
"hacktown" resorts.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-05
Lighting and Motor Gas
Made From Grain Stra,r
Product From Ordinary Waste
Of Fields Has Dual Quality of
explosion and Fllur,,ino,sos,

WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.-Gas which
possesses explosive qualities sufficient
to drive an automobile, and which NAV
also be used FOR illumination. is heinz
produced at the Arlington, Va. expert.
mental farm of the Department Of Asri-
culture from the destructive distilia-
tion Of ordinary field straw. In max
ing this announcement tonight experts
OF the department added that dthe DOS
sibilitics Of straw gas are not yet fully
determined"
A special force has been detailed tn
the Arlington station to continue the
tests with various straws and to work
out model plant for the d;stillation
Of the gas.
"If a suitable unit can be con-
structed," the announcement said, $50
that the farmers initial cost will be
small. It seems likely that the straw
gas may have a certain economic value
in sections Of the country where the
raw material is now considered as
waste and 10 burned or left 20 rot on
Distillation Of gas from straw under
the process now being used at Airing
ton, It was aaid, was fsrst accomplished
by Georee Harrison. q Canadian enei-
New-York tribune., 1920-09-05
Special Dispatch to The T,ib,no

Special Dispatch to The Tribune
ON BOARD U. S. S. BIDDLE. OFF
THE DELAWARE CAPES, Sept. A.
The submarine SIS, from which the
crew of thirtyseve were rescued Fri
DAY, after the craft had lain thirty-five
hours with it's nose stuck in the bottom
OF the sea, off Cape Henlopen, sank to
tho bottom again to-day. During an at.
Tempt to salvage the disabled vessel;
the hfteen-inch hawser by which it
was being towed to port by the battle
snip Ohio parted with snap and the
submarine went down in about $50 feet
of water.
The Ohio had great difficulty from
the frst. The S-5 was weighted with
toms OF water and the bow was drap-
glng the bottom. Despite these handi.
caps the Ohio dragged her nearly three
miles toward the Delaware Capes.
contrary to earlier reports. the sinh.
marine was not recovered and ecain
taken in tow: AS soon as the cable
parted and the craft was com2leteiv
submerged, marking buoys were thrown
ou! 10 snow the spot where the shin
nag gone down. and the Ohio stood bv
For the present it will be necessaTv ] y
to leave the S-5 where she lies. Tia
navy tug Algcma standing by. So far
as could be determined, the submarine
IS now lying on an even keel at the
bottom. "' '''e
oaivaglng operations necessarily will
be slow The S-5 probablv'is is comn]eta-
~ Hooded by now, the water HAVING
entered the hull by means of the cir,
cuiar hole cut to get the men out. It
VIII be necessary to bring wrcckine
Tugs win full equipment to the scene,
ana probahly pontoons will have to be
used to float her and keep .her on the
surface SUI until She can be towcd to the
dock: pN' 40 uiS
The officers and men of the subma-
rrinc are eager to 60 to sea again in
the submarine if it is salvaeed % u
under their leader, Lieutenant na'Scera' ceno
rander Charles NJ. Cooke ir.
TAe members of the S-5's personnel
are al! suffering from the chlorine gas
they inhaled when fiftv-fve miles % ofF
the Deiawarc Capes the submcrsible
was flooded through ventilatinc valve
IN the forward torcedo compartment
Ihree OF the enlisted men are still
IN sick bay. They are Joseph c. Saw
age, seaman. OF EIeo. Pa: Jacob
Va., and Roberto Igdares, mess At.
tendant, of Pontevedra. Capiz. P. I.
Late this afternoon the officers and
Crew OF tho 50. With III. exception of
commander Cooke. were transferred
from the battleship Ohio to the de-
stroyer Biddlc and started for the Phil
adelphia Navy Yard.
A naval court of inquiry already has
neen convened on the Ohio to take tes-
t!mony concerning the cause of the ac-
cident. Commander Cooke will rema;n
aboard the Ohio to take part in the in
Qulry and to assist in what further
salvaging operations are possible.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-05
Harding and Cos Asked
oPleae1 for MacS,0iney

Senator Harding and Governor
Cox were asked yesterday by the
American Commission on Irish
Independence to cable Premier
Lloyd George Of England pro-
test against ALLOWING Terence
MacSwiney to die"
"Will you not please add your
voice to that of the iberty-lov-
ing people Of the world by cabling
protest to the Premier Of Eng
land against the inhuman treat
ment Of the Lord Mayor of Cork
to-day, slowly dying for the lib
erty of his people in Brixton
Prison?" the request said.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-05
Brazil Revokes Ban
On Imperial Family

RIO DE JANEIRO, Sept. A.
President Pessoa yesterday after
noon signed a decree revoking the
banishment cf the former impe-
rial family Of Brazil. The decree
affects a score Of relatives and
will enable them to return to
Brazil the bodies Of the Emperor
Dom Pedro and the Empress.
The step taken by the Exec eu-
tive 10 commented upon with
unanimous approval by the news
papers
New-York tribune., 1920-09-05
Spread of Ant;-French -
AgstatiOn Alarms Part,
Police Called to Protect Cor
suSase in Bremen; yncreos1
in HOsfiIisies Ansicinatia,1 ~
&pectol cobie 10 rhe T,i

Spsctol cooie to The Trstane
copyrisht. 1890. New York Tribune rnS..rs
PARIS, Sept. 4.--French Official cfsx,;
cles are alarmed al the spread 81 t6S
ant1.French agitation from Hambufe'
20 bremen. In the latter city the ~
lice were Obliged to protect the FrcSSE
Consulate. Tne French ibpahitanfs r.
br3men report the anti-French fesIinS|
very high and growing from day S13
day. :. s:s.I
A demonstration pianned fn Hat
nnrS to-day WAS prevented by rain.
the French authoritiss havs nc ~
that the agitation viii eease. ~ .
dents DEN Of gradually increasing xrsvl
not prepared 70 toierste. ses
Le Temps thia sveninR In = lees2E
Ing editorial, entitled sFrnS7f
Matches. waTns Germany 4Ast NslsS
'~~'~" -s~ht - fhese &craenssgaa
New-York tribune., 1920-09-05
Red RevOlutiOnin Tta1y !!
Reported; Cities Seized;
Shipping Is Confiscated
B0lsheuiki Sauarm Into Anatolin:
Organize TO Aid Turkish Rebels

CONSTANT1NOPLE Sept (By The Press)-Large
numbers OF Tartar Bolshe begun
OF propaganda Anatoa the
the Turkish Nationalist They ectune the
and distributing pamphlets defining ucpes
boshevlsm one OF which is that
club has been organized Tebzond male members
given badges bearing anvil while the women neb
are arrestng dozens of supplied with pamphlets and
money &6 ~
New-York tribune., 1920-09-05

Carlsbad epRudat salt and Wetse inpested
from Carlsbad. Bohemia. Nature's rsrn.
kidmey disAa9el rheuauetisma, ste. geware
oe substitutes. cANLNHAb PRODUCTS
New-York tribune., 1920-09-05

In your spare tinas take Up . course Of I'M
struction In some profitable. profesaion
or trade Consult the Help Wanted Eo-
n,nIs and Male instruction Column In to-
New-York tribune., 1920-09-05
SIS Snaps Its
Hawser; Slips
Back Into Sea
Weight of the Waterlogged
Submarine Too Heavy
a Drag for Battleship
Ohio to Tow Into HarbOr
Wrecking Tugs Sent For
Rescued Grew Still Suffer
From Gas, but Are Keen
for Renewed Adventure

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 4.-The de-
stroyer Biddle with the crew of the
submarine S-5 arrived at the Phila-
delphia navy yard shortly after 9:4O
o'clock tonight,
New-York tribune., 1920-09-05

Admiral Horthy was once
naval aide -, Emperor Charles,
and long was kncwn ~ the chief
supportst in the Dual Monarchy
] q ths German policy q ruthless y
sutu,srjne warfare.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-05
Italy Demands Hungary
Cire UP Admiral Hortlsy

VIENNA, Sept. A.-Admiral
Nicholas Horthy, Regent Of Hun
gary, IL named in the list Of per-
sons demanded by Italy from
Austria for trial for alleged war
crimes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-19

My. it's awful the number of
people of Nlshawaka who are sOliC-
iting Santa Claus this Christmas
JohnHerZOg. our postmaster. has
had 10 furnish a special messenger
20 carry the mail directed 10 us the
past week. Although we are In con
troll Of y pages today II Is abso-
utely impossible 10 print all letters
received. However. we herewith
give some of the more pressing: NJ
W Mix says he wants a string Of
Dodge factories on which the sun
will never set. w B. HoSford. who
lives across the street from us. has
one OF the most sensible ideas vet
set forth in this column. He asks
there be more light In his neighb or-
hood. II Bill Will only have patience
until the next democratic admins
,tration takes hold Of things in
Mishawaka. we Will see that ne gets
his stockings and his mind filled
with light and other good demo
cratic commodities. Stanley Steele
OF the West End state bank hopes
santa VIII see that ne acquires
thorough knowledge Of the Belgian
language before another Christmas:
Al Lawder who makes Harry seem
cheap when he sings Scotch songs.
want q real Scotch h.ghball for
Christmas, and we imagine ne
knows where to get IT, Fred Rank
ert. who is III at his home in NIish-
aVaka. writes TO say he viii have
some Christmas cheer FOR his old
friends W no may call on him. Fred
seems 10 think il necessary 10 Of
fer some inducement in order 10 get
the callers: Fred Eberhart comes
back with another request. II is the
presidency OF Mishawaka's elite
Fellowship club. Fred. you're go
inE TO get il your Christmas stock
ing. Harry Clark asks that there will
be more washing OF dirty linen this
next year than at any time since the
smoke blew out OF his mammoth
chimney. r. H. Araha. among other
things. asks for q. picture house on
Broadway. Ralph Gaylor asks for
a full measure OF courage when ne
turns over the keys OF the city 10
Alick AlcMichael next year; ID. w
Horton SAYS his one ambition is 10
defeat Doc Burnett on the
golf links; Dune Campb bell.