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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-08
PAROLE
VIOLATOR
IS DEAD

Sylvester GRAINED. ALA Frank Fisher
tcolored) and parole violator from the
Ohio State penitenttary at Mansfield is
dead.
While provoking around the residen-
tial section on the West Side Of Gary
late Monday night with an accomplce,
Fisher was brought TO the ground by
bullet fired from either revolvers Of
FlainoIothes Sergeant Max Quandt or
Plainclothesman Wytow in the rear Of
100 Fillmore street Both officers fred
two shots and neither is certain whose
aim Id dthe deadly work.
When the officers reached the negro's
dc. they found a powerful brute.
wreathing in pain. The bullet had pass
ed clear through the front Of his fore
with il. He was making every ehort 10
reach vicious looking revolver, which
he had concealed beneath his vest. but
the officers beat him 20 IL.
For two days the negro bsttled for
life at the Mercy hospital and last night,
death which the attending physicians
have been waiting for, during the past
"a hours. came. The body wa staken TO
y imam = noFgQe Wnere an euOTt Will
be made to locate his relatives.
According TO physicians, Fisher was
almost supernatural and cannot account
for his living as long al he did. From
the time he was shot until his death
he never talked and but once or twice
opened his eyes Although the police
have part Of his record which probably
extended in many cities Of the country
they were anxious to get him 10 talk to
secure a complete confession.
His death. tho police believe Will Put
a stop to future house burglaries and
viii clear up a large number that have
occurred in the residential districts Of
the city in the past three months Fisher
was paroled from the Ohio State poni-
Tertiary after he had served only ten
months of a one year 10 life sentence.
Later he was arrested in Chicago for
carrying concealed weapons. but the
Ohio authorities refused TO take him
back for violating his parole.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-08

and Robert are spending the time dur
ing their mothers absence in the noun
tains At Cloud Crost. where the Boy
scouts are camping. q slte n New
Mexico.
Miss Helen Dorothy Vance. daughter
Of Mrs. Leila Vance Of Grapevine 81.
departed yesterday to spend the sum
mer at points IN the East. She will
first 60 70 Pittsburgh and later to
Wheeling, Vest Va, and viii have a
very enjoyable trip among relatives.
returning here for tho fan term Of
school.
The Charles Geyers Of Fir st. ars
home from trip IN their machine 10
Logansport where the mother Of Mrs.
Geyer. Mrs. J. N. Mendenhall. ac-
companied them.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. r. Matheny ~
1+oth st. and their two sons have re-
turned home from motor trip to Lake
Avian. Ill. and they brought back
with them Miss Audrey Gillespie who
VIII visit here a while
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-08


The Marian Rebekah Lodge No
407 viii have special meeting on the
9Th Of July. This meeting Is calieo
for installation OF oHlcers NJ
viii be performed ny me
staining s'AH ME-
q the Lodge VIII ne 'he
~
Bobby 40 'dbGrn. son 81 MI ara
Mrs Mocdbu-l q 10th st ccio1nt -
~ fell under tic y heels q MS fathei $
automobile .as FRAY Althouge Fhe
child was serl1u 'ly lrlufea ne =
peelea n reQ
Mrs > w Long $3.50 Norta'o''s
ave. viii lease snnday TOT the "a
where she VIII spen Two months Win
her daughter.
Nyor5oria cr -, =, Todd aveqis il
spending fe& ,s,a.s at Long Lat
She is CUES If MSS Lillian Make
- tie ". d. 200 Mr.. and E-s.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-08
Cox 7 alks
About Golf
and Harding
BY ALBERT BAENzINGER

ISTAFF CORRESPONDENT J. N. SEHNlSei
DAYTON. o.. July Sake the SOL
der who has caurht the smell of pow
der on the eve Of battle and is inlpa-
-ent 10 get into the fray. SO GOV.
James NJ COX. democratic presidential
nominee. nnds himself tugging at the
traces while waiting TO jump into the
campaign with all the physical and
mental strength in his possession.
The strain ne is laboring under was
demonstrated in his speech at the Day
tom Country Club last night before the
saa eolfcrs participating in the state
tournament here While the talk was
.tetnpo~aneous. Gov. Cox had de-
lberateiy planned TO make no refer
eace to politics and conhne himself
~ p7lG entirely.
Toastnnaster Lee Warren James.
president OF the Dayton Association Of
Commerce introduced Gov. Cox. as the
patron saint Of the Ohio Golf Associa-
tlon and immediately connected poll
tics with the meeting by adding that
The governor would be the patron saint
OF the L. s. next November If not de
feated by Senator Harding.
The presidential nominee spoke Of
the intimate relations existing be-
tween Senator Harding and himself
as fellow newspaper publishers and
golfers he recalled the meeting Of
the Ohio DaiNes Association last win
Ter in which they both We're proposed
as the respective candidates OF the two
parties and added facettously who
knows but what the two editors and
and golfers arranged the whole thing
between themselves and were playing
the game together
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-08

Receipts. 26.o0o; market % a
s5e higher; bulk 13.s58Is15. top 1915:
heavy weight. 1850 1880: medium
weight. 1880 q 1925; light weight. 1925
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-08

Times news service IS the oes;
that money can buy and homes;
effort can furnish.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-08

CHICAGO NEA1-5o to 81 lbs, 15c:
20 70 so lbs. 1sa nc. 50 to 100 lbs. rs
q lac fancy. 2oc; overweight kidneys.
I4o 10 rs lbs. tOa12c
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-08
cH1cAeo CASH aRArN

WHEAT-No. . hard. 2.S3. hard win
ter. go: northern spring. 2.s5: s mixed
80
CORN-No. mixed. 16OG1s1; ?
white. 1ss 1852; yellow. 161G1s2h
; mixed. 1884,; yellow, 1909: 4
mixed. 1.59: white. 1852. yellow. $50
oATS-No. white. les q 1919: 3
white, 1890 1861; white. 9ec alo2ls
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-08
INCREASES cAPrrAn STOCK

The HARRISON Walker Refractories
Company OF East Chicago, with the
approval OF the stockholders. has in
creased it's capital stock from s27s00.
600 to s36soo 600 The stockholders
have also ratihed the action Of the di-
rectors in declaring a stock dividend
OF nifty per cent on the common stock
July IS to stockholders OF rec
ord Julv
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-08
The Big Drug Sale
Continues all Week

soc Horlck's Matted Mix. 38c
l5c Naseline Camphor Ice lie
$IOO DeWitt's Kidney and
Bladder Pills ........ CSC
25c Mentholatum ...... Ice
35c lurpo ....2 1c
Sl00 J. & ]. Best Cotton in
pounds ......7S c
Doc Bromo Seltzer ........ 21c
25c Distro Insect Powder. lie
25c Mothers Salve. lie
35c Cets-It for Corns. ... Use
60c Murine for the eyes T.. Bic
Sc Snakes Oil .. zee
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-08

l. Peter W. Meyn President of the First Trust Savings Bank.
Of Hammond do soemny that the above
PETER W. MEYN.
Subscribed and before this 9TH day Of July. 1920
GRACE r. CONROY. Notary Public.
My commission expires Feb 9. 1922 (Seal)
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-23
PORT LEGISLATION
ASKED BY HOBBY
SICU LAWS ~ NAY W. >ECES
StRy To PROTECT COMMERCE
THROUGH STATE URGED

w. = sssis'-l iress.
AUSTIN. sept .. such lcgisl''
tiun ~ MAY be- necessary 90 project
the movement ~ interstate and mira
stat, ,ummri,... pasSng through the
ports ~ Texas and the enactment q
such legislation as may L. required fur
port operation and regulation. VS.
submitted g. thu TrNl- lcsislstur,. hl
the governor today
Attached - the mess e quoted from
above. was the governors s'ecall"''
,ucr port bll witch d. declared "ir
my judgement viii materially aid M
~. accomplishment uf he needed pui
poses"
Conu'iii poSp, ned further
sblctntirn 81 nll major measures i''
tomorrow
Tn, h"us" twltv ad"pi',l concur
rent resolution requesting th'i ih" guv
.rnm sihmit urlv suhicrt- d" cunsid.i''
~ uaramuiint Importance. \ hill pr"
poslng that women D.. issued "Ncmuii'i
certificates IN hru "t IN" proposed e.
,,-'.iui wpa Rad ~. first tim" and w.
f.rr,d 'u q cuumiit"o IN ihr s"nut" So,
.rsi bills pertaining o. the next ol'cii'i
4 were iri'rnluc',l
az. tdil pruisss.d rsurni - tn t.
ri ei,.riiun laws. another proposed tn
registration e ail voters whu have M
u-d rsli iaN-S with sif'""r cent r"r
i.afaiinn Zee. ard th. third propose
similar registration with q fcc cqui,a
lent in the 'l.ss 'snll tHN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-23
WEST TEXAS FUEL
SITUATION CRAVE;
APPEAL FOR CARS
RAILROAD OFtTCINIS At tORT
WORTH CONFERENCE SW
THEY tRE P0WEitisESS

~ AssnriA'sd Pres
DALLAS. sept. ...-The Texas
chamber II commerce app-aied "a the
interstate commerce commission ana
Me United States car service commits.
sion to day 60 relieve the fuel situa'
iion in west Texas which. the cham
her said. rs assuming alarming a.
poets"
The appeal. which xas forwarded by
telegraph requested that itfty caa' cars
per DAY for q period ~ sixty days be
assigned 20 Texas railroads an which
coal shipmcnis originate. The cham
her of commerce. acting ON reports
from number of west Texas cities'
DECLARED that coal dealers zi tmartllo
srr els carloads behind IN norn,al coal
deliveries, Vernon dealers 200 carload,
hel,lnd and the shortage ~ San tnre'
10 aud Nbilrne serious. Much sutirr.
Ing would result from the first co'.i
ws,r unless the Situation y relieved
IN. ehar,ber deelarcd
Gsllruad officials ~ conference
"ith TepreSentatitrs d the IeNf>
.h,uhrr af commerce yesterday al "
Nmth declared the, were powrrirs> '.
CONG With ~, situation unless special
r.,e-, wee i,surd ~ provide ADDITION
u Co,l ears.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-23
DANGER Of COAST
HURRICANE PASSES
STORM ENTERS lOl lSlNNA MIST
on NEW ORi.tN>S-lI'iiT
DAMAGE RErOItTED.

o. Ats"s aisl ffess.
NEW ORLEANS. Scrt. With
the passing II th" iropirtl hurricane
into thr interior of Louisiana from
i,Ylrt irst west ot the mouth ~ IN"
N,chafalaNa river and uc'r M"rg1n
civ. railroad wirr companies ana "th
~ pnl.ilr scrVirc corporations "a th'
vicinity of New ORLEANS tonight w"i"
making effort to rvgtut" rriNlcT t'
ucnr T.rW1l
Iur,. thHu thousand tlrphon'S :
vrrr out e order here tonight, ~"
sinphic communications other ihan hN
trunk wires t. thu larger elites W..
practically impossible 1nd r'iliul'l
=, hslulvs wrr, revised g. met cundi.
tlunS mad necessary - wrak"nrd
bridges and washed "ut r"ldlrls
Avaiiaidr information tnnlsh; dill
r,t sr"m tu warrant au NgI"1' ANXIETY
r,sauling sugar and ric- crops IN thn;
sccti,n ~ thu state IN the path 81 th'
hurricane Reports ui only minor diin
ur. M Morgan civ lvd tu the l'li"i
here that IN. hurricane was not ~
f.rrt intensity aud had weakened ~
,,.ntii,iy by the time " r-aeh"d IN
,uest
n. adrnis ~ the parishes bordering
uu the gull who arrived here today
sad NJ rsputs of d"aih- had been 49,
,eiV..l al apparently III n'c"s 1rf "a"
cartions had been taken hei"fe th'
team riruce
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-23

Sparks Might Fly
ifC. o. p. Speakers
Confer, White Says

~ Nso-ia,ed Pfsss
NEw YORK. September ::.-ln 9
formal statement issued iu,lay b5
George white. CHAIRMAN Il the demo
cratic national COMMITTEES, said he
would take steps to familiariAc the vo,'
er- uf the country with 'hc names e
the newly appointed ad'iSrr connit
toe ~ fcIry announced las nighi ~
VIII ~ HAYS chairman of IN" r"puh
ll,an national committee
"Tn prov. TINT the great party ~
tho union A. indeed unit r1id Nj
White MIR. Hays has appointed ~
rdyisuiN committee ~ foriN. Wh"ih'f
this udyiraf-v cpntmltt.. IN :" fs-'ih
lie f,r , conference With IN" R'puh
Urau rational chairman II nj stated
lJit I greatly fear that sparks VIII w
m th.s. men and wum"p glth"r nnd'i
ur.. r,uf. "1,qi in IN, m"lliiNing pres
rn,- uf Mr HayS
"N amy rie pn'- cardS VII nave
to DE- pr,plr.d carefully ~ hdNhn'c
To-. DIrk son. who organized IN" rcpuh
il,,r vu'. . fisi- shulld' w.. 10 snoth
81 end = th. v,uncil tahl" fr"m Judg'
Tan tn. word michi lead =" anOth"
l,.,y.rn Major kuoN and senate
p,.ip,l.yt.i. uysi. the tate convention
, comic, IA chicago. o-s,r strauss an'
If,rl,~t Huoyr should "a apart iron
M ncyc1drr l"s' the league d" ma
: tiuus De- m"niionSi.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-23
EPIDEMIC Of BOMB
LOTsBREAKSOUT
LATE DENEI OPuE>TS Or WALL.
STREET t\ri0SION rOl>T
To ACClDENT

iiv Aas-.'ai~l Fr-'s
NEW YpHk Srpt - Whil,. the
= fr., a,,o'opu.u'- i,da' in IA, in,,s.
usatun 81 wn Strcciss Explosion
Painted O.. ,r ac,ldcui rather than .
riuf. news d.-.3trh-s fruu uh,r ,iii' s
Indicated fru maii 'pid,Iui -
"Iu.b thr,Hf- had hruk,u .Ut
thr.u.huH the country.
Virtually th. uul, progross uiIde %
the investigation Du'. uusuughi t'tr
men ,up', y's D., % huusr VIZ. Ming
..re.iu v,r.iug tu th' riusnrial dis
tti.t vilt,,i INTO th" municipal build
ans ,u their own I''ouut and frpuri Il
'hii f-r minut"s after IN. blast ih''
h,d h',-l talking with the driver ~
th, death Ieuu which IL bclic,'d 'iih.
o. O. have ,trtr,l tn, tunh in Z, Wall
Street .r 'u have been ht' hv an auto.
modal. 'h,a, Will. cnrryiug rNpl"-i,,s
attuss the city.
Th, v,It".s sIid tbs she driver had
rushed up o. them and declared h'
wH ger had l,ru liuru up Will, b" wHs
'.'sphDuirg his employer Toe an al
dress e. ui,h he hid h'.u ord bred u
tax. ssn1e building materials Then h'
is ~.il a. he,r disappeared
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-23
STORM " ,RNiNGS IN
ATLANTIC ARE ORDtRED
q, cciaisd Press
~ aGIIfNsfsTfsN

q, Nacciatsd Press
WASHINGTON S,ld e,.--Northcl~'
storm warnings from cape Henry W.
ginia To- Wilmington. y G.. and north
west warnings ~ jharl-st"n ; e.
W"i, ordered displayed tonight hN thr
w,aih, bureau \ disturbance VAS
rclRrtvd rrutia "if the South caro-.
lima cast aud evidently moving north
west
IN, bureau advised caution IN prv.
dieting iu,rca inE northwest wind ~.
tcp umthvIly al,ug the South Ctru.
lima ,uI~t
The gulf storm passed rapidly north.
vauI TODAY aud It's center tonight WAS
uNvr Northwestern Arkansas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-23

L 4ltsfss Pee
INDIAN Spi .. Weary
r.. ..Hr ..re Iut delegated with ~
..fH H.ff. reception given them. th'
D.. u.t ..f,|Ur. ~ the eva VA wh
trI.U,sI I.H, f,-lsV iu IL" paIpd" &"
OBJ, rrt fourth annual s-n,lupnicn'
D 900. slHri Army 81 ih' E'pupl
r...f,sI tonight white they talked 81
rH.U mlfrh tutlsN ana ~ IN" da' .
v hon tf.r hikes we're longer an
. vht,h MANY - th'r rHui td's
failed tu uiuru.
Route lr~> Than Nhe.
TN, IIfad, fpHN covert eel "a i"ul.
0 s. fnIn mil, rn length "ui % itN'd
tt, trough ,f mruN 5 temps ra'ni'
o. - d.l-ry,s made marching unc"i.
'.ft.'l. '",, md isfurr Oh" ral az
WIS finished many v'r" CARVED - ihH,
add stations g. f,rut,f trum mid h'h'
ur,strtiiu'- Tnrt, were %" ~'riou'
attacks however
Tn. mtr.a're v .Ir'trl WIN
var tim. enthusiasm The hn" "i
/ niai,h lsd through sweets rarA'd 80
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-23
America is Facing. Grave
Agricultural Condition
Declares Farm Federation

By Associated rf-Ss
CHICAGO. sept. s..-rhe American
i,rIh burean federation In a state
nicut toa1Gln summarizing IT, in,esii'
CATION lnfh business. industrial and az.
iicvlii'rafeSsnditio declared america
u facing an agriculture econoniic
condition which. u not intrlligenil,
ttaa with. will lead to consequence
- grave as 20 affect all industry Ia
the point of impcriline ihr social or
der"
sThe statsu,eut says farmers must
~ given itninediair help 'n iranspor'
tstion finance and labor. and recon
nieBis tn followlnE ~ remedial e.
tesas Nf,lrh would so n long way Ia
ward fsalying agriculture difficulties;
Preferential treatment IN iranspnr'
,,tion tn all farm products held Tor
shipment ard all goods cunEgncd u
farmers which crc necessary tu CON
due, the business II farming.
"Mor. profits Tor farmers. better
distribution systems. which would tend
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-23
SHIP OWNERS AND
DOCK MEN MEET
IONGSIIOREuEN AT AL. PORTS
o. CIV DENtNU RtiSE
~ WAGES.
q, Associated Free

y tfeVtaHd lfeeA
..EW ORLEANS. s-pt :. Long
shurcn,n and steamship owners ci th"
gulf district met In executive session
,,,iny IN an effort tn sci,l" tn" pu"s
,iua uf wages ~ hc paid hv ~" steam
ship companies =, all ports "n IN" gnl''
The men d,,nand an incrrns" when the
pr-gcn, contract "Npircs September 10
Th" u"n at all gulf prriS nov receive
eighty cents p-r hour tT regular tilnr
si.ss pcr hour tur u',ritm' ana y
per hour frr v,ri, uu Sunday lnd huh
days. This scale was fiNcd hv IN" con
cniailnn board during III" recent Nrih =
The n,n now drmlnd an iuCr"'s" "i
I'm cents prr hour On lll classes ui
thuu The meetings w"r" "Nr'uiiN'
nuh neither the representatives 81 tn
uniun uor traWship owners W"ulu
mal.r any statements
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-23

to climinai,. middlcncn and stabilize
prices
Ample Finance Needed
Ample finance with rural banks.
assuming the obligation of financing
the farmer with long and priority
credits.
"I'rut sctiun from wild cat invest.
mcntS which were said la le taking
millions ot dollars from farms an.
nuallN.
Equalization Of aEricultur. and In.
duSiiial labor wages. which Oh. state.
mcut declares Can b. accomplished on.
IS by lowering Industrial wages or In.
cr'aslrg farm wages
"sncuuTagvm'nt uf immigration.
We hay. ui,L tu rchabiliiHic uur
country 10y every method cxccp,
through tho sweat uf the brow" the
statement fiyS.
Values Inflated.
MANY industries have been Siimu
lated e. "a. point that they ar- top
heavy. iih'Isil cr,di has inflated val
u"s Abnormal credit extensions grant
,d manufactures have bcvn largely cX
tsnd..l IN driving up wages and thu
e., 4 of LIVING. while the producers ~
,-'sunilal- hnN. Lcvn overlooked W.
Vr need muic capital rather ihlr
mUI. credit
Foundation II NJ Endra,or.
The nations prosperity depends pri
marlly Upn buWI-r crops lee ugri
,ul'ur.. N the hlsir foundation e ~
,rt human ,udvaNur.
W. ar, facing m age in whi,h trii
culiur. and industry mu- move Tor
ward hand ir hand Leaving the inter
81 Il "a. farming class entirely oui 81
th,. uu~,iun It win 10 io The ad,an
tag, - ~, utiiun iu grant pt'i'i"n
tai consideration in agricultural 10
uuitvmcui~ even though indu~ri''
may o.. t"upulrilN handicapped
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-23
Veterans of Civil War
Parade at Indianapolis
During Annual Meeting

iIIN with spectators aud pts~d wii''
buildings and stores iu which 'N"rN
window va- crowded \ continuous
r.sf o. ,h,rf- gi,ci~i rsrh crn'ing'h
from th. beginning ~ th" p,r'd" uniil
th, end
Lead o., illin"i>
pirid NJ Hall commander in rhi.t
r,'iev,d thu ptradr as u ptssfd IN"
Indiana state capitol Tn lllinui, d"
rlrtu.ni I'D the piucvsSiun followed
next bv Wisconsin and rcnns' l'ani'
i3.mrd 90, Penn 0i,auh v't.tnn-
were two tulu,l slaves. charles WYATT
uf New uIl,Hu-. v,Hfing No" army uni
form.
The Dhiu d,paffW.rt cam" urN'
Trruinrui ir this contingent VS. W
g,,rgc 7. Uifdiug i1thrt - W'ir"
q Harding the Republican prr'id'r
iii uUluiner
departments oi Arkansas. Tennessee
Louisiana. Trxaa and Oklahoma w"r.
Included in tho long line which march
"a Nv IN prtfec' alignment
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-23
Republicans to Make
Hard Fight in Texas
~ ,~rla,ed rrr'-

~ ,~~ia,sd rrc.-.
CHICAGO. Sep, :.-Thr rcpubli.
can party plans an extensive speak.
iug invasion e Texas during tho pres.
rnt campaign. I'm thu hope of clcrting
IVA CungrcSymcn from that state" Re-
pr.rntatlvc Good. Chairman NJ the
yI'tk,rs bureau. announced tonight.
This viii be- the hardest drive ~"
have over mad. IN Texas" said Repre-.
sentative Go~l We have had .cnl'.
tor men Il the rypr ~ l;"vcridgr v.
rah and Johnson. and II possible will
includ,. these three In the speakers t.
De- sent there"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-23
NOMINEES SPECIAL PARTY
BADLY SHAKEN UP, none
ARE SERIOUSLY INJURED
BY TIE ASSOCIATED pEEss

PHOENIX, Ariz. Sept 2Covernor Cox's presidsna
paign wrecked late today here while
Prescott, Arizona.
Governor Cox and his party badly shaken but an
capped serious injuries The seriously injured Charles
Nichols engineer Of Prescott who had leg broken In mpns
from his cab when his engine toppled over.
An engine and four Of the special ditehed
Spreading rails assigned by railroad the
the wreck which compelled the governor and his party
here tonight and cancel his evening address Prescott
His future itinerary also was upset. '''-''
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-23
REVENUE or KATY
ROAD SHOWS GAIN
g, .ssocIs,ed P'.ss

q, Assocls,sd P'.ss
ST Louis. sept. ss.-Icvcnuc al
the Missouri. Kansas and Texas rail
road for 1919 was t6l.aNj31G AN In
crease of t,.6sG.5;t over 1919. acC,gd
ing To the report uf e u. Schnft. rc
cciver FOR thu read. made public lat,
today. Operating expenses tttall.d
Ss6 .gNG.SsS. an Increase of ts.65i.SG:
over the preceding year, the rcpor
shows.
Despite the heavy troop movement
IN 1918. III" report states that 5i.'
per cent more passengers were carried
In 1919 than during tn. previous year
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-23
HARDING To MAKE.
Z SPEAKING TOURS
EARLY NEXT MONTH.
REF HlJCtN NOMINEE WILL CIR.
Gle MIDDLE WEST AND
THEN 60 SOtTH.
OKLAHOMA CITY ON LIST
VIII Visit Chattanooga and Louis, Tile
On Int Journr, According
a. Itinerary tlrcady
Colnplrted.
n, Associated I'f"..

~ Associated Ft...
MARION. Sept 80 Two speaking
trips. rircling the middle wcN and
dipping ns far south NJ Tennessee ARE
to lr mndr 10y senator Harding early
IN October
Under plans completed tuday at lcas,
eight formal nddrrSSS viii hc delivered
and IL II explained that ~ addition the
! llvpuhliCan nominee viii make i'm
prumptu speeches tu crowds IN various
cities. ~
viii Visit other Cities.
Daring the latter half Of the mont \
other citicg are e. b" visited. hut IN,
complete itinerary Tor that pcriul has
not Yet been arranged. The first of
the two trips. taking the nominc,
across the middle west. viii b"gin q
week after his return September % from
/ his excursion into Maryland, West vi
gini' and Kentucky.
Leaving Marion October q, he VIII
speak ~ Drs Muincs. Iowa. and omaha
, NrhIarka. October :. ~ Kansas city.
| Missouri. octr''r = and ~ Oklahumt
! CIV th" evening uf October ..
Consider Chicago Date.
After stop Of only few hours
/ her, he Will depart again un October H..
, speaking ~ Chattanooga. Tennessee.
| Orioh"r ~. ~ Louisville. Kentucky,
| Uct"lcr ~. az indianapolis. Indiana,
October ~. and AZ St Louis Missouri
October ~. Chicago has been urdr"
1 consideration ~ q point to he. visited
| during lat" October and the senator
| probably will close his campaign IN
one of the largrr cities ul Ohio
To-day senator harding made nu
speeches and saw only few visitors.
lie has front porch appointments for
tomorrow and SATURDAY and viii lcav"
| Sunday night Tor Baltimore.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-23
Will Return To Work
NJ Associated Pros.

NASHVILLE. Sept. ss.--Cniun
street car men. ai a meeting held late
today At the Nashville labor temple,
officially call~l of the street oar
strik. that has continued for month.
and decided Ia return to work at tho
lid wage scale, according to local un.
ion officials.