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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-12-11
Manslaughter Is Verdict
In Trial of Berwick

Jury in the case of Ernest Bor-
wick, charged with second degree
murder following the death of Leo
Holzfaster, who was shot in QUAR-
rel March 2l on the Lincoln high
way, returned a verdict of man
slaughter after a deliberation of only
two hours yesterday afternoon i'll
district court at Council Bluffs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-12-11
Injunction Asked Against
Anti.Fraternity Ruling

ST., Louis, Dec. 10.-A petition was
filed in circuit court for an injunc-
ton to restrain the board of educa-
ton from putting into effect pro-
posed anti-fraternity ,-ule. The pc
tition was filed by parents of high
school student, who is member of
fraternity. The proposed rule
would prohibit high. school students
from representing their respective
schools in an athletic or other ca
pacity, and from participating ia
commencement exercises,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-12-11
Condition of Ex.Empress
f. OF GERMANY Still Grave

Doorn, Holland. Dec. l0.-Augus-
ia Victoria, the former German Em-
press, whose heart attaks have given
her family concern for several
weeks, was said today to be still in
a serious condition.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-12-11
Held on Check Charge.

Stephen Krider, farmer, formerly
of Tekamah, Neb., who has been
living at SIS South Twenty-second
street, was arrested last night and
is being held for investigation in
connection with the passing of al
legged worthless checks amounting
10 $50.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-12-11
Brother of Pope Dies.

Rome, Dec. 10.-Marquis John An
thony Della Chiesa, brother of Pope
Benedict, died suddenly in the pres
ence of his son, Joseph. The mar
quis was born in 1853 in Genoa
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-12-11
The Weather

Forecast.
Nebraska: Fair Saturday, becom-
ing unsettled Sunday; continued
mild Temperature.
Iowa: Increasing c1oudiness Sat-
urday, becoming unsettled Sunday:
somewhat warmer Saturday in east
and central portions.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-12-11
Hourly Temperatures.
shippers Bulletin.

SWVptrt BuIfctIN.
Protect shipments during the next "a to
SO, hours from temperatures as follows:
North. 80 degrees; west. Is degrees Ship
Amepts east and south can be made safely.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-08-20

Gieier ober beginnt rad hoben
Muitern ieiu Alnt nit elmer En.
ipradc iogar &od0cutiA - Die
etpa lalitet: sd mare MN a0uid
un0 onnte olIcn aancraoen. Nuh
allen @Giten Oaute i6. @in5uji8en
niQ i'd uot, oaB 6eute abeno Ucirn
Ian3 Die Sugeno uui Der &crdnoa
8loe SIT nebuletl bat. niG)t Wje 0a5
lesternal orel 3eiben I'M Sadl, 10
etpas ain eS Md. EoS Icgtt goHuni
idlon iebr prcuBtirt 6eitimmt beraRS
- Seine gtieunaun iilpi. liA berett9
garj mo gar OILS ~gottgeruo4te Cbri8.
felt.
Gas <bIifun abcr ludt un0
id)IicIt iid) Dem llnI3ug Der 3puuen.
reIter al, Der nit Yfulit 0urdl Den
Grt gebt, Elm um9etcbrter &aiiiona.
meg, bel Dem ole G%Sirt2bduier Die
StatioHeu hllocn. Ilinlltcr Gonuen.
rciter, Ser chen nod ME nugtgoiieu
int Sattel iaB, bcginnt mQbIidl ST
%idJpaHfcn. e.
Nun lit eS nber oudJ NbeuO geluor.
Den, mo Die @duIe m~iiiien bcim,
oamit lie mOrgcn mIe0er fraitig I'M
0eidjirr gehcn, En0 ou5 nm9e Volt
BART aui 0eu 9egiuu oe5 Iau5e9.
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Iangc.
81 feicrt man in @orponmern
mo Qtedlcnburg ieit mcbr ais 5lpei.
bunoert Subren on3 Eomuenretter.
ielt.
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mebr abbanoen fommt uu0 mos ood)
geraoe ms nottate; nit gerin9em
Aufpano frobe 6eite feieru.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-08-20
Der Ginmnrf-9bOtOsrapb!

Sect beIBt es gar. 0aB cine 9ta'
i1ine gebaut mor0en lei, meid)e
ielbittGtig ole photographic oes Sun.
zen a~uiucbmen uHo iogar 8eiiun.
gen e%rteiIe, - leBtere trellld lhon
uorber liz un0 fertIg georudt.
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aunoe iid nie0ergeieBt mo Die be-
puBte NiIn5e in Den S6lis gepor.
len bot.
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lteint cine feline &arte, Delhe Die
@eiiungen entbaIt. mS%orgfditIg!
aopf nat) rett8. 4ugeu aui oa5
tleine areu5 ilber Dem Spiegel &c.
rld)tet - uno Iad)eIn."
8ieOer lautet Die altngel. cine
anOere &arte %praientiert lid, nit
DER Aulforoerung - natiirlld ple.
oerum georllft - poafommen it'll
81 iisen.
uno ebe man lids ueriiebt, 1T
Die Gdreden3tnt ielbIttdtig oou.
bra6t. Notrual5 lautet ote &lln.
gel, uto cine brittle Garte eriteInt,
nit ser ifitialsifmeren 9otif)aft:
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lit genommen, uno Sic tonnen Jest
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nllten miro Sbr fertiges Yortrdt
unten aus Dem Ipporat eingebdu.
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ltn0 m%abrbaftigl gepau sur onge-
fiinoigten 3eit fonlmt ons &onteriei
oes &unoen unten berausgerutidyt,
bercits auf cine Boittnrte geOrudt
uno boQig iertjg sur 8erienoung an
oic 6nmilie ooer an 6rcunoe. 8u5
aber Die Nebulid)feit onbeIangt, -
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ioa nid)t oG3n anipruh5pou lem!
Sir iiheres Grfennen iolte man i.
oeuiau5 uidt peridumtn, ieinen ga
men auf oie Ybotogropbie-aart ST
icben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-08-20
Cine bnlbe Million Collar aus Nj.
fallen.

lIebcr cine ho!be W}iQiou 2oaor
in clnem ,&obr,. olls Dem g}erfopt
non Nbiolfn Die ou0srnioUs nPr.
loren oeaouoen moreu hat 0,p Va.
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1t,otsn -9ojiforn,ru YrIsnT1 ur6
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asr ogC mS1Iif,pn nrtan nm ra.
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-08-20

6immel iIt2 c. iii id5u in Ser
@uite. cs lit ihGu.~
r&orh - borh = Mu;;,r. -
Ser @eiIano tommt, - er iIlCl. -
err idluebt - sort - oor. ii1lr
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er ilIegt - ben in @Ian3 uaS Con.
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mel ouf ---"
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iheiOeHoe SceIe aus ~itrotlcnNcr,
~iiegenoer @immcI$h0be bort:
nSSn meincS &ater3 SAME inns
tteIe &obrurgen!"
Eu6c.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-08-20

Ste 6rcuuhitait 1T ws 4cloer
mo ztlDuter 5uei 1ecieH 5le nd.
~teyjJaytl, obue %JnelHano5r 81
Ben. 5.Ycj singer eHcr @1a5.
8er beiebLeu iou, mug I'M
Geieblen 5ciiqfeit empiluoen.
Faitlo5 ponUdrt5 muft biz itreben,
Rie cruu6e. title itebn,
2iuit On Ole 8o1crbuuI ietn.
Mlubt ins gre,te CID entiajtcn,
SoG iih or Die 8eIt 8eitaItan
In 0ie Iieie mubt Oh jtetgen,
Soa ft Dir oas 8et,n Jeiger.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-08-20
rs. 6ortiesung.)

lkF1N ~AlaAAg iAe-A 'FAN INNN ~
bel inn ul0 u~critnnoen e$ nit Dem
filtoen Stm Der @utmtitiQteit, ibn
oft auf Stmocr lana ieincr 3r'
Itunb oergciicn GIT laIIen. So, er
urr0e mandmal irohlif mo az
ttno tr0nf better nit ibuen. Gr per-
iagte lid nittS mcbr, Upnah linn
Der CHM acridtet mar, nno ging
nit 5cincm 8eioa nitt mebr 10
Ipariom I'M.
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itmol3 icin 2eben.
-. Gr fnd)te nab Treuoe tpie elmer,
Der ben Qon3cn heiBen Gag gconr'
ftet bot uno ON fIhIen 4beno trim
fen tpiu. lluo einmaI iagte er 5n
Den aomarooen:
sd mil sic Sore nod einmal
Ichen! Sic mar sic ein5ige, Die i'd
geliebt babe"
Sic rietcn Inn ab, ser @eg mar
melt, ie peripradcn iid iiberbatpt
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AOutc2. "a 1prucl en-
.Wo8 babe i) SIT uerlleren? Sd
feline mid noG ibr uno mill ile
nod einmnl ieben. Sd peroe ibr
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ooB ih tie nod einnal laden bor-
tie. 3iBt SIR nod, pie idon tie
leden fonnte?"
llno er fubr nod Cores fleiner
Giaot. ll~nteripe9s muBte er ein-
mol Station MAIDEN, uno err fam
an ieiuem Ieiie3iel eridopft an.
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8oItbons, fauite ii6 nod elnen
teuen 9ln5ug. Ionn ihlih er nm
tbr Sous un6 befam beraus, oaB
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grreguna, ais CT 81 ibr trat.
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franz iei.
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eincm 9~rnnfenbauie. Iber ou
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in Der er lid befano, fdrbte iein
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man bot cine Ihone Nusiidt."
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tie fie.
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ben. SD meroe wabri6ei1lid
baIo ipeit fortrciieu. "a motif i'd
DID nod einmol iebelt, &orcl"
.@orrm fontmIt 0u nidt in Sic
@obnmQ?"
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hierl SIS Qeniigt ihon!"
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3u rcbcn. Sic bate ooue NllffId.
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oltdl nidt erihreferL obcr OF meiBt
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ter OoB mcln CtlfeI @artmom
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e. - TO-" inltr or perionnen.
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oue Iterbcn. MondmoI oenft man,
man nrn5 lcben. 2(bar oo5 1T
numml @crm il BOD qeitlnger
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-08-20
%. &

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u6riibmorgen5, menu Sic 80bne
frdb'rl,
81 nod Ser @ofteI mi eriho0t,
81 IinOer all Sic 2iiite meb'n,
8om Snqobornrui 0a5 Gdo bait,
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Gam gchet ltiie
3adl lelnccc &eiiC
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Der lirbe &err9ott ourh oen MaIo."
Muf cincm ierncn 6eIoe iinacn
anchte uno MQQcc oas 2ie0 Die
Scnien ruheu. <n frobiid1er Sum
sc iiben Die &eute, Die ibr 5riID-
Itiid bccn0et 6aben unO iingen.
aus ocm 9orte beraui, auf DEN
.8dhter" I'll tommt cine 5rou &c.
aangen. Sic trdgt Speiie in Ell
mem aorbc uno einen erquitenocn
Grant in elmer qunns. 6 lit Tralt
GbriItel Trie0lieb. bic gu ibreu
Gienitboten Qcht, Die nuh orauben
i'm gruteieIo itmer arbeiten. Sic
trdgt ihren arb1iterH INNER ieIbIt
sic 2obun8.
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tesoieuit Gs lit gageu iehs u6r
Ia bebt gobert 6cumih Oas
Sauot. Or Iiegt Oidt an einem
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07

10 moves swiftly through six reels Of
action 90 a satisfying elimination where
everybody IL happy
Wesley Barry. the dimlnutive frocklod
face vounstor whom Micky Neilan dis.
covered snyernl years agu and now has
under long term contract. u one of tho
chief morrynakcrs, for 40 the bcllhop
with much curiulty b. adds his might
90 the complications.
Marjorie Diw ana Matt Moore have
th" principal roles and us the bride aud
gro.m they pretend 90 TAX" everything
very seriously You cant blame them.
for when three women claim one man
4nd follow him a. thu bridal suite ~
M" hotel. 10 IL either yery serious pr
very funny according a. how YOU stan I
iu the uiNup
Anyway IL is o most ENJOYABLE iliiir
comedy splondid,y produced and wril
acted for. besides toe ones already men.
TONED there utp licucrt Standing. Tom
iui~o Adele Harrington. Thomas Icficr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07
THE SILENT BARRIER" HAS
SHELDON LEWIS AND IDEAL CAST

Players II uncommon merit make up
the casi Of The Silent Barrier" first
IT the Louis Tracy novels To be- pro-
duccd ON the screen 10y Gibraltar Pie
lures for Louis Tracy Productions Inc.
The new ". ". tlodkinson release
comes to the Gem theatcr. beginning
Monday.
sheldon Lewis prominent for years
az leading man and character actor un
the stage aud screen. heads the power
ful cufcmhle. In THE Silent Barrier.
contributing the same brand Of chnrn".
tcrlzatiun that marked his work while
playing opposite such distinguished
stage stars ~ Airs fiske. Ada Iohan
and Blanche walsh.
\ Jolc IT equal importance Is In the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07

screen achievements have won marked
praise. Miss Hulette. who has appeared
with DE- Wolf Hopper. Bertha Kallrh
and Nnzimoya and later scored dis.
tinci triumph as the original Tyityl IN
the New Thegter production of THE
blue Bird" has been seen on the screen
In The Streets of Illusion" "The Cig q.
retto Girl" Miss Nobody" and ~
Crooked Romance"
Florence Dixon. an ingenue with few
equals ON the screen. has the role ~
Helen Wynton. Donald Cameron. the
noted leading man. lends finesse ana
polish 10 an important role IN the Louis
Tracy picture. az does Curinne Barker.
beautiful and talented actress
Fuller Mellish. In the first rank ~
American character actors. has an.
prafcd with Sir Henry irving. Beer.
bohm Tree and Richard Mansfield and
II seen IN advantage In The silent
Barrier"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07
FARMERS DEFEAT
BEARS Of BAYLOR
GOAL or \. a ". u THREATENED
HOWEVER. III Rl>G LAST
HALE az GAME.


WACO. Nov G.--rhc T. q Il Farm.
erx today defeated the Baylor Bears D.
fore q crowd 81 % 600 o. % score 90 %
90 0. a. the Texas Cotton Palace. Tn"
game was sensational .n that the BAYLOR
eleven threatened the 4 q NJ goal n
the last half 81 the game. being 600 thrt
5-yard line NJ one time
4. a NJ scored in the first quarter On
a forward pass. HlgHnbotham GO Ma
han. Higginboiham kicked goal 4. &
~. scored aElin when Pierce intercept, J
n forward pass BY baylor on the Bears
3O-yard line and ran FOR a touchdown
Just before the close ~ the second
quarter. A. & ". scored again on a
IIlacc kick Tor the 35yard line. The
last score was made when the 4. q ".
men broke through when "a Baylor mr1
attempted 90 punt blocking the play.
Dray recovering ior \. a VI. and rum
ming 20 yards for the last touchdown.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07
Football Results


b. Associated Press.
At Berkley-CalifcTu!a q. Washrg
ton State. Q.
At seattle-sianford . University n
Washington. o.
A. York. Pa.-Ge,tysburg. %; vi
Nova. :.
At bethlehem. Pa.-Lehigh. IS; Mnh.
lenbcrg O.
At Emmlitsburr. Md-Mount -.
Mary's. ~. Susquchana. ~.
At Bouldsr-UniN,rsliy q Utah. :,
University ol Colorado o
AZ Reno-t'niyers.t % Nevada. Il
Utah Ageies. o.
AZ Charleston. W. Va-wcst Viz.
gina. IL. Washington and Lee. 10.
At S-wanoo-tniyersity o. Chatia'
nouga. o: Sevancc. 80.
AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Polytechnic
institute. q Richmond University. o.
\, New Y0rk-Union. 2; New YORK
University T.
AZ Boston-Boson College. %; Boston
University. O.
AZ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS =. Maine. :.
At West Polnt-Army. 30; Lebanon
Valley. 0.
Al willlamson-wnlams. s.; Hamil
ton. :.
Al Colorado sprlnrs-Colorado Col.
legc. 20: University 81 wyoming. Il.
At Denver-t'niyersity of Denver ii.
Colorado School Of Mines. g.
At DailaS-Rice. 10: s. M a.. o.
Greenwood Miss-Misslssipp 4. s
n. 20: University ~ Mississippi. o.
columhla-Missour. 10. Kansas Az.
gies. .
AZ Shrcveport-Loglslana. 8. Arkan
eas Q.
At New York-Darimouth, "a. Co..
nell. II.
Al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. g.. Penn.
sylvaria. 81.
Al Chicag0-Iillnnis. 9: Chicago. Q.
Al Tulsa-Kendal. 81; Ohlhom1
Bapils;s O.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07
PlA!MWEW WALL0PS CHILDRESSI
I'M LAST QUARTER OF CONTEST

quarter Another WIS mndc hy Reeves
on track PLAYS IN three minutes and
thc finll WAS hy line ulInglue hy Nlsu,
Newh,uy starred for Childr,ss with
sixty yard run and other long gains
Jciffles and uychc also PLAYED star h.l.
for Childrcss.
BRYAN. Visor. Reeves and Daniel
starred Tor llain,ivw. 4 blk crowd
was roo the game.
li1invirw is now indicated and
since Amarillo cancelled its Elmp
,iums Che Panhandle championship.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07


CAMBRIDGE Mass. Nov G--Th'
Harvard football team converted IuHt
cause into au even issue tndly whom 90
tied the Princeton team 900 fourteen
points. an Ia a., last period u their IN
nual game 4 forward pass. l1st ,f
a surprising series oi plays which bad
swept the crimson down the field ~
yards. while The Tigers literally cIaw'4
the air in un effort tO bring tbs lI
down. was the medium of what crimson
supporters chscrrl tUrlsht as 'l.t.r.
fnr substitute members az The Harvard
football squad ilouurs f.r ODE aerial
advance and Tor ihn pIss which vHs 10
eruNning feature won't 90 second string
players Called into play AFTER the r,s <
uiars had proved unable tn stop thf
Tigers. Buell. 90 quarteiha,k. Fits "a
right hnlfhack and Macnmh'r OF end
worked out the Crimson salvation. Eu'l
and Fits were the principal factors in
threc passes which sent the ill ah' J
more than nall the distance ui the ii..l.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07
TABERNACLE REVIVAL IS
DRAWING LARGE THRONES

The revival which has been i7 prog.
ress fnr some time ~ the Tahsrnar .
Baptist church. vii Close TODAY u b.
declared o. have hsrn very .a.c0 lslui
series - meetings
Rev Charles T. Wtaiey a. claude hls
hern doing the preaching and VIII con.
flrde hls WORK here 30 tho morning
service. BE- b. ono - fhe strongest gus
pei preachers THAT hss betn heard IN
Amarillo o. alme tIrr. 10 II eiid E1rh
ArrViee has been marked iv many sin.
ners turning from their Dd ways aud
sterling a new ufr
E,eryone D. irtltsd o. come ana hear
Rev whalcy az the closing service thIs
mOrainc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07
sp..ini 10 III. News

rIAlNNtEW. Nov G After three
quarters to q sroroless tie Phlnvi"w
opened M a bunch 81 formation fake
plays and made three hdoWns in
the Inst quarter ~ the game with
Childress lligh and won II 10 today.
Chlldrcss had the advantage IN the
first half and made blk gains on broken
field running. plainview was held Cor
downs on the two yard line ANA punt
eed 90 safety IN the second quarter
i'iainyicw's first touchdown was an 20
mass 10 Bryan in the first ~ the last
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07
Canyon Youth Dies
Result Of Injuries
Received in Wreck

Howard Brown. who was hrouF1'
here yesterday from Canyon ard placed
In -. Anthonys sanitarlum. died yes
terday afternoon Re was injured about
the head when a SANTA Pc train ran INTO
the truck h. was driving
Brown was Do years old He was the
son Of q. s. Brown % Canyon. The
body is being held in the Grigrs funeral
pariors and viii D. shipped o. Canyon
today for burial.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07
Third Period.

lu On" third p"riUd after 1u 90 hlnc.
No puuis ,h' T.s'rs started driy, for
ihr crimson Eml ir#n their 4gslrl
uu'. GilrUy AVID GU'ly spilled each
other 900 line assaults iur small gains
u1d after enc forward pass attempt
had been defeated L,uri, called ior an.
other
hr d,u'uyol hi4 team again. DIll /
,hv signal, and i't the ball EH iy him
90 Muu,y while be- sped down 90. field.
Twelve Yards away 81" turned Wu.at {
MurrDys toss uuf of tho aIr and ,ylI,,i
I,Ih'rt and FaNor tu run % Yards fur
a touchdown With k,ck's goal tho
Soon, was tied.
Glrriiy was sent against the crimson
line iwi,c "a the opening uf tho last
period. and on a., second rush mad. tho
touchdown which the Tiger stands
hailed as the m,asur, % q Princeton
victory.
Harvard, -. Princeton. "a
Harvard scoring Tuu,hdowus. IIo~.
wocn. Macomhcr tSuh. Cor knuci
Goals from tnuDhlUwUs TaNDn. ..
Princeton scoring Tuughiowns. Lur
rir. Gafr.ty.
Goals from t0u0hd0Wng KtDk. Q
Referee" T. " Maxwell. SrlItumur.:
umpire Tom Thorn Columbia.
Field judge Fred Murphy Brown.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07

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rnHablc hands u GLADYS IIulettc. whoso
ulHsrssed such faith, when he met the
iitsi good woman n his lie. since be-
lDit hls mothers knee. aud ln the Dor.
non Of q sheriff who had NJ out o.
track him down, found that good ~
present 100 the most unexpected places
The story uf Black Decriugs dnring
cire'r VIII D" seen On the screen at the
Mission thcuiDr next Wednesday. when
'The Tun Gate" William = Harts
newest iuramount,Art,nu picture he
exhibited.
udHf the direction ui Lambert Iill.
F't and photographed hy joe Angus.
\. $. g., This picture b. one uf the mus,
powerful dramas of liir BOO the frontier
lands That has ever been FILMED Mr.
Hart is u' hls best. riding shu0tin-.
wrestling win the devil uf revenge. and
inallN coming tu r'lliy" that The WutH
Is not nll bad. after go
ITO" PINTO pony rr1ppolrs in this pie.
tune. which is 400 added source uf lu.
trrcst.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07

son. Jr., Christine Mayo and David Butt
Ter. who play their roles In true farclai
spirit
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07
Illppy tauiedy ou NISSAN screen.

'hpiN 'Wtt'ut NN hlN>luN Ntlfens
Don't Ever Marry" 100 III, Mission
ihH week Del gay liiil' farce which
HlnrF lui ul happiness o. every ono
VINO secs %" tnnplcs tInglc aud then
unlnnFlc Marshall NDilau WIS in hia
u"si humorous mood when hc pat THE
story un ih" screen. and. though urn
cannot De- too sun" what 10 is 80 about
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1920-08-11
ADIIIi()HaL .L1C...L.

Teachers Engaged-I be teach
ers for the Challi5 school fgr Tie
coming term have been eng agad
as follows: Prof. z. II Vancil,
principal; Kate VI. Archer, as
sistant principal; Helen r. Hef
ernan, 7th and Srh grades; Mary
Coryell, 9Th and 9Th grades; Ma
~ Adams. 3rd and 4th grades:
Gertrude Nickersoa, Isl aad 2 ID
grades. Miss Mary EGoo1scn
who mad siguel q contract to
teach here the comiog era. Was,
by her request, released. and she
will teach in 9Aagway, A-as..a, !,
the coming winter.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1920-08-11
BOND Meet
IN5 DECIDES
Oh PLANS

The call for q meeting Of the
patrons o. Challis Independent
School District No last Mon
day afterroon. to meet with the
school boar1 to C. liseuss the mat
ter of boading the district. w&s
attended by quite a .arge numbar
Of those ntc.este1.
Aftct discussing the matter II
some length, It was the unani-
nous sentiment Of all present
that the district be bonded for .
! sufficient sum to not only erect o
suitable school bnilling in Cha
lis bat to also procurs basses fo.
Transporting the children in tht
rsrai dis >5li3is - Gal from the
school each day.
It's est;m&.el that three bass-
es viii be neces.ary 10 carry ali
tie cAii1Een 4lon taets severr.
districts, each truck having a
carrying c.gp@~,ty Of aroabd -.
The Installation ii tie ma
chiaes Will meda muca u the
little t5ts who have been forced
to face all hinas Of waather n
their efforts TO sec4Ie an educa'
ton sand wit also be boon to the
!. parents Eao have either beer
CO DpeLIeI to rent apartments il
town In the past or undergo thc
anxiety OF s0net4ing Happening
. 10 ther children wntle Oh theii
way " aad from school.
fne'meetiug adjourned to nee
again on Thursday, August l9tl
at Which time an estimate vii
De had for tire cost OF erectiu
a building suitable for cur nea4
t0r several years TO come an'
the amount Of money it VIII tax
10 purchase the busses and the
maint2inance for the comm;
year. At this time final act,o
will be taken on the bondin.
Question AID the amount to b
raised decided upon.