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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-30

And now the blaze, that might have
been choked out by searching inver@
tigation and by full publicity, Is goinr
to do a lot Of damage before the finish
It has already lost the faith and tbe
friendship Of good many thousands
But its complete destruction can be
averted by not only carrying this in.
vestigation to the last limit, but In
securing prison sentences for every bail.
player and every gambler involved.
Those mixed up in the crookedness
are worse than thieves and burglars,
They are the ultimate scum of the uni.
verse, and even the spotted civilization
OF the present time has no place for
them outside Of a penitentiary.
The only complaint in this case would
come from the thieves and murderers
who might have a just kick in being
gamblers and the crooked ballplayers
convicted of the dirtiest crime in sport.
Another Lesson
A FTER the disclosures Of the Iast
"A few days no one but n worlds
record simp will ever make bet of any
amount upon any ball game-unless It
happens to be with a well-known &c.
quaintance-an acquaintance in no way
hooked up with professional gambling
IL there Is no betting on, ball games
there can be no crookedness on the part
of the players.
The fan in this way can protect his
own game-as well as his pocketbook,
To be caught betting with a gambler
now is full proof of being feeble minded
of possessing sawdust in place Of
brains.
TT is astonishing that the American
l. League has taken such little action
with this year-old scandal on the tip
Of every tongue. The fan can be per.
suaded to give the game another chance
but not unless those controlling the
destinies of baseball prove to be far
more active than they have been up to
date in driving out the crooks. They
have made fearful mess of IL 80 far,
but perhaps they, too, have learned a
needed lesson.
If they haven't by now they never
will,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-30
Souderton Wants Game

The souderton team. champion OF the
game for Saturday. Bethlehem Steel was
booked TO play at Souderton. but at the last
minute. Tom Ready has sent word that the
Steel League champions will be unable 10
fll the engagement. souderton Is willing to
play either home or away. Address or
phone r. Trumbore. manager Souderton. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-30
RlXEY IN HOSPITAL

southpaw Suffering With PIeurisy,
at Germantown institution
Eppa Rixcy, portside twirler of the
Phillics. was taken to the Germantown
Hospital from his apartments yesterday
suffering from an attack of pleurisy.
Last night it was said at the hospital
that Rixey's condition was not serious.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-30
SOCCER BOOMING
At WEST PH|LA.
Speedboys Defeat Upper Darby
High-Germantown
Friends Victors

West Philadelphia High School is in
line for the soccer championship Of the
city. and the first indication that the
Speedboys had a team of title caliber
was in the game which they won from
Upper Darby High 4 to l yesterday
afternoon. Upper Darby is by no
means an easy team to beat. That was
proved in the first half, which ended
without either eleven tallying.
West Phillies have frst-clas sched :
ule of games. They play Girard Col,
lege on October 8 on the Girard Field
and then meet Penn Charter School &
team. Northeast High. Frankford,
Germantown High. Central and George
School are all on the roster. The final
game is with the strong upstate school
on November 22.
The schedule follows:
October s-Glrard College at Girard;
October l4-Penn Charter at Queen Lane.
October 2l-Northeast High at Northeast.
October 2S-Frankford High at West Phil
November 4-Germantown High at Wes
Noveribnr 1i-southern High at Southern
November 1S-Central High at Central.
November 22-George School at Geofs
! School.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-30
GANDlL UNDER KNIFE
Chick Recovering After Operation
for Appendicitis at lufkln, Tex.

NTTTNN NOSVV"' T''d '''NN'
for Appendicitis at Lufkln, Tex.
Houston, Tex. Sept. 30.-Chick
Gandil, former White Sox ball player.
named as one of the ringeaders in the
plot TO throw the 1919 series, has been
found in a hospital in Lufkin, Tex, re.
covering from an operation for appen-
dicitis.
No one was permitted to sec Gandil,
but the former star player issued this
statement through his physician:
There is absolutely nothing I care
to say regarding charges made, and !
shall not attempt to make a statement
Of any kind until my physicians have
informed me that my condition will
warrant me returning to active work. y
Gandl Is a former Lutkln resident.
He vas operated on Tuesday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-30
sritton Faces Leonard Tonight

pion weI'srweiEht boxer. has reached here
with A party OF forty friends. Brltton ts
Lch-Suled 20 box ten rounds With Benny
leonard. lightweight champion. tonight.
leonard has been training here for several
days Both men have finished their work
outs Immediately upon his arrival Britton
posted tlO.O 900 with Matchmaker Tommy
McGLnly 70 bet that he VIII win Tho contest
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-30
Saul Scores n Touchdown

Quarterback Saul looms up as likely
champion on the Germantown FrlcndS
School team. The G. +. s. quartcrpack
scored the touchdown which gave his
school a victory over Narberth liigh az
Queen Lane yesterday. The to dlG
the trick. Zimmerling kicking the gonl
, from touchdown. 1t was the FIRST game
of the season for these teams ana 1t
was we'll played throughout.
Friends School had n strong aGgre'
cation. Zimmerling. Hulme. states
o. Ballf. NJ. Balif. GGde. Hutchinson;
Patton, Downs. Nicholas, Atherton an
played commendably. Saul broke
through the Narberth Tine after the
Ia +, s. eleven had advanced to the
3.yard line: Narberth has good
team, but il was up against a hrst-
class aggregation. and GermqntoWn
proved surprise. NJ: Dickie. D. Dlckle,
} Knapp. Reilly and Ward were aihons
the Narberth leaders.
Raby, the popular Official for school
games, was umpire and Fall: also
we'll known official in this section, was
umpire. Coach Smith. of Germantown
was head linesman.
West Catholic Spirit
Snirit is wonderful thing in ath =
Ietics and II IL Just as wonderful on
9 the sidelines. II West Catholic fails
to have a winning team it will not be on
account Of lack OF spirit on the part OF
t tbe Students of the school. One OF the
a amazing facts brought out at the A. a.
. meeting yesterday was that nearly
4 every one of the 800 or more students students
the school e@d mate '%tfPtqb Of the i'm Increase in
fees.
Coach John Bodie spoke to the boys
on the conduct Of rooters at football
n games. and West Catholic will continue
to maintain their high standard: TheI nt
K a.. nI..;o. of officers resulted in John J
-: poyle, manager of the football team
e gathering i in 145 votes for the presli
n STr dency; william Blake; another nm all
round star athlete rs.GsD ESsSVfa ed 1@ 1$0 TGtSs SSn
Iinabam, Jr.. who is fullback on tn
T. Football team. Francis Moran is tn
secretary.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-30
new DIVISION OF
ALLIED TOSTART
West Philadelphia and Sub.
urban Teams to Kick
OF Saturday

ru,. A. o.ho. d;-;sio,s Tho West
iNe '"e ''"'' ,,. g,
PHILADELPHIA division OF the NlIled
-. .--.,..,, all, s+o-t their
American football season Will H'ai
season on Saturday October =. llS Is
AZ, e. l:;.ia,, Loe boan
the nrst time tnat dlN'sLoII "a' wv ="
.et .s;do fo- West pbiladnInhin and
suburban teams, which was due to
So large an cntrv of teams in the Allied
League this season.
orrOprp
peImnr A. 4 vs.. Welcome F. e.
Norristown Y ", a vs. AIoion A. I
AnEors p: : Ns Rs'non. r
NietoTIa NNSttTTS n n. w. ''.''N
~ ''',..i, >n-.s.
Albion A. {. -. AnEo.a r e
VIctriy {. vs. Victoria T 9.
seImar' ,.o,-, 90
Sorrstown vs. E.lwsr
AnGora r e IS Me..omSS
Mqlford M,t,Sr,t YSs S A'0,on Ty aA.,,CoD,
victrix
Falma- A \. - AnEora T. r
Welcome Ns. Mulfort
Albion vs. EiStor,a b. {.
SorTigtown,
OCTOBER so
SIniso;a y Peimarw w,,,o,,.
Y,Gi.T.xS vs., Albion 4. c.
NOVEMBER &
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-30

Walter (Gool Stewart. who halls from
Wheeling. w. Va. will appear In the head
liner. at the Olympia next Monday. night.
nlon OF the South. Coos opponent will be
Young Chaney, of Baltimore, Other bouts:
Hushcy Hutchinson vs.. Bobby .Josephs,
vs.. Arthur Mcdonald and Tommy CIeary vs.
Jimmy Mendo
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-30
,.o,,, Omen for Grid Game

W.T. MAGNOLIA A. e. football team, Of
v,IInnsS,oTd Tihih Which defeated the R!verton team
4 T.ss'qt team SANE asI s"
day any communicate with Harold Mat
IT%cwe' T"uWq9' 474D facony street Phone Frank
ford % J.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-30

Lew TendIer started training today for a
ten.round bout with Cal Delaney at Cleve-
land during worlds .series week there Just
relieved him OF $aoo worth Of tires and
other automobile accessories. Tenders car
was In front OF a house on Wingonocking
street when II was stripped. ''Id like 80
nab that crook" said Lew today. "He's s
one guy can knockout"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-30

Kid Williams, former bantam champion
Is recuperating following a nasal operation
at the Women's Homeopathic Hospital. I'm.
mediately upon being discharged the Kid will
Kid Wagner will appear In the same show.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-30

Dave Astey will meet Frankie Edwards
at the Commonwealt Sporting Club. New
York October q. in the semihnsl OF which
Ray Belmont will take on Kid Collettl.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-30
Scraps about Scrappers

Gene Belmont who did lot of boxing
around here in ials. will get back into the
local spotglnre on SATURDAY nigh, when
tional Club. belmont recently msde a sen sen
sational hit In a bout with Willie Jackton'
Gene, who originally came from Mernpnls'
Tenn, Is now making his home In New YORK
Willie Ryan. New jersey welterwelght.
will meet George Ward at Elizabeth. n, j..
twelve rounds. tomorrow night, ana iheh
comes here for his meeting with Young TOM
Sharkey In the semhnal ~ the national
SATURDAY night. Other bouts: Marty Kane
VS. Martin Judge. Jimmy Fryer w. JACK
smith and Harry Kid Stewart vs.. Bobby
Wallace,
Eddie Stinger and Joe Clark wilt meet In
the star bout at the Hog Island a, {, TO-
night with other bouts as follows: Mike
Connors VS.. Willie Benckert. Al Gainer va
Bobby Woods. Johnny Buck VS.. Tommy
Lansdon and SNOWFALL w. Kid Brown.
Young CLANCY and Benny ValEer have
been matched fifteen rounds to a Judge g
| decision at the Garden. New York. Uctooer
| g. Valger Is to take on Ralph Brady In
| Baltimore tomorrow night.
| Willie jackson and Eddie FItzrmmors
will go on In q ifteen'rounder at the
| Garden In New York. October 90.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-30

Young Lawrence. Of Camden. will appear
IN his third bout Of the week at the Cam
hra tomorrow night, when he faces Preston
Brown, johnny Morgan Va. Freddy Turner
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-30
SERIOUS STRUGGLE IS .
NOW ON IN BASEBALL
National Sport Has Hard Fight to Get Back Into Open
Again Following the Stunning of Millions of
Fans by Recent Scandal
BY GRANTLAND RICE

BASEBALL, as the national game OF
ID 11O. 900, 900 people. faces a serious
struggle to get back into the open again.
If the game was not so firmly in
trcnched in the souls of the multitude
and IL IL were not generally under
stood that a vast majority OF players
were honest, the struggle to get back
would be even more serious than 1t is
IL not altogether hopeless.
But even as It is,, there are thousands
upon thousands OF loyal fans who have
been badly stunned.
For years they have Numbered not
only their belief in baseballs complete
honesty--but they have shown how 1t
was impossible to throw game. Not
physically impossible too uncertain
proposition for gamblers to take UP.
The Hand Of Blight
NDUT professional gambler can wreck
ID any sport in the world-even base =.
ball. The day one Of these birds OF
prey begins to flutter around n sport,
on that day the blight begins.
Including pitchers, there arc some
thing like 800 regulars attached to both
major leagues.
knowing human nature. the gambler
quietly figures out that from 32O men in
any sport or profession there would be
n certain number of crooks or certain
number Of weak soued players who
could be tempted.
Not very many, but only few were
needed.
Two or three men upon two or three
ball clubs would be quite enough for a
killing.
Four per cent of the 320--in all
well distributed, would be sufficient to
protect any series Of bets.
The First Smoke
TN THE Red White Sox series Of last
L October there was entirely too much
smoke adrift for even a simple minded
person not to know that big blaze oI
crookedness had been started some
where.
1t was something more than mer,
gossip-but not quite n matter of direct
certainty.
! Yet. If an aggressive. active Nationa
Commission had dived Immediately int
the task of developing all the facts by. 1
thorough investigation. there would b'
no newly developed scandal stalking
,, through the game today.
But the commission had no chair
man-the commission hasn't chairman
now-aud outside of one or two useless
/ futile efforts carried out to only mino
extent, nothing whatever was done.
Covering the Fire
: 60 THEY attempted to cover up tn
. ~ fire. Or. rather. they attempted t
Z put out the fire by covering il up.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-30

Joe Marks. OF this city. is making his
home In Halifax. y. s.. for while, accord.
ing to Sam Barrish. Marks made big hit
In Halifax last week by defeating Kid
Williams. OF that city. there.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-30
The First Smoke

Covering the Fire
60 THEY attempted to cover up the
~ fire. Or. rather. they attempted to
put out the fire by covering it up.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-30

Charley Williams is endeaVoring to match
SOC Stanley with Frankie Conway or Johnny
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-30

Joe TiplitE Is matched to meet Johnny
Mendelson at Milwaukee on October 10.
Tip may remain IN Milwaukee for several
weeks. ~ he defeats Mendelson, as bout
with Lew Edwards might be arranged later.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-30

Willie jackson and Eddie Frtzummons
will 20 on in ffteen-rounder at the
Garden In New York. October 90.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-30

Burns Vs. Tony Daniels. Harry Erne vs.
Bobby Barrett and Bobby Allen VS.. Joe
Spencer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-30

John Steffens will rniss his first boxing
show in 1ve years at the National Saturday
night. when Joe Cervlno will sit in for him
behind tho bell.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-11
THIRTEEN INDICTMENTS
RETt RNED ~ GRAND JURY

The grand jury report was returned
yesterday afternoon. and the members
NJ the body were excused until Nuvcm.
hcr 90. Thirteen indictments were re-.
turned.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-11
KIWANIS CLUB HAS
ROUS|NG MEETING
GENERAL SUBJECT FOR SESSION
WAS COMMEMORATIVE or
iRMlSrlCE DAY.

The Klawanis club luncheon ycstor.
day at noon WIS said to De one ~ the
hest meetings that has ever been held
In Amarillo. The subject discussed WIS
the commcmorniion ~ Armisticc Dlv.
Judge Thomas r. Turner made the
opening address. speaking ON the sub
icct ~ our duty to the memory uf the
boys who fought In the World War.
Col George II. Davis Of the SALIVA.
ton Army made rousing talk on tho
subject 1T "Thc Reunited Citizenship "
he stated In his remarks that what coa'
siitutc real citizenship are American
ism and Christianity. and placed these
two nv one and the same thing.
Judge =. T.. HUFF of the court 81 civil
appeals spoke touchingly NJ the graft
tudc that the American people owe Ia
the American Legion.
Judge j W. Crudgingion made 2
short impromptu address. and nnumhcr
~ cx'sorVice men spoke, including Col
y. q. Thompson. Major r. D. Barton
Major 1911 Bruwncll. Capt. j. y. Simp
son and Capt John Boycc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-11
TImmnns ReiIres FROM Firm.

Announcement of the dissolution Of
the firm ~ Tmmons.Roos Motor Com
pany was made yesterday !. W. Tim
mons. who has been q member 81 tho
firm. will retire. and the name Roy H.
Johns VIII be- substituted. The new
firm VIII be known as the Roos Johns
Motor Company. Mr. Johns has been
n part owner In the company for some
time.
Mr.. Timmons viii still make his
headquarters with the firm for a while
and will handle the Franklin and Pack.
ard automobiles.
The RounJohns Motor Company Will
handle the Nash automobiles. and will
maintain complete stock of parts f1r
this car. They viii occupy the present
building on Polk street. and will con.
tinuc To rent storage room In the build
ing.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-11
TINE 70 ACT.
Don't Wait for the Fatal Stages IL
Kidney Illness. Profit by Amarillo
peopIe's Experiences.

Occasional attacks ~ hackachc. ir.
regular urinntion headaches and dizzy
spells are frequent symptoms ~ Kid
ncy disorders. lt'E un error tp neglect
those ills The attacks may pass of
,ur u time hut generally return with
greater intensity. Don't delay a min
ute Begin taking np9na Kidney
Pills. and keep M their uso until the
desired results are obtained Coed work
In Amarillo proves tho effectiveness uf
his great kidney remedy.
Mrs T.. Parish. Grant and Fifth
streets. Amarillo. says My kidneys
we're weak and disurdcrcd and ! was
lame all through the small NJ my lack.
WAS Troubled that way most of The
time and my kidneys were weak and
acted irrgCuarly. Duan'u Kidney iills
gave mo such good relief continued
using them until was entirely cured
Price GOc. AT all dealers. Don't sim.
piy ask Tor a kidney remedy get
Dams Kidney pills the same that
Mrs Parish had. f'uHirc. Milhurn Co.,
Mfrs, Huifalo. y. Y.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-11
What's Your Hurry?
MAN HELD ON CHARGE
Of ATTEMPTED FRAUD
NOW IN COUNTY JAIL

e. ID. COrbctt. being held on chnrg, \
81 alleged attempt a. defrnud. has been
turned over tu the county authorities
by Police chief kccton. and Is being
held for further investigation. II l.
thought his name Is Turk instead of
Corhett.
Corbctt, or Turk. presented draft
10 the Amarillo National Bank. drawn
on the Merchants National Bank ct
Santa Monica. Cal, Tor collection. The
draft was accepted, and he WIS giyca
a pass book with the notation that
the draft had been accepted for collcr.
ton only. II developed from wire
sent g. the hank In California that the
draft was not good.
II IL alleged that Corhott tried e.
check On the Amarillo bank on the ba
sic Il the draft. but none of the checks
was accepted. II In stated that Corbctt
admitted yesterday that he n ON parole
from the state pcnitcntiary Of Pcnnsyl.
vania.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-11
What's Your Hurry?
PNIO DuRO DIRECTORS
HOLD IsItIl.E SESSION

4 meeting uf the directors ~ tho
palu bmu club was held yesterday nf
the courthouse. at which action WINS
taken un the recent vote uf the Wuol
holders tn increase the membership
FROM 100 to llo members and a. sell nl
dltiuuil shares iu the club
The shares viii be- sold nt $3.50 onh'
Of this amount, f3ii viii be- payable IN
cash, aud the reminder viii be- due ln
March T., 1890. These additional shares
viii hc offered Tor thirty DAYS from 20.
dty Ia the present stockholders Of the
club. aud ~ after that time any are lrft
unsuld they viii be- offered to the pub
lie.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-11
AMARILLO FACULTY MANAGER GIVES
OFFICIAL REPLY TO CHARGE MADE
BY PLAINVIEW IN mo CAME CASE

era told the Chlldrcss players The
Amarillo team has been playing small
town teams. The team has spent about
$3.50 for equipment. and must pay for
that. Most ~ this years Amarillo
team are playing their first year ON To
team and u takes much actual practice
In games tp develop machine. Tn"
Amarillo coach and the Amarillo PLAY
crs sny they can beat plainvlcw High
School football team.
The Amarillo team II not worried by
the claims 81 the plninvicw team. "
We have u team ~ championship cali
brc. we feel sure that public sentiment
In the Panhandle and the state win sc'
that We get chance o. prove II. %
course. II Lubbock or Childross or Nj.
ami should defeat us. then We would be-
out Of H. We offered plainyiow every.
thing for game here that we wanted
there. ana we think TINT we gave II
last year. can Il tochnicnlity II YOU
will, We had already agreed to PLAY
Farwcll here when Plainyiow offcre
to give NJ what we asked Fnrwcil
had notified us earlier In the season
that they had no games matched after
october 80
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-11
SURE. HARMLESS WAY
TO REMOVE HAIR ROOTS
tNcw. Wonderful. Quick Method Z


You who are annoyed with cmharras.
sing growths Of superfluous hair have
waited long for something that would do
more than merely take of the surface
hair tcmporarily-somc that would
really remove the hair roots. And now
AT last-your wish IN realized!
The new pholpctlne process IL FAR dlf.
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depilatory or other methods. because Il
actually removes the hair entire. roots
and all-bcforo your very oycs-oasily.
quickly. harmlcssly' Get a stick ~
pholactine from your druggist. follow
the simple directions. and you will be-
SURPRISED and pleased beyond words
II has no odor. no irritating element.
and II ~ nOniniurious n child could
safely eat H. II leaves the skin 80 soft.
smooth. hairless. that not the least sign
Of your former trouble remains.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-11

and finally I wns told I would never
be wen again.
"But Trnac hrs made me- perfectly
Wcll woman IN every way I can now
eat and sleep Ike Other people aud 1
haven't % pain about mo-"
II am clad o. give this statement, fur
I want to do nll | can 10 let the world
know about this wonderful incidence
Tanlnc is sold IN Amarillo by !. ".
Collins Drug Go.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-11
Drs. Crume & Killough

Announce the
Removal 81 their offices from the
Biyins Buildi 10 Roums 203 to zoe
Ray-J johnson building.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-11
HUMBLE WELL SAID TO Be
At CRITICAL STAGE NOW

" WIS current gossip among oil NOR
Yesterday that The Humble" we'll IN
Carson county. II at the critical point
and IL expected To- come In with either
oil ur gas nj almost any moment.
This well II located To the northeast
II Amarillo. about twcnty.scvcn Mills
distant. and should IL come IN gushcr
II vii mean much tn the Panhandle
and xiv" encouragement In thus" who
hope to strike oil nearer this city. ac.
curding 10 our informant.
II II also stated that other drilling
operations within much shorter dis.
lance of Amarillo are contemplated and
that the preliminary steps have alrcad,
been taken.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-11
"a, Re,, piainylcw.

Tho manager 81 the Amarillo tom
a,,s NO, know what the Amarillo play
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-11
Seeking MAN
CHARGED WITH FORGERY

A man. who's" nnmo r. said ~ D.
Paul Harding. is wanted hy the shcr.
iflH department here IN charges ri
forgery II WAS thought that h. lofi
Amarillo IN the train for Fort Worth
Yesterday morning but hc could not
Doc located anywhere along the line.
Harding WIS described ~ being over
siN feet tall, WAS wearing boots. 4
leather V'Ht. a Hhurpskin coat. aud nm
extra large white hat with black trim.
ming when here. u h alleged he passed
several bad checks In Amarillo.