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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-03

ing. which will be- erected on the
iu, at the northeast corner OF the
Intersection OF Polk and seventh
streets. where the Olympic building
vas destroyed by fire last Novem
Since the last report. two permits
have been issued one To G.. T. sui
lenger. Washington street. $4,000:
and To George HAYDEN. iGoN Buch-
anan street. i.0O0.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-03
DWIGHT |. LEWELL|NG
Of DALLAS ANNOUNCES
FOR GOVERNORS OFFICE

Announcement for the office OF
governor WIS made yesterday by
DwiFht L. Lewelling. prominent
attorney OF Dallas. constituting the
fourth man to be- In the race.
Mr. lewellins was born In Gray
son county bat has practiced law la
DALLAS Tor the past several years.
lie served two terms as district
aiiorney 81 Dallas county and was n
member of the 33rd and 3ith legis-
laturc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10

MISS JUANITA GLAZE, who is
Wl spending her vacation at Gilbert,
ARK, with her aunt, Mrs. L. c.
Burke. Miss Glaze and her grand
mother viii leave for San Diego,
Calf, in e few weeks to be Joined
by her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Glaze,
and brother. who reside at 1119 North
Virginia street. Mrs. Glaze will re-
main in California indefinitely. Miss
Glaze spent the past winter with her
aunt at Gilbert attending high school
there.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10

Mrs. Minnie z. Won Rhein will en-
terrain at her suite IN the Kimball
apartments on Sunday afternoon with
a musical hour TO honor Mrs Frances
Grace Russell. wife OF Capt O. A
Russell, OF the United States army
A number Of musical folk OF the city
have been hidden TO the courtesy to
Mrs. Russell, who is herself an &C
complished musician, possessing a
beautiful voice.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10

THE members Of the B. B. S club
/ are planning an honor affair 70
be given at an early future date
to compliment Miss Jane Burgess. who
has recently returned from Bryn
8Iawr to Join her father. Mai. Richard
Burgess. The exact nature OF the
party has not been decided upon. as
several Of the club members are out
Of the city for the next few days
Miss Burgess was made a member Of
the club before her arrival IN the
city.
Miss Mabel Weston was hostess at
an amusing costume party on Friday
evening TO honor her guest. Miss
Catherine Eckerle. Of Louisville.
Ky. Mrs. G. ". Weston. Miss Wes-
tons mother and Mrs. P. Eckerle,
mother Of the honor guest, assisted
with the evenings hospitality. The
guests played Ounce during the first
portion Of the evening while dancing
was the diversion Of the remaining
hours. Punch was served during the
evening and ices and cake at the in
PERMISSION
The guests present were: Misses
Helen Maiden. Ermen Markgraff,
ElOise Golden. LII Sartorius, Myrle
Panghurn. Marguerite Paul Nellie
Hargrove, Ruth Osborne. Pauline
Eek. Muriel Berg, LOvette Cassens,
Shirley Stahman. Mr.. and Mrs Lester
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10
Members OF B. B. S. Club Plan Party
Soon In Honor OF Miss Jane Burgess

Klink and Johnny Stevenson. Floyd
Stevenson. Henry Robinson. Dean
Stahmann. J. c. Henderson, Henry
Herring, Ernest Greet. Oscar Sarto-
rius Ernford Berg. Vernon. Vincent,
Tom chant, Hawkins. Golden. william
Hargrove and Joseph Osborne
A delightful party was given on
Friday evening by Mrs G W son
ham to honor her husband, Lieut.
Bonham, Of the SIND field artillery,
who celebrated 9 birthday anniver-
sary. The guests assembled at the
Boham quarters and motOred up the
valley beyond the Country clubhouse
where supper was served on the
banks Of the river. A big birthday
cake was served and marshmalloW
and Weiner roast featured the eve
ming. Ices and cake were served
later
Those present to enjoy the party
were Col Il L NewbOld, Mai and
Mrs E. H Burgher. Chaplain and
Mrs. Walter B. Zimmerman, Capt. J
H. Eye. Mrs. H. n Eye. Lieut. and
Mrs Findley. Mai. A. S Fuger, Capt
and Mrs L. Cavett. Mrs Sprague and
Capt. and Mrs. Guy Dosher.
Cards.
Mrs. L. B. c. Jones viii entertain
the members Of the Fort Bliss Bridge
club on Tuesday afternoon at the
Jones quarters at the post Mrs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10
HEART OF THE SUMMER SEASON BRINGS WITH IT
MUCH PLEASURE FOR HOMESTAYING Ell PASOANS

alone and, with her kiddies, is stay
ing right there through the hot days
and her husband goes home from
business each evening to his rest. q
good dinner and all OF the comforts
which would be denied were the fam
ly away. And although 1t would
seem from the news columns that
almost everyone is away for the sum
mer, yet such is not the case for
wherever one goes one sees an in
teresting and very much alive set
Of home-stayers.
Those who remain at home are not
to be altogether denied social diver
sion. hence the number of pleasant
affairs Of the coming week
As usual there will be any amount
OF pleasure for the weekend.
Mrs. Alfred Kraft's studio tea this
Gilbert Laird, Of New York city, is
a most interesting event with so
guests calling.
For the evening a large party will
be given for Miss Nancy Edwards.
her fiance, Capt Hans e Kloepfer.
and Col. George T. Langhorne, COM
handing officer Of the Eighth cav
airy, by Mr.. and Mrs Charles Bryan
and their niece. Miss Anne Seixas
MacGlashan, of Knoxville. Tenn. The
guests viii include, besides those who
are being honored. a group OF visit
ing girls and bachelors Of the Eighth
cavalry.
For the evening, also. there IS dane
ing down town
The Mission Hall Dancing club will
give a dance in usual custom this
evening at Mission hall. West Ysleta.
Any number Of El Pasoans will go
out OF the city for q brief stay over
Sunday, motoring to Cloudcroft or
Elephant Butte dam, which IS prov
ing one Of the most popular spots
for weekend trips.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10


For Monday evening there Is
planned a sing-song and spelling bee
at Asbury Methodist church, to be
given by the Woman's Missionary So
ciety Of the church.
To determine who are the better
spoilers. the men or the women, prom
ises TO provide plenty OF amusement,
and other features will make the
party a happy one
Many Of the organizations have not
ceased holding meetings through the
summer months and on Tuesday after
noon the Social club of the White
Shrine Of Jerusalem viii meet with
Mrs. Julia A Sha-p, SOC Herald
building.
For Tuesday evening there is to
be a meeting Of the Business Women's
club Of the Y. ". c. A at the central
building and at this session the club
viii appoint its delegate to the Estes
Park Y ". c. A conference to be
held in August
Mrs John Hicks viii entertain with
tea on Wednesday afternoon to
honor Miss Nancy Edwards, whose
wedding is one Of the most important
events Of the July social calendar
Two other Of the prettiest parties Of
the week will compliment Miss Ed
wards, including the luncheon to be
given on Thursday by Miss Virginia
Morse and the tea next Saturday.
when Miss Mary Hardie will be
hostess.
Mrs. c. P. Brown will entertain on
Thursday with a morning bridge
party to honor her guest, Miss Sallie
PAGE, OF Los Angeles.
These. with all Of the other happy
gatherings Of friends at card club
meetings, informal luncheons and teas
to be announced as they are planned,
VIII fill the week quite full Of in
terest.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10
Monday S Calendar
In Local Society

CINSG song and spelling bee at As
y bury Methodist church az 8 o'clock
p. m to be given by the Woman's
Missionary society OF the church
Swimming in the pool at the 7. W
c. 4. central building from a. m. 20
noon. and from TO p m for adults
Swimming Tor children from p H.
until p. m
Card and bunco party in the after
noon in Knights Of Pythias hall 70 be
given by the Degree OF Honor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10
Miss Virginia Giraud, New Orleans
Visitor, Is To Give Dancing Party

ONE Of the most important affairs
Of the coming week is the dane
ing party to be given on Tues
day evening by Miss Virginia
Giraud, OF New Orleans. who is an
interesting addition to the younger
set, taking an active part IN many
Giraud is spending an indefinite time
in the city and she and the other
members Of the Giraud family have
taken q suite in the Piper apart
ments, sos North Oregon
The Red Cross house at Fort Bliss
was the scene OF q pretty dancing
party given on Friday evening for
the men Of the base hospital zone. It
was in the nature Of a farewell to
Pvts. Lowell Neal, J. D. Bowling and
Gilbert Waite, who leave for their
homes IN Illinois during The coming
week. These three young men have
been stationed at the base hospital
for thu past year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10
Musical.

Mary Pool and Mrs. James Crawford
Of Shreveport. La
3 =
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10

ZONES the very heart OF the sum
mer season and with IL much Of
pleasure in the social world, for
Fl Paso is not too warm by any
means for the numerous informal
parties which are making pleasant
the season
As one OF the clty's most proml-
uent matruns said the other day. 4
never stayed in FL Paso before during
the summer and I really did not know
just how pleasant home could be in
the warm days. She has a big, cool
house. a machine and all Of the com
forts which can be offered by home
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10
Mrs. B. M. WorShan1 Will Give Tea
Complimentary To Miss McCIenahan

TO honor her guest Miss Frances
l 8lcClenahan. Of San Francisco.
Mrs. 3. II. Worsham is giving
tea Of informal, but pretty detail this
afternoon at the Worsham home on
Montana street.
Daisies in their beautiful gold and
white tints were selected By the hos
tess as the blossoms Of decoration and
they are employed in artistic pro-
fusion throughout the reception suite.
They are here, there and everywhere
in bowls and vases and embarked on
mantels. in windows and about the
the furnishings.
Salads and ices are served from a
lace covered table in the dining room.
which is conferred with a great French
blue basket Of daisies.
Fifty guests are calling for the
courtesy to the interesting honor
guest
One OF the happiest OF the weekend
affairs was a progressive luncheon
followed by a movie party. given by
a group OF the younger set Saturday
to honor Miss Elizabeth Hoey. who is
here after an absence OF several years,
and for Mrs S. J. Gatlin's guest, Miss
Louise Green, and Miss Mary Krantz-
thor OF California
Miss Ruth Schwartz was hostess for
the first course Of the luncheon serv-
ice at the Schwartz home. From
there the party motored to the home
Of Miss Sadie Ruth Aldridge. where
the second course was served, and
the third and fourth courses were
served at the 1Iagoffin home with
Miss Mary and Miss Anne Magoffin
as hOstesses. Later the party at
tended the movies as the guests OF
Miss Katherine White. and Miss Vir-
ginia Giraud was hostess at the tea
hour when refreshments were served
at the Elite.
Mrs. van c. Wilson IS receiving a
few friends at the Wilson home this
afternoon in honor OF Miss Elizabeth
Page, who is here from the Page
home in Los Angeles for a visit TO
friends. Fragrant flowers from the
garden decorate the reception rooms
of the wilson home and salads and
Ices from a service Of dainty appoint
ment We're to be dispensed at tea
time Those present for the pretty
courtesy to Miss Page are her mother,
Mrs. Mary Y. Page. and her sister,
Miss Sallie Page. who are also here
for a visit, Mrs J Hise Myers, Mrs.
Claude Easleys Mrs H o. Mantor, Miss
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10

Our Department Of Steel and Cop
per Plate EnEravinEs is now prepared
TO meet the requirements Of those
who demand the best in engraTiugs.
The production Of this class OF work
in our own plant also enables US to
offer a prompt and efficient service
that is a pleasing feature
FL PasO Printing Co.
Now in Our New Home.
los Chihuahua Street-Near S. z.
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10
about Ell Pasoans.

Miss Mary Kelly is recovering from
slight illness.
Mrs Frank Ainsa, who is recover
ing from an illness at Hotel Dieu.
viii return to her home during the
coming week.
Veracruz. Mexico, have come 10 this
city to reside and are at home at
2407 East Boulevard Mr.. and Mrs
Alberthzl were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
J. B. Roberts for several days upon
arrival here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10

Three members of the SD field ar
tillery furnished music for the dane
ing These were Corp. ,Beninito. at
the plano; Sergt- Cuba. with violin.
and Pvt. Frank Ross. at the drums.
Miss Ia Smith also played The piano
for three Of the dances. The floor
was in charge OF Pvt c. A Kaestner.
Japanese punch was served through
out the evening by Pvt. Srygley, as
sisted by Pvt Charles Wisham-
The chaperons for the affair were
Mrs J. A. Hunt. Mrs. g Matthias and
Mrs J. A. Lee The Red Cross hostess.
Mrs. Beatrix CollinsOn, received the
guests. among whom were: Mr.. and
Mrs Philip Baber, Mr.. and Mrs. L R
Clark. Mrs J. N. Smith, Mrs. c. Col
lingsworth. Misses Rhea Shea, Mabel
Shea, Yvonne Baber, Marjorie Gesel-
tin, Myrtle Lee, Mary Faris, L N
Page, Margaret Gray. Rhea Wells
Helen Herbert, la Smith, Elva Bell,
Eva Shepard, Mabel Matthias. Maud
Clemens and Walter Pettibone-
The dance given on Friday even
ing at Mission hall, West Ysleta, by
the men Of the reclamation service
was q very enjoyable affair and at
tended by a number Of guests from
both city and valley. The Sun
dodgers orchestra furnished music
for the dancing hours
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10

An odd and highly remunerative
employment is that Of those men and
women who make a business OF in
venting cable codes for large financial
houses and merchants dealing In
qyeEnea8 traoss
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10

Jones viii ask in a group OF add
tional guests for the games
The Degree o. Honor viii entertain
on Monday afternoon in the Knights
OF Pythias hair with a buncO and card
party. a benefit for the organization
The games viii begin at 2.30. Re
freshments VIII be served and prizes
awarded
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10

Il IS asserted that the best tooth
brushes are made from bristles that
grow along the spine OF the Russian
wild boar.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10

Is II Time TO ASK seEau"R
When your eyes tire readily and
headaches trouble you when Eou read
much you may rest assured Il IS time
TO ASK Segall-" II glasses are not
necessary he viii tell you g.
Need Glasses2 Ask SaEalL
FL PnHo Optical Co
105 Texas St 81 san Ane5nio St.
Advertisement.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-25
LEAVE WITH
FOUR PRISONERS FOR
N 'ALESTER PRISON

Deputies Bud Ballew and Pat Whit.
field of the sheriffs office left this
morning over the Rock Island for
McAlester, taking four prisoners to
the state penitentary to begin their
respective sentences,
The prisoners were Claude Pruitt,
under two.year sentence, recently con-
firmed by the criminal court OF ap.
peals, for shooting a man at Springer
some time ago.
Walter Shift convicted in district
court Of stealing n ear from John,
owens, was sentenced to serve one
year, and Frank Lowery and Ed Car.
son, convicted of burglary committed
in the oil fields, begin two.year
sentence each.
Pruitt, who begins his two.yeaf
sentence today, was held to await the
action of the district court ut "a re.
cent preliminary trial for the alleged
killing Of John Simms. He can be
brought back here for trial at any
time during his present sentence, ac.
cording to John l.. Hodge, assistant
county attorney. and his trial for the
latter offense may come up at the
next term Of district court.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-25
WHILE MOON SHINES
MOON SH|NERS BREAK
OUT OF HUGO JAIL

Aluskogee, Okla, May 25.-Three
federal prisoners tore away the win
dow sill, removed the bricks beneath
and escaped from the city Jail
Hugo late Friday, according to word
brought to Muskogee Monday by fed
eral officers.
Five other federal prisoners were re-
naming in the corridors at the time
of the escape, but did not attempt
to get away.
Officers of surrounding counties
have been notified to look for the
men who escaped. The trio included
Richard Burks of Tulsa, under six
months sentence for larceny of in
terstate shipment; Tom Tate of Choc-
taw county, under one year sentence
for illicit distillng, and Choc Wright
Of Choctaw county, under one year
sentence for Illicit distilling.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-25
OIL NEWS
DIV Special RepOrterl

Horse Creek Oil and Gas Company
well No. l on the Crisp farm in sec
ton S-1s-2w, in the northeast quarter,
is making six barrels per day from a
sand 1S5.20S feet; No. is making
two barrels per day from a sand $50
400 feet; No. is making three barrels
from a sand 1SO-19O feet. Well No.
4 on the Hamon farm in the southeast
quarter of section S-ls-2w, is making
IL barrels per day from sand 1SO-
POS feet.
The Gypsy Oil Company, on the Car
dry hole.
Johnson & Smith, in section 26-2s-Sw,
is a dry hole.
The Ohio Cities Gas Company, No.
80, on the Larney farm in section
4-4s-3w, is a rig, and will start oper-
ating at once.
Rau Consolidated Oil Company No.
1 on the Carrel farm, in section 49,
3s-1w, is shut down.
s. Y. & II. No. l on the Gait farm
in section 34-2s-2w, has a fishing OBJ.
The Keaton ct al, on the Miller farm
in section 24-2s-3w, is shut down.
Empire Gas and Fuel Company has
rig up on the Williams farm, in sec
ton 34-2s-3w.
Magma Oil and Refining Company
on the DeBerry farm, in section 81
4s-2w. well No. 2, is underreamine
the G 5-S-inch casing at 1855 feet; No
4 is drilling at 72O feet; No. 8 is drill
ing at SCI feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-25
UNITED COMMERCIAL
TRAVELLERS ENTERTAINED
IN McALESTER

About forty members Of Ardmore
Council "U. G. T.'s' attended the
fourth annual convention held in Nc
Alester on Friday and saturday re-
turning home on Sunday. Some made
the trip in autos and report an en-
joyable ride across country.
"McAlester u. c. n. Council did
everything possible to give the travel
ing men the biggest time ever and
the convention was a wonderful sue
cess" local u. c. Y. stated A
banquet was given at the Busby Hotel
on Friday evening at which about
two hundred and fifty statesmen were
seated. Guy L. Andrews was the
POSTMASTER
Welcome. Peddlers,' was given by
Geo NJ. Cheney, president Of the
Chamber Of Commerce, and one Of the
best story tellers i'm the state.
This was responded to by j. w
Kruger of Ardmore. Hello, McAles-
ter" Five-minute talks We're made
by members of the Grand Council and
a splendid program followed After
the banquet the evening was spent in
dancing and q general good time. Both
Friday and Saturday afternoons the
travellers attended the auto races with
vaudeville stunts given on a platform
in the grand stand between races by
splendid troupe from one Of the
leading circuits.
Saturday noon a barbecue of roast
beef, lamb and pork was served to the
travelling men and their wives, and
the ladies of McAlester saw to it that
everything was served scrupuously
clean and that everyone was well
taken care of.
Statesmen are taking more interest
in their conventions each year, and
Oklahoma City will entertain the next
one" n visitor to McAlester stated.
This will no doubt be the largest
meeting of commercial travellers ever
held in the state" he said. "and Ok
lahoma City will have to look we'll to
her laurels to beat the splendid enter.
tainment and big time given the boys
by McAlester this year"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-25
Texas COMPANY Officials

Tho Texas Company, whose pluck
and enterprise and good judgment
resulted in the opening of the Hewitt
oil field, is represented here today by
Martin Moran j. X. McGoldrick. II.
L. Stewart and w. II. Wood Of the
Tulsa offices of the company.
When Mr. McGoldrick had been
given time to look over the city he
observed the big change that had
been wrought by the discovery of a
new pool Of oil.
Your streets are as busy as those
cf Tulsa or any other city in the
state" said Mr.. McGoldrick. This
company was not only the discovery
company, but it was the first to build
a lire into the field and to begin the
purchase Of crude. and as a result the
Hewitt producers have never had to
build storage in the field, which has
resulted in a big saving TO the pro-
ducers.
The Texas Company is represented
locally by w. l.. Larkin and j. V.
Fenner, who make their homes in
this city. These men are citizens in
the fullest sense of the word and
they give Ardmore and Carter county
every cooperation in their power.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-25
TWO BADLY FRI GHTENEO.
NEGRO HEARSE DRIVERS
CRAB At STARS WHEN
OFFICERS FRISK HEARSE

The willy bootlegger has to resort
to all kind Of tricks to get his con-
traband booze past the officers into
forbidden territory. and many and
divers are the modes of transportation
resorted to. until the officers take
rothing for granted, but tackle any
sort of vehicle that arouses their
suspicious.
Last night Deputy United STATES
Marshal Dick Hignight, Deputy Sher-
if Whitson and Police Officers John
son and Emerson, captured a hearsc
south of the city, but failed to un-
earth a corpse Of any character, not
even spirit was present, but there
was two badly frightened negroes VINO
were driving the vehicle through some
town in Texas, where 1t had been
purchased by n firm of negro under
takers Of Oklahoma City, and when
the driver was summoned to "stick
'em up four hands made reach
for the stars and the car came to a
sudden stop
The officers had been notified by
Sheriff Smith of Love county, that
big car following the hearse had
stalled near Burneyville and that the
hearse was used to haul it out Of the
mud. the car in, question was loaded
with booze that was captured by the
Love county Officer but as the heaise
had proceeded on its way the sheriff
was of the opinion that it was loaded
with booze also and notified local OIL
GERS to be on the lookout for It,.
Mr. Hignight and his cohorts went
south and took their stand near the
Downafd mines, they had been there
but a short time when the dead
wagon hove in sight and they fel!
sure they had a big haul to report.
After the negroes recovered sufii
GENTLY to he able to speak they soon
convinced the officers that they We're
the innocent cause Of a lot Of use
less trouble and they were permitted
t. 60 on their way.
Sheriff Garrett stated that under
takers who purchase hearses in Texas
had hest slip them through by freight
in the future. as many a gallon OF
white mule could be loaded into one
Of them. and according to the very
nature of things would attract the
least suspicion Of any class Of We
| hicle that travels, or rather woulc
have in Carter county up to last
night, now it is all off and all vehicles
| look alike to the eagle eyes who are
after the booze runners.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-25
Kansas CITY Visitor

Pierce b. Adams of the Parker.
Gordon Cigar Company OF Kansas
City, arrived here Saturday and was
a guest in the home of Mrs. Adams
parents, Mr., and Mrs. Johnnie Ben.
nett on West Main street. Mr.. Ad.
ANS visited the Hewitt oil fields with
Ernest Williams and remained over
until Monday when he returned home
Mr.. Adams formerly made his home
in this city, he received his intro.
duction to the business world when
he was a boy as an employe of the
Tyler & Simpson Company and he
has enjoyed an unusual business
growth.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-25
THOUGHTS Of SADDLE
COLORED BEAUTY LEADS
TO NEGRO'S ARREST

Claude Dillard, a gent OF ebony
hue, who was arrested about year
ago on a grand larceny charge, and
after his preliminary trial remanded
to jail to await the action of the dis
trict court broke Jail shortly after
and has been at large mp until Mon
day when he was picked up by Dep
uty Sheriff Young and given his old
room mt the county hastile.
Dillard escaped by digging his way
out, and made tracks for Texas, the