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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-10
OIL MEN JUb|LANT
OVER PARKS SAND.
TRuE SiND WITH or. STN>DiNG
~ HOLE. Rt.rOWTtn Vt \
uEprlI OE 1900 FEET

Cunshlrrill, cNritcmcnt prevailed iu
Amnrill" YESTERDAY ~ . result vt
true uil sand hving reported 10y tm
White I'arks test. un Svtiun :. q. n
NJ :. Poster roumtN. Wednesday after.
nuun. The bit was r-'ting thrrr f-rt
intu ~. sand YESTERDAY and r"iurt.
wcrc e. the effect that al was hrin,
hailed oui ut IN, hole
The depth NJ which the sand was
struck ~ 3t0o feet Oil men were a..
aide 4" estimate Just h,w deep this
ia,nd viii ic Spnc predict that u Nill
lr impossible tu penetrate IN" san
clear through without well hcins
brought In while others saN q larger
we'll could bc brought IN from other
sands which ~" not ~ deep
That a." finding of oil " the Whit"
PARKS well ~ the biggest step towar !
opening up IN oiI fisid N tho Au,arlln
territory. IL the hciief ~ many who ~ b
Interested In losal oil concerns.
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SCORES HARD|NG's
ST. PAUL ADDRESS
ILLINOIS DE,iOCRATIC CONGRESS.
MtN COMMENTS On OHIO
SENATOR'S SPEECH

VI Ast.H lated frrss ..
CHICAGO Scpi. =. Congressman
frank q Du-mus. chairman Of the
central western headquarters of the
Democratic national committee. todsv
issued the following statement on Sena.
tot IlapliugS speech az the Minnesota
state fair grounds YESTERDAY
senator iiardings ~ Paul speech
was ln adruit effort To- piacate farmers.
" hu remember what he said when the
hul fur iso.iyiIar wheat was on its
passage lir said then. and he does not
und"riak" g. deny u nov. that dollar
wheat makcE a very prctitahl- occupa.
uuu.' and that " the qualities OF
American patriotism are such that we
must guarantee the American farmer
pri-c for his wheat. IN the face %
world famine. then there II not palrio,.
i~'n enough IN this country TO win the
war.
SENATOR Harding said az that time.
- the congressional Record Cor july
~. 1917 shows that Il would he agree
tl'lr tur him io stttke nj the manifest
yrr Il b. suin~ agriculture sections
"liut b. n"w Sidcstcrs by DECLARING
that ne Pulli. servant would dare to
s,S he tslieVcd In dollar wheat amid
the pricv wildness which n prevailing
today" la
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10000 HOMELESS
SAYS ROME REPORT
HiS,iE WORN CONTINUES IN
IriIIi> tRttS SfRttkEN
~ EiRfii0t tkES
RONiE. sept. a-Ihe EpoCa estimates
that the dead ~ the earthquake exceed
tive hundred. and that the h0mrirSs
are more than twrniy thousand.

1NlZZANu ltaly sept e. -- uiv
Inur.,r Geo Florence by Associated
prv- ,-Thi- ,itY prssnts strange
appearance with urprd houses. pave.
mruts pil,-i up aud q miNtut' "f broken
f4Iuitut,. smashed glass Ird house
hold treasures as r0sIlt uf Tuesday .
,ttthlutt, IN, arcade ~ th" muui
ripll huidIrl b. siludirg although tn
cliD.' ah'.e collapsed. ~ N"stlg. "t
Ial remains
Amidst this g..u, 20 ruin Dos t
.tfJnr, ,hlu,'. almost tho only build.
iUg standing is ,buth with hviirt.
v Hii, iHH hrHs. attached iu The church
wu- Iul.d
Th 'ntt, family ~ ihr p"stmlst
comprising ,irh' r.rsHu,. was buried
.' ff, ruins q thr pustuiflDr. with IN"
exception r 'U, Nuuth
Thy WuiE u rrs.u, BE- hfing dirrrt-.
Ht admiral SHtII who 'iu" tru .,
~u.zf with Isr Lieutenant Eluttti
Iul Commando ~IlHui
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Search For steamer

~ Associated frcts.
MOBILE sept a.--Thr tcv"nu" cut.
tct Tallapuusa lett tuday Tor the Gulf
~ Mexico tu search fur the steamer III
Naradu
The ~ Naradu to-day vas vrpor,cd
seven DAYS overdue ~ New orleans.
h'r port of destination from Fgugrcsso.
Mexico.
Tho last heard IT the vessel was
whom SHE was spoken To- hN vessel
ulf the CImpcrh' banks.
The ~ Nuradu h. operated hy the J
n. W Steele company. Ut New orleans
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MAY STOP PROBE REGARDING FUNDS
Russian Reds Shipped
Out of United States
Not Pleased With Home
~ Associated I'fess

~ Associated Press
WASHINGTON. Sept. . 49, Rus
Sian radicals dcpurt-d from the
l'nitctl States have come IN con.
tact II III" soviet extraordinary
commission. with not altogether
satisfactory results. ~ Ear ~ the
dcpoftccs hTc concerned. the state
department WAS officially advised
today.
All those dcportcl. on reaching
Russia. were ordered tu work and
when some refused. according Ia
the departments ndyiCcs they were
reminded that the soviet nuthOri.
ties had an extraordinary commits.
sion tu enforce it, drcTcrs The
result was that some had returned
iu Russia under compulsiun and
had indicated q dislike Tor work
wcr" VT g. repairing railway bcds.
som" escaped from the authorities
and ohtniu,rl work under assumed
names. while others who persisted
iu their refusal a. de- manual labor
labor were placed under arrest and
are nov held subject tu the orders
ui the extraordinary commission.
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To Investigate Rrp@rl,

" 7NH"1II IHTfW 7 ~
CLENEl.AND sept 'a-r,.i,' Pro.
ccutur Edward stanton tonight directed
lh' chief uf the detective bureau Co bon
,cs'ir o. origin 81 t,p"tts sIil 20 ht'.
h,,'n sruj iup herr O. New Nutk Co.
M" effect that members ui the New
YORK American league club had hrrn
injured The pulicv believe this city is
the headquarters fur men vbu sr'k o.
WaUiiuiltt' lets uu ig lrtru. hIl'
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,pologi,e I"r iianncrs

KANSAS CITY. sept The hu,r'l
~ commlssiuners uf Kansas city, ktn.
un behalf ul the city. tonight adopted
resolutions uf apology fur banners
which were carried iu the Labor dJs
parade IN that CitN Our Ui the lan
ncrs bore the inscription, To llcil
With Allyu's Industrial Court
Announcement was made tonight
that lucal officials were continuing
their investigation of tn carving ni
an American flag upsid, u'lWu 100 The
parad, The man who carried %"
flag. II wa said had explained that %
was an error.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-10

SNN ANTONIO SUpi H--Ih' report
shat G'rrrl I,lN pHT WIS in revolt
900 NaNiru was dIr.rriiri h"r" to-lsv
IN General Flu,irH T. Srrrauo. uu
fu'tf, o. vli ir the de u llucrt q
cabinet
trIrai S.ITfuu p'-sri through SAN
Nu'urlu ,n IuIt- tu I,rmu-iilu sonora
vurr ht wIIi ,IsI Hi- family IT, wH~
tur,urfru,l IN Gr,Isi Eduardo ~
G'r.it .rd either M,si,tu army "ffl
.t..a
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OLIVE THOMts. MOTION
PICTURE STAR. SERIOUSLY ILL

Hf Nsspcstfu fftss
rARlS. Sept s--Olive Thomas. mo
liun picture actress. T. living In crit
cal runditiun 1T m. American hospital
~ N-uilly. where was taken several
DAYS ago suffering fr,an mcrcuriai
poisoning.
IN Joseph q. rhoate. an American
physician. In charge % the csse. saif
TO-DAY that ~" actress had swallowed
solution ~ alcoholic preparation con.
tanning tWcly" gTammes of allow
l.ui~un. sufficient To XIII twenty-five
men hut he add'd that she had taken
u through error.
i.,.renily Mis- Thomas. n II said. hal
lrarn suffering from nervous depression
aud had express II frsr for the safety
uf her husband. Jack f'lckfurd. AZ.
'iding Z" Dr rhoaie. u was only
through the prompt first.aid given by
pirkf.rd "n hts return 10 the hotel
wh"i- th-v Hrr staying. that Miss
Thomas IL aii o. now.
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Should he settled
NONrART'SNN r,yORIrE
LEADING IN WISCONSIN
Nv Associated r-rss


MILWAUKEE. Wis. Sept at.
i"rnev General John blaine. rcpubli.
Can candidate for Governor ~ Wis.
cousin. with the cndorscmc/ of Scnn.
t'r la Fullci," and tho non.partisan
lcaguc. leads Roy 4. Wilcox Of Eau
IlAirc. his urrcst competitor of five
opponents IN the face Tor nomination
hy several thousand votes. according
=" r"imn covering Tuesdays primary
~ III hut three sparscly settled coun'
tie
Scrrt'r Irvine l.. l.cnrOot continues
his lead over James Thompson of Ia
Cr's". who WAS supported 10y la Fol
lcttr hy more than $4,000 votes.
George Cumings fort lieutenant gov.
'ln.r rnd Elmcr Hall for secretary -
Aesic alsu Ia Toilette adhcrcnts with
tm rnnpirilsln league endorsement
haV. hoen nominated.
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ting
FAVOR ttpIRNI ~ REAI
IO Rlt.l tAtt I'll Nli>t.

ST louis S.uf -Esitiiishn'r
't federal hurr1u tu regulate ~" in
si1ll1ti"n uf plumnnr ts means 81
improving tho rttIHn~ health. We
IrErd lu fes.I..iuns rduHi'ri ~ %"
closing 81, sIuu u thr convention w ih'
,ntrrrau Sfi,iN d sanitary tngi.
ne.rS herr tufllt Th" resolutions sug
cvstci that ihc fhirf "f th' r'' is'-H,l
hureuu o.. y mrmi'rf "i thr president e.
cabinet
Next Years convcnt.on VAL bc at
Dallas
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VIII E<NNINE BODY
BEFORE RENDERING VERDICT

TAMPA. t1a.. Sept a-Cumplying
With a request Ly Chicago police au'
thcri,ics for u full Investigation of the
death ~ Mrs Ernest Sienhousc. cor
,n"r's Jury to-day delayed verdict un'
~ SATURDAY to permit additional e.'
animation of th" woman's body, which
was found face downward In shal'
low pool nearly mile from where
sh. left her husband asleep IN brl.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-10
WAGE INCREt tSE wUI.t,-
BOOST PRICE Of CON
By Assneis,~d Press.

w NtNNFIHTFN TF3NFI
McAt.ESTEH. Okla. Sept a-Thc
wage increases granted diy hbuprs
sho, fircrs and boys to-day hy the Okla.
homa coal operators association. IN iOini
meeting hcrv with the mine workers
viii lurcr an immediate In.
erase ~ 81 q ton In cUol sold from the
mines t. dealers. according to Dorset
Cater. president uf the association.
This increase IN turn viii f0'cc nm in
crease In the retail price. he said
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RANGER SHERIFF
SHOT BY BANDITS

H. A.s"ris'.,' Ifsfs
RANGER. Texas. Srpt s-lu run.
ming revolver duel with bandits WhH
had h,lp ~ and rUhl,'d several uIru in
the Oklahoma almrvt hrrv at . urlutk
this evening John Hatu,s deputy
'h,r,fl was shot iu IN. head aud h,-iv
sustaining iiuus wounds Two men
whu were later captured have h,,n r,.
moved tn the county iail it Essiland
under heavy guard. ~ prr,gutiun
against mub Viulcnoe
Tn. men gave their nams a. clyde
Roberts and e u. MINI
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utHluA con-. STRIKE
PRtCTtt AiiN AT SrANI>ril.ll

BIRMINGHAM. S,pi 70 .-Wuh oorl
psTstUts 'stimaiinr th1f .n rFr'rut uf
be- - oun miners a th, stat are idle
trh uniUr Officials placing ~. numl''i
q 80 prevent. the ~v,und dtN ut tn
trik' in ih" Niailma yusl ficids prv,vi
unyN,utiul - the last. no industrial
feratuIs dsiHrn,l~ut uI"n soal htNlng
'eta affected. although four 80 .liN,
mines in th, state ,Ussod c,al I,Ec,inc
ton TO-DAY.
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REPUBLICANS SAY CHARGES
STILL UNPROVEN and MOVE
TO HALT WORK AT CHICAGO
by THE ASSOCIATED pREss


CHICAGO Sept s-The committee investigating
paRn expenditures tonight divided the question Of pursuing
the investigation Of Governor Cox charges that millions being
sought by the Republican national committee corrupt the eee
torate."
Saturday the committee will complete its inquiry here but after
conferences today the five could reach decision
to the next step be taken The Republican attitude expressed
by Senator Edge that every lead offered by Governor Cox and
his supporters has been pursued without proving Of what the
New Jersey characterized the sinister counts the
Democratic presidential nominees charges Senators Edge Ken
and Spencer Republicans propose that the committee drop the
Cox charges and Pittsburgh investigate reports that the
liquor interests taking active part the campaign
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COX MAKES PLEA
FOR LEAGUE PACT
. IN WESTERN TALKS
NOMINEE WILL. PRESENT IRISH
CAUSE TO INTERNATIONAL
COURT. liE PROMISES
PLEDGES AID TO IRELAND
ln Three Speeches In Montana. Obi
Goyernor Continues 90 t1ay Rr.
publican Plan io iiaisc Gam.
paign Funds
nv Asoeia,.d Prea.

By Associated Prcas.
it'T'rE. Mont. sept 81 definite
plcdg" a. present the liish cause" a.
the league uf nations In event uf hi
clcCiiua and further vigorous attacks
an Republican leaders and that party's
feniribuiinns. were made here tonight
tsm Governor Cox, la closing his Mun
Nfana campaign.
In three extensive speeches today. at
Helena. Anaconda aud Butte. and IN a
hall dozen rear platform talks en- ruut".
th" Democratic presidential nominee
hammered league. Republican curruL.
tiUn fund aud labor issues into hi
audiences.
Ills First stand
The Irish question developed nt the
governors meeting here.
1T would hc my duty" he said. "and
very quickly nvailrd uf. ~ friend ut
peace. asserting the friendly right ui
any member uf the league. tu present
the Irish cause to the attention ul In.
league. under .thc authority given by
article eleven, and give to ireland. or
any other agEricved people the uppur
tunity o. plead their cause before thu
bar 81 civilized opinion"
trrsh Assaults
Dealing with testimony before ~
SENATORIAL investigating committee at
Chicago. Governor Cox made fresh a..
saults upon Win n. Hays. Republican
national chairman; Treasurer Upham
and his assistant. Henry NJ, Blair The
govcrnors declared that the Chicago
tcstimUny had confirmed his "slush
fund" charges. un the heels ~ dcnials
lN Chairman Hays and other Rcpub
Should lte SETTLED
Tho Irish question, Governor Coz
said. needs settlement 20 promote peace
between the English. speaking races
Heading article eleven. of the league
covenant. providing for consideration
10y the league council or assembly of
amy International questions whatever.
"whi'h threaten tn disturb either the
peace of the good understanding he
tween nations"
Governor Cox said that under exist
Ing conditions the Irish question could
not u" presented TO the bar of public
opinion"
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i.rand Cirrnli Resulis.

iiNl,TFui;p. Conn sept s.-Peter
Manning champion fourycarold irot.
ter today won che classic $4,000 chat.
t-r Uk stake. thu feature event ot tbs
grand circuit meeting h"ie
Billy Crossi'r the lusal driver. was
tn. big winner ~ the afterncon. taking
nrn, with Ethel chimes. In the sie
pace AMI winning IN" sis pace with
Eiiiy SUNDAY.
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DOT SAVES iItE
OF lOt Nj WOMAN

rs Associated Press
MEMPHIS. Tenn. sept. ~ .
. Young woman ~ years uf age In Z
tho general hospital here. pain. I
. fully. II nUi seriously. injured. {
. uwcs her life to brown cur dog (
. which. after she had been at {,
, tackled early to-day hy an unidenti. Z
fird white man. and knucks-i into Z
pool If water. semi conscious.
went To- her assistance and held I
her head ahuyc the surface until .
help arrived
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DOCt MENT INTRODUCED
WHILE BLAIR on STAND



CHICAGO, Sept s.--Tcsiimony upun
Governor Cox's charge that n quot
list Of 81 cities had been sent out by thu
Republican national committee was
ELECTED NJ todsy's session of the scnat"
committee investigating campaign
funds
Will. Harry ~ Blair. assistant to
Fred Cpham. national Republican
treasurer. was un the stand docu
ment was introduced which tn. witness
Identified a. substitute for form
l0l." the campaign plan which Iii,i
drew up. but which was rejected by m"
national executive committee. This
substitute ducuntent stated that m in.
tensivr campaign was 10 bc under.
taken IN - cities and Indicated that th"
national treasurer was to appoint ciiV
chairm.n ~ the ways and means com.
uitlcc
john \ Kelly aud g. Dvforr-st Kin
ley stat" ways and means head Tor
ohio and Illinois. respectively. saii
they appointed the local chairmcn theu.
elves. and that the national treasurer
had nothing tn do with these selections
- with the fixing of quoias fur th"
various ynunii"s NJ Kinney aisn add.
rd That h" was concerned only with the
campaign outside Chicago and Cuof
county.
Ignorant ui Plan
In addition Henry \ owen pai
assistant t. Nj blair aud organizer
iur Ohiu Kentucky. Tennessee West
Virginia. and Indiana testified that he
had never heard u any plan &" 90.
ganiz- cities a. distinctive from thvI
uunty organizations llr aid further
more that h. never saw form iol,'
md knew nothing ~ ~ hsinE locked
n safe ~ Republican headquarters.
after u had l,c,n r,i-,trd
Mt owen told senator St,n''r that
thv whole Republican method 81 rats
INK funds Was stock plan
4 can huN % fui Nuu in printed iwm|
'ur - cents be- added
Where ASKED Scuatui Reed.
prom a., international committee ui'
The y NJ g. \" said the witness The
plan b. known o. hundreds ut men u
Is s5 wears I'D. and anything but urigi.
nal with this drive
tn, committee held another nigh,
sssiun Chairman Kenyon explaining
that the, hui,,i o. wind up the v'qumit
., hearings in tins Ulty by SiturdaS
nighi
Otb,r d,yrIatm,uts to,lay included
cstimuuy ia Mr Kelly that hc fixc !
a, uHstss IL ohio counties ~ Just duu
o, what D. rNpertrd o. raise. hat dii
iut inform lucal chairm.n II that fact
IN that basis the workers IN that state
{ wa- brought cut hN SENATOR r'nfu>c
,cfc striving o. ct 81 see zoe iustral
{ th, $3.50 0no which the national com
Mite, wanted We shot ai the m,sun
hoping o. hit the tree tops" explained
NJ Kelly
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ln ia. Democratic view. however. ~
expressed by senators Reed and Pom.
creme. II that the Cox charges are be-.
ing proved and they desire Ia go tn
New York. subpoena Colonel William
Eoycc Thompson. chairman ~ ia" re-.
publican national ways and means
committee: Reeve Schly. eastern trca,
urcr. and other Republican leaders, and
pursue the investigation further The
Chicago end ut the present inquiry wlh
De- practically complete tomorrow.
Moore Siill On stand
Edmund H Moorc. of Youngstown.
Ohio. Governor CnX's personal repre-.
sentative who has been sitting un the
side lines two DAYS. coaching senator
Reed In the questions Ia be asked vii
nc~ses. will resume the stand to com.
plrte his own interrupted TESTIMONY
Little of the Monrc testimony remains
a. he taken. u " believed as the exam.
inatiun of witnesses. In which hc has
participated on the Democratic sidt =,
has brought cut mos, of the. lead ,
which he. as Governor cOx's represent
ativc. Ind tu offer.
g. w Ice. eastern regional dlrcctng
of the Republican wavs snd means
committee. with jurisdiction over scvr'i
eastern states and few minor wit.
ncsscs remain to be- heard.
WIN Question Girls
saturday III" committee expects io
question several girls from the internal
revenue office at Grand Forks = -
where the Democrats are raid to haV.
solicited 81 contributions from girl
clerks. Miss jessie Barchard uf Min
ncapoliS. MINI. will be heard SATURDAY
IN connection with n similar charge.
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Program Today Win End
Canyon F air; Second Day
Dra,Us Record Attendance
diy q. u. RosEoRouGH. Staff
c,rTespoudent


~ w. i~ihuall NuuhN r'lf more lnhn
i"in'ih'd all pi"phe'hs W. peihE hig'
h'' ana b't't' M'tc eNhipl's Mei" on
thr sI"uhns several ne" h'his were
haihlns i"f spendthriit dihes' new
tractors rpuitcrcd and chugged. murr
autos med the ficld ana more people
t'"lil"Wed IRON the grands'anh 20
live the track Tot many rods as close
~ they could stand. All TIE ,anyor
business men but on' declared haif
holiday ana brought thtir families 10
trnvons first fair.
The field was much firmcr today
and afforded better footing Tor the
hurhing brunchos; henc" they succeed
~ iu showing more daylight between
SEATS aud saddles; but at that only
49," succeeding In cmptylng her sad
die
Driver Given Eir,, Prize.
The Judges gave frs, place 10 r. A.
Driver whose moun, was probably the
wursi bIck.r of IN. bunch. and sec
nnd money To- L,loyd Rush. who also
!. q. "A ,l,.sy .xhibi,iun Of s,ddls
sticking
Tvn st.et.r riding stunts came nrxt
th,, rider winning m. FIRST in splendid
., a. aud IN. s,.or m. second In very
.bmt order steer ropinr was ncSt In
.f,.r and again n. Yesterday ihe ron
.rs cam, ont second host. non. ol
them su.r-e,iing I'M getting - clean
.4t.h
",ttempt" to Rid. steers.
Ar,,b., T1iInd - ATTEMPTED Steer
,tlirp "a. an co-v victory for the DO
vines As en-. man expressed u. II took
,t.. ,l.t,,. .,,,o minutes g., 60, ,p ,,d
700 Seconds 20 re, or
Nor. runirr came no1t and this tim.
tb, ,BI,ts .Tor,l su,,.ssfullv Geo
t.br.,p won first money with . Tim,
.,f ~ "a while Jrsse pnsten finished
s.,.pJ in tG as
An .xir.m.lv interesting even, was
NOT . r.l,N with three entries swan
rirr saddle. twice. each rider rlrcled
fb. track thfir, amid the ,r.rourag
irg cheers ~ his comrades aud friends
NH'ur,U, ih, saddle swsppinr r.,he,
'rtr fb, si...d of fh, p,rt.. d,,,rn,in
IL IN, winner. FIRST NANCY Going :,
ID. "a, "ust,u. viii Gau Johnson sec
urI
A. tu exciting climax If M. after
u,s.n pf,rfam the tas. for COW
o. rir. brought N. crowd IN ,,sndins
.,.I yelling 10 -hrilles, when IN. Ans,
llD ~r,tl,,l. Bot H,f was declared win
..I e. - Edwards second and Joby
gFffy ihifd rntir other uupi,s 81
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6 ARE INJURED,
ONE CRITICALLY.
IN AUTO CRASH
HOWARD VENtBI.E ~ sERiOt =
CONDITlON-TWO OF VIC.
TINS ARE WOMEN.

Howard Nenablc j. in n critical
condition in 70 local sanitariuni aud
five others received painful in.
jurirs in AN automobile accident
that happened On the main road
three miles norih of Amarillo yr~.
iertlay afternoon about o'clOck.
Two of the injured are women. Who
were members of u party of tour.
isis passing through tmarillo. who
also ARE in the hospital. Their in.
juric>. however. are not ~ u serious
nature. ph, Sicians report. and they
probably will be- r,lra. ed from the
hospital today. The Others injured
are: Joe Mallard. cut about the
head and face; Zen King. cut about
face. and a. q. Aien. collar.bone
broken.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-10
M'SW|NEY GROWING
WEAKER BUT STILl
IS ABLE To TALK
NJ MB>ESs Of BODY INCREASES.
VICTIM StFFERs IRON IN.
GRE tSING PAIN.

o. ,-.ae'a'ed Press.
LONDON. sept. Slate tonight
Lord Mayor MarSwiney of Cerk ws<
rrpartrd 60 be slightly fevcrish. Tho
nunaburss In his limbs and the dlzsinsss
from which he suffered during the esy
WIRE Increasing. but the patient vas
siill eonSriuus.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-10
Strikes Standing Car.

The accident secured when the
Packard twin.six touring ear b"ing
driven hy Ncnallc struck Studehakcr
automobile occupied by party of tour
lists an nn "mhankmcnt at the foni ~ n
hill IN tourists had stopped and one
~ IN" r % had gone to get water e.
ill his radiator. according io reports
The cai was left standing headed south
Ncnablc's car struck the Studohakci
from the rear. kn|king Il down th'
embankmcnt and through the barbcd
wire fence nj the left, II II said The
Packard overturned down the cmhsnk.
mcnt Ia IN. right,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-10
I'inned licnrath Wrrrk.

thrown out and clcaI of the wIcCk. cx.
ccp,ing Ncnshlc. who was pinned In n,
The wheel Two women and twu chill.
,lrcn occupied the Studchakcr.
Ncnablc's ear was hadly demolished
The damage Ia the other car IN said to
bc slight.
The attending physician said last
night that he believed Ncn,hi" would
recover. although his condition was So.
ri"us u" was injured internally. and
suffrrcd fractured jaw. luusing nearly
all his teeth and was cut about the
face His left arm also was frlctuI cd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-10
Trsmway srrvIcr 10 Halt.

~ 'ssststrd Press.
DtHLIN. Sept. p.-The eailve tram.
wsy srrrice ln Dublln viii he snspen6e&
Tor two hours tomorrow to enable The
employrs a. march o. q mass Tor LORD
Mayor MacSwinry.