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Evening journal., 1920-12-09
RALDIIVG IS
CONTINUED

LONDON. Dec. 9.-tUnfted Press)-
Recurrence Of lighting between Sim
Feln and British forces in ireland was
looked for today. Hope OF a quick
peace appeared 20 have been lost and
the government. by selling municipal
buildings for It's officers and ooncen-
tratIng lis forces. Indicated 10 was
making ready for a hard winter cam
paign
The Irish ONCE declared Sim Fein
attacks on police had continued
th rOughout the peace talk. The gov
ernment also continued It's ralus on
/ the grounds that Irish republican
/ leaders had not suggested peace.
The breaking on OF peace negotia-
tlons was indicated In the announce
ment OF Arthur Henderson and VIII
liam Adams0n that they will not re-
turn 10 Ireland Tho two labor mem
hers OF Parliament we're confident OF
truce on returning from a week S
stay In ireland. during which they as
serted they were assured Irish leaders
Z wanted peace.
= Their report was considered by IN
cablnot. where li was decided M
peace feelers had not been thrown on
. hy men qualified 10 speak for The Sint
Feln. Henderson had offered 10 return
, 10 Ireland as the governments media
tor, an offer apparently rejected.
Archbishop Clune, according 70 r.
ports today, conferred with Premier
Lloyd George late yesterday. bringing
CONTINUED on PAGE Tcll
Evening journal., 1920-12-09
OLD WORLD DIPLOMACY
CAUSES LEAGUE FRICTION

Rowell was aroused by the efforts
Of European delegates to establish a
number Of technical commissions
which the Canadians regarded as SUI
pernuOus. R0well declared IL was
useless 10 burden the league with a
number OF suptrnumaries until the
league was certain OF its owl exist
noe NJ HanOtauX. France. had
made the suggestions, intlmating that
European diplomats could be trusted
TO know what was best
you say We should have confidence
In European stabesmenf" R0well de-
manded
III was European policies That
drenched the world with blood II
Is the European policy from which
we now suffer, and viii continue %
suffer for generations.
There are 5000 Canadians under
/ the soil OF Flanders. That Is The price
/ Canada pad for European stltesman-
ship attempting 90 settle European
problems. ] place the blame directly
on a few, nevertheless they they W. re
Europeans"
Evening journal., 1920-12-09
CALLED WHITE SWEET;
NEGRO Is FINED $40

Alleged 10 have acted too famlllarly
toward Mrs Helen Henderson and Mrs.
Mary Bauski. white, at Sixth and
Church streets. last night, shady
Adams. Negro, was fined $40 and costs
on a charge OF disorderly conduct by
Judge Hastings In Municipal Court
this morning.
The girls and their moth er said mat
the Negro approached them at skin
and Church streets and addressed Mrs.
Henderson as sweets" 10 was said
that he acted In The same manner
when he saw she two girls at the
same corner about a week ago.
shady denied the charge and en-
deayOred 90 prove an alibl.
Evening journal., 1920-12-09
$4,000 FROM CAH00N
FOR PALMER HOME

RIvERHEAD. n. Y. Dec .. UNITED
Prrss) The viii OF Edwin d. Cahoon
millionaire founder Of the Riker-
Hegaman chain OF drug stores, who
died recently in Grand Rapids. Mich.
filed for probate here. awarded lhe
Eastern Long Island Hospital and the
Palmer Home for Aged. Dover. Del
$1,000 each. 10 be received at the
death OF any Of the recipients Of trust
funds left TO Cahoons sisters and
brothers.
Clarence NJ. Cahoon, Wilmington
Del, received 5000.
Evening journal., 1920-12-09
BANQUET and
DANCING FOR
GOLDEY GRADS
Delightful Features at Din
ner and Reception of
Alumni Association
HARRY P. GUNBY AGAIN
CHOSEN PRESIDENT

With the students and former stu
dents present. representing every
class since the founding Of the lnsti-
tuition. the Alumni Association OF
Goldey COLLEGE. gave a dinner, a re-
cepiion and dance In the Hotel du-
Pont last ev mag IN honor OF the
graduating class of 1920. The dim Pr
was held IN the duBarry room. the
reception In the foyer and the dance
In the grand ballroom. In an Its fea-
lures. The function was a pronounced
success. Covers were laid for 2i9 and
every place was filled. Il was In all
respsc cts. the biggest and best event
OF It's kind ever held by the assoc a.
shortly after $50 o'clock the guests
and members Of the Alumni Assocla-
/ tiOn sat down 90 the deliahtful ban
quei ln the duBarry room Decorations
at the tables were large punches OF
| yellow chrysanihemums. seated a
/ the SPEAKERS table were Harry y
/ Gunby. president OF the association
and Mrs. Gunhy: Prof. John ID. Ma
| honey, of Philadelphia, City C0un'
/ Gilman and Mrs Alexander r. ADra'
/ hams. Mr. and Mrs George Carter, \
n. Andrews and Miss Elizabeth NJ
Bullock. The tabla that was assigned
10 the faculty OF the college had th'
| following guests: Professor and Mrs
w. r. Douglas, Professor and Mrs. J
r. Fuller, Professor and Mrs. j +
Phillips, Miss Ruth Phillips and M!s'
Eleanor Cannon.
THE dinner was presided over b!
Mr.. Gunby. who also acted as toast
master. Between the courses com
munity singing was enjoyed. TN
was led by Guy Ford Among ih
songs sung were Whispering am
"The Love Nest" These musical mum
bers. interspersed with class yells
added 20 the gsycty or the occasion.
, The following menu was served
J Crane fruit maraschino. consomm
Continued on PAGE Tenl.
Evening journal., 1920-12-09
CuRIsTMAs TREES ARRIVE.

Thirtacn Shopping days 20 UHTIsI-
masi That the NuletIde season is
near is evident from the arrival yes
terday afternoon of the flrst Christ
mas trees. They were stacked up al
Fourth and West streets, the advance
siriplings OF a pine forest soon TO crop
up along Fourth street.
Evening journal., 1920-12-09
HARVARD HONORS
DELAWARE SONS

Alexis l. dupont, Harvard '92, and
Henry F. dupont, Harvard '03, have
been singled out for appointment on
committees Of the Board OF Overseers
OF Harvard University, and as such
will have general oversight { over the
work OF certain departments OF thi
University during the current year.
Alexis I. dupont Is TO be a member
Of the committee TO visit the depart
ment Of chemistry, while Henry F
dupont will be on the committee fOi
the Arnold ArbOretum. which is Har.
wards botanical garden.
Among the graduates Of national re-
nown appointed 10 various commit
tees OF the Harvard Overseers thii
wear are General Leonard Wood
franklin ID. Roosevelt owen Wister
senator Lodge and Thomas w. La
mont.
..t-..-- V..f,.r Gaf. Nffffr rnaEa. rahuG
Evening journal., 1920-12-09
MONEY COMES FOR
SCHOOL PHONOGRAPH

Contributions OF money TO be ap-
piled to he purchase OF a Victrola
for use In the little whltewashed
public school out near Ogletown con.
tinue to come in TO the editor OF The
Even ng Journal. Those thus far re-
ceived ar, as follows.
W. 4. Layuelu- ....--............t .to-'v
James F. Price.................... zoo
p. NJ DaNis............... o.UO
Contributions OF monograph rec
ords have been received from Nathan
Miller Mr.. and Mrs. Levi X. Bowen,
Mss Margaret Stirling and A Friend.
Those who wish TO assist in max
ing the lives OF the Riddles who go 10
this Isolated little country school
brighter and happier should send in
their contributions OF cash or records
at once, addressing them 10 the Editor
Of The Evening Journal.
Evening journal., 1920-12-09
ONLY RICH BACH
MAY HAVE EDNA

Fnda Drulucz. Pueblo, Colo, in a
letter today 10 Mayor Taylor, asks
him to nnd her THE best looking
bachelor In Wilmington for a hus-
band"
be rich. "same as I am"
Evening journal., 1920-12-09

little friends In the city who have fine
homes and the best OF health. Those
who are In charge OF SunnybrOOk
Cottage expect TO see TO II that they
maze n real christmas 700 ~ 40 a DE
trimmings, Tut point out that their
eniOymcnt Will be more genuine n
they can be told that the sale OF
Christmas seals and health bonds,
which Is now being conducted, has
raised enough money 10 assure the
future OF lher cottage home for some
tim 90 come.
The children at the cottage, who are
all between The ag's OF and II years,
/ do moi have very many wants as spe-
cimen letters which they are writing
IN santa will attest One Of the girls,
/ "A wears old. has written the follow
ing: 80.
.Dear Santa Claus VIII you lease
hiring me a pair Of kid gloves, size o3a
Your loving friend; .
A bow. living at the cottage, who Is
'''' "December 7. 1929.
Dear Santa;-I would like a pair q
roller skates. Thank you very much
d" FRANK"
Some Of the children whose mothe
or faih-r live al Hope Farm, wlthh
walking distance from The cottage
will have happy reunions with thel
parents on Christmas Day, and II the
; had to 20 all the way from town
tvonid be hard for ih EN-. The child
rsn are not tubercular. but stay a
snnnvbrook 30 they may have IN
hest chance not 20 contract the all
mcnt.
tuberculosis prevention wor
y among the colored people OF Deiawar
Continued on Page Ten
Evening journal., 1920-12-09

happy children IN
lhr Op NA e.
schOOi at sunny
brook Cottage, the
chlldren's tubercu-
',ssis preventOrium,
above Brandywine
Springs. The writ
Ing Of these letters
is leadin- them 10
anticipate with as
ss. ....N arf.a na Ill 3D. o.
Evening journal., 1920-12-09
FT sATFRE TO TALK CHARTER.

An open me Ting % an IeslutnIa "
Elsmere has been called by the BIS
mere civics Club 90 be held 40 The
Oak Grove SchOolhouse, at 3 o'clock
Friday evening, December a. At his
m citing. quqesii0ns relat lE 10 pro-
posed changes IN the town charter
and other matters OF great Interest TO
no citizens OF Elsmcre WI be d s.
cussed 10 Is hoped that many persons
will attend this meeting.
Evening journal., 1920-12-09
sUN ANn TInE.
LOST AND FOUND


II OST-CHILD'S BROWN CLOTH
IL glove drown leather bound for left
'aind. In going from 18th and Bassett
hard 10 iith. Reward II returned 70
b23 +. iith St. dec5-lL
Continued on Page Twelve.
Evening journal., 1920-12-09
CARLY PEACE HOPE BETWEEN IRELAND
AND ENGLAND FADES; EXPECT FIGHTING
NONECOTZATTONS
AFTER SZNN FEN
FAILS TO SPEAK

henderson Would Re
turn to Ireland As
Governments Medi-
ator, But offer Is Re
tused--Say Archbish-
OPP Brings Direct
Word From Griffith.
S e 2 e Municipal
Buildings for Fight
ing Forces
Evening journal., 1920-12-09
Saving TOTS
FROM PLAGUE
II Children at Sunnybrook
Cottage Are Guarded
Against tuberculosis
SEAL SALE WILL
HELP INSTITUTION

Letters 10 Santa are occupying sOme
OF the spare time OF the seventeen
Evening journal., 1920-12-09
TODAY'S TEMPTRlTURF

At The Evening Journal Cnlce.
goo A. M....2S 1900 p. NIB
1000 A. M.....32 100 p. NIB
Evening journal., 1920-12-09
NO POSTPONEMENT
OF TAX PAYMENTS

WASHINGTON, nc. Q United
pressl-Republican members or 4no
senate finance committee ioddl u.
cided 90 defer action on lie ~ ~
Of buslness men f0r post9 9o,.s.i's,iit ~ s,ier-
income lax payments anu ioi
sion OF losses. ,,o -oiief asked
- rr.eschei after q study OF a recent
',s,ii..rsnt bv Secretary Of the lreas-
Srv @ Houston who said the govern
.,ssnf us couid not afford 10 grant either
- fhe measures requested.
s05 worth o. Records free. Afford
- - 90 ~ OH SL-AQY.
Evening journal., 1920-12-09

4 cheap. heallhul rood Clover
Da!ry safe MIX. Phone i540.-AdS,
Evening journal., 1920-12-09

Glover Dairy Safe MIX makes robus
children. Phone i5i0.-Ady.
Evening journal., 1920-12-09
THE WEATHER

Cloudy and slightly colder tonight:
Friday, partly cloudy. strong north
W nds, diminishing by Friday.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-20
GRAND FORKS HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER q, 1920.
The NelU Metropolitan TheQfer
Will Open extM Onddy Eueninq

and, have bullion fringe and tassels..
Mr.. Mccarthy said yesterday that Of
all their playhouses, the Gdraperies in
the New Metropolitan are the most
beautiful and Host satisfactorily
Thes electrical work was done by
Tom McGoey of this city. Mr.. Nc:
sGoey installed new switchboards, new
DINNERS, new stage lights and hung
a beautiful new design, decorated to
harmonic with the general color
scheme. II
The. furniture and carpet depart
ment Of the Ontario Store put down
the heavy battleship linoleum in the
lobby Of the, theater.N This llinoleum,
which IL sold by the Ontario Store, is
cemented to the floor, making it more
durable and ~serviceable. =
A new concrete floor was construct
ed in the basement and under the
stage. This work was done by the
firm Of westlund and Ryan,. local
manufacturers of concrete blocks
well castings, water tanks. etc. The
in the ladies' waiting room.
The basement sewerage system was
remodeled and made more sanitary
by the Northwestern Plumbing and
Heating company Of this city. This
firm also o%verhauled the boiler and
did other general plumbing work.
The Dakota Plumbing and Heating
company Of this city installed the
modern toilets and wash basins
These are Of the latest sanitary type
This frm also repaired the heating
system, ~rearranged the piping, etc.
II The general carpentry repair work
was done by K. C.. Hunter, a loca
contractor. The seats, which nov
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-20
are fhrmer and much more comfor.
table, also were repaired by Mr.. Hun

are 8firNner and much more comfor.
table, also were repaired by MI. Hun
ter. =
The long aisle rugs, the waiting
room carpets, ana a few fdraperies
were dry cleaned and steam cleaned
by The Pantorium. They are fresh.
clean and give every appearance of
being newly purchased.
Vulcanite roofing has been used to
cover the theatef. Vulcanite roofs
r considered the best grade of roof
.ings for public buildings. / 4
Work on8the roof was under the di-
rection Of Roy Wylie, one Of the best
roofing foremen in this part of the
northwest. .
vulcanite 10 distributed by the Nc
Clellan Paper company, Minneapolis,
MINI.
From the above brief resume Of the
work done on the theater, it can be
easily seen what Mccarthy Brothers
have done to make the New Metro
politan Theater q playhouse of beau
ty and comfort. Nothing has been
spared in the re-decorating and gem
eral improving work. Everything
that was necessary to make it a beau
tiful, healthy place for amusement
seekers has been done, with the re-
suit that the New Metropolitan is a
theater OF which Mccarthy Brothers
are; Justly proud.
They have not thought only Of the
comfort and health of their patrons
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-20
Many Improvements Made
II Play House, Statement
By Manager r. McC arthy

have been made. Frank Mccarthy,
who planned all the changes. had in
mind the comfort and heath Of local
theatergoers when he started work,
and he has succeeded in giving them
one OF the most beautiful playhouses
in the northwest. HI @
The North Dakota Decorating COM
ipany of Fargo designed the interior
decorations. H. Boerth. a. represen-
tative Of that company, had charge of
the work. Mr.. Boerth, who, by the
way. is a former Grand Forks resi-
dent, has completed one Of the. finest
decorating Jobs seen in this section OF
the state. The interior decorating
has been done in a combination Of
greys. giving a very quiet, subdued.
yet brilliant tone, to the completed
work. It has made the Metropolitan
q much cherrier, much prettier play
house.
H. Henderson, Of Benner & Begg's.
had charge Of the d%raperies. Ben
e & Begg provided the draperies
for the entire house. and MI. Hen
derson put them up. All Grapes are
in velour. The side Grapes are of
mulberry double-face velour, and the
balances are double-face mulberry
velour of the Austrian puff type.
They are trimmed with gold braid
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-20

Inasmuch As the New Metropolitan Is
to besthe home OF legitimate produc-
tons ana special vaudeville. It u nee
essary to have clean, sanitary and
beautiful dressing rooms. Every
dressing room in the theater has been
overhauled. New doors have been
put in, new plunsbing has been in
have been re-decorated.
The New Metropolitan is truly a
theater beautiful. Only by seeing 1t
will Grand Forks residents fully APP
preciate what Mccarthy Brothers
have done for them, and there is no
doubt that Grand Forks residents will
investigate for Themselves, for al
ready there have been many inquiries
as to the opening performance.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-20
TO SAVE HISTORIC RELICS.

Paris, Oct. 2.-(Mail.)-The law
prohibiting the export Of works Of art
from France just. promulgated pro-
vtdes that objects Of national inter-
est" from a historical or artistic point
OF view can only leave the country
after permission has been granted by
the minister Of public instruction.
1880, the works of artists, sculptors
and decorators WHO have been dead
more than 20 years at the date Of ex-
%portation and objects obtained by ex-
cavation in France are affected by the
law. 500 '9
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-20
Refrigerated In A
Combination Of Colors And
improvements Giving Il
Predominant Distinction
Among Theaters; The En-
tire Interior Has Been Re
modelled With An Aim OF
Installing Nothing But The
Best.

When the New Metropolitan Thea
ter opens next Monday night under
the management Of Frank Mccarthy,
local representative Of Mccarthy
Brothers, Grand Forks theatergoers
will see one of the most beautiful
and comfortable playhouses in the
northwest. The Metropolitan, which
recently was leased by the Mccarthy
Brothers, has been entirely re-decor-
ated and many interior improvements
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-22
LITTLE ROCK AGAIN
LOSES To PANTHERS
ROBERTSON WI>S OWN GNME FOi
CHAMPIONS ~ IINiS
lEiGtE

loig Mul;fil Sept % Robertson
won hia ,"u gtur tur luu Worth from
Little lturk here tuday The two
teams went ulp t4r De half oi thr
t'uth With lhr sroIs . and . Hoffman.
Haley aud OlI.u singled ~ order.
iiilinE ta' bases with none uut.
Thv runners we're Kept from apufin.
earlier br,i.lsr 400 81 ihe hits W,r.
short pholHu nltt'd Tor nlwurth and
auuvi iinh,ttsur then drus, Miller
G" Oh. rUp'. Cot hIs long us, and llon.
nan counted
lirl" lto.t uad four pit, hers iu uu
effort Geo stop th, T,sls league cham
Ni'ra l"lluNhOft said Goo b, ~, aC.
90 me : .ih,.u association. was sent
O" %" HhUw'H iI the first inning u
N.s iu, second game between thr iNI
teams. i.ti Worth winning the nrst
TIL. att,uiauD" was announced 40
$500
Font worth s,or,d in the frs, ,n s,n.
gi'H it S.D aud Williams. ana q cub
%, Kraft
IN, Tav,Irra scored lu ihD second
"n single, hy Hunter MDGuuis and
GLEASON
m, rauth,rs added another Boo th.
iEi.d when liavutth walked lt.hpt.
sea EuI stow singled William ilufr
.u uHd htl,s produced the tA.I
Panther run iu th, uth
Tho Travellers tied The count iU th.
sixth Wanu wIlk,d. kunlpUNrr sir.
Sled. Hunter sacrificed, and N.Giurlt
singled. .rtring " iuu luuni.d gD.l|
nc"i scoring kuhlhp,kor
The teams NII Iusuu, iH. series
ThursltN iu IIft. liuYk Uul p.lvl
through Saturday. if the third game
~ needed. Should sixth game lei
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-22
Win In Nintli

~ fesnr iafN' lFrsa
DETROIT. S,.'. el-N r.Ujb.rniu.
rally ra,. Detroit victory over Wash
iugt,n today.
Sruro hy Innings T..
Washington ........ go l3p uOu--ii
B,i-,f ....... SEQ o.. o0i-fa
Eattnri,a-Eouu. Courtney Erickson
and charity. Ncl,h aud Chzlor
Isumclrtcu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-22

BOSTON. Srrt 90 Chicago closed
is -'asnn in Boston today bv losing
and ,uahlinr Boston g. win lh" series
from the visitors
Score by innings Il
Chicago .......... ..... NNh Nol Ulo--
p.stpn ................ TOO loo u.N--i
ilattcrir,-M Martin Ch'ycs and XIII.
f,r. Dtsghg,g and D'Nvll
Lakes of uuruco swarm with croco.
1ilrs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-22
SHIP PANHANDLE CATTLE
TO GRASS AROUND T0YAH



TOYAll Texas. Sept n Recent
heavy rains hay. cati-'d much luxur.
isri growth 81 grasses weeds aud 9th.
80 fmtni u iut-ts' on The hundreds 81
square miles - range tributary 1" this
eity ihpt rnnchiucn ARE trying tn Sc
,are cntl" for pasluraF". u ~ esiimat.
"a that flUm 20000 o. % OOo head ~
cattle. On addition Go thu~n now ON the
tanrh,s vii De- needed "a make usa ~
the immense crop Of forage no wcov.
,ring the furfac" az 'he earth IN this
vicinity H.. growth If "l1larec' "
r,r,irulnrly heavy and viii furnish
ahuudln' pastuugr for many months.
The chamber ~ Commerce ~ Toyah
has appealed To- The chambers 81 con-.
u.r,o ~ Nov Mexico and thr Pnnhnn'
dl.. ~ TrNi1 90 acuulint IN" cattle
men e.. their respective section with
the Rp' th1' p1stGrtcc may hc had at
Tuah and tu urg. them. u In need ~
ulstufllr Geo Wri the ~c,r tatN ui the
O. yah examination About $500 head
~ cattle principally from the Pan.
handle already have Teen shipped to
Tu5ih pastures - De- wintcrci.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-22
GAINES COUNTY sTOCKMAN
CARRIED To HOSPITAL

SEMINOLE. Sept ?i.-M q. Gibbs
q prominent HtoCkman IN the western
lart 81 Gaines county. was brought
through S'minol" Yesterday murniar
un his way to LubbocF for surgical
treatment lie was accompanied by the
lval physician. Dr. l.. -. richards
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-22
Nanks Beat browns

- Homm.u :. Ciroi'c ! struck uut.-bs
Cirnttc =. Rummeli ?
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-22

late work of the iocai organization is
the preparation Of an exhibit from
Gaines c0uniy Ia 80 To- the South
Plains fair At Lubbock. the State fair
~ Dallas. and the Cotton palace at
Waco. AlaO "a committee N ~ work
luuking 10 better transportation facll.
tiles Tor this part ~ the country.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-22
SEMINOLE NOW MEMBER
COMMERCE ORGANIZATION


SEMINOLE. sept al l.. Far.
ruW field organizer f,r the Wet Tex.
as Chamber q Commerce. SPOKE 10 n
crowded nous ~ the court huusc Ht
Scminoll. las; night As RESULT the
Svniun'" iu,al Chamber 81 Commerce
has affiliated with the West Texas
Chamber 81 Commerce. and the local
chamber NOR. than doubled i,r present
membership. pruspcctnrs and settlers
sre comiug To Gaines county actually
by the hundreds now. and the immsd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-22
xIaiicd fur Rommell In seventh.
xsRaiicd for Naylur in ninth.


SUMMARY - Twu.hasv hits. GriiiiH.
Iommen Schalk. Weaver: three hase
hits Weaver. Rlsbetg has' IN balls
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-22
3LEAGUE LEADERS
HIT HARD AND WIN
INDIANS HEAT BOSTON. ls.l-.
WITT son TRIM Piiii.i.
DEl.plilA


CLEVELAND. Sept. 81 THE Clrye
land Indians baiicd three iiision pitch
,rr nj viii today and won their seventh
s..nseputiyc victory. They VIII enter
tho ecrics with the Chicago White Sox
Thrrmiay with O. lead IN tho American
.lcaguc pcnnant race Il uuc and half
~ss,,ea Tho sfrrIe.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-22
lih Three Pitchers

CHICAGO. Sept 81 - I'lrgiug ,ieh
teen hits OF thru, pitchers the en-.
cagl White SnX TODAY won their sixth
gans .n row IN Oh. American league
pcnnani race. defeating Philadelphia u
the third ana final gam, e the series.
thereby keeping laCy with Cleveland.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-22

tiy Associated Press.
ST LOi-tS. sept. % View York hJ'.
tad hand t"lay and defeated - Louie
Ruth led The Ht'ark, with q sinai" o
double and r. triple.
Score hy innings Il.
view York .........,... - 1907 unn-N
- Louis .............. 30 iun 0uh-i
Rattcrirs-Dch,rry iurvN 10 B'rhlDr
and SEVERED Shawhcy and Hannah.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-22

SHI~~t your tires s--
cofdine 10 Tho foaon
they have 20 travel
In sandy or hilly eoua.
try. wherever tho going
l. apt 20 be hcsvy-Tse
U. S. Nobby.
For ordinary country
r1sd,-The U. S. Ch,ia
or Usco.
Fer front wh.e!l-Th.
u. S. Plain.
For best reauit---
orerywhere-U. S.
Royal Cord.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-22
Champions shut Out

" NNNTlaTfI I-FFHs1
NEW YORK. Sept "a -1tlncy out
riirhs-i Napirr ir the final game h'-
tween Nc'y York aud Cincinn ~ tuday,
and the Giants won.
Score lv Innings Il
Cincinnati ............. u"b uuh unh-b
NrW lurk ......... zoe 200 iON--l
Rnucrios-Nap.,s and Dai',Ii. TONY
aud smith 80
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-22

Summary - Thrc,.luse hit. Spctk'r,
home run smith. stolen bases. Hooper.
Scott: base an balls. off Jones = HAT.
per :: struck cut. by Ioyt !. Covelc b
kie >.