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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-02-22
MAY DYNAMITE
TEMPE. BRIDE

Continued from Page Onel
and with each other 10 hang 10 an the
unsupported end of each.
When low water season comes. the
state engineer says, arrangements VIII
be made for safeguarding The bridge
from future floods. The pier between
the faulty pier and south abuttmcnt
pier viii be rebuilt into an adult
ment" pier with regular and known
bedrock base. After that is done tho
faulty pier, il # stiu remains win bc
made over into another "abuttmcnt'
pier, and then there VIII be the Car
gantuan task OF lacking up the sag
ging load that amounts TO 1900, 900 and
that must be raised five and onC-quar-
ter inches.
The reproduction cost OF the bridge
is estimated, at present prices, at
about $4,000 per span.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-02-22
THE FORTiETH DOOR

BY Mary Hastings Bradley. d. APP
pleton & company. publishers. New
York. Price. Sits.
To Egypt, the land of strange.
witching beauty and romance, OF yelled
women and curious customs, this story
carries US.
Aimee's spirit and usefulness. her
piquancy and loneliness caught and held
Jack Riders imagination. How could
he let her slip away-and forever lose
the happiness he had tasted that night
at the masquerade, to which she had
so daringly escaped. Into the sacred
seclusion of Turkish harems, through
mysterious blind alleys and dark,
damp caverns he fought his way.
Against him were ranged all the forces
of a selfish father and of diabolically
selfish promised husband. of doors
strongly sealed and faithfully guarded.
With his wits pitted against these
overwhelming odds he took his chance.
With cunning he planned his coups.
and with fearlessness he carried out his
designs. And when he penetrated the
secret places of the palace how did the
beautiful Aimee meet her ardent lover :?
Could inpetuous American youth break
down the barriers of old and honored
customs?
In The Fortieth Door, Mrs. Bradley
solves the problem for us-solves it
with that masterIW handling of sus-
pense which marks real artist.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-02-22

CONTINUED from Page Oue9
son, NORM, Nolan, Nicholas. Michigan;
Rhodes, Scott, Sinclair, Noigt. Total %.
Democrats against:
Almon. Ashbrook, AsWell, Ayers,
Babka, Bankhead, Barley. Bee Bland,
Missouri; Bland Virginia: RoN BeN.
Brand, Briggs, Binson, BrumbauEh,
Buchanan, Byrnes, South Carolina
Byrnes. Tennessee; Caldwell, Camp
bell. Pennsylvania; Gambler, Carew.
Carter. Casey, Collier. Connally. Gull
len, Dent. Dickinson, Missouri; Dono-
van. Dooling, Doremus. Doughtpn,
Eagan, Evans, Montana; Evans, Ne
vada; Fisher, Gallagher, GalliFan.
Candy, South Dakota Ganley New
York. Gard, Garner. Foldfogle- Good
win, Griffin. HamiIl, Hardy, Texas,
Hastings, Hayden. Helm, Howard,
Hudleston, Hull, Tennessee; IgOe. Jaco-
way Johnson. Kentucky. Johnson.
Mississippi: Jones, Texas; Kiuchcloe,
Kitchin, Lanham Landlord Lazaro,
Lea, California; Lee, Georgia; Lesher
McAndrews, McCnntic. McDuffie Nc
Glennon. Mckeown. McKiniery 1ic-
Lane, Maher. Major, Mansfield. Mar
tin, Mayes, Mead, Michigan; MooniIeu-
nessee; Mooney, Ohio Nelson Mis-
souri, Nichols, South Carolina;
O'ConneI New York; O'COnuor. Lou
Rainey. Alabama; Henry II. Rainey,
John w. Rainey, Raker, Riordau, Rob
inson, Romjue. Rouse, Kenuckyf
Rowan, Rubey, Rucker, SABBATH, SAM
ders. Louisiana, Sherwood, Sims, Sis
son. SmithWick, Stedman. Stephens.
Mississippi; Stevenson, Steel, Tague.
Taylor. Arkansas; Thomas. Tlllman.
Watkins, Weaver Welty. Whaley. VIII
son, Louisiana; Wilson Pennsylvania
Wingo, Wise, Young, Texas. Total l-3-
Miscellaneous
Carss. independent; Randall, Drohi-
bitionist. Total 2.
Grand total against. 80.
Twelve members were paired on this
vote, as follows;
Kennedy. republican. Iowa, for. with
Dominick democrat, South Carolina,
against; Scully. democrat. New Jcr-
sey. for, with Clark, democrat Mis-
souri, against; F'ordney. republican
Michigan, for. with Summers. demo-
Graf. Texas, against; Sanders, rcpub-
lican, Indiana, for, with Davey. demo
crat, Ohio. against: Blanton, democrat,
Texas, for, with Curry. repuhltca1.
California, against: Graham, repub-
lican. Pennsylvania, for. with Finson.
democrat. Georgia, against.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-02-22
The SPLENDID ou1cAsr

BY George Gibbs. Appleton & COM
pany, publishers New York. Price
$500.
This is very interesting book in
which some of the main features are
laid in the great war Jim Horton
meets his brother. Harry, on the bat
tlefield whom he has not seen or heard
from for five years. Harry. who was
a lieutenant, was detailed by his su-
perior officer 20 perform some task in
the great battle that was raging. He
manifested the yellow streak again
which he has carried with him all his
life and was trying TO shirk his lob
when, Jim, his brother, found him. Jim,
who was a corporal. made him change
clothes with him and carried out the
mission TO which Harry had been as
signed. but in doing so. he was griev-
ously wounded.
In the cool, quiet ward of n hospital
he regains consciousness. How he
came there and when, he is not at all
sure. AS his mind clears, however
ne flnds that he is about to be deco
rated for bravery in the great war
That is all very splendid. of course but
immediately there comes a series of
startling surprises to set his tired brain
awhirl. To begin with. he discovers
That lovely girl believes him TO be
hsr husband. He tries to explain but
she will have nothing of il, and as DAYS
go by he finds himself deeply in love
with her. Moreover. he finds that he
and the girl are principals in a das-
tardly scheme to blackmail a rich
Frenchman Here is a find muddle!
Is he a hero or is he an outcast from
the world of honor and respectability?
AS he convalesces he formulates a
plan to clear up the situation and once
out of the hospital sets IL in motion
only to be drawn into the depths of
the Paris underworld
But all is we'll that andS
everyone will be satisfied with the way
things end
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-02-22
LITER AZURE and ART
BY J. w. MARTIN

aware even of The war that has been
going on for two years.
A Zeppelin raid, however, brings
Baltazar back TO the world and by
great concentration he at last gets back
into life and repairs the gap between
himself and recent history. Incident
ally. he finds the son of whose exist
ance he had not known. a young lieu
tenant recovering from the wound of a
shattered foot, and the girl he had
once loved, Marcelle.
How Baltazar plunges back into
events with his great mind and be-
comes a sort of minister of propaganda
in his country's fight makes a very
good story. Equally gripping is the
story of his final fall, when he risks
his new-found place to shield his SON.
who has played the fool in an affair
with noblewoman. In the end how
ever. he triumphs, for Marcelle, who
has refused him when he is in power
accompanies him when he. defeated
returns to China at the head of mis-
sion, leaving his sons future safe.
The characters in the book arc its
strongest point, and are very we'll
drawn indeed. The plot and action is
equally successful. and all in all, the
book can be recommended for almost
any variety of reader, except the va
riety which must have something sweet
and sticky for this book is neither.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-02-22
THE HOUSE OF eALrAzAR

JOhn Lane company, New York City.
n. Y. Price $3.50.
Like other works of William j.
Locke, is a worthy novel. and a fitting
successor to its authors previous sue
cesses. While it has none of the care
fully manufactured realism that so
many alleged novels smack of now
adays, the books characters are very
very much alive and very much the
sort that one would be glad to meet,
and they wind their way through a
story that is interesting and power
full. making the book one well worth
reading, either seriously or for simple
amusement.
I1ocke's new novel has 81 title that is
literal not figuartive. 1t concerns the
house of BaltaZar. John Baltazar, erst-
while mathematical wizard. powerful
character and, mental giant. and his
soldier son, Godfrey.
Fleeing from d wife he could not live
with and from the girl he loved and
who loved him. John Baltazar has re-
turned from China only to lose him
self in a hermit's life in a desolate spot
of England. with Chinaman student
as his sole companion. There the
opening of the story finds him. UNI
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-02-22
HAVE YOU EVER BOUGHT AN OIL
AND GAS LEASE?

AND GAS LEASE?
In order to help pay the expenses
of a deep test for oil and gas upon
tract of land in Texas, upon which L
have a very favorable geological re-
port, l am obliged to sell the oil and
gas rights to certain parts of the land.
/ will sell a number of 40-acre leases
for 5000 EACH and a few ten-acre
tracts for $50 each, these all located
close to the well. In the event oil or
gas are encountered in paying guam
titles, the value of these leases will
immensely increase, as is always the
case when a new well is brought in in
a given territory. In many instances
leases close to new we'll become
worth a fortune over night. If you
buy, you become the absolute owner of
the oil and gas rights in the particular
tract purchased. For particulars, ad
dress,
ABC. OIL, Inc,
SOS Barnes Bldg, Muskogee, Okla
References furnished upon request. It
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-02-22
BUILDING THE PACIFIC RAILWAY
BY Edwin L. Sabin
J. B. Lippincott Company,
Philadelphia, Publishers. Price $40

FhIIadeTphIa, PubHshers. PrIce 9<.UU
The construction story of Americas
first iron thoroughfare between the
Missouri river and California. from
the inception of the great idea. and
how the Central Pacific under Stan
ford. Huntington. and others built
eastward from Sacramneto, and the
Union Pacific. under Durant. Dodge,
Dillon and others fostered by the
government, built westward from
Omaha meeting at PromoH2tory
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-02-22
Truck
Manufactures

Wants distributor for state OF Ari-
IONA on good old line national adver-
tised line of trucks from * ton speed
wagons TO 3 n ton trucks. prices from
81 10000 TO $500 Manufacture win
furnish man in territory TO wholesale
and help retail during period of con-
tract. Box SO r Republican. dix
FOR SALE-Fertle eggs from Black
Langshans. They lay, weigh and pay.
Phone 1907. DIG
FOR SALE Twin motorcycIe.
cheap for cash. 102 y. Seventh awe
dis
IL YOU HAVE any old carpets or
clothes you wish woven into beautiful
velvety fluffy rugs, notify S. a.. Dob
ner at once. Phone S4S6. We also
weave Colonial rag rugs. 1t
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-02-22

SIOUX FALLS. s. D.. Feb. 21-
Three hundred persons made their
way through front and side exits OF
local theater tonight while firemou
fought a blaze in the projection rooms
in an effort 10 save the lie or John
Thcobold. "A years old, AN operator
However, the spread of the blaze WAS
too fast and Theobold was burned 10
a crisp.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-02-22
TOO LATE 70 CLASSIFY

CARPENTER WANTED-For about
ten days work on ranch at MarinCtto
Write addres and uamC TO Mr, Mont
gomery at S39 y. Second avenue. city
WANTED-Competa lady TO help
I'm housekeeping and do general house
work Phone 42R2 or 3345, or call in
person at 1922 West Monroe. I-
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-02-22

Small Investors

Persons spending the winter in Ari
IONA We can provide profitable and
pleasant business; no hard work, good
profit; 5000 will do this. Call 122 w.
WASHINGTON ST If
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-02-22
Dancing Schools

AMERICAN ACADEMY OF DANCING
So E. Adams.
Latest dances taught daily. ! to $50
p. m. Call in person for appointment.
w. l.. KING, Darc.ns Teacher. dr.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-02-22
Plating

Pianos and Players
PIANOS AND PLAYERS
Largest stock of high grade instru-
ments in Arizona. Bargains in used
pianos. Repairs and refinishing.
r E D E w L l. S
222 West Washington Street
II
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-02-22
Detective Bureaus

! GRIFFIS DETECTIVE BUREAU,
"a East Washington St. Room Ma
Jestic hotel. Phone 1895. Criminal and
private Investigations. Corresponding
agencies in all principal cities. II
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-02-22
HOUSE APPROVES
COMPROMISE BILL

CONTINUED from Page one9
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-02-22

We repair electric motors and fans
motor rewindi7g, elevators maintained
and repaired. Vinson. % n. End Ave.
Phone 1898. u
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25
BLUES LOSE TEN-|NNING
CONTEST TO PANHANDLE
BY TWO TO ONE SCORE

The Post ofuoc Elucs lost ten.
Inning mtchers' battle suuday afternoon
TO- Panhandle at Panhandle. \. HUI.
SON. iDithp9w. made his initial aup,a-.
anco with The lilucs allowing only three
hiis. striking out n and walking only
one. Hudson had some ins. in.irorq
and sniHuil, that are said tu have
hafi,d ia" Panhandle players. CROW
pitched fu Panhandle aud lct tho Blues
have only three hits. walked four and
riruok uut iev,n. Wright caught Tor
Panhandle
The l.lucs madc their bono run in the
third inning. while Panhandle scored
d. mt tally be- the afth frame
Th" E'I.r' lineup was s. Hudson.
pitcher STAY. catcher. Jarst first basc.
langf1d. H'cond bas': Higgins. short.
stop. ;. Taylur third base: Hirging
i'rht f,ld' q Taylor. center field: Web.
ster. LETT field.
Th' Elucs viii play Canyon az can.
yon Wednesday. Canyon will come
here Tor game Friday The Blues viii
play Tascosa here next sunday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25
Aii NAMED
To State CONVENTION

Special 70 The News.
1T. SUMNER. y. ~, May 1.-Thc
Democratic county convention met here
Saturday Tor the purpose 81 .sleciirg
delegates to the state conN enii0n Witch
win meet ~ Roswell June .. TO elect
delegates to the National Convention ut
san Francisco.
This convention was fully attended
aud not single dlscordhnt note was
alunded Every speech was full Of OPP
tirm for IN, victory of both the state
ana National democratic ticket In No
ycmhcr
The convention was 80 enthusiastic
that they elected double their quota.
thus giving each delegate half vote
in the convention. \ chairman and
rccrciary 81 the Democratic central
committee were elected also two mem
bcfs ~ the state central committee
were elected to serve for the next iva
years
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25
CUIL HAIR THIS WAY
AND KEEP 1T HEALTHY

% has boon found that the use OF q
Larul,fs nuld which druggists know
as Hilmcinr.' will keep the straight
,st hair IN curl for the longest Time
giyng Il the appearance 81 the nat
uulucts. hpr.ics keeping the hair soft.
e. and glosfirr than possible with
the heated iron The LIQUID should b.
applied with clean tooth brush be-.
turo ding up "a, hair drawing the
brush through the hair from crown -
tp
The hair viii he beautifully wavy
and curling and will lie easily and
loosely on az, head. ~ d, should. con.
,id,rug a. wclfaW from 4 hygiene
atnudpni1t 4 few ounces ~ liquld
u'mruut vii last for months AMI as
q b. really beneficial To- the hair. II
Mould De- generally adopted hy the faif
usN. u VIII not spot o. discoior scnip
or hair. nor icavc any sediment. grease
tr stickliucss.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25
wnITNEy's WILD AIR WINS
{ t~T METROPOLITAN uANDfC NJ

~ 49, tae<4l Ff~~a
MEM YORK. May :s.--iIarry paynr
whitsey's wni Air won tho historic
metropolitan handicap al one miie at
fselmont race track to-day over three
other riariers. Wild Air, by Broom.
sick verdore led across the finish bv
two open lengths In i.3s f-s.
:. e. Hiiarth'r THUNDER Clan. hard
e-iven. va end. sis lsngths In fronf
Of On Watch. an added fiarttr. owned
~ q. ". Loft. while Corn Tassic. aiss
ftom Hiideths stable was five lengths
away.
The winner and the Hildeih pair were
Fnili favorites with the pubic ~ odd
df n % 10. with a. much ~ - to 3
hing laid against the added colt. On
Watch.
II was the smaileyi field that ever
competed sinoe the classic was inauF-
urai/i In 1891. The value ~ today's
race 10 the winner Vas sass.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25
AMARILLO PEOPLE
VISIT WESTERN EXHIBIT


Los ANGELES May al. 4. Has.
rftt and family. from Amarillo. We're
visitors on MAY ~. az the big exhibit
of southern California products main.
ialned free 70 the public In the Los An.
fcles Chamber % Commerce They lasa
attended the lectures and moving pie.
lures that are a part 70 The daily pro.
gram. The exhibit is the largest II
any In the country m9iniaIned by n
commercial organization Before re-
rning home. they expect 90 visit sev.
turning home. they cNpoct to visit sev.
eral 81 the many other places 81 in.
,grcst IN the Southland
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25

MEMPHIS. Alay ei.-Thc trial ~ ]
u iilrgins Transferred from Iiall 10
Childress county .. sultod IN hung
Jury This b. the second ease against
Higgins ON statutory charge Tn.
trial II The first ease az Memphis re-.
suited In o sentence of fifteen years In
the pcniicntiary. Two other eases are
yet iu De- tried In district court here.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25
.IIIN GRiDT tTf>G
CLASS At MEMPHIS
Special 20 Tie News.

Sgcrtal 70 Tie News.
MEMPHIS. May a-Thc graduating
cXor,i q; the 1929 class 81 the Mcm.
phis high tchnl occurred Friday night
at the high school auditorium. \ fine
program was presented and an addrcs,
WAS made to the close by Mrs Phoeb,
X Warner. of Claude. The class mum
hsrcd a.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25
MANY BUILDINGS ARE
GOING UP At MEMPHIS


MEMPHIS. May "a. Building aciivi'
ties continue 10 develop IN Memphis.
New residences are much in evidence
and modern drive In filling station
constructed ~ press brick Il announc'
"a. Steel and cement Tor the new First
National Bank building II cnroute ana
the contractors are at work on the foun
dalton.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25
NayInr tilt Hard.

PHILADELPHIA Nav ?i-Chicago
haited Naylor hard and won the open.
ing game 81 the series from the locals
today.
F,lfch tied Ruih'S batting AVERAGE
for IN c1casnn by hitting his sixth home
s.ftU
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25
CLUB ROOMS OPENED
BY MEMPHIS LEG|
specisl to The News.

MEMPHIS. May 2i.--The Amer
Legion local designated as Slim
pan 30. 1855 opened their club n
IN the city hall Wednesday night
a formal reception and smokff.
club rooms are taaicfully fltted up
The hoys are much pleased with
work. Special service coopcraied u
m the churches will bee held SUI
night Ia honor Of the local post.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25
NEFF WILL SPEAK
At Wichita FALLS
ON NEXT MONDAY


5pfrInI N INe NV
WACO. MAY ei--rat N. Neff announ.
ccs the following speaking dates IN
the Interest of his candidacy TO- gov.
ernor for the ycok beginning May ~.
Nav 30. Wichita Falls
June L. Henrietta Archer city. sey.
an0ur
June .. Mcgargcl Oluey Ncycastie.
Graham
June o. Throctmorton Haskell STAN
ford
June Z, IIanlin. Arson. Hayiey Adj
icnr
june 2, clyde Baird Putnam. Cisco.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25

Marines Win.

DALLAS. May 2t--ln long drawn
out game TODAY Dallas defeated san
Antonio 10 10 Hughes pitched his
ilrsi game Tor the lncals who cinchrd
the victory In the eighth when they fen
on Wctzel and Davenport fur riN runs.
Dallas ............... 0o0 s20 0G'-i0
san Antonio ......... 400 l0i 100 :
Robertson and Hughes; Weizcl ami
Davenport. Nokcs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25

A kansaf city I. Toiedo :.
Al N. Paul ,. indianapolis 6.
AZ AHnneapciis J. Louisville :.
Other postponed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25

Red Cross Fan Eluc should De- used
IN every homc II makes clothes whit.
ns snow ami never Injuries the fabric.
AL good grocers. 40.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25
Adams nm Hard.

PITTSBURGH May 2l-Good piicn'
lng by Mamanx cnAhlcd Rr@klyn to
defeat Pittsburgh to-day ADAMS was
hlt hard bat the visitors ord poor
judgment on bases
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25

- Icmphir :. birmingham ..
Ncw 'seans m ChTiilncg=1. rain.
Mo,iie a. NASHVILLE. rain
~ Lite Eoes /, Atlanta .
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25
PITCHING
BEFEATS Yankees
III rt-lltiii-zr
NEW YORK DR0Ps OPENING GAME
or sEIsiEs-wfiirE> son M
~ wlNrtst soN


NEW YoIsk. May 2l-Ehmkes
great piu'hlnF and uiiely homo run by
Flagstead enabled Detroit TO defeat
New York In the opening game 81 tho
sorios
Ehmkc held the Yankees 20 two hits.
both Of them rs Ruth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25
Tor Powell In nth.
Cincinnati

Twohspe hiss--Ilue,her. stoscn bases
duncan. Seaie . Double plays--Mc.
ouillan to Maranylllc to Holke. BASE
on rballs--nwether :. McQnllan /.
stnick out--Ruciher ?. Mcoulllan !.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25
MEMPHIS APARTMENT
It0t'SE NEARs COMPLETION

MEMPHIS. May ei.-Ths new thirty
rom Apartment house on Main street
y ncaring oorspietian IL l. a modern
huildine and y ~ supply a much needed
want IN acmphis.
- fa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25

BOSTON. May si--Bush pitched -.
focfiv,iy arainst 81. Louis IN tho frs;
game II the series today and Boston
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25
CHAMPIONS TRIM
BRAVES FOUR TO Z
slu rs b.,
GOOD PITCHING ny MtMACN
GIVES BfsDOkLyN GAME AT
PITTSBURGH.


~ hssaeIssed pres.
CINCINNATI. May i.-Cincinnaii
broke rs loanE streak today by win
ming from llosion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25
Postponed

40 ~. wurihEcaumont nostponrd--
Beaumont missed train.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25
HOUSTON DEFEATED
At WICHITA FALLS.
EBERIiiRD MAKES HOME. COMING
OF sPIDDERs BRILLIANT
SUCCESS.
Dy Associated rre.s

WICHITA FALLS. May si-cari
Eherhard made IN. homecoming of the
spuddcrs a brilliant success hy holding
the Houston buffalos to xix hits anil
one run while the apudders delighted a
large crowd which turned OUT for the
homecoming game yesterday w scor-
ing "a. runs on ton hits uff pitchers
kcck ana Bouscha.
II....t.. 80. .aa ..a d.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25

xBaiicd Tor MAYS In 9TH.
Delruii ................ es0 100 000a
New York ............ .0i0 a0N OO0--i
Three boss hits Ruth. home ran
Flagstead Double plays Mays and Pipp:
Sianagc and Young Rasc on balls On
May .Ehmke !. Struck out MAYS I.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25
PhIlaaslphla shut Ont.

CHICAGO. May 2i.-Alexander WIN
his ninth consecutive game today when
Chicago shut on, Philadelphia Alex.
pnder pitched in fine form. only one
visitor reaching second.
Philadelphia 600 eo0 600
Chicago .................o 3e o03 COS
wlthrow and Rixey: Kiliifcr and Al.
txander.
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inhican.

Chicago az Philadelphia.
ST. Louis 1T BOSTON.
Detroit az New York
Cleveland NJ Washington.
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Gl.nfs VIM a s.. I.aui..

ST LOUIS. May ss.--Ssw York
broke 81 Louis winning streak today
sherldei zss knorssed 0m u the box
when five % the firs, six.who faced him
In the seventh hli safely and drove IN
four runs
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WHERE THEY PLAY
National.

lioston At Cincinnati
brooklyn ~ Pittsburgh.
New York az 81. Louis
philadelphia az Chicago.