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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-17
.ELLER|BE FOOLS SEWELl
Wise Play Almost Prevents In
dams Score-Rice Steals
His 58th Base.

CLEVELAND. September 17.-wash-
ington fans have become SO accus-
toned to reading about blunders
committed by Ellerbe they expect lit
tie else Of him. but that he is capable
OF something besides headless plays
was demonstrated in the eighth in
ming yesterday, when a piece Of trick
cry on his part almost prevented the
Cleveland run. Sewell was on first
when Steve O'Neiu doubled to right.
The ball went clear to the fence, and
Sewell could easily have reached the
plate. but was fooled into pulling UP
at third by Ellerbe. who went through
the motions Of making a catch. It
was too late to try for home when he
discovered he had been victimized.
Sewell ultimately Tailed with the
only run Of the game on Zach's wild
pitch. but the Governor deserves
credit Just the same.
Rice, In addition to hanging up his
ffty-eighth stolen base, when he won
a race with Steve ONeilrs arm in the
seventh. turned in the most spectac-
olar individual feat Of the day. It
was shoestring catch Of q short
liner from Johnston's bat in the
eighth. Sam had to dive for the
ball. and took Brodie. but came up
with 1t.
Sewell and Jim ONeill distinguished
themselves with some classy work at
short. The former, despite his error,
turned in a couple of nifty plays.
Stopper ens ' in the eighth. oNeiil ' went
back nearly to the edge Of the
gress to get Johnston's rap and
toss him out in the second His ef-
fort saved a run, as Smith was on
second at the time.
wamby made q nne play on Jim
O'Neilrs roller to retire in the third.
He also tossed out all Of the Griffs
in the fourth. two Of the chances being
difficult.
i Judge may resume his station at
the initial corner this afternoon. in
which event Brewer will replace Roth
in the garden.
A crowd Of more than 10000 saw the
duel Of the southpaws. which con-
stunned only one hour and twenty
minutes.
Jim Shaw or Harry Courtney will
toll on the hin for the Grif1s In the
second contest of the set today. Stan
coveIeslkie u due to perform for the
Indians.
Tho Toronto club. en- route to Akron.
/ saw the game yesterday. By winning
l tne1f uve remaining games the Leafs
can attain the International League
pennant, should Baltimore lose one OF
the four 1t has yet to play. O'Rourke
will not join the Nationals until
Toronto has lost its mathematical
chance for the nag.
| Griff yesterday was notified Of the
death at Newark. N. j.. Of Henry
Genslinger. who was his chief assist
ant in raising money for the ball and
bat fund during the war.
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SKATERS TOO TARGETS
Billmyer Wins Blackstone Spe'
cial' in Westy Hogan Shoot.
Many Good Scores.

ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.. September
NV. W. Posey Of Lancaster and
amateurs in yesterdays program at
the annual shoot of the Westy Ho-
gans. each breaking 157 out Of q pos
sible 16o.
E. F. Slear of Collingswood, N. j.,
and Fred Tomlfn Of Glassboro. N. J.,
led the professionals, with scores of
1877.
E. F. Woodward Of Houston, Tex.
r. H. Bungy Of Ocean Park, Calf.
both amateurs. and Boyd Duncan of
Chicago, a professional. dropped 1856.
Frank Billmyer, Cumberland. Md,
won the Blackstone special by
smashing 100 straight. Posey was Sec
ond with 80.
Tomlin has the longest perfect run
Of the tournament 90 far. going 201
straight.
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Offers $50, coo for Race
Among Three Turf Stars

MONTREAL, September H.
The kenilworth Jockey Club
has offered q purse Of 80, 900
and a gold cup for q match race
among the famous race horses,
man O'War. Sir Barton and TX
termtnator. J. X. l.. Ross, owner
OF Sir barton. 1t was said, hSd
accepted the offer. The race, IL
arranged. would be run at the
Windsor track 1t the October
meeting Mt q mile and q quarter.
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Milan Is Called Home;
Father Seriously III

CLEVELAND, September IL
Clyde Milan has played his last
game this season for the Nation-
ala. having been called to the
bedstde Of His father. who 10 safd
to be dying Mt His home, I'm Co
lumbia, Tenn. The elder Milan
has been III fer some time with
q complication of diseases. Zeh
yesterday was notified that It
was feared his parents illness
would prove fatal. He said good.
bye to the boys after the game
and boarded a train fer the
south last night.
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Pop Geers Is Injured.

SYRACUSE. N. Y, September IL
E. F. CPop') Geers. veteran harness
driver. suffered painful injuries when
thrown from his sulky in the first race
of the grand circuit events yesterday.
His horse stumbled and fell. throwing
Geers to- the track. King Watts, driven
by Alonzo Mcdonald, captured the
Onondaga cup race for Els trotters. the
feature.
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U. S. ATHLETES SCORE.
Members Of Olympic Team Take
Three Events in Stockholm.

STOCKHOLM. September 1.-THE
American Olympic athletes, who are
visiting Sweden met with success in
the greater number Of events in an
athletic carnival held hero yesterday.
W. s. Smith. Chicago A. A., won the
110-meter hurdles in is 4-10 seconds.
]. M. Watt, Ithaca, N z, was second.
]. v. Scholz. University Of Missouri, was
easily the winner in the 1o0-meter dash.
His time was 106-10 seconds
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Williams Hurt; Bout Put of.

BALTIMORE. September 17.-Be-
cause Of an injury sustained by Kid
williams in a training bout the
twelve-round decision battle scheduled
for tonight between the former BAN
tam-weight champion and Sammy
Sandow of Cincinnati has been indefl-
nitely postponed
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Black Cats to Howl Twice.

The Black Cats Of Georgetown will
take on two teams in Sunday en-
gagements. Benning Athletic Club
will be encountered on the Monu-
ment Grounds at II o'clock in the
morning. while the American Anna
teurs are to be played in tho after
noon.
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Vows Want Game Tomorrow.

The Woodmen OF the World nine is
casting about for a game to be played
tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Any team desiring to meet the Vows
should telephone Manager Lovett at
Lincoln 657.
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CENTRAL PLAYERS. ON FIELD.

Capt Nelson Jones headed squad
Of thirteen Central High School ath-
letes in practice held yesterday in
the stadium of the Mount Pleasant
school. The drill was an informal at
fair. as no regular preparatory work
will be held until after the opening of
the school next Monday.
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Greensboro Wins Another.

RALEIGH, N. c., September IL
Greensboro won yesterdays post
season game in the Piedmont League
pennant series from Raleigh, to 2
in eleven innings, on q circuit drive
by Third Baseman Webb. This gives
Greensboro three games and Raleigh
one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-17
Morsell Heads Wow Bowlers

J. T. Morse1l has been elected presi-
dent of the Woodmen Of the World
Bowling League. Other officers Of the
hve-team circuit are Vice President
j. C.. OConnell, Secretary n. b. Lovett
Treasurer e. v. Rice and Scorer M
O, Jarvis.
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ZACHARY'S WILD PITCH
SENDS LONE RUN OVER
Loses Duel With Mails After Allowing Only One
Hit in Seven Innings and But n Men
Face Him i'm That Time.
BY lpENMAN THOMPSON.

LEVELAND September Hstory repeated itself yesterday
Indians the Nationals vault
back into the lead in the American League flag scramble Fol-
the slump the Tribe after the death Ray Chap
which oppd them first place. they visited the capital
they straight after dropping the victory
boosted
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ON FOOT BALL FIELDS

last years eleven who have reported are:
Capt Schiller, fullback; Mayer and
Davies, halfbacks; Wilson. Hon and
Finn. ends; Pendeiton. guard: Horen;
string men from last year who have re-
turned include ,Cuneen. end; McLain.
guar1; Jewett. tackle; VAIL, Dunleavy,
Livingston, Baugher and Lechler. backs.
Among the men from last years fresh
man team who have reported are: Carey,
end.
SOUTH ORANGE. N. J.. september
I6.-Eight regulars, Including Capt
are among the forty players to report
for the Stevens eleven. Seven other
veterans arc on hand.
with only two varsity men. cap.
Wooster. tackle. and Harris, an end.
and only two members of the squad
Of sixty Weighing over 100 pounds,
tho outlook at Colgate is far from
promising. Little Of encouraging ma
NEW YORK. September 17.-"Bulr'.
Mcdonald, star center and captain Of
last years Lehigh eleven. has Joined
RuckneIl in 1918. also reported. as has
Halloran. a star back at Boston college
In 1917.
NEW YORK. September 17.-Coach
Frank Gargan Of the New York Uni
versity team. has many veterans to
work with. Among them are Vein
heimer. Tyne and Cohen Of the back
field; Parkhurst. Adams, Thompson
and Levin. ends; Maccomber. Quincy
and Horrigan. linemen, and Brin.
center Those Of last years eleven
expected soon are Ferguson. Baker
and Potter.
NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J.. Septem-
Der 17.-Dick Durham. star center on
the Rutgers eleyen two years ago. has
returned Dufft, 1918. tackle. has not
returned. and Seyker is ineligible. Troup
and Sutton, other veterans. also are
missing.
NEWARK, Del. September 1.-THE
Delaware College foot ball squad.
has returned from a ten-day train
ing stay at Rehobeth Beach. is in ex-
cellent condition and ready for hard
scrimmage practice. Coach Shipley,
former Maryland University star
gridder. has a good veteran nucleus
about which to construct an eleven.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-17

Clark and Carbonne in Draw.
CINCINNATI. Ohio, September IL
Jackie Clark Of Allentown. Pa. and
Frank Carbonne Of New York, mid
dleweights, fought a fast fifteen
round draw last night
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WASHINGTON.

Two-baSe hits-BroWer and 8. 0'NeM. Stolen
baDe-Riee. Sacridces-Ellerbe and Gardner.
to O'Neill. to Gardner to O'Nein to Wambs-
ganss; Gardner to Wambsganss to Johnston.
Left on Observation-Disclosures, S; Cleveland. 2.
Struck out-By Zachary, /; by Mails. 4. Wild
pitch-Zachary. Umpires-Messrs. Nallin and
Evans. Time Of game-1 hour and 10 minutes.
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Richmond Takes Series Lead.

RICHMOND, Va, September IL
Richmond yesterday captured the third
game in the Virginia State League post
season series, defeating Portsmouth. 3
TO o. Richmond now leads. to 1. Nc
whorter allowed Portsmouth only four
hits.
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Meadawbrook Polo Four Wins.

WESTERLY, N. r; September IT.
The Meadowbrook polo team elimi-
mated Bryn MAwr in the open cham
pinoship series yesterday. Is goals to
Z. The final will be played tomorrow
against the Cooperstown four.
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TO COACH At WESTERN.
George Green Appointed Physica
Director Of High School

George Green, for several years
athletic coach at st. Adams. ana Tor
the past two years in charge OF sport
activities at Princeton. Preparatory
School, has been appointed physical
director of Western High School He
succeeds Bryan Morse, who now La
athletic director at Geoge Washington
University.
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Browns Obtain Slugger.

FLINT, Mich., September 17-Dutch
wetzel. leading hitter Of the Michigan
Ontario League, has been sold to the
st. Louis Americans by the local club.
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Mack SIGNS No.Hit Pitcher.

PHILADELPHIA, September IT,
Connie Mack has bought Ray Brown.
who pitched a no-hit no-run game for
WilkeS-Barre against Easton the other
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-17
PLAYING Polo Game Today.

The Mddleburg, Va, and Fort Myer
polo teams are playing on Potomac
o'clock the War Department four will
oppose the Virginians.
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Harper Sets Hitting Record.

Outfielder Harper Of Little Rock set a
record for Southern League hitting by
going twenty-six games without miss
larry Gilbert had q run Of twenty-five.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-17
Game to columbia School.

Columbia University School won a
snappy game from the Nationals by
to Z.
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Roland Gridironers to Drill.

Roland Athletic Clubs eleven will
hold it's initial drill Sunday on the
Monument Grounds. The practice will
start at 10 o'clock.
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Jones' Score Betters Tolley's.

NEW YORK, September 17.-Bobby
Jones, with a "a. led Cyril Tolley, the
British amateur champion. by five
strokes for the best qualifying score
in the Morris Country Golf Club
tourney yesterday.
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FOUR EASTERN PLAYERS
LEFT IN TITLE SINGLES

ment at the Philadelphia Cricket
numbers were concerned, resting "
finalists, Mrs. Molla Mallory, form,
national indoor champion, and Mis-
the national rating, represented New
Llnderstein, runner-up in last years
In the upper bracket Mrs Mallory
met Miss Pollak and in the lower
Miss Goss opposed Miss Zinderstein.
All four players apparently are at
the top Of their form and hard-fought
Dattles are expected For the first
time since the tournament started the
singles matches were played in the
afternoon. the doubles and the final
round In the junior championship
singles being put on in the morning
MISS Louis Dixon and Miss Helen
seweil. both of Philadelphia, were the
junior fnalists.
Mrs. Mallory was the only winner
yesterday in the singles who was ex-
tended She was sent three hard sets to
defeat Eleanor Tennant. the last of the
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Chicago to Play Princeton.

CHICAGO, September 1.-THE first
ga1ne Of the foot ball series between
Chicago and Princeton win be played
at Princeton October ~. 1871. Coach
stacy has announced.
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Jackson OutRghts pelmout.

JERSEY CITY, N. T., September II.
Jackson, New York light
weight. outfought Gene belmont Of
night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-17

Tampa and Columbia Play Tie.
ORLANDO, September 17.-Tampa,
pennant winner Of the Florida League,
and Columbia, South Atlantic cham
pion, played eleven innings. IL, yes
terday Columbia has won two games,
Tampa one.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Kansas City, 8: st. Paul. Q.
Louisville. g: Columbus, I.
Milwaukee, o: MinneApoliA z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-17
DOWN THE ALLEYS
NAVY YARD LEAGuE.

Totals. 49, 4s9 492
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ITHACA. N. T.. September 17.-Coach
Dobie now has seventy men In his
Cornell squad. which Ii going through
two workouts daily. Among the men on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-17

Jim Shaw or Harry Courtney will
toll on the hin for the Gfiffs In the
second contest Of the set today. Stan
CoveleslEie u due to perform for the
Indians.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-09
STOCK EXCHANGE. TRADING
:. WITHOUT ANY FEATURES
q, Associated Press.

" NfAof llfft fFrsk.
NEW YORK June s-Busincss On
the stock exchange toiay wl. again
very superficial and almost entirely
professional Tho usual financial con.
Hideraiiuns were oycrshedcwud D., the
grca;er lntsregi manifested iu "a,
course 81 political events a, Chicago.
The only uni0ward developments 20
the sc@sion was the news that dividend,
on the common and pr,f..ed share.
ot the Chicago and Northwestern rail.
way. an integral nort 90 the VANDERBILT.
system. had hecn cu'.
Chi avo and Northwestern common.
ordinarily one 90 ihr most Inactive
Issues IN The railway hist, suffered ar
extreme dcclin, - loi.. paints o. .el. .
IN very heavy offerings and closed NJ
n net decline ~ SIS. while the Or
f'qred dropped 90 points 90 los on f.,
single faic
Rails. notably Reading and ilu..r o.
sues ~ the Western and S1uthWestsfr
territories. hrokc sharply. ~. reaction.
extending 70 lndusulls. and special
ties
Almost Tho Gully issues o. withstand
the later pressure were n0me ~ IN,
otis and cluinmcuts There were mod
crate recovcrics before The closr. sale,
amounted % az 600 shares
Liberty bonds were irregular rs ala
were most other domestic irsues. Toto
sales par value si7.75i. Geo. ol VnHa,
states bonds were unchanged on cau.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-09
SEVERE CAR SHORTAGE
FACES WHEAT FARMERS
Special Ga ~ News
rIIll.I.lllrllE

Snecial Ga ~ News
CHili.iCoTliE. Tex. June N-Aa.
other eat shartlg. which viii %, as
pronounced aa bet spring faces the
wheat counties ~ this section The
wheat harvest has lluady started aud
car fof lnadins ar. ls SEQ uut avail
able
II has he'n 'uu.rrgHtiysiv estimated
that ~ hast 500. aot bushels ui last
year'a wheat cup rmaiu loo thu hands
a. farmer in iiancwan ana Fmri
county which ek outlet io thr mli
ofs bat which b, loinl delayed h.s,luse
~ No cars atli1ilc Elevator, ami
harms nllcd with grain az hst wears
vintage must s'ou ha Discharged Co take
care 70 the new crop
Well known wheat mon are 81 the
opinion that the government during us
tenure a. nilro1d operation failed o.
keep up tbs grain car rollins sto,k and
took no interest in building more cars.
resaiiing IN the az, ert .ni,asf dcplr
lion. u ! believed ih.t th, country b.
now i.0oe.ooo cars short ~ the needed
number a. carc for tho canntry's grcl.
crnpe Not every tox CIR b. 600 far
wheat. Wheat rars must NOT o.. l,aky
on with single hni,. as the -r in wall
stream out 3D.. water and Do lost.
The Wet Tcxss Chamber of Com.
mere !. STUDYING the e.ill'im 1ud ,r,
Inc a. get rcll'f Ter ih. section nos.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-09
Iort Worth Msrl.s,

~ Ar.nrirf.1 luHa
tuET WORTH T.y.s June IS Ca,
t'a r.,,Wis $500. muE,ts STRONG O.
higher i'.nN,s. $500 1855. sf.s,r.
--oHs.tH. suns t-pra tH he.f,r. 20,
H1l 80. h.'ls 600 UU. calves ..U.a
.IesE
l'OrS-'ir.'.rts 1000. wfE,t,
f.nd i1 DO cent lower H,.ts $685.
fif''. Neht ffDbHff medium
10 1oa 1885. missed isooaIgou. ,uuum
10 o"-.'s oH. pics. >-pn1Ie,.
SHEET EaD.utf 5000 mrs,,s ur
''pue"' Iauus and yarnss tuoI
+" io. Uthfs snuapnU. ewes .uHr
500. ,ulls. iyot,'in. go.;, 4uuu uo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-09
HARVEST OF PANHANDLE
WHEAT TO BEGIN SOON.
LABOR SHORTAGE ACUTE

.Ir ~ fu tlu. Ntpa
STAMFORD. T... Iur, >-Tis rtr
hauI'. 1r1 W.. m..le wheat harvest
wil Hlu in IN, a,,f i.u ds,. with aa
H.u.I shotag, ul hHH,. hands cod.
.oId.rs Q" iho West T.NIs chamber oil.
Commerce.
I.Hi uuu., .e already preparing ,r
20 w.'i,n da'r s.p SEVERAL ,r, d,
E.rt..t'r- have uly.d aui boon uu'
up sud nL,a Go ih. farms tb,r,lhuui.
ln HHr<'l rnru'v rils tH,. alrulb
.ur fH hI.tts'.fs
Th. We. T.,H. ,hImlr. ,f com,
W''.. O. ruW ,.lu- survey 60. huu
OHrd fIu1. Dy.r 'H. west st us tn Do,
w,nairl Goo 600 900 Other mrt- of ~,
country f'r hr,d hands On url TN,
'i, farmers 40 90. west mas ly uu
',.t.l ih,y aI. ..I.d tn t,l the ur
g.''raii - 'hrn u..d. immediately TN.
ln.N r - o.. y employment e..
NI.. over Oh. r.'.H W'l Ir called into
motion 90 h|p r',.. tho itupiion
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-09
sLAT0N FARMER INJURED
BY BOLT OF LIGHTNING

sf.' ." TIE Ncvn
SlNTp\ Teas. Iun. II Wrstar.
iti' 70 ifuuu,ui FARMER r.s.dius Ice
i... t..f i.rt o. town vJ- .pcr,N iu.
Hf.' .iHuIIt afternoon when llh,rtre
.ir.,. Nu. Wh 4iu,tr Tint D..
"H. a.,irs \ ui'i, dlu-ut.. ALSO
n OBJ. ,nrH.. was muur.d ,,o,p
uHt Ga 'uu.k Az Nrrthu. p.f
I.Hu ts. pu9rr and sustained 90
'H..," Ii' H edition Co Ia other 600.
H., vH. hu vHs .illH ustni,,
.ud ih, auuund vn. torn up underneath
Oh. r.rf aud rH. wheels uu upy side
. lh. .r,ilp"
CO.. wir GOO 70 nu.. .lmrs.d. 10.
600. . lnJ. lwu,l \ T..
i...maH. Uul $50. sounding JI,uut 80
..t u"w .b. ..u, g.! th, accident
1857. tu. r,d down D.. O.. .ia.k. h.t
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-09
BIG WHEAT PRODUCTION
seen IN FCARD COUNTY


errH mi % r." views
CGOWEIL Trx.. june with %
wheat production 90 probably little
more fh1n million ht shells iu sight
and ready Co. harvest Fo1ri county b.
ALREADY CRYING fDr ears Thn OWNER ~
Due OF th, hrs. elevator Their, .1
formed West Texas chamber of com.
mDr.c repre- .HtatNc TODAY that Cr"F.
go alone n.,,l, 50 ears e. dly o. hand',
as' wars wheat hcid in elevator, and
harus sn that the elevators can take
cor. ., tho new wheat. Production IN
th.s se,tior is cNpcgt"l Go D.. H .t."l
., and 90 bushels 20 the acre. with some
20. o.!.A.. a'la.n. as t4-E a go bush
o.. tn. oats crop viii l'sI hc hcly".
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-09
F0lRD COUNTY HAS
NEW c. c. SECRET lRY

snc,a' 20 t. S,es
CEuWEff.. Tex June &C e NJ.
GHWau. former ,"r,!,U MAN. hrF h'.n
tod no e.f 'Irs of fh" Crowd
Chau'.ef 90 Comms.D. and assumed his
new dHJ.c. -. cOm, f-Um Fort Wrgia.
whsr. be- b. wen suUwn.
'iI MCGOWAN announces th.f De- U ID
immediately undertake. % stimulate o.
activity ln biz section. eo after 1drllli.
number oi ,Hrs f.r 90" wheat harvs-,
movement r.U upon 90, country ari
otherwise 90 uu' CrOweI on thr mag
10 orzaniz..0u h1. affiliated with %,
Wcs T.,as Chlnh,r rs C0mm..., au'
vh urfiE, iu arranr.ug agricultural OK
b.h.'s fur thr ilu s'a'e flirs.
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inieri IN.
Ialr rlannsd a CrnMeIl.

sup#irl n. 1h. News
CI:uWEII.. Tex. Juno >-Fur Z
count, my h1y, GAN .,ir Represent.
.ug ih' county Hud various towns 81
'hi ,,.fiHu. g. e.. N.Gnv5n. s,er,'lr.
20 %. tlrl county chamber q Com.
l,l.. VIII ur.t roo hi views 900 th.
matter O" ru1Id eft directors ot th"
sanitation next wocI.. The county Is
alu curi'mp'I'.ag ih' .l,s 81 having
400 exhibit - tl' Dallas mir and eco.
.U.,sfi~g with fr. West Tcy1s Cham.
Hr D. 'uW'r.. i"r Ir 3llwgzi Texas
.Nhilt 5f ih, cotton pa,ar'. as well as
an1 uI,t Il. I4v on a., 1,t,r CO.,
-Jug3t.or.s national ,Xhibtr tour ,hi-
ru
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-09
CARA COUNTY TEST
REPORTS OIL Showing

rn--.si io Tts Naus
POST TNar juno S-pavne wei
No. Q ~ luric,burg Cara county. en-.
tered ire 90 sand h,; week "a a dopth
90 29ti ia,J o. d. reported With the
20 or,r f0't in the sand the VOL Is
-1a .ng heavily and casing Is b'iue -
h''og, 'lSin- o. bring IN. w,u boz.
This is the urr, deep test o. De- drilled
ir G1r8 county ard b. l,..ng drilled bv
fhr Post CITY ul Development COM
lany.
Ea.,r $50 wen of ,to CARA al D..
volnu0- Company BE- easing 81 water
90 zoo i.tt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-09

: bilious. halfsick feeling. loss OF en-
crgy. and constipated bowels can be re-
ucycd with surprising prompincss by
using HERBINE. The first dose brings
Improvement. a few doses puts the sys.
TEN in fine. vigorous conditions. SOLO
hy Al Druggists. Sbc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-09
Wichita Ii,c.iucL.

N.H 800 In IIN News
WICHITA ~. I.r. -1Ull hH-.
.o..u ,.rts l.r.r top 400 hslE 1881
at l1e-. .nn ,Iffl. rfed. tu strong
tl'.r- $50 go 1875. T,,lH rHs. steer.
wrir = lfu" r.uni. 1880 .' ~. M,
.h.d llta COWS ,ud h.f.r. .. ult loo
.trrg y,lr.iuss hoo 40 1850. ,tooh,r-
Gl iD.l'ts +i1 af lo"r. ~f.D. COWS AMI
h'ifre go 20 80. huIN 40 % $500
,.lA,. s. OF 800
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-09
Market News
COTTON MARKET IS DULL
WITH PRICES UNCHANGED


nv Assoc ,aisd Press
NEW ORLEANS June N.-Toda, ''
cotton market session dld NOT make
much impression ga values 1nd the
close was two points down to tour
points up. net for the day uu tho first
call. strongest months ve,, Q Co. %
points up but other month. w,r, oti
After the ,all tho y hole lift f'll ofi. tho
decline continuing until tho tudirg
months were % o. 30 points under th,
Close IL Yesterday.