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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-14
ROBINSON WOULD MATCH
. BROWN AGAINST STEVENS
IN CHAMPIONSHIP AFFAIR

II Be- prulahl. that the wrestling
match that viii decide the middle
weight championship g a., world viii
b" STAGED ip amarillo some time ,hir
month said ral Robinson. manager
u' tn Amarillo Athletic club and L..
col Fp"It prpnotcr. who said he hid
wired 'P,i" Brown. making him an uf.
fUr - guarantee - si51O tn meet
G,D.g' stevens IL Chicago la -iHi-n
uairh here. two falls out ~ three. l'c
nrs not get received reply from
fftVn bat u e the opinion that ~"
hr viii accept no offer.
Pct Brown has leon known in
wrestling circles h. Texas Ter mum.
l.r ~ wears and o. conceded hy many
ng promoters IT, u. IA. lugica, IRON
90 meet Stevens. who claims not To
have lost sir;'lp bout IN the last five
wears. stevens ~ NOW cliimlnt 81 tho
Widdl'w'ight championship ~ result
70 q refusal 1n the part of Charl -
i1rthrnp in meet him. While the mid.
dlcwright championship ~ Vet 10 10
d,cid,i. tn. h"l, h"ing ~ the present
tire in The office II the Police G1zci,r
IN Sew York Il has been conceded by
hig s'l,rt promoters ~ tA.- n,,,,-,l
states Ter som" time That l.anthrop IL
rigltlully entitled Ia -.
~ care match between Stevens
md I.rpwn ~ STAGED L. 'uw" at iu
Amarillo 10 h. Or dirtci thar many
sport fpns from all s.ciious 20 ~
Unlcl States win he here Z" witness i.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-14

there Tor Amarillo today. Il In stated
IN telegram received from &. T.. VI.
Holt hy W. y, Cazzcll yesterday.
Mr. Cazzell also Is In receipt Of "a
letter from Mr.. Elliott IN which he re-.
laies some IL the details leading up
to Hutl'.on's death. lie said TINT lIud.
hoh WAS intoxicated and had threat.
ei,cd i.ascter'n life several times. The
climax came, according Ia Nr. Elliott,
when Hudson N said 10 have cursed
ht Laater and declared that he was
going 90 his automobile after his gun.
Mn. iIuGson lad hid ner husbands
gun. hut he returned a little later. still
threatening iascicr II In said. and as
h" stepped through the door. I.aseter
hat him with two by four scaniilnn
Hudson died within ton or fifteen min.
uies 49, si
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-14
HIGGINS DEFEATS
: WHITE DEER, "a
WORD DOES SOME REMARK MILE
WORK ~ RETIRING Ei1.
TERS WITH SPEED.

with Word twirling fer Higgins
h're Sundny afternoon. that team de-.
i'atcd White Deer to I In one IL
the best PLAYED games 81 the SEASON IN
Amarillo. Terry. crack White Deer
pitcher. was hit NJ opportuno times.
while his teammates gave him faltcr.
ing support a. critical moments llig.
runs was brought here tu play White
Deer. when Miami found II impus .ill"
10 ~ iis dntc on ne game.
Word retired white Doct with three
lit"hcd balls ln the fourth inning. and
~ the sixth aud seventh innings only
four balls each were required 60 r..
tire the side.
White Deer scored three timea In
he third Inning on four singles aud
ctfoIS 10y g.. Howlcs and H. lsuWlos
HiKfinr made two runs In the sixth
inning un liuggins being safe ~ first
en- T'rfy'r choice. his sisnl uf second
md d"ublcg hy Word nnd q. Buwlcs
Higgins rcorcd IT, final three rurs In
the eighth inning on double. single.
an er'r double steal. aud passed hall.
white Deer threatened 10 even the
score In the ninth Inning. Woodward
doubled. Huggins hit To WintZ whu
throw out woodward 70 third i.prd hit
70 Wintz. who thrcN to Il. HOwles a.
zach Higgins ~ Econd. hut the seq.
md hascmnn dropped IN. hall Hug.
Gins scored an the samo type 81 play
OF Matthews grnurdcc this time Il
Bowlcs throwing e. WAT at f,cond.
who fumhl"d tn hall.
Tho huN gfnrps
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-14
HEARING WAIVED IN
AUTO THEFT CASES.
MINERS MD BIRNs ARE IN.
ohBI.E rO MAKE BONDS Ot
$3.50 EACH

Harry Meiycrs and Robert Burns.
who are charged with the theft II an
automobile belonging tu Constable 4.
y. Rogers uf Canyon. waived prcim.
inail hearing before Justice 81 the
Peace G. g.. Lands yesterday after.
nrun and their bonds were set M s. 800
each. which they failed 10 make.
u. e. Wright catered formal plea
II guilty e. he chnrg. of theft II o,.
- 500 and his bond sot AZ $1,000 lie ~
changed with stcaling wearing apparel
valued nj $50 from u, L. Arnot. 300
Nan Buren, street Frank r. Fillmore.
who WAS charged with the same oi.
f,rse and who was arrested with
Wright. was discharged. there not BE-.
INK sufficient evidence to Justify pros.
ccutiun. officials said.
Tn. preliminary trial IT =. \. Green.
who was lrroftcd several DAYS ago IN
a charge ~ forgery viii lc heard lh's
morning az . o'clock
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-14
STEVENS MATCHED
WITH JACK TARLY
PACIFIC COAST MAN CU,disS
HIRE WITH STRONG RECORD
BEHIND HIM

toorg. Stevens. contender Tor M"
middleWcight championship Of tho
world ~ u wrestler. and Jack farley
e SIn FidnriHrn. who claims not Ia
hav" lrsi = mntch IN his class In thi ,
lnFi two y'lw, viii go Tor the best
tVp tnlls out ~ three IN finish match
~ ~, baseball park Friday night NJ
90 "'rlurk under the auspices ~ tho
Amarillo Athletic club. promoter Can
Robinson announced Yesterday
Besides not having been thrown Tor
tn lnri Two wears Tarly wresilcd Ia
draw with Charley HnnthrUp Onr ~
rcy1s' best middlcW'iisht wrcstlers.
peNt a. Pet Brown. who nov holds
the belt Tlfly pisp has nictl all the
Pacific cuts' wr'fflcrH IN his class
without defeat Local fans. are prcdir
ing ON" Il the closest matches that h..
boon staged In Amarillo this season.
Friday nighiH match win be- winner
t'k" ar bout with q side purse.
Tho urrliminarics ~ this match viii
y" . six rwund bout between Bill fiu.
Wins and Claude Clary and haiti"
royal between five nncrues Both Blu.
Wins and Clnrv ~, local hoys and are
scientific fighters The former II he.
li"ysd hv firht fans Ia be- the hest man
In Amarillo tn e. against Clary. who
has nr"ved ~ D.. H.. best w,ltcrwcight
In local pugiligtic circles In Amnrlll,
'.u - The 90, sent tir~o. MANY aav tina,
Buyins probably viii give Clary the
hardest Sight h" hps had since leaving
III army
Tho program far Friday night. Sen.
trmlnr q. win D. rnmpoacd Il boxing
only 4 Wat,h IL scheduled 10 como oil
between DICK Griffin nrd Benny cha.
wees bantam weight. ns wen ~
match between bob johnson l.uh.
book negro. and George St'nrhcm 81
Amarillo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-14
MuSI iII TEMPLE PATROL.
THANKFUL FOR COT RTESIES

Recorder T. Il swift of khi,a
Shrin" Temple Is in receipt II let.
,or from y. ID Rut-"dgc secretary 81
A',llh temples patrol, IN which no
states that thr M'alah Temple Patrol
AZ % stated meeting last week pas5ed
resolutions thanking khiva Temple
md the people ~ Amarillo for the cor,
dial Treatment received hy the Fnrt
We. IN Shriucrs ~ the institution and
ccrcmChiul here September ..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-14
Dorothy Dalton's 81
Beauty Chat

Miss Dorothy Dalton. the actress q
nous the world over fur her bcautif"l
complexion. siys: Amy girl or woman
can have Q beaul.ful sursy white com
plcXinn aud smooth uuwiinklcd skin
He mine " they follow my advice
aud use Dcrwillu, q simple toilet pre-
plratiun. use II becaugc 1, impar;a
instant beauty. ~ easy To- apply. abs.
mtclv harmless AMI has marvellous
effect upon the skin. one application
proves a." BE- cure a. read Miss nj
toms interesting story uf how Ia quick
~ aouauirc a beautiful complexion.
SOON To- appear IN this paper In lhc
meantime ct Dcrwillo NJ any toilet
counter aud Try II today; YOU will b.
doIRhtfully surprised. Dickson and
Rowland Drug Stores.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-14
MARsHALL-AL TEST
SHOWING WELL, IS REPORT

That the indications of the Marshall.
Aladdin test ~ the Amarllio.C addo
on Company near Marshall IN Ilnrri
stn county Texas. are continuing
guud. is the substance IT n telegram
received yesterday by President W T..
Clzz.u from &. y. Elliott. secretary.
who IL M the well lie said that those
{. whom he had talked believe that
On. company will g't q well under the
cap rock. through which drilling ~ Tu'
INK ga This " reported a. bc the hare
ct rock that has yet been struck and
Their. has already been "A showing
aluvc u.
Tue telegram said that Mr.. Camp.
who Il IN charNu of the drilling. would
h,gin putting easing In the hole to-
day Everything WAS reported on tho
ground except The cement and that ~
expected io arrive today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-14
10 RECRUITS NCCEPTED
~ NRNN STATION

The lu"l army recruiting ufficu ac.
rcptcd nineteen recruits during IN"
Hilsi wccN. SiN Of them wcr. accepted
Tor service IN Germany. one Tor Para.
inn. me Tor Hawaii. ON" fur the gcncr
nj infantry ~ryicc aud ten Tor the
cuast artillery
Scrf.tant =. Z Post l. IN thargo ~
tho local Office during tho absence ~
Sergeant ". NJ Freeman, Who is Ia II
I,nan fnr 4 OInfarrnNn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-14
PERSONAL. INJURY SUIT
SETTLED OFT az COT 1T

Tho ease II j. NJ Dickson ~. e. T..
Morrison .ct al. suit Tor damages fur
alleged personal injuries. which was
called for triil IN be- county court We,
tcrduy, WAS settled outside IT court
and di'misscd hy agreement II the
IAItlnl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-14
TH|RTY-FWE PERSONS
TRIED IN POLICE COURT

Thiriy.iiyr dci'udauts 1pp,1rnd In
corporation court yos'isdty morning
IN various and suniry charges judge
MchtnnVn ga-cacd fines against six.
teen ol th"u fnr gambling, -iN tr
rrreGing. s'V'u Ter vagranCy. one Tor
cutting a corner twl fHr turning cars
between CORNERS. one Ter affrav and
,wn fnr disturbing the poaoo. This was
considerably IN. lrrEcst class TINT has
been In corporation court for several
months.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-14
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
To MEET AIiiN FRiDAN

The Potter county commissioners
court win hold a ~, essed meeting u,Nt
Friday morning. according Ia County
Judge Ray &. Johnson
The commissioners held their regli.
lar monthly meeting yesterday morn.
ing most of the time being taken up
In allowing accounts aud the payroll.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-14
DETAILS FOR 4. &C.
CONVENTION AIil,tNGED

ASiINILLE. y. G.. sept i3-Dcinils
,f the program for tn 9th annual con.
ycriiun ~ the Erand division at the
United Daughters uf thu Confcderacy. To-
ho held here November st3 and which
officials siv will include delegates from
% states and the District 81 Columbia
have been worked out hy the locul gen.
pirl committee. In connection with the
members If the executive committee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-14

summary. Twriasc hii -ss'turur.
Word g. Bowl's. Ilhl. Sacrifice hits
higgins Nation struck nui-iy T,rrv
2: 10y Word. g. Bases en- balls on
Terry. a. Enwlc-. q liuWl,s. 60 Dpu.
hlr slave Woodward a. Hopkins Ia
IIuggins. stolen ulsan-iiIl. Hi-Eiu
- NHiiOrs. q BoWl,s
lmpirVs-Alhln and JONES. Time II
gamc-i hour ~ minute
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-14
BUILDING PERMIT u
iSSt Ed fOR RESIDENCE

\ building permit VAS issued yostcr.
dny tu u. J.. - fcnhaugh Ter the con.
sdruction uf q frame residence to CO.'S,
approximately $1,000 al i0l Houston
street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-14

e VI. Lasgi,,r and Miss Hcl,a Gucl,
- were married ~ Justice 1t the
peace ~. Il Aiiroar' in hts oifirc y's
tcrdsv afternoon about S.So u'clUrk
They left last nirht fur M"uuiainair,
New Mexico. where they viii make
their homo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-14
Po., O,Iic. Eu,nln,cs ~.

" VI Timmous and " r. Davis.
"wpl"vp. o. the i'.ll I'st Office. aro
u and unable io i"pHrt fur duty Nj
Thamorg g. n Woinh,r IL tho clerical
fore. and Mt DAVIS b. general &C..
livery vlcik.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-14
Deaths and Iiurials

PArTON Funeral services Ter the
infant daughter - Mr.. and Mrs. i. T..
Taiion. who died - the family homo
~ st Francis sunday morning 1t =
o'clock. were conducted - tn resi-.
dcnrr Sunday afternoon at i,iN O'Clock.
Burial was In L'anp cemetery.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-14
WEI.IiNt.-Funcrii scrvic,

WEIIINt.-FnnrrlI FrTViT'H i"r
Hon wclliu. who dicd ai his huW, In
TcNlinc Sunday night NJ , "'clu~k VIII
i'c conducted 10 ~" Sacred Heart
Catholic church thls mutninc nt .
O'Clock by Rev Father Allard. Burial
win hc In I.lnno cemetery.
MI Wclling's death u attrihutci ly
relatives a. grief over the death oi hi.
sun. q u. Wclling. early last week. lie
"aS W years Il sgc and The death -
hir ron was q sever. shuck tn him.
His body was brought Ia Amarillo ov-
81 the Fort Worth 4 Denver Ncst"r.
Iav afternoon 10 . o'clock nnd t1kcn
tu the Grlgrs Undertaking. rarlurs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-14

w " Child"rH returned SUNDAY
nom trip 10 NonCn whore Ne won't
un lcgil husin,ss.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-14
EYE SPECIALIST

Practice confined To- Diseases ai THE
I've aud fitting gasscS. DilrnoSiS and
Consultation Far. No,c and Threat.
Dr. Claud., Nolcnti.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-14
llsET[R ON WAY HOME
ACCORDING TO MESSAGE

" e. n I.asctcr of Amarillo. who
H. charged with thn killing of ". l..
liudsun. AN ~ well drlllcr. III Marshall
T"fr. last Friday night will leave
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-14
Marriage irrnses

Fred T.. Smith and Mirs Margucr
cite Claiming
g. VI. l.assitcr and Miss l'rlVa Euck'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-14

TRY a Dam New. Want Al.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-21
GEN. FAY0LLE IMPRESSED
French Officer Discusses His Recent
 Visit to the United States
By Associated Press

Paris, November 1.--General Fayolle said upon his return recently from his three-weeks stay in the United States. q have just discoveerd America and America has conquered me. It is a wonderland"
 Tt has been hard fight. those three weeks in America the general went on with thd usual humorous twinkle in his eye. T come back on the verge of collapse with grim dyspepsia holding me in it's grip. Without taking back anything that 1 have said about Amer icau Expeditionnry force cooks being rank amateurs. I must take off my hat to American chefs. There were many hanquets, luncheons-I survived them all"
 To the suggestion that most of the chefs at the leading hotels were French. General Fayolle replied: They may be but they certainly have undergone an evolution for they had strange dishes of their own.
 Did you miss your wine with your meals" he was eslSed
 T never missed my wine' Fayolle replied.
 Don't ask me to talk American pol. itics," General Fayolle went on when
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-21

short up to the neck, and they will be- Igin welshing on each other right soon,
 and then cotton will go up That is
 exactly what happened, and, in a few
 montns, spinners were bidding F cents
 fpantically for cotton for which they ('were out of the market at cents, but
 just mark my words if the southern
 people will sit steady in the boat, and
 hold~ their cotton off the market, they
 will whip this game, and put cotton
 back over 30 cents before May l. be-
 cause the world is short both spots and futures over the ears, and this crop is
 sure to be more than a million bales less
 than expected-low-grade will not be
 picked, because the market cannot re- cover in time to prevent great damage that is already taking place to cotton open in the fields
 If New England or the sttae of Cali- fornia California, by the way, raised over six weeks ago quarter million dollars 1 to hold her little cotton crop off the market)~ had our cotton crop none of it would ever sell for less than 75 cents per pound basis midding short staple contend that we people of the south are just as intelligent, resourceful and cour- ageous as any people on earth, once we
 are aroused to stern sense of duty, | then the balance of the crop must be
 kept off the market.
 T marvel that the southern farmer will press his cotton on the market when the system of distribution is all upset There is no scarcity of demand; there is no scarcity of money in this country to hold it; there is simply a kink in the system of distribution, but
 that will eventually right itself--is doing so now. Any great commodity like cot ton will find demand. People will have l clothes-just as essential as food, and they must have cotton. Sit steady in the boat and don't sell bale, but, on the | other hand. buy all the March or May cotton, and help poster the fellows who
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-21
Sought Free Taxi

Mexico City, November 15.-In the belief that they were graciously ex- tended the freedom of the city, several Texas excursionists in Mexico City re-
 gently halted a taxicab marked 'Libre" and toured the city for almost half a day. When presented with rather large bill they protested, asserting to the driver that his car was labeled
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-21
THE BIRMINGHAM AGEHERAID, SUNDAY NOVEMBER 21, 1920

have contracted to deliver about 2,OOO0O9 bales more cotton than has been raised or will be available, or of grade to pass the governments delivery rules and see them try to cover. It will be great sport.
 T am confident that we are on the eve of big natural bull market, be- cause of the big short interest which must come sooner or later''
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-21

requested to explain whether he meant that he had his wine twice a day as is his custom, or that he did not miss it temperamentally.
 T have just discovered America and shall never forget, although I am cer- tain that it was not for me personally, but because l represented Marshal Foch and the French army
 "I lived through if. concluded the general, but even the organizers of my tour had to adni. that it was a record fer endurance.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-21
Danderine is "Beauty-To

want lots of long. strong hair, glisten ing with beauty.
 A s5-cent bottle of delightful Dan derine" freshens your scalp. checks dandruff and falling hair. This stiu- ulating "beauty-tonic" gives to thin, dull. fading hair that youthful bright ness and abundant thickness. All drug counters sell "Danderine."-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-21

Free" and was, in doubt, provided for visitors by the local entertainment committee. The bill was paid when the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-21

. Immediately after "Danderine" massage, your hair takes on new life. lustre and wondrous beauty, appear ing twice as heavy and plentiful be- thicken.
 Don't let your hair stay lifeless, colorless. plain or scraggly. You. too,
Deming graphic., 1920-02-17
DENLARSON,P PIONEER
Died LAST SATURDAY
Apparently in Usual Health, Worked
About Home. Became Tired. Laid
Down and Passed Away
THREE oLD-TMERs THIS WEEK
Jones. Deelsert, and Now Larson, Died
Within Few Days. Remind Us
That Old Order Passes

Mr.. Ben larson, one OF the pioneers
Of Deming, died suddenly at 4 80 Sat
urday afternoon. Mr.. Larson was In
his usual health M to o'clock work
ing about his place, but suddenly COM
'plained Of not feeling well, laid down
upon lounge in the house, and died
IN few moments The funeral took
place yesterday afternoon and the
large number Of friends In attendance
, testified his popularity and standing In
the community. The funeral was con
Quoted by the Odd Fellows lodge, OF
which he was member and officer
The Old Timers Association attended
IN n body and are saddened by the loss
OF their old friend.
Ben larson, one Of the pioneers
latter part of 1882 and for many years
was an employe of the A. II. & s. +
Ry. After quitting the service Of tho
company he engaged In business fol
himself and his familiar face upon oul
streets seemed like a part OF Deming
lie was a native of Sweden, 67 years
Of age at the time OF his death. Hi'
good old wife Is now alone, their thre'
children having died early in life. Oul
whole community, especially the yer,
old-timers of Deming, share with he
in her sorrow and extend their sym
pathy.
Deming graphic., 1920-02-17
WINCHESTER RIFLE CLUB
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS

J. A. Mahoney, Inc, acting for the
Winchester Arms Co., is to organize a
Winchester Rifle Club which will begin
work on the target range the first week
in March. Every boy and girl not
older than IS years Is eligible for mem
bership in the organization, which Is to
compete for mdeals and diplomas with
% caliber rifles.
In order TO make the sport abso-
lutely safe the company has provided
the Rev. X. l.. Ioulder and Fred X.
Smith as instructors In the art OF
craftsmanship. No one will be allowed
TO fire on the range until he or she is
competent to take the comparatively
simple precautions to avoid accident.
Enrolment has begun and 1t seems GER
tain that the young folks Of the city
win take advantage of the opportunity
to learn TO shoot and shoot straight.
One feature of the matter Is that
the company furnishes everything re-
quired TO begin with and there are nc
dues OF any kind to pay. Those having
their own rifles are welcome to use
them. Those Interested in the enter
prise should see Mr.. Fred r. Smith al
Mahoneys
Deming graphic., 1920-02-17
MEMORIAL CERTIFICATES

Post Commander s. ID. SwOpe ~
sending out the following letters to
the nearest OF kin, notifying them
Of the presentation of memorial di-
plOmas In the name Of the French
government:
"The French High Commission,
at the direction OF the French gov
ernment, has prepared .and trans
miited 10 the United States en-
grayed certificates TO express their
high regards for all American sol
diers and sailors who lost their
lives during the great war. These
certificates have been placed in the
hands Of the American Legion with
the request that the American
Legion deliver these certificates TO
the nearest Of kin OF those whose
life was sacrificed In the great
cause Of humanity.
"The Legion is requested to pre-.
sent these certificates with suitable
ceremonies on Washington's Birth
day, and have arranged To have this
ceremony duly celebrated at D. m,
on February %, 1920, at the armory
In Deming.
Yourself with several others are
entitled 10 this certificate, and you
are respectfully invited to be pres
ent at the time and date above, for
the purpose of receiving this inn
pOrtant document"