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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-02

New York, May 1.-New York de- feated Boston today to 0. It was the first game New York has won ftom Boston this season in five games played. Ruth hit hts first home run n New York uniform today in championship game. He drove the ball over the right field roof of the stadium. feat whicn has been done cnly twice since the Brush stadium was erected in 1911. Last September Ee did the same thing while breaking the worlds home-run record, and Jackson. now of the Chicago Amer !cans. hit ball over the roof in 1913, Mays. Shore and ODoul of New York were ordered off the field by Umpire Dineen. The score: R. H. E. Poston ......... 900 coo 00O- 0 1 New York ... 100 TOP Fox 6 10 0
 Batteries: Pennock. Harper, For tune and Walters. Devine; Shawkey and Rnel
 TITEDC InCE 4 NrnTrTTcn
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ATHLETICS WIN, 9, TO 4

Washington. May 1.-Philadelphia made it two straight from Washing, ton today in a poorly played game by, a score of to 4. Shaw was knocked out of the box in the fifth inning. Weleh. Philadelphia cepter fielder, sprained his ankle in catching shan non's fly in the eighth and had to be carried off the field.
 Score: R. Fl. E. Philadelphia ... 020 O60 010- 13 5 Washington .... 900 100 ill.,
 Ratteries Kinney and Perkins; Shaw and Charity
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Results Yesterday Brooklyn 1, Boston l (26 innings, called account darkness) St. Louis F, Chicago 4. Cincinnati z, Pittsburg l. Philadelphia 5, New York g.
 Games Today Philadelphia at Brooklyn. Pittsburg at Cincinnati. St. Louis at Chicago.
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mile race driving an Eigin. used both
 "NVoco Pep motor fuel and motor oil. All the other cars in the race used "Woco Pep" motor fuel. h Charles Armstrong, manager of the oil department of the Wofford Oil Com pany won the first race of the day, an amateur contest, driving a Chevrolet touring car against Ford racer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-02
PHILLIPS WIN EASILY

Philadelphia May Philadelphia had no trouble winning the second game of the seFies from New York, today, 5 to 2
 Barnes was knocked from the box and Douglas was in effective while Rixey put out he visitors easily until the ninth Le 'ourveau's base running and the hit. ting of Stengel and J. Miller featured
 Score by innings: RHE New York ............... GOO 900 OO2--2 5 i Philadelphia ............ 101 Oil 10x-5 12 0
 Barnes, Douglas, Winters and Me. Carty; Rixey and Wheat
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BROOKL YN AND BOSTON BATH f TWENTY-SIX
 INNINGS TO A I-1 TIE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
By Assoclaied Prss.

Boston, May 1Boston and Brooklyn battled twent-six nings to to tie today breaking the former major league record of "A innings established by Boston Americans Phil adepha September 1906 when Jack Coombs of Philadelphia defeated Joe Harris, to l.
 pitching contest between Oeschger dore with honors favor of the Boston pitcher He allowed only nine s and sixteen innings the Brooklyn batters retired in order
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-02
"WOCO PEP" USED
 BY RACE WINNERS

'Woco Pep motor fuel and A"Woco Pep" motor oil starred in the automobile races at the fair grounds yesterday un- der the auspices of the local lodge of Elks.
 Leon Duray, who won the fifteen
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-02

To the voters of Precinct 21:
 Inasmuch as the last legislature took away from the constables the right to appoint deputies, and inasmuch as I do not care to handle all of the papers and per- form all of the duties of this office person. ally. l wish to announce that I have de- cided to withdraw from the race for con- stable of Precinct 21 in favor of my young CT and more attractive opponent, Mr. Riley H. James. MT. James has been my deputy during my entire term of office and has been a most capable and efficient one In fact he has been a deputy constable in this county continuously for the last eight years. and in my opinion there is no other man in this county better fitted for the office than he. and no man who will more faith fully perform it's duties.
 I wish to thank my friends for their support and recommend that they vote for MT. James.
 Respectfully,
 J. E. MATLOCK,
 Const table Beat 21. (Pad political advertisement, published by Riley II. James.)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-02
BABE RUTH SLASHES ! A WICKED HOME RUN
 OVER BLEACHER ROOF

twelfth consecutive game today. Cleve- land pounding four of five pitchers for fifteen hits and winning to 3. The visitors grouped four hits in the first inning, one of them home run by Speaker. with two on bases The onening round netted Cleveland four runs and Ehmke was taken out after the first two batters to face him in the second inning had hit safely.
 Score: R. H. E. Cleveland ...... 400 C2o 03o- g IS 0 Detroit 900 10 001-- 10 3
 Batteries Coveleskie and ONeill; Olxr;e. Ehmke, Cox, Alton, Glassier and AiEsmith.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-02

Summary: Threebase hit, satter- field. Two-base hit. Whipple. Struck out by Ollinger T. by Lippitt l. Bases on balls, off Lppitt l. Stolen bases, Lassiter. Sacrifice hits, Greet, Barnes, Bonner Umpire, Kirk Newell
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-02
BASEBALL AT
 A GLANCE
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Results Yesterday

Results Yesterday Birmingham Q. New Orleans 0. Memphis 4, Chattanooga 8. Atlanta 3, Mobile 2. Little Rock 9, Nashville 3. Games Today Birmingham at Chattanooga. Atlanta at Mobile. Little Rock at New Orleans. Nashville at Memphis.
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yANGILDER HIT HARD

St. Louis, May 1.-chicago defeated St Louis 8 to in the opening game os the series here today. Vangilder was driven from the box in the sec Ong inning after Jackson had tripled with the bases full F'aber was hit. freely. but St Louis was unable to hi. in the pinches. Ssore' R. E. Chicago ... 160 COG 010- st. Louis - no ell 0o1- r.
 Batteries: Faber. Kerr and schalka vangilder Davis. Burwell and Bill Iings, |
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-02

Chicago, May 1.-St Louis went on batting rampage today led by Fournier, who made three doubles and drove in five runs, the visitors winning from Chi cago, P to 4. Carter started to pitch for Chicago but was driven off the mound following Fourniers first two- base hit which drove in Stock and Forns- by, who had walked. Score:
 Score by innings: RIFE St. Louis ................ 402 Oil 013-12 IS 4 Chicago ............. 900 003 1OO-4 4
 Jacogs, Haines and Dillhoefer; Carter Martin, Bailey, Killifer O'Farren.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-02

The Congo is one of the widest water ways on the globe. At places the breadth of the river is so great that vessels may pass one another and yet be out Qf sight.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-02
The Piedmont Hotel

Located in the heart of the Appalachian Range. All modern conveniences. Natural and Mineral Springs. Private dairy and farm. Dancing, Tennis, Croquet, etc. Ele- vation 5000 feet. Rates application.
 R. J. HYATT, Manager,
 Waynesville, N. C.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-02
REDS STILL WINNING

Pittsburg, May 1.-Cincinnati defeated Pittsburg today by a score of to 1, making four defeats and no victories for the local team on the home grounds this season. Ruether was steady and effec- tive, and while Adams was hit hard in the second, fifth and seventh innings Errors by Cutshaw, Hoefner and Adams each let in a run.
 Score by innings: RH E Cincinnati ............... 010 02t 300--7 Il Pittsburg ................. 100 900 0O0-1 8 3
 Ruether and Wingo and Adams: Meadows and Hoefer
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

At Petersburg 5, Wilson 4. At Richmond 0, Newport News 1. At Rocky Mount g. Portsmouth 2. At Norfolk g, Suffolk 4.
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At Danville 8, Durham 9
 At Greensboro II. High Point g. At Raleigh 1, Winston-Salem 6.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Results Yesterday

ReSuICS I GSItTudy New York 6, Boston o. Cleveland g. Detroit 3. Chicago 8, St. Louis 5. Philadelphia 9, Washington 4.
 Games Today Chicago at St. Louis. Cleveland at Detroit. Philadelphia at Washington. Boston at New York.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-02

Judge Thos. R. Lea has tried and disposed of 22,O0O civil cases.
 Paid political advertisement by Judge Thos. K. Lea.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-02
Col. Higdon With draws From Race for Board of
 Revenue

Owing to the fact that my sons, Lee and Percy Higdon, have per suaded me to assist them in their fast-growing automobile battery business, the Higdon Auto Battery Co.,, state distributors for the USL battery, I have withdrawn from the race for the Board of Revenue. In this way I also have time to at tend to my personal business af- fairs.
 I wish to heartily thank my many friends in all sections of the county who have assured me- of their vote and hope that at some future day l will be able to cast vote f1r each and every one of them.
 My interest now lies in the auto mobile battery business. So drive your car around to 2201-03 Ave. A and let us proiong the life of your battery. It makes no differ ence what make of battery you are now using, we will give you real, honest battery sersice.
 COL. E. L. HIGDON. Paid political advertisement by E. L. Higdon, Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-02
ST. LOUIS BROWNS WILD

Z errors.
 Game called on account of darkness.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
PIEDMONT LEAGUE

At ChdrIOtte 2, OoIumDlO '.
 At Greenville 6, Charleston 4. At Augusta II, Spartanburg 9.
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INTERNATIONAL

At Jersey City 5-6, Toronto 4-5. At Baltimore 7-9, Rochester O-3. At Reading 3-12, Akron 16-5. At Syracuseg7, Buffalo 9.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-02
AMERICAN ASSOCIA1

At Columbus 3, Louisville 5. At St. Paul 4, Milwaukee 1. At Minneapolis '. Kansas City 4.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-02
TEXAS LEAGUE

At Houston o, San Antonio IA. At Beaumont 9, Galveston 4. At Shreveport o, Wichita Falls 5. At Dallas 6, Fort Worth 0.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-02

As a result of the tremendous strain of modern living, so many people find that the nerve cells have become devitalized, the whole system weakened and thousands of men and women are today losing their grip on health simply because their
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-02

TIGERS LOSE ANOTHER Detroit May 1-Detroit lost il
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-17
NUMBER Or GOOD SEATS
LEFT FOR KH|VA KON|CS

Khiya Shrine viii hold rehearsal
tonight uFing the new iultrumrn tg
Just RECEIVED. Indication are that the
khiYu Rand viii BE- one 81 which the
community NAV Justly b. proud.
Khiya Patrol IL In receipt of vests
and socks. this completes ,hcir uniform
equipment.
The Advertising Committee r. now
assembling data on the forthcoming
Khiyn k1mlcs. the Follies 81 1920. The
musical comedy show which b. 60 b.
staged az the Dcandi Theatre on thc
three nights 81 November %. %. and
e. This show promises Ia d. one ~
the very best ever staged IN the Pan.
handle
\ rehearsal was held ON SUNDAY
afternoon az which The entire company
was present
II can b. stated without reservation
that khiya komics viii rank M one
4 the very best performance over
staged IN Texas boy amateur talent,
There are large numhor ~ girls IN
the east. and they arr pretty enough to
hold their own on The stage II tn
Winter Garden. AT New York
Tickets for khiya Knmicg for the
night uf November - have been rc.
served. and no moro tickets fnr this
night viii bc sold Go The public. \ mum.
bcr ~ good seats arr left. T. was an.
npunccd. Tor the first two NIGHTS of the
show. md viii b. sold Ia the public. n
is thought that large number OF
Mobiles and other visitors viii b. here
,n the 2lth. and the tickets Tor that
date win b. reserved Tor them.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-17
POOR STREET DRAINAGE HERE is
EXPLAINED BY CITY ENGINEER IN
INTERVIEW; HE TELLS OF REMEDY

Inefficient drainage 81 one Of tho
problems ~ the city government uf
Amarillo. Complaints hy citizens have
been many, They want 10 know why
the water stands in the street and
gathers In tho cutters. whcn Il ought
~ run off without delay.
city Engineer Jones. when seen. nd.
mitted that the drainage was bad. and
stated that there was an urgent nccss.
sity Tor improvement IN that respect.
Engineer Talks.
MIR Jones explanation in that the paw.
ing II the city IN all grouped IN the cen
ter " the town. and that after a heavy
rainfall all water falling on the pave.
nonts must be- carried of by dirt gut.
ter, lie explained that with system
If dirt cutters. u gravity 81 eighteen
inches per block uf three hundred foe.
wa required. " the pavement woir
clean ana the CUTTERS unuhsiructed tn
water. with such fall the water would
run of through the guttcrs about as
fnW as Il well on the pnyemenis. lie
.irtes further. that with paved CUTTERS.
the gravity fall requircdfur the cnrryinl
away 81 water az fast, or nearly as
fast 40 II would fan ON n pavement IN
an ordinary rainfall. IL q minimum OF
giX inches per block.
with the exception uf West Fourth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-17
MRS. MARY {. JESTER
PASSES TO REWARD

Mrs Mary T. Jester died M the resi-.
donce Of her daughter. AIRS !. "
thcney. az iina Madison. Thursday Hfi
cruuon az o'clock She arrived homo
from Louisiana about ten daya arr.
suffering with cold Pneumonia de-.
yrl1urd last Friday and although she
seemed Co be- improving. she pnssr !
awuN suddenly from the effects Of hear.
failure.
She was - years Old. a member of me
EpircUpal Church and had made her
hpmr with her daughter. Mrs. i. ".
Cheney. IN Amarillo Tor the past oight
lfF she va member ct the 81.
tional Society Of the Daughters of the
AMERICAN iaVoiution. alsu u kcbekah.
Nrsf uf her hlr up a. twenty years a.,
had been devoted 60 educational work
ana me had taught nityiour terms q
school She was every active in nll her
lines IT cndoavor. and had a great deal
of pioneer work to her credit
SHE leaves one SON. James \. lcgte..
"a rice planter near Jennings. 10.
Nh" funeral services will he held az
the hon,, ii09 Madison Street. No 3
O'Clock today Rev. McCallum, pastor
ofNhr 81 Andrews Episcopal Church.
officiating.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-17
MEMORIAL. TO MISS CORBIN
DECIDED ON ~ AUXILIARY

\ memorial Co Mrs Harriet Corhin
has been decided upon by the Woman's
Auxiliary Of the ~. Andrews Episcop Il
Chruch. The ladies have voted o. set
aside 20 per cent OF their gross income
for this purpose. The form uf the me.
mortal has not been decided upon. Miss
Corbin was an active worker In al,
branches 81 church work. especially IN
the auxiliary. and 1t H. IN appreciation
81 this that the memorial is to b.
erected.
The auxiliary held n meeting Monday
evening with Mrs Considinc that was
exec dinly gratifying both In work &c
fumplishcd, the interest manifested and
the number present The ladies spent
a portion 81 the time In sewing on gn p.
monts Tor the Indians ~ Cass Lake.
MINI. and appointed committees -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-17
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-17
PLANS FOR ORPHANAGE
HERE ARE DEVELOPED

Plans fHr the development ~ the
Amarillo orphans Homo apf being
puaho.l forward rapidly twenty-five
children arc nov helms taken care ~ In
the homie and one small baby w being
uuprftrd outside uf tho home M The
present time The accommodations are
cling briirrol us rapidly nF nsFiblo nul
the LIVING conditions Tor the inmateA
are showing improvement from day -
day
Many women who are compelled ~
work during the day vii appreciate IN"
homie as u enables them 90 place thrlr
children n thn home during the work.
ms hours with thu assurance that ihey
VIII be- found s1fc and sound when they
return
Tho total indebtedness oi the home
Is now about $3.50. and an effort is De-.
ing made g. collect q sufficient SUN
with which IT, rluar az this debt
u is hoped that after The airiciuHt IN.
ycsligaiion some responsible person can
b, found o. ug i0r the institution IN
the capacity 81 treasurer. ana nee thnt
moneys received are expended in Ia"
proper manner ana hillf a,pt paid up.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-17
Shea LEADS TICKET;
P|TTMAN IS SECOND
IN POTTER RESULTS

In the returns II the general c,"c
lion In Potter County. November 2
which have been made public 10y the
commissioners court. ]. l.. shea,
county treasurer. leads the ticket by a
vote 81 1898 votes. r.. VI. pittmnn.
county clerk, was close second, with
1921 votes.
The democratic electors received 1874
votes. the republican 35S. the American
party 10. and the socialist -. one
blackand.tan VOTE was cast for the
state Offices.
Ncff got 1885 votes for governor,
Culbertson 1913. Cnpcrs /, Mc0rcgor 49,.
and Rhudcs 20. For licutcnantguy-
crnur. Davidson received i'uN. Smith
90. Starn I. Green 90. and Wilson 20.
The amendment allowing cities ana
towns ~ population of 5000 on less
Ia raise their tax rate from unc fourth
~ one per cent 90 one and hail per
cent. carried 10y majority II III, Ia
100. 1899 votes were Cast for the school
TAX amendment. and lG2 against. The
amendment providing for compensa.
ton To public officials received 1908
votes. with 265 AGAINST.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-17

A photoplny untwisting all the
chains that tie the hidden soul OF
harmony, marching to eternal
harmony whereto the world beats
time, that's "Humerosque." e
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-17
Marriage I.lcenses.

Marriage license was issued yesterday
by County Clerk T.. NJ Pittmnn 10 v J.
Petricek and Mrs. Joncpha Jarna.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-17
CLEANING PLANT WILL BE rs.
TABI.iSIiED on POLK STREET

One Of the most up.to.dnto cleaning
mud dycing establishments IN the Pan.
handle viii be opened NJ no Polk street
Tomorrow IN the new Early building
J. W. Mcdaniel and II. G. Brogan will
he the proprictors 81 the new establish
mcnt. which will operate under tho
firm name Of ''rhe Colonial Tallors aud
Cleaners"
over $4,000 has been expended for the
most modern electrical appliances Tor
the treatment Of silks. plushes and all
sorts OF ladies' garments In addition
To being thoroughly deodorlzod. all gar.
ments which ARE cleaned by this firm
viii also be dellcatcly porfumoe, thus
driving the last traces % the gaa smell
from the garment.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-17
MOVEMENT IS URGED
To GET MATERIAL
FOR ROAD BUILDING

Secretary W. Il. Estes, Of the Board OK
City Development is In receipt OF a let
ter from RAY &. owens. vlc"prcsidcnt
Of the Lakewood Engineering company
of Cleveland. Ohio, urging that move
ncnt bc started to get materials Tor
road.buildng shipped during the winter
an dearly spring. In order that actual
construction work may begin as early In
the season as the weather permits. rms
viii allow the work To he pushed TO com.
plction during the early summer. Ut
the material Is not shipped before the
heavy spring traffic opens ON the rail-.
roads. there Is the probability that road
construction will b. seriously delayed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-17

Filth and sixth streets seven inches
per 500 feet j. the maximum grade that
can De- uhiaincd leading from the paved
streets" continued tho city engineer.
There rre az present three main out
lets for the carrying away 81 rain water.
VIZ West sixth rtrgot. East Tenth
street and East Fifteenth street. In
order tu glyc thr city the proper drain.
agr facilities. concrete CUTTERS must rr
installed from the streets 20 these out
Its In order % carry the water OF the
pavcmontH
Streets Needing Cutters.
"Thc streets which need these con.
crete guttrrs moat are Harrison street
from sixth IA Tenth Tilcr street from
Eighth Ia Ninth: Eighth street from
Tyler 10 Harrison; Grant street from
Fourth to Tenth Sigth street from Fill
more Ia Grant: johnson street from
Thirteenth 90 sixteenth aud Fifteenth
street from Polk a. Johnson
~ the proper concrete cutters were
Installed IN streets above mentioned. n 70
principal streets 81 the citv would then
be- connected mp Ia the three main out.
let's ana ID, drainage system. which o.
80 Justly complained about. would Co.
greatly improved, Other streets could
De- equipped In q similar manner as the
property owners might dcaire."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-17
JOIN THE MOOSE.
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Right away yol will notice the
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Vincing. healing taste that YOU will
appreciate. Buy a bottle al your
druggists on the way home tonight.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-17
IA - -
Police to Continue
Crusade to Enforce
Traffic Ordinances

OFFICIALS ~ the police department
stated emphaticaily yesterday that he
police crusade" against traffic yinl,.
Mons and Improper parking had MT
been ended. 10y any means, and that Il
would not be ended. This spokesman
added that the police had their eyes ~
the drivers of automobiles constantly.
ana that infractions ~ pny ordinance
would be punished promptly. without
regard an 10 who the guilty person
might prove to be.
The chief OF police also stated that
rpitting ON the sidewalks must ccns,
ANY person detected In the net of break,
Ink the ordnance which forhids this Of
Tense VIII be taken 10 the municipal jall
nj once.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-17
Zllm Goes 10 Meeting.

Chief Petty officer II. Zilm. In charg,
az the local naval recruiting station
left last night for New orleans Ia ~
tend meeting Of all the recruiting Of
Ulcers ~ the southern division Ne vii
De gone for about week. and the Of
flee VIII remain closed n. W. Jones
who IL In the office under Zilm. lc,l
Monday. stopping In Dallas 10 take ~,
examination Ter a rating. and will nc
company Zilm ON 90 New orleans.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-17

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