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With the Travellers.

DR.. and Mrs. E. Robitshek, Hum
boldt Avenue South, have as their
guests Mrs. Robitshek's mother and
sister, Mrs. M. Millhauser and Miss
Lucille Millhauser of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ruben (nee
Ruth Bachman of Cleveland) have
returned from their wedding trip and
are now the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
I. H. Ruben, Fremont Avenue South.
Their wedding was an event of Au-
gust LIST.
Mrs. Arthur Brin, Mrs. Jas. Kantro-
WITT and Mrs. B. S. Harris spent
few days last week in Mortified,
Mimi, where they represented the
Council of Jewish Women at the con-
vention of the Minnesota State Fed
GRAFTON of Women's Club
Mrs. M. Rosenfeld Of Chicago, who
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Goldberg of 1929 Irving Avenue
South, who have moved to the Hotel
st. Regis, has returned to her home.
Mrs. B. Gittleson and little daugh-
ter, and her father, Mr.. B. Hambur-
ger of Chicago, who have been spend
ing the summer months at the Hotel
Keewaydin, Cottagewood, Lake Min
netonka, have returned to their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac We'll, Miss Lii
liam Jeffrey and Miss Henrietta
Frankforter have returned from a few
weeks motor trip to Chicago and
other surrounding cities. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Fanny Freiler.
Mrs. Fanny Freiler Of Chicago, ILL.,,
is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Alexander, Irving Avenue South.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Marks Of Cincin-
natl, Ohio, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Ruben.
Mrs. J. I. Kurtz left Wednesday
for two weeks stay in New York
City, where she will represent the
Social Service department of the Tai
mud Torah, of which she is director,
at the national convention of social
workers. She will also visit her
mother, Mrs. B. Cohen.
Mrs. A. Gross and little daughter
of Denver, Colo, left on Friday last
after spending several weeks here as
the guests of DR.. and Mrs. H. N. Mel
eek, Queen Avenue North.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Abrahams, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. Abrahams, and DR.. and Mrs.
A. Schwartz of Duluth motored here
and spent the week end and Labor
Day in the city.
Mrs. Jonas We'll and children have
come in from Cottagewood, Lake Min
netonka, where they spent the past
two months at the Hotel Keewaydin.
Mrs. BENZ. Lifshitz and children,
Minnette and Melvin, TIA Thomas
Place, returned home on Thursday
last after spending several months at
Birchmont Beach, Bemidji, and Glen
garry Inn, Walker, MINI. 3@"+5
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Korengold
0da Borovsky) of Tonka Bay, Lake
Minnetonka, have moved in from their
cottage and are now residing at 26O1
Humboldt Avenue South.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Lichterman and
little daughter, Razel, 826 Logan Ave-
nue. North, motored Sunday last to
St. Cloud, Mimi, where they spent the
week end. They were accompanied by
Mrs. H. Brooks, TIA Eighth Avenue
North, and Mrs. E. Shapero, 14O8 Ell
wood Avenue.
Mrs. j. Shedlov and little daughter,
Luverne, 812 Bryant Avenue North,
returned on Sunday last from Kan
sas City, Mo-, where they were the
guests for the three months of Mr..
and Mrs. Phil Hoffman (Bess She'd
low.
With the commencing Of school and
the Holidays at hand, many Of the
lake jewellers have closed their sum-
mer homes and opened their town
homes. Sojourners at Casco Point,
Lake Minnetonka, who have come into
the city with their families are: Mr..
and Mrs. Jos. H. Schanfeld, 727 East
Seventh Street; Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fem
berg, 1925 Sheridan Avenue North;
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Goldfish, 1924
Hennepin Avenue; Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Fiterman, HOO Knox Avenue North;
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Brin, Garfield Ave-
nue.; Mr.. and Mrs. Max Schweitzer,
1882 West Thirty-second Street; Mr..
and Mrs. S. Labovitz, 83 Highland
Avenue; Mr.. and Mrs. S. Wasserman,
Knox Avenue North.
, 1920-08-30

hunger strikers, saving the appeal win
receive immediate and careful attention
Lucerne, Switzerland. Aug. 25rh-Mr
Lloyd George in a statement TODAY con
corning the case of Mr.. Mac Sweeney.
whose condition is grave because of his
hunger strike in Brixton jail. said in
substance that Whatever the conse-
Ydences were, the Government could
not take the responsibility OF reIeas-
ing him. The Premier declared he re-
gretted MIR. Mae Sweeney has decided
to starve himself, but said that if he
were released then the other hunger
strikers would have 10 be released. A
law which is a respector Of persons. is no
law, said Mr.. Lloyd George. If the
cabinet therefore departed from its de-
cision, a complete breakdown OF the
whole machinery Of law and Government
inevitably viii follow. The release some
weeks z of hunger strikers in Ireland.
was followed By an outburst of cruel
murder and outrage. The Premier cited
the crime for which Mr.. Mac Sweeney
was convicted and said it indicated he
was concerned in a conspiracy against
the con3tabulary who are the defenders
Of order in Ireland. Mr.. LLOYD George
declared it was the Governments dutv
to protect these brave men. He concIud-
ed: Il may add that every invitation to
discuss wish those who are for the mo
ment the Spokesman for the Irish Nation
aljsts. q peaceful spt+lanan+ fOr TralanA
, 1920-08-30

ton prison where Mr.. MacSweeny, the
,L0rd Mayor of Cork, is confined, incident
to the assembly of several persons who
waved red flags. bo0ed the Government
and cried, up Sim Fem, up rebels"
The crowd rushed the police guarding
the avenue leading to the prison. Sew
eral persons were injured and d number
arrested. Mr.. Howard Redmond, a
nephew Of the late Mr.. John Redmond,
has ~telegraphed the King urging emen-
cy for the Irish hunger strikers. The
Lord Mayor was to have been arointed
by his Chaplain Father Dominic yester-
day afternoon. Mrs. Macs veeny visit
ed her husband yesterday and found
him bordering on unconscI0Qsness.
Their daughter. Miss Mary MacSweany,
teIegraphed Mr.. Lloyd George, saying
that if the Mayor died his relatives and
the people of Ireland will hold you and
your Government responsible for muir
der. -
Berlin, Aug. 25th. The Lord Mayor
Of Dublin, through the Freeman's jour
nal, has issued a plea to the British peo-
pie for the life of Mr., McSWeeny, mot
in the name Of Ireland bat in the anne
Of all humanity
London, Aug. 25tb Results yester-
day had an important bearing on the
cricket championship. Middiesex have
improved their position at the head of
the table and Lancashire is now second,
Kent is third, Surrey fourth and York,
shire fifth. Middlesex declared at APO
for six 1ickets and beat Warwjckshire
1856 and 283 by nine wickets. Hearne
made 215, not out. 5 rrey won an eZ-
citing match at the oval against York
shire by 81 runs. Surrey led by "a on
the first innings, the scores being 325
and PSI, both sides did badly in the sec
ond innings. Surrey making 10 and
Yorkshire 153. Kent 455 for seven in
Guiding 1873 by WoolIey and 104 not out
by Bickm0re beat Essex by an innings
and 1926. Sussex defeated Hampshire
by 81 runs, Hampshire making 81 ii the
second innings, Jupp took seven Of
their wickets for 80 runs.
London, Aug. 18th -Poland's reply to
the peace terms, presented by the Rus
sian Soviet delegation at Minsk mounts
70 q fiat rejection, says the Minsk cores
pondent to the Manchester Guardian in
wireless on Monday. Our O. Is Rus
ian demands, only one, Chat relative to
3emobilization), is accepted and that on
" on condition that Russia will take a
similar course. Russia must be demo-
bilized at the same tine Poland disbands
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-05
WHEAT DECLINES
To NEW LOW LEVEL
FLOUR TAKES DROP
pECREASE N MARKETS OF WEST
ARE FROM TEN TO TWELVE
CENTS 4 BtSiIEi..

q, 'ssnsiatsd Tres.
CHICAGO. oct A-Whcnt iuiut's
declined ten to twelve cents a hush"l
today In the principal grain markets "i
the West. In some eases touching n""
low levels moi bcfor" rcach"d sine" ih'
2 ,vcrnr,"rt established the WARTIME
whca, price
nccnlcr deliveries closed IN Chiraf,, :,
rnd 81 Louis ~ Sl.sS and >iH' u, ana
AZ Kansas Ciiy lower levels was rri'h'd
"a Slqi
Al Minneapolis tho December option
,l,.se,I az ssoO. q drop of ~ IL cents
from Saturday,
uSI tn ti.eii.e. ri Kansas civ
gS7ai: ~ 81 Louis. sl"3 l'2 NJ MIN.
n,apolis. tlS.
r.,, 1,.ir quotations. from Minneapolis
declines nf 60 cents barrel htnE r'
ncr,.d bv two mills. bringing Hour T.
All 40 Ia sil.ss birr,l IN puari'r-har
~ sncks
CORN and oats likcwis" touched new
i,,y levels caualling quotations oi 1916
and 1917 Tor the Dccomhcr options
n,.r.u,h.r corn closed '"iav ~ IN
c,,,, s.s ~ and " cents. compared WIN
Usi six weeks ago and ki.t1 . M JulN.
teis. cash corn ut that tim" r'a'h'h
S.tO. l..
oats established now low r'F"rds w
December and the May d"hN'rf'.' clos
ing nj - and 20 cents on IN" hh hs'
hazard In Nav of this N''I' My W.
lions went as high as 81 o>
Iocl az EXPORT drmand and free '1na.
,ti,n offerings are given aS 'huH"H ~
,h. ae,iin. In WHEAT and corn and cats
,.r., y,flectlng the wheat situation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-05
THOUSANDS OF PERSONS
SEEKING OPPORTUNITY
TO SEE GIANT STRUGGLE
nv TuE AssoCIATED rnrss.


NEW YORK, Oct AThe Brooklyn Nationals and the Ceve
land Americans open their world battle for the 1920 cham
pionship al Ebbe,ts Field tomorrow afternoon.
Twning eloudless sky early tonight seemed to bear
the ioreeaer preliminary Of flair weather.
moderate temperature but heavy rain the
o'clock tonight When asked 10 explain the weather sad
the due low atmospheric and promised that
would off cooler the initial battle
for the premier honors in baseball
The playing field Of the Brooklyn park has been maneured for
the Every has been disposed Of and thou
sands Of fans fresy seeking opportunity witness the
giant struggle.
Manager Robinson and the Brooklyn resting tonight
and express firm belief OF ability defeat the Indians
Arrangements and setting for the will differ
greatly from previous contests there outstanding feature
expected be furnished by the spectators Their attitude
angle which cannot be forecast
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-05
SENATOR HARDING !
IS At DEDICATION
MAKES NON POLITICAL. SPEECH
Vt HiNES uEN0RIN. LIBRARY
NJ FREMONT.

IT, hH.HH 'NffN NHH
FREMONT. ohio. oct. Taking n
resritr. S.nftrr H1rdinE motorcd to
Fremont today and delivered nom
political addrrss go the dedication of a
soldier memorial nt Hayes Memorial
Library. situated ir "a public rark which
b. tart of ih, estate IL the late Ruther.
f.ri % Hayes
Bf.rr m. 4 shcatinn exercises the
uuriu.. and his VIII. Nere luncheon
quests - W,9bb e Hayes. son of the
f.rwsr urssidani Later they visited
tho former presidents narby
\ mnd. ut Stndusky County war
veterans alSn was reviewed by the SEN
pi.r as = usrt e the DAVIS program.
which commDmoriied the anniversary OF
President Hayas' birth
In his spe.ch senator Harding re-
view fhr D .rical a~s 80 tons ~
Sludustv C.ruty and praised Presl.
aUnf Hayes ~ "euc whose official serv-
.,. tp Amerlrs was more healing than
hereto lafi sense - satisfying security
y. re- h.Fitlr' to America"
Paving 'r.hut, tn the soldiers ~ the
r--f WI D., said 'htt they. ton. had
.vrsurht i,ss in hriliancy hut more In
glory" and crli.d upon American citi.
IONS ~ dImnn-trlte hv nesace time pa
trio'ism the same measures ~ DEVOTION
o. duty
tn. uame ~ Governor Cox appeared
beside that ~ senator Harding on the
pr,s,ram q the dedication exercises.
nrt officials sald ~ had rccentiy can
cciiCd the tuE1gcfncnt.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-05
GILBERT INDICTED
ON MURDER CHARGE
DECLINES ~ COUNTY JiIL To
niSCt ~ KILLING on
KENT

$ l. Gilhori was Indicted by the
grand jury iltr Monday afternoon on
q charge uf Wurirr IN connection with
th" sh""tinE and killing 81 !. e. Kent
saturday night IN the city Drug
Si"r" Gilbert is in iiil and rcfIs,. a.
peak about the killing. except tn his
attorney. Do is said
\ visit tu the i1il wls nude sunday
afternoon hy Mrs Gilbert and children.
Gilbert X no relation. uffir'rs sty,
w the = g Gilbert, whu IN also char,
ri with murder Considerable ronfu.
sion has resulted hcoius" - thcr. BE-
INK iva Giih"ris Implicated iu shuot
lug affairs
fun"ral s.rti,rs 81 y g Kent wrrr
held ~ $50 u,io,k Mondly after.
noon 20 th" plrl,rs of Bl1,khurn &
Malone Rev H p Brooks ufnciatod.
Following the services the L,-ly was
taken tn the Fort Worth 4 Denver sta
tiDu ana sent to Montgomery. Ala
for burial rallh'arcrs were from "a.
Amarillo Elk. lu-igv NJ whI,h NJ Kent
WAS a mrmfsI.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-05
Games OF Worlds Series to Be Flashed
To Patrons Of News on Fifth Street Today

Every pitched ball in the World Series will be promptly
reproduced for the benefit Of Amarillo fans the electric
board which hes been front Of The News office the
reports of each the diamond coming direct to the office
Of The News special leased Associated Press Every
fan Amarillo is cordially invited witness the game
guest Of The News Fifth Street. between Polk and Tyler
The game today starts a II o'clock this morning.
The News has gone heavy to construct cleo
board which every position clearly marked and
every play be shown This board placed top Of The
News building that plainly be by the crowds tho
street below The eegrapn wires have also been extended from
the office below the roof OF the building and here the report
will BE- skcn by the rrcrar Associated Press operator C. F.
Sophor who has scsy devoted much Of his time construct
ing the board.
OF there win b. charge The News here to give
It's patrons SERVICE and seeks to give better and better
service every day
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-05
PRESIDENT wilson
SHOWING INTEREST
N BIC CONFE ERENCE
INTERN ,TI0NiL COMMTNIC iTION
MEETING WILL DEtI. WITH
CONTROL. Of CABLES.

w NssnrtR'ed lFess
WASHINGTON, oct. i-prtsidcni
Wilson H. understood to b. taking n
personal interest IN problems a. b" con
sid.rcd al IN" preliminary sessions oi
the international communication con
f"rrnc" tp b" held here October 4
American claims fur share Inv the
German cables seized hr France. Great
Iriain md Japan IN 1914 ar" to b.
taken up. hut u was said today that
President Wilson was particularly anN'
inus f"r improvement In cummunica
ton ~ press dispatches. ~ means
toward promotion ui International com
ity and roud will
Shows Interest
The Presidents interest wns indicat
rd n was slid. when hr added Under
Secretary Davis uf ~" state depart
mont to the American commission. As
originally constituted the American
commission was composed ~ admiral
ll'nsun. Walter = Rogers and Post
master General Burl'srn ln r"r"gni.
'iDn ~ the diplomatic impnrt ~ the
conference. however. th" rhalrm1nship
YVES Transferred from Postmaster Grn'
Dril HutlseOn to Secretary Davis.
IN. American commissioners were in
.nnterrut" iH-liy with REPRESENTATIVES ~
various prrs- 1s4t-'itiious which receive
uua transmit news DISPATCHES hv cable.
Tn" mc,t tinrs are fot tho purpose ~
getting tho views ~ various Interests
for thu information of tho American
dDpr'i.s
niled States Wants share
pf ID. 20 900 mil,s of German cables
CONTINUED an Pare Eightl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-05
German Noblemen to
Leave Leavenworth
Today Under Parole

I.EANENWORTH Kas.. o't i-E
" Non Schack ana Franz Won " ~
Il one time consul aud vice consul { i
N" G,rman imperial government a'
san Francisco nr tu D" released irutl
h,, >-,i.ral prison here tomorrow. iris
un officials announced tonight. Wur''
was rsvri,ed ~ th" prism that p1r"l' ,
had been granted the two t"ruf'
,nl,,rm.n who arr s"rNing Sentences 81
i've wears fur violation oi the nrutrali' ,
avs of the United tatcs.
Tn. twu fnriusr rrpres ntaiiN"s of tn
German empire wefs brought in IN.
federal prisnn IN the summer d 1919.
They w,rr eligible fur parole siN
-nunths ago and appeared tef"rr ths
priHrn board but paroles werc ~
granted
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-05
WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP BASEBALL SERIES WILL OPEN TODAY
BABy IIiwREyE GIANT.
IL NOR CHAMP PORkEk.
HAS ROOM IN HOTEL

By Ass coated IRE ~
DIES MONIES. Iowa. Oct. 4.
In Iowa Hothing IL too good
for the hug This afternoon Iil.
by li.twk-yc Giant. an eight
months uld junior champion.
poker. weighing $50 pounds.
and valued at $4,000 arrived
~ q downtown hotel IN an rN.
p"ns!V" automobile. walked IN
10 tho hotel lobby un carpets
SPREAD especially for his visit.
vita registered Tor by W
Carmichael. secretary Of th"
National swim" Association.
posed fer pictur" and then
Hnprtcd his way haughulyinto
IN" elevator and ros" to a tenth
ilunr corner fr"nt room. where
IT, WAS tu spend the night
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-05
FIRST SESSION
JOINT REUNION
Be HELD TODAY
~ wEiRERS Of GRAY iRl,ivF
M0E, - WAR PiSStS 1870
INSIG GNifICANCE.
MANY SPECIAL TRAINS RUN
Go,rrnor ". r. Hobby WIN Drli,r,
Address Of Welcome 10 Delegates
in iIslIali Vi state oi
Texas

~ Associated ftrss.
HOUSTON, Oct. i-Thr world Wai
~ an event uf history passed into in
significance tonight as hundreds -!
Ioni-drtat" Veterans gathered in billets
90 hotel lobbies here and rciought the
battles II 81 and 80.
III. old soldiers are In Houston 10 ut
tend the JOINT :.uuijn ui ia" Inii'.
Conedcrlt" Veterans. the southern
C1nedmat,d Memorial Association and
the sons al Confederate Veterans
which begins tomorrow.
Special ,rains with the regular train.
un IA" s.'Ncntr,n railroads entering
lluustun brought the veterans. Wit
their wives and d'-Scndnnts into ir'
city toiIy and tonight by IN, Thousands
More than nfiy special trains no.
all parts ui the Old South arr s'hcdp 4,
to arrive before Wednesday noon anH
by that time between 10000 and 10
visitors will have reached the city u i
estimated.
As each train pulled In to-day tn
champions of the cause oi ia" coni"i
cracy stopped of apparently wcarl"d b,
their long Journeys. However AT sight
of the Stars and Bars. which form tn,
basis of the elaborate decorations. thrN
summoned to forget their fatigue. Thru
step uuickcncd dnd their eyes snarkl'
with IN" fire Of enthusiasm kindlrd
more than fifty years ago.
Rioi of Color.
The decorations which greet the arri'
ing delegates form "a riot of color with
the s-vtfsli ftfrx- ~ the confedcracy
fningling with proiuslon Of Stars and
stripes The flags and bunting form
lanes from each II the three railwa;
F,ations to the center of tho downtown
district At the railroad ytations tn,
visitors ar" registered and assigned I,
"hIllrts." In school buildings. II vcter'
ans aud to private homes IN the city u
visitors. other than veterans, Who haN'
no hotel reservations.
The first srssion ~ tho Joint re-
union will be held tomorrow afternoon
hy th. me.rorial association. The sons
ul veterans viii hold their first meetin; !;
tomorrow night aud the opening sessions
ID the veterans will be- held "Wednesday
morning.
Al a., "Wednesday morning session
Governor W. T. Hobby representing the
state oi Texas Mayor \. y. Ammer
man oi Houston ana Judge Normal
q klttr-ll. representing IN" Texas con
f,Sl-rat" veterans vii liver addr"sNr.
,I weleun" The session Viii hc open"
hy GENERAL . " Kirkpatrick com
wander ~ the Texas division oi tn
veterans who viii turn tn chair oNr'
e. General n VI, Van Xind' w Y.
Worth commander In chief "i the en-
Elnizatlor
Wul Not H. Candidate.
csr,rnl Van y1nit IN his arrival &"
night declared h, would No, 70" n rindi
dit. ipr rc.,'"cti"u, His refusal % run
gSuir. whirh .nrtrOiicts Information
given gu, earlier In the day VIII pr''ip.
t.tc u fight among the higher "''ir"r
,f the urganiza'iUn to succeed h.n o.
cor,Iirc o. oihcr officers now in IN" 'itv
An, th"t' contest they s1ld. VII u" on
th,. selection e., th" next reunion 81 '
Savannah. Georgia and l.iiil" l'"'N
CONTINUED ON Pace Eichtl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-05
MS lBI.ED FRENCH STEiutR
II tfO> WAY 10 PORi

MOBILE. Aia.. oct Z Tho c.as'
guard cutter Comancho SAILED today tw
the criif 10 tow tp New orl'ans dis'
r,astsd French bark bound there from
Marsciiics Tho v.sssl'r maine war nni
available. Evidently she wns disabled
by the rt-fcnt hurricane.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-05
DEMOCRATSPLAN
FINAL CAMPAIGN
SPEAKING TOURS
SEVEN STATES ARE To NJ VISIT
ID ~ STANDARD
BEARER
CANDIDATE RESTS ONE DAY
Receives Delegaiion of Women aud
Tells ~ lieceiptS of Telegram From
Man Who Interrupted
Harding.
iy Associated riss.

" Associated Ttess.
DAYTON. oct 4--l'lans for com.
pl-tiun of the democratic national
campaign. now declared by leaders
e. be- entering It's last stages. were
being formulated today by Governor
Cox. National Chairman George
White. Senator Pat Harrison. chair.
man Of the National Speakers liu.
reau and +. H. Moore. the precon.
vention manager. The conference
was held at Trailscnd. As result
Of the conference. ohio lndiana.
Illinois West Virginia. New York.
New Jersey and Maryland. probably
Will bc the chief battle ground unul
election. accurding to senator liar.
risun. III ia all details have net
Nyt L.. kel Out
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= %+*++***++*+%%
TWO ADDITIONAL BILLS
SIGNED lIi GOVERNOR
liy ASSES lat'dprrsg

liN .isspt ltt'd Press.
At'SrIN. oct i-The GOV.
crror late to-day signci the
hill Grating n commission 90
invcgiFai., raes ~ nni nll
facts pertaining to labor dis
putcs IN Texas lie also signed
IN" hili providing that county
commissioners be empowered
Ia issue acfir!oncy warrants
to provide funds for tick Grad.
irllion work.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-05
CONTEsT|NG CLUBS
CLEAR Of SCANDAL
SAYS GRAND JURY
NEITHER BROoKIyN NOR CLEvE.
LAND "rNiNTEii" Ir N
DECLARED.

CHICAGO. Oct. A--ilrooklyn and
Cleveland tonight Ncre cleared ~ any
connection with the baseball scandal -
fnr us cvid nee presented 10 the Coca
county grlnd ilry u concerned.
states Attorney Maci.ny Hoyne and
'is rse.T NJ. lilrtcf l,eplngle. who N
IN ,hurg" ~ the baseball inquiry here
tonight issued Statements declaring no
tt idrus" uf testimony in any way i'm.
Iliriiinr ans m'niisr -! the two pen.
nant winners has com. before the grand
jury.
The grand jury In New York prcvi.
uualy had cNonoratel the Hro0klyn
players ~ any connection with reports
that attempts had b,-u made to Fix"
the 1890 sprics.
Mr. HUynr sent a telegram 20 tha
New York authorities denying reports
thnt hc had gathered evidence during
his recent eastern tip which indicated
nu ntitrnpi 90 brih. the world series
cuntcndcrs this ycnr
All Are innoceni.
Ma l,'pluglc said that IN FAR as tcstl.
uuuy given before the Cook county
grand jury was cunr, rn.d EVERY MAJ
un th" l.ruuklyu and Cleveland teams -
fS innocent ~ q new born babe and IN
me- way implicated in any baseball scan-
dtl either u.t ur present"
THE evidence given this jury impll-
Gates th' eight Chirrn White Sox plav.
,fs against whuiu indictments We're vot-
'i n uumh,t tf r'mhlrrS and several
other has'iail PLAYERS.
"r-ciuso ~ tn false reports that We
hrt received rtii nee that the 1890
frri, Wrald ir crooked. We took up
The mitt'l htt W. w'te unable Ia find
,.,H tho .isht.H foundation Tor such
r,.u,ffs
Thr grand ru, VII rrconvrnc tomor.
ruW evening ir n sf'vial session with
rnihIrs nu thr dltk'f hut the baseball
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-05
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