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OWENSTOOMUCH
FOR WILSON IN
GARY FIGHT
Latter Hugs and Absorbs Much Gaff
at the Hands OF Owens

GARY, Ind. July 9-Thc main
bout OF the American Legion prize
fight show resulted i'll popular yer
dict for big Owens over "Roughhousc
Wilson" who proved such a huggcr
that the referee encountered much
difficulty breaking him from his loving
embrace OF the big scrapper, who was
bent on doing dire damage to the
anatomy OF the rough-house-oue. vii
son held his own in the second round
but oil others went to Owens by a
large majority.
In the preliminary Joe Zeno, Kan
sas City biffcr and young Congo, a
Windy City scrapper. furnished a
highly spirited mix. in TACT a much
better entertainment than the main
go. The battle royal, as usual, was the
real thing. and the crowd was sent
away well pleased with the evening
skirmishes.
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WILSON TO FIGHT ROBIN
SON FOR TITLE

BOSTON, Mass, July l6-Johnny
Wilson, white worlds middleweight
champion, will defend his title in ten
round decision bout against George
Robinson, the Cambridge fighter, at
the Boston Arena next Friday night
The titleholder has been guaranteed
$4,000 win or lose.
Robinson has a verdict to his credit
over Wilson, while he also bested him
IN a no-decision tussle in Montreal
The Montreal affair was staged last
January.
Wilson has wholesome respect for
Robinson's ability, but is confident he
will be returned the winner.
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St. Monica Downed. 1o.4

The winning streak of St Monica
baseball team was broken last Satur-
day when Olivet took the Catholic
aggregation down the thorny path OF
defeat by score of 1914. Owing to the
stringent rules of the Church league
against professionalism, department OF
players and other necessary regula-
tons in order that the we'll established
traditions OF the Church league be
maintained, the ,Olivet victory is slated
as a protested one on the alleged
claim of Olivet playing with a sus-
pended player in the lineup, before
said alleged suspension had been
lifted.
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STARS ARE DoWNED

CINCINNATI, O., July 6-The Chicago
Giants got their heavy swatters to working
early and piled up nice lead for Henderson.
with the result that the visitors were able to
take the second game of the five game series
from the Cuban Stars at Redand Field
Manella started the game for the Cubans and
after walking two men, gave way to Saurez,
whom the Giants found to be easy picking.
finally driving him from the mound in the
fifth Boada going in. The Cubans recovered
their batting prowess in the latter innings.
Henderson weakened toward the finish and
Tayor finished the contest in nice fashion.
Heavy hitting by the Giants, coupled with
poor fielding by the Cubans, gave the Chicago
crew enough runs in the early innings to make
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St. Louis Trounced, 1914

GARY, Ind, July 9-The Negro
National league game that was trans
ferred from Chicago to this city Sat
urday, resulted i'll a one-sided victory
for the American Giants, l6-4. Heavy
hitting featured the contest, in which
the St. Louis team lead by three home
runs, while the Foster club secured
one Fields was knocked from the
slab early in the game and Smith who
followed met like fate. Oscar
Charleston finished on the slab for St.
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GIANTS TRIM THE STARS

CINCINNATI, O., July 5-The
Chicago Giants played great bali at
Redland Field, backing up the splen-
did hurting of Miller in brilliant style
and enabling the visitors to take the
third game of the series from the Gu
ban Stars by the score of to 2.
Miller held the hard-hitting Cubans to
four hits. Manella was hit effectively
in the pinches and received ragged
support in spots. The Cubans exc
cuted three Sensational double plays
that cuff off possible counters for the
visitors Rios, the sensational short
stop, accepted II chances without a
wohbie The score.
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ST. LOUIS. Mo. July 1.-THE first
game of the series between the home
club and the American Giants resulted
in win for the locals. Marshall was
raped for three runs in the first in
ming, two in the fourth and third and
three in the sixth. Both teams hit
hard but the visitors had an off day
in the field, tabbing five errors. all
costly. The score:
34s $3.50 r II f
American Giants 0 0 } o. 10 5
St. Louis -. ) } 0 0 10 IL 0
Batteries-Marshal and Brown Finner and
Kennard.
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STARS WIN OPENER

CINCINNATI. O., July 5.--The Cincinnati
Cuban Stars hit Taylor hard and took adj
vantage OF the misplays behind him, winning
the frs, game Of the hve-same series from
the Chicago Giants in the National Colored
League at Redland Field by the score OF
to 2.
Leblanc pitched good ball for the Cubans
the visitors being able TO bunch their hits in
but one inning. Leblanc wound up the game
by striking out the last three men Drake led
the field al the bat with four safe drives. out
OF four times to the plate. The Cuhans played
sensational ball in the field A crowd of up
ward of 1000 was out. The score
Innings ..........t 2 3 as 6789
Chicago ............, o O O 0 2 0 o 0 o. 2
Cubans ....,.,.....,.2 0 0 0 0 2 0 =
Errors-Beckwith2 Luther, Bauchman. Ray,
Jeininez Two-base Hits-Luther, Drake.
Sacrifice Hit-Ray. Stolen Bases--IIerrera
Drake, Guerra, W., Green. Hit by Pitcher
Leblanc and PARADE, by Taylor. Bases. on
Balls-OH Leblanc, 3. Struck Out--By Tay-
Tor, D. by Leblanc, ). Umpires-Brauer and
lFlamm,
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Should Jack Be Readmitted
To Sporting Circles?
Opinions Of Whip Readers

title against a great numbering, awkward,
giant. Willard. This Willard. although mere
~ a big dub was hailed as the great white
hope who would bring back the fstic glory
10 the white race. In Havana, Cuba. Johnson
either lost or surrendered his crown. Gentle
reader you know the dope as well do, any
way Jack got licked in the 10th round and
his next great problem was to recuperate his
fast falling fortune Z Jack got broke and
America was the land OF money.
Jack came back. he did his time. He has
lost his citizenship. and we who are colored
have suffered because of him. He is still a
great drawing card aud will no bought com
mand great crowds wherever he appears. What
shall we do with him,
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Webster. Force, Thomas, Eggleton. Two, base
-Wingheld, Hudspeth. Three-base hits
p. Hill. Warheld. Home run--Thomas.
Stolen bases-C. Hill. Higgins, ,; Dewitt.
acrfces-Warfeld, c. Hill, Force, Brown.
Woods, Hudspeth Bases on balls-Oa
Force, . off Lakewood, , off Cooper, off
Roberts, ,; off Britt, l. Hit by pitcher
Brown, by Force {. Hill, by Roberts. Struck
oul-By Gatewood, l. by Roberts, 1; by
Brit. J. Hits-Of Force, s in l.3 innings
off Gatcwood. in % off Cooper, in "a;
off Roberts. 4 in , off Brit, in 7. Winning
pitcher-Britt Losing pftcher-t'atewood
Umpires-Peniound and jenkins. Time-2;44.
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BUCKEYES WIN FROM
LEAGUE LEADERS
Hudspeth's Hit in the Eighth Gives
Columbus Necessary Run
to Win

COLUMBUS. O., July 9-Colum-
bus Buckeyes returned from disas
trous road trip and in their first game
at Neil Park trimmed the Detroit
Stars. who are leading the National
CoIorcd League with u victories and
only eight defeats. The score was !
to 7. and to win out the Buckeyes had
to play an uphill game, as in the first,
and again in the second, the visitors
took what appeared to be command
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a. c,s blank coLUMBUs AGAIN

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July On the
best played game of the entire series, the A.
b. C.s, with Dicktie Johnsons fine pitching
ing four out of five from the Buckeyes John.
sons pitching was easily the feature. He al.
lowed the visitors only two hits. Day Clark
and B. Taylor carried off the fielding honors
in right field. did the best for the visitors.
Score:
Columbus 49,. 5000 5000 % 2 O
A. b. Cs 49,. 2 0 o Il 6 /
Two.bas hit-Taylor. Stolen base
Mickey Double play-Johnson to Taylor to
Day. First base on error-Taylor. Bases on
balls-Of Johnson. 2; off Britt, !. Struck
out.By Wilson, 2; by Johnson, S. Losing
pitcher-Wilson.
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Louis. Starks went the whole route
for the Foster team and held the St.
Louis heavy hitters safe in close
places. The score:
I33'4s 6789 r II Z
American Giants 0 0 0 3 500 10 II !
St, Louis Cts. / OF 0 / %
Batteries; Choago-Starks Brown; St.
Louis-Fields, Smith, Kennard. Benntt,
Charleston.
Two.base hlt-Grant.
Home runs--Torrentte, Charleston Black
well, Kcnnard
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a. B. C.s ........O 00OOolo-1 7
Giants ..........0 0 0 0 0 0 > 0 % 7 /
Errors-Clark. Beckwith. Twobase hit
b. Taylor. Three,basc bits Bsuchman, Ken
yon, Double play-Markey to Taylor Bases
on 5alls Is, Taylor Taylor off r Johnson l.
A. B. 6 ...........32 1Oo2 10 Il /
Chicago Giants ......0 / 0-5 ?
Errors-Kenyon, Beckwith Smith Two base
hit-B. Taylor. Three-base hits-Cark, Ken
yon, Makey, B. Jeffries. Home runs Beck
with, Bird. Stolen bases-B. Taylor, Clark.
Bases on balls-Of Jeffres, !; off Smith, ,.
Hit by pitcher iteher-By smith T5ylor1 a, by
/; Makey, |; by Smith, /, Passed balls
Ray, Powell.
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DATES AND GAMES

July 14-16 American Giants, at De
catur. Ill. (Staleys)
July 1920, Chicago Giants, at Co.
lumbus
July 17-2l, Kansas City, at Indian
apolis
July 17-2l, Detroit Stars, at St.
7 o,,,e
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the heavy batting baseball populace the nfest the
Colored baseball league faces the genial Tom they
clay hands of the moulder. Williams product
MorrisBrown university coming here in 1917 Williams
great pitching up press supf what
of opposing could do than pitcher in
the game to-day.
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St Louis ..............0 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 %
Error-Grant. Two base hits Brown,
Grant, Williams Bases on balls-Of vii
iiams, / off Drake. 4. Struck out By vii
liams, J by Drake, o.
Second Game
Giants .............0 , / % ! 0
ST. Louis ............2 0 0 0 0 1--3 I ,
'Bateres-Brown and Williams; Oldham
and Kennard.
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BIG five CHIEFS
ON way TO MEET
LABOR BOARD
EXECUTIVE TO HOLD PR.
vATE MEETING TO DIS.
cusS MATTER.

r. Nss.Sia,sa rrvss
CLEVELAND, Ohio, oc,. is,-FOar
q he "t4g fiV :" raarad translog,a'
ucn chiefs lcu here late ,onlsh, Zoe
Ch,cago whcrC tomorrow they viii b.
ioln,a by 1. T. ShcrI0ri. rrcSidcn, 20
,hc O,d,r ~ Railway CO0dac,ors, and
confer wl,hc the HaiiroNd Labor Board
IN an cit0yi 60 end the nationwide rail-
cad s,riSc 81, 10 begta oc,Ntcr 80,
rrior ~ the ccafeCncc with the
iats'r Nara az : o'clock tomorrow
aft,suoOn. thu flVS chict cxcca,lvcs viii
tO,l a r,yy,ing To discuss matters per'
taining q the situation ard cocrinatc
r,snS coVsring thsir action whca they
~ Into SESSION with the bard.
Rcs,FV lcayiag tonig>i the tgV,kcr'
hood Ch,cis said they did MT have the
s,ish,cs, Nsa u what pCOp.o~als the
ilshcr Bard intends TO submit, 10 them
q, tomCrrOw's c,srfcrcncN Their Al,
,l,cdc VAS coV ~ thc cn,irc rccr,ivc'
uCSS audw discrimination 10 discuss any
thlns Whtch mlsh, - rrviadlcsAi 10 any
Vcoclha,eyy NOW contemplated
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HAYS TELLS HOW
MAIL Often LOST
Nv Associated rNss

w Assoca'sd fUss
WASHINGTON. ut. is.--An cNl,la
tatiCn u Why IN many caS,s that let
trc never ,amcN IL behaved by NsSt.
masog Gecral HAYS Ia hav,' hc,n f,0nd
Ia the rcN,laticn that an average ~ ~
piscCs ~ mail Is found daily In empty
sacks aWl rcuchcs sen, To- the uail has
rrlam shop IN Washington.
About S.eeo savHS src rsslv,d daily
~ thu rvisaiy shol,, and " thcsV somc
thing hkV cue OUt ~ cV~rv leo accuNl
me o. figures furnished Mr.. HAYS j.
found To- ctNtain ls.,SV e mail. rama
mg nun rcgis,cr~d AZ SPECIAL delivery
kt,VrS a. fourth class pNrrvls Nnsid
cring thew an t.Sea. oee sacks and
ncarlv Vee.nce pouches ussd In ,hs
lS,SiSl scrVtce at~s0t s.Seo.oce q which
IN an aVcraec arc stoNa fcr rcri~l,
running tron months IN wars, Nc
HAYS ,sc,icVss a Ssarch win possibly
bring ~ lish, much mail matter usac
e,,ants>l for.
The postmaster gNavrai has sen, Cal
an CDR - al paints whcrc thc sacks
end p,uchys ar Ssursd Goa an inmc<li
ate Msgsct,icn ard shaking OWN" II
each On tsNkr H. as~rtain u any con
tain mail, Sssh mall u tcand viii b
spcssalN narkst and t,TwaNisd - tha
thu adarosscc may knew the cause a
the DELAY. THE crsssr als0 l,rSaVtsles ,ha
r-S,u,as,crs arr To - hc,d strictly ~
, slcasill,, and anus, So thai every Sac'
IN thc nasurN mus ~ thoroughly m
stsr,fs, h.fgsr, n i cas- oS,t,q
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IDEAL WEATHER
PUSHES COTTON
PICKING RAPIDLY
KILLING FROST IN NORTH.
ERN SECTION DOES
LITTLE DAMAGE,
~ As.~la,,drrs

~ Associated rrvs
WASHINGTON, oyt 10. la u
Wsa,hcr cou,li,iOns ior p,cklng aud gis'
rmg cc,,oa prevailed darlnr the las,
veUk ana very nr'1 lrOgScSs wVs
reiic a. ~ ssctlons whcrc this wvek
has 10, lSSn ccmpsstsl accNrlpg to
,hc national WEATHER and cuop halle
IN 'ssica today, Killinv frcst cccurr,Nl
lr thr ucr,h,ga scC,iun " thu cO,tco
bsu, hnt wi,hou, any material dam
0vc, Ia bGlllba stated ard aidcsl;
"p4ckiav hrs been c,sDple,cd N
south Carolina cNcer, In The north,
vesi,yn uoyilon ana the iron has hscn
moSlV sa,h,r,d Ia rcnUesSrV. TAls
VorN Is tar aavaucs,l IN Arkansas Is
NsO alorg IN oklahoma aRa aloU, cC,u.
ric,ca IN Twas eNver, In thc uvvth'
WIS, pcrtka, rtcklng has tsen prae'
"a Slly ACCOMPLISHED IN Cscvvsa aud
hSs tsen finished IN mos, scc,sOns q
eea,ral AND seO,hsEa Alabama while
randi pcgpSS was ws,lc IN North
CNulina ard Mississippi aud thc SrOp
has Ncsn mostly picScd IN Louisiana"
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30 WITNESSES
EXAMINED IN
KILLING PROBE
GRAND JURY INvEsTIGAT
ING LoRENA KHAN PA.
RADE STILL SILENT.
ny Associated rrs.


WACO, Texas. Oct. ie,-Thirty Wit
ncsscs we're examined today when Me
lehman County erand Jury resumed It's
investigation of the fish, q, iocna
October !, In which unc man VAS fatal
" wounded ANA nine others injured
when sheriff hob Buchanan attempted
to sIup ku kluN Khan parade,
Tho Inquiry ~ FAR has hccn surround
,vl With thu. ulnCSt s,Ncrcy and Il has
not hon Indicated when the jury VIII
malc report as TO It's findings, |, was
Z S,ld hwrver that its work might b.
expedited by the improved condition Of
those more seriously injurcd In the
/ clash
sheriff buchanan who was shot
twice. Is now GA, ~ danger, physicians
/ reported today, u was NJ tirst Thought
hc might M, rvc,vVr rOm the wounds
Cart West. 10 t.orcna. who was als'
shv,, hut lcss SERIOUSLY injured. went
l.ctoc the Grand bury to-day
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20
BOSTON lAMBASTS
RAILWAY STRIKERS



icSrON. ct. is-Thc dro,,ors 81
,hc HoS,Oa Chamlsr ~ COmnvrco g..
nigh, scnt telegram a. fgvsslcut
HARDING In whtch thcy asserted Inv
refusal 10 railroad CmplVy,s To
altic ~ a dccislon u tribunal h.
whom they submitted their sidc IL thc
q ntroVVrSy. was 'subvVrSlvc % al
cspiions ~ gvNvrnmen,," rhc tels-
gram DECLARED that rallrV0d executives
ccalt nui ~t0rgSin away The rights ~
nv pUbliv" ~ swing asSasancSs TIA,
they would ~; ask Tor furth,r wax
accrsa@s that ths WAY u hing ahou,
r,Vcruusnt slsFai,cH % the railroads
mas 10 apfeel 70 Ccngrcss uad no; ~
hudgeon." aud adicds
we van ASSURE yvu that this com.
munl,y whirh wc-s through ,he ~.
isricnce q pohcc strike win stand
ss~adils behind yca and Is pysru0ea ~
,rdur~ b. The usain,a.uvncc - similar
fsnvhl- scp ~afs-rtns vhsca nay q,
. attsa
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Sporting News While
Ito Good to Read
FANS GIVE NORMAL
BuFFALOES BLANKETS

CANYON. Texas. oct ie.-Whllc the
Normal Buffaloes were at Roswell fight
ing the grid men Of the 90. NJ NJ |
the students nj home wcic not forgcifnl.
In. chapel last Friday morning the IA.
Guilty and students raised enough mon
ey to buy eighteen blankets for the foo,
hall squad The blankets are to be 10
the best grade and will be here for the
game with oklahoma Northwestern ON
Ar)nlsiico day, The student body az tho
Normal ATE just bubblinE over with
pep thls year ana no better way could
be thought Il % show appreciation tof
the fighting spirl, VI the sridsiers than
10 furnish them with blankets.
The team Is snapplns into pluctlcc
this week making rcady Zoe the game
With Abilene Christian Coll,gc neNt Sal.
utday. In the four gamcs PLAYED
Coach burton has had chance 60 study
hls men and he has doubtless just about
decided ui,on a definite line up although
he has given out no Inf nuaIlon as 10
who win start the game agalns, the
Christians AZ nill Grady Ruis,n
seems 10 be fixturr bus then Their,
n Key the heavy aud hard hitting. fun
hack that viii have To be- rcckunci
with. Some fans are predicting that
key win b. shifted To- n half hack Pc
rition as he IL too valuable a man Co b.
ieft Ions on the sidclincs, studcr and
Jenkins are both showing class a, quar-
tee and both viii probably h. called on
90 PHO; the team IN the voming games
Mitchell and Henry arv showing w well
at the wtnr positions. They are both
ADEPT at rccciving passes and arc strong
on defense. II secms Ia be about toss
up between Golden and Lancaster fer
the left tackle position. Roth men haV"
the fieht. Lancaster Is about To-.
posnds the heavier. II thu team con
tinues TO show Improvement as Il has
each wesk In the pas, fans win have an
oppos sunity to SIC classier football this
eeason than has besn played In the
ranhsndlc bcfQre.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20
Win rr,

Temporary oftic,rs Zoe an CrganlE'
tim probably L. be- called the Amarillo
Municipal Golf Association wcrc elected
at meeting at the city hall a>, nisht
:. y Ncwhold was elected president
and {. y, Dillon. Sccrctary',r0surrr
Nineteen persons were prcs,n, and
they subscribed SIS 20 hc used tor clean
ing up the grounds south 40 the oll
iowry.rhilllps school 80 tina, they may
bc us"d by sunday,
Efforts viii be- made 10 Secure assls,
ancc from the city commission Ia -
,ablishlng municipal links e. y Dillon,
y, &. pickic. l.. Z. whitney, ", ],
Sat,crwhltc and nr, r y. DYSON we're
appointed m a committee To- take up IN,
matter with the city commission and
he city manager.
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LUBBOCK COLI LINKS
OPENED TO PLAYERS


&ue<iai - Ihe S~~u
NRBoCk. Oct. is.-Thc Lahbock
Ccnnty Cub Gcif lnks havc bern com.
p>escd ana ale now ogvn Ia the Eolf
snshu<lar,s q the 'south Plains The
course locals ssss yards and l. cum.
p,ese With natural and artificial hazards.
ineoUdnag s~c water hazards " cr~sc-
and rvcn<~rs the Famous yellow
H0uee canyon ana eets god bit ~
hroken hud In lie length.
The club h imised To leo mcnhcrs ~,
thr pre~sns and is capitalized Zoe sss.'
-. One hundrcd and sixty acws com
pupe the club grounds and include a
hrxe FISH pond and lakc. Two SPECIAL
duck rcssrses IN an adieinlng INs,ars
arv inciusied In the ciah slgA,s \ mod
crn club houss VIII h built IN ,hs
eurH swine.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20
.UNDEATEN BRQNCH0S
WILL PLAY AMARILLO
spc,lslto The News

speclsl to The News
CLARENDON, Texas. cot 10
coach Sandhn's lilrh school llrongho n
van invade the hHnuts of ,hc Amarillo
SaVag.s next saturday Thus fat the
Clarendon liigh school eleven IL AN un.
beaten tea and their rual has uo, hc.n
crossed this sasun. Two Fam,s hl,,
been played and IN beth games ,hg
noncho,s have shown splcndld lhilii,
To combine fast offensive work with
strong defensive action and the result
Ia both instances were Overwhelming
victories fur Clarendon iligh
The frs, game ~ this Years sghrdul,
VAS with Hcdl.y and was wen by a
scurc of 80 "a . Last sturdy the
Broncs tvok the second ramc 90 m,
season when thvy defeated tho Quaulh
High S,hcol 20 IA ..
The locni team Is working hard o.
get In shape fur their game with ANA
rillo, A hard game u ,specicd In which
the nronehos hope % clomina,c N,
Sayag,s for districts honols
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20
MINISTER IES1IFleS
IN HIS own DEFENSE

BIRMINGHAM. IA. a.. is-rhe
issy. EiNar1 a. Sivphvnssn. tho
M,,hcsils; mlntsiss charged With ssc,s,,l
cesfvc mutdcr m csnnsssion With tbs
krilng ~ lathsg ltmys =. Civle. a
Cs,holir vFtss,. tosk thv stand IN us
oWn drf,nse ate t0ay
Father Cyyl.. "a IL alsg, z. Nas she,
~ Mr. S'erFnSon tssaasg ~ Inv iNi'
tess heusf that his dauyh,ss. RetA
wss b-ing wcansi away ~ the cath
olic Church.
a. the dav q thc shecirg ths vi,
rtss slfi D. tssig,tl she hsa run away
bo; b. vas unsear, that So u,sg
ttcd TNsre Oussnssr. "a ,s'huite.
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s. U. & G, EMPLOYEES
NOT ORDERED OUT
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AD,vpio and CvfrO> Chusil Twas
with fsis ,ncc g. thc impsrdiog raa.
fti1 sirih,, tematnv3 gr,htpg,1 20
rixht \ Z lNan,l,g. prssit,u, q; ,hc
feilr0a. sah hy had rw l,.n s,iNi~4
hat ths enN'eyNs WVud wslsUnt. and
enlCn tyslrm,n said ,hsv hs3 ~ l~-a
sisriSt,l ~ aDV vf,lers b. s'fikv, Tbs
IAN Antor,N CNaai, ana U,o'i j. rv,
.nclu,i,~l Ia any 81 ,hc tear sve,,s ~
rai'ftals, A. auE,Nnc,l a. ChiCagA
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Thomson Inspecting
St. Louis Church

DR. Y. ThOmsnc, pastor " Central
PRESBYTERIAN Church. and Mrs. Thorn
Scn have gone 10 ~, I.ouis In connsc,
,ion with cal that has hccn cN,cnU,s'
To him by thu Kings Highway Prcsby'
terrain Church. nr. and Mrs, Thomson
wcrc invited to 80 ,hcc and look ever
the field before giving definite an
swcr.
THY icft here Monday and with 70
turn 10 the city saturday, according q
members VI the family sere.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20
Honlan Subscnbes
S for News Fund

, y. lasaas.n. Il the iis.inaa 1rccery
stew. leet Hast fUuEth ssrce,. las,
nIsht ssve Is 10 the Amarillo pas'y
Ne~s. Coatc1crate fund tbs arings
The so>aI amount taiScd for ,he News
Confederate fluid 10 sisese
= chcrk Tor siss.so was givsn y~sisr.
d.x 10 H. T. Alrheart in the name "
IL ". d. r,cmoas pest. Ia>lsc Air.
Asnrs himself has rsi<ed ahou, sss. and
thbs addsd Ia VIA, the News u4lsrd Mil
Sud i've h. chssianorga % thc rcuaion.
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t'cr>hlas lleaasva.


PARIS. t-f. iS,--Thc rsVption al
,hc cl,V hail IN hSaor ,S Gcn,ral lNcr'
sh,ng ,v,sav VAS cac d thu ms, clab'
crate ami p'acsVSStVc that have Nccn
h~lt IN l'Sris sinc~ TN signing u the
araaisit~,. Ssns~ ssce gsrSnns wVV
IrSsnt ssciadins FSancN,'s lcaains mil
HAIRY ugtrCs.
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rOOR INVENTOR DIES
As he WAITS RESULTS
~ Ar-~a,elP~s

nsriNir. Mirh, at. is-Tlc a.S
s'fsarN1ce ssgc in Svltsu,lSS V
ClerAss O. McNsy. a kVel,r - Mca.
~ IA. VAS siNga io.tAv wes> =
dgrutv curor,y foas1 D. d,ssl a, IN.
wal 6ere after a tslys ii,s',ss McVvy
cauv u ns,g,s; a u,sgkss ar invvu,
= a ssl vas ssrtcssn whi,e sWsisirS
=, t'cissoa X psOsrscs.,e ruu-Assyr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20
ROSWELL m TO Play
P0RTALES ON FRIDAY

ROSWELL. y. NJ, oct. is.-rhc
Roswell Hixh echaai football team will
ply rcrssles hare on Friday. October
81 and win NEE, Alhnqecrque here n
wvck later II h expected that the
game With Albuquerque win decide thu
state hish pchool football championship
this ycav a. hesh seams have defeated
az cosnsrs ~ Gar this ssason,