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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-01-13

D. A. COllum, salary ----$125.OO
Neil Hodges, same --------1O0.O01
Carson Rhodes, work 1900 1870
Will Minor, same ------- 44.25
Bunk Parker, same ---- 5000
Will Thomas, same -------- 42.75'
Edward Collum, same 80 $500
Sampson Bell, same $780, 1880
Walter Reed, same -------- 42.75
Henry Shedd, same ------ 1925
Peter McLaurin, same 49, 21.OO
Yves Holden, same ------- 900
Sam Williams, same ------ 5000
James Carr, same --------- 1900
e. E. Jacksonn, 81 bales hay 1925
Standard Oil Co., 207 gals.
gas and Is gals. oil - 67.2O|
Brandon Water Co., rent - 2.85i
Brandon Electric Co., current 200
C. A.. Downs, bill ---------- 100
Brandon Auto Co., same - $3.50
A. G. Thornton, same ------ $50
| w. H. Barnes, same ------ 5000
H. C. Washburn, same ---- 3.758
T. McCleland Hdw. Co., same 1910
A. M. Shields, same $4,000 100
Brandon Mac'h'y Co., same 1929
Jesse Wynn, same -------- 500
w. G. Barnes, same ------253. 05
Addison & Bauer, same - 1895
Be it ordered that the following
allowances be made out Of the Pc
lahatchie Precinct Road District
Bond fund:
Hall & Logan Lumber Co.,
road gravel --------$2, O49. 90
Pela. Hdw. Co., room rent y 1900
E. N. Ross, com. exp. 8 mos. 1850
w. D. Owen, same -------- 1850
j. A. Long, engineer 23O.41l
Chester Brown, helping eng. 800
Dan Baker, same -------- 900
Pittsburg Testing Laborato-
ry, bill $1,000 1000
Pela. Hdw. Co., car supplies 5.13
Hall Logan Lumber Co., de-
murrage on car gravel - T.O01
G. K. Jones, com. exp ii mos137. so
Be it ordered that the following
allowances be made out Of Beat
No. 5 road maintenance fund:
Evening star., 1921-12-21
ELLIS ISLAND BARRIER
BANS CHRISTMAS 10Y

and there will be q thousand or two
on ships waiting to get to the island
There will be no Christmas holiday
for the immigration men, but on Sun.
day afternoon we hope to have a little
entertainment to brighten things, II
We can. for those who are to be turned
back
The immigrants who are most deep.
ly disappointed for the most part come
from lands blighted by the war and
the ravages OF disease and famine
which followed in its wake. They in
eiude families who sold their homes
and spent practically all their tiny
fortunes getting to seaports and nay.
Ing steamship fares. in the hope that
the new life in America would restore
them to happiness. They are destined
to return to their former conditions,
with the prospects of no immediate
jobs or homes.
Most Of them, 1t was said, knew
nothing of the Dillingham; law re-
stricting immigration to a proportion
Of the former inflow from their. native
lands.
Evening star., 1921-12-21
OLD |ND|ANF FEUD
REVIVED BY TAUNT
cred Bird" Beauregard Jail.
ed for Staying of John
MeaIey, Aged RecIuse.
By the Associate Press.

By the Associated Press.
WASHBURN. Wis, December 21.-
The latest killing in an Indian feud
generations old is charged against
John RED Bird" Beauregard, who was
lodged in jail here today and held
without bail for the staying Of John
Mealey, an aged recluse of the north
ern Wisconsin woods. Chieftains of
two Indian tribes have been success
sive victims of the reud.
Beauregard that the latter was not
man enough" to avenge his fathers
death.
Years ago Beauregard's father Is
said to have avenged a feud killing
by shooting an Indian named Black
bird" Not long afterward Red Birds"
father was shot down, and suspicion
pointed to big Bone" Lombard. Fif-
teen years ago Lombard was slain in
a cottage belonging to John Specht,
who was convicted on circumstantial
evidence and sent to prison, although
he maintained his innocence. While
Specht was in prison Charlie Light
foot" Beauregard, Red Birds" BROTH
err, attempted to make a death-bed
confession of some sort. but the sheriff
arrived too late.
Several years later RED Bird" serv-
ed term for the Staying of an In
dian named Mitchell, one of the elder
Beauregard's bitterest enemies. and,
after his release. led the life of a her
nit in the shack where Mealey was
slain a week ago.
| Henry Holmes whose wife witness
Evening star., 1921-12-21
LEWIS EXPLAINS
0UST|NG OF HOWAT
Action Followed, Says Lead
er, Only After Sufficient
Warning.
BY the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, December 21.-
Overturning of the administration of
President Alexander Howat of the
Kansas Miners Union. took place
only after Howat had been given re-
peated opportunities to present his
case and to meet the wishes of the
international union by calling off a
strike then in progress, John L.
Lewis, president of the international,
testified late yesterday in the suit
brought here by the deposed officials
to restrain the International from
setting up or continuing q provisional
administration in the Kansas coal
fields.
The Howat government was sue
ceeded by provisional organization
established by Lewis. Early this
month temporary injunction was
granted against the international Of
ficials. and the present proceedings
are to determine whether the order
shall be made permanent.
Sent Two Conan missi0nera.
Mr.. Lewis testified that he had sent
a commission of two members into
Howat's district to present an un-
prejudiced report before he took any
action whatever on a formal COM
plant of breach of contract made to
him by w. l.. A. Johnson, general
commissioner of the Southwestern
Operators Association.
Questioned as to what Howat said
about complying with the orders of
the executive beard. Lewis testified:
"He said, in substance and effect.
that he was out of harmony with the
international executive board. He
said he had not complied with it's
| orders in the matter of the Dean and
Reliance mines"
Strike Called in Protest.
"Mr. Howat said further" Lewis
testified. that they could go to
hell l don't know to whom he re-
ferred, but l took it he meant that
the international organization and
the international executive board and
the convention could go to hell.
Anyhow, he said somebody could go
to hell
Another witness was John Flem-
| ing. acting president of the suspend
ed organization during the incarcera-
tion in Jail at Columbus of Howat
and August Dorchy. union vice presi-
Evening star., 1921-12-21
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December 21.-In con.
trast to the joy with which nearly
everybody else in the metropolis is
looking forward to Christmas. more
than 1000 men. women and children
here are preparing for q day made
only more bitter by the realisation
that they are unhappy in the midst
of rejoicing. ..s,. e.
These are the majority Of Uncle
SANS temporary guests at the Ellis
Island immigration station, who are
awaiting deportation because quotas
permitted their countries are exhaust
ed 1t will be. immigration officials
say. the saddest Christmas the island
has ever seen.
In former years many immigrants
have been detained at the nations
gateway over the holidays, but they
were sustained by thoughts of the
coming Statue Of Liberty.
This year, however, the Titan god
dess stands an obstacle in their path,
with upraised hand waving them
back to the lands whence they came
lands in which many dismantled their
" pAotluo pdSSdSo HIOu6y u
America.
Many in steeEage Quarters.
And worse. if possible. than the lot
Of those held on the island 10 that Of
hundreds of others in tho storage
quarters Of several vessels in the har-
Dor. They. too. have given up hope
of being admitted to the country. and
face the prospect of spending Christ
mas on ships carrying them back to
the countries they had schooled them
selves to think of no longer as home.
Robert f. Tod. commissioner Of i'm
migration, said it would be impossible Q
to estimate how many would sper
Christmas on the island. waiting to e
sent back. but sustaining themses es
from day to day with the thought that
appeals to Washington would open
the doors Of the United States to them
after all.
May Have Entertaiament.
II know this" Mr.. Tod said. 1.-THE
island will be filled beyond capacity.
Evening star., 1921-12-21
The Wanted Toys Reduced

RAMMOCkS. with stee l
frames. OF khaki, nicely up
holstered, s2.oO size, s1.o0;
$3.50 size, $l.O0.
XMAS TREE FE y c f :.
painted green, with red gate.
SI.98 and S1.49
ARTIFICIAL MOSS. 25c
Box
BRADLEY'S GAMES. of all
description, also children
paint sets
CSC, 69c and 39c
OUIJA BOARDS, re- h0c
UuceQ TO
DOLLS WHITE ENAM-
ELED FURNITURE, all KINDS,
all sizes, at special prices.
SCHOENHUT'S TOY PIANOS
for every little girl. All
sizes.
Evening star., 1921-12-21

dent. for calling strikes in violation
of the state industrial court law.
the present strike in tho Kansas field.
which followed the sending to Jail of
Howat and Dorchy. He said that
the strike was called by the men as
protest and said he had no i'm
mediate intention of issuing orders
declaring it ended.
Evening star., 1921-12-21
WOMEN STILL MAY SMOKE
Brooklyn Alderman's Preventative
Measure Is Sidetracked.

NEW YORK. December 21.-Smok-
ing by women in cafes and amuse-
ment places has become so prevalent
here that Alderman McGuinness of
Brooklyn felt urged to put a stop to
1t. but the other aldermen wouldn't
help him.
Amid laughter. they laid to rest, in
committee Of general welfare, Mr.. Nc
Guinness proposed ordinance to fine
as much as $25 or imprison for ten
days any proprietor in New York city
who allowed woman or girl to
smoke in his place.
Evening star., 1921-12-21

Women's Quality Gloves at a
bargain price. Imported gloves
Of INEQUALITY lambskin. in black,
brown, tan, beaver and gray, in
GLIDING black with white and
white with black; S-row en-
broidered backs.
Evening star., 1921-12-21
FIVE ESKiMOS KILLED.
Pistol Fight Near Hudson Bay
Trading Post Reported.

EDMONTON, Alberta, December 21.--
Five Eskimos-three men. woman ana
a chiId-were killed and sixth Sc
riously wounded in pistol fight at
Wager Bay, about thirty miles east OF
the Hudsons bay trading post, according
to a cenort RECEIVED at mounted police
Evening star., 1921-12-21
Many in steesage Quarters.

II know this" Mr.. Tod said. "The
island will be filled beyond capacity,
Evening star., 1921-12-21

ed the shooting and will receive the
$500 reward offered, captured Red
Bird" as he returned to his cabin,
after hiding in the woods for week.
Evening star., 1921-12-21

TEA SETS-Decorated china
tea sets, the little girls "a
vorite. Reduced &c
to
TEA sET-Decorated metal
set of II pieces, beau 39c
tifully patterned .......
TEA SET-Large. handsome
metal set, with tray and 92c
plate in Japanese pictures
EDUCATIONAL BOA n ID $,
the useful toy that teaches
the tots to spell and 75c
CHECKERBOARD GAME -
Large board. complete A0r
with men
DOLLS TRIMMED BEDS, of
bent metal, with mattress.
canopy and pillows. Sl.ss
size, $3.50; $3.50 size, $1.W.
Evening star., 1921-12-21

headquarters here today. The fight
took place on August l, but 1t took al
most five months for news Of 1t 20 ar
rive
Evening star., 1921-12-21
Mems and WOmens s
Automobile
Cauntlets
IA OFF

A wholesale mark-down OF
our entire stock of automobile
gauntlets and gloves, compris-
ing the products of various
well known makers. A quality.
a style and a size for every
man and woman. Deduct one
fourth from the marked price
OF any pair,
Evening star., 1921-12-21
Toddler Toys

At Cut Prices
fodder Bye-Bye Byke, strong
and handsome baby walker
$1.98 and $1.49
.ROCkIE TODDLER," strong
rooster rocker for $1.49
..uoRSIE TODDLER," durably
built, bull. horse HssncsS on ~ wooden $2.98
ROCKING HORSE. one of the
favorites of the 'Toddler" X1.92
line
SWINGING HORSE. 'Toddler
toy. in two sizes, at
$5.9S and $4.98
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-08
GYMNASIUM is
BADLY NEEDED
FOR AMARILLO
BASKETBALL LEAGUE COULD
BE PROMOTED, DE.
CLARE MANY.

poss!ii.ty ~ the erection Il gym.
r.sirs ~ song Elnl ia Amarillo So
.lat .hcrc ai. o. lnlUuf a,nig,i,s ta.s
winter. o. ierg u4'acl 90 a certain "a
tDat hetc NOV. Amarillo .s dcc T., @,
hc badly In ncc,l % such acC0mmvda.
tons. and some believe that ,plsus
.......L ~ ma,.r L. lru,Ay tu.s iI.,U-
.t .lIt stlaU
IL is Tcmcuber,d that about oue
.. ...,4 a ...l. a.. .aHa. ut.. tt4-r4
Tor the eviction ,i sgeh huliam-
,a tuy hisu s.Cuvl suaujs. uul &C.,
protests. % u uE4,g,ut4, u.ai.s iur tae
...si ed ta.- l.Aaul ..tr. stopped
and il Is said ina, this fgGd has u,t
.etl u..,.. t,I coo tlr donors. lt
has been suggested that possibly a..
.......r uu.I4 .t uIDlns 500 % Iu.a
..nG le tng u.,i.gt lut "a s2m'ats.aU,.
tai1 muu.. totals fsHte ,o $4,000. 10
u salG. all has been Goa deposit ia "a
i,,al lauk
should tA.s money tc s,cugyL. Il Is
bcl.cgu. e.. sUmc thaf tav cburca,s
could raise slfl1.n, iurss tpr tne ,Um.
n..u.u H .am. EuI D. a r,wuas.sn
Ir a.l tIIf. As ss.a..uis e.,
Gates lot the Nsriou. ,aggghcs = pos
sH4s e. ars po.4 CO., mad- u u
..tia.
With a r.i .Ins1utsi vtmmshm
.., uc-e,. thlt au iut,g-,alf,h ei
ocaday Ross ha.t.i iai iaeu, cuulg
.c ,l-ar.-.. aud th.t BE- Wu-id ,s
iusi as .lC.. sf-l as 'h, uaseuall bag ~
las it.n tals summer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-08
sunday SCHOOL ALL-STARS ARE
EASILY DEFEATED WEDNESDAY, By
GehYS, IL TO |, IN LOOSE GAME
Every Genuine Panhandle Fsn Reads II

whc auspr SuNiay SchvA team
uat, weak showing Yesterday aga,ust
bc Araru, Grays who wen, ~ 10
q. o.sIy. with Lea, wilson in a., boN.
Although Wilson tossed Ga, halls oNvr
rssliy hy siruc. vut uiav a the sun
Gay ShnM bds. uuiv siN hits wvgv
a-e af wCsa, tvo ,f which vcro
.i.a o-es "a tac n,,, inuiug through
J.l taurr
Fvpr other vl,an llngles w,rv gaT'
rerti by the sunday ,SyRDVl team,
Nslc uac Rats were oo0cc,,d
.y the Gn.s Ton errors ~ the
Sunday Srt..I t.tm ,vr .rihute'l arsgly
tu o., sJss vt ibv GrSys,
C.tau t,..n tac sau.c ivr thv Nv
Cd. school rNr bar Wos relieved "a
N.sge after I'VE m,u were U0t IA ,ho
g.h inning.
tn ,tr usi iuuius Arar and E,auce.
s.l gtOuuJvd vtt, Randall and r.
Nt.tNa. I s.t s.tlt.a siuslr, tn'ougb
. .l.I it.u.t brt pu. C,it,tt hSd the
l..J U..e ctIl,i n him.
After setting two strikes oa Phl,
/ it,t. Ceum Walked biw with four
s.tclgnt hals in tsc .u...sl truc "a.
I ,stt stol, sscpnd agd s,vSrd vu john
. sots buu. tun 'Ntr i.tt .nt t,ncc.
TNU mofv runs Wrrv m81r hv TIE
I GIsNs iu thv fourth. M,nsu.rl Mas
+ si., en- ,skUt's ,rt Be-. ,nd ,,oA ihui
L 90 th. rlnN. / lrlNaN ng,td sud stn,c
una Mcdaniel s,ouc3 or i4ss,i
I iaA WccI. Wu,s,J thc slu,,sc play,
I sur- nansvuy.
Tse s.ud,y Scbuol hnvs diG net gv'
ar.,hHr tt unul Ga, ut,b, Whcn 80
.ls.r suIloi through sh".t unJ ~,
Hn sag iRIns O. 80 o. s,rUsil,
aIrr. Dnn'fi,atcl higrly tv ON, ~
trL r m~l Dp iasss ln the u'ih
|uh.a 90, GrnEs .rufr1 iuay uuies ",
sur ul. sl, m N,ss!Vsri's yv,or
T ptrpHit was sstc Wt,r Collum msd
rU tf.uft g. catch ur inuth fiN hu
pc did throw ou MileD at s,.s'nd
|Heurr was uut Coilgm 'o ElrU, hard
. Johnson was h.' Ngu.n,,l doubled
bringing In rhllgoit. Jotna,n sium4nl
Un th.ni Stumble OF nunavavs driN
ly iliggins brought in lohns'n az
Mcdaniel plraW.v st,rvl va Jsp
! triple % center. Wcnt1 VAS out. ca
. vert to i.lonchaul
b The Cmys sorei four moro ruu
iu the e.ghth uuirs. Clary single
b thr,ugh third s,olr sv,"ri and seUrc
when CNyu unified Wentr' dr.N'
p %. ie. was ont Massic te Eaurhar'
? Wlis.r sirrlo,l s-,ing W,ntr, Wi,so
; took sroaud ga kroYfcs tunhlc IT n
p I ,nsie. ard sr0rd Cu rh.lssfts II.
. &C.. silrtsr BIZ rCn IA te Own. vi
! threw il ga the gruund ,o wor'Wer
b ana Phunott nn IN frvm thirj ga q
l0nrhad play.
Et il was On The ninth when N
Crews BrIrl cute with thv Sand'
s. tal nds. nhnchari hlt "a hitlc vi
ric fo lon neld. hut the lnficiicrs "a
lfHr DO aud sine oatfi-ld,rs came Ia
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-08
alcERMAN SCHOOLS
LARGE THIS YEAR

Spcxlal - rNS Ncvs
rAGgIMAN, y, NJ, sept s-sceoS'
c,cnca TuCs,i,y with all pupils ami
,cachcrs prCscn, ready to eOs'n work
immediately In earnest, As the new
,lish scncOl building will not I've conn.,
,l,,sa Tor about thirty DAYS the h'sh
schol s,adcn,s VIII resume 'hvf
studies In tho old building rs hcrc'0'
lcrN, The llagcrnan schools have
much hrrrr cnrOllmcn, this YEAR aud
n is anticipated that this Viii ~ very
ggWspcuous YEAR,
Aosr a VACATION ot two months the
ladies Ma Sooicly ~ tho Presbyterian
ehurvh viii agaN hold thc,r roga'ar
weekly meetings The tbs, mcct'ns viii
IA, held next "Wednesday, SEPTEMBER IL
a, the home ~ Mrs, Jim Mtchelc,,
The L., 4. club met In business ses'
sion TUESDAY ai,VynOoa at the home ~
Mrs. 4. n. McnOua. The purpose ~ the
tacc,lng VAS To- cl,ct new ost'cCrs, Thcse
aavlus t,,yp clcctyd, rCsCCshmcn,s ~ ice
cram ana Cak WV SrNVa IL Msssames
p,MccSc. Manson, BRADLEY, Rarek'
ghNt. iausl.n. rhlHps, oglc, Sanders
.na Miss nclcn lS1Gsl,a.
Frank wmecgly, harrington VIM
,srly anG FtauS Blythe WEN, IL Ta'a
NSa overland saturday attcrnOon ro
turning MOnaay cNVolNg. Frank VIM
/ bcrly VIII teach NNcA,iONA Ast'caltar
N ,ec nagvrman n,ea SchoOl this YEAR
Erwin Mitchell IT., OF Roswell l. u
| llascrman this wVck visiting al IN
hcmc vi h sgrand parents Mr. ans
Ms y. n. Mitchell, lie has made torfn
" visits u hagCSmaa aud l. AWAY
rrsc,cl ~ hls many young friends,
Miss Mary waggNacr came IN sun
,lay lgss0 les laess and VIII ,cach II,
aOs,lc rSo,cncc and nOmcS,ic AIT
tho iiagcrraan lush SChc'a this ycar'
{. II, Hanson lctt Tuesday nigh, ~
Houston. Texas, On business trip,
John Wake tclnrncd TUESDAY tr's
Carlsland where he has been Nisi,ln
hts family Tor two weeks
AR. and MtS ", \ i.Oscv lcft TN,c
3 day Afternoon Cor Santa Re IN n has
ness ttlp and Viii return homc nc'
MordNy. They mNdc tho ulp overland
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-08

cover hone blanchard s,Oplsng on
thlo, Randall Ul,d vu, t. Runaway
Woodward struck Cut. Ctlvcr, hi L.
I,bnsou. WAo probably threw h,sh pnr'
loaN to Mcdaniel at Orsl cNahl,ns
uan,hard o. $500, Cokvy biz a CARY,
end Yves throWu eat az 0rsI Cnd,ne
The samv.
Acknowledgement was uo,,c that N,
l.y's rtmv Wo.'3 lc glayvd tor vnlS
G, wits ajUissl0a, aud tAe larS NAN
,vcmvnt Is gnNiogs that as hlsV a
,r,laU as ,Ussip,v attend. Nvs,cy0NNs
crowd gyo,vl MOSTLY $50 tbc under
UUe,s uu6 the lSyk p-N'lc aro anN
mu, lor siiu mar' Mns ~ D. lVcSeo'
Jr.aN. Thc attendance Nc>,vNlNy was
.h,gt the SANS ~ cpfng a rcyula'
Wy,'t dty same. wbrR tUc Groys PLAY
sH...a a...Hs..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-08
FOOTBALL BLANKETS
ARRIVE FOR c. c. men


CLARENDON. Texas. SPIT. -
Blankets .ur Oh, football team 90 Cag
,rdaa CHi,.e lit, lultrd, and aye
D.. .rg shown Bt o. iu.4l stol. Tte hAn.
SEQ. arc lH tte 4bvoi ,oiurs st,,u and
white irHe eil gwen with a larsc
white ho.i.r ari u tfe center % the
10th "a lrra VIII. bu.ld1-. repre-.
.,1t.rr OH. nickname given ly admir-.
trs t thr ttal cIegc tenn. Prs.
poets Cor n splendid team lOoln hrgcr
every day. ard Coach Burton is opti.
1.ftic n.. the Ui'.C1s Most % the
D. r.lu team w.ll bc hack in the
unr.u. vtr. flIs bunch vul o. con.
sd.rshiv .rsaenici - on, addition ..
.rue rrc,iert high .huo. material
lfrm otsr the Panhandle. Nrw McNi.o
1ni ukiihDma.
Tho schedule OR the season has mo-,
500 been ann .uHoad. tui BE- expected to
ilde tuvnsfate SAINTS with fast.
.ra. iunlor college teams.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-08
Baptists Will Play
Presbyterians Today

ruiispu,cd nrs; place In the sunday
Schooi league drpcnds upon the game
this afternoon between the iaptlsts
nrd rfeslytorlsns \ victory Tor the
Prcshytcrinns would put the iap,ls,s
~ won and \ lost. making a tie with
the Camels for the premier position IN
ne league. However. n Baptist victory
would enable that team 10 maintain its
undspuird had IN the league.
Today's game viii hegin pTomptly at
$50 o'clock. ana 4, h Planned u make
managers use substitutes u thrlr e..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-08
4 BUSINESS HOUSES
GOING Up IN LUBBOCK
SPECIAL TO rM New

Special 10 fhe News
ICRlsNCK. sept, :, fOnr MrscS
s,ac NpGlings arC Wnd,r construction
In the city u l.ahhc,k and plans aro
ur,l,r way cN the construction ~ "nc
other Ncsipning nCN, wVcS--,o mcc, Tue
gtowlng demands II this city,
Thew WV twenty men In ho
Chamber VI CWmmcNc ctftcc this pas,
w,V6 inNvs,ieat,ng the conditions anu
,t,al situation With = NEw m pa,,1ns
a a business hoWsc IN this city. Thcsc
an bClps Handicapped IN acc"1a, ~
hc shor,agc in both business and rcs''
,cnce properties that van ~ lcNscd ~
rented
This IN spite q ,hc FAC, tina, sven
hgsincss hvUScS and enc h0ndrcd anu
gagty,lO0r lvsidcnc,cs hNNC hccn hull, IN
l.uh,ccS IN thc lNas, ,wV'NN moa,hs'
M,Ec than thNcaUar,crs II ms'',"N
,NllarS with q construction b 0ndc'
way IN the cl,V at this umc,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-08
lO8 PERSONS JOIN
TuCUMCkRl CHURCH


Si,cslAl u Nv Ncw
TICl'MC AHi. y, NJ, sept, Tho
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-08
I'anthsrs Win Duel

FORT WORTH sept. Phillips.
the young Fof; Worth souihuaw. won
n pitching duel from Pa, Fiaherty. the
Gasssr ace. here this afternoon by a
, 90 count. stretching the locals lead
% four and one half games In the
Texas league race. A week ago tonight
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-08

stoIen bses; NayIor. FuIIer. Booe
Sacrifice. Booe. Nayior. Henry; two
base hits Baggan; three base hits
Brock. Henry; double plays. Blades n
Griffith TO Bottomley; Mayor 20 Henry;
whi,eman 10 Griffith: struck out WI.
iinms 8. Goodwin .: hit BY pitched ball
BY Goodwin. Brock time lao. Umpire
Spencer and Pelham.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-08

stolen bases, Hoffman. Taylor. Two
base hits Iiollohan. Kraft >. Storey.
Haley lIhworth, struck cut, Flahcrty
!. Phillips !. Base on balls OF Phillips
2 Flahcrty .. Double play. Kraft un.
assisted Watt to Hartford 20 Eibcl.
Time 1876: EMPIRES. Kane and Miller.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-08
PEYnRToN CHURCH
HOLDING REVIVAL

PEnHYroN Texas. sept 7.-Eyan-
Tsli-t William ~. LrM sy ~ Commerce.
Okla aud Sir e. -. Daniel ~ To.
cumfsi -. n. are lrading a revival
hers this week Large audiences are
ntfsn,linr iha NfNiasz \ building coin.
MILF. Il II uDl I.l.Iuu L rl1ti Ia
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-08
DALLAS DIVIDES
DOUBLE HEADER
WITH SPUDDERS

pALLA.,. Texas. Sept 7.-nallas and
wichita Fails divided the las, double
header OF the series today, giving Dallas
Of the : games and terminating the
spuddcrs' losing streak of $ games. The
apudders took the opening game TO
9 hy timely hits of Swar,z while Hu'rs
change Of pace hafflod them In the Sec
end game. Dallas coping one TO ..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-08

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Sept. -
Nut; Williams star san Antonio fitch.
er. struck out eigh, Houston players
here today. winning a shutOut game
for the Bears. 10 o. Williams famed
two pinch hitters in the ninth lining.
Score:
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-08
N-g U,,,si ElHtlgV w SIXTH
NN-ls,lvN,l uFs.us IN sixth,
.N,- eefIDVa.l Csllnm ln utth,

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1tr,,-ios, III. HaueaNrl ClarN, Two
Q as, hr. Msssie. Mepontrl, stolen eNsc,
i.aadsg. pha,o,t, Clsr q wvats noo'
ile ,sav. Woodward to Nan,haud IL
No slWard. CaNert tV MAncha~i.
S,rrrN cont. IN Wilson =, IN Co',um :,
M ,s,,snan. by Cauup lohrsNnA ls,sc
on laus "a CAluN 4, Tlmc ~ same
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ANrnIcAN AssnrIATInN /.

... AMERICAN ASSOCIATION 80.
~ Columbus Indianapolis :.
Toledo 4; Louisville 6.
Milwaukee ~ Minneapolis and Kan.
s1s Ciy ~ ~, Paul. ran.