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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19

With oil out Of the way the House
was plunged into great disorder duo
10 protest by Mr.. Garner against an
amendment offered by Representative
LonEwor,h, Ohio, a member az COM
nlttcc, !" increase the rate OF ritric
acid Submission Of IL as a commit
to" amendment when no full meeting
Of tn" committee had been held. Mr..
Garner declared. violated tho right OF
minority members. Representative
Garrett denounced IL as calculated
TO destroy parliamentary govern
mcnt."
The Garner point Of order was sus-
taincd. after winch Chairman Ford
ncy announced that al TWO meetings
OF IN" committees, pending passage
Of the hill. the Democratic members
would be- admitted.
Long staple cotton was transferred
from the free % tn" dutiabic list by
vote OF l0j to 81. both parties
again being split. The duty would
apply only To cotton of one and one
ciGhth-inch staple. although several
attempts were made to increase tho
length OF the staple and thereby re-
duce the amount OF the commodity
coming under the protection All
were defeated. however, by small
margins
Approximately 1,Oo0Goo bales OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19
HOME FOLKS
GIVE HfN me- RECEpTIO
LSpccial 70 The Times. Disnatch.l

Special to The Times -piSpatch.l
WlTiiENNil.I.E. July Ex-senator
f.. Lee Trinklc made his first speech
"i the campaign in the Ninth Dis
trict today when he addressed an
audience that nilcd the opera house
here. This is MIR. Trinhlc's home
town, and he was greeted by a fine
audience.
Mr. Trinklc. in his address. follow.
eel tho lines of Speeches heretofore
reported from the Eastern section OF
the state, except that ne made an
appeal To HE friends and nciEhbors.
stating that il they wanted him elect
"d Governor il would depend upon the
vote of the Ninth District.
Tho meeting was opened by Judge
w. l.. Fulton chairman Of the coun-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19

y Democratic committee. who intro
duced Professor j. \. G. Hurt. divis-
ION superintendent Of schools, who
introduced Mr.. Trink!c.
The campaign in this section has
h"cn marked for it's lcthargy. and
friends OF Mr. Trinkle EXPRESSED
themselves tonight TO the effect that
toGay'S meeting and the speech de-
iivcrcd by Mr.. Trinklc would prob
ably give impulse to the campaign.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19

smoothly lifc's duties must bc dele
gated in the right ratio to each Of
the pair
II il the husbands duty to he Of
hcicnt IN business, the wifc's TO t,c
efficient in all tho branches OF do
nestle economy
| ana making no case either for
oi against diYorce. When two people
ar" mutually agreed that each is dis
tasteful 10 the other. that they should
Scrtrat" and try again is common
sense 1t is their own affair entirely
Socicty's business.
II iS IN" business OF society. how
eyer. To check the misery that is en-
tailed by one OF the parties to the
contract OF marriage when he or
she. wholly regardless or the other.
PUSHES as blindly into divorce as into
marriage.
II is good working rule OF life.
especially applicable t. women. tina,
every one has .hc right to do what
eyer n" or She plcascs so long as the
action brings unhappiness to no ono
else. Difficult. but feasible
More difficult for a girl. because
sh" has more leisure and less mora,
strength to resist the temptations
that accompany leisure. because her
sex r.iishcs more than his the joys
"f stolen sweets and playing with
lire, because. in spite OF popular
opinion woman is by nature polyga-
nous man is not
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19
GIRLS! LEMONS
BLEACH FRECKLES
AND WHITEN SKIN


Squeeze the juice OF two lemons into
a bottle containing three ounces of
Orchard White. which any drug store
will supply for Il few cents. shake
we'll and YOU have quarter pint of
tn" best frcck!e and tan bleach and
complexion whitencr.
Massage this Swcetiy fragrant
lemon lotion INTO tho face. neck. arms
and hands each day and see how
frcCkl"s and blcmishcs bleach out and
how clear. soft and rosy-w white the
skin becomes Advertisement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19
Ccopyright 1871 by Tho Vogue Co. Now YorkD

cotton will BE- affected by the duty
each year, accordin" To statistics Of
fered in tn. discussion.
The House tomorrow VIII take IN
the asphalt schedule. the last Of the
ave on which separate votes are in
order Then viii come consideration
OF committe. amendments. numbering
Il bout 200
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19
WOMEN's MEETINGS.

The devotional and executive meet
ihs OF the Ladies' Auxiliary Of West
minister church Will be held this
evening at o'clock in the lecture
room OF the church. The BUSINESS
W"mens Circle viii have charge Of
the program. and All members of tho
congregation are invited to attend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

. Mr. and Mrs. James Cecil and their
Enudrcn have taken house in West
),oreland Place for the summer
.on,hs.
Mr. and Mrs. James William Sharp.
r. are spending some time In Nor
nix and WiiiouGhhy Beach.
lieutenant II. Il. Gray. Jr., u. S. A.,
joe been the recent guest of his moth
L here,
Miss Virginia Noltc and Miss Jo-
,phinc Fclthaus, OF West Grace
trect. are visiting Mrs. a. G. Folkes,
{ North End, Newport News.
Mrs. c. S. Woodson and Mrs. IT. s.
vharton are visiting In Laurel, Md.
Mrs. e. D. Binns has returned to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19
FORMER PRESIDENT WILSON
DECLARES HEAT HELPS HIM
fnv rnit.d Nnmsl-

WASHlNGTON. July is.-The alb
normally hot weather which has
rripNcd Washington Tor weeks has
served 10 benefit rather than handi-
cap former President Wilson in his
Efforts TO recover his health.
Il seem 10 bc thriving in this heat =
Wilson told friends. ANA his general
condition is said 10 be better than 1t
has been fcr many months
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19


'r"ras for the
ci",hes well TO
IS
clothc he
the
has
r-i-ht1 * rhoy NO., ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19

hcr home. on Miller Avenue, after a
'wo-wccks' stay At Virginia Beach.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19

morning at 10 o'clock in the presby-
terrain Buildine. a school supcrinten-
dent of Chesterfield County probably
will be elected at this meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19

Hoard Of Education Meets.
Tn" state Board OF Education will
void its regular monthly meeting this
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19
House Plunged Into Disorder.

hour duty WAS pat INTO the bin 10
protect Southwestern wclIs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19
OIL PUT ON TARIFF
FREE LIST BY 2-TO-1
VOTE. AFTER FIGHT

Continual From Flrst PIGGY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19

% Give PInS.
The performance OF "Mr. Bob"
hich was scheduled for Friday even
/, Q in the Barton Heights School. was
tetponcd on account Of the storm.
nd will be given on Friday. July %.
+ S.2A y NJ, at the same place. The
'Iav is given by the M w. c." class
If The barton Heights BAPTIST sunday
,hocl. for the benefit OF the building
Ind
.nrprisc Party.
"a surprise party was given to Miss
Gene Burke on Thursday evening.
i1lv H. ut her residence. 26c7 Scmmcs
venue, Those present were Miss
.cre Burke. Miss Marie Trasscr, Miss
yvln Aicr. Miss Martha Aicr. Miss
larion AShbrook, Miss Emma Schut-
H. Miss Helen Schultz, Miss Page
Henderson. Miss Catherine Jewct;,
HISS Katherine O'Bricn. Miss Lorean
Tluis, Miss Nellie Burke, Miss Mar
Arot Pcttis. Archer Pettis. Charles
plyCtt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-24
STRAWBERRY GROWERS TO
MANUFACTURE OWN WINE

WASHINGTON. March GA per.
init 10 manufacture wine out II straw.
berries Ter non.hcycragc purposes was
issued tonight To- tn strawberry grow.
crs' association of Louisiana hy the
bureau of Internal Revenue.
The permit specifies that no sugar
shall be- added Ia increase the alcuho.
lie content Il the product.
Officials of the bureau said that the
strawberry growers had appealed 10
prohibition authorities Tor permission
10 set M winery In order 10 care for
their surplus crop which Is estimated
10 bcwo,th about $4,000 Goa. undcr the
Nolstcad Act. u was explained, II Is
legal to establish wineries Tor the man
utacturc of non.hcycragc products lot
sacramcntal or medical purposes.
The association. II was said. plans e
erect at Angipahoa Parish In Louisiana
n large wine manufacturing plant
which will take care Il tire surplus
Strawberries Of growers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-24
MOOSE ENTERTAINED BY
DISTRICT SUPERVISOR

The Loyal ordrr 81 Moose were enter.
aincd last night at q meeting held At
the I. q. o. L. hail. by " Ward Da-
vics. general district supervisor of the
order who WIS here TO conduct the
work Of Initiating q class u nine. The
hall was full, and after refrcshmcntE
were served roverel speeches were
made hy the members NJ thu lodge.
several side degrees We're conferred.
Through the efforts &C Mr.. Davies n
promise Inns bccn Ia confer the Second
degree on this lodge, this being the only
lodge In the state 10 have the honor.
Mention was made of several members
~ the fraternity IN the personnel OF
the incoming administration. among
ihein President Harding and James Da'
via. SECRETARY ct labor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-24
AMERICANS HELD
BY BOLsHEvIkI
Btl.TIMORE WOMAN HAS BEEN
IMPRISONED NEAR MOSCOW
SINCE LAST OCTOBER.

BUDAPEST. March ss.-Ncws of
American prisoners In Russia was
brought here ycstC rlav by Hungar.
ian off;rpr Who was informed an the
Andronowski prison at Moscow. who
made his escape ON February and
managed 10 reach Budapest. The Of.
iiccg brought q message from Captain
Emmett Fitzpatrick II the American
Ted Cross, written on scrap of un.
bleachcd muslin In which Captain kh.
patrick expressed r,grct nj the fail.
ure 10 the American government o.
atragc Tor his clcasc. Kilpatick was
In good health on February s.
captain Emmett Fitzpatrick was cap
turcd October 20 las, year 10y the Bol
shcviki operating against General
Wrangcl's forccs. IT, was sent a.
Moscow and has been held prisoner
ever sinccl
Other Americans In Andrunowski
arr Captain NJ. $. Cooper q Jackson
vile. Florida. an aviator with the pnl.
ish army; Nathan thadruw. brooklyn;
kala Miutupulo II Chicago manager
Of the American agricultural compgnys
plant NJ Odessa and Morris Fucker. q
Brooklyn communist,
Mrs. Ruth Harrison of Baltimore. has
hccn intcrncd iu n prison camp near
Moscow since last November.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-24
NEFF BEING URGED To
SIGN 4. AND NJ. BILL

Following mcDung m representa-.
t,y,f ~ civil and commercial ormn!gn.
tons ~ ~, city held ycn,rdny IN the
fHc,s nf 90, Panhandle Plains cham.
cr 81 Commerce telegram WIS soni
tn Governor N,ff urging him a. sign
.hc lil ~ a idlng ,hc West Tcraa
Agricultural rnd Mechanical college
other trlergms VIII be- rcnt hy the
Lions. Rotary kWanls clubs aud the
board m Cty Development These
messages nrc bclnr sent M the te.
sinnsc % Representative Mathews Il
ilalo county urging that they take the
luttcr up
THE following message was srnt 10y
T.. Il. Inmispn. secretary treasurer ~
the Pnnhandici'lnlns Chamber ~ Com
uorcy.
Tho ORGANIZATION representing com
mrrciai Interest II thirty cight counties
u the T,xan panhi ndlr urfo your
signature favorable a. the \. a VI. At
the propcr time We will organize our
furc,s to lo,ntc the institution In the
Panhandle section"
Those rr,ant az the meeting ycstcr
day were. Lum lluun,hri,s, kiwanis
club, j. W Crudgingt,n and j. y
casey. Liens club; Or ~. l.. purcclli
ana " ~ Russ,ll II Rotary club.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-24
BATTLING 3D. SEXTON
To MEET JOE DENTON


"Nfi''NA " ~ NfN"Nt
pLAtNNIEW. Mar 23.-"Clcvor joe
Denton of Lubbock and Battling TO-
sexton ~ phiuNiow. have bccn matched
Tor ten,round baking match tu hc held
herr April :, Negotiations Tor the fistic
encounter were closed Tuesday when w.
e. MoCulston. Drniou's manager. aud
Tom fletcher. Sections boss, signed az.
t.clcs of ugrccmnci Tho bout win BE-
staged under the pusplccs ~ the Plain.
yicw Post ~ the American Legion at
he local athletic park.
Both men are To- b. down 20 1870
pounds ringsldc. sexton ~ now we'll
andcr that mark. aud viii probably
enter the ring at iss pounds. Denton
now weighs 1874 pounds. but MCCulslun
links he can make the weight without
any sacrifice ~ strength To accom-.
rllsh this h. has gone into strenuous
training az Lubbock, and has employed
several splring partners.
Sexton has Tor SON" time been the
recugniEcd champion In his class In
i'lainVlow and this section. he recently
| irrw TIL att,atlun uf those high M IN
,oxing circles hy knocking out Fat
lyman ui ~ rpso. champion uf the
Southern Army FurccS. IN three rounds,
/ Denton established his reputation In the
| navy, and 1t one time subjected himself
TO couttmlitial by knocking an oppo
acnt oNorbo3rd in m.d.uocln. Since r.
cclving his discharge recently he las
.oen pastiming lN knocking out the
test amateurs In his path.
The merits ~ the bout and the fact
tina, the PRINCIPALS come from the an
client rival cities IN athletics is causing
icvcrish int,rrst In the match her,
tnu ..uhhOck
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-24
cLEMENCY FOR AMERICAN
DETECTIVES NOT ASKED

WASHINGTON. March 2s.--secre.
tnry WcclsS is,id today that M far AZ
the War Department was concerned.
no request had been sent to the German
government for clemency Tor Carl Neuf
and Franz thinner. American Dstec.
tivcs who have been sentenced TO prison
terms NJ Moshach. Aaden an result Of
AN attempt to arrest Grover cleveland
Bergdoll. American draft cvadcr. In Eb.
erhach last January.
Mr.. Weeks aid he would confer Ia.
ter with secretary Hughes IN AN effort
TO settle the question ~ conviction.
War secretary refused 10 admit that
Neuf and thinner were officially con.
nccted with the army 81 occupation At
cOhlcnY.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-24

IiUrJlaI % Too NVWf
rLAlNNlEW. March q The first
annual puroc Jersey hoT sale ~ the
ticlcn Temple ilm near her, since the
outbreak VI ihc World War win d. held
lt the farm saturday. ~ o. Prcwitt
manager ui thp farm. states that the
10. win 'v made au annual event
hereafter eu1 that uoyt year the sale
Slll he m the regular Panhandle sale
Circuits S,ycwl prumi.nnt pnnhan
200 p,luo breeders win attend thu
fti the hylon Temple hoe farm b.
,aid To- he one n the largest tn IN,
smtD q ia owned hy NJ. Hutchinson.
wealthy Houston merchant
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-24
MANY STUDENTS WILL
ATTEND SUMMER NORMAL
jpcclal to The New.

ipcclal TO The News.
CANNON, TEXAS March gs.--'rhc
number ~ students who have mudo ap
plicatlon O. President Han fur rooms
,ur the summer Normal at this pl,ov
Indicates that tho Attendance will Dee
very large. Tho Commercial club uc;-
Ing with The committee ou "boardlng
houses" II the Normal has c3uvas-ed
,h, town tor all available rooms. speak.
Ig ~ thls. Nr. Mcclure who repre-.
eut,d ,hc Chamber ,f Commerce In
this matter said,
We have SECURED over a hundred
additional rooms boo town from pcuplv
SIS hu have u.t hopt s,ud1nts this wintcr,
I am sure We win have to send no
students home uu account of finding
la,vs a. Sleep
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-24
French Arts, Dead.

PARISH March gs.--Icap Paul
Lurcns famous French artist diol
here today. lie wa bern ON March %.
1855 and hal painted many notable
pictures. among thvm Tho surrender
ui Yorktown"
Mr. iaurcps was honorary president
4 the Society of French Artists and
! Commander ~ LEGION uf Honor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-24
RAILROAD SHOPS To BE
LOCATED IN CISCO

CISCO. Texas. March 23.--Thc Cisco
and northeastern Shortlinc, from this
place 10 Breckenridge, with hedaquar'
tiers here. win locate It's shops pcrman'
entity In Cisco. officials announced TO-
day. The first unit of $4,000 build
Ing will I've erected a, once. The cham
her a. commerce contributed $4,000 To
the projec, and the city viii supply
water free of charge for ten years
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-24
JOHNNY WILSON AGREES To
FIGHT MIKE gibbons N 90 DAYS

ST. PAU. Mar. 2:.--Iohnuy Wilson
has agreed % defend his middlowclght
title against Mike Gibbons OF ST Paul
In ninety days according 20 u telegram
Gibbons received from Boston The con.
ties, would be- staged IN Boston, accord.
ing Co present plans. the message said.
Gibbons challenged Wilson after the lat.
ter defeated Mike O'puwd ms, Thurs.
duv.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-24
TUL|A NINE DEFEATED
BY PLAINvIEW team
special to Tho News


PLAtNNlEw, Texas. Mar. sa.-plain.
riow lligh schools baseball team d..
fcatcd Tulil's town team. 3 60 :. here.
his afternoon. Painvicw's ability to hit
he hill hard and often. while Turner
md Yates held the visitors to two hits.
resulted IN the victory. Yates led the
plainvicw hitting with double, a
ripple and n single, Hun Hale got Tulias
'wo hits. The work @, the plalnview
nficld WIS sensational, ana kept the
hits low. PhlnNlcw's victory came as
surprise % even the local fans. ns the
rulia team Is made un largely ~ cN.
pCricncrd men, Tulla has previously DE-.
'eatcd WNylnnd College "a 90 .. and the
Happy town team - to 2, The Plain.
View boys believe they are bound for
mother Panhandle championship.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-24
I STUDENTS HELD
ON LIQUOR CHARGE.
BONDS N EACH CASE HAS BEEN
FINED At $3.50. WHICH
WE'RE FURNISHED.

~ NfI17Irifd Frela,
COLUMBIA, Mo. Mar. Exchanges
of manufacturing intoxicating liquor
Tor hc,rarc purposes ana Of transport.
lng llquor were filed against seven stu.
dents ~ the University II Missouri here
this afternoon by Rubcy Hulen. proas.
cutting attorney The mon were caught
moving grape iuio" In process q fer.
mcn,atlon from the main building Of the
university about two weeks ago. accord.
ing 60 officials The students are said
~ have explained they were carrying
out one Of the ceremonies incident u
initiation into fraternity. Bond In each
,nsc VIVA fixed nj $3.50 which was fur
nished by local business men.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-24
State AID Granted.

AUSTIN. Texas. March Estate aid
10 the amount ~ $3.50. $50 was granted
g. various counties of Texas for read
building purposes at the three day NEE,
Ing 81 the state highway commission
which closed today. The money fo'
this aid was available from funds which
have reverted To- the department from
counties which have been unable 4
make immediate use II the money.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-24
VAUGHN WINS OWN
TH0PHY THIS WEEK
HEREFORD CLUB. DESPITE IN.
FAv0RsDIE WEATHER, MADE
lllGiI SCORE.

Although there was very had wind
E,y'.. s''.s, tNth1y'iNc anoAeta were
out Tor the regular Wednesday shoot
of the Amarillo Gun Club.
sam H. Vaughn after having lost the
vaughn Trophy II last week m the
sho0l'off " u tie with IA Tull came
TACK strong this wecl, and won the
trophy from I'd Tull. the holder aud
five chall,ngers MIR. Vaughn wlll dc
Tend the trophy on next Wednesday
with The following club members GA.
giblc To challenge at the usunl rates.
Toney thinum, IN a. NJ. Walker.
OTIS l.. Williams, -. T.. spay. -. II. Wa
tel, w. W. Crossoit. Hcgh 4. Whiconb
Grover g. Malone l.. n. Miller. Fred
hone, NJ. u. Johnson. Tom Williams.
Below ~ given scores for ,luh shooti
" the Panhandle Thapshoptors As,
ISOLATION.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-24
Accidentally Killed wife.

BURLINGTON, Rams. March ga
Mrs. CLYDE W. Terry. wife of the prcsi.
dent uf the Kelly Military Academy
here. was accidentally shot and instant.
y killed 10y her husband. who was
demonstrating thu use at revolver {
q class uf cadets.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-24
JOIN THE MOOSE.
ANNOUNCEMENT

We have opened a Service station for
adjusting cleaning ana Repairing type.
writer's IL Remington manufacture
Remington Typewriter Co, lol T.. Third
~. Telephone No. 1867. Amarillo. Tex
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-24
Groccrs Cut Prices

DUBUQUE. Iowa March 2s.--In n
ricc war among four grocers here to-
day eggs dropped from sSc 10 iac a
dozen. with an unlimited supply to all
customers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-24
Plays the Dir, Track.

Giving hall players plenty Of leg work
~ wild Rill Duno,pn's isu of condI.
liotlng them. He's playing strong To
the dirt track with Ms mon. especially
his pitchers
Ilill was great pitcher himself In
his day, ana he u putting q lot OF stress
In developing sluhmon.
Good wind Va Is per cent ~ pitch.
cr's ability 10 stick aud win." says Don.
h'ln. Leg work gives them the wind"
Donovan rallies ho needs new blood
In the pitchers box He's trying IN work
youngsters into veterans shoes Lee
Meadows Jimmy fling. George Smith.
Wilbur iiuhhcl and Red Causey are
the vets ~ the tclm--and they're all
rirht handlers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-24
UP TO PITCHERS TO GET PHTLLIES OUT OF CELLAR
FlASHY PLAYER
LIFE Of OUTFIT
Wild BIII. DONOVAN SEEMS TO
HAVE M ENCEIi.ENT
CHANCE THIS YEAR.
ny DEAN SNYDER

GAINESVILLE. Fla. Mar. ?3-one
streak of color saves the phllles from
BRING dmbapp,ur.ng ball club.
Oulflcldrr y ". Lei3ouryoau furnish
~ the bright tint,
lie runs liko deer hits like Ruth
and II ioa per cent pep In the trimming
amp here.
And with the enthusiastic leadership
o.: lhis outfcldcf. combined with a
good hurting outfl, the l'hilllos are
planning To- rot going fast enough to
step out Of the cellar position u the
National League this season.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-24

s.B.A. Bsnquei. March ssth. Adalis
Only.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-24

smith, Post, Srriohcr AMI kruvger
Taylor; colbert, Goldsmith. and Dchcr.
ry. Smith.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-24

"UiVc me . CImnCc % play stCadily
md IN lat high says icBourvcau.
Wild hill viii comply.
He was lo.sccond man n, the Uni.
serSity % Santa clara. cal. II 20.
weighs 80, and is Q feet ~ inches.
He's Tho lie of tho phllll,s In train.
ng. II the team accomplished the plan
% Keep ou, OF the cellar u viii largely
No due to the fact that I.cliuurvoau has
,ct an example IN pep.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-24
Many OldTin,rrs.


Fletcher viii hold down short, Raw.
nrs will be- at second and Paulotte az
first
Cy Williams Casey Stcnrol. Greasy
Scalc and Irish Meuscl make fairly
drung outficld
nut leliourycau, the whirlwind, may
upset any one ~ them.
Donovan plans To give LcIlourvcau a
nance to prove that he's not u morning
'lory playcr Last season h. was flash
-,hc samc rs hc has bpcn In spring
raining.
Crvaih started him regularly In the
lutacld In 1890 and h. hit for an av.
ugc e; ana until May 30, Then he
udd,nly he was hcnchod Six weeks lat.
r he was hack, but his batting eye had
zone. His average dropped to s5a.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-24

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