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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-23
BROWNS WIN
AS YkNKSLoSE
TO cleveland

BOSTON. AUS 90 ST. Louis pound.
90 rraluck tor l6 hats and IN, i;td sos
mude lour rrurs. 90. result being o
Co. ! r.,fogy for tho sto.s. Ssl,r -
Hll around playing WIS tn oui-tandtrr
feature uf e slow and lon,,cly payvd
KANE
81 Louis ..... In0 02a OsA-.a tg Z
Boston .......... uN3 100 600
Batteries Shu.k,r and SEVERED.
lvruuch and Walters
Summary Two hayr hi's. S,,,rrid
Gerber Buns Thrc, lag hita. Pen.
n"rk. Stolen l..s,s. Jacobson. Iasg uu
lNlls. Shuoknf I. pennnck
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-23

y s.Ant7eo "a. cniras,
Lcfrolt -. phils1tipha 4
= ISlis :. Ets.on
<isssssns ., ,ts7 'Yerk 2
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-23

Shreyeport ~. Galveston 5.
80 Worth Z Houston .
issIias 4 san kstonio ;.
Wahiia Pals 8. Eeaumoni 3.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-23
BASEBALL RESULTS
Nest Texas League

tatis q. Amarillo 5.
stamford Is. Ahiicne Is
T.4nrsr -. san Angelo 30
tNcefNa'.f 9. Lubbock @
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-23
National League

Brooklyn az Chicago.
View York az Cincinnati.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-29
GIRL WHO JUMPED FROM CAR
WAS MERELY FEIGNlNG STATE
OF UNcoNScI0USNESS, CLAIM

from that of Patterson. police said.
sh. neither denied nor affirmed IN,
-, - 60.
~ a. "''''''''V '.''" Wy '''''''" a. '"''
n'hs 10 cN'si between those IN The car
sh" Tell from JUMPED irom ~ other
wise quilted. ana herself Tho 'hanning
"f''cers shid ihr inr'y came from be
low 'l"'is. tn" woman WI" ~ sn'd To
ho The mother I" Gertrude II 81 officers
said. The woman gave her name a.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-29
Win Reep Up Fight
NJ Assoeist~d ptr~s

DALLAS. Sept. 2s.-Gcorge l.. II.
Peddy. Republican and Independent
candidate for United States Senator
Ii confidcn, ~ the right 90 have his
name on the officla ballot at the
November general election. despite the
attorney generals rulin. to-day that the
manne rof his nomination forfcits that
right. lie will continue his campaign
with Increased yigor"
a statement given out by Mr. Peddy
late to-day follows:
4 have not yet had the opportunity
a. see the attorney generals opinion.
and therefore 10 not know exactly the
grounds ~ his ruling. ] am absolutely
confident ~ the ght 10 have my name
on the official lallot and all proper ana
necessary proceedings viii bc taken
~ once O. enforce that right
There ~ M occasion for any IL my
friends to H. alarmed Those who are
seeking to ihwart the right II the pco'
pie to vote through a mere technloality
viii not succccd. The prosecution of my
camraign will w. continued with In
creased vigor.'
: Here Mr. pesidy enumerated his
speaking dates for this week and the
rest ~ next week. saying that he VIII
flll them.
The rirhi 10 vote Tor whomsoeyeE
d. desires Tor the office q United
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-29
Or. c. c. HAYS. PRESBYTERIAN
MODERATOR, TO Be GUEST Of
LOCAL CHURCH next TUESDAY

many years lie Is chairman n home
mission work for the Synod Of Penn.
sylvanla. which l. the largest one in
the Presbyterian Church.
Dr. Hays and Dr. Thomson were ap.
pointed together eight years ago on
the home mission hoard ~ the Prcsby'
tcran church During those eight years
they have hecomc Intimate friends and
the modcia,or's visit 10 Amarillo h part.
~ because Of his admiration for Dr.
Thomson.
Dr. Hays was In Colorado Springs
Yesterday and will also L. there today
Tie viii preach IN Salila. Colorado. sun
day. a. II WIS in that city hc first
preached ss representative 81 the
home mission board. This VIII h. h.s
FIRST visit o. saiiia since his early day.
IN the ministry. and Dr. Hays could not
resist the invitation 90 Visi tihc place
whore h. hcgan his ministerial work.
4 large ianouet had bcen planned IN
Denver fcr hun Monday nlghi hut the
Invitation was turned down - fh1t he
could arrive here Tuesday morning.
/ Roth men and women arr invited o.
Z the banquet Tuesday. Reservations
should h. madc with pr Thomsen oT
., - Miller. educational pastor. II i'
sxi,c, ted thar rromiaea, hymcn and
ministers outside the Presbyterian
church here Will r. invited TO the iap
quet Tuesday - that they may have
the oDportunlty ~ n,esf pr. HsyB.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-29
TRIALS Of "a
MINERS ARE SET
FOR NOVEMBER 13
FORTY. EIGHT MEN CHARGED
WITH KILLING ONE MAN
WILL BE FIRST
" Associated Press


MARION. M. Sept. 2S-Dccis ons 10
pen the trials ~ the - men. indicted
FOR murder. conspiracy and rioiing IN
connection with the lIerrin llngs
bout November ~ was reached late
oday NJ ! ng conference bctwecn
'udgc ~ r H,riweil al WlllilmSoa
County r.uit court and attorneys fur
he prosecgi ON and defense.
After the conference. Judge H,riwc'i
innnunccd that h. would formally So
the dnskct tomorrow morning and un.
less unforeseen lbs; iglcs ar ~ 10 chla-.
Ms pl1u. hr wrild OK The time fcr the
lns' Trial g. start on the Monday near
est tha middle of November ana not lat.
v than November li.
Tn. ffrty~isht men chtrged With
muni IN one Indictment in conn t..
ti,n with the doth of Howard Hun.
nan II Huntington Ind. viii be 10"
fIsi to go % ~ ~ in connection vi y
he killing of ninetstn nnn-un.tn work
rrs and ihr', unlcn ~ ners ~ 10" sir y
rine - tho suuihDrn lliinols Coti Con'
pany near h,rc lsi Jun . - and q.
unir rfcssni plans
Thn indirinsni charges that llaff'
man vus sh-i. siai,l,ci and ig'tcn hy
al of the fnriy eirhi men Ind cis,l for
murder. ~ dcd Iine "a In hosritai
nj llsrr.n.
Al thu conference attorneys fcr tho
state ,l.rlar-d They were anxious tot
the trails la iegin ~ aoon a. is,-sihle.
saylng they wouid " rsadbi october .,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-29

Gertrude Patterson. who was re
ported to have bccn found unconscious
near the old Lowrcy. Phillips Academy
Yesterday morning, was probably fcign.
Ing unconsclousncss and was no, hurt.
according to statement made by her
brother TO the Amarillo shcrIfrs de-
partmcnt.
The brother said. according io n
'hcrlfrs officer. that the girl often did
stunts IKE that" lie said she just took
notion she wanted 10 come hack To
\marillo and quit the ear suddenly.
The persons who left Gertrude Pat.
terson unconscious In the rad near the
I'D school were her own mother and
.wo brothers. shcriff's officers at Chan.
ming who deta ned the three told the
Amarillo sheriff's office yesterday after.
noon.
The girl. a good looking khaki-ciad
blonde of IS. was picked m In the road
unconscious by John Wiley and Base
Plemons. They notified the police de-.
partment and she VAS taken to 81.
Anthony's Sanltarium.
When she rcgainrd consciousness.
she refused 20 tell who she was. but at
me time she gave different name
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-29
NEAR EAST
SITUATION IS
PARAMOUNT
IN BRITAIN

D. Associated frss
LONDON. Sept. ?s.--Thc British cab
inet held three successive meetings to-
day and another meeting VIII be held
tomorrow morning This fact alone II
sufficient comment upon the the gravi'
ty Of the situation In the Near East.
revealed iy yesterdays had news which
has been amply confircd and acccntuat.
cd by today's dispatches.
The Greek revolution which was q
military and naval coup seems TO have
been carried out with surprising swift.
ness and completeness. Information re-
garding Constantine II mcagrc. hut one
report had II that he was a prisoner
c{\fhe rcvolutionists.
The Crown Prince succceds 10 the
throne while the victorious troops with
their leaders at their heads marched
triumphantly Into Athens which pend
Ing the formation OF new government
is IN the hands Of n military dictator
ship In the triumvirntc council of gen
erals. One OF the generals IL said TO be
the famous general Nldcr. who for q
long time was chief of staff and war
) mister under the Nenigcliat admins.
tration and commanded the Greek ex'
peditionary corps in South Russia In
1918.
Apparently the revolution was blood
less. although an unconfirmcd report
mentions the killing Of one minister. IL
Il asserted here that one of the main
objects of the revolution II to maintain
Greek rule In Eastern Thrace.
fat.s, adyiccs are to the effect that
there has been no collision between the
Turks and British forces In the Chanak
2on. and that seems To De- the only
satisfying aspect of a very threatening
situation. Fricnslg messages. have lee"
exchanged brtwisr General Harrington.
the British commander al Constants
noplc aud ,kcnial 'i'asha. discussing the
Viewpoints In an hmichhle manner. hut
the kemalis,s show not the slightes,
disposition 10 rcccde from their position
and refuse 60 Withdraw their troops
from tie thanak sector.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-29
PROHIBITION DETRIMENTAL" AND
TOBI.AME FOR MANY CRIMESSAN
FRANCISCO GRAND JURY HOLDS

'1,ooilcr" wh.skey which II caus.
lng a number - deaths throughou,
tho countrv and an increase In the
numl~r q grave. crimes. accori.
inE tu %, report.
Yuuths who never would have
tauchcd npunr brforc prohibition
ARE drinkiul ihr noNious beverages
and arr ha.nn ms hahtuai drunk.
birds the report continues ana the
rich are ahic o. purchase go,sl In.
taAiuatinE lau0r while the rcor arr
ths victims of the hooileggers.
The rcpoft concludes with the
statement that the "bootlcegrrs
are in favor 81 prohibition and are
supporting the dry cause"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-29

States Senator In secured 10 every citi.
sen by the federal constitution. That
right appears 10 he among the consti-
tutional rights upon which the Ku
Klux klan has designs. but before this
contest is over the kian will be made
10 realize that the patriotic men and
women u Texas win both demand and
secure the risht 10 vote according 10
the dictates of their conscicnce.
THE present situation illustrates
Just how farreachIng Is the Klan In.
fluenre.
1T has proved vcrItablc call 20
arms for the preservation of free gos.
ernment. EncouIar-ment and promises
of support are coming liks q vast tidal
wave of protest and do not believe II
can he swept hack by atcchnicalIty,"
Mandarius proceedings 20 Secretary
|of State staples H. place the name Of
GrotEc u. i'rdiy on tho general elec.
,ion official tailot ns Repnhaican and
, Independent candidate fer Y. y. ssna-
tor viii bc started Immediately after a
lcopy of the attorney generals opinion.
holding that I'esldy's name shaIl ir re-.
lected. In received and examined by
Rcpubllcans and Peddy supporssss.
W.. u. Talbot. state manager of the
|Repubiican organization Haid. tonight.
These proceedings win bc instituted In
the Supreme Court of Texas,
II. u. crcager. Republican state
chairman. could not be located tonlgat.
Mr.. Talbot further declared that
There ls much moro legal ground for
excluding the name of Earle y. May.
field than that 81 Mr.. Pcddy and ~
win press the claims that have been
presented showing legal renscns why
Mr.. MayfIeld II ineligible as the DcIno-
|craiic candidate"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-29
MRS. HALL WAS
DEVIL IN EYES
OF mrs. MILLS
NEIGHB0R TELLS OF INCL.
DENT THAT JEALOUSY
WAS MOTIVE


NEW BRUNSWICK. NJ j.. Sept. "a.
Mrs. Frances Stevens Hal. widow ~
Rev Edward whcccr Halt slain clergy.
man. was devil" In the eyes az
Mrs Eleanor Rclnhardt Mills. his choir
leader. whose body was found beside
his nearly two weeks ago.
This information. with its bearing on
a possible jealousy motive FOR the
double Staying was given detectives
today by Miss " lie Opple. a nelRhbof
4 the Mills family. Miss Opple earlier
had told of frequent telephone conver.
sations between AIR. Hall and Mrs.
Mills and II many visits made by the
slain rector TO the Mills home.
The devil incident she repeated today,
grew out ~ q pleasure trip Ia Point
Pleasant, a Jcrsey coast resort. The
Marty consisting of MIR. and Mrs. Hall
and Mrs. Mills was io start nj 2
o'clock on the morning of July II. Miss
Oppic said.
When Alr. Hall failed 10 call for her
at the appointed hour. Mrs Mills tele
phoned the Hall home. Turning away
with the pciulan, remark that Mira
Hall wanted ito make the day M short
M possible" Miss oppie said. after
the outing she said. Mrs Mills told
her that Mrs. Hall was devil
| Mr.. Halls will was filed for probate
IN the Middlesex surrovate's court 10
DAY. Dated July IL. 1921. Il bequenthes
all his property 10 Mrs. Hall and named
her cxccutriN.
The hoard of Free Holders 81 Middle
sex county ON the recommendation 81
the prosecutor to-day issued a resolution
Offering a reward % $1,000 for tho de
tention. apprehension and conviction o
he murderer. The reward viii b" rais
Z u In proved that the crime was com
| nl;icd In Miidlcscx county.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-29
~ As.oe iaisd rnss

~ Associated frss
SAN FRANCISCO cal. sept. ~.
Prohibition Is detrimental. or
prs sS.te and fundamentals" and
th, urnhlHtiun law "is farce
the San Francisco Cuuniv grand
jury held in re- nnil repcri today
o. the superior court.
The Jury rspoft calls nn all ,nli'
f,an as representatives w Congress
to a-k tho rcf.oui of the Nols'ead
law or tn have % amended so that
hrht wines aud her NAV b. s'id
Tho maintenance ~ prohibition
II ragslng an increase IN the mum
tsr "f narcotic cases. the sale ~
rhcap poisonous liquors of The
bootleg variety, the ssle of
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-29

The opinion holds. however. that the
Republican state convention held in
Fort Worth on August \ and had
authority 10 nominate candidates for
state offices and was legal On grounds
that the Ilepubllcan candidate for gov.
ernor at the last general election did
not receive 100000 votes and the el,c.
tion law governing conventions of
parties casting over 100000 votes
therefore does not apply. Secretary
Staples stated tonight the Republican
candidates with the exception of pcddy
win he certified an "a result of the rui.
ing
Staples expressed the opinion tonight
that the attorney generals ruling
covers the questions involved IN the
protest of Republican Chairman r. H.
creager. against certifying Earle u
Mayfield as Democratic candidate and
that h. probably viii certify Mayficid',
name without further ruling.
Hold nv primary elections are ro
auircd under the state senatorial act
the nplnian daclareA .....,. -.
we have but 10 read the law accord
nE to It's plain provisions and give Z,
the words used their ordinary and com
monty understood Specification 10 arriv,
at the conclus.on that according 20 ths
statutory law ~ this state the l,cpub
lican party can lawfully nominate q
candidate for United States Senator
only al "A general primary election
The language &C this statute IN manda
tory. II IN as clearly mandatory In II,
terms as the general primary election
law which governs the holding ol
Democratic primaries. -"
Under the ruling of the Texas
Supreme Court ~ the ease of wcster
man versus Minis. the opinion hold
that re,idy. n he voted In tho Demo
cratic primaries. IL morally bound I,
support the Democratic nominee ant
that he cannot come into court ans
ask for writ ~ mandamus 10 c0mpe
the secretary of state Ia assist him II
violating this moral obligation"
The opinion IN lengthy discussion
of Texas election laws. containing
twenty six pages. II was written b,
ASS slant Attorniy General l.. q. SUIT
ten and approved by the entire icga
department.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-29

DIR. &C. HAYES Ink over III" Port
Worth ani Denver and VIII lcavc that
evening for Font Worth. where be- VIII
sieak "Wednesday. Then be- VIII ron
Time to Sherman TO attend the synod
of Texas. which convene. there Wosines
DAY Dr Thomson viii accompany the
moderator 10 Port Worth and viii also
20 10 The Texas synud NJ Shcrfua...
Dr.. Hays has been pastor of the Pres
hyierinn Church ~ iohusiown. Pa. for
~ years. iie has hesn president u the
Ani.. saloon League 81 -y'saasylvas1a ssr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-29
"b0SS JACKSON
GIVEN 80 YEARS
BY n. N. COURT
FOUND GUILTY OF SECOND
DEGREE MURDER FOR
KILLING LACKEY

Special 10 The New
TuCuMCARi. \. NJ. Sept. a.
Ninety nine years In the p~niiirn-
tiary was the sentence lmpes~d on
"iIoss" Jackson. found guilty Tor
murder Of Roy IAchey. by Judge
Ryan here to-day. The fun seutenrc
was hnposrd. IirrA Cosner and
Texas Jark Irwis. who were clsarg'
ed with jackson In the case. were
freed
TrCrMcARI. y. N. Sept. ?s--orar
II. n,osg Jackson OF Vega. was found
guilty In district court here Of second
degree murder In connection with tbs
killing Of Hoy LAckey. The jury re
turned its verdict this morning abou
sac o'clock. lie was 10 be sentenccs
this afternoon M o'clock.
jackson WIS charged with murdc
In connection with the killing of lto,
W. lack-y on a ranch about two mile
EAST of Rena. Quay County. New MeSi
60. on October :. 1921. The case was OF
trial five days.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-29
.kLAN PARADE WILL
FEATURE CARSON FAIR
spscisi 10 The News


PANHANDLE. Sept. 2s--A parade
Of the Ku Kiux Khan will he one of the
features af the Carson County Free Fhtr
which hcgins here tomorrow and VIII
continue through saturday. n In rum
ored The parade of the ku Klux Khan
will he held Friday night through the
business section of the city. Il h under.
stood.
khnsmen from many Panhandle
towns are expected 10 participate In tho
parade. which II In believed VIII be- oac
of the largest ever held in this section
of the state. Because of the fair. !, IL
predicted that the crowd that will wit
ness the parade will be an unusually
large one.
Plans have been completed for the
fair Splendid agricultural and live stocs
exhibits will feature the fair.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-29
PEDDY'S NAME IS REJECTED
NOMINATION WAS ILLEGAL
ATTORNEY GENERAL HOLDS:
TO TAKE FIGHT TO COURTS
ny ASSOCIATED PRESS

AUSTIN Tex Sept Disqualification Of George E, B. Peddy
Of Houston republican candidate for United States Senate viii
be elected Secretary Of State S. L. Staples announced late to-
day following receipt Of opinion Of the attorney general which
holds that Peddys nomination compliance with the
senatorial election laws
Peddys nomination Illegal the opinion holds because
Ter the state senatorial law the Republican party required nom
nate senatorial candidates by general primary election Il further
declares Peddy not legally entitled to place republican esn
date the official ballot he voted in either both democratic
primary elections Secretary Of State Staples said he had been rs
ably informed Peddy participated in these elections
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-29

will D. Gucst Of honor
at a banquet 10 he
held Tuesday noon 30
Central Presbyterian
Church Han The
iarqu,t VII h. scrv
cd ~ tho woman's
Auxiliary and Central
Guild.
Invitations have
lson cxien,itd % pan.
handle Presbyterian
ministers 10 come 20
ANA lllo Tuesday
and met the mo,icra.
tor. tie VIII arrive
here Tuesday morn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-29
M'lEAM YOUTH HAS
BOTH HANDS BURNED

MCLEAN. Sept. 2s.--John Ice Shell.
elghi.ycarold son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Shell Of this city received severe burns
on both hands this afternoon when n
gasoline can exploded and lighted
flames from the fumes blazed oveg his
hands. The child placed a lighted match
in front of the almost empty gasoline
can The burns ara not serious.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-29
SLATON FARMER
INSTANTLY KILLED
BY RUNAWAY TEAM
Special 10 The News

Sl.AToN. TVxas. Sept. ?s.--Luther
Heed. farmer. living miles south Of
Saton. was instantly killed this morn
ing In attempting TO stop a runaway
team. lis .wifc accompanied ny his
Lroih-r's young girl was taking the
tam 20 the field and In passing through
gate Mrs I,ced had opened the team
hccan,c unmanagcablc. Recd's peek was
broken. lie is survived by n widow and
"a fourteen year old son.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-29
~ Injured In Crash
n aa...t-f.4 b..

ST. LOUIS. Sept. ?s.-Thlrtcen per.
sons were injured. three seriously and
fifty persons. mostly women. shoppers
returning home. were frightened when
rorih.bound street ear crashed into
an oasibound car here this afternoon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-29
New q. \. x. Chief.

DIES MONIES. la. Sept. 2s.---judzr
W wnlc,t ~ Tama. la. was elected
In chisf of the Grand Army
of the Republic ai this afternoons bust
rcss session of the annual encampmcnt
i-ing held here lie was unopp,e-d.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-29

Dr Calvin G. HAYS. moderator II the
general assembly cf the Presbyterian
church. a. : 4. Will d. IN Amarillo
TUESDAY. II wns announced yesterday
hy Or u. Thomson. pastor of Central
presihterlan Church The moderator
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-29

ny Associated Press
LONDON. Sept. 2s--tn exchange
telegraph Dispatch from Paris gives the
report that tile Angora assembly To- sec.
ret session decided to notify kemal
Pasha that u was unable 20 agree To
alsy ccssition Of host'litles or partlc.
ipltlon in the peace conference until
the reiiora,ion 10 Turkey 81 MI hs ter.
rlto,ies In accordance with the national
pact.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-29

by Associstcd Pres
PARIS. Sept. 2a.--Thc Greek Crown
Prince to-day took the oath ~ king In
the presence ~ the ministers ~ the
Trlanthfillakos cabinet according 10 a
Havaa despatch from Athens. lie as
Humed the name of Georges l.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-29

LONDON. sept 2s--An important
concentration of British aircraft In the
Near Eas, ~ under way, An augmented
squadron IL now enrouie from Egym
for Constan,inoplc. It includes sixteen
NJ rlass machines and fifteen reserve
lanes.
Another squadron ~ about forty INA
rhincs lcii Malta with the fleet aud II
II reported three more squadrons are 10
readiness lag immediate departure II
developments nec,ssiatc thei. srrv cs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-29

0 Associated Press
SMYRNA. Sept. ?s--Ten Greek YES
sells steamed into haiior tonight under
the protection oi the American fins
and took OF . 1000 refugees and victims
of the fire. The American navy under
Rear Admiral Bristol is striving vail
antly TO save the remainder who mum
hcr not less ihnn 10000.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-23
DISCUSSSTREET
WIDENING Plan
Question of Issuing Bonds for
Twenty-fourth Street Improve
ment Occupies Board Meet.

Discussion of the proposal to
issue $4,000 bonds for the widen
ing of sTwenty-foufth street. to be
submitted to popular vote on Jan.
16, occupied the Chamber Of Com
merce directors at a session held
yesterday.
Fuller consideration of the pro-
ject will be given at the next meet
ing of the board.
The board passed resolution
urging that congress should devote
its attention to the perfecting of
national inland waterways as
freight highways on the unit plan
of construction, and proceed to
complete the project of connecting
the Great Lakes with the rivers
through Illinois, Ohio and Pennsyl-
vania.