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New Britain herald., 1922-12-16
SUES FOR s2,5OO DAMAGES
Harry Iipman Feeds Redress for In.
 iuries Received in Collision

Harry Iipman Feeds Redress for In-
 juries Received in Collision
 Suit for s2,50O has been brought by Harry Lipman through Lawyer Will liam M. Grenstein against William O'Connor of the w. F. O'Connor Co.,, Inc, of this city and Simsbury, as the result of an accident which occurred on Elm street on October 9. An auto mobile driven by the defendant struck the rear end of wagon in which Lip- man was riding, throwing him to the ground and infiicting injuries on his person.. The papers in the case were served by Deputy Sheriff Myran D! Stockwell, and the action is returnable in the superior court in Hartford the first Tuesday in January. MT. O'Con- nor is head of the w. F. O'Connor Drug Go. at the corner of Hartford avenue and North street.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-16
VOTE FOR PoINCARE.
French Premier Gets Overwhelming
 Vote of Confidence by Deputies.

Paris, Dec. 16.-(By Associated Press. .)-The chamber of deputies prolonged its Fridays, sitting to the small hours of the morning only to give the Poincare government vote of confidence, 512 to 76, which it was ready and willing to give at 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
 Premier Poincare's. statement of policy fully satisfied the house and the deputies would have voted further adjournment of interpolation. but for the action of Andre Tardeiu, friend of Georges Clemenceau, who wished to divert the debate to more politics.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-16
GETS FIREsTONE MEDAL
Washington High School Boy Writes
 Best Essay on Roads

Washington, Dec. 16.-Karl C. Pearson, IT year old Washington High school boy, has been awarded the an nual Harvey c. Firestone university scholarship for the best good roads essay submitted by high school pu- pills throughout the United States and it's territorial possessions, the high way education board announced to- day.
 The scholarship which provides tui- tion and all reasonable expenses dur ing four years at any college or uni versity is valued at not less than $4,- 1000. Approximately 250,0o0 essays were submitted.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-16
LEGION TO MEET
Department Officers and Post Com manders Will Hold Session Tomor- row at Meridcn to Talk Over Plans.

New Haven, Dec. 16.-Proposed legislation affecting the American Le- zion bills the Legion would like to have introduced and other matters will be discussed tomorrow at a con- ference of state department officers and post commanders at Meriden. It 1t understood that a policy will be outlined and an effort made to bring other veteran organizations into har- mony with the Legion in it's petitions to the legislature.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-16
st.1se IN HOLD-JrP.

New York, Dec. 16.-Three high waymen stepped up to Bernard Bros sowsky, clerk for a tobacco concern, at crowded Brooklyn corner today, levelled guns at him, and made away with $1,1S9 which he was carrying to a bank.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-16
A CHILLY HONOR.
California Man Has to Sleep on Porch
 to Live in Town He RcpreSeIlts.

California Man Has to Sleep on Porch
 to Live in Town He Represents.
 Fresno, Cal, Dec. 16.-For several months, w. c. 'Lindley, city trustee for Porterville, has maintained his ls,al right to office by occupying sleep ing porch which projects over the line just within the city limits while the rest of his home is outside. But recently Porterville was hit by cold weather and he sought warmer quar- ters within his home. Yesterday a committee of fellow townsmen waited upon him with the demand he return to the porch and brave the weather.
 Lindley aoved to another house entirely within the city limits.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-16
BRIBERY IS CHARGED
Referee in Shade -Schocll Bout Says
 He Was Onered Money

Omaha, Dec. 16.-State and city au- thorities today were Investigating charges of attempted bribery made by Dave Miller, referee, after he had awarded decision to Dave Shade, California welterweight, after ten round bout with Frankie Schoell of Buffalo, N. Y.
 T was offered $500 to throw the fight to Schoell," Referee Miller charged. T turned down the offer, but did not let it influence me in the other direction. Shade earned the decision"
New Britain herald., 1922-12-16
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
A. Emil DabIberc

The funeral of A. Emil Dahlberg will be held at 1880 o'clock on Monday afternoon from his late home, 354 South Main street, and at ? o'clock at the Swedish Lutheran church. Rev. Dr. Abel Ahlquist will officiate. Burial will be in Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-16
MANY ARE SUSPECTED.
Prominent Detroit People on Mailing
 List of Alleged BOOtlegger.

Detroit, Dec. 16.-Using system of letters to select mailing list of 500, which included names of city and county officials, as well as prominent and society figures, was the method by which George c. Wagner disposed of liquor. according to federal pro- hibition officers who arrested him to- day. At his apartment was found a quantity of choice wines and whiskey.
 The men whose name appear on tho list will be questioned by a federal grand jury.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-16
Gabriel w. Skomars

The funeral of Gabriel Wilhelm Skomars was held at 1880 o'clock this afternoon at his home at Newington. Services were conducted by Rev. Dr. Abel Ahlquist, pastor of the Swedish Lutheran church, at 2:30 o'clock in Erwin chapel. Burial was in Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-16
NEW JAP AMBASSADOR.

Tokio, Dec. Is. (By Associated Press) ).-Appointment of Vice-Foreign Minister Hanihara as ambassador to Washington was confirmed today bv thescabinet. Toki-Chi Tanaka succeeds Hanihara in the foreign ministry.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-16
Mrs. Charles J. Flenkc

Funeral services for the late Mrs. Charles J. Flenke were sheld at her afternoon and at Erwin chapel at s:S0 o'clock. Rev. Henry w. Maier, pastor of the Center church officiated. Burial was in Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-16
NAvY-pRINCEToN PLANS.

Baltimore, Dec. 16.--The Navy Princeton football game next season will be played on October 27 at the Baltimore municipal stadium. The stadium which was opened with the Army Marine football game December 2 has seating capacity of 42,000.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-16
Mrs. Dennis Downey

The funeral of Mrs.Downey will be held Monday morning from the home of her daughter, Mrs. D. J. Mahoney of Belvidere and from St. Mary's church at g o'clock. Burial will be in St. Joseph's cemetery, Plainyille.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-16
HEREIN TRIAL CONTINUES
Estimates Now Arc That Trial Will Come to An End About the Middle of Next Year.

Marion. IlL. Dec. 16.-Attorneys for both state and defense in the trial of five men charged with murder in con- nection with the Herrin riot of last June today predicted the end of the trial by the middle of January. Previ- ous estimate was that the trial would continue two months.
 During the first three days of the trial testimony has been given by more than score of states witnesses. During the Saturday and Sunday re- cess the attorneys said they would so over their list of witnesses in the hope of materially reducing them.
 So far the states witnesses have pointed to four of the five defond- ants as having been seen with guns in their hands during the riots, but all have united in the declaration that they were unable to identify any of those as participants in the shooting.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-16
FARMERS IN SESSION.
Rural Credits Legislation Being Dis.
 cuSsed at Conference.

Washington, Dec. 16.-Discussion and application of specific recom- mendations on rural credits legisla- ton with action on the report of its resolutions committee to follow formed the concluding business today for delegates to the national council of farmers cooperative associations.
 The councils recommendations were expected not to take the shape of a definitely drawn bill but rather to embrace what it conceives to be the essentially constructive features in the nine measures now pending in congress.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-16
sCRArCH PROVES FATAL.

Verona, N. r., Dec. 16.41A slight scratch inflicted few days ago by a pet cat caused the death today of George H. Cagwin, farmer-banker, and well known figure in the canning industry.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-16
iKII,RaNE TO FIGHT CRIouI

Paris, Dec. 1G.--(By the Associated Press)-A meeting betweens Johnny Kilbane and Eugene Criqui for the 'featherweight championship of the world has practically been decided, the bout to be held at the Polo Grounds in New York on May 30. <,
New Britain herald., 1922-12-16
WAS ONLY IMAGINATION.
Man Arrested As "Necdlc sDemon'
 Had Only Coin in His Hand.

Had Only Coin in His Hand.
 Paris, Dec. 16.--Marshal Fleury, who was arrested Thursday in the campaign of the police to round up the mysterious wielders of poisoned needles'' has been released.
 An investigation showed that the needle with which Fleury was al- leged to have wounded Mrs. Her. kowitz in public bus was only a piece lof money he was holding as his
New Britain herald., 1922-12-16

From Prince Edward Island comes this remarkable picture of two vaiu- able silver foxes and theiB foster mother cat who has mothered them from infancy. The foxes are among those on Rosebank Fur Farm, the largest breeding place of silver foxes in the world.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-16
R0SENBLU7H CASE
Government Today Completes Its : Evidence Against Former Officer
 Accused of Murder.

New York, Dec. 16.-The govern ment today completed evidence in its effort to have Robert Rosenbluth, former army captain, removed to Ia coma, Wash, to stand trial on an in- dictment charging him with the mur- der of Major Alexander B. Cronkhitc at Camp Lewis in October 1918.
 Federal Commissioner Hitchcock instructed attorneys for Rosenbluth and the government to prepare briefs and continued the case to December 26. Counsel for Rosenbluth intro duced no witnesses at the hearing.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-16
APPROVES APPLICATIONS

 Hartford County Bar Association
 Looks With Favor On Requests For
 Bar Examinations of Local Men.
 The Hartford County Bar associa- ton yesterday morning approved the applications of IS men for the Con- necticut Bar examinations. Of the 1s, there are three residents of New Britain, and de former local man.
 Those whose applications were ap- proved yesterday from this city are Thomas Cabelus, Thomas F. McDon- ough and Edward A. Mag. One other name mentioned is that of Salvatore Casale who was very we'll known here until he moved to New York city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-29

Il looks Ike dead clnoh that ANA
rlln VIII have a an.
Faunors Who ins.t at the .tfy Hall.
Saturday au $50 on in rcmurso 10 "a
ran ol the paulRndi f'iAins Ch.hnhcr ui
Commerce llcdgrd themselves .o plant
as acres in cotton aud aill other
acreage Is certain. acHHd.ng to Sctrc-
mry ". y. nlantnn of the Panhandle
rhins Chamber of Commerce.
The acreage pl'dged saturday and
the practical certainty of more. nac-
tlclly iusurcs gin according to Mr..
Rlanion. Local capital has already eiv
an assuun,o that e gin would hc built
as som as sufficient co,ton acr1gc
vas pledged
Tho reason IL is hclic,od ccrtaln more
acreage will be- planted is that the
meeting SATURDAY was not called 60 gct
farmers to make pledges ~ The amount
of land they would plant IN cotton. hut
10 arouse interest IN the matter, and
50 great was the interest that almost
enough 10 insure a Sin was PROMISED
The main address was made by III.
srhusfcImayer. field editor of the BAL
las Semi.W Weekly Farm News. lie urg
Cd divcrsification and pointed out Lub'
lock and other South Plains towns
that have bccomc prospectus through
raising 81 cotton.
Other men who talked were Dr. J. u
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-29
GIN In AMARILLO IS Believed
ASSURED BY COTTON ACREAGE
pledged BY POTTER Farmers

Wmthor. Loss Whittkcr Harmon Ben.
ton g.. r. Walker ul Canyon. 4 D
ikt - NldHad,i. x. ~. 'aaeford oi
Ruhi1lt. an,l r &. Paxton 81 bush
hnd Mr. Paxton eyhiiiiea u stair u
cuttun GROWN 81 h.s plao" this yeas
The staple was aiout and lie inches
lrng.
T. G. iaNton' u W Crawford A y.
Davis. l.ess Whitaker and Harmon
Bouton wer. named a committee ~
visit thrr farmer neighhors to enlist
their aid "a guaranteeing sufficient
acoagc 10 make CERTAIN q gin here.
Secretary Banton points ont that II
b, not his aim to make this a cotton
country. bat this is In kccpns with
The agricultural improvement program
of IN. parhaudic.phins Chamber ot
Commerce IN divcrsifying crops and
creating many smaller farms Ia the
stead of the large tracks VI. NJ. Mobiles
ut Clarendon is chairman ot the agrl'
cultural impro, rm.nt committee OF tho
chamber
Tho-c who pledged acragc Saturday
were Dr J. 4, Wrather. 100 acres. H. y.
Hansen. .S u. Pavalord. so, G. Pava.
lord. 80. II. w blackburn. %. 4 c.
Iaxton, gS. Mr. Choetcm. so. u, W.
Crawford. es. y d. Davies. Is. Mr.
Martin, so. and two other men whose
names wcre not obtained % each.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-29
PIPE line FROM
GAS FIELD INTO
DENVER, PLANNED
FUEL LINE FROM AMARILLO
FIELD WILL COST
s15,000,00o

4 gas pipe line from tho Amarillo
field to Pueblo. colorado Springs and
Denver Is practically assured according
to Information given local oil man
by Denver men. The line - already
financed hy Colorado capitalists tho
loCal OIL man was told.
The line will cost about $4,000 ooo.
When work Will start ON laying the I'm.
lS unknown.
II Is practically pos tive that the
government h interested In tho ANA
rllo field az source Of hehum, ANA.
rilo oil men said saturday. The helium
sunply n the local gas field Is greater
both IN content and volume than
hchum az pctrolia whore the govern
mont established plant.
NO place ON the American continent
has as bright future In development
lines and in frowth as has Amarillo
said an oil man saturday. lie declared
tho certainty ~ an Industrial gas pip
line into Amarillo assured factories
and various Industries that insured th'
growth ~ Amarillo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-29
drive EVERY.
.KLAN Chief
FROM STATE,
ALLEN ORDER

By Associoted Press
COFFEyyH.LE, Oct. ss.--Asseriing
that he had Instructed Attorney uen'
eral Richard J. Hopkins 10 bring action
to expel from the state every ofiica. Of
the ku klux klan. Governor Henry J.
Allen said that the klan had intro
duced into Kansas the greatest curse
that can come 10 any civilized people.
The governor spoi.e within few
miles of the scene 0f the flogging Of the
mayor of Liberty. Kansas, by group
of men.
81 am hcrc to tel you frankly to-
n rht that | have directed the attorney
general o. bring an action against
tn. officials OF this Khan and cxpel
them from this state" Governor Allen
told his audience.
No Charter Granted
No charter in Kansas has over been
granted to tho Ku Klux Klan. tho
chief executive stated. adding that The
Klans charter was granted az Atlanta,
Ca and thai 90 make the Organization
legal In this state the sanction 81 tho
Kansas charter hnard Was prerequisite.
Governor Allen as'sail.d the growth
II the organization IN Kansas as 'an
astonishing Development oi prejudice
which is racial and religious seeking
90 establish in this state the Nm.
American idea that ~ can improve
The conditions of this state ~ turning
the right al government over 60 a
masked organization which arrogaies
unto itself tn right "a regulate the In.
div iduai
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-29
KEELING and STAPLES HOLD
MAYFIELD Incident IS CLOSED
With CERTIFICATI0N OF NAME

tho uit IN the name ~ the state ~
r,.lstor or othcrN.se stand ready To
cnfuro, the laws OF Texas including all
election laws 2 ciu advise YOU now
though that II you bring me infolms
ton which in my Judgment would
warrant 70 quo Warruntu suit In the
name ~ thr state of Texas stin
would ihink 10 Improper at This late
hour to apply foT an iniuaCtion re-
stra ming th, election officers ~ TcN,s.
An injunction at this time and In ad.
vance of q determination of the mat.
t,rs of feci uivolyod might BE- very
unjust
It s und,raiond The attorney general
and secr, NV of State Staples consider
the Mayneid incident closed with the
ccrufcauou a. Maynclds name "a
county officials This noon hy staples.
Action now would necessarily D. In The
form of injunction proceedings against
election Officials.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-29
SITUATION IN ITALY
IS DECLARED QUIET

ROME pf -,-Aithoush thc tls
rlsl of f;nne oult,nicd themselves o..
day Niih srrfercnces at thcif h,a .A,uar.
tors and rsNs frnm 'hr province show
od an uas Gul't rsscpt iu fcv ~el4ted
ra-,- where tn extreme naiionahsts
oecpuod Some puihr 'ffces. prc,riu-
t.onarv mclsafs- welc adapted ~ the
auth rifir- ANA in. cabinet - ursnih.r
Ftis .n spii0 ~ fs resignation disrrs
f ss,i nletns fg nsainta ming order ssiress
asr traffic has been stopped hn auto.
mob,l.-. cabs and hu~ses are running
All tho build nrs q: tho city arr hcnag
eod The only pllcs al which hioodslsd
has occurea Ence tho ascisil bsgar
' their movement for cOntro; j. Cremona
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-29
TO MAKE
MINERAL SURVEY
OF THIS COUNTY
DR.. LEROY PATTON NOW IN
CITY TO START WORK
AT ONCE

A geological survey to determine the
mineral oil and gas possibilities ot
Potter County will be made az once.
The survey will bc made under the d.
rection Of the bureau OF economic geol-
ogy Of the University Of Texas.
Or Leroy Patton arrived In Amarillo
yesterday and began making prellmi.
nary plans for the survey Work viii
h. rushed as rapidly as possible. DIR.
Patton said that the bureau had given
him six weeks IN which to complete
the survey.
Fifty per cent " the cost OF tho SUR
vey win be paid tS the Federal Gov
ernmcnt Several years ago deter
mined fight was made 10 ge; n geologl.
cal survey made of Potter County. bu,
Il was said that tho time was no; APP
propriate for the federal and state au.
thorities 20 do this work In the Pam
hand,c.
~. Patton formerly was with the
Oklahoma STATE l'-assical survey de.
fn~'mcut He made \ survey OK iseck-
ham County " tis, vAs,ern part Of the
state. and n Is said that work VII, be-
of much benefit 10 him In tho Potter
County Investigations
Dr J. a Udden. head ~ the bureau
of economical geology u known 20
many Amarillo business men. In let
to- 10 VIII 4. Miller, Jr.. Dr Udden
highly praised the abilities OF Or. Pat
ton aud said that he would be- able to
make an accurate and efficient survey
for Potter County
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-29
Mayfield's Name is
Ordered Printed on
Ballots for Potter

Mayfislds name was ordered printed
on the Potter County hallots hy Judge
Ray e. johnson saturday when his
name was certified 20 by Secretary ~
state Staples through a telegram 90
Judge Johnson. ON receipt ~ the mes.
sage Judge Johnson ordered the ballots
printed
saturday night however. Judge
johnson received telegram from
Luther Nickcls saving an injunction
apalusi putting Mayncld's name on the
luuot had i,eu ISSUED in Limestone
county Tho order. ~ course. was not
changed hy this telegram as Nicsois
has u0 authority and fho name viii
probably D. printed on fhs ballots
Monday unless am authoritative order
a. kD,p u on Is received
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-29
INJUNCTION ASKED
BARRING CANDIDATES

EL PASO pct. 2S-A petition fur
an injunction was filed .n tho sixty.
Fch District Court here TODAY hv
leah c'1rk, district attorney. and
W ~ Fryer citizen, alleging that
four uemacraf|, candidates wor'
mamior~ o, the ki kuN Khan and %,
t.th NOT ruutl,i t0 hold office.
Au nmuU o. keep their names
off thr h01ot .s asked J'dgs ballard
Caldwell ordered The dcfendnnts into
SQUIRT Mpudas afternoon o. show cause
why the injunction should not be
granted Tho candidates Who are made
J.frrdants arr y Qulid candidate
for th- legislature from the Ninth
district. Clarence " Harper candidate
Goa district clerk. Frank u scoit'n
1r. candidatc fur county assvssur. and
N T. Webb candidate FOR county
tfraeurcr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-29
By Associated Press

BY Associated Press
AUSTIN. oct ~ What s. consider
ed as thc final action OF The state IN
the Mayncld litigation was taken late
today when Atfoncy General Keeling
irlegraphod Luthrr N.ck,'s attorney
for thos. seeking to prevent certified.
tlon of Earle o., Nayn,ids name de-
claring that 10 would hc improper NJ
this bate hour io Apply fOr an uiunc'
ton"
Keclnrs message was sent follow'
INK request soni him hv Nickels and
other ATTORNEYS fI0m Cors.rana asking
permission tu bring auother injunction
suit in the attorney generals name.
Keeling message in para follows.
n d. NOE know he facts involved IN
the new suit yuu prupose Co file nor
. the qualification ~ the reators %
maintain the suit and of course cannot
Estate whether J would consent o. hune
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-29
Explain Mvidsnd
gpecial "a The News

NEW YORK. oct 2S--The standard
Ion Company af Nrw Jersey. which o..
GENTLY proposed The declaration ~ q COO
p,r cont stock dividend states boz us a..
fcial publ cation The Lamp. that thc
plan was divided to provide for hnanc
ing thc expansion of its bus ncss COM
Iany officials believed lt l-tt,r 90 cap
ittig, its large surplus with n sto,k dis
id,nd Than 90 distribute rhc sgrp.us and
|cNlalslun purposes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-29
CONSPIRACY COSTING SHOE
DEALERS $4,000 IS REVEALED
BY ARREST OF TWO BROTHERS

kaiHr,urtr Irs lrr rld very few
, hiu.. .. choir .eOd .tHrs Tho IEenis flr.
thr. chars. fHe br.thers ,h.npot ftom
th,.r uau stores u Ci.co. Ahiel' and
E1gard. iarts ot th,u stoks te the
.n lnsr town~ where the shoes we've
sold Car ielUw cDs,
3 clwuss ,f th, banks in T'Ves the
f,d,fui urents declared revealed thaf
iltc brothers had NOT deposited any
mnutN n thar state siu., they l,-ar
aes rrss theu Nn,y 10, CLOSING of th'
stores thc thrro oam.- worth. Nrt go
lte ta nansiiir whetr hr Di.'uo,l IL a..
I.lItmsm n fr Hnd 'sek to iafaiiot'e
Nhrre be- .iaitsd q sh0r drnaf mcni ir
o apartment hous, already establish
I'D
Art Kolhrcnnsr H. siso charged With
PERJURY. the charEe ." ne hascd on ms
testimony ~ the bankruptcy hearing
In Abilene.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-29

Special 70 Tho Ss~s
ST LntlS Oct. aS-Thc arrest here
fo,lal u Art aud Meuard knaHsuner
on am indictment issrel hy fcicirl
erand tuN at Nhlrnc. 1'cSss ,harging
thcu ,nd their hrothcr Jack kalhr,n-
nc,. ~ pln,Iilc. Ivy With conspiracy to
cOuceal usats IN haukru ptgy
revealed -Dncno Which is sad % have
tosi 81 l.ouis shoe merchants and ioh.
bcrs approximately sSo.eee. rhe haa-
fu the charros asiinsi she fhr,, broth.
ers cl,w aut ~ their opesuiiuus ~ r-
'aU -ho. stores m Cisco Ahicuc. Fast.
and anil either small towns in TcAas
whom ihc frm went into bankruptcy lea
December. 1891
An Investigation carried on hy the d.
psrtm,nt oi Justice more than a wear
has revealed. accordine o. tho federal
agencies. that tho three hruthcrs WIN
we're doing business under the name %
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-29

niSHEE Arz.. cot. Howard D.u.
man ut Th,uN was instantly Killed
u.r Bm.o. Nriz late today when
th, racing er ho was piloting over the
Douglas Phoenix race course In prep
lrtton tal Cd rI"p Monday crashed into
"a touring ar overturned and was de.
moli,hcd J,. piaz also OF Phoenx.
neehanigar t.r pllman sustained min.
u uufir-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-29
WRECK VICTIM TO
BE BURIED HERE

TrCUNcARI O.t gs.J q c1r'rsu
Rrakcman. Who has hceu u.ss.ns since
wedncsdl1s wreDk ou fne N4wsou
branch 90 o. ~ and " was found
about noon toily crushed tu death He.
tween tVo cont ears .h,t wvr, c.t'r-i
with mas, OF wrcrsarc and coal The
holy VIII b. ukeu i0 Amarillo fo hW
nt Hc v1. t, wears of tz' lrd bod
lived htrp about three wears