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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-17
ANTHRACITE MINERS
MAY RETURN TO WORK
after NEGOTIATIONS
CBy Associated Press)

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1.-THE re-
turn to the mines of anthracite work
ers was expected to follow today's S
conference between officials Of the
miners union and the operators here.
The miners through their scale COM
mittee nave asked a 20 per cent in
crease in their pay. The operators
wanted reduction in wages.
Both sides, it was indicated as the
conference was about to convene, were
ready to recede from their stand, and
close observers declared that there
was a likelihood of the 1921 wage scale
being adopted for another term.
Negotiations for the settlement oi
the anthracite troubles were to be
opened in the offices of S. D. Warriner
president Of the Lehigh Coal and Navi
cation company, who has acted as
spokesman for the anthracite operat
ors at 2 p. m. today.
Meet With Officials
It was declared to be the first time
in the history of the relations between
the two sides that representatives ot
the union have manifested a willing
ness to meet in the offices of theil
employers.
Mr.. Warmer, as chairman Of the
operators policies committee, w. ]
Richards, president of the Philadel
phia and Reading Coal and Iron com
pany, and w. L. Connell, president o.
the Freenridge Coal company, were
chosen to represent the operators
John L. Lewis, president of the mine
workers, was expected to arrive here
! from Cleveland where he has been de
! tained in concluding the bituminou:
strike settlement.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-17
FREE STATE TROOPS
RECAPTURE DUNDALK
BULLETIN

BULLETIN
DUBLIN, Aug. IA report reach.
ed Dublin early today that national
army troops had recaptured Dundalk
from the republican insurgents. who
occupied it few days ago. The re.
port has not yet been officially con
firmed
DUBLIN, Aug. 17.-Irregular5 fore
IDLY removed the crew from train
five miles from Tralee today aud sen;
the train crashing full speed into the
Tralee station. The train was wreck
ed and the station was badly damaged
Only the presence of mind of a signal
man who diverted the runaway intt
a siding, prevented loss of life.
Commandant Edward O'Brien of thu
National forces was shot dead a. Wa
terford last night while helping to ex
tinguish fire in the police barracks.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-17
Motorcycle Hits Truck,
Riders Slightly Injured

Too much speed on a narrow street
was bad for motorcycle and truck
Wednesday night. A motorcycle dodg-
ing around a motor car on Ft. Wayne
avenue ran into truck belonging to
the Richmond Produce company, bad
ly damaging the cycle and bending
the stearing geer of the truck. Lewis
O'Brien and Abe Lewis, colored. who
were on the motorcycle. were thrown
TO the ground and slightly injured.
Lewis was unconscious for a time
after the fall
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-17
COAL PRICE CONTROL
WILL BE DIFFICULT
Since STRIKE ENDED
miners singing peace treaty.
(Rv Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON, Aug. 17.-Settle-
ment IN part of the bituminous strike
and prospects of an agreement to end
the suspension of work in the anthra-
cite fields has brought the government
ment face to face with new problem
the matter of controlling the price
Of the augmented coal supply.
The government during the gen.
eral suspension of mining has used
car supply as a weapon to enforce the
price agreements to which the pro-
ducing operators subscribed at the
behest of Secretary Hoover, but with
new mines opening daily, the controll-
ing agency, the federal fuel distributor
has been confronted with the possi-
bility of a breakdown in the control
exercised over prices. Whether the
present system, which is purely vol
untary, can be extended to the mines
now being opened, is question being
given serious consideration by the
officials
Urge Laws Enacted
Some of President Harding's advis-
ers. notably Secretary Hoover, are
known to feel that congress should
be asked to enact some sort of price
control legislation to prevent sky
rocketing of coal prices as the result
j of the shortage caused by the miners
walkout. Belief has been expressed
! in some quarters that the president
/ would include such a request or sug-
gestion in his message to congress on
/ the industrial situation, but no infor-
nation had come from the White
! House today as to the presidents dis
position in the matter.
| The federal distribution commits
sion announced today that another
question that had come to it for solu-
ton was whether grain elevators
| should be classed as public utilities
and thereby be given priority in coal
supplies Representations had been
made, the committee said, that the
operation of large elevators in Kansas
City, Omaha, Wichita and other mid
die western cities was a matter OF
considerable urgency at this timt
when grain shipments are at theil
peak The committee was said tt
hold that the need of elevators comes
within the jurisdiction of the various
fuel administrations.
Importations Lag
Federal fuel distributor Spencer
pointed out today that importatlons O
British coal had shown tendency t
lag because of the higher prices i
commands as compared with domestic
coal and declared that there is rea
need for all British cargo coal ant
that it should help to meet the require
ments of many consumers in New
York and New England"
The shipping board announced yes
; terday that a total of 65 coal carryin!
vessels had been chartered to brin:
coal from England and Wales since
the strike began to reach serious
proportions.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-17
Peak of Heat Wave to Reach
Richmond By Friday Noon

If you took your coat off today, you
might as well keep it off. for it is still
going to be hot. The peak of the heat
will be reached Friday. but no relief
before Sunday, is the advise that the
weather men give. At noon Wednes.
day the temperature reached 81, with
a maximum during the day Of go
Thursday noon it was SO. and you can
make your own guess for what the
temperature for Friday is to be. No
heat prostrations have been reported
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-17
Strike News Summary

Union leaders representing the
transportation brotherhoods of the
roads entered into formal conference
in New York to devise plans for end
ing the shopcrafts strike. Plans to be
submitted to roads executives late
today. President Harding understood
to have completed message to congress
on rail situation, but to defer presenta-
tion pending New York conference.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-17
Wife of Church Head Hurt;
Thrown From Skiddinq CGr
(Rv Unlted Pressl

MUNCIE, Ind, Aug. 17.-Mrs. Mary
Beatty, wife of Superintendent j. A.
Beatty of the Muncie district of the
NJ. E church, was internally injured
late last night when thrown from a.
skidding automobile near Alexandria
Her companion, Miss Carrie Beard,
was slightly hurt
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-17
Machine Gunners on Duty in
Georgia Shops After Attack

WAYCROFF, Ga, Aug. IA ma
chine gun detachment is on duty at
the Atlantic Coastline shops tere to-
day, following two explosions and the
firing of more than so shots into the
place last night. No one was injured
but bullet holes in the fence sur
rounding the shop and in the buildings
inside the enclosure evidenced The Sc
verify of the attack
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-17
Pennsy Asks Authority to
Control Ten Nem Roads

WASHINGTON. Aug. 17.-Furthe.'
unification of the Pennsylvania rail-
road system in Ohio. Illinois and Penn
sylvania was sought today when that
carrier made application to the Inter
state Commerce commission for au-
thority to acquire control of ten roads
in these states. Control would be ac-
quired under. leases dating for SO
years.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-17

Weather conditions-Fair weather
continues over the central states. The
hot wave prevails in the north as far
northwest as the Dakotas and Ne.
braska. The temperature yesterday
at Huron, S. D.. was 100 degrees, and
the temperatures ranged from 80 to
100 degrees over the central plain
states. Over North Carolina and the
southeastern states, the weather is
cool and wet, due to storm over the
east gulf coast. The temperature is
moderate over the northern Rocky
mountain states.
For Indiana, by the United States
Weather Bureau-Fair and continued
warm tonight and Friday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-17
Weather Forecast
FOR RICHMOND AND VICINITY
RM w : Moore

BY w. E. Moore
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday;
mostly fair and continued warm.
The barometric pressure continues
above normal over the central and
southern states, with low barometriO
pressure over north, resulting in con-
tinued warm weather for the next Sc
hours
Temperatures Yesterday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03
Two Employers Attacked.

SAN ANTONIO. AJAX That they
w,r, Diugh, hN gtuJp ot about ~
IR,rs beaten with sticks aud ropes
uhilc covered with guns. altu being
put OF train 90 Upton. Was thc ,tNrt
90 two ,muluves oi thr Missouri kan-
SIS g. T,sh- iallu,d who Vero lrourhf
be-. N.~tDIda. UE b,puty United
stli. h1i,h.i S.mnu>. cHruu ,f the
a,nuu,. at >mIthth. Two lpor' men
said $50 ha,, boon an tha lrHup and 20
naN, received ,h. same treatment Wrrc
a-t seem u,r lH1a. 'H'U Follow soft
.,rr- stated
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03
WOODBRIDGE OF
LUBBOCK IS SOLD
TO CHICAGO CUBS

LUBBOCK Aug "A dear h"- jus,
teen made here and confirmed wherein
sl.d Alien has odd sp"ri woodbridge,
star pt her 81 the LuAh.sh tip'Wrt
90 fu, Ch.calu cubs to report on iho
end ,f th present West Texas League
s,n-pn. Scout Jack BoSl, col DO" cubs
hen Sea .trday saw Woodbridge iosc %
gam, o. Bangor hu' WAS SO Wei ina
p,. ii With Ws vars ,hu thr dch
Na. r.I. .mmodHit, '}.
Tuy a'sp a. p.s ihili Of 'l'n
..u.rl .utU5.r Sum iaulf"d aud
pitcher p,t Nmmm th- uaIns
as scouts UN. Cans. s..I f1.. work
ihip. h,, bt, 'h. uata- q, Ms
,u %. ,a Tl wu,,- tru Alm
o.. o. a.. O. his ruuaii'# %
developer of Kid pitchers as Wool
fridr, anu Morgan are "rIn Wd'r
tWcut.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03
SMITH HOLDS BP0NcKOS TO
FOUR HITS And STRIKES OUT
II; Abilene OPENS TODAY

"I.I" smith WAS absolutely rght, ms
teammates wielded the bag stick. and
amarillo took tns last ami de1ding
rssne oi the series yesterday from san
NngrIo nv the score of ~ a. 8. M q
contest that was too ne.sidrd To- b" IN
ieresilng. and was llsiles> from other
Sfandlsoinis.
''Iaz" held the Nags 10 four saieiieS,
fhrec Of them coming IN the FIRST frame.
AleXanders home run "a the ,iNth being
tire only hn off Smnh IN eight innings,
and twelve Broncs were sirucl, out
THE Gasscrs pounded Flock TO
League pitcher recently 4gnod hr san
Angelo. % 900 parts ~ DO" field. hitting
him bon every inning q, "pt tho fourth
ana piled up u total ol Do @trf.e# Az.
hcscr I'D thn batting getdng four safe
tics out a five lte Times zap. while
Tnmsfock connected safely thr"o 'Im"s
in fave trips Alexander came 1890 lor
d home run and double f,l fN" Hl tho
visitors hits
Badger and Butlrr furnished the
thrills IN sensational catches no IA"
outfield. Badger making two as pretty
nnur clutches ass ever -ron here.
"I4z was wild IN ,he fIst ming and
TOT. -ugs touched him fur three hts.
heh coupled with walk gave them "a
wo.r lead. bat . was three up and
hre down for the next four frames
a walk, two passed balls and a single
& I've tho locals score in the first.
singles by CLANCY and Douglas and
Buffers error Melted two more boz thu
sec nd Two singles and "a sacrifice put
n.ther man across In me third.
In tho fifth triples by . tzgorald and
Anhoior gave the locals their fifth tall,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03
lgcd Negro Nttacl,ed.

TENAlikANA. TcNas. Nur --N.
70. lilliard. csyoa,o old negro Who has
i--u u The employ of the Texas anu
rart,. railroad Tor thirteen y,us. was
seized Dos four masked white mu VhIl
be- was lUu2 to his place o' work lIt"
Monday NIGHT placed iu 900 mt0moh..
and uh.n TO an Isolated spot about
three milo. from TcN1rllul and h.uiru
numerically with guns and clubs, th.u
kicked hy his assailauts until ho VAS
practically usons.hlc. according Goo tho
.foft violated ty the aged negro whom
b.. dragged himself into T~arkau, for
Utd.,aI attention.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03
Purchase slut, Si@k.


NEW N,t,k Aug .-ruHtro. o' the
s.u NHnr car Nrmpln. o AHti,a
$50. a.guu.d today hy .tb. Gua.1nty
Tiu COMPANY. vhi,h purchased fa.
90 CO.. hr outstanding goo uun uf
putuc auction uf tha c.I'It.ru .f
AI.u s. E'an. rWtH op. % ih Sew
l,rk stock u1rkDt'. ior iuu-t ,p. .s.Urs
vha Recently ni.d f.r siNuHn ull rhe
e'a.t .,h ,ur ,eu q -harr. Another
block OF 1900 share ol Stu,l stock was
cuf uv no Empf0 Trust company
roo Ih. same mlt.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03
Bluffs Lose TOt
SHREVEPORT BY
SCORE OF rs

special o. Tho Nov
SHREVEPORT. Aug -TW. base
ru bal. md an error allowed 3hreve.
port o. score two times withouf hit In
h. ninth inning ana defeated Houston
20
Houston ....... 700 003 00-s g >
Shreveport ....... 0l0 0gO.Oi2-7 II .
hltforir- Gr~.n. Gayff and lien.
liurhnyen. Nael. johnson. NcGrow and
. Burns
Two base hits DOYLE. Eitth g Mon.
rH' rnu haze hits Felix. Sacrlfice
Iu N'ufo, Smith. storey y Felix.
u.uhi. Y'n,. Bailey % blades 10 Mon.
rs NeCuv 90 storey ~ smith stfn
hsssa l;Jlcy iiii hv Mapol aEiley) bS
Gho,i d.zzcln Base on balls. Mapel
Joh,e O. Cheen o. Struck on Johnson
D., NtCfeW 4. Ghocn 3.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03
Rai.r Canyon TaN.
p. A..

\ 0T|"- 7" ~ NV
CANYON. Aug e-pr, .idcnt !. 4.
% announ'.s That thc hllnl<,t.taX 1T
w" West TsNa~ STATE Nomrl College
VIII ho raised this year 500 THAT better
and larger games cn p. financed Thu
So o. an.'ttiN viii D., raised "a $3.50.
Nhiet viii include ~ coilcg. ana nor.
bal students. I'LL. lN tr tn eighth
sri ninth grnd,- .u The trainirc school
WI Do. So. The Tax On "a, sixth and
seventh SHADES hHl ho $500. Tho
hlInt.t'as VIII o., .a.d at the Time 81
nlL.Ilunnl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03
lmpro,ine Fair Grorua.

MEMPHIS. tuE fu. l'eN
.Cowr Fair Association s erecting
several new huldiug- aud working
,v, ne track AND grounds Iu pr'Ur-
alton Cor the fair opening Sept uu,r o.
u % inclusive m. fir has hrn cn
h~fo-i - u u.triH Ftr covering Coz
lrE worfh. tH.ldr-s HnJ ila' cru.,i's
fai BIAS nk,g olt n,urp.eflr. CHAR
tUI fruw th. State
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03
National League.
JACK DOYLE, CUB
SCOUT, ALSO HERE

Jack puvl~. scout Tor ~. Chicago
Cubs. - IN .Naaar..lo and wiiBes~s-4
Yesterdays san.e with s-an Angelo. lie
o-aIa. her, ls"ta LuLlxss where be
ssns-d Woodbridge Tor the cssb-. and
viii H. here two VI thre days. 80
Doyle and Ccnnsry. Yankee -rout
both looked oxcr the io-l,s in action
yertsrdnf-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03
panii,crS Win.

~ Associated Press
FORT WORTH Aug . Fort Wort1
d.nu Beaumont today 10 . Kalt
10 h -I.. home rtn o. the so'.on.
%, ,unuu, ...... COL 0o0 i00--5 lo 2
Fort Worth ..... oo3 Os2 0lN--S Il ?
Dldr.p aud lirrpks rapo Goodb, :
'uI Moore.
HI.rUt hIr Shifr Two has hits,
rl, 'Hld.I, brennan. lirols5 C1lyo.
t'm' ruH hial. luninls l"t'hrl vs.
r.., o. 90. u,~ .aiI ruH- .. s.,. IS
100 .pI. t4r u o. E, ga NJ
NJH g. t.u'u B. o';udbr,d D.. double
pur- ~rt..Hl.is go lir01rH Sc 'hir, s.
IHttrtr H kut..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03
SAN ANGELO And
CLOVIS TO PLAY
ROSWELL SERIES

ROSWELL y 3d. AIe. Tho
lows Buaz~s ard fho S.u Angelo
Bronze win 4av o thr,o Same series Boz
Rawdl Aueust g g. 1n3 b. These
pamcs viii count Pa me iu', .nr the
remnant IN M. West Texas L.aru' "t
which 6,th teams ur' members and
which DloNis - l'tding sun Aur' Do .
team has been strengthened hy t.f
recent addition of tUo r'v pitchers and
6. expected Go play batter baseball IN
tris sor'es th,n u hn uav,d a au5
time this season.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03
Giants Feat Crabs.

DALLAS Aug Dallas combined
hits with errors hN Galveston today VIII
ring the second game 10 O.
Dallas ...... 0N0 2iO $40 e 10 .
Galveston ....... 900 02O tO0-1 8 I
Mitchell and Wheat Diviney and
Why
Two taso hits Moore. I.v.ie.,. Die.
&C. 1hrc. base hit. Gall0vas. w'rv,
tome runs. GALLOWAY stolen base
pnuohuo. Moorc. Sacrifr, rlt- what.
tch",l STRUCK out Niii di.ll , piviney
g. Pare on balls DIV n,y Dob. play.
RAIDER o. Shields a. railov ,t.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03
Scuator's Iunc,h saturday

tNtONTuNN. r.. Aug -tut,l
States S,uator WWHm T. crow. who
diced ut Dds country homie mar here Ca.
dal. Wl ho buried uu saturday after.
noon. Funeral services win b. held a.
fn' home and ,nt"1uent wili bo DO oak
sr.t, ,cuDuT here.
lat.d a Reed. n.I.d lawyer probably
$500 I. an.HN..l J- Senator CruW e
....|f ....I..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03

sra thraafs diPsneris and mans
en- iaf COMPLAINTS arc prs1tln21iy a.
sas-1 AMONG thoas employed Ia a.
~ fssl1s. ri ge1e- and other branch
- ne pstrnie1m indinsry.
sss ~ QUICKEST growing a
= has tesnstngpun ". Gow'r -
49, = ..sin clsst ls.s - g6ntits
So 80. a. sIa.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03
PHILADELPHIA
ACTUALLY WINS
ONE CONTEST

BY Asorialod Press
Sr iortS. AUS Phiad. .IiN.1
today rnlfo - Louis winning streak
q four straight no hy dcf,atina Ga.
Brown. a.
o. ~. r..
Philnd. mia U"- on |i %
- I.4s U,. .un nno Iu !
gll.r ~ HAIRS Hummou and Per-
kine. shackcr. pru,., and collins.
slmmlry-Two haa h.yH Miller
Galloway :. Homm,l Thro. haHe hi..
Dykcs. llomo runs Iilus-r. MCGOWAN.
william and Millpr STOLEN has., Gallo
way and Williams i.i.' On lalis Rome
MIL @. shock"r . puett Sru.e .d-
.hy Shc-kcr g. li1rr. i;owu' 70
ftren4
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03

wan f0r Ammons In sth.
r. 1r.r ........ uul oaI CO.. O0-l . 9
Luhfoek ........ 000 100 o-i elsie /
Runs Cudg. I.eedy. Conley. Clayton.
ia- rford YORK Earushaw o Errors
Iattle Clayton. White Innings pitched
ap-rk- g. Canirell 8 Phillips 3 Lvhrani
- y - ~ sparks 4 Csntreil Q. phii.
hns LYhranl g. Horne runs Earn-hnw
Three hase hits F1agg. Iangfori Two
isaa- hiis Crs.g Lesdy. white Clayf n.
t.arashaw. Struck out Sparks I. Can.
tfii . lhiiins 3 ~ traru fi0rrs a1
calls taniron J. brand q. SacTiiice
hif i1'le. Leedy. Conley. Brooks. PHI
'fs- aner I.augfofd. Battle ? Er.vn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03
HUBbERS WIN
Thinning CAME
FROM RANGER 5-4

De-. BOON. Aug Lubbock took
.. thirI gam, of che series from Ran.
er to-day t9 in eleven innings all OF
Lubbock runs were made by the sacri-
'i.e route except q homer by Earnshaw
. ff ninth which TIED the score.
Billings CAV, thp worst rxhiuilon -
Oh. plr ~ ever seen u1 fFe local l.'
.rerrg pay'rs nI Uu. r .r.rr rf
Ftires LanFtor1 vtn .u-H ..'
ripple and Earu.HiW "f. o..
..a.t and IL homer l.H N. |..f...
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03
10 Ou, Drill,r,
IVA. oeln ID ~.

IS n ocM. eN iftr-
CHEYENNE. WyN. Aug --Th,
government plan o. uusting oil hil.
g.s from tho T,auot Dome oii RESERVE
viii h. carried ont. Governor Robert u.
Carey OF Wyominr was informed n o.
i,lrp4m dispatched rom N.shingiun
~ tho direction ot ~, s'd,ut ilarnu-
lodt hv the presidents secretary
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03
LIZ SMITH DID 1T

on balls. of smith 3. ~ tlork .: ,truci,
OFT. by smith ~. by Flock .. double
plays, Nroggins Ia AHNand"r. thnn"N
o Mcanur To lnhcicr' ,tol,n basp,.
hareN, tUmSiock: passed halls. kIind
orth .. Inn" l:io. Umpire kuykcp
dali
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03

MEMPHIS Aug Tho candidates
who yerD 'tctcd and who viii rua m
tre -eoord a-mar, in Wan County are:
d. lH,sa ntuiYe bryant llSa. district
Idsa. lea'e ll1i iia&klns iss. county
fHdr ii,anlnn it52 NcNury SIS.
county atlorfry, Aslnfosh 1905. Bmgg
tr'a. cYa', ci-rki wulksr ioia urpsn
-is county ,up.iiiend E4ss 1871.
NJ Nart s-i shr.f f Nel'k i5l chris
ian $50
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03

BE- The output az sronmcrcasss ltr per
cent Psr antum o. q dhi i'~for. ,r- W.
1t y estimated that the supply would %
exhausted in about 10 vvsrs
In China a square mile o, soil Is can.
able OF supporting q, pcrttion -
about 1000.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03
TeNaS League
National League
american League.

4 renoniiy invented attachment for
passenger o. lrrigh elas aiors switches
on r-d lixhr " rings n bell a. danger
signsl when they aIr overloaded.
The Reputation of the Republic ~
cohsll9a y 5000. ooc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03

Tho heheat sp, Il ever aitAn-d on
iRV-lsi .alAr an hogr.--~ a. made
"a. electr.c locomotive az ltv3. i.
The area % AfghsnIstsns u siooes
.aaTo nsiles. ...-.. - -.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03
Nanhs Trim Indians
- -.


CLEVELAND Aur g. N"w YORK;
stopped Cl.vthud Wiuung etrvaN
q, lur. defeating tho Indians Co ].
D. 10 r..
Nnt York ... ioo ol3 GOO 800 o
cleveland ...... .tuu nun uhl
Bush and Schaur 'oN"losE.D. Mails
ami u'Nclll
Summary Two base hits lM'n o..
Three l1.c hits Warmly HOME runs,
Mousol Pas. on halls Ds-h struck
ult. Cutol,5ir o..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03

CANYON. Ner :. Mics Beatrice
I;m gan. oi canyon. who d. student
in the West Texas Smte Normal Col
ieg,. har been elected 10 grade posi-
inu in M pillic S.honl~ at ArieSia.
New Mexico for nest wear. according
81 Prof l.. d shelf head of the teach.
~ enrl"'inenf burtnu iu the No-nail.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03

Runs eElwD' Btk,r Price ClHry.
Williams. shaw S,Hr. Errors Ne.
.iW,,. HpliUvat Williams Two base
bits Sloan Williams. Ni,h shaw Home
-un Carv Double plays 'hr, to Nick
to Holloway. nrusmorr 90 McElwce
.a rs llums. Strasl cat hy N.rs =. ~
fIurr- Ba-s- '1 balls 80 Ni-i e. Of
Billings o. Passed tails E.WiI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03

summary - Home run, Alexander:
three base hits. Fitzgerald. Anhe'cr; two
base hits, Alexander. Anheier. sacrifice
hits. Fitzgerald Badger smith: first
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03
BASEBALL RESULTS
West Texas League

Nr~i ttNJN isFh-Nf
san Nustlu d Amarillo Do
stamford g. Clovis
Eanser 4. I.uhho,'k 3
Abilene ~ Swcctwator
TcSaS League
Houston e.. shreveport
Dallas :: Galveston ?
san Antouiu q: Wichita Falls S..
Beaunont Fort Worth
Texas Oklahoma League
st Mcxia d Gren, NE %.
st Cursicam ln; Paris q.
~ sherman Ardm"rc D.
american League
Now YORK ~ Cleveland
Philadelph , ut - Louis
Washington q. az chicago J.
Boston at Detroit rain
\ational League
Chicago g. it Ihilud'iph.1 u'
innings. called darkness
Cincinnati .t Boston rI n.
Only tNo scheduled.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03

Two igs- hits Bysrh-r. Mcdonald.
TANNER - NINA Niooo. Thr,l las, h,t.
Tinnor E,7n. ia,se ~ halls sc ko ne.
.. kew, 9. Brodlsy g. s.rp.f ~,
k,SuS ~ i;romisf ! Lewis y