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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-17
Good stockings of mercerised lisle.

Nice texture, nice fitting, good luster.
 Durable, worthy, attrac- tive in price.
 Black mercerised lisle with either square or Poin- tex heel, full fashioned, witt, extra elastic double garter top 85c
 Mock-seam stockings of mercerised lisle, white black or cordovan, double heel and toe 5Oc
 Left aisle, rear.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-17
Mems Spring sweaters-$1.95.

They're of wool and good fitting.
 Light weight, just warm enough to give right amount of protection.
 Button front, two pock- cts, green heather oxford and navy $1.95
 Fourth floor,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-17

e-mernber for 36 years, and James Kee-
Iron County register., 1922-09-21
School Notes.

The Ironton schools have been
working for two weeks and seem tc
be in good shape. While we have
several teachers who have never
taught before they are doing good
work.
We need added equipment and the
board is supplying 1t to the best OF
their ability. We especially need
some good books for our high school
library. Very often people have good
books by American or English auth
ors they do not use. The high school
students could make good use of them
and would be glad to have them ad-
ded to the library. If you care to do
nate book please call the superin
tendent and he will send for the book
The enrolment is greater this year
than it has been for some time. The
high school is crowded and more seats
had to be added to the study hall. We
are in need of another teacher, and
added subjects, which we hope tc
have next year. Some of our classes
are too large for high school students
The following is the enrolment uI
to the present time: High School, Sc
niors, IA; juniors, 81; sophomores,1 II
freshmen, 30; total, 81. Grade Schools
first grade, 80; second, 30; third, 35;
fourth, IS; fifth, 81; sixth, Is; sew,
enth. 1911 eighth, IA; Arcadia, 49,
total, 203. Dunbar, %. Grand total
313.
Iron County register., 1922-09-21
Depositors' Meeting.

A large majority of the five hundred
depositors of the Bank of Ironton as
sembled in the Academy of Music
Saturday afternoon to listen to the
proposed plan for ithe reorganization
of the bank presented by the deputy
commissioner of finance of the State
of Missouri. The plan seemed to meet
with the approval of severy depositor
present, as no one voted against it.
The bank will reorganize upon two
conditions. First, that $l5,00 capital
stock be paid in, and second, that de.
positors assign to the bank through
board of five trustees of their own
selection at least thirty per cent of
their deposits, in lieu of which they
are to receive certain undesirable as
sets of the bank.
The statement was made by the dep
uty commissioner that if the bank
went into liquidation the depositors
would receive but small per cent of
their deposits. On the reorganization
plan, depositors will have placed at
their disposal at once seventy per
cent of their deposits
The depositors elected as board of
trustees, Milford Riggs, Joseph For
shee, Cicero Collins, E. A. Johnston
and Winfred Crocker. The trustees
later organized by electing Milford
Riggs, chairman, and Joseph Forshee,
secretary.
The trustees have opened an Office
in Dr.. Marshall's building, adjoining
the Academy of Music, and depositors
are asked to call at the office and
make arrangements for the assign
ment of certain per cent of their de-
posits in accordance with the action
taken at the above mentioned depos-
itors' meeting. The plan adopted by
the depositors' meeting will undoubt-
edly save to them from the wrecked
bank larger per cent of their depos-
its than could be procured in any 9TH
er way. The reorganization Of the
bank is said to be practically assured,
and depositors are to receive at once
upon the reorganization seventy per
cent Of their deposits, and may even
tually receive good portion of the
remaining thirty per cent.
Iron County register., 1922-09-21
PERSONAL.

w. N. Alexander of Belleview was
caller Saturday.
H. Latham of Belleview was caller
one day last week.
r. ]. Macarthur of Iron Mountain
was a caller Saturday.
George Crocker of Middlebrook was
in Ironton Monday.
E. L. Cook of De Soto was an IRON
ton visitor last week.
F. M. Adams, of Goodland, was in
Ironton last Wednesday.
Miss Lucille Jones will attend Wash
ington University this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. ]. Langdon have
returned to Dunklin county.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Traurnicht are
in Jefferson City this week.
DR.. Farmhouse and Geo. w. Mar
shall motored from st. Louis Sunday.
Mrs. A. d. Boss of Iowa is visiting
relatives and old friends in Middle
brook.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. @. Shelton of Gale
donia were Ironton visitors last We'd
nesday.
Chas. F. Hanson has been in st.
Louis the past week having his eyes
treated.
VIM. FL. Katbs and wife OF st. Louis
visited relatives in Pilot Knob the first
of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. M. Phelan of ST.
Louis were Ironton visitors the first
of the week.
Milford Riggs will leave this week
for San Marcos, Texas, where he will
attend school.
r. L. Riggs left last Saturday for
Cincinnati, Ohio, where he has ac-
cepted a position.
Miss Alice Pruitt returned last
Thursday from a months visit with
relatives in Nebraska.
Jim Gray returned to Cairo, Ills.,
Saturday, after spending several days
with his mother in Ironton.
B. Fl. Adolph, wife and two babies
arrived Saturday from Kansas City.
They will depart the last of the month
on trip to California.
Mr.. j. D. Simpson and family mo.
tored from st. Louis to the valley las,
Saturday to spend few days at their
summer home in Ironton.
Mrs. G. K. Polk has returned to hel
home on Marble Greek after an alb
sence of several months in Hot
Springs, Arkansas, and other places.
Mrs. Farmer, widow of the late
Robert Lee Farmer, his son, Clifford
and N. L. Farmer accompanied the
remains of r. L. Farmer from Cotton
California, to Ironton last week. )
Iron County register., 1922-09-21
American Legion.

Arrangements are being made for a
Pullman car for Legionaires and de-
pendent relatives going to the Amer
lean Legion National Convention at
New Orleans. The round trip fare
from Bismarck will be $39.99, which
includes use OF the car for sleeping
while in New Orleans. All tickets will
have to be bought at Bismarck and
thirty will have to be sold TO get the
car. Mr.. O. Homan Mahn, Post Ad-
jutant at De Soto, will make arrange
ments for this car. Either notify him
or your local post that you are going,
and send him your money before Oc-
tober 10th.
The next regular meeting OF the
Edward Wendell Post will be October
4th. All members should strive to
be on hand.
LOUIS r. MILLEE, Post Com.
Iron County register., 1922-09-21
advertisement.
Card of Thanks.

We desire, thro' the columns of this
paper, to express our appreciation n
and the gratitude we feel to the many
relatives and friends for the kindness
and sympathy shown us during the
great bereavement thro' which we
have been called upon to pass-the
death of our dear husband, father and
brother, Robert Lee Farmer. We es-
pecially wish to thank the ladies who
so kindly decorated the church, Bro.
Humphreys for his words of consoIa-
tion, the pail bearers, and the choir
for their services, and the many other
relatives and friends for their beauti-
full floral offerings.
ESTELLE M. FARMER.
CLIFFORD LEE FARMER.
NEWMAN l.. FARMER.
CARRIE e. BALDWIN.
ADA r. TUAL.
Iron County register., 1922-09-21
Annapolis News.

Cool and dry.
Constable Hampton made trip to
Des Arc last Friday to serve summons
on delinquent road tax payers.
Work plentiful here at two dollars
and two and half day.
Our big meeting by Rev. Fitzpat-
rick, is still in progress.
The Annapolis Lead Company is
shipping in some of the houses recent
ly bought in the south and erecting
them for the miners and others.
About seventy houses in all.
s. L. Dunn is quite sick man.
ID. A. Worley went to st. Louis last
week and bought an automobile.
Three members Of Squire Kitchells
family are sick with ehilis and fever.
BULLETIN
Iron County register., 1922-09-21
Resolution Adapted by Bar Association.


We, your committee, appointed to
draft resolutions as to the death of
William Randolph Edgar, beg leave
to make the following report:
Whereas, it has pleased God, in His
wisdom, to remove William Randolph
Edgar, an active member of our AS
sociation; one who was useful in the
active walks Of life; a citizen of the
highest character; an adviser in
educational and financial develop
ment OF his community; faithful and
devoted to his home, his family, his
friends and his country; who was
active and learned in his profession,
who was scrupulously honest and 10y
al to his clients and always honorable
and upright in the practice of his pro-
fession; and one who, in patriotism
and love of country, had no superior.
Therefore, Be 1t Resolved, that the
President of this Association appoint
committee on Legal Biography and
cause to be preserved among the
archives of our Association, a suitable
memorial of the life and character of
the deceased, and
Be 1t Further Resolved, that the
Secretary be and is instructed that
when said memorial is prepared and
recorded, to transmit a copy of the
same together with copy of these
resolutions to the family of the de-
ceased member.
CLYDE WILLIAMS,
JOHN H. RANEY,
E. M. DEARING.
Iron County register., 1922-09-21

Sam Horton, postmaster at Jewett
in Madison county, lost his house and
contents by fire last week.
Mrs. VIM. Sheriff. of Vulcan died
last week. She is survived by a hus-
band, but no children. She was laid
to rest in the Sabula graveyard.
Carl Semands and wife left Sunday
for ST. Louis, where he has position
with the Scudder Gale Grocery Com
pany.
3. w. Fitz went to st. Louis Mon
day.
| Fred Amsden shipped twenty five
| calves from Des Arc last week.
Pony Paullus OF Coldwater was in
Des Arc Saturday He says his faith
! or. ]. G, Paullus, is Oh years old and
Iron County register., 1922-09-21
ANGORA BUCKS.

I have fine lot of Buck Goats
(shearing up to lbs.) ! have saved
for some who "spoke for them,n but
never came. Priced "a to 81 to any
one for ten days. After that they will
be wethers. LOUIs MACEY,
East Fork.
Iron County register., 1922-09-21

There has been mule at my farm,
on Marble Greek, five miles south Of
Ironton, since June 28th; mare, two
years old, dark bay. Owner please
call, pay expense and take the mule.
M. MYRACLE, Arcadia, Mo.
Iron County register., 1922-09-21
Des Arc Items.

The Grove and Hobbs revival meet
ing, which had been in progress here
for two weeks, closed Sunday night
They had fine meeting and several
converts. The evangelists departed
Sunday night for Missoula, Monta ma
We were sorry to see them leave.
Iron County register., 1922-09-21

Ground gets like boy. AT present
he is visiting daughter in Bismarck.
Rev. Roach has moved to Maiden,
Mo.
Rev. Toney will preach in the Bap-
tist church in Des Arc the fret Sunday
in October. He is from Marble Hill.
Come out and hear him.
William Seals has been employed as
pastor Of the Nazarene church.
ISAAC.
Iron County register., 1922-09-21

New Fall Suits for Ladies and Miss
es and Chlldren-a large and varied
assortment of beautiful garments just
received at Lopez Store Co.
Iron County register., 1922-09-21

And Dodge If They See You First.
According to bin collectors the fall
around good fellow usually takes
longest to square" up his accounts. -
Cartoons Magazine.
Iron County register., 1922-09-21

Swift's Fertilizers are best. We
have just received car Of Swift's fa-
NOUS Red Steer Brand Fall Fertilizers
the kind that brings additional prof
it from your land.
LOPEZ STORE 90. "A
Iron County register., 1922-09-21

Ladies' and Misses New Fall Hats,
popular styles at popular prices at
Lopez Store Go.
Iron County register., 1922-09-21

For Sale-Fine piano at bargain
Inquire at this Office.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-03
LATE TREASURER
OF u. s. NAMED
IN INDICTMENTS
TWENTY SIX COMPANY OF.
FICIALs CHARGED WITH
FRAUD
n,A.. 4a

WASHINGTON orl s-slmuci A.
carlson uugor ur jamestown. IS T..
Guy D. Allen. fo.mef acting treasurer
,f the United Sui,. James r.. Mans
field ,uunor aud tNvnty-tpur others
We're Indicted tolty hy ih, federal
grand Iul uu charges oi ,uu~plls l1
commit au otcnsr agaus the United
'aip- ana nf using thc mails to de-.
fraud The charges grow out of tho
s1l" of woes of Birmingham motors q
common hw trust company ot New
York ~ui, hy which t Is claimed per.
SONS w,I. drfrtudod iu different cities.
Alleged uu~irpr, ,scuf1t ON as 60 th. q.
uanciaI and other conditions of the
business ar' ~,t forth iu th, udict.
u.rts
Difficulty 'br company was cNpsr.
i,nuUirE with 'hr postal authorities he.
cmc puhli, august hast. when tho
gHud jury reported "prcs"nmcut"
gaust Mayor Carlson. president ~ the
company. and sovcn'rcu others of the
accused persons ON charr, ot using
tho Waii- to icir1ud The grand jurors
thcr hoard further Testimony and
caused fhr nupks of On. concern tn Do,
brouSh' ia Washington FOR inspection
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-03
NEW CITY NATIONAL BANK OF
COMMERCE ELECTS OFFICERS;
DURHAM IS MADE PRESIDENT

r. T.. Durham was elected president
Of the ncw city National Bank 81
Commerce which WITS formed Monday
hy the merger uf the City National
Bank and the National Bank of Com.
u.ergr. o
Other officers elected ~ the consnlI-
dated hank were W. OBrcu chairman
of the board Fra Embry. active vice
president q n. Wells. vice pres dent
ana cashier. John Whcatley and u y.
knupp, assistant cashiers AT the
National Rank ~ Commerce will remain
In this capacity az tho city National
Bank of Commerce. Fr"d Cook. former.
~ with the CITY National Bank. comes
to the city National Bank of Com
mcrcc as assistant cashier.
Directors of the now hank will be-
composed II tho directors of the city
National Bank and the Natiuoal Bank
OF Commerce \ few changes may be-
made later. Tho capital stock will bc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-03
WIRES SENT
HOOVER and
/. C. c. HEADS
FOR RELIEF

Congressman Marvin Jones. who rc.
turned to imarillo last wcck from
YESTERDAY was enlisted In
the fight io obtain 1000 stock ears ior
the pnuhnnoir and thc Southwest. The
cars arc badly needed 10 ship cattle 10
nihreu aud 10 pasture IN Nebraska
Montana, Wyoming and other states
TelegramS were sent io Herbert
Hoover, secretary Of commerce. and the
car service section of the Interstate
commerce Commission IN efforts to get
the embargo ON livestock ears lifted.
Cars are being used Ia haul coal and
other necessities to the cities and the
Sioclmcn are suffering through the
priority order. Il was declared here
Cliucm,n say that relief must be
obtained ut once Should cold rain
mll, b. De- said that possibly thousands
OF head pi H'il, would dlc should 600
cars be- set on the adiugs n tho Pan
handle aud adjacent torrtnrr 70 .s said
MAT they would bc filled bN saturday
nirht Stock men are uudiuc 30 dIf0.
cult 10 got sufficient water and trrd for
lhc s'ort Feed may np ampi, for tho
prrs,r. hui 30 would %, impossible fnr
cowmcn 90 keep thc stock ali winter
Follow .ng .s part of DO, t.lygnms
forwarded hy Cour- s.mau Jones last
Girht
There Is t t,rrlh'e ,to,t ear short
az, in tho Southwest especially m rh'
Panhandle ot Texas Estimated short
ages 1r,. Rock Island 1SuO o3rs. Sant
Fc, 200 cars Fort Worth a Denver
t.0po ears There b. a shortage ot glaE
! tttro arc Hgt tad Fni little altcf
Cattle Wt shrinking 1ul dyire Do I
absolutely necessary tmt cattle b
moved. Or er. arr ouf O.ulnaI .
or." untold I.-- u.H OCCUR
e urunt, Hst tai 'H. .mureH Pa
lifted ou .'nDs aIf uu 200. Panhandle
uf T,sH. sri fh. ~.l'hw,-f DIft, m.r
au u.ug rGm r H. -..Um ..r-
cars Jr, bod 8t once l;I'u. .1#
They arc NOT permitted @. h.. Hs OBJ.
account ui thr ,HIausD
Tho livestock U.u He rHf tH. ur.
or,s who hlf, reported .l. .uortE,.
The las, f,, Ur.ss Th. Amarillo eHr
uuu saw tHH' 'h.E needed .lr- g.. h...
wheat HH1 other -i.tH- tu .H...t
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-03

determined also az later date. The
rrcscnt capital stock or the National
Bank of Commerce ot Sl500O0 viii h.
the capital 81 the new hank for a time.
i.iH 80. De- .-sf taiaN e.
se-o0 0o0 q IS said.
Practically all 90 the officers uf the
hunk are well known m financial
circles of Amarillo and the Pauhanrlc.
They an have strong fullowings e. A.
Wells be- tho only now man in local
banking CIRCLES. Mr. Wells is from tho
Federal Reserve Bluk az Dallas. aud
Is We'll known 60 customers ~ that
bank he d. am experienced banker he
and h family win move 90 Amarillo in
about ten days
The now CITY National Eank of Com.
mcrrc was open tcNcrdai in its
quarters. which are the quarters 90
what was Formerly the National Rank
of Commerce.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-03
DRY AGENTS
USED HOOTCH
THEY SEIZED
FROM VETS
Ry Associated Press

~ Associated rros
WASHINGTON. Oct. 2--Cbargcs thai
Certain representatives ot the Depart
uent of Justioc." converted 10 their
own usc large stocks Of liquor seiTed In
The enforcement of prohibition laws
were made In a special report filed Ia.
day by the District Of Columbia grand
Jury.
The report asscred that the liquor
was removed from the warehouse used
by the Department for storage purpose
md was used by the officials involved
for their private consumption. for dis.
irIbutton 10 personal friends and m gifts
90 favored institutions. There was no
charge that any the liquor was disposed
Of for financial gain.
Illegal wlthdraws covered In the re-.
ports were declared Ia have occurred
h"twecn July 90 and September II.
800. The jury did not name the indl
divuals who were involved but declared
that their conducts. can not be too
severely condemned
AZ the Department OF Justice officials
lndCWted that no action was In prospect
since the offcnscs complained Of were
by former Attaches of former pd
n,inistration" Of the department, WI.
liam !. Burns. chief of the departments
Bureau Of Investigation had "disap.
learcd' between the dates mentioned
N the grand Jury report - o..
Officials of the department estimated
several hundred cases" OF assorted |.
quors were removed Illegally from IN
departments evidence cache Tho
value was placed al upwards of 500.
uOO by ~ r. Wright. counsel Tor
Frank nurch. ono ~ the Interested
owners, MIR. Wright rc-reutly filed suit
against Frank Burke iormcr chief OF
tho Department of Justices bureau OF
Investigation; =. j Ahcarn and Henry
y Alden, employees of the department.
charging that thev hoa uDinwfuiiv ~.
nrycd ~ olsi,i Al nq qLid.ttiou from Gus.
tc'ly ana converted them Ia their own
aso. The suit Is now pending in a local
court. according IA MIR. Wright.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-03
I'sr Khan Meeting
~ Aaaortated Pres.

several hundred persons vho won't 6.
o. down town hotel tonight 90 attend .
me ! nr rlund the hall room doIrs
lock,d Tho doors we're lpckcd when in
formation was received the hotel 40.
thor ties said that the meeting was iu
b- held b, the IN kluN kau lnvcsti.
gaiion revealed that %, name - thr
man who engaged the ball room va'
similar to ono which CURED Boz Hhr
activities her. last summer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-03
81 AM A BlGAMIST,
PUT NE IN JAIL" SAYS
GIRL WITH 2 LICENSES
By Associated Press

VIEW YORK Oct. This"
said young Bessie wallack today
to District Attorney Bauton lis the
day II atoucmcnt. { am a bigamIs,,
put me in Jail
'Whorc is the proof requested
detective assigned to question her.
She produced two marriage Ger.
tificatos
Thr fhs, showed she was married
In September 1921 20 David Seigel.
She didn't like the way hc treated
her. she ssid. Then she showed n
certificate ~ her marriage last
month TO Antonio Ncrsty
Her request was granted
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-03
New GRAND JURY CRITICIzES
SPECIAL BODY FOR LATE ACTION
AND FINDS ONLY z INDICTMENTS

THr Indictments were returned
--Hr-t Luther Horsiey aud Oscar
n..IffHHe. who arc charged with lar.
..rr u 0ornoci'on with firing the nina
property after the disorders.
a 81 Townsend. foreman Of the run.
uar 'nguisioral body. In a statement
today said that while he signed the ~.
port he did not express his feelinr~ snS
that De- felt the special grand fury wa
Justified IN the report II uzda
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-03
10 Settle With Trainmen

tUlDNDn Dt g. NppruNu, ',Iv
o. roads urs' .f tho Nssiss pw rtre
embracing t| fhr principal carriers bon
th.H section tonight were reported rrslr
ta agu HH a-.e.u"ut with th, brother.
hHad u, RAILROAD Tg.umcn and tho %.
Don f I.n" Conductors cont rulur
OBJ. ...a..' r.." .I pay and rules with
.omr s.-.f changes fnr another l,lr
NreH' a..ns ..-w This morning h..
tV.er H ...I|,',o of executives Hlu.
'l i e. I.rrs. general rauag.
col. OH. lHm IHr.fo and IS a. I...
had . 'l. Tumcu and D. D. shr.-
pr. Hl fI, ...iHefurs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-03
5 YEAR OLD CHILD
KILLED IN COLLISION
~ Associated Pres,

AUSTIN oct .Zcma Alamo Gnl
fth fitc wears old daughter of Nr ana
Mrs ~ T. Griffith. was instantly kH
ed near FstvllO sN mirs north 20
here. Monday Afternoon when tVn
trucks coll dod throwing Dos child ami
It's mother On ditch Tho mother is ...
'ouslv but not dangerously injured Tho
collision occurred when another jru.E
endavorcd 20 pass the ono occupied
hv Mrs Griffin and hcr daughter Tho
truck was filled with furniture ls the
family WIS mo, ,us 10 Gr.rr, town. \
charge was lodged sgainH iho driver
of The other truch and Do, j., uoo n $3.50
here
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-03
special NcmricS summoned

AUSTIN U.. Spec 1l Vert,. .i
HHr hundred u.. each were ord,r,I
IrI dHNn 'Inrnc Austin murder
.1s'- '.uat a' 100 opcrng 90 criminal
distI.Df court "r. .tgns srr OTTO NauI
,of Cu'ro University student. and Sir
NaseI" Ee- O.tH charged with tr.
mrriu of 81 Ues husband John X
I.oss. ul 90 d. E johnson. charged
with murder H.s Viic
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-03
SEVEN KILLED
when AUTO
HIT BY TRAIN
UR OTHERS INJURED
WHEN OKLAHOMA TRAIN
Is WRECKED

Ry Associated rroB
ST Paul. Oct 2.-Srycn persons
were killed and one injured, probably
fatally ,toaighi Whcu their auto was
s'rurk hy yu .'vlg'- fnia ifu7shrr !,
Ihbaeo torfWiH titfa on the ChicaEo,
~ Paul Vim. ipoii> and Omaha Rail
Ua} ai q street crossing here
The dead
William t-pcn, &c. IAclund. Ni>.:
Nr, William t>pru. 80, i.loyd ,pcu.
g, Marvel l~pcn. 3, - E,pru. I
mruthe uld
man.
FRANCES E~pcr. 90. suffered frac.
iurrd skull and d, uut expected to re.
cover
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-03
NEGRO WANTED FOR
MURDER IS CAPTURED
Asso,istedrrc,

MONTGOMERY. Aa. O.. -I.e
Terrell negro wanted her, faf .H.n.r
Goorla Wilson. game vnr1sH .rI 'Ht
rartlu drpur sheriff SATURDAY, r.-H'
vls captured near Union -Irr-.
noon fnilE Terrell vH wounded 0
tho lse by bullet fired lt wsnn.r
OF q po-s. which affected H- capture
IT, v1. brought fo Nrn' 'Hz
afternoon and 1i.r frlr '..1 r.e.-
wh... who. crowd of ..rr... rHfH
er,I l'nH' tHr uI Cr".. officers
declined 'o state vhs.. f... .1 rt
ths vssu Nr Wilson f.| . re
lrr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-03

HWn> u. p.t I. raar
-...| .f. of H.H..s.u c.H.. Nl.r
fo.Ht censored ,He uernI r1rI ur
.oI .rt.E.u1 static .0I colrU officials
n. ...-cd u,-'.ef of duif n rDuusc.
nnr w.th tho H.un mine huinls. re-
turned onif $3.50 indictments after in-
te-rgatins iha REPORTS In which o. nom
union wolseia ana .ar.c union miu-rs
were killed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-03

th' Wtrtati hN .HH. li Dvnison Texas.
ha', l."H aI,erl 8nd certain charges
rrrfrr,j .frse sliegltions and charges
being .f such rltare and seriousness as
to demand consideration of general
count martial therefore. direct that
you Immediately ISSUE uecssslr, ORDERS
apporting a lsneal court 90 d. con.
vened az Dsn.son as soon a. practicable
after This date for th, trial OF all oasss
that may Del properly bsougal b,gOrv
it