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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-05

prevention In the retail districts OF
the city. which the report Of fire
engineers had shown to be very poor.
Mr.. Phillips has been untir!ng In his
efforts. and being n practical man In
that line of business, has done 4,
valuable work In your behalf. A bet
Ter water supply has been secured
Tor Broad street. and more improve.
Wehts in that line are in early con
temptation. At this time new fre
EyurantS OF enormous size are being
installed Oh Broad and adjacent
streets. We are under debt M
gratitude to Mr.. Philips. n commit
'eemhn who has done good Job.
Ihe matter OF the DEVELOPMENT OF
Hampton Roads came before the
board In May. The board gave its
approval TO the movement for this
development and the president and
secretary were requested to aid 1, in
every way.
Considered Medical Merger.
IN June great meeting in the
interest of the development was baid
in the hall OF the House ri no,.1
gates. at which your secretu,v ord
president attended. Delegates were
present from various sections of m,
state and the movement given much
impetus. The report OF the iIampton
ROADS Commission Is now before tba
Legislature. and recommend thai
th's meeting adopt resolutions of an
proNal 70 be transmitted To the Gov
cEhor and the presiding officers OF
our state Senate and House Of DcI.
gates.
IN June the directors were called in
special session to consider a uues.
non discussed in our local papers nj
me probable removal Of the Medical
College Of Virginia to charlottesvilIr
To be merged with the University OF
virginia To say that we were
aroused expresses II mildly. II de-
reiopcd that the report Of the com
mission appointed by the Legisia
turc tc investigate and report had
reported In favor OF Richmond, and
movement was on foot I'm Char
!ottesvillc 10 go before the Legisla
ture and upset the recommendation
want smooth Paving.
AT the November meeting OF the
board. II went on record favoring the
continuation OF the strip of smoo,!,
paving in the middle OF Broad Street
from Seventeenth up the hill ,o
Twelfth Street. Merchants whose
wagons make frequent trips to
Church HUI report that il is n grea;
saving on the vehicles. to say moth
ing OF the saving OF toll on the via
dust. The board also favored the
smooth paving OF Marshall Stree;
from Hancock TO Seventh Street. IN
order to relieve Broad Street OF the
great amount OF heavy truck hauling
nov on II. greatly adding to the con
Gestion OF that thoroughfare II Is
hoped that both OF these improve
mcnts Will be done in the near fu-
turr.
Following memorable all -day
trip made by the Richmond Rotary
Club to acquaint its members and
guests OF the great asset this cit,
has In the battlehclds east of tn.
city. several OF our members returne ed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-05
BRAZILIAN F'INANCIERS
TO VIEW EXHIBIT HERE,
Accept Invitation to Attend Made.n.RicEmond Expo.
siton This Month-Tickets to Members of Gen.
eral Assembly Sent Out Tomorrow

Twelve OF the most prominent bust
ness men and hnanc!ers OF Brazil, on
tour OF che United States studying
business conditions and Industries,
VIII be In Richmond for day, dur
ing the second Made-ln Richmond
exposition, to be held at the Grays
Armory the week of February 20
Memhcrs OF the expedition VIII be in
norfolk In two weeks for a day. and
representatives OF the touring mag
mates have Indicated that an invi-
tauon extended the party by f., NJ
tunnels. secretary OF the exposition.
VIII be accepted. Frank II. Harri
son. United States Commissioner. Is
In charge OF the trip.
May Attend "Governor's Doy.n
ne exact date on which the party
VIII reach the city has not been de-
termined. and the names OF the vis,,-
'hs Braziiians have not yet been
uiFulged. but II Is believed that ar
rahsements can be riude by which
.ne party can attend the exposition
nor Day.. when Governor
- he' Mayor Ainslic. the entire
Ir"' Assembly and City Council,
besides prominent State and civ or
~ present. lniJ would
give these men n chance TO nav their
compliment TO the Governor of tho
commonwealth. and tn. law mnltinr
noa'es OF tho State and city Mt one
ana the same time.
Members of the visiting body m,d.
special request to have Ricbmon,,
piaced on their route. ana from ,his
cry VIII travel to Hampton RoaI.
where they VIII visit Norfolk ona
Se"port News for few hours ,anh
oeiore continuing their travels.
Letter" Sent Tomorrow.
Dispatches were received ycster-
day afternoon by l.. T. Harrison
chairman of the general committees
In charge OF the exposition work
70 the effect that II. Merle Cochran
american voce consul in charg. nj
Montreal. and J. b. Miner, occunv.
Ing the same position in Niagara
rails. Ontario. have notified all ex-
porters and merchants in their ter
ritories of the exposition, and that
there Is possibility OF these cities
being represented.
tomorrow morning special letters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-05

Water supply Detter.
over Two years ago, Mr.. James T..
Fhillps. Jr. was appointed a special
ana continuing committee to take
charge OF the matter OF securing
an adequate water supply for fire
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-05
MUCH NEW BUILDING
GOES ON IN SALUDA
Especial to The Tjmes.Dlsna,cn

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.]
SALUDA. VA. Feb. 4.-There has
been quite an Improvement made in
this village during the past year. The
baptist Church has been remodelcd
and four large Sunday school rooms
added. Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Johnson
have built pretty bungalow on
Gloucester Avenue. The Saluda
Marble Works has built an office. X.
l.. Jones and &. u. Andcrton have
completed modern homes on West
Main Street. and Il. NJ. New Is build
Ing new home on East Main Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-05
Giant Hawk Captures
Large Moccasin Snake

Especial to The Times Dispatch. ]
CHARLOTTESVfLLE, VA. Feb.
NO ground hogs were seen in
this vicinity Thursday. but a moe
cNsin snake. while backing in the
sunshine. was captured by large
hawk at Rock Hill" farm. just
north of the city.
Master Lee Bradbury cspied the
hawk with It's prey and. securing
his .22 rifle, followed the hawk.
which had flown to the woods
across creek. carrying the snake.
He managed to get within 200
yards of the hawk. which was de-
vouring the reptile. and shot It
through the head. The hawk
measured three feet from tip to
tip.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-05

conveying tickets to the members OF
the General Assembly. will be de-
Ii'eted into the hands OF Speaker
bre"er of the House, and Lieu
.ehant-Eovernor West, president OF
the Senate.
Inc complete membership of the
Eeheral committee VIII hold n con-
ference with Superintendent OF
schools Albert II. IilIl, and As
sistant Superintendent ]. III. Blnforl
carly this week on the best method
OF hahdlinS the $4,000 school chill
nieh VINO VIII witness the exposition
during the afternoons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-05
TO OPEN CHINCOTEACUE
BRIDGE BY MAY /
Especial to Tho Tim.,

C SpsSSt 10 fhe Times Dispatch
oNAHSoCk. VA. Feb. 4.-Chin-
colleague Island Is now assured TINT
,ne new bridge which connects the
island with the mainland viii ho
open by May l. It Will be n boon 10
me residents and to the tourists vino
uock 10 the island during the sum
her; hut the islanders are also
NotkinE hard to get the new high
ooi ouiiding underway. for with
the present enrolment of hc,uaa,,
800 aud 500 pupils, more space and
more modern equipment Is necessary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-05

intrusted with their visit and regret
full that nothing had been done To de-
velop and advertise them TO the tourist
world In the late fall your directors
| received all invitation from our good
friend. DR.. Douglas S. Freeman. the
historian of these fields. asking them
TO go with him some day and inspect
these fields. The invitation was ac-
ceptcd. but bad weather made II out
OF the question to get over the roads
another instance OF what we lose
through bad roads.
Propose Battlefield Marking.
Eve will go in the spring when the
roads are good enough. The Rotary
| Club and Richmond Society of En-
E!neers are In movement for the
marking and advertising the fields OF
the Seven Days Battles around Rich
mond. n battle in which there were
over $4,000 casualties, and on which
there are today probably the most eN-
tcnsivc and best preserved earth
works and fertilization in America.
and not sign or a marker on them
! to tell the story or direct a visitor.
! This association should by all
means join In this splendid movement;
for the beneh, OF our city and State.
| II Is quite certain that neither the
state nor national government will do
the work, certainly not the nation,
for the government does not mark or
improve battlcnclds on which tho ma
tional troops were defeated, and that's
what happened to McClelland east OF
| Richmond. With few miles OF good
roads and proper markers. thousa nds
OF tourists from all over America
would visit them. and tourists spend
! mr. hNDrG
to donate the price of few mark
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-05
BUSINESS MEN APPROVE
CHARTER AMENDMENTS
Danville Withholds Assent
Only to Provision for
Tax Rate Raise.

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
DANV1LLE. VA. Feb. About 200
business men. representing varied
industries. Monday afternoon as
semblcd at the Chamber OF Com
merCe and indorsed all OF the pro-
posed city charter amendments, ex-
cepting only that which would give
the City Council the right TO raise
the tax rate from Sl.I5 per 800 val
uation. to s2.35.
No resolution was adopted con-
dcmning tho tax increase. but 1t
was the sense OF the meeting that
there was opposition to it and It was
felt that the withholding OF indorse-
ment from this project would be un-
dcrstood by Delegate Joseph L. An
derson
a running cross fire of questions
was put TO members OF the Council.
who were prepared to answer most
OF them. The situation was clari-
fed after l.. Is. Conway had explain
ed the situation and Endorsement
was given TO the plan OF making the
Offices OF city attorney and city tax
collector elective by the people, in
crcasing the temporary loan limit
and authorizing the Council to issue
bends up to 100000 on the vote OF
nine men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-05
2clERS SUPPORT HALF POPULATION SCHWARZSCHlLD SA
Bank CIcarances
Increase $4,702,l77

Clearinss as reported by the
Richmond Clearing House AsSo-
citation for the week ending Feb
ruary {. totalled s43.3G2.sll. an in
crease Of si.7o2.177 over the pre-
vious week. when the total was
s3S.6G0.G3i. AS compared with the
corresponding week last year.
when the total way 553.sS7.i77.
there was decrease VI SlO.52i,6G6.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-05
HARRISONBURG ENJOYS
BOOM IN BUILDING
Especial to The Times.p;s,a,o,

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
HARRIsoNBURG. VA, Feb.
More building permits have hecn 10,
SUED BY the superintendent OF pub-
lie works during the last three
months that during the preceding
Twelve months. an examination Of
the records discloses. Practically nil
the permits are for residences. IL is
expected that this building boom"
WIZ relieve the housing shortage,
"nich mas been keenly felt by rent
ers In recent years.
New building In Lynchburr.
LYSCHBURG, VA, Feb 4.-Twe,ye
building permits issued here during
January were for a total OF sl73.anO
new construction work.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-14
high SCHOOL STADIUM ALREADY
Financial. SUCCESS, FIGURES OUT
ON FOOTBALL GAMES DISCLOSE

Now that the iges football season has
closed for the Amarillo liirh School
and letters having been awarded 90 ~
who qualified according io old and well
established regulations. 10 is well for all
of us fo check up on the accomplish.
mnuI uf the season lr the first place
OBJ. stadium hv the School Board f0r
School Activities has been financial
suc.,ss as the following figures given
oni Yesterday hy Superintendent ". A..
Mcintosh. viii show % per cent of 30
DO, gate receipts of tho games PLAYED
o. Irr Amarillo team prior to the Tm
kor DrE game with Abilene were
1851 so and tho tickets coming through
thc gao. THANKSGIVING Day showed that
2tHs people passed through thc gates
and these tickets represented S22l2 30.
and % nrr cent OF s2l3e3o is Ssla61.
Therefore BE- is seen that the School
Boards uft OF the gate receipts hss
been sIu-lt1. The stadium cost the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-14
CITY CHAMPS
TO Be DECIDED
THIS WEEKEND

Here's tho latest in football news:
Another great championship series wall
BE- PLAYED loo Amarillo 10 determine who
is the team among teams Friday after.
noon ~ 4Is the fish" team Of the
Amarillo High school viii meet tho
souh squad and Saturday at three
O'Clock th" junior gang VIII attempt TO
Uour 10 un the upperchssmen. The win.
n'rs of THESE two gaines viii then clash
fnr school honorg
Much speculation is going on as 20
which team viii head the row Consid.
cradle comment b. being made about the
junior team Ray Boylos. Alva North.
cult Bernie Naurht and Willio Bennett.
form their backfleld Their line was
composed 90 f.st ~ men equally Js
good. bui ou checking up. number ~
them ", #, found 10 be- sophs. not having
the required numbers ~ credits.
Mud Baker plnkcrtou Judge Lands.
EuRcu, Jordan. and others viii hc on
the senior team Bob Mcqueen. Crutcn-
field. Pace. Iatta. Rankin. Sot Whit.
tlngton and Pollard are the mainstays
Of the sophs Tho froshics boast -
Skcct Gibson Ernie Holman. SiddoTis.
and others or almost equal calibrc. So
tho teams though hanging through four
yelIs Of .hool work. do not vary much
fot 100 BOO regard Go size and experience
And folluh this is your one and
only ,hauc" to ever sc, a real cham.
p.onshlp' football game Tor the admls.
sion price of ton cents You'd better
take advantage ~ this opportunity and
see The freshman sophomore contest 90.
morrow an the Iuniorscnior mix.up
SATURDAY.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-14
WIDE PROGRAM
FOR BUFF QUINTET
HAS Been FIXED

Special 10 The News
CANYON Dec. i3-S. ~ Burton.
hond coaoh ai the West Texas State
trip 10 oklahoma city. Dallas and
Fort Worth tie attended the annual
meeting of the Texas INTERCOLLEGIATE
Athletic Association while he was away.
and the h.s coach b. well pleased with
fhe results. Burton scheduled eighteen
games OF basket bah Tor the Norm1l
Bu'tsloes, with majority OF the games
with r r. a a. teams This viii Civ
th" bufialOcs a chance 10 break into The
best oollegr athletic. in the state
The Euiialoos win have the hardest
schedule ever known in the history 81
The institution Every one OF tho eight
-on games are with fast basket ball
teams. Twelve al the games will De
played on one road trip.
The schedule follows
Jan. %. 23-Tcxss Christian uulvcr.
sity al Fort Worth
Jan "a e5-N North Texas Normal NJ
Denton.
Jan. %. 27-East Texas Normal at
Commerce
Jan ~. 30--Southw,st.rn University
1t Georgetown.
Jon. 30, Feb Huntsville Normal AZ
Huntsville
Feb g 3.--Souihwest Texas Normal
M san Marcos
The Bufnlocs viii meet Howard
Payne. simmons College. Southwestern
Teachers College q Woatherford. obs.
hhom1 and probably New Mexico Mill.
tary Institute or the local court but tbe
dates have not b"'u definitely sot.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-14
BILL BYERS HOME
FROM MEXICO WHERE
He PLAYED BASEBALL

Rig Bill'' Byers. one of Amariilo's
pennsLt winning t.asSers last srasen. u
home sitter a post season baseball play.
ing trip into Old Mexico. Bill arrived
in amarillo yesterday. hut left Mexico
last Friday. stopping la Lubbock he
fore coming here.
The Gas~er catcher said he had
great timc" in Mexico. hut two months
vas about all be- could stand there. lie
read with interest a newspaper account
last night of tight at a game IN McN.
leo City. between Mexico City and So
nora teams. for u be- had stayed across
tl" harder he would have been n the
melee yesterday.
Ne had been umpiriag Tor the past
two weeks IN Mexico City. and was
there during the serious rioting last
w..a when rs were killed In an attack
on THE City Hall.
isNers went irum here 60 Tampico.
where he first played. but later went
10 Mexico City.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-14

school roard $1,000 IS. ana Il is hoped
that tho stadium viii pay FOR itself in
years. and 10 is easily seen that II the
Amarillo teams continue to draw at the
gate as the 1929 Golden Sandstorm has
dome that wears VIII see the debt paid.
However the Athletic Association is
in debit ou account GO the guarantees on
fr, last three games and cannot buy
sweaters foe any of the boys who have
deserved sweaters said Alr Mcintosh.
The Amarillo team played an Of Is
games save one on their own homo
ground and tied that game. The deii'
r.t incurred on the last three games pat
tho team further in debit II the Anna
rllo team had played n Fioydada and
thou 100 Abilene. there would have been
money in thc treasury. bat perhaps the
Increased interest caused hy so many
games before she home fans will result
u nrg,r crowds In the spring and In
Coo can az 1923
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-14
TIGE ElkINS STOLE
TURKEY SAYS JURY IN
HIGH SCHOOL COURT

Guilty
This was ne verde, rendered hv tho
jury Who sag IN the case OF Amarillo
lnd' pendent school District Court VS.
Earl Elkira alias Tige E,kins. which
was tried before the student body yc-
tcT,ay by w'ul,ors OF the Forum NJ.
batting club. Tige was charged by the
court with having removed with malice
afor"thought and appropriated 70 his
own "se. enc nftypound turkey VALUED
Al one hundral and TWENTY-FIVE dollars.
the SAID dcnre'latlon bolng alleged To
have occurred Thanksgiving Day when
Tigr was SUPPOSED TO H. present az the
Abilene Amarillo football game.
Ninoy Nicsaus ~ Judge. Hardin
hoyi"s a. distract attorney. and Dewitt
lands a. lawyer for the defendant.
causSl much hllariiy Tor an hour dur.
INK which the mock trial was In prog
rcss Witness for the state included
Hot rock Turner az Farmer John
Jones' who lOs' the turkey. and Teei
Curtis as lore daughter Ray Royiss.
better known Bud Mutter. was the
constable.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-14
Idol of the South, Greatest
Star In Football Today, to
Be Here for Xmas Game

The great and only Bo MMn will lead his group Of Alliance
against the Clarendon College Bull Dogs Bivns Sta
dunn Day Douglass Of the local high school
closed the deal Mcmillan and Clarendon College Wedne
day night
This will Likely gladden. the hearts Of thousands Of Pan
handle football lovers who have been for the past four
this great umnsry practically beat Harvard by himself
The big papers America have been profue their
praise of McMilin.
In fact he the only football player who has written story
for the American magazine mall size but dynamo Of
when ehaked field Not terribly fast but smooth
and his famous change Of stride which practically made him
what he is today his main characteristics
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-14
MAJOR CHANCES
IN RULES BROUGHT
UP AT MEETING

NEW YORK. Dec i3-D.srusslou uf
proposed changes .n major league rul'
occupied tho attention of Nation D
League club OWNERS during mWt ot
their second day session today SO q.
ton was taken on any ~ these pror"
sltlOns N. matter beiur laid over fY.
conference with the American ie1gu"
~ tomorrow joint session
The more Important proposed rhnnr'
considered included alterations iu 90,
harnstoimiug rule yestiun Iu the hnm.
club rule and the las' ban commission
"r the power Co decide when weather
and ground conditions were suitable
for world series play. instead uf lvaN.nr
th" decision 20 series umpircs as The
fast. and fixed sums fur umpirge 90.
chatting ln tho world series instead o.
allowing them o percentage OF the gate
receipts as lt present
other propositions discussed had 90
do with the proposal to place the has.
hail comm ssi"n'r on The inter league
schedule committee. Increasing the play
or limit and the number ~ players per
mlttod ont under option md fixing june
% az Tho date after which no trade
above the waiver prise would be- permit.
I'd or more than twenty live player
could be- carried by any club
a new board 10 diuec'ors was appoint
"A in Charles " El,'s 90 the Brook
Ign Club Garry Hermann. ,nriuu,.i.
W y Bake, Philadelphia and samuel
Broadon ST. Louie several other com
mitiees were appointed, iu, ludmg those
known az constitution ilaving rules.
schedule and telegraph committees
Robert D. p M,sll,. who has served
~ umpire Bon 90. Nat nal League f.r
Do" past 81 years. WIS appointed in lI
advisory CAPACITY IA the president -
The league only ln extreme ,mergpnr'
viii the veteran umric be- called upon
10 take his post again On the field
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-14
30 M'MILIIN STARS TO Play CLARENDON HERE
1923 OFFICERS
ARE NAMED BY
N. ". A. CAMP

A. p Fowler was reelected consul
by the local camp ~ the Modern
Woudmen ~ the World 10 their
annual election of officers last night
Installation - the new officers Will
be held the firsi Wednp -dly mght in
January MANY outcttoWn members
Wef" present ut the meeting last
night a number ~ short talks were
made and refreshments were served.
other officers are r. g. ChiIdress.
adviser succeeds 81 q HUI n. w.
% Hurt clerk. reelected, j D.: Gaut,
banker. reelected a. y. Martin.
escort. reelected " D. Ions watch.
man. succeeds a. g. Hurt LLOYD
Rol,s. sentry. succeeds j. a. Nc
Daniel W. A. Huff manager. sue
cecds John Gavin.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-14
MANY Die, 40
HURT IN WRECK
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE1
Passengers Scalded

As the cylinder heads ripped loose. a
two and a hall inch steam pipe on the
freight engine which ram from the
cylinder 90 tho steam chest tore loosse
and crashed into the window of the
smoking ctr-tho FIRST ,uach Of the
paEseng,r Enthusiastically Dookiug tho
passengers with live steam and soald.
ing water
Conductor Kcmpsey of Houston. Cor
10 years a familiar figure Co the tav.
'lers IN the road. was killed instantly.
Ills fsce and body were cooked Tho
train n.wsi.aler dissi at his post. his
body being found underneath pile oi
candy. fruits and news papers and mag.
agiues.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-14

OKLAHOMA CITY Dee. l3-Tho
Enid Western Association baseball club
mas been purchased hy tho Kansas city
club e. tho American Association, ac.
.ordiuE to word received here today hy
T.. s. Daniels president OF the West.
IN Association 1h, Kansas 1ity team
plans o. usc ih, Enid club m spr ng
traiuu. Daniels said.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-14

MANY narrow bands of metallic rib.
hon u many culors make q band about
I' uonvs deep con hUuttJntu party
fr0ck 81 whit, taifeta, Tho round nee,
lin, and tho armhol,-i are hound with
bias lands ui tho material No sleeves.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-14

4 skating suit Of unusual beauty IS
az white broadcloth, edged about tho
hem. collar and cuffs with bands ot
skunk. % Us cut on straight lines with
: short coat b,ljod with q marrow hand.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-14

Heavily embroidered horl,rs are no.
,iced on some of IN newest wells
Brownf and tnns arc the most popular
shades az dare frequently seen in com
hinat.cn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-14

Cr, pee aud ratines are said 20 b. the
laias .u COTTON goods for spring The
prvaHt outlook b that prices Ia an
oD;or materials win be higher this
....r sprns t.au last.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-14
linrman i Killed
y Associated pru-.

DALLAS Dee % John Ray. line.
f.a lHsal electric company was
rr.ruied lsi. this afternoon when
ln contact with I've wire.
. r.,l.sd hy ihre, oh..dl n.