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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20
DEL Rl0-CANADIAN ROAD
ASSOCIATION TO MEET


CANADIAN Aug 1.-THE Fourth An
u.u Convention CO.. the Del Bo-Cina.
don Highway Association win be held
t \su.Hwt S,Ducvall county. sep
tn''" =, beginning "a 10 o'clock. The
nt' Eutuuadu Highway Association
d. .H',s en- State Highway No I frum
pI lan Goo IN, northern line of Texas
Through Hcrryton. Ochiltrcc county.
Tu. citizens of : spcrmont have extend.
e. am invitation for the convention In
o. bald Boo that oitv Letters have been
r r,E,l from number 90 towns pledF
Hs upr1 for the convention. Each
unity judge IS counties t,I"crsci b.
stat, Highway Ne IS requested 10 ap.
2 H'nt not fewer than eight delegates tp
..l convention An Commercial organ.
cations are also requested a. apron;
81. ''c1',s An invitation hrs been cK
funded f1 Captain = l. tuuntlcroy.
state " ghwty engineer and y Is.
lu.F federal district engineer. 10 a..
und The convention The convention
500, ,'os, on The afternoon II September
-.n
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MORTON ALLOWS 3 HITS, SWEATERS SHUT OUT

.atiur the orcner holding the Red Sex
o. seven hits.
Score. first game T.. II T..
I.trou ......... OF $50 00O--5 n
ltTtuu .....t.t.. NNu VuV wv
Batteries pillettc and Woodall. Rus.
s,u. Fullerton, Percy and Walters.
summary rwo.hase hits. Heilmann.
,,.',h,U Thlechasc hit. Burns. Homo
n.n. Hcilmann. Base ,n balls. off Pil.
htu 4. on Russell 2. of Fullerton 9.
s... ek cut. bv Pnlettc !. by Russell /.
D., Fullerton !.
Score second game. II. H. T..
I,trou ........ 900 O0O lO0-l o
irstuu .......... GOO 900 uoH-o
Lattor.,s Ehml,e and Basslcr: Karr
IYC chaplin. Walters.
Summary. rWu.rIsc hit. Ehmkc,
gmts. stolen hascs. Fewstcr. Base
rp balls off karr ]. Struck cut, by
F..mse ..
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rt1TSETEG1. IA. AUS o. Tittr.
'.rh uud Eostol divided double.
., .it tudiv. rostuu taking the tirst
....c 90 . and Pittsburgh thc second
u.s. poo
s.o.c. lrst game. K II. T..
f...tou Nun N4u UUh-i = q
I tf.hurrh .... U00 GOO Ol0-l 10 ~
tff,rirs BuXton and Gowdy,
hsil Ndam, and schmidt
summary Twu.haSc hits kopf Ma.
Do Utu,c. Russell Three base hits. Barn
t.ff Stolen bases Nicholson. Blrlare.
Ii.Ito. Base go balls of EuXtou :.
90 Adams
score second game. X II. T..
ostuu .......... nl0 nOl 000-2 8 ;
Pittsburgh ... O0l 2O3 2Ox-S n /
Batteries Watson. Mcnamara and
Ci,son. B.ssvu and Gooch.
summary Thrcc base hits. Powell,
f'u,kc. Russell stolen base, Tuynor.
S',riiicc hits. Elruh5rt Brown. Ease
an halls, of Watson % ofr Mcnamara
. OF Brown o Struc,, out by Watson
. nv Brown 2
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YANKEES take
LEAD; BROWNS
SPLIT Double

q, NEGOTIATED Press
NEW Yui;E NHg 90 IT,, N"w
taL Amcdgaus iOIJv hrl. ih. j.r Tor
.i.. u,,.. easily defeating CnlHso -
lo o.. vbil, thr Browns divided double.
l, J.r With Oh. Athletes
S,or, hl innings y ~.
Chicago ..... OlO 900 100
Sc. lCyk cecilia Oh, lVN ~ TO /
Tatt,l.os. I.,yDctt. Courtney Mack
.ut S,llN. SlyvAcy and Schang
Summary Two base hii prp. Three
bose hu. M,sul Home runs Ruth.
IIa U,.u,. Stolen bases Mcuscl.
N',Nany Nasr ga nall, OF Shawkcv
. ,il IuGgc o.i i.cyuctt 9, off Court.
g or. NugL p struck cot ny shaw.
g. o. ly Holds. Z hy Lcyorett J by
.Wtu,y ) hy Mack /.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20
SHERDEL WEAK
IN 9TH, PH|LLIES
WIN S;6 SCORE
D. Associated Pres,

D. Associated Pros
81. Louis No AUS 90 -Au" .t.
pus his team m,, 100, 'aad hN boo. N.
ing oar single double and home
tlr. Sherlc' v,l. ,nrd Boo 90, ninth 10
uirr md u.u.tt,d Philadelphia TO
u., today. game the third ~ the
aoiIcs by seer, a. S Co. :.
Score bv innings II " T..
lIitdcmhis . u1u u03 l03--N H. ?
So Louis U01 900 1870, o ,
batteries Winters smith Wcmert
,na Huliu, shcrd,l Prefer and Ain
20 Ith
mm, Tvouasc hits iornsby.
Noluu. Fletcher Shctdol. Parkinson.
I.lc suc. NJlkD Shorlol stolen
,.,-,. Nlnn Eas, ON balls uif Winters
= oir smith T. olf Shcrdcl . struck
esd. o., Wui,- o. ur q. Smith J. -
~ ordI e.. by W,nut p
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Nnnthel NIl.Star Team.

Having seen all games played NJ
Amarillo. the following b. my pick
% ara all.stli team.
McElwcc. 90. stamford.
White. s-. Abilene.
Gubcr. 30. Lubbock
King &C Abilene.
Fitzgerald. lf Amarillo
ComstoDk. 81. Amarillo
Anhcicr %. Amarillo
Eycrs. e.. Amarillo.
Smith. D. Amarillo.
it'll. %. Amarillo
ScWell. D. clovis
Scruggs. o. Abilene.
Mitchell Dr. stamford
Douglass utility Amarillo
\ FAN
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Inji'n .ritcuth Race.

r. Associated lnss
NASillNGTU> Nu, DI, land
.sired e ,'otr Uja q. fourth place To-.
go. hv defeating Wa.hu-'o1 @ tu . "a
O. f,rirnus hattie,
trU.r hy uninEA T. ~ D.
Cleveland - Nnn luu 900 IS
Ss.r netnr 0oO i0n uun o.
Batteries toyvIskic and O'%c.lt
Igrharv. arriv suI ri,IuI,n
SEMINARY, Twollsr hit GDslu NJ.
irmt Base CO halls 80 CrtclsNis 3,
ofi Zachary q ,u francs q Stud
,.1 r IIvhar g IS tu,tl.'.l,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20
Crabs Held 10 : Hits


GALVESTON. Au- l' with the
ud ~ sensational Support Louie Ross
held the Sand crab. 10 two hist. and
Fort Worth eycuod up tn series. 20
Hendricks sixteenth hum, run 4 the
season followed pstDis triple for Gal.
Vostuns two runs
For, Worth o. ~ i0'-P ~ o
Galveston a.. 400 lnn U0n :
Batteries Ross qpd NuWc SigmaR
kuigh, and Gr.fflth
Summary -Ty chase hAs. Hoffman,
Phoan. Sears Tire, h'se hits Tay'
.cn,r. Mours..sssslsl -a.i..ssalss.-Ilnule run,
llcndricks siacr fascs. phclan San.
.ufco. nvvh,r mulags Ytchol ~
Sisman I l.3 q run, ! hits. struck cut
!, rumn O. Eoss =. knishi g. ile'
on b1lls ofl Sgnau L. Ross +, knirhi
O. isu,mcn ht Ei.vi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20
Nab Dope Ring


MOBILE. Ala Aug. ia-wth th,.
arrest hufr TODAY oi sftcn m"u. q war.
ttut out Ter anCfher snd thc srILure Of
rotphips ,slucd 81 approximately $500
f,dsrsl agents cisin they have evidence
OF a dope smuggling ring which has
tcen operating IN the city of MobHs
end which has handled considerable
llart.ilo. Of narcotic
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r hi E
Reds Beat Robins.


CINCINNATI NuE lP-Thc R.ds
wen from Br,ukl'u to-day o. IN tho
fsst game of the series
S,nr, bv innings 7; " T..
I-Doi,lyn .. n0o uio 0No--l ?
G. rcinnati ...... U1b Osl 0lN-9 10 o
I.tttcri' Evufher. Striyyr and DE.
barry. Luuu, and ialgrave.
summary TNu.haSo hts. Euusch
I,rs,ci LTqu,. griffin. stolen bases.
rms O. Dnubeit ions,ca, Pincih.
,fi,nc, Griffith Wheat. Ncis Base
balls ,f Iuuuc o. OF Rcuther ..
HrH,h out. ly i.upu- hN R"uuthcr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20
ATTACK ON OPEN
PORT LAW IS MADE
o. N-ocia'ci Press

AUSTIN. Texas, Aug. la-Thc first
,.Ut,a Ga th, Tcsas open mort law was
l.uDtpd here TODAY when $. &. Savers
q, Tu1 Worth. representing union labor
60. C1,buruc requested the attorney
l.irnl fDr Jp uuin "a un the authorit'
90 stat. rangers In arrosiing fourteen
STRIKERS un felony charges under the
,.n port uri when the law has not
'r., invoked \ general rulirg ON the
'a. hIs boon asked, u is said
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20
Cabs " "A IN Eleventh.
lx Assnllai.h nrr.a

Cul, Ngp Aus -Caigago ,r,u'l
Oh, series with Now York today by
Ginning roo yl,t.ulunug battle tu T..
Spa, Do, INNINGS E n T..
t,v Nuh 600 ui0 auu co. ~ >
Chicago .... uIu UU0 900 ell 10 %
T1fu.t. N,u, and Su,dc. AlcNan.
t.. AND piuIrCn
summary. TNuhls, hIts SNYDER.
CeAuos. @ rstell. Fn.rh Miller Base
u,t nllie. 90 SEN 3 oii Nl..andrf %.
uch OUT %, Alexander D. iH \chf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20
SANDSTONE" EQUIPMENT FAILS
TO ARRIVE, But PLAYERS WILL
meet FOR BLACkBOARD WORK

,ul Tuesday the coach announced and
ni. bows viii meet 1t tho high school
ND tuy morning. a. they had been
c.d'trd.
Tho equipment should D, here hy
~, an' sdny and regular Worl, b. 90 start
rs ,oussdsy 60 Thursda, morning
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20
RANGER TAKES
Opener FROM
BR0NCS 1913
Specialize The News.

SAN ANGELO. Aug % Hanger de.
i"died San Angelo 10 o. 3 todlv in tho
i's' game Of The series knocking Ray
hom tho mound. and taking ad,anilge
% seven errors by the shifted Erun,hp
lineup Roth Leody and Alexander
tHole hom1s Boo the FIRST unne Ne.
J. 'd' scoring ahead 81 AloNaud.
L3hund scattered his hits. gui iv.
q Hbles and single u nt, times up
6nd registered three runs. No.. ..r..,i
VIZ tight In the pIuches
robertson. Nag second strue ..f,n..
l''h.1 ih. hst thrc, Iraugs VEIL un
..''."' 90 ro game smdl, . Iu.uI,.
'.T W'i Pee plal q Nondl, Tho
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Rain Bruus, Rclici

cULtM rtt 20 AgF Ia-iIcst o..
o. rauacd ih, death Of ono person aud
irsfinn a anriHr The u,aai mum
al fsmpfrtfur, wee as wiihir
oltituth 81 dcsrco % TIE years
i.ocd es;rblished yesterday 4 heav.
accompanied by much lightning
brought rtli,f
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N Iolsan uarrD,

NEW YORK Aus ie.--Al Jolson.
lrssics corns,ly Altar. tonight an
nounced Ia had been married several
GAYS ago 10 Miss Alma Osborne. for.
m.rly ~ Enstcn. r.. an actress. The
bride b. known ou The stage as Ethel
Llmsi.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20
SPUDDERS BEAT
BUFFS4 TO 0 IN
RAGGED Aft AIR
By Associated Pres

D. Associated Trsss
HOUSTON Aug wNhiia Falls
won the second gan, of the series here
today by the score of to . when the
Houston club piled uH seven errors.
Wichita Falls $40 O00 li0-i 10 0
Houston . UHH Nuu 1000 y =
Batteries Wht,IpI and Bischoli
Gh"en aud Br beck
SummaTv--TWu la.r hits. Bittic
Tanner Stolen base Nlams White,
Do,l' Sacrifice AtL,ms Wheeler
3lsr ON ballr Chen lIii hy pitcher
Gh'en o. Struck u.. Gh,vu Wheeler
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20
II CASES PASSED
ON IN HALE COUNTY


f1.AINNlEW Aux o. Seventeen
nuu.iurv cases have bc,u disposed of 100
thr llal, count, District court which
is now in SESSION. NrN' wees PSI ST. cor
the criminal dock,t q thu count Two
murder oas,s, one locll ,ts" and Uu"
q transfer from FLOYD county. and 20
mlnsnurhtDr ease transferred here
nom Floyd county are to rom, ur for
lr4l dur nu criminal Nspk so Irdi.t.
incnis hav, ts go; b,,n returned by the
grand iult
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20
Fire Chief Named.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. i9-Charles
~ Ringer. chi-f oi the Mnncapohs
Nnu. fire department. was elected
'r,,'lcni oi the International Assoc.
80 con az Fir Chiefs az the annual con
'tll!on here today
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20
SWEETWATER AND
LUBBOCK WILL PLAY
z GAMES AT SlATON

80 alto fhc Nsaa
bLATcN. Texas. Aug 10 -Ihr Lub.
l.-k ard svssfwsier gsnles ~ WEI
sss Lssgie Mond-y and Tussday
ArEuri y and q have been transferred
a. Staten and WI b. pisyed on the
he-i Fre 1nds her, Esch game viii hs
sf.s1 q iP ~.
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american League

- Louis %. phihdelphia 90
Chicago 8. a. New York r.
Detroit 81. Eoston 10
Cleveland ]. Washington :
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\ Record Game
nv Associated Press

san ANTONIO AUG 70 Shreveport
and san Nnton % ~, . rccord IN he
TeiNs Lcaguo here toslay. PLAYING tha
fastest gam. of the SEASON boo on" hour
md tom minutes san Antonio winning
3 Co 10
Shreveport .-. nnh fW "uN"N "
san Antonio ... Hu' slu 'NN .
Eatt,r,s- Burns and Burns Nu.ght
and Mckee
Summary Stolen luss> Felix Sacr.'
n.rs Meyers Two baso h.is. Mckee
Home runs krkham Double plays. u.
Burns to Hartford to smith Beatty 70
Cross Struck out u. putn-
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West TeNas League.

Swc,fvator q. Amarillo :
Clovis .. T.uhloclS ] First camel
Clovis %. Lubbock ! 'sccund ganr'
Ranger 20. san Angelo 3
Stamford Abilene no game rain
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american League
Euys MOI 4 Mod, ,lo,L

George L. thrTis Il De- Moiues. y.
~. has bought the stock II IVES, 4
Moody "a, 200 Buchanan street. Mr..
Harris is a well known business man ~
LllILh-m NV y-Alec.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20
WHERE THEY PLAY

West TeNas League.
CLOVIS At AMARILLO
SWs'twafor af Lubbock
Stamford go AhI,r,
l,auLtI di san Angelo.
Texas League.
shreveport tt san Antonio
Dallas go Boaum,g'
Fort Worth GO Galveston
Wichita Fails af Houston.
-
\aiioual LEAGUE.
BROOKLYN af Cincinnati
Sew Nork tf Chlriro.
Philadelphia ai ST. Louis
Amcri'au League.
chicago at NnW York
cleveland af Washington
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nclrn.t Win Enll.

~ N..Hrtaitd Fuus
I'ST.iN Aug. &c. Detroit t..h both
o 'W,s ir,m stem today. 3 io . and
O." O.. Pliru. won h.s 10th game.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20


DALLAS. Aur. 10 Dallas divided
,odlt's duulao noad, with beaumont,
both teams putting hadlN crippled teams
u ihc n,ld Dallas Won the opcnor 8
Co., Beaumont won thr second ale
though no. umpire parked all three
.frH lascmeu and q pitcher doing out
n,ld duty
First gam,
beaumont olu 600 nuO-l
paim. O0l 2iu oON = .
Batteries Jacobson and Srhoy,r
E1ar aud L.uglc
summary base hrs Bryan.
Three lasc hits. DonohuV fomc runs,
Allen stolen bases. S"rrist Sacrifices.
Massey. Struck oui by Bryan I Jacuhus
To- Easc on lolls BRYAN I Jacuhus l.
Dmll, pllvs. ss-hroycr o. Sanslmr''
Galloway tn STOW 10 GALLOWAY Pass u
.luiI. Do, Schruvc !
Second GAM
E, 1umout 600 goo :
.pal3e ....... ....... o'o lpo -
BATTERIES Caldera. KRAFT and
.S.hrc,,r SVattl Rcid and Wheat
Summar, Two has hits Morris.
.pua.hG, F,dur Homo Iuu Nl'n.
Stul.r ha.rs. Reid Sacrifice hi7.
Sh,Ids S,hrov,r. Lovclarc 'aldcr1.
Anderson Tits and runs of, SwartZ !
m' Q ron 20 Innings; off Road hts.
8 runs % OBJ innings of ta'd'n hts,
q gums o % innings struck ou' 10y
E,I Q uy krau I. tmsr ON balls Nv
Swirir O. HID @ Csldcin . Iiatsm"n
hf o.. 'oldcru . tWhcat p'nohur'
Us Reid
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beaumont :. Dallas 4
Fort Worth q. Galveston .
Wichita Falls . Houston 70
Shreveport q. san Antonio 9
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BASEBALL RESULTS
Nniinnal Ieagnc.

Boston - "a Pittsburgh IS.
BROOKLYN Z. Cincinnati .
N"V York : az Chicago
Philadelphia s 81 Louis :.
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THE BOX SCORE

NiW'IIIn WuI tn IUN-l :
summary. Iwobasc hits. Morton ;.
t"msio,k. Nuhricr. Home ran. litt
gerald Sacrifice hits Moorc, Nnhcicr.
IyrrS. Stolen base. Douglas Iiit hy
catcher. CLANCY. b, Grcssrlt tnst an
hills. off GtcS.cit . struck out, by
Norton >, b, Grc,sctt 3. Tune. i.si.
npire. Smith
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20

summary Run, lnugford Two blye
hits 'l""u Flags langfnrl. struck out
lH Edct d. by Eurlv-on .. base on
lnl'. OF Eurloson = sacrific, hit.
Brown stolen haee Etrnshiu. Wild
uch Edrlr PASSED ban Erwin Time
,f same i.," Umpr' Kuyl,ndall
The commonwealth., 1922-11-03
COOPERATION APPRECIATED

The Atlantic Coast Line shows
a splendid spirit of cooperation
with the American Legion and
local Chamber Of Commerce III
their efforts to make ARMIS-
TICE DAY a BIG DAY by grant
ing and publishing special low
fare round trip rates for those
wishing to attend the celebration
here. We wish to commend them
for that spirit and can assure
them that it is appreciated.
From the beginning of the
preparations for this big event
there has been a wonderful spirit
Of cooperation among the citi-
zens and upon the part Of al!
organizations. No one has failed
to heed call or to serve whe1,
called upon. That spirit among
our people is what is making
Scotland Neck Of today, and is
what is causing the town to be
talked about so fayorably
throughout the State; it is tha'
spirit which is making NORTH
Carolina the wonder State Of thu
Union, and it is that spirit which
will continue to make this tn
greatest State in the Union ant
Scotland Neck the most progres
slve spot in this State.
When this great occasion
passed let us not let up in ou
habit Of working together, b1
with the same \ determinatio
tackle the next JOB which pr
sents itself and put it over in tn
same manner. Coordinated ef
fort, persisted in, can accompl:s
anything.
The commonwealth., 1922-11-03

In his speech at Weldon a few
dayss ago Governor Morrison
briefly touched on a proposed
State steamship line operating
from North Carolina ports with
the idea Of building up the Stats
seaports and thereby giving the
State the benefit Of water rates.
At first view we believe it an
excellent idea, for too long have
we been dependent upon Virginia
and other nearby ports for ship
ment by water which has result
ed in the building Of Virginia
cities and distributors to the dc
triment Of our own.
The Governor said that at first
it probably would only beAf.t
about twenty-five Eastern coun-
ties, but later it would affect th,'
whole State.
The development Of our
seaports and water ship
mnet points is bound to rebound
to the benefit Of the whole State
for one part cannot be developed
without it's results being felt by
another part Of the State.
The commonwealth., 1922-11-03

flOn for reelection to Congress
this year. It is not the first time
no Republican has had the face
to stan du pagainst him. It has
never been proper to say of any
candidate that he was 'running'
against Kitchin. In 1918 the op-
position column was blank. Kit
chin has been twenty years IN
Congress. Back in 1914, W. Q.
Dixon, Republican, who stood
against him, got as many as 919
votes in the eight counties COM
posing the second district. At
the same time Kitchin got 1864
But you can't keep working
man down, and in 1916, Dixon
came again. That time he secur-
ed as many as 1899 votes, but
Kitchin s poll had run up to 13,
255. Dixon skipped 1918, but he
offered for the usual sacrifice
again in 1920. He got 1867 to
20,9S6 for Kitchin. The he con
cluded to quit, and so it comes to
pass, with nobody bold enough
to step into Dixon's shoes, Mr
Kitchin is without opposition Of
any kind. Things do not change
very much for the Republicans
in Mr.. Kitchin S district. Back
in 1914, BERTHE County gave
Dixon % votes. In 1916 Dixon
had gained 35 votes, but at the
same time Kitchin had gaine'l
749. In 1920, the Dixon figures
had crept up to 81, and Kitchin Z
to 1888 in that county. In Edge
combe, where Dixon had IL votes
in 1914, he had IA in 1916. In
1920, his vote had got as high as
$50, while Kitchin s had gone
from 2,010 to 1898. And that is
about how it has reen running
in the second.
Kitchin first entered the FIJI
ty-seventh Congress and at once
took commanding position by rea
son of his aggressiveness. It
was not long until he became rec 1
ognized as the ablest debater in
the House. The Republicans,
finally Becoming tired of being
unhorsed, let him have his own
way when he got up to debate
any public question, for he de-
veloped store Of information, Of
facts, figures and statistics, which
made him impregnable in argu-
ment In the Sixty-sixth Con-
gress it was of record on one oc-
casion that Kitchin held the floor
an entire day and that during the
course Of his talk the Republicans
remained seated. Mr.. Kitchin
succeeded Champ Clark as Dem
ocratic floor leader, and by many
Of his admirers he is regarded
as the strongest leader the party
has known His return to Con-
gress indicates that he will bc
the Democratic leader at the next
session; that honor appears to
have been accorded him in ad-
vance by common consent, and
there appears possibility that he
will function, not in the minority,
but in his old place with tho
majority. Three years ago, he
suffered much Of physical disabil
ity, but he has been making
steady recovery, and it is con-
ceded fact that while his body
may not be as strong as former
ly, there will be found nothing
the matter with his brain works.
Charlotte Observer.
The commonwealth., 1922-11-03
MEETING AT ROSENEATH
SCHOOL, HOUSE

There will be special meeting
at Roseneath School House Sat.
urday morning at Ten o'clock.
AN members of the Ladies' and
Mems Community Club are urged
TO be present. Questions, vital
to the interest Of the community
VIII be discussed and acted upon
Mrs. A. +. Leighton, President
The commonwealth., 1922-11-03
MERCHANTS MEET MONDAY
NIGHT

There will be a meeting of th.,
Merchants Association Monday
night, Nov. 9Th, for the purpose
OF discussing credit. All mem
bers are urged to attend.
BERNARD ALLSBROOK. Sec.
The commonwealth., 1922-11-03
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1922
BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY

SAVING GRACE By grace
are we saved through faith; anG
that not Of yourselves: it is the
gift Of God.-Ephesians 2:0.
The commonwealth., 1922-11-03
THE COMMONWEALTH
Afternoon Daily
Established 1882

Clee Vaughan, Publisher.
Norfleet S. Smith, Editor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-22
SLEEPY HOLLOW LOSES
SLEEP: RING CURFEW

SLEEPY HOLLOW. y. Y. Aug.
2I.-It is not often that this quiet
somnolent village IS given a thrill.
but even the old timers are recount
ing today with eNhniratiOn the
events Of last night which awoke
The town from its usual lethargy.
Sleepy Hollow has a curfew which
extends 10 s.15 O'Clock Last nigh
the time piece IN police hcadquar-
ters was 20 minutes fast. Police
SergJ. Morgan therefore unsuspect-
lngly set off the fire whistle. which
announces tho curfew. 20 minutes
before time over IN fire headquar-
ters. firemen thought II was a fire
alarm inasmuch as the whistle toot-
cd before curfew time.
so they brought out their appara-
tus. setting tho merry Villagers agcg.
II was then discovered the time
piece al police headquarters was
ages