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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-14
Luna IN begin Term
by Associated I'rss

LEANENWOHTlL Kans. uc,. Ia
ben Luna. OF Dallas, Texas walked Into
The offir" of ". !. Riddle warden or
the United states Fru'iientiarv here
TINS o. m and announced that hc crt
i'i"N Ia begin serving e % N,ar acn-
tonco on e conviction 81 being . psr.
iicipdnt u the robbery a. branch of
10" Dallas fos'ollicc about two years
ago
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Read Head &. % {.
SPECIAL o 'fle NOVA

MEMPHIS. oct Ia. H. Read was
elected president OF thr Hall county
chsnber az Commerce al meeting ~
DE Chamber Of Commerce directors last
week. :. Harrison was elected vice
president. =. y. Foxhall second presi.
lent and chairman OF good roads com.
rli'tec " =. Dial third vice president
and chairman ~ farming committee
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Miami Preparing for Festival.
ueeial Ia IN. Mem.

MIAMI oct. l3--Thc Miami Music
club has been organized here for the
purpose of preparing FOR the Musical
Festival Co g., held tn Amarillo neat
April. Keen irt,rN being shown and
e is hope that Miami will bo well rep
resented 90 the meeting.
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Panhandle News

Edgar Even fourth vicc.presidcnt and
Chairman of live stock committee T. T..
Noel, treasurer g. \. Sagcr secretary.
Committees have been appointed BY the
new president and they are mapping out
a strong ana progressive program for
the COMING yoar.
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Pampa Family Has Reunion.


PAMrA, oct. i3.-lriends and rela.
ty"s Of stunt. aud Mrs. ". II. Silvcy.
gathered here Wednesday for a family
reunion Ga last several days There arr
70 guess p. most Of them from out.of.
town. Mr. Silycy IS superintendent Of
'hools here ami served In that caracity
az clarendon Tor 20 years before comm:
90 pampi
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i:isl,op Dedicate, Church.
Special To Tho News

itTriIrf1EiD oct. iN.-Eshup
Joseph Lynch ~ Dallas was here Thurs.
n, d"dicpiius tho Cathode church ~
ilis place ana confirming class ~
,hldrcn. Tho cathode church here g.
growing s well as The churches of Tho
Protestant denominations
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Child Hurt by Auto Improving.
Special 10 The Nevva

FANPN Oct. l3--JCe Tshel. four year
.oid son cl Mr. ana Mrs Bert Isbci of
this city Who was injured by being
struck bv an automobile. on the streets
here last week is said TO be improving
from his Injuries and is well out Of
danger
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usIran ~ I:uy Materials.
spceinl 10 Tho News

MCLEAN. rct a. The city council
has said dofnilolv the proposed muni
ip,l imfr 1ycmonts viii lo done withou'
citing contraci. lar the material NJ.
c.ssaiy viii b. hough, hy bids and The
VOL done Under The super, ision 81 on.
siuccrs Who have already been tmrl0y
ID
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By Stanley

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asked mo to stick atoual--iu case
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with
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with his dif.c".t. bor.sh SMILE. Ana
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smiling.
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MILAN Water Has state Approval,
Special 10 The News

MCLEAN. oct ig-Tho city secretary
hns received % very favorable report on
samples of water taken from Mcf.can's
new vatcrworks. from the State BOARD
n health.
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lSl for Court House Bids.
Special 10 Tho News

ttTTLEt1ELD Oct The com.
m.ssioners' court Of l.amb county has
advertised f0r bids tor the building OF y
court hou1c 20 cost Approximately se5.
900. This VIII De- built ~ Oltou. he
county s-ai and viii Doe Of brick
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go on with the story
CHAPTER n

AlNAi. NalH %
az the edge - owl Marsh Cllnch
J halted "a the trail. and. as his
men came ". he counted them
with q cold e}e.
Heres the runway and this here
hazel hush Is NV station" he said.
You fel'is do the bafEin' You, SD
hone. and you. Corny. start dr.i'n
from tie we.'. HHrye. sou yclp 'efu
from the north hy Lynr Brook. liin
and ryron, sou got twenty minutes
20 go round 90 tho eastward and
drive ~ the slide Ana YOU. Hal
smith o. ie looked around -
iwhere'n hrll be you. HALF"
smith came Up from tho boss
edge
send EN- out" d. said IN TOYS
voice. i've Rot Jskes uacks IN The
boE"
ClInch moticned his heaters 20
their duty. Twenty minutes hc
reminded Hone. chase and Rlom.
iners. "befors you start dr.Nn''
And. 90 the Hastings boys. IT yup
shoo,, aim low for their bellies, Don Q
I.avs no blood around. ScTape q W
We bury what we get'
lie and Smith stood looking after
Tie Ave s.ouchinE hgures moving
away toward their blind trails. When
OIL had disappeared:
Show nls Jakes mark" he said
calmly.
smith led him 20 the eigs % tho
hog. knelt down. drew aside q branch
a. witch -hopple. 4 man footprint
vas plAialy visible on the mud.
That's Jake" said Cl.nch slowly.
81 know them haifsolcd boots o.
Ilsn" lie lifted another branch.
iThsre's another mans track"
The other is probably Leverctts.
fIIkely. He's GOT thin feet"
81 think Ia better go after them. %
fs.d smith. rehec;.vely.
They'll plug you. you poor hack
ass--tvo ~ them like that, and one
asettin' no 10 watch out. He'll Bo
sou tired o. bed an board"
SMITH smiled: ''Doat you worry.
Mike"
A. b. shouldercd his rife and
started into the marsh. CHnch
dropped heavy hand On his shoul.
der hat tine young man shook % OF.
"siut up ne said sharply.
"Yogys private war o. your
hsndr 50 have 1. III take care OF
my own"
~ be started again srross tho
marsh. CHnch called ont IN a guarded
voice: Take good care - thar
packet = .cu catch them rats. Il
belongs fo I've"
"Il take such good care Of a %
replied sn,h. chat ia proper own
~ need rot w0rry"
CHATTER N.
EHE "sIupcr owner 81 the packer
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Much lniion RcceiNcil.

7" ~
MEMPHIS, oct 13.-Six thousand
bales Uf cotton have been weighed al
the Memphis yard The largcs; receipts
for One day this season CAME in Satur
day when 30, bales were weighed.
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n5sRRRYSSa,N]

Ne mldc the stars alsO.-lcnesis
l.l6.
Nof IA thr west is Thine appearance
ended
Neither from dark shall Thy Te-
ncNa. ~.
10. Tor the nrmament H. spaces
splendid
Llshteth her hcacon-flrcs for Thee.
Holds them and hides and browns
them aud discovers.
Thfougs them together. lIndlcs
them alar.
sh0wcth. % Love Tho multitude -
lgttrg,
Souls that shall know Thee and
tle saints that are.
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EIIES

Muller professor uf University
Of IcaNs. arrive, u Moscow
from Berlin with 900 arpIauc
load 81 ilics. which nc studies to
learn more about hcrcdity
tie IS welcomed bv Russian lis
enthusiasts. who have been max
ing similar researches The same
Russians, under Prof kolzoii.
are Experimenting con- birds TO
learn how to prolonc life. and
getting result,
Are YOU surprised 60 learn
that science still o. thriving IN
the ruins oi Russia Science Is
one thing that nothing has ever
been able 60 kill. That's because
its based on the powerful force,
human curiosity.
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wa o Drowned Nallcr-fhat shaggy
Wilderness ~ slime md 'lmBr1ck
auI fefriI... lng vhirl tuGerrs iUe
nprtHN-s. lsr uf star Peak. Do
wa. NOT huruluG. having 30 thought
% pursuit Behind him p.oddcd
Leyeretf. The trap tl!ci. very. N,ry
busy with h. own ideas.
To L.Fo rs repeated requests
that Koou Ilit nnI np.u TIE packet
90 scc what .t contained Kl0on grlf
A. refused
What Do go care what's in it,
DO said We ct ten thousand
apiece over our mics fnr q FROM
Them guys Amt 1t "a rogd enough
.oh for yos7'
"Marhe $50 make more y We 'ak"
what's inside u for ourselves 4"
gued I.eysrett. Lets take .
peek. anyway.
They p.odiol on. arguing. toward
fhfir render Gus with Qmniaua's
olipos. on the edge o, Drowned
Valley.
Tie fourth pre;enicr 20 The pearls
rubIes. and great gem called tho
T Flaming Jewel. stolen from the
! Young Grand Duchess Thoodorica
10 Eshonia bv jose Qululana. was
an uucons Gus pretcn3sr. entirely
Innocent ~ ne role assigned her
hy Cinch.
/ For Eve sirayer had never heard
whore the packet came from or what
"a contained All she knew was that
her siepfs'hs- had told her that ~
belonged 10 hrr. And the knowledge
ieii her lncuaous
CHATTER "
I'VE siep, re sleep Of mental and
T. physical exhaustion. Reaction
from fe1r brings fatigue more
profound iial THAI which follows
=. physical ovsrslrs.n. EIt thc healthy
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The skirt long may IL flag.
Any man can prove be- has
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good sense hy saving that YOU
have.
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CHATTER II.

THE ~sIuper owner % the packer
wsr. at ths' moment. ~ ~,
Atlantic rrcau. trssriiug 10
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lWtI rs stranger cham i,ti0n
u doesn't come around as often
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kau.a, t't has % lii'au, coal
Co. Iud $50 cam prove o.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-18
SELECT CREWS
FOR VENETIAN
CARNIVAL RACE
Will Race at Broad Ripple at
4 P. Nj. Saturday in
WhaIeboats.

Two crews have been selected from
the local unit Of the United States
Naval Reserve Force for the whale.
boat race which is to be staged at
Broad Ripple Park at p. m. Saturday
as an added attraction to the Venetian
water carnival which will be held in
the evening.
The members OF the crews selected
Thursday night are: Crew No. l.
VI. E. Colbert. Y. c. Stamm. c. NJ.
Kelly. A. G. Norris, G. P. Sinner. f.
Bradley, N. E. Johnson, II. VI. Wag-
ner. r. z. Mccoy, P. VI. Akin, Cox
vain F. ". Mccoy. Crew No. 2-H
c. Caldwell. L. J. Grassen. F. I.
Willis. D. D. Hughes. ?. F. Lutsky
W D. Brown, II. S. Hines, F. S. Zim
mer. ". W. Davies. J. 3. McNain
Coxwain T. H. Escott. Both crews
have agreed that the loser shall fur
nish a chicken dinner for both crews
after the race.
Instruments have arrived for a
32-piece band and special efforts are
being made TO recruit musicians for
the organization. Enrollments will be
accepted for the band on Monday and
Thursday evenings at McCray Hall at
Market st. and Senate Ave.
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former pitching king Of the A. A.
Dave says baseball is not treating
him fairly, but he isn't getting much
sympathy. There are a few pitchers
left in the A. A. who deserve Just
what Dave got. They are throwing
'cheaters," but have the necessary
influence back of them to save their
hides.
Wonder how large a supply of
emery the st. Paul team has on hand?
There were no cool breezes at
Washington park Thursday. It was
kids day. and 400 youngsters were
admitted to the bleachers free. But
they didn't stay in the bleachers.
Owner Smith called them all into the
grandstand out of the boiling sun.
Iced water also was supplied. How's
that for a big heart?
Wild Conroy, famous big league in
fielder in his active days, was on
hand to look the Saints and Indians
over. He is scouting for the Phila-
delphia Nationals.
Spectacular support by his mates
gave McQuillan of the Giants a
victory over the Pirates Thursday.
Russell and Carey got home runs.
Big Combs, LOuisville's new sensa-
ton, got a single. triple and home
run against the Millers, but his team
lost when Jay Kirke made a costly
error.
Jack Dempsey planned to play golf
today with sport writers assigned to
Michigan City. Being stymied, ap-
parently, in HIS proposed match with
Brennan, Jack evidently desires to
kick up a lot of turf to relieve his
mind.
Now the chess experts are being &C
cused of "stalling" The international
tournament in London developed u
fuss when Capablapca and A. Ruben
stein were detected making moves to
delay their match.
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WEST MEETS WEST
IN SEMI FINALS
Of NET TOURNEY
Miss Wills and Mrs. May SUIT
ton Bundy Are Sched-
uled.
By HENRY FARRELL

L UttcH fFfSS CpOfta EGtAOT
FORST HILLS, n. Y, Aug. IS
Two Respondent rays Of California
bruance will shine on the courts of
the West Side Tennis Club here this
afternoon.
One will come from the setting sun
Of a great career and one VIII be a
shaft from the dawn OF one promising
to be the greatest.
Mrs May Sutton Bundy. cham
pion of 1904, the 35-year- old mother
of q sturdy family OF five youngsters.
Will play Miss Helen Wills. 16-year-
old Berkeley girl. who is wearing her
hair up for the first time.
The winner Of the match viii go
into the final round OF the woman s
national championship tomorrow to
play Mrs Molla Mallory for the
crown Of Americas tennis queen.
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Wife and Little
Girls Wait in
Vain for Douglas


NEW YORK. Aug. 1S.-Not only
his expulsion from the game. which
nullihed his usual means OF winning
a living. but his delay in returning
home. have Frustrated Mrs. Louise
Douglas. the wife OF Shunlin' Phil
late Of the Giants.
Mrs Douglas and their two little
girls May Louise, age Il. and Eunice
Lee, age 10. hoped the shuffler would
arrive home Thursday morning, after
his dismissal from the team in Pitts.
burgh. He was reported TO have left
Pittsburg with Jess Burkett. scout for
the Giants. and 10 be bound for New
York. after raising the price Of a
railroad ticket
All day Thursday they watched for
him, and yet there was no sign OF
Phil.
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TWO LOCAL MEN
SHOW FINE FORM
IN CLOSING PLAY
Simpson, State Champ, Is
Ditched by thinner of
indianapolis.
By Times Special


FRENCH LICK, Ind. Aug. IS
Paul Shaffer and Eddie thinner, the
first from the Riverside Club, the
second from the Indianapolis Country
Club. started seminal matches this
morning on a thirty-eight-holo match
in their fight to bring Indianapolis the
State golf championship.
Shaffer and thinner went to the
semi-finals yesterday, after great vic
tories. The Riverside man defeated
Robert Resener Of Kokomo and I'm
mer turned back Johnny Simpson Of
Vincennes.
Against Shaffer in today's battle
viii be AinswOrth Byrns. the young
player Of Purdue University. who has
been shooting some remarkable golf,
and who yesterday completely routed
J. Z. Easter Of Logansport, II up and
10 to go.
thinner will play Dan Sanders.
runner-up last year to Simpson. San
ders comes from South Bend and last
year was a Harvard undergraduate.
He goes to Oxford in the fall as a
Rhodes scholar. Sanders yesterday
beat a former State champion, Burr
Sweezy.
Shaffer and thinner came through
with matches by superior brand Of
golf and through gameness that could
not be questioned. Among the old
timers, Resener was generally Sc
Iected to beat the Riverside man.
Resener was one up at the noon vaca-
ton, or after IS holes, but Shaffer
hung on and squared the match. He
went into the seventeenth on even
terms with Resener and played a par
four while Resener cracked. his drive
catching a trap. Resener took a SIX.
The eighteenth hole was squared
The story of Zimmer's victory over
Simpson was very much the same. In
the morning they fought on even
terms. At noon thinner was one up.
A long drive by Simpson carried him
into a trap on the seventeenth and
his recovery was poor. thinner won
the seventeenth with a four. Simp-
sons play on the eighteenth was bad
his first shot catching a trap and his
second hitting a tree. thinner was on
with a perfect approach and won on
the eighteenth.
The Byrns-Easter contest was a
cakewalk for the young Purdueite.
Shaffer and Byrns have been play
ing exceptionally good golf, as have
thinner and Sanders.
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FOUL CALLED ON
WOOD IS TURNING
POINT IN MATCH
Spain Gets Even Break When
AIonzo Stages Comeback
for Victory.
for Victory.
By GERALD L. PATTERSON
Wimbledon Singles Champion and
Captain Australian Davis
Gun Team.



Copyright. 1922, by United Press
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. ia
penalty against O'Hara Wood for a
foot fault during our matches with
the Spanish team robbed us OF clean
record in the first days play.
Instead Of being in a comfortable
position Of two up, we are now in the
same anxious position as we were
against the Frenchmen in the series
preceding this, with the dread posi-
bility Of Woods arm not standing the
strain after a spoiled effort Thursday.
commenced against Count de
Conan and. serving fairly well,
though making some double faults in
he endeavor TO score acres, soon had
broken through De Gomar's delivery
and won the first set.
De Conan was very uncertain of
the ground after the rally had started
and seemed to be bothered by the cut
I Was putting on the ball.
De Conan came close to taking the
second set, but I managed to get out
by a good volley. De Conan made "A
good effort at the end OF the third set
but did not have enough power to pull
il out and win.
O'Hara Wood sacrificed his match
when, having served a service ace for
game and match, a foot fault was
called. This so distressed him that he
lost touch for a while. which enabled
Alfonso TO pull the match out. although
the last set was the only one in which
he looked like winning.
Alfonso took advantage Of tho STAN
ina for which no is noted and pressed
on to victory with O'Hara Wood firing
and disappointed.
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Marion RambIers Meetinr

The Marion Ramblers will hold an
important blackboard drill Friday at
1880 p. m. at 61S N. Pine st. Arrange.
ments will be completed for the
Ramblers annual football dance to be
given early in September. Begin
ming Aug. 20 regular practice ses-
sions will be held on Wednesday and
Friday evening and Sunday mornings.
For information call Harrison 3493.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-18
.INDIANAP OLISNET
STARS ENTER BIC
BOSTON TOURNEY
Hennessey and Westbrook to
Enter Doubles and Bastian
and Burdick May Go.

Indianapolis will be well represented
at the national championship tennis
meet at the Longwood Cricket Club,
Boston. Mass. which starts on next
Monday. Aug 81. Local players will
compete for United States titles in
the mems doubles. Junior singles and
doubles and Boys singles.
II is an assured fact that Hennessey
and Westbrook OF Detroit. western
doubles champions. viii compete in
the meet. It has not been definitely
decided as yet whether Bastian and
Burdick. the local players who hold
the national clay court doubles title,
will enter or not. Negotiations are
under way at the present time.
Three Juniors Enter
Three Juniors will enter the tourney
from this city. Hence Orme. Jr., State
junior champion, viii play in the
singles julius Sagalowsky and Guy
Dixon, national interscholastic doubles
champs. viii participate In the doubles
and singles. Shortridge High School
athletic association Is bearing most Of
the expense in sending the two North
side stars to the national meet.
Paul Shunaker is tho other Indian
apolls player to make the eastern ten
mis- journey. He is the lad who won
the State Boys title in the recent
tourney az the courts OF the Indian
apolis Tennis Association and he will
be entered in the national boys singles
championship.
All OF the local delegation will leave
for Boston Saturday night.
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HOMlNG PIGEONS TAKE REST
One Stops at NoblesviIle and Another
Lands in StiIesvilIe.

Indiana evidently looked good to
two Cleveland homing pigeons, home
ward bound from Texas.
Monday. one pigeon bearing the
inscription on a steel leg band, 1871.
A. ]. %. T. R P, came TO rest on
the truck Of the Noblesville QndJ
Heat. Light and Power Company.
Workmen captured the bird and are
holding it.
At Stilesvi1le, Ind, another pigeon
landed. It. too, is marked. Andy
York Of StiIesville Is holding the
pigeon.
Recently a number Of pigeons
started from Abilene. Texas. on a
time flight TO Cleveland Several Of
them failed 70 return to their home
roosts. II is believed the two pigeons
were in the race.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-18
TO FIGHT OR NOT TO FIGHT

Official announcement that the
Dempsey. Brennan fight, scheduled
for Michigan City on Labor day.
Will not be allowed was made by
Governor McCray, Thursday.
There Will be no fight" Gov
ernor McCray said.
The Governor added that II La
Porte County officials do not take
action to stop the fight voluntarily
that he would write them Friday
to do so Immediately. He said II
the match was not TO be a prize
fight the advertisements are de-
signed to fool the public"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-18
CITY STREET CAR LEAGUE
West Washington Nine Wins Eighth
Straight-Louisiana Hits Hard.

West Washington and Louisiana
barn mines were the winners Thurs
day in the weekly round Of games in
the City Street Car League. West
Wash. annexed its eighth straight con-
test by hitting hard and beating High
land. 10 to 8.
Louisiana also crashed the ball and
trimmed Mclean Place. II to 0.
The West Wash. team is leading the
league and the Louisiana nine is sec
ond. These teams meet next Thurs
day at 10 a. m. on Riverside diamond
No. 2. Vernon Tidd got a home run
for the Louisiana boys in the fourth
inning Thursday. Standing of the
teams: