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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15

CHATTER
%. And behold there was 4 man u
Jerusalem. whose name was Slmeou.
and the same man was just and deNoui
waiting for tho consolation of Israel;
and the Holy Ghost was upon him
&c And it vas revealed unto him by
the Holy Ghost that ho should NOT .e"
death. before hc had seen the Lords
Christ.
o. And no came by the Spirit into
the temple, and when iho parents
brought In the child Jesus. 90 40 ion
him after the CUSTOM of tho Law
2N. Then took hc him up IN his arms
and blessed God. and said.
80 Lord nov lcttest thou ms ser
rtnt dcp"rt in peace. according TO ID p
word
80 For mine ewes have seen thy sal.
walton.
81 which thou hast prepared before
m" face II al people.
% 4 light a. tighten tho Gent lc,
and tho glory o THY people OF Ia1cl
80 And Joseph and his mother mar
yelled az those things which were
81, kcn OF him
- And simeon blessed them. and
said unto Mar his mother. Rehpld. this
child ~ sct for the tail and rising again
OF many In Israel and Tor sign which
shall be- spoken against
o. Yea sword shall pierce through
thy own soul also that the thought q
many hearts may be- revealed
% Ard there WIS one Anna. "a
prophecies. the daughcf 90 Emanuel, 81
he tribe ~ Aar: She was at great
age. and had lived with uu husband
seven years from her yitginity
p And she WIS widow of about
foifscorc and four wears. which depart
cd not from tho temple but served Goa
with hastings and prayer. nigh, amt
day
~ And she coming 70 tmf usunt
ave thanks iisowisc unto ho io.l
and srake Of him g. all them that. look.
90 fer redemption in Jcru..lom
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Brass Bullets

When rcoalc marry Tor money
tina. is all they get.
Monkey g'an., operations sue
coed because the glands are trans.
ierTci IRON "ionkey TO monkey.
The man worth while IS tie
man who can smile before break
f3Si.
A politician on a speaking toir
makes many speaking detours.
Only reliable thing about some
people is their unreliabiliiy.
Many a man who worked up
iIom the bottom has 4 son who
is working down from the top.
Bonar Law saws Britain can
not police the world alone. Well,
Ireland Is policing America
The rest cure is fine. but what
we need is the arrest cure.
In Russia. retail trading j, done
with wholesale money.
Love nests hatch plots.
Women smoking is great
boom 10 the match business.
There is money Tor someone 10
putting coal up like cough drops
10 be sold IN drug stores.
After eating alleged young
chickens in restaurants we have
decided youth will not be served
Windmills arc being used again
on farms. These are real wind
mills, not congressman at home
The nice thing about a bad
start ~ il gives you more to brac
about after you get ahead.
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pERFUMED COPS
or HAITI MADE
HAPPY bunch


PORT Az PRINCE. iiaiil. ''l ~
a threatened strike ol me ''li.'l 5
police toiOe hI1 I'ru It.rtot through
the intersection of he American iI''
Cnmm.~s.ouor Brig G"l. JOHN "a. I-1'-
s,ll
\ ruWni th.t ihD.r IIr $500. iN ''
rcud'"d owe "o"u u...'h "'.E
iinus lin'-.. SOD ln'i ' '.'
missioner i'u''s'I i''l. 70 'N' '.'" '''
native OFF hfinS deprive" 'i l.'i P'
rune hnirdr's7er "ha h'i''' 90 go
ing "li on s'lih'. iN' i.H' i..' ''
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Book of St. Luke

( % And when me, had performed ~
/ things according % The lass ~ the Lord.
ihC, returned into Gol.lee to their own
Iciiy Nazareth
90 And the ohild grow and waxcd
strong IN spirit filled with wisdom.
ana the grace u God wa. upon him.
% Now his parent went o. Jerusl.
lem every wear a. the iels, of iha pass
over
~ And Whfn h. wac twelve years
old ihey went up 20 Jerusalem nf.er
he custom 10 the feasi
90 Ana whom they had fulfilled ;hc
days m tne, returned tha child jesus
arricd behind lu Jerusalem and j s"ph
ana his mother knew not ~ 90
% Eut beg Hmposlns him LOO hl'o
been in ne company. Went days Tour.
ncy and th'y ought him among .bcr
kinsfoh and acuuaintanre
- Ana then thcy found HIN not.
they turned hacl, again 20 Jerusalem,
seeking hin.
g. And Dc amc Co pass ,hlt after
three days they found him m the tern.
pie. sitting .n the midst of OBJ, doctors.
hoth hearing them. and asking them
questions
g. And all that heard him were &C.,.
'nn.ehod lt his understanding ana ans.
wsrs
IS Ana when 'hoy slW him they
were amazed. and his mother raid unto
him SON why hast thou thus dealt
with use behold thy father and I h,ys
spulh. thee borrowing
a. And he said unto them How Do
Is thai yc sought me- wiH yc nor that
unjust Do" about my Father business
5V Aud thcy Understood no, tho save
lrg which hc spake unto them
% and ne went down with them,
end camo 90 Nazareth and wis sub.
Scot unto them: bur his mother Kept
uI. these avs IN heart
e. And Jesus incr.sol loo wisdom
and stature. ,nd IN n,vuur with God
and man
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That thor. b. great need seq 4.
luu.r. Cuil,g, iu ,b.s pyt ct tIc ~, o.
b. uo, ,u, STONED and the greater Dor.
d,I TO- that ths need hls uo; h",H sup.
piled before this. hut DO seems 'hI' .1o
id,-i ol doing so has 'tcar'd th, m.nia
Oh. most everyone except l'ro. " w..
puprr. superintendent ot "a. schools
q tito i.ubbcct Independent school ps
tr.ct -- Lubhock Avalanche
The Junior college Is one or thv new
dcyeloi n,nts iu the public school os.
TEN. The idea g not so new. hu, 10
hna been slow iU developing lE' m."
'dunt oual PROJECTS The time Will come
Huon When cvetN Fir sized c',t VIII have
Ia 3unnr college Children rrc bong
pushed cat ot school So rapidly ;hlt
they are graduated from h.ph school Jt
an early age Many parents are object.
iug Geo Sending their children away t'
srh.I ut such Young acOs Two more
year. ~ schooling 20 home would close
Sun during The wears 1T Young man.
hood ANA won.mhood Parents then
would not hesitate Co. sead their chill
dren 90 higher institutions 81 lctming
'hcu church colleges ar, b'cominl uy.
usuHiy popuaf the past t'W years hc.
cause the yuWhfulrsse q 90 llrDn o.
Ioay DOES hom, Tines, huol, utp strict
To- Loo dI>ciplu, aud boz r''ig ol. nj mo
ud training it must hc ADMITTED WIrh
IA Falls Fort Worth and mJgy her
Texas cties have graduated into luc
iuu.or q, ilvr, class ID i.onhoc- should
taec that step. 10 would h. OBJ tiru
-.ty To- West ToNas to do sn 8. ir r,.
h'yod Amarillo. ts wei as Lubbock
shoald have a Junior colleg, AloI, Than
200 students easily would c.toll here
luting the iirsi wear of .noh hocl
u Amarillo had The proper adnlnietyl.
on building q W believed that th.
tta,u. would Er,t The expenses as
hev Hro doiEr in other Ga c- Some MN
either .u Lubbock ur l'tuyirw could
rake o. lasting namD ga himself if BE-
would give Suttir.cn, funds ior the cs.
t,hl shm'Nt ~ junior college, 4
school board doubtless WoId h" ton
glad @, nam" th" Junior college 90 his
honor 4 donor Di this ape would give
fog the cause 90 oduc1tiuU which goes
D1nd in hard with religion. training.
Is among he important ,hiugs ir &c.,
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DIR. BISHOPS ADVICE
EWPERSONS 0VERWORK

Most people who believe themselves
in ~ health because they are over
worked" are really simply th" victims
OF had air. poor diet. poi,ons o. worry
They attribute Their hack g normal
EUud health tu work. which tO them has
bccomc too great o hutden simply b.
cawc they have not continued o. %.
serve the few rules II health. or never
lsarns-i 20 observe them az an
II h. common faiiacy for the man
Who breaks down in middle axe TO D..
heve himself victim ~ overwork
The college girl often believes her
health has been ruined o. to- much
study. They prove their ease. o. them
selves az least when their health im.
proves when given vacation.
The truth OF the matter Is that they
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15
ROBERT W CHAMBERS
olQQQ GEORGE u poRAN col<pAf

1T seems ungutefui." she muir
INJURED. II love my s;epfather."
you've proven that" he re
marked with a dry humor that
brought the hot flush to her face
again
II must have been crazy tina;
day." she sad. n, scares me to
remember wha; tried 20 do. ..
What a frlghiJ' thins-li I had
killed you How can you forr.ve
me-"
How can you forgive me. Eye?'
She turned her head. Il do. i"
Entirely"
"YCS."
lie said-a slight emotion notice
able In his voice. well. l forgayv
YOU before the darned gun exploded
Ia our hands"
How could you?" she protested.
81 was thinking OH the while that
YOU were acting as ia have acted II
anything threatened my father"
Were you thinking Of that?"
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monded Nv the life Extension Institute.
Thcy are
Nsnfiia,o every room you occupy
Wear light loose and porous clothes.
Seek COG 90 door occupations and
rcerentiuns.
Sleep OUT n you can.
breathe deeply
Eat smrngly OF meats and eggs
Eat some hard. some bulky some
raw foods.
Eat slowly
Drink suffciou, water.
Stand son and waE erect
DO not allow poisons and infections
tl enter tho body
Keep the teeth gums ana tongue
clean.
work play rest and sleep In modera.
ton
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Texas Rate Matter
Again to ComeUp
at Austin Meeting

Irml!u raIWr Traffic manager O.;
the .nwl cf C.u D,selonmcn, and The
Panhandle Plains chamber ot Com.
mor,c. ,.uc.t. Co 3, o. Austin October
rs when conference w % be held with
respect Tcns rates The meeting viii
take up The action of thD oklahoma
a. romtion Commission which win 40.
t, T,Nls rates
IN, Board of cts Development and
One puuhoudlc.iluius Chamber of Com.
mn.p nld un Intervention. and .c-
ultur action prevented disturbance ~
Tosae common point rates.
SIR Pamer savs 10 viii likely require
eDtc-. years. to sottlr tho tight on
th, .' .tts structure. lle ~iys local in.
I'.Iests are affected much moro than
thoy have any idea o.
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merely need to gi,e their bodies the
rcst. food, air and exofciso that they
demand. Il IS true. too. tha; they un-
doubleday tax their oapac.iy Tor work
beyond the powers % the boiv. hat
their working capacity Il only frar-
ton - what it wouid D. II they took
exercise We're not constipa,ed did not
sat too much. or ceased % worry con.
tinuaIly
OF course there are many cases 81
true ovTwork. BH Il one win use a
little observation. h. viii notice that
the men who are tn most efficient who
get the most work done. those whom
others regard az Give wires arr most
careful about their daily health habits
There are n number of simple rules
easily remembered that are recon-.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

Any uronecus reflection upon the
ehzrsetsr standing. or reputation OF
srv tndividnai. nrm. oDncern or cor
eorsfznn. that may appear In the col
1nns 81 The News. win be gladly COR
ts<fed. when called 10 the attention OF
lhs sditpf. II b not the intention Of
ths pswsSapcr TO wronsfaliy use or
hiurs sny Individual. firm. conosru or
crpomtson. and corrections WI b
e1kcs where warranted a. prominently
a sss ID. wronsfuily published refer
u,cs or article.
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"Yes-and also how to get hold OF
you before you shot me" lie began
TO laugh.
After a moment she turned her
head 70 look a. him. and her smile
g,!mmered. responsive TO bis amuse.
meni Bat she sh!vered slightly,
too.
How abou, that egg!" he In.
qulred.
"A can get up"
Better keep on your feet. wha,
IL there IN the pantry? You masl
be starved"
Il could eat a little before supper
time" she admitted. Il forgo; q
take my lunch with me this morn.
ing II Is s;lll there IN the pantry
on the bread box. wrapped up In
brown paper. just as ief, it,"
she naif rose IN bed. supported or
one arm. her curly browne sod hair
framing her face:
"--Two cakes OF surar-mlk choco
late IA a fat brown packet tied with
a string" she explained. smiling al
his amusement
SO he went down 20 the pantry
and discovered the parcel On tbs
bread box where she had let j; thai
morning before starting for n,
cache on Owl Marsh.
lie brought u o. her. placed both
pillow upright behind her. stepped
back gaily 20 admire the effect. I've
with her Parcel In her hands
iaur he'd sAyly NJ his comedy.
/ Begin o. yogr chocolate. he siii
Tn g1.as tala fo n sou som.
Z broad and butte ard a cup ~ tsa. 81
whsn again ha ss8 ssppearcd
the sri s.ii sm.hns. beran q Unit,
/ Ler Jacket. hurricd.y. snu.y loosen
.ng slrirg ard W. fr.r-
! Tier attention was rof i-ed on
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60 ON with the Story
CHAPTER V

CHAPTER V
tn the hot. uncomfortable silence
1 neither spoke. Trooper Siormont
seated himself after a while, And,
after a while. Eve turned on her pill
low par; way toward him.
Somehow they both understood
that Il was friendship which had
suh,ly niied the interval that sep.
ara,cd them since that amazing day.
i've often thought OF YOU" he
said--as though they had been dis
cuss.ng his absence.
emo hour OF the waking day that
she had not thought Of him. But
she DID rot say 90 now. After a
little while;
Is yours a lonely ll;e?" she asked
b. low voice.
Sometimes. rut love the for
est"
Sometimes" she said, the fores,
seems like trap that can't
es,ape. Sometimes I hate H."
Are you lonely. Eve?"
As you ore. You see know
vha, The outside world is. miss
a."
You were IN boarding school and
college"
Yea"
u, mus, Ne hard for you here a;
Star Pond"
Tine g,ri siFhed. uneonsciously:
There are days when l-can
s-uccly-s stand Il. The wilder
hess would be more endurabie II Dad
and ! were a., alone. =. But evea
ihsu-"
You need young people o, yogI
own ace-educa,ed companions"
y need the city. Mr. Stormoni-
need al IL can give: I'm starving Cor
u. That's all"
she turned on ner pillow. and h.
saw that she was smiling family
TIER face bore no trace y; the ;rsr <
truth she hai uttered Bat ths
tragedy was plain enough 90 him
even withog, her passionless wori.
o. revolt. The situation o, this
Young. educated rlri. ariow witt
youth. fetgcrcd. body and nurd. "a
the squslor o; C..nchs dlnp. Wsi
perfectly plain 10 anybody
she said. SEEING his troubled q
press.oa. I'm sorry spoke ihsi
Way"
4 kues hoW yog must fee. any
~ay"
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Morc th.u G0 per cent OF the men
Student, earn 30 least part of their exc
p.nsrs 40 the University og Wisconsin.
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japanese artists take long wood shay.
ings wwNp them together into a mat
aud then pain, pi'tuos upon them
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Tho badger 900 animal much feared
Dos tbe suucrsufious Japanese mind.
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Between talss that are t0urin' IN
ear, an fcllers that are wastin' nom
Frisco T. Boston. a., wonder tn rail.
roads hold up ~ well ~ they do. Mrs.
Tilford Moots grln'iathcr, who has
PLAYED gtll irr tn past three wears, dico
anyhow tdny.
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

For the second time. Love made
IT. Appearance In the whirlpool OF
passions that surrounded the Flam-
ing Jewel. that priceless gem, stolen
FIRST from the
COUNTESS or ESTHONIA by the
great international thief.
oUfNTASA. and stolen from ou'n-
tana by
MIKE CLlNCH.
/, was love OF the now beggared
countess that made
JAMES DARRAGH swear 20 restore
tie Jewel 90 her. Ne traced ~ 20
CIncha disreputatic hotel In the
adirondack whsre be worked
under the name % Hal smith,
Now love was appearing Ia the
lie of beautiful
EVE STEAYER Cliuch's step
daughter and the one influence
for good Ia Ciinch's crime stained
career Eve. captured by Cuin-
tana and threatened VitE torture
10 make her reveal the Flaming
Jewel. escaped from his savage
clutch and was brought 10 camp
by
STATE TROOPER sToEMoNT.
sturmont STOOD guard while
Cliurh and his gang went int"
the night 20 wipe out Cu.ntaha
gang and with them
EIOON. the rum-runner. and
LEvERETT. the trap thief. who bad
,arapetd with the icwel pactei
when ID slipped from Eve a. she
was being carried Into the camp
after her ESCAPE.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-29
PROMOTION DAY FOR
LITTLE TOTS SUNDAY
Thirty-Two of Cradle Roll at
First Methodist to Be Pro-
NOTED.

Cradle roll promotion day will be OBJ
served at First Methodist church Sunday
school Sunday morning. at 1915. Invita-
tions have been sent out to the parents
Of the members of the cradle roll depart
ment, and a large attendance of mothers
and fathers is expected. Of the 80 who
have attained the age for promotion to
the beginners department. Mrs. W. n.
Lipscomb, cradle roll superintendent, met
with her efficient corps of assistants yes
terday afternoon to arrange the final de-
tails of the simple program which viii be
carried out incident to the promotion of
the little tots.
Parents of the little folks will be in
terested in seeing how their children are
cared for during the Sunday school hours.
They have a sand table and other means
of providing occupation for small hands
and little chairs made just the. right size
for comfort. On pleasant days after their
simple devotional period of prayer and
singing they are taken out under the
pecan grove on the church lawn; on cold
days they have a fireplace to warm their
room. with screen in front OF portect
the little ones from danger. During their
hour they are both instructed and enter
tanned with simple Bible stories.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-29
TOURIST CAMP AICN
IS BEING LAUNCHED
Committee Appointed to Care
For Details in Getting Cam
paign to Going.

As result of the recent meeting of the
board of directors of the Chamber of
Commerce. when a comprehensive plan
for more extended activities in obtain
ing tourist travel. arranging for accom-
modations for tourists, co-ordinating all
civic activities in obtaining and taking
care of the tourist travel was outlined,
appointment of committee was an
nounced yesterday.
This committee, composed of Bryan
Mack, chairman, Fred w. Marsh and II.
P. Neuman, will have charge of the ex-
tensive campaign which has been mapped
out and which is designed, through thor
ough cooperation with members of the
Chamber of Commerce and other organi-
cations of the city, to flood Pensacola
with tourists the coming winter.
The Chamber of Commerce officials and
individual members are enthusiastic over
the plan that is under way.
This section of the state has never had
its share of tourist travel A number of
tendencies have contributed to this con-
ditfon. The Chamber of Commerce with
the people of Pensacola plans to remedy
these conditions and go after Pensacola's
share with the determination to put the
campaign over in the big way.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-29
WELL KNOWN HOTEL.
MAN BACK IN CITY
S. j. NewcOmb Enthusiastic
Over Possibilities of Old Span
ish Trail.

Were all set now at the San Carlos,
all we need is the business" stated s. j..
Newcomb Of the Newcomb hotel inter-
ests, who has just returned to Pensacola
for the winter, when he spoke of the
yesterday. A painting crew has been
busy all the summer, he said, 100 new
carpets have been placed in the rooms
and the entire mezzanine floor has been
supplied with new carpets and rugs. Mr.
Newcomb also spoke of the electric grill
which has recently been remodeled, stat
ing that it is as nice as any he has seen
while travelling over the country.
Mr.. Newcomb while away. spent a
month at the Newcomb hotels in Duluth
Mimi, where he says the conditions seem
very prosperous
IF Pensacola could make as good use
of her shipping facilities. especially the
water. as Duluth he said, then we
would have more business here than we
could handle"
He stated that the average daily freight
movement on the 25 lake boats that ply
between Duluth and other cities amounts
to $50, 600 tons each way, making a total
of 100000 tons in and out. Five trips
by passenger boats are made each week,
he stated The lakes are open for water
traffic for only six months of the year,
he said
81 am enthusiastic over the benefits
we will derive from the Old Spanish Trail
when it is placed in first class condition
from Jacksonville to Texas" Mr.. New
comb said. Then we VIII have tourists
from Louisiana and states to the west
ward stopping here as well as those from
the north, and too, we will have summer
visitors coming to our gulf beach. The
people of New Orleans have no such
white sands and surf as we have. The
Old Spanish Trail in good condition would
help us a lot now. We must have people
from the outside. We can't live off each
other
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-29
BEGIN RAISING FUND
FOR MEMORIAL PARK
Escambia County Organization
Will Raise $500 for Manassas
Battlefield Park.

Chairmen for the various localities
about the country to look after the
work for the Manassas Battlefield
Confederate park are being appointed
by j. G. Watson, chairman of the Es-
Gambia county organization, and May
or Harvey Bayliss. city chairman is
expected to appoint the sectional
chairmen for the city within the next
few days.
Mrs, j. A. Mcdonald has been ap-
pointed for the Century district and
Mrs. w. P. Brownson at Moline. Other
appointments will be made shortly
it was announced.
Printed receipts to be issued to
those subscribing to the $500 quota for
Escambia county have been obtained.
The date, name of the person making
the donation and something of the
purpose of the fund is carried on the
receipt.
A contribution is made to the fund
to purchase and equip the Manassas
Battlefield Confederate park as me-
mortal to valor, and in the interest of
American history.
This donation" the receipt blank
reads, makes the giver a member of a
designated, patriotic organization,
operating under a charter supervised
by the state of Virginia, whose others
serve without salary and your con-
tribution will be held to efface appar-
ent Southern differences"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-29
Dads Girl" Makes
Hit At The Garden

Dads Girr' was the offering at the
Garden theatre last night when good
audience greeted the Piickert Stock
Company, which has been playing
there for several weeks.
Dads Girl" is chock fun of comedy
and the last act was applauded voei-
ferously by the appreciative audience.
Miss Lillian Pickert in her pleasing
manner proved herself adaptable to
the higher parts. She is fast winning
the hearts of the Garden patrons.
Ralph w. Chambers, taking the
part of the constable, was the hit of
the show.
Each member of the company is well
cast in this play. Misses Bonita and
Ezzen and Mr. Foster, Ezzen, Sacray
and Daily all carrying their parts IN
such manner to reflect credit upon
the Pickert organization.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-29
PUT YOURSELF IN
OUR PLACE

And as soon as you get here ask
to see the New Fall Felts. Be
fore you can say "Jack Robin
son" our salesman will lay be-
fore you the cleverest, smartest
headwear you ever saw And
the Hats will help you spread
the good news of the advent of
the fall season.
Mems Fall Felt Hats, $3.50 up.
Mems Velour Hats, $500 to $500
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-29
Sapp Brothers
Get Big Fines

The two brothers who were arrested
Wednesday afternoon by Officer Har-
relson for speeding, resisting an off
Ger and two other offenses appeared in
the city court yesterday morning.
Judge Morey imposed a fine OF SIS and
costs on j. b. sapp while w. j. sapp
was fined $50 and costs.
Two women who were alleged to
have been in the 0ldsmobile when it
was accosted by Motor officer Har-
relson but who ran away, were arrest
ed later by HARRISON. They were also
brought up in the city court yesterday
and fined $40 and costs each on a
charge of disorderly conduct