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The Washington times., 1922-12-25
MATINEE BURGLAR TAKEN
ON FIRST NIGHT JOB

NEW YORK. Dec. PA "mati.
nee burglar" who confessed 100 AZ.
ternoon burglaries, according to no.
lice. but who was caught the first
time he worked after dark. was in
the lineup at police headquarters
Police said the value of goods
stolen since las August was $500.
900. He was Thomas r. Melford,
who dresses like colleeian.
Melford. the police said. admitted
looting the apartment Of Lou Telle.
gen, actor, OF 5000 worth OF
goods. and said he had usually
confined his activities to afternoon
work.
The Washington times., 1922-12-25
FOUR LECTURES WILL BE
GIVEN At COLORED MEET

Four lectures will feature an open
meeting of the American Negro
Academy. to be held Wednesday and
Thursday. at the Cleveland School,
Eighth and T streets northwest, at
1880 p. m.
Prof. Robert T. Kerlin will speak
on Race in Culture" Other speak.
ers will be Arthur A. SchomburC,
president of the organization, on
"The Negro and Christianity" DIR.
Joseph France, on THE Negro and
Race Consciousness" and T. Mont
gomery Gregory. on The Negro
and the Theater." Business meet
ings will be held at the Mu-so-let
Club at IL IA. m.
The Washington times., 1922-12-25
BOOM IN FILMS
IS PREDICTED
/. BY SPRING
Market Has Become Settled.
Producers Find-Expect to
Equal 1918 Output.
BY GUY PRICE.
fcopyrixht. 1922, by CosInopolita n
No.. Garyicel

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 24.-Before
the robins take to the sky on thelr
northward spring journey. the mo-
ton picture industry. am re-
liably informed, will be under way
with the order for full steam
ahead. Which means that produc-
ton of films on a scale heretofore
eaualed only by the boom or 1918
will be going with full blast.
Producers for some time nave
been curtailing their activities Whiie
the industry went through the
process of reorganization. with
new distributing organization crop
ping out every Monday morning, or
with an old one making new alli-
ances, the maker of pictures has
been in constant turmoil. not
knowing from one day to the next
where the market for this product
would be. ..
But with pretty definite plans
worked out for distribution, the
magnates, as well as the inde-
pendents. have found their bear.
ings, and are laying plans for the
spring and coming summer.
Earl williams returned this week
| from San Francisco. whittier he
| went to give the fair maidens OF
his home city a thrill via the opti.
cal route.
Strong Heart. the now famous
canine, hardly can make the state
ment that he leads a dogs life.
Rather he ekes out the lavish ex.
istence of a millionaire. What
Strong Heart hasn't in the way
| of specially prepared delicacies.
grooms, high-bred playmates. and
| the like, isn't worth having.
| Don't he surprised any day now
| to read tic announcement: Marie
Provost aid Kenneth Harlan we'd
ded after film romance"
The Washington times., 1922-12-25
Fox Runs Ahead of
Car at Speed Of
IS Miles

ROCHESTER, N. Y, Dec.
25.-A little red fox living in a
burrow somewhere in western
New York has Man o. War and
Norwich backed off the map for
speed, according to John M.
Ohmslead Of Honeoye Falls.
When Ohmslead arrived in
this city yesterday afternoon he
said a red fox leaped a fence
along the highway about five
miles from his home and ran
ahead of his car. The speedom-
eter registered thirty-five miles
an hour for about five miles.
Ohmslead says the animal paced
the machine, never slackening
speed.
A broken chain rattling
against a mudguard frightened
the fox away,
The Washington times., 1922-12-25

Coldren, Carl Z. Grabill. Alexander
Grant. Ralph l.. Hebbard, Bert w.
kennedy, Donald l.. Luxford. VIII
liam j. McGee. Carl o. Markham,
William J. MCGEE, David j. Nevin,
William +. O'Brien, Henry NJ. Rose,
Col. Oliver l.. Spaulding, jr., @.
Roscoe Swift, Howard w. White,
and Burridge Wilson.
A committee was appointed to ar
range for the annual banquet on
January 26. the anniversary Of the
admission OF Michigan into the
Union
The Washington times., 1922-12-25
EDWIN DENBY TO HEAD
MICHIGAN ASSOCIATION

Officers for the ensuing year have
been elected by the Michigan State
Association OF the District OF Co
lumbia as follows:
President, Edwin DENLY; vice
president. Earl c. Michener: treas
urer. Joseph A. Fenton: secretary
Charles +. Consaul; executive com.
mittee. Bertt II. Brockway, Fred G.
The Washington times., 1922-12-25

Tomorrow evening at o'clock .
program will be given in Riverdale
under the auspices Of tn Riverdaie
Citizens Improvement Association.
The affair will be held in the public
square opposite the railroad station.
The program will be as follows:
Selections by band; community sing
ing, tableau, THE Star OF Bethle-
hem" with music: chorus, 20 Holy
Night" tableau, THE Nativity
with quartet; chorus, Joy TO the
World" and two other tableaux.
"The Night Before Christmas and
."The rophecy." Prof. C. A. Ma.
goon Is chairman Of the general ar
rangements committee.
Mt. Rainicr's Ninth accident oc-
CURED last evening when a car
driven by A. A. Vaughn. of Brent.
wood. struck little Miss Dots"
Bakersmith. ten years old, Of Mt.
Rainier. The little girl was not
hurt.
All patrons of the Citizens Inter
state Bank, of Mt. Rainier. We're
presented with Christmas tokens on
Saturday evening. J. II. Campbell,
dressed as Santa Claus, gave candy
to the women and children and
cigars to the men.
The Washington times., 1922-12-25
To
HOLD PUBLIC
SING
Citizens to Assemble in Public
Square for General
Merrymaking.

BRENTWOOD, Md. Dec. 25.-The
Christmas spirit is being displayed
in Brentwood, Mt. Rainier. and Cot
tase City by various town COM
munity affairs.
The Washington times., 1922-12-25

Paul havnsh
ersadtwou
usndcom
the family numbers
only all under
eEmmaa Of
Erntaof
Eiz ethofF fFrancan and tina OF
The Washington times., 1922-12-25

Men with of tie families should be
gated by the before charge
according to Judge Kathryn Sellers of the Juvenile
above who is champoning Of
Court having jurisdiction in all involving divorce,
support and the disposal Of dependent children Incompeeny of
wives family finances
of nonsupport charges declares Judge Sellers
The Washington times., 1922-12-25
!(!{<l5l2zs3QI}Ql2
Is There a Santa Claus?

T,oenty- five years ago little Virginia OHanIo~.
perplered by this question wrote to the Editor Of
the New York Sun: 81 am years old Some Of
my little friends soy there Is no Santa Closs
Please tell me the truth, Is there Santa Cldus!"
The following editorial published IN The Sun IN
1897 one Of the finest things IN our Eterat1re an
s,cered for all time and all children this old. old
oussfioN.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-12
BODY or BLACK
IS RIDDLED WITH
BULLETSBY MOB
is ACCUSED OF ATTACKING
YOUNG WHITE WOMAN
EARLIER IN DAY

~ Associated Press
STKEETMi>. Texas. Dcc. IL
accused of attacking q young white
woman early to-day (,eorgc Gay.
ncgro - wears old. was taken from
sheriff Mayo this afternoon. chain.
ed tO u trre aud shot 10 death by
mob, estimated M more than %
thousand men. THE men then dis.
persed.
More than 500 shot were fired. Gag
WIS captured In house south ot street
man this morning and iho sheriff aud
his dcpuii,, were serkiue 90 take him
% Falriild fpr safe ktcriug when mob
oycrpowcred them aud tvuk charge Of
GaN Gay was never definitely identi
fled hy th' young woman h- her asslil
tut CircumsiBnini evidence implirat
INK him caused his arrest hY officers
When hoodhouuds truu the state pen
ltsutpry ven put on the trih bate %
day they went Immediately t' ~, hou
where Gaf vas captured.
Tho oub negro hotel 90 sircotman
vu burned tonight adding another
event 'a th. excitement oi the div Tho
.tu.. Ur UrrlH of the ffr Wts NOT a..
isrmUuoi The Young woman ~ r,coy
,riuE from tine attack Sh, was uD.
injured except f0r t fcw scratches uis.
tanned boz 'hc nshf with h,r assailant
Another negro frrsstrd bon connection
with th, attack uls released
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-12

Louise Lsndis' elasses, have
promised 10 dress all the dolls
tina; arc given to them. In ad-
dition, several Of tho girls have
already taken dolls 10 the high
school and arc getting them
ready for Sent, Clsu,
The News he, received
large number Of dolls the pas,
few days in response 10 the ap-
peal for toys. The girls vii take
care Of these dolls and make
them look like new.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-12
SEARCH FOR
.AVIATORS IS
Yet WITHOUT
ANY T RACE
By Associated frcas

By Associated frsas
NOGiI.ES. Arit. dec. ll.-fouI
United states airplancs under com
mand II Captain H. G. Ervin, pcns
trated Mexico to % depth oi ciglhy
miles today in an extension of ih'
search ior olonel Francis 4
Marshall and Lieutenant & l.. Web
her
The four planes crossed the bori.'
not far from Nog,lcs, Captain ErVii
stated on his return. flew due soutl
a. Maedalcna. then turned west Tor !
distance oi sitty miles and return
ing. rcenlcrrd the nitcd States ncaI
RUBY. west oi Nogalcs, late this after
noon.
80 trace ~ tho missing aviator.
was found. Captaru Ervr. announced
though tho ssarchcrs flcw low a. Boo
vostigatc two susulc Gus looking fire
aud n,ing 900 spread formation
'rridIronoi' wide area No attempt
was made 90 hand on Mcyico
To continue Hunt
SAN ANTONIO. pcc N -Searri
for Colonel Francis li Marshall and
Lieutenant Charles T. Wphhsr. miss
Ink aviaiors " U be- carried on in th'
state 81 Sonora Mcyico tomorrow D,
army airpanps following aunluucc
ment today that thn governor o
sonora had granted p"fmi sion fu
The flyers 20 cruss The Meyicli
boundary ~ 'hy same time sys
iemAtlc comhlng - M, tcutmr
abos go miles ssuih % .rs,cs~n
Arlzena wherc mail carricr re
ported having seen an nirphur nyiNl
hetween Twin Buites and saharIr
THURSDAY sf'cr with The motor miss
INK was ordered by arm, officials
Report Machine sighted
The carrier said 20, machine vas
fNiug East iu the direction % th,
Sau1r tan Mountain.
Headquarters eighth corps tfeJ
FNrt sam Houston uudeI who's. q.
rcction tho scarrh is being conduct.
ID. upon reported of tho information
Field ayiators io JOHN %. bre. CO.
nchmcnt a'r"ld, operating All
ordered oui three additional Kelly
zona. tn" planes viii lplt. ,ut tu
morrow morning fur E1 Iasl whore
a short stop win be- mld. laiur. uro
cecdIng 20 Tucson which H fh, Ia., q
operations
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-12
FARM LEGISLATION
ASSURED BY LATE
IMPETUS IS CLAIM
III PARTISAN SU p P0R T
PROMISED RECoMMEN.
DATIoNs FOR CREDIT


WASHINGTON. dec Il Farm
credit legislation received Iu Congress-
toda, an impetus which both Republi-
,,n aud Democratic leaders said insured
legislation In behalf of agriculturisis
during the present session.
Arrangements were made Tor imme.
dmtc hearings hv two senate commit.
tees aud tonight tho unofficial senate
farm blo. met and made plans to press
the credit extension legislation
Bipartisan support Tor major lea.
turrs of administration rccommcnda-
tions to expand credit 90 farmers was
indicated Bios endorsement. meaning
that ~ Democrats ~ well as Ropubh.
can members FOR important features Il
the Lcnroot Anderson hill which had
IN. approval ~ administration officials
was said 10 De- promised Democratic
m"mlets of the hloc said that President
itriinE and th. administration had
.oom" around su given their support
to the credit legislation prev inusly
urged by the bipartisan agricultural
group
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-12
New MOVE TO FORM THIRD
PARTY BELIEVED DUE TO SPRING
UP AT Meeting Of PROGRESSIVES

unns' NJ healing continued It's
officers are managed hy the cmplo,
ers Interests Its lr,dor- know thcv
receive money fJom this source ~
,omo into labor ranks and disrupt
hhor organization and do NOT b-
llo,c their credentials should even ba
considered ~ IN, committee
lnuiher Debate
Another debate WIS prccipIiatod
when the credentials committee pre.
scented maioriiN r-poft that repre-.
sentativ,s from lucsl trade and labor
unions should uot D. soated ~ such.
Morris HHguf - Ncw YORK intro.
duced an amendment that such dele
gates be- seated by che committee. hut
not a. dsieeatcs from lucal unions,
and that thsY ~ prohibited froW
voting en any rol calls The amend.
msnt war losi and the entire quos.
'ion referred hack o. The committed.
Thr question q tho formation of "a
third party did not reach the con.
ference TO-DAY. but reports sgrrsrt
tonight Indicated that a number q
resolui ons bearing on this subject
may be offered tomorrow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-12
ATWELL, DALLAS
TO Be new IT, s.
JUDGE, REPORT
APPOINTMENT WILL PROBA
BLY, GO TO THE SENATE
THIS WEEK
ny Associated Pres.


WASHINGTON. pc. u-W. n. A..
we'll Of Dallas. V.I n' appointed Uuitcd
states judge Tor 'be northern District
uf TeyHs o. boCuu' tHown today.
v B Cr|grr. of Browns, NE. who -
generally looked upou ls tn patronage
distributor for 'h. lo.a Star State. 70
fused o. Say Definitely t#tt A'wcll would
he appointed
= hope tud 'sl. however. that
Judge NfV,l VII Ir lrpoiuted and that
bus nomination vlIi rn q. the Senate tn,
vrrk NJ trterr said.
o. s believed ben. nat the appoint
m'u, oi Iudr, Nfy,l win o. a popular
oTp ". vp. United states attorney
ior ths' district during thc Taft Admin.
Is'u'Ion and hHs twice Iccn the Rcpub.
uHH Uow.uo,
IIlct NfvrI viii assist Judge Wilson
u clearing gp ff. do.kGt ~ tho North.
yn b.r..f vh.,h H uosvly clogecd
now
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-12
PELT POLISH
Chief WITH
SNOWBALLS;
Then KILL a

~ Associated Press
WARSAW. dec. ll.-Rioting. In
which there was lass NJ life and injury
io many persons, marked the ceremony
~ the swearing In today of Gabriel
NarutowicI ~ president Of Poland.
II II estimated that 20 900 nationalist,, :,
mostly students and school boys sought
a. prevent the inaugural ceremony. hut
beyond peltlng the new president with
snow balls the demonstrators accom-,
l'iished nothing.
Narutuwi,z took tho oath of pres .
dent in the pres ribcd form bat only in
the presence of the radical nun.rulish
members. az the nat onalists remained
away
Radly Maulcd
Meanwhile natioualsts aud youths
fcll upon and beat several ,,dlcals aud
Jewish deput cs The socialist deputy.
r.otroWsld was 90 badly mtulod that
he BE- not expected o. receiver
President Narutovicz had lu await
two un hours n 'hr diet building boz.
fore the sold ,rs wor. able 10 clear the
way 80 be- could got ont \ counter
demonstration s.tw",n ito .uci1lsts and
the hboritcs helped draw away th
crowd so that Tho pres dent could make
hla exit
Have Ncar-Itaitlr
Tho hattie took place between the
. ,al factions anu Tue police IN this
arms were freely used and four por-
sons we're killed and ten seriously
hurt one hundred persons suffered
mtuur injuries
The radicals are Indignant over
The situation. They arcusc tho uat.
ionalis, leaders Of encouraging tho
youths 10 start the street lighting.
The principal blame Ia laid hy them
un y spccch made 10y General joe
orh Hsller. snm'oender' i,. .chisf ~
the Polish amy during \ rect
mcetlhg IN Warsaw SUNDAY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-12
One BOOZE
FIGHT WON,
OTHER LOST,
BY RULINGS
~ Associated Press
Aa.aau.....IA.

ny Associated Press
WASHINGTON, Ilec. 1.-Two
eases considered by the government
of major importance IN the enforce.
mcnt of national prohibition were de-
eided by the supreme Court today
In one ~ them, coming from the
State of Washington. the govern.
ment SCORED n sweeping victory. the
supreme Court holding that both the
federal and state government can
prosecute and punish the same un.
lawful act in the manufacture. pos.
session, transportation or sale of In.
toNicating liquors.
The other coming from California.
the government lost In its contention
that In The enforcement uf national
prohibition an executive officer can
impcIc and collect taxes as the assess.
mon', and penalties Imposed by those
sections Of the revised status which
remains unrepeated by the Nolstcad
Act and which bccamc law while tho
manufacture and sale 81 intoxicating
liquors was not prohibited
Aiifon iNAcf~fn
Tho United States district court for
Western Washington dismissed u
federal indictment charging vito
Lama. Dick Barto and others with
manufacturing. transporting and pos
scsslng Intoxicating liquors on tho
ground that they had been tried and
convicted IN the state courts FOR the
samr uffcnsc
rrns-v '--.as ~, s-.s,s iolii.. n =
supreme Court held that rin the. ab.
'~cnce % special provision hv Con.
rrcss. conviction and punishment In
q state court under state law FOR
making, transporting ana selling in.
toyiclting liquors Be- not a har tp q
prosecution in court of the United
States under tho federal law Tor the
sam" acts"
Other Case
The Regal Drug Corporation ~ san
Francisco obtained permit 10 with.
draw from bonded warehouses intoxi.
eating liquors and wine fpr sale
under the prohibition act for non.
beverage purposes Tho permit was
cancelled and tho collector - Internal
revenue imposed upon the company.
in addition to th0s. provided IN the
prohibition enforcement act. certain
taxes and penalties carried by an.
repealed sect.ous ~ tho revised
statutes governing the manufacture
and sale ~ distilled spirits and wine
prior to national prohibition
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-12

HiVh school boys members Of the classes Of Prof Oscar
Wise anxious repair the that speeding
th, work that they may be have in this
charitable work Tie News will that these distributed
through reliable parties persons the, actually need them Santa
Claus won't be lacking dad Amarillo folk who have old
discarded viii bring them The News ooc Then these
be epaed painted Don't delay bringing
dolls and for the boys and girls have only limited time
which 10 do this work
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-12
~ syAs.oeis,drrB

CLEVELAND uor N The ouea
''n uf seating representatives q tho
Workers Party Uf America prcrp..
atcd heated prolonged discussion It
this Afternoon s,.siuu ~ the first
days meeting - the srcond confer.
once fnr progressive political action
and cnuarl an early adjournment
when the question wa referred hack
to tho credentials committed for
further consideration This COMMITTEES
holfi 90 roport to tho conference -
morrow Dnofficn'ly IL was reported
that the committee would refuse %
seat tho Workers Party represents.
lives ou tho ground thcv were "un.
American and anti labor" and had NJ,
been invited % sIt in tho conference.
Flaws lbrlcrates
Edvurd Healing ~ Washington dc.
clared the Workers party has no
plara vherc honest trade unions ar~
represented and u ig hra7cn affrontcrv
20 present credentials o. "a convsn.
tion that does nor wish ATTENDANCE %
'he snelilej Workers pant,
The workers uartv n out 90 De
stroy and disrupt labor organlxa.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-12
CLOVIS HUNTER
IS ACCIDENTALLY
FATALLY WOUNDED

.-rsris ~ The Ne~s
CLOVIS. y NJ. Dcc. il-DsVid e.
Myers. Jr axe %. died IN the Baptist
hospital sunday evening at ten o'clock
from gun shot wounds he and four
fricnds were out hunting 80 miles north
~ clovis and ~ he placed hts gun In
the c,r u exploded, the load entering
the lefi side of his vhest Just above tho
nrs, rio Hc walked 10 rear % ear and
Tell
His friends hurried him O. town
whore h. was given sIl ths attention
possible
tie va "a member 90 the auto repair
firm known ss l.luAd and Myers and
leaves three SISTERS brother and "a.
ther.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-12
FIND VERDICT FOR GOVERNOR
Severe Cold
Wave Predicted
During Today

4 cold wave b. predicted for the
Texas Panhandle to-day accord ng
10 "a telegram received here early
hast nighf hy r T. CONS dine. G.. 5.
Weather Bureau usscryor The tcle
gram was from New Orleans and fol.
lows.
"Culd wave for Texas pinhindlc.
Temperature viii fan so degrees or
more in next 30 hours
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-12
GIRL LOSES
HER CLAIM N
FOR 100000
IN DAMAGES

~ Assnrnted ffNkH
OXFORD. Mss. Dec. ia verdict
Tor the defendant was returned nc
bht tonight in the suit for damages
Instituted bN Miss Frances Blrkhead,
stenographcr. against Governor VI.
Russell for damages based on charges
of seduction and other allegations.
The Verdici, merely saying. we.
Tie Jury. fnd for the defendant'--
was returned Just - minutes after the
ease vas submitted 20 u.
Only Few m Court Room
Neither the pain,iff nor tho de-.
f"ndant WAS in the court room. Only
the Judge and few court attaches
and newspaper men were on hand
when the jury fled In and reported.
Iudg, q O., Holmes. who presided
u the trial was in the lobby of tho
building when word came from the
jury ruom that the jury was ready 10
report Court was reconvcned as the
jury filed boz.
Had ASKED For 100000
Submission u the case 20 the jury
followed four hours Of argument in
which picas brilliant and aboundlng
IN dramatic and intense supplica-
cations were made
Miss Eirkhcad had asked for
100000 damages Fifty thousand dol.
lars was asked on each II the two
counts one charging SEDUCTION and
N" other Impairment of health as a
result ~ an alleged operation which
she declared Mr. Russell had con.
nivencd at
The verdict was returned by a jury
composed of parried men ranging In
ag, from ss o. Is years.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-12
Earnings of Texas
Roads Show Decrease
Over Same 1921 Era
ny Associated rr~.

~ Nssocistfd lrrss
AUSTIN brr o. Torl n,, revenues
earned hv Texas railroad. f', lH, uu,
months period ending O.'uf.I wen.
S2S.55s.tst according 'n .mm,r. ol
railroad c1rnIuEs issued Dos iN. tT
road COMMISSION iuilr Tons amount .,
70 d",r',t, ot lt p.r cent orcr earnings
during 'h" r'm" period hsf yoHf pp,
rating ",p"n.rs during 'Hr p' oi Co.
tailed |iIt 13te-f amd operating r..
cnurs iIa5s'1 1n1 d.. r.a.. ~ s.N.
teen p.. .rut over bsf trtr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-12
Woman Sentenced
to Serve Prison
Term, is Freed
~ Assoeis,.dPrcs

WICHITA kans. Dec it-Mr-
Frances II Graves. secretary of thr
Wichita League of Wopcn Voters. who
was sentenced 10 sixty days In prison
and fined 5000 by W = Campbell. Judge
~ tho city court Tor contempt ~ court
TODAY was released on order ~ Thomas
= EhroCk judge Of district court Her
release was procured through a writ OF
haho,s corpus
Judge Ellcock declared that Iudge
campbell had mo- right 20 send Miss
Graves Go iail and held the city courts
action void ne gave this opinion iu
view ot the fact that h. had issued an
order temporarily restraining Judge
Campbell from proceeding with the case
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-12
COUPLE At SEA
Is MONTHS, HOME;
HAD MANY THRILLS
BY Associated Pros


NEW YORK. Dee 1.-Two great
storms ti sea safely woathercd and an
unpleasant twenty four hours on a
south Soa reef formed part - the honey
m"on experiences of Mr. and Mrs A..
h'rf y. Gowcu Jr, ~ chicago. whose
motor Yacht Spec3cks. chugged into
N'v York h,rbor to-day to complete a
10000 mile voyage.
Tho hurricanes were met OF New
Caledonia and iu tho Indian Ocean. Il
Was ou a coral reef ~ one ~ tho Solo.
mon Islands that tho honey mooners
spent an anxious time when the - foot
craft piled a shore during a storm. Their
N',s'. WIS worked 10 the reef after
which several of 'ho crew deserted and
Tahitans replaced thom The trip
started sixteen months ago.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-12
Four Bandits Get
$4,000 in Bank Loot

Los ANGELES. Dec 81 -Four han.
dts today robbed the hank 40 pru,
California. about 90 miles north ~ Los
Angeles in Ninturn County OF $4,000
and forced g. =. spencer its president
and his little daughter 20 ride with them
In their automobile 70 Los Angeles ac
curding 90 Spcu,crs report T. he pc
lice here
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-12
Opera Singer is
to Cancel Program

LOS ANGELES yat Dcc \
scheduled meeting of 'hr police con.
miss.oncrs 40 vh.ch vas 10 b. drriie G
whether Nm, Toahura oadski. o4,
singer could appear u oonoert here o..
morrow night vus called of todIN
when NM, G1iskl issued a s,ate-nert
DECLARING that IN" would not attempt
20 sins for a t.os Ang,lss audlcnce a
th.s time.