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The New York herald., 1922-08-20
PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str virginia (pan). Turks Island via
Gloucester for New York.
Str North Land. Boston for New York Cat
6 40 AND.
Schr Edward Smith. Apple River, Ms, for
New York, with lumber to Stetson, Cutler &
Nedman: vessel to Sexton Bryant
Schr Ethlyn CBr), Halifax, Ms, for New
York.
Schr @ Adams (3r). Lunenburg. Ms. for
New York. with lath tc J n Booth vessel
70 J + Whitney Co.
schr Beryl NJ Corkum (Br), Bathurst, NIB.
for New York. with lumber 10 Homan q
Schr G p Emson. Bridgeport Tor New
York.
tug Augustine, towing bargcs tat go
AND.
Motor barge Radium tat II 80 AND.
Mofar barge SOcOny Il
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BY Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc.

distance given in miles, position at noon
unless otherwise specified
Agwimex i56 SW Nantucket l. 10TH
Albert Jeffries CTS Cape May 18TH
Camden III SW South Pass 18th.
dorchester 2OI ESE Barnegat 10Th.
Eastern Sword 200 T. Ambrose l. V 10Th
Edgeficld 81 y Ambrose l. 10Th.
Edward l. Doheny, Jr. 305 w Sand Key 18th.
Firmore 4I6 Diamond Shoai l. V 18TH
Grecian - Il Fire Island l. V 1Stn.
Henry II Mallory 6s5 Scotland /. v 18th.
] A Moffett, Jr,195 s Hatteras 18TH.
Lake Strynfon - SW Nantucket l. " 10th.
Munargo left Antilla. Cuba. bound Nassau.
18th.
Norman Bridge 45s w Sand Key 18th.
Pipestone County 20 Il Ambrose l. 10Th.
Sag Harbor $40 S Scotland l. V 18th.
Stephen Il Jones 30 Il Fire Island l. V 10th.
Tanamo "a Ambrose |. 10th.
w Tcagle 1s5 Diamond Shoal l. v 18th.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
MARrNE-roR SALE OR WANTED.

-
FOR sALE-Freight propeller MARION"
In first class condition ready for work /.
Approximately 300 tons freight Hull 100 H.
\ - r., IT,. engine. Neafie a Leayy
26-2G Accommodation for passengers could
be made ~ small cost. r. j. HOWARD.
one BROADWAY. New York.
iOk SAl.E-Covered steam lighter, 100 gross
tons, i2s net, huh 81 feet, beam 23is feet.
draft 7 feet ] inch. compound engine $50
h. p. boom tons, speed 10 miles. built
1918; fine condition. BOX No. 1925. BrlaGe-
port Conn.
IIOUSEBOAT. new. I large rooms, bath, In
closed glass porch; running water; latest
improvements. finest afloat; So 500: seen
no appointment. ll3l Herald, Harlem.
FOR sALE-Tug, built 1891 engine ia inches
spuare draft feet $4,000 MCINTOSH
AGENCY. ~ broadway Rowlinr Green 7e57
SNfIBOAT wanted, ~ TO 30 foot cat: good
sea boat; fully rieged. state best cash
sale price. i4s5 Herald, Harlem.
FOR SALE-Two covered barges and der
rick lighter. LAVENDER. 0s2 18th nv
New York.
r. II. Fl1ANKLiN, Ship broker, so Broad
IrOR SALE-Deck scow, no n. X 33 ft x
~ n. T. J. HOWARD. One Broadway. MY.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str Celtic (Br), Liverpool for New York,
is expected to dock at pier go. North River,
about PM Sunday.
Str Western World. Buenos Aires for New
YORK, is expected to dock at pier 3. Hobo
ken, NJ, Monday forenoon.
Str Oropesa (Br), Hamburg for New York,
is expected to dock at pier ~, North River,
late Monday afternoon.
Str Guilio Cesare UtaD. Naples for New
York. Is expected TO dock at pier 97. North
River, late Monday evening or early Tues
day morning.
Str Bergensfjord (Nor). Bergen for New
York. Is expected TO dock at foot OF 30th
street, Brooklyn. Monday afternoon.
Str Helig Oav tDan). Copenhagen for
New York. is expected to dock at foot OF
nth street. Hoboken. late Monday evening or
early Tuesday morning
The New York herald., 1922-08-20

Str Sunbeam. Snyder. Tampico (balIasu-
II l. Hague.
str Jamaica tNic), Gibson. Kingston via
Bluefields (generaD--Di Giorgio Co.
Str Solyang tNorl. Vedo, Manzanillo,
Guayabal. &C, via Norfolk tgeneraD Allan
tic Fruit Co
str Antilla. Petersen. Santiago. Guam
tanamo. Manzanillo, &c fgeneral)-Nsw
York and Cuba Mail Steamship >Co.
Str Orizaba, O'Keefe, Havana (general-
New York and Cuba Mail Steamship Co.
Str Pinar del Rio (Br), White. Havana
tgeneraD-American and Cuban Steamship
Line.
SIR Fl Mundo, Nelson. Galveston (generaD
Southern Pacific Co.
Str Creole, Jacobs New Orleans (generaD
Southern Pacific Co.
Str West Hobomac. Lambert, New Orleans
(ballastb--Lykes Brothers.
Str Mohican, Bayly, Baltimore (generaD--
Clyde Steamship Co.
Str Santa Barbara, Brown, Baltimore
! (ballast)-Norton, Lilly Co.
Str Hillegom Dutch, Post Van der Mollen.
Baltimore (ballast)--A II Bull q Co.
Str Fletcher Farrell. Rupprecht. Phila-
delphia (generall-Sinciair Navigation Co.
Str Maraval (Br), Matheson tfrom Trinl-
dad, Perth Amboy (residue)-Furness,
Continued on Following Page.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20

STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and TOURS.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20

STEAMSHIPS, EXCURSIONS and TOURS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-05
LEGION PUTS TEAM
IN CLOVIS FIELD


SPECIAL 20 ] y" News
CLOVIS. N NJ July 4-The Dean
Lucas Post. American Legion. not 10
h' Ont dnno hy N, local Kiwanis club.
has entered tho uDe for city chamuions
10 non professional baseball. under tho
header ship 81 Jimmie Carponter and ".
u. Mack Tn" following line up has b,Up
arranged. n a. Crawford. 3rd hnss,
.',sh Austin. Isl base. = Carpenter. 9nd
base. Gcorg" Smitham. catcher. star
Mack. pitcher; Jack ZONES. III, field.
carl Wright center field: Cavauaurh.
right field W D Moak. utility man.
Two other city teams are In pru-ns,
"f organization. Tn" first National Bank
win hay" team made up ~ .r.nlov.s
lf'm Tho tank Handsome suits and fun
equipment has been ordered. according
tu e. W Harrison. president ~ the
bank This team expects 20 play teams
."f other banking institutions Of this dis.
.'iot, as we'll as Ia contend for IN, oiry
championships
Tn" Retail clerks have announced tina,
their athletes are being worked ou,
iur positions. and will h, ready soon 10
meet any challenge
Tn" series OF five games between Cash
lAmcNis Bob Cats aud DIR. billions
Bear Cats 'of the Kiwanis Club ended
last Thursday. when In. Dillons team
Was defeated. The winning team will be
treated 10 a chicken dinner az the new
municipal camp ground. Prom the Two
ki"anis teams one team will be- picked
io enter In the city championship game,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-05
ROCKY KANSAS KNOCKED OUT
ByBENNy LEONARD IN EIGHTH
ROUND IN MICHIGAN CITY BOUT

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"''N'' .n.t ....,1 .f
'''' ......, ........ .......,
wv ,., h,u.,.
'""'N ''' '' 49,. ........ o.,
t'' ''''' .....,.
save lh'F man .''" ...
WIS i''Ot ''
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-05
Bears lose Two.


IENI NpNT T,vas. July ro1u.
mont TWO" defeated san Antonio here
thie I'i'Iuouu taking tho ft.f game Il
v Ind The Second e. Co 4 slim Live
held ft. Bears iu four hits in ~, opener
whiI" Nu.rht and liroml,v were MT
harl Arlersou's uiuyh hin ru th, nth
inn.r- with Oh" h1-cs Wil gave thD 10.
Gals O. bead In th, second gam. that san
Niuu.u could mot overcome.
Score Nv INNINGS T.
Sir Arf.riu .... no uNu nun-- :
Beaumont ............ tul 3pu slv-li
lauu.. NugHr. BROMLEY and lien.
iy. loose and Anderson.
Summary. stolen losses. Anderson ..
Sl'r.... hits Henry Fuller TwubIsc
hit hWlgg.u I"N. Idinrtuu.
krsuIW Struck out hv Lowe , hy
Bromley . Bases ON halls. on Love 4.
oU 'oeHf 0. ,u bromley B. Ht by
pit,H'l. nt Love Gicuryt
Score, second gIlus r..
san Arf.uin ............. sUu uuu &C.,,
'''fNii"Il ,....-... -"l vi W
hti'riee Chcncv and Nc,icg. krui,
and Hooks
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-05
PLAY ~ Inning Tie

Nf.W YORK. iulv TN one of fh'
.m,si Spectacular games ever PLAYED af
the pho grounds tho Nrw YORK. Giants
and the H',oklvn Dod-,rs tIftvi 70
Innings Co. e. 90 %, tol1y Wei grounds
t,Ius"d uo.fponrm'nt uf the morning
Irlmr EIWlug- tied rh, ~.arr fur fh.
Clients with 90 homer bon The thui w Oh
tive ON and the Ngw Yori.ers went into
lthe l,Hd ia 20" seventh. Iubus' 10
brought In ~ tyiur run Tor rnosIyn
in the ninth with % uT.. boot was
pught COO the ulatc irving to stretch tha
I Die Each team srprod run fu fhr
tenth and r'.n ended thr sImo lr.f Ihe
Ian nnnE
brooklyn ..... 2oi oon Uoi 1000 o0 E
. Ncw York ...... COS oDn IUH 200 600 IS
Grim,- Vance. Cadoro Miller 1~l
b'lrrg RYAN, JonutIi Tu, ana
smith
Two has. hits plsnu DrhsrIy Nare.I
Three base hits. St,ng, lu. Johnston.
Home runs 7. Gumth. RAWLINGS.
Rasos IN halls RYAN 2. Jonnard ..
Grimes Cadorc g Toncy Struck oui.
Grimes g. Ionuard Vance /.
Barnes 2 Cadore ]
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-05

First in Sporting News
First in Everything
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-05
IIubbers Win Both.


D. HHOrK july g. Lubbock took
10th holiday games from Clovis today
no" morning gam" D 10 % and the after.
noon contest to Cantr.n was hi,
freely Joe the first game but WIS tight
Iu Go" uinohes and was aided by fast
and sensational fielding Woodbridge
had ihe best ~ HurIrsou On M. second
game and would have scored shutout
except for errors .n the grst inning
woodbridge struck or ten men.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-05
CUBS CRAB 4
DOUBLE FROM
PITTSBURGH

nv A.,ocat'd Press
plTTSE'UGll July Tho Dhiasu
cubs t..e 90 douh, b,J1.r Iw Pitts
lhurgh today. w.nuiur iha m.rH.nr
gam. O.. and 900. Afternoon "n" foe
TO-
Afternoon game.
T. lI o..
Chicago ...... iuu Coo UIa.N ~ D
Pittsburgh 600 Uru HfU. @
IarpID,-N dudgp .aud ulWr.Ii
Morrison and J.uwul
two Il., hH#. Miller larh,r Tine"
Discs, hts OFwH.u Stolen lusus llh
Iorb,r Suu,s ou, hr Morrison
Noruins game
rni,HEp ....... ..........
If'ff-hursh ....... .......... I' '
Tuui,, gh,,,ce Osborn. and
lOIlfu,W GlW,r 'uupu carlson.
IIIuumr v.Iih and Guu.h
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-05
SPUDDERS AGAIN
LOSE TWIN BILL
TO FORT WORTH


~ 'HH'fiAtffl iffHH
FORT WORM Texas JUDY Fort
worth defeated WipaH TII. twice 90.
IA. ! Co and d. nH.luE D. four
vi' tnrics in two dlgs hu| $500 homo
runs, nnkinE four FOR fH, 'I.f hIs"uIn
in as MANY gaines. rI.r iHr '.II- th"
opener. willie fhr scheduled inning
after pI,ro wont nine frames and was
wen hy tho cats. when 1aE,u'r was
to ocd across fho plan. IE % wllK after
k'rnr. new Wichita FuIIa pitcher s,.
cured from tho Chiurp cubs, wac The
Viz lin of grouped -if.t... nIlus the
sacks.
score by innings r. % g..
Wichita Falls . 00u nUo Ulo-l o o
Fort Worth . 600 1uU Olk /
lkttcr"s r'rdu. and ia..hunH
Wicht"l AMI lllworth
summary Stol'n lls,s CIly0.
l,Wnldt. Twubasn ht DII.n. Ilumo
runs Kraft 2. Tanner Hoffman Struck
r.'. by Wnchte !. hy l,rduo o. lI.os
on halk. off Wachtol O. a r,rIlr .
Scorr. second game. a.
Wichita Fails u20 GOO OuU-2
I FHrt Worth COZ 600 Uul--i
Batteries k.ou, .nd l.f.u,us,
todhr'd and Moore.
summary. stolen bases. White,
Ew0ldt Sumna. Sacrifice hits. Sears
Beck. Coomhs Twoha., hits. Kraft g.
Bcsrh,r Double ulnvs Adams tp white
Co. Beck STRUCK out. Ly Goodbr,l hy
kconc Bases uu balls. uf kr,uo %
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-05

SwEETWATER. July a. NwauIlo
took both games 81 tho holiday double.
header here today before large crowd.
The scorrs were 10 2 and 10 g.
Num'r6ais orrurg of both umHfDu
and coiumi sion were committed boo th"
first game. boz which Smith had the
letter ~ fleharty. while tho visitors
jumped aIl over Richburg in the second
affair Both games were long drawn
ont With the only possible feature being
= lone home run driven 20 deep center
ield by Mason boo the seventh inning
uf ID. l1ft game. scoring fWu runners
ghend ~ him.
Tn. sam" clubs pias their inIi rnn.
snrutivc double hnl here W.duosdas
Score first guuH.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-05

- TITFW TTf"e
hNn> CO.. July i-Youns Str.b.
". Hfson. Writ'rV,.Eht YVES given
' .n"' decision over Jake Abel OF
N'hr.', w'iturW,ight champion ,i the
'. D.. after % fast lo,nund huut here
'iiN SrihHur had 90. better ct eight
'.'s n Referee Alexander, opinion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-05

BOSTON. Iult . Because ~ rain
and wet grounds. PHILADELPHIA and
Boston PLAYED only ono game TODAY
Iu..raa ~ tho scheduled d"uhl" hldU
Philadelphia winning lu
E 70 o.
Philadelphia .... 200 600 t1'a
fsusftn .......... nnn GOO uh8
BATTERIES lluLhru ana I.u'iu'
Nri, and C1wdv
Two has" hiie. IIrrlin". Inpr l.Ier
IN iais lYunplm Struct 'i IluhhDu
70 Miller tiliinrim
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-05
Special 70 The Ne~.
Shamrock Keats Wheeler.

NTINWIitH'k- JUN l-Wherlor
strengthened their team considerably
sincc their 2s.2 defeat from shamrock
q month ago. and came over sunday.
receiving a "a defeat. George staggs.
high school pitcher. worked ON the
mound for Shamrock This made tho
teams percentage 7io In games WON
,and lost
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-05
You're out" tho umpire cried aloud.
You're out. you're out" said be.
Md you'll b. out again" h~ ssid
II you argss bach al mn"

Roy Morton vIn d. tho of Side pitch
~ for ths Gassers Hr was sign,d n
sanford when the Clue vas there o.
NefS. and has shown up wei. hsy
ffk~s in two games The first wts o..
i.apg'r. bet BE didn't Deserve the oh,
~ errors On fhe part ~ Dis is,I,.
D.. i's lat hHm ~. fhai out s,te.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-05
TUCUMCARl NINE
P0URS IT ON ROY
Specialize The News

Special ~ The News
TItIMCARl y VI July i.-The
i"'sl hall team poured u on the Roy
nine her" to-day, winning snlppy
same hv the score ~ to 2 The game
was Witnessed by big crowd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-05

Badger recently signed by tho Clss'rs
and former san Angelo twirlor b. a
right hanisr. u was erroneuusly stated
in tho News yesterday that be- was a
souihrnv
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-05

Amarillo.

summary Runs. Moore o. lHry.
Shell, Mcnnor. Errors smith N'mur,
johnson. Shell Q. tloharty, Mason.
Mourc Two.u1e, hits Douglas Conn.
stock F'ricrsun Sacrifice hits. fIvrer
ala. Pipkiu, Moauor q Byors. CIrln.
Sacrifice u.s.. Bupp Struck uIt by
Smith o. by H,hauy Base uu balls.
off smith .. OF Flehmty wild pitch.
Smith Passed ball, Ey,fH e,ul.r
lasrs Lory. Bycrg. Murur Cuuiu.
johnson She'll Tim, az game. I.l5.
I uprr. Price.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-05

summary hre" base hits. Brooks.
Tvs" has" hits Battle Langford Struck
out 'an'r'll 3. Wclzcl. Bases on
'9Il.. 'f 'nutr'll T. W'tzcl 2. Sacrifice
hi's Enrnshnw Langford. Brown ..
stolen ms's. Gobcr. Brown. Sp.cgle.
Inrgfori Double plays. CantreI 10
li't'l" 20 Spe"rie tlit ~ pitcher.
Tucker hy Cantroll Time Of Game 30.
Umpire spencer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-05
WIS., IE\NSI.EAiLE

Amarillo rs. nf Swt,fwtttr : 81
Clovis 81. 10 Luhhook GO
Abilene 30. a. Ranger a.
san Angelo -. az stamford 80
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-05
Texola Loses
to Mclean 81
specisl m. New.

Npcfial Pm The News
MCLEAN. July g-Mcl.o1n beat Tex.
ola Dos score OF . and to-day. Big
gcrs held TrNula Co., two hits and ,nahl'd
Mclean tO win the game. only ono
hour ami twenty minute. was required
for the .-ime
Blti,rt,s For Mclean. E-S'rs and
Bowen . Trvola Mcmillan and Spike.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-05
NAIin\M IrAIIr

'.l 'I.'. ~ ST. Louis 90
,h'c'." 'N Pittsburgh o.
nl0''InHu ;. at I.osiou q
h' .Nu it Nov YDrs E. ga .r
I.Hlsl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-05
Hepburn Wins
Motorcycle Race


WICHITA. Kans. July a-Ialph
H'phurn u les Angles won the aeo.
NIB naiional mnt"gcysic race here this
afterno from fieid ~ . Contestants
Hepburn wen the race held az Dodge
civ hans last year.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-05
INNS IIN,.IE

N'h.' Fall- ga 900 F,r worth SO
''rn1 et. a. DaUl- ,4
'.I.'. -'"r %. at Houston Co.
ISL" Ani"n.p 20 80 Beaumont ifG
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-05
Earles Win Double Rill

RANGER. July f-Abilenc took hoih
games today . % ? and 60 g King hit
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-05
sand Grabs Win Double.
nv Associated Press

lipi STDN July l-Galvceton won
10th games 90 e. double header here t0.
day. lilads received 500 from fans
when De- drove tine lall over tH. ttt
ficli fence In tho ninth tyug tl, ..u,
loo th' N. gIW,
Score Ly uniups o. 10 g..
GALVESTON .. 0n0 O00 00l 23 I
Houston ...... oaO O0U OUl o. 3
Ehu.rit. knight and CIirC'h. cha.
yer and B'nninghovcu
summary Threr.has' h.t l'lhl.
Home .U BLADES. Siui,u nie... Duu.
rulN Sl.r.Nc, hits. Nooru. Elil,v.
Griu'l 90 lI,udr.,ss. Hugh' utteu
nouh." nlFs DIsul Co Connolly EIsc.
,u balls. ul Gh2I,r g. Struck ont ~
ths'r g. lv Knight @.
Score second game, H.
Galveston ...... ....... fU1 Iun OF
Houston ................. 600 Upu u--u
latf,r' Iyl' and Witty, Ni.u,ud
aud kuudumth
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-05
WIN TWO HARD FOUGHT GAMES
FROM SKATERS; JUST RoMP ALL
over Mr.. RIcHBURG IN SECOND

90 homer with tho Ias.s flI boo 900, morn.
iug ln tho afternoon I.HIHd h'li
Abilene 90 three hits but 1910 n.r. group
cd with 9rna ufHa fhIi round The
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-05

fhe League leaders got severe joll
1ieroay when Lubbock beat them oul
a, Lfh ends VI n double header.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-05
DAILY News SP0RTGRAMS

Bruce Hiit, Casser pitcher. Is In ANA.
RHO. having bert the club ~ swootwat"r
Monday night.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-05

summary Two IJse hits DIAN Hur.
lesson. struck "u'. Wouldrdc. iu. Hir.
Lesson las nu Lllls. off lml,San Q.
Sa'rfio' hits. lhttu. stolen hta-s.
Larry Alien. brown Tim. ~ ran".
.A. mpiro. spencer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-05

heiug held o. one .un
The Drum corps D thU ia1l pid
Bellows lp,lg, viii furnish must. af part
of Tho blk reception being planned COR
tho CAESARS when they arrive hnuD Co.,
morrow Houston TAYLOR. president OF
tho Corps Immediately called Ul'
Witherspoon. president 81 the Gass'rs
Tursdny morning whom Doc read .n The
News - thc le w.I.Dm, that was bo
ing arrunred and offered th' services
10 the Drum o.vs Dr. is believed Oh,
Shr.u'I land uN IEU part
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-05
Sl,crdrr Wins own Game

ST LurlS. JuE shrul'l "on h-
own game with Cincinnati fh.H afternoon
.., tu a,,. smashing uu' 70 ,w" tasET
land driving Zoo layIn rum first Boo 'h'
l,irhih inning with So Louis winning
luu. iis performance mt' OBJ. '".H..
en- oven break with tho visitors. Ie th"
'ost the morniul 'r"lic ~ Co.. Co. liHn.nN
| plnul,d out his l'th hom'r of iht rf 300
boo tho third iuuug ihs afternoon w.h
/ two men ON laer
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-05

What d. ,ou sly. my prrity maid.
To bu 81 cream tonight"
went have time. me dapper yeuih.
TIN Teisrsein' fight
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-05

summary. Runs. COmstpCk, llt1g'r.
Johnson. CLANCY. Moanor, Moore @.
"Uau. Lory. Mason. Shell, Word Er.
.a.s Durrin. Johnson. Douglas. CLANCY,
"Huta@s hits, Moore. johnson, Frier.
u Thrce.hls, hits Pipkin. Fitzgor-
alI Home run. Mason. Sacrifice hits,
Nnror. Chaney. Johnson, Currln. sac
lce ny ComstoCk STRUCK nu'. by
Eligcr 8 hv Echburg %. EI#9 Un
IaHs OF Badger @. of l;.hhurg g.
l.1ssd ball. Pipkin Stolen bases. l'tz
uuld Q. Shell Bupp. Moore Time 10
game 1872. Umpire. Price.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-05

water Monday whit 90, Cuss.rs ,..ic
helms held o. one .ur
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-25
DISCOVER THE TOMB OF
PREHISTORIC WARRIOR

NEW YORK, Jan. 24.-The tomb of
prehistoric warrior who apparently
fell in combat has been discovered in
the ruin of a large Pueblo community
dwelling near Aztec, New Mexico,
which Is being explored by the. Amerl-
can Museum of Natural History.
A description of the burial chamber
has been received from Earl RI. Norris,
in charge of the work of excavation.
Beneath the debris adjacent to the
famous painted room opened in 1920
there has been found a second cham
Der perfectly preserved in every de-
tall he writes. I'm II was found the
warriors remains.
The body was that of a warrior
over six feet and an inch in height
and death had come to the stalwart
defender of the village when he was
in the prime OF life and in the height of
his glory as well. The frame had been
wrapped in a mantle of feather cloth
and cnshrouded with n mat of woven
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-25
QUESTION AGAIN IS
PRESENTED FOR SENATE DEBATE

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 24.-The
question of bonus for former service
men was again presented to the sem
ate by Introduction by Senator Sim
mons, Democrat of North Carolina. OF
the five way adjustment compensation
plan as an amendment to the pending
measure for refunding the war time
loans to the allied powers.
Except provisions FOR payment OF
the bonus this amendment Is identical
with the house bill taken up by the
senate last summer and recommitted
to the finance committee after Presi-
dent Harding had addressed tho SEN
ate.
Provisions for payment of the bonus
call for the issuance OF short term
treasury certificates until interest on
the debt can be collected to retire them
and later the use of the principal OF
the debt which becomes available thru
sale Of foreign bonds.
Mr.. Simmons declared he was bring
ing the subject up because former SER
vice men deserved the bonus and be-
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-25

rush stems. Within easy grasp OF the
right hand We're the wooden handles of
two stone battle axes, and by them
hafted knife of quartzite, as well as
chips of flint and prongs OF antlcr-
the materials and implements for ar
row making. A circular shield three
feet in diameter. unlike anything pre-
vious1y found in Pueblo ruins, covered
the warrior from thighs to temples.
A fallen chamber not far distant
from the warriors tomb contained
thirteen skeletons Twelve, those of
nine children and three aged persons,
were in no wise unusual but the thir-
teenth was one of the most eXtraordl-
nary which has come to light in tho en-
tire ruin. The remains wcre those of
an old woman who had been wrapped
and bound In the usual burial position.
and then placed in the corner OF the
tho room. A stout splinter from a
broken ceiling timber had been hcwn
TO point, then driven completely
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-25
THE VALLEY, THE STATE, The WEST

NEW TRACK HEADING WEST.
/, IS now stated along ;he state line
that work or construction OF the now
Santa Fc branch railroad from sa-
tants Kansas. to linDa rcuuty, Colo
RADIO. is TO begin as cnrly as March
satants !s not famil NJ Iamc around
hero and not much vs. Known about It
but II Is probably on.N - small prairie
sii.sge. Two Butte Sputuol gives this
'kctch OF the intended railroad route;
The road viii curue,i at Sa,anta
with tho Dodge Elty Elkharj ro1d.
From there IL Eocs northwest and
Grant county. drops soIih about a
mil. and closely follows tho township
line west. passing just hale mile
south ot the Johnson city townsitc-
Then u sWcrycs southwest from john
son. and the santa F. plans to estah-
lish q tuwnsitc three mites south and
Fight miles west Of Johnson. Some Of
In" santa f. of cinls favor extending
the road 30 within three niles Of the
state tine aud ne location OF town
VT" there.
Tho town OF Ulysses. In Grant
county. has no bonded Indebtedness,
and tho road will pass thru the town.
Johnson city was AZ one time an in
corporated town and was heavily
horded. The corporation was allowed
70 lapse But the new road VIII
make OF johnson city good town,
Tho santa Fc has two surveys
thru StantSn county. The north sur
Vsy running straight west would touch
, point just north of Two Buttes. The