Amarillo Sunday News-Globe (Amarillo, Tex.), Vol. 19, No. 332, Ed. 1 Sunday, October 14, 1928 Page: 1 of 44
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HICKMAN CONFESSES TEXAS CRIMES IN LETTERS
Causes of Delay
IN THE SOUTH Bishop Seaman
AND FT. WORTH
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Talks Beauty
OUTCOME UNCERTAIN
WOULD RETURN LOOT
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MOODY AGAIN
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q’a
DECLARES HIS
W.T.C.C.MEET
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MME. IDA HERNOFF.
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TICKET STAND
‘(By The Aua
d Pres)
Meo-
wiH CONTRIBUTIONS
his partner but says about $250 *M
taken.
Love, and 0.
Colquitt, prominent
The Amarillo del
*bo News-Globe ofi
Ueut-Commander
(Continued on Page I. Cot. 7)
DET
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Ir. Hoover
Cold Wave Sweeps Country
(Continued en Pege 2, Cal. 6)
Continued on Page 2, Cal. 1)
WEATHER
15
IOWA MAN AND WIFE HERE TO
Now
to make another
• INSPECT PANHANDLE AFTER
SEEING FARMING EXHIBITS ml wum
bring up whent alresdy planted an4 100 inches. It jn estimated that the
da.
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nole, ta Sroekholm ended in Green-
land, emived today aa the liner
Would Retain
Faith Articles
Staluer art sold an
and contemplat
DOTH PARTIES
START DRIVES
RUSSIAN DOWAGER
EMPRESS DIES AT
DENMARK REFUGE
series of atyle revues and 11
tures which will add ta tl
COMMITTEE ON
FAIR DONATIONS
SEEKS MAIL AID
ROCKFORD AIRMEN
HAN ANOTHER TRY
AT EUROPEAN TRIP
been making a series of
the far went nceusing
is
lim
of inconslateney la regard to Boulder
Dam. and Mr. Hoovet, ta Washing-
tea, has fartbar elerifled his views
WILL SUPPORT DEMOCRATIC
CANDIDATES FROM TOP OF
BALLOT TO BOTTOM
ml year and
wperetin yest
epuntry, f
Oklahoma,
tara of an
which swe
atateg thre
tal faa-
attrne-
Frederik vi
affart ta ree
ASSERTIONS OF VICTORY ARE
DENIED AS OFTEN AS
. THEY ARE MADE
Beneficial Rains Received
Over Panhandle Territory;
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end
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FATHER SAYS HE WILL GO BE-
FORE HIGHER FORGIVING
JUDGE FRIDAY
CONDEMNED MAN ATTEMPTS
TO CONFESS AU CRIMES
BEFORE DEATH .
(Continued aa T— S, Col. 5)
UNODERGH APPOINTED
bolters.
It ta tha first aational eampaign
speech the governor has made, bat
it contained in substane nothing
more than be has told newspaper-
man before.
mmgrg------
AMARILLO, TEXAS, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOUR 14, 1928,
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FINAL INTENSIVE BID FOR
VOTES NOW IN EVERY
SECTION
(Ny The Amoeleted Pien»
DENVER, Qet. IS. - The Plains
le.
- ainy United hwl .
WASHINGTON, Oct. a"" Colonel
Charles A. Lndhergh has accepted
~ ' Iment as membey of tha ad-,
. beard of the Nationaj ero-
nautle assoeintion. Senator Hiram
Bingham, prenident af tha assoeia-
tian, anmosneed teday.
(ontinued on Page 2, Cel. 1.)
25 POWER YACHTS
DESTROYED WHEN
FIRE RURHS DOCK
One of the peculiar features of this
eampaign ta the eontinued failure of
the disputants to agree upon what
isaues tha campaign is being waged.
In most of tha ether stirring battles
of politieal history, at least one elear-
cut and definitely Joined Inane baa
etood la relief. This time the situa-
tion is not so easily resolved.
The Republicans are gutting great-
er and greater emphasis on the tar-
iff. bat Chairman Raskob has de-
stared that Governor Smith fully un-
derstanda tba need far proteetion,
and tnm the tariff baa no glare in
------Europe ta an aip-
plane by way of Greenland.
to team the planting of meny mere
seres,
la other loealitien, where the vain
was lighter. It to sold the rain will
be of great benefit to wheat already
up bat that tba molsture ta not ef-
elent to bring up wheat recently
planted.
k
Bain, varying from twa inehes to
lighe Bhowers, has tallen in aluos
mly deelded upon the
day afternoon.
Repairs Succesafully Made—Ship Flies Far South Out of
Course in Unsuccessful Attempt to Avoid Headwinds ,
— Expected to Reach United Staton in Vicinity
of Virginia Capos Some Time Today.
(By The Assoclated Press.)
NEW YORK, Oct. 18.—The giant dirigible Graf Zep4
pelin, hindered at first by adverse winds and then by damp
s
Northwest Texas Mospital teday.
Mr. Furloy had been wurterine ea-
castonally with apvendieltis E -
to Grest Lekes to
Mt the dying ges-
odable wintry Storm
the RoekyNountain
ago, renting Indian
pilota flying te n Ford tri-mote
ship were injured meriously here „
night while attemptine to make 0
landing at a leant field. The plane
etrweh a tone and nose-dived to the
cround. The men ar. Harold Cone
ant Texas Chamber ef .Comma
Dalhart, Panhandle, Canadian,
>legation will leave
ftlee at 6 o’elock
every seetion of the Amarillo trade
territory, during the last 48 beeru.
The heavlent fall it roported from
the Dalhart territory.
In some utilen, farmers say suf-
flelent molsture has been received to
nt
.,ia
Na.
2,.rA
roy. 81; Ralph Bead. >1. aad Pem
Benge, 28.
ig
(Br Vyited Press:
COPENHKGEN, Denmark, Oet. ».
—The Dewager Km gross Dagmar ef
Russia died today at the Royal Villa
ef Hvidoere, Denmark, at the age ef
Tl.
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(Speeiai to The Render Newn-Glbe
SPEARMAN, Oat. 13. More than
*00 visitors are expected in Spear
man Monday far the fconvention of
the Traaa-Caaadian district ef tba
ri aad oklahoma on the west, many
uneertainties continue to figure in
the calculations of the politictans.
All of these states are elaimed by
bath sides, but when they epeak of
majorities neither sets the figure
very high. They are down to the in-
fighting aew. aad three weeks of tor-
rifle eftor lie ahead.
Over tba western farm eountry.
Republican leaders are saying they
have ween definite indieations that
the Demoeratle farm campalga has
passed Its zenith, aad that a steady
pre-election awing to Hoover baa
auceeaded a period of uncertainty.
Over the South the Demoerats speak
of a rebound from the anU-8mith
agiteUoa.and a return to the normal
eMar ofDemoeratie solidarity.
Both ef there aswertions are denied
as often as they are made, nor does
there appear to be any dimunition
of the fervor with which the anti-
Moover leaders are wooing the West,
or aay armistice in the anil-Smith
operations in the South. Tha Smith
farm leaders have began a far flung
radio eampaign in the corn belt, and
a lock-out and a shower of eggs
failed to prevent W. D. Upshaw from
making good his determination to
speak against Smith in Mississippi.
< By United Prena)
BL PASO. Tex, Oat. 11.—William
Edward Hiekman, slayer of Marlon
Parker, little Les Angeles girl, Friday
wil go before a higher judge, one
who will recognize the youth’s ptaa
of insanity and refuse to punish him
for the crime he eommitted, Thoenes
Hickman, Hickman’a, father, said
here today.
Hiekman left here at 6:30 a. m. on
the Southern Pacific Californian to
go before Governor C. C. Young of
California in a last effort to save the
boy’s life. ’ ...
“I have no hope of success." said
the father as he stamped in n seat
of the coach. "I am convinced that
Edward will go to hit death Friday.
But God will net puhish my son for
was thep ahont
of cSbMeutoe.
the act done while the boy was in-
sane. He is merciful and Jest. Bd-
ward is better off dying now than
should he live the rent of hin.lte
in on insane asylum. I knew this. I
knew that he must pey. I know that
there is just a week of aufterine
. ahead for my boy and then all his
- sorrow will be over. I caa see him
mounting the scaffold; mee him drop
to his death." The aging father
shuddered. “It’s terrible."
He paused awhile, drummed on the
arm of the soot, looked out ef the
window at a laughlag throng of
youne people. "I am glad my boy
brave,* he continued. “I want hl
to go to his death, take what’s coming
to him like a man."
“He always wanted to be hanged.
I can't guite understand him. He
seems tothink that ho has done a
great thing and that Ne hanging will
citmas the deed with a lesson to the
world. He seems to think that he
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-Ndeun- i
ho was dee te Amarillo this seem
lag from his loot eghibit. e
Dr. Loyd declared this morhint,
prior to making a complete report
aad statement for publleation seen,
that he knew the exhibita would
get untold results, but he never
dreamed that some of the people
who saw the booth on the recent
tour would beat Mm keek .boose.
(By United Press.)
WASHINGTON, Oct. U.—The
Right Rev. E. C. Seaman, of Ama-
rille, Missionary Bishop of North
Texas, today introduced a resolu-
lion in the House of Bishops of
ths Episcopal church convention
urging retention of the 39 articles
of faith in the Episcopal book of
common prayer. Ho presented a
petition bearing 33,000 signatures.
OF THIS REGION
BEGINS MONDAY
7.02 • ■ Ti ' '
The Fort Worth and Denver re-
ported a general min from Texline to
Childresm. The rate at Dalhart to-
talled two inehes. All wheat tend
unsowed will now be seeded. Cattle-
men estimate that reage condition
wil he imptoved to par cent.
Tba. precipitation at Clatenden was
EWS
(By The Assoelated Prem)
FORT WORTH, Oct. U—A letter
from William Edward Hiekman, un-
der death sentence at Loa Angeles,
which stated that Hiekman commit-
ted robbery In Fort Worth ta De-
cember, 1926, was received by Chief
of Police Lee Saturday.
Hickman stated he robbed a down-
town restaurant in Fort .Werth ia
December, 1926. He expiained he
wished to confess all hie erimes be-
fore he died. Hickman stated that
he was sorry he could not return
the money he obtained in the Fort
Worth holdup. No details were given
by him about the holdup.
A balf-ineh rate revered all of Col-
lings worth eounty, nceerding to re-
ports from Walltagtea. Tht waa
the first rain ta that eounty winee
the first week in August,
The Rock Island reparted a general
rain from Tueumeari to Texola, with
the fall heavie around Adrian.
dy aaltofMM Mt 4BA«aM« «T Mi
tentibh to support the Demhecratie
ticket throughout at a local Democra-
tic campaign rally here last night.
“I have always voted the Domecra-
tfc ticket." he said, "and in this elec-
tien I will vote the’tieket from top to
bottom."
The governor said that before the
nomination of Governor Smith he
had opposed the New York governor
ns presidential nominee, but that
state ho was nominated he (Moody)
would accept the philonophy of Jef-
ferson or the will of the majority."
"I stay with my party and shall
support Governor Smith as the Dem-
Oeratie nominee," the governor said.
He repeated for declarations fer
prohibition and expressed belief that
Governor Smith could not change it.
The governor's speech was one of
inttoduetiton for former Congress-
man James Young of Kaufman, gene-
ral chairman of the state democratio
campaign committee, who pledged for
party loyalty, rapped the Republican
party, the Anti-Saloon Lbague, Tom
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northwest, Boaster Robinson
loop from Madeira taking ndvantege
of more favorsble winds over that
eoutse. She waa making goad pto:
uress and sot on n course that would
carry her over Bermuda.
Hour after hour she sped on to
the west until nt 6125 o’eloek this
morning, eastern standard time she
sent word that trouble hod erepped
up. Her pert horisontal, used as •
stabeliser, was damaged and repairs
were being made to the rover no ren-
ditions permlltod. She woe eom:
polled toreduee her speed by half
and was making but 35 knota.
With this news enme a requent
(hat a surface vessel proceed along
her reerno and stand by. The sMp
you need dressmakers t
make full clotbee for el
gren. Whether you to
school slothes forthek
dlrs cr afternoon froeke
evening gowns for your2i
you ran select dresemak
from the Bestesee Berti
Want Ads. elassificatio
27 In The Newa-Glob eg
day.
1800 miles due east
B. C. The message
the campaign. ।
While Senator Curtis has been
hammering away on the tariff la the I
(By The Associated Press.)
LAKEHURST, N. J., Oct. 18.—The naval air statjon
received direct wireless information from the Graf Zeppee
lin tonight that the airship expected to arrive here tomor
row afternoon.
"Position at 2400 G. M. T„ (7 p. m. E. B. T.)” the
message read, "Latitude 34.40; Longitude 52. At present
rate of speed expect to reach Lakehurst afternoon of the
fourteenth."
ryton. Liberal, Texhoma, Stratford,
Amarillo, Berger, Stipnett and Dumaa
have already notified the local cham-
ber of commaree that they will have
large delecations.
The convention will begin at 10
o’elock Tuesday morning end will be
concluded in the afteinoon. Lindsay
Nunn, ef Amarillo, director ef the
West Tenas chamber of commerce. is
to preside st the morning session.
Noted Moa Bpeak.
A number of widely known speak-
ers have been secured for the pro-
grams including I. M. Lightner of
Guymon. Okie, Deen A. H. Leidig:
Tones tech, Andy Beer tend, of Ver-
non, president of the West Texas
chamber of commerce, Dr. J. A. Hill,
president of the Wort Texas State
Teachers college, Senator C. C. Smell,
of Wellington, end representative
Clyde Warwick of Canyon.
era stanard time, the Graf Zeppelin
waa about 1,800 miles due east of
the Bermudas. She had swept Nd
miles south of the Azores in a wide
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SOLD TO ST AM«BM COMPANY
ronxan2aa""ec"e:
tion ahneuneed today that tha Co.
Ion Trahanerea Company of Spate
has parrhased tha German dirigi-
hle Graf Zeppelin for about IM
gag to*.
The Vox eovporation offiees hero
and la Faris, has eontrneta: with
the Spanish company to build Air-
ports at Seville,' Spain, nnd Baa.
nos Aires, Argentina.
Col. Emilio Herrera, of the
Royal Spanish air navigation de-
partment, aboavd the Zeppelin on
Its voynge to Ameriea, anid when
the ship sailed that bo Ute a pan:
ranger at the special request of
King Alfonso of Spain. -
(By The Associated Press.)
HAMILTON, Bermuda, Oct 18—The Graf Zeppelin
passed over Bermuda at 7:85 p. m. tonight. She dropped
red and green signal lights which were seen by many.
She was passing well to the northeast of the island,
when sighted by persons at the dockyard and also by those
in boats off St. George's. She took apparently a direct
line for Lakehurst, N. J.
♦ • •
Famous Beauty Expert Speaks
Daily in. Amarillo This Week
Friday afternoon, following the lor-
' aaprjhnanbreuipdnzpadaphiga EntKe tin meu to mJ
Al 2130 Thutndhy aftomobn. Ma- mate enuvaineinue
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CARRY CAMPAIGN TO EVERY PART OF NATION Winds and Damage
‘To Stabilizer Are
has eommitted a super erime aad
that his death will lensen such erime
in the future. He hat written lettera
to his hrothers preaching the moral
(Continusd aa Pago, t, Col 4)
moleture will be of grout* benefit to
rotten and lata food evope.
The Route Pe reported Ito inches
of rain from Woodward to Canadinn:
three-fourths inches from Canadian
te Amarillo, with Miami meporting
1M inchen
> Speerman roported AT of oa ineh.
Heavy obewera were roported from
Covs end Hereford. Taiban, Fort
■8mm r and“Yauchn reported from
ene-fourth to one-half inches.
Alio On out Matm.f ,
The Santa Pa aleo reported nine of
from oro fourth to. hree-fonth»
inehes ever the Bbw« Paihs “
tations of the lesser leaders. la Ten.
nessce the Republican nominee mada
Mt appeal not only to the border
states, but to the couth as well. Rta
Demoeratie opponent has carried KM
“meeting and greeting" campaign
* ------r. North arolins,
__________ wi only •
_______________ aa bo approached
Loulaville, whete ho te to deliver hit
first prepared address tonight.
Throughout the whole border strip,
from Maryland on the east to Missou-
HALIFAX. N. A. Ort. IS. — Bert - *
Hassell and Parker Cramer, whse‘ ■
attempted flight from Roekford, m-
By BYRON PRICE,
(Aasoeintod Press Staff Writer.)
KANSAS crry, Mo, Oct. IS. —
rolities boa reached ita torchlight
meason, and no quarter of the whole
horinon le left te darkness.
In every wection of the country,
the final intensive bid for votes la
on. Th le time It Ie ne part of the
erheme of thioge on either side to
leave any debatable precinct
debated.
During the peat week the southern
border strip, beet suecessively to
Hoover and b'mith, has been the bob
of the pre-election whiri, while other
sections hove been under the exhor-
With more than half of the $15,000
sought to relieve the Amarillo Tri-
State Fair of all indebtednese
pledged, a call waa Sasued yesterday
by the eltisens committee for eon-
tributlons by atoll.
Virtuaily all of (ha eontributions
to (bo fair have been la largo
amounts from business moa er firms.
The donations have ranged from SIR
to $1,000. The committee feel, that
virtually every person la the city
te Interested in helping pul this grant
organisation on ita feet financially
after the wonderful showing of Cho
past year.
It will be imposnible for the com-
mittee to see individuals or to write
them letters benre the cell for any-
one interested to mail their money
either te The Newt-Glebe or the Tri-
Stale Fair offiee. It te believed that
hundreds of persons will toko ad-
vantage ef this opportunity to get
behind a big worth-while community
SPEARMAN IS HOST TO TRANS
SIR ESME HOWARD
LONDON, Oct. 13.—The British
foreign office announced today that
Sir Eemo Howard, British ambassa-
dor to the United States, since 1924,
would be retired in December, 1029.
He will then reach the ago limit of
65 end according to civil service reg-
ulation, must relinquish his peat.
NEWTERMINM
OFF.KD.UE
OFFICIALS ANNOUNCE Dm
SION POINT OF SOUTH
FLAMS EXTENSION f
- 23,
«y The Ai mill to Promt "[ „ H
CMILDRESS, Oct. a—The mibin
line terminal of the Fort WonhA6
Denver South Plains line wt
Childress, Frank E. Clarity, vee
president and general Manage* Yet
the new extension of the Denver rand
from Childress to Lubboek, Plainvlw
Dimmitt end Silverton, announee4,4-
day.
Oporation of this line, SM milee
long, nnd the longest streteh ft roll-
reed milenge eonstrueted wines the
World war. will bogie at CMIdrdM
on the morning of November 24.
Time table nehedules tot the now
railroad show that passenger kralne
leaving Dallas, at 6165 p. m. will
reach Childress at 1:1* a. m. Then
the train, will he split tote #e
seetione, ene going to Amariile Ahl
the other tn Plainview, reaching the
latter rity at 7130 p. m.
Pasnenger trains mode up at Id
boek, Silverton and Dimmitt willbei
consolidated at Sterley Jumetlesnoa
Lockney, aad run into ChildreseAn
a single train.
The new lino will be turned otie
to its owners, the Burlington syatema
on Novemger 10, Mr. larity gjK
end November 20 end tl hove berth
brato ite building and opening.
THREE AIRMEN HURT?
IN AIRPLANE CRASH
Vereceet TW Tito F.M..Bender_.
FOH AMARILLO AMO VICINITY I Sut-
tWETMRas, senda egie», mt
"Poktpew MKXICOi OmoMM Boo.
dor. Drobab rate or anew "ortheeat Por
Son , weuuur CandUteoa.
Thu ebstern Mentan teh prmpure sree
—=e
6 twe pheemer areas tavor lotat ehow-
tiveness as well as the value of the
series.
Monaatzteerhonn"nndaztur.wiu
be followed by a style show present-
ed by tbs Ladies’ Store. Living mod-
el, will be used in the ,hewing of the
garmenta. An orehestra will furnish
musie.
Wednoedey afternoon Jacman’s
will stage a similar shew. Haro, also,
living models will be need.
A special featur will be presented
Madame Ida Chernoft, noted pay-
chologint and beauty .expert, will pre-
teal (ho initial lecture of hor third
series la Amarille Monday afterneon
at 2180, at the city auditorium. There-
after until aad ineluding Friday she
will tectaro once each day, all of the
lectures with the exception of that
Thursday, being given at the same
hour. Thursday sho will appear at
8:15 in the evening.
Madnme Chernoff, n national fig-
ure in her profession, le well appre-
dated by Amarillo women.
Literally thousands of women
throughout this section have profited
from the export advice upon ques-
tions of health end beauty which she
gave, while other thousande have
benefited in an indirect wny through
hot nyndicated articles and those who
attended her appearances.
Madame chernoff ia being brought
to Amarillo under the auspices of
the News-Globe. Co-operating with
the newspaper in placing this oppor-
tunity for learning more of scientifie
beauty culture before the women of
this eity are more than N local mer-
ehants who have made possible a
ON NATIONAL NR
mm-e - ! AmeTFen G’EIT M= M1"‘I
Tuesday meraiag aad will arrive in
Spearman, nt 9:30 o’clock, traveling
by way of Deahl and Btinnett.
The delegation will be hooded by
J. E. Biggs, of the Board of City De-
vejopment, and Henry Ansley, direc-
tor of the agrieultural extension de-
partment of the News-Globe.
Dr. J. A. Hill, president of the
West Texas State Teacher, College,
who will deliver an address at Spear-
man will necompany the Amarilloans.
The following firms here already
announeed thet they will send rep-
resentatives to the North Plains:
city: Gatretson-Bush company.
Draper end Ross Produce
Junior Coffee company,.
Auto club, Amarillo Hardware com-
pany, Thompson Drug company. Pan-
handle Lumber company, Vernon-
williams, Inc. Panhandle Saab and
Doer company, Seara-Reebuek and
company. The Westmoreland com-
peay and the,Answorth Drug. cam-
pany, ♦'
Many of those firms are tending
nnd 8 quet ef Dr. Hugo Eekener,
commander of the Graf Zeppelin.
/ Repairs Are Made
Later, however, the navel deport-
meat received word from the ship
that roptoso had been made and tbs
dame Chernoff wil appear et the
Fete Dera Furniture company to de-
liver lecture deeling with color eom-
binations la the home. Bite will glad-
ly anawer questions pet to her ••
thle subjeet. The teclure at the city
auditorium Thuraday, will well be
membered, will toko place la tke eve-
ning rather than during the after*
aeon.
Each of the leetures at the audi-
torium will be preceded by e meeteel
concert.
Amives Tonight.
Madame Chernoff le ached tied to
arrive in Amarillo Sunday night. She
will take up her residenee for the
time she is to be bora at a hotel suite
provided for her. A feature of her
seryices to the women of Amarillo
will be e question bon, located at the
rity auditorium. It is her requeet
that queries addressed to her be piec-
ed in this box sinee it la palpably
impossible, doe *o the limited time
APPENDICIUIS OPERATION
• -
Comins at a distinet surprise to
Me many friends ben wha had con-
riderod him in exeellent physical eon-
ditlonlwea the announeement that
Cal Farlez. well-known Goodrich tire
detler, will undero an operation for
tba removal of bio appeedix at the
age to her port stabilizer, tonight steadily was winning
her way to the United States with the likelihood that she
would reach her goal some time late tomorrow or early
Monday.
For a little time today the world was given a thrill
as word came from the airliner with its twenty passen-
gers indicating that she might require assistance but re
assuring news came quickly and the latent advices gave
every promise that the ship was forging ahead toward
Lakehurst, N. J., and a safe mooring.
Al 2130 o’etock this morning east- —————— ermun
CHILDRESS IS
(By Unitee Presa)
DETRorT, Oct. 13.DAmace esti-
mated nl more than $300,000 was
caused by a fire whieh swept meter
beet land ea the Detroit river. de-
strtying mere than M power yachta.
An explosion la ewe of the many
boatwells atarted the fire at S p. m.
loot night. Flames spread rapidly
aad recurring explosions prevented
effective wort by 1* fire engines and
a fire beat.
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AUSTIN, Ori.iL dWtalB
She was the widow of Emperor ■
Alexander III of Russia and was born
tba Prineess Dagmar of Denmark.
"rd‘m <1 Now...........** dte-Flnina of Tom*. Ine; at Mar-
a a'm.' 12201/.05 i a. «> .01.21 shaitown and met Dr. O. H. Loyd
am 22 2 • m :13:2 ef *•*' "he wa *Mh the
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prend enotwara to
ppi brining droop
vain and oeensional
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ROBBED STORES [ To I ire
IN SAN ANTONIO a
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or to
loca-
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posi-
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W. F. Stalzer aad wife of Mart
shalltown, lowa, attived here Fri-
day to inspect the Panbandle mu
farming territory. They mw the
ogrieuHeral exhibi ad tba Panhan-
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"rotucds
’ 8AN ANTONIO, Oct 1a-William
Edward Hiekman, condemned to death
to California, waa a. partnet ia a
drug store holdup hero la DecemF
I A ber, 1926, according to a letter from
I -"the condemned moa which waa re.
veived here today by Chief of Felice
Owen Kilday. >
Records are being ebeehod ia an
t effort to determine what holdup
M Hiekman confesses with the comment
Athat il is the Christian thing to do."
The condemned men did net nemo
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