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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14
Panhandle Press
Agricultural.

Amarillo News II may bc astonlsh'
ing 10 many people Ia Amarillo and the
Texas Plains to know that the volume
~ poultry. cggs aud butter tat han.
dltd through this city annually aggre'
gates over two million dollars. Despite
this astonishing total. there II every
reason 10 believe that during the In.
coming year the figures will far sur.
pass all those previously made. County
Agent Harmon Benton IN authority for
the statement That the hen viii pay
% higher percentage according 10 tho
investment made IN her than any other
item In the farm dIyersificatlon
scheme.
The hen " undoubtedly good Garner.
but II isn't everybody who knows how
10 rct along with hens or with whom
hens know how a. get along. Eggs and
poultry have consistently rcfraincd
from becoming DICTATED" while nearly
everything else was getting the wind
ana water knocked out of IL. Tho
reason why eggs ana poultry remain
hlehpriccd b. because they are In &C.
tive demand every day and there Ia
not enough uf them a. saturatc tho
markets When market becomes
saturated with an article. whether 10
y" prunos, pumpkins or peanuts tho
price enq 90 pieces. That is what
ais TIE cotton crop. The market IN
saturated with cotton. The smnners
either have stepped spinning or have az
much cotton ON hand us they can uso
Tor quite awhile: naturally therefore
they ARE not buying more. They are
saturated with cotton. The price will
Improve In proportion as the spinners
dry uut, for cotton ~ worth nothing
oNccp, for spinning purposes. 4 large
cotton farmer recently had piece in
tho papers In which no said Il was
impossible Tor him Ca reduce his cotton
acreage Tor this year because his ten.
ants idn't know how "a raise anything
else. Also he nid that the cheaper
cotton II. the more he has 20 raise.
lie might Just ms easily have turned
The case around and said the more cot.
ton he raises the cheaper II has To- ba.
Probably u Is quite true that his ten.
ants know how 10 raise nothing but
cotton. Farmers who know how 10
raise other things compete with ignor
ant lahor ~ home and abroad when
they 20 IN for cotton. Cotton Is n
good side line II IL the sorricst sole
dependence on carih.-Statc Press. 10
Dallas News
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14
The Chlldrrn--Illess En-.

Children and noise are often synony.
nous. Where there Is q healthy child
there viii be- racket unless there Is
''mr older person at hand TO say
"Sh h.h"'
That Is why the patient protest ot
Director Harry Evans against the pres.
cucc ~ children at the Sunday after.
noon concerts OF the Municipal Chorus
uuacrompanicd hy their parents, should
Ice given attention.
Tho concerts are given for the pleas.
uro aud benefit NJ the public: and tho
public though u hasn't forgotten tho
days when Il found 1t hard 90 sit stu
az q concert, has its rights. too.
\ hovs legs need stretching about
every ten minutes; and IL In almost i'm.
possible Tor him. alone and unaldcd,
90 remember that the time 10 stretch
th'm is not when the last strains OF
sweet and LAW are auivoting 10
their close. Aud n healthy girl Is lust
"H active as hoy. and she needs some.
ono ~ see that she doesn't scrapc her
chair on the flour q, the wrong mo
mont ard smash u delicate melody 10
smiih'In"cns for everybody around
her
Take the chilrcn to tho concerts. by
All means. They viii enjoy them, and
one NJ the most important reasons for
having a municipal chorus is 10 create
"a knowledge of aud love for good mu.
Vie IN III" Younger generation. Rut
go with them yourselves: for II they
are normal children. they are restless;
and II YOU arc not there they are likely
10 get together and have "A good time
81 their own dcvising: and neither they
nor anybody within ten rows OF them
VIII get any pleasure or benefit from
the music.--Wlchlta nianl Beacon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14

From tie Brentwood nnlletin /, CLEANED IL,
information tina: an otter Of go Tor an ciqh.
81 New Norh, "cnt begging the other dav The
writer remarks: "S' We hear rrca, deal alb. M
unemployment ~ the north and east" Sadly it's
too true ,ha, there are many who do not want
money badly enough 20 DO real, hone,t-to-good.
ness work COR l..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14

1t is learned that during the past yca'. the rail-
road, Fave moved increased t"unagcs o. freight.
las compared with Ioro. and that too with de-
creased force, 81 men. Til, would indicate tina;
men are doing more worl, Tor the money received
II this is true. and il the application OF this rule
j cNten led the country generally will be the ben
tiiciarr. To actually earn the noney received is
worker
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14

mail carrier OF Dallas. Texas assuring him an in.
come ~ S'Scocoo per month, he report, Tor duty
1t the post office each morning with the other
carriers. ready i3r h;s days rl."-Cloyi, Iourn.
AL Jack it that fellow hal been newspaper
man, the chances are that he would have turned
- the office the first day after the we'll "camc
in and wanted TO buy the establishment. View 70
point has much TO do with attitude
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14

Amarillo, three and ouc-ha!i million dollar
building program jnc'udiny the countys share, for
this wear. with such additional item, a, may &C.
shown certainly looks long way from bad Pc.
grams proport'oua,e TO the population, in various
other communities are being arranged ard ar.
1ounccd COR the present wear. Truly, the Plains
country Of Texas Is Justify entitled to be consider.
- great
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14

Tom Wagooncr OF ;hc C'auGy News, write,
"Thr ,h.iii cawfagu ], still on and We receive
many attractive ap,,cc, regarding the saving hlbi.
40 at which arc ycry timely and good. bui 'rr
noVc- tha, be must loosen mp the moury markc,
. little more before o'ir people viii have money
with which 90 Save up for q rainy dav' The half,
II saving s. q good one. but one must first have
the money to save otherwise IL can't be done
Sayvv;' Toni, not only correct IN no., statement,
hut be- may also rest Lrci tha, the loosen mp 90
the money market is one OF 'hc great event, seized.
ul@d for the near future. ACCORDING to those VINO
lrc ION the inside looking out"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14
WIcnITA FAlLs ADNERrI,lNn

A recent issue ~ the Wichita Fall. Rccori-New,
contains the following ,eli-help editorial relative
to ac,iyiies Of live citizens Of that city who have
seen the worth Of advertising:
Wichita Falls merchants are claiming thei:
own
With The launching Of the campaign by tie
Retail Merchants Association Thursday night to
obsain $4,000 70 carry the name and advantages
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14

Ir Ter the healing "Thc Needs Of Dalhart" The
r,N;l pint, The following ~ logical lariup sy,.
tom iar our city. Two thousand acre, OF the Rita
Blanca Canyon ior park The present city park
T., clay ground Tor the children. \ modern dis.
p1'al plapt for Dalhart sewage. well planrc,,
fair :or 1921" The program i, a good one aud
The News JON, in the hope for its accomplish
Te-t
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14

Drummer Gin Prohibition storol--
why IL that crowd ~ luafcrs following
that motherly louking old lady,
Clerk confldontlallyl-That the
constable and LOT ~ deputies he's
sworn In 10 help enforce the law. That
ola woman they are watching bought
pound Of sugar. some ralsins and "A
yeast cake. and yesterday she bought
uro uollnas of corn s....i --l.11..-u
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14

"Kuoulolra g. not matter ~
words o o. acquaintance with things A"
said ElhridEe N Fowler Tho Dig
gosi thing whif. he Junior Rcd Crum
H. giving the school children ~ Amer.
ica n Acquaintance with their duties
and prlyilcEas az citizens II this re.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14

An excellent substitute for cork Is
now obtained from turf which. treated
ny a newly invented process. furnishes
n material for insulation and building
purposes quite equal 20 cork. The
product "a said 20 be equally light, firm
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14

% th, first place. prices JI, not
mlh-tht i- % m-ut 90. p.s-ihi. %.
hIF, hIgh,r prices Set % d. % ur,tt,
Colo dead aft.. 400 such "du,as .
'v,. urr E.itus tour dollars diy
Whereas $50 were G.t getting mil thu
much tw'uir '..I leu. And while
Wy would NOS DO iH, boss iul thW
uI' i.r anything So, are honest enough
'' confess Co., ylT readers that So, are
setting lruut three times .s much ~
500 900, really worth yet until out
wife demands o. So. lre mot going q,
t., him Co., r,lI., ,ar salary Ana
until size is 900, $40. owner ot TIA
Lizzie shc will u,y.s wlk, such ro.
uu,s. Nothing uD. having "helI
mate for sup' SCAT.
bl'. honestly Dr. these calamity
huHi,gs' would stop talking about
hirh prices Ions ,uuYsh o. go O.
work. they would never uu,..c 'cm The
trouble is just th.,
They have 900 dl Tint The world
owes them a utiHE which b. not su.
The world owes them COB and DO they
iuh ,l make good It's their own fault
not hilh prices. Deacon Harding vii.
prov, thi, in twelve months. even u ",
can't
Ju.s-Wc mean pos.t.Uns-lr, little
more scarce than they were q f,N
months ago. A. that time q majority
ut "a, husky young worker. were
helping Tho kaiser end 90, war. 90
course We have uu flowers Tor th7
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14

j we love AMARILLO ard the Plains country.
lets cooperate 10 the fullest OF our ability. 4.
We DO rot. we - ould move
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14

bog who lss. st.J boz masking On. a1i-ei =
downfall. uus-iHl, should le member
~ $50 Nor, depending un our wife ana
child Cor support during the war. juC,,
sam and Brother CruWler agreed e
DEF us 200 the "rlaut a Garden club"
and remain at home. ", didn't raise
much garden az anything cls. Co speak
&C. Just hung around HON, aud waited
Cor uIWiNIr, day su wr could deliver
au address an How We Won the
War
This o. not "a hint Co members oi the
American Legion thl, So, hiv, d,sl-s
ta ba ouo 90 th, bunch set t We were
offered membership. We would likcb
o.. too modest Co. refuse. IL ysI don't
Lrl.o,, us. ask Billy Estes.
sur, enough p.Uu., the American
Legion !. su ,rs1nlAtIou worthy -
praise 20 is mighty ,lsy tUr us tu iur.
grt when w. fay. newer known enough
about subject g. Do 10 "wlh, @ dent
uu %" Uranium ". may feel th.f
Americas fighters were duirg u0 more
than their du'E-Vh.rh Us su. Y,t u
We might know &C tho trials DO, hard.
ships the ulrgs and surrlWs, 10 ve
miElt know Just what war really
meant without urU, thinking az SHEER
uaH.f v' mlht fully appreciate th,
rr a.r..s Df v1r 1s our fighters do
we might have another opinion.
Tho. boss didn't du very much ~
tf'y l1 vrs iIe, leave home. friends
1al bowed ,H.s catch 90 concrete boat
fHr . irr H.r..s 'Ho pond. dndgy ieN
submarine. and finally lHrd BOO Eur
hrl ll.f th.HE ot Co. After spending
O. f.u w,.b- with tho just and upright
British lrI cod knows a., l.sa ',m--
They were transferred o. France where
they were highly 'r'srtuin'I--Wttq
bullets hand Er,uHd's auj poisson gas
Or wasn't very dlrg.fUus-fnHf B.. thew
Dad about fHr.. chances Don l hgulu
o. r't ont with us many arms and lcas
Is th,g had ul.H they went inf tn
happened H.' tY so entirely kllrl.
which. b.. fur WIr. vYs Not Hu uu'nm.
mon occurrence. lu fact several q
Thorn v'r, planted under OBJ. SOD IN
Flanders
Ard altH.J-h many poems have leon
written with irriri tY the flowers -
chat s,i..r Di %. country. thar. ls 20
WAYS 20 saus that remains $50 NAV
r.f appreciate thc truth SGT Do b. .
ilr' thIf SCI, 1fr beginning 90 learn.
cong fighters arr hluor,d l1 nu other
,ilss and while we may not show orr
appreciation as We should they may
rest assured tha, we are with them.
BOYS thee aI Jose yoJ. remember
that
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14
dive TcXas q Chancc.

Wall street has Il that Charles Ev.
ans Hughes viii be- secretary ~ state,
John w Wecks secretary ~ war and
VIII :. Hays Tor commerce or labor.
Wall street has IL that George n.
REYNOLDS ~ Chicago has been advised
indirectly that he Is out ~ the race
'"r tho sccrciaryship ~ the treasury.
We hid Tho h1ckinr ~ the biz hackers
and other powerful interests. Now An.
drew Mellon ~ pittshurg. hacked by
some ~ the strongest Republican lead.
crs in the senate II In the lead. Pres.
ident. Elect Harding IL weary: he IL ir.
riiai'd: De- b. nervous: h. elbows signs
~ the wear and tear az contact with
he master minds" who have visited
Marion. Now he h. going Ia Florida,
whore he may be- able a. select n cabl.
u't away from political turmoil. II
10 Tho bg fellows are driven from tho
center ~ the stage by the builders Of
h1rrlgcs. Colonel John W. Philip Of
Dallas is on the firing line ready for
% ciil tn the sicrificial altar. II Colo
mel John W. isn't available. then Colo.
mel Clarence ". Linz Is ever ready
~ NNf'I' AIN"'f WV lNAA'Nf NalNf
a chinc, Fort Worth Record.
Tho contest Tor Senator Culbcrson's
place next year IL going to give Tcyns
another political year such as u hasn't
seun since the days 81 the atlargc con.
rr'smvn. prospects now are. William
= Hawkins prcfaccd his announcement
Tor 'ulherson's place hy announcing
Dds removal tn Dallas 10 live and Il
begins 10 look as u Dallas thinks 10
h1s q real claim Ia the place. In
addition 90 senator Culbcrson. who will
run again. Dallas citizens seeking the
srr1turship are Judge Hawkins. Na.
tlon1l Committeeman Thomas u. Love.
Hon. cullen 4. Thomas. Hntton w.
SUNNI ~ and Dwight Lcwcllng. Gov.
Hobby VIII hc iu the race. IL seems
CERTAIN. br Breaks IL more than n
pruinhlo candidate. former Governor
Campbell and former Governor Col.
quit. both ~ whom ran for Culber.
sons place last time are possibilities,
nnd the lists aren't closed by any means
vet hccaurc senatorial bees are buZzing
In several other honncts and a frees
forHll has attractions to some men
that Is we'll night impossible for them
i' resist Wichita Falls Times
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14

MEMBER OF the ASSOC ,TED rIESs
The Associated Press o. exclusively entitled o. thr us.
for republication q 600 news dispatches credited in oi
not Otherwise credited Ia this PAPER and also other lU,i
news published herein.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14

All rights Of publication OF special dispatches herein
are also reserved
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-19
With the Pugs

Paris, Aug. 1s.-Internal injuries,
which resulted from the body blows
of Jack Dempsey may cause Georges
Carpenter to retire from the ring
without another battle.
The European champion admits
that he 'is going to undergo a gen.
eral physical examination to deter
mine the exact nature OF the injury
to his thumb and to ascertain the
condition Of his heart and interior
organs:
While Carpenter will not admit it,
it was learned from. his friends that
he has been having trouble with his
heart since, he was defeated by Demp-
sey.
Asked about the conflicting reports
that he would not rs,urn to the Unit
the American heavyweight, the
Frenchman announced that he you'd
be unable to announce his future
plans until after his examination in
two weeks. /,
New York, Aug. 19.-Harry Der
nellie, Washington policeman, has
been matched with Bill Brennan for
q 12-round bout al New Haven,
yesterday In his professional ring
I'debutS Darneille won a technical
knockout over Fred Schroeder In six
rounds. IA
Chicago-when Pal Moore and
Sammy Mandell meet in the main
event of the boxing show at Aurora,
August rs, Tom Gibbons, one Of the
leading ~contenders for the heavy
weight title held by Jack Dempsey,
will be in Mandell's corner. Gibbone
hn0Sovoa that han1o11 io n~n - ~
most promising 11S-pounders devel-
oped in years. Sammy worked Out
in Toms. training camp in northern
Minnesota early in the summer and
Gibbons has taken a k~eenainterest In
fhim.
Calgary-Freddie Welsh. forme,
lightweight champion of the world
was, given the decision on points ovel
end Of their ten-round bout here las
night.
New Orleans-"Chuck" virgins OF
Indianapolis has been signed to meet
Happy Littleton Of New Orleans If
a 15-round bout August 26. Mike
Gibbons had been originally SEIZED
uled to meet Littleton, but Gibbon,
called of the match because of ar
operation for tonsilitis. Gibbons will
meet, the winner Of the Wiggins-Lit
tleton bout.
New York-Johnny Wilson Of Bos
ton and Bryan Downey of Cleveland
who will meet for the worlds middle,
weight championship in Jersey Cit,
on Labor day. have been notified By
Tex Richards to come to New Yorl
next Mondayrf for their final two week,
Training. One Of the preliminary con,
tests will, bring together John Bun q
Jersey City. claimant fer the Amer.
lean flyweight championship, and In
dian Russell of Harrisburg
Humming birds are SO called be,
cause the vibration Of their wing,
makes a hummfn1 noise
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-19
TODAY'S SPORTS

Racing-Meeting Of Saratoga Asso-
citation. at Saratoga Springs. Meeting
OF Windsor Jockey club, at Windsor,
Ont: Meeting OF. King Edward Park
Jockey club, at Montreal.
Trotting-Close OF Grand Circuit
meeting at Philadelphia.
Tennfs-Women's national cham
pionship tournament, at Forest Hills,
N. IS. India ys: Japan, in Davis cup
semi final. at Chicago. 5f!g.
Golf--Main state amateur cham
pionship tournament. closes at Au-
Observation-Disclosures law bowling
championship tournament, at Toronto.
Swtmming-National A.. A. u. 220-
yard swim, senior men at Indianapolis.
Yachting--Taft cup races begin at
Detroit.
Boxing-Hugh Walker vs.. Harry
Foley, is rounds, at New Orleans.
Mickey Walken VS.. Shamus O,Brieh,
IL rounds at Long Branch.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-19
ANGLERS CLUB |
TOHOD CONTEST
International Fly and Bait
Casting Tournament
Starts Today.

NEE *E14tgSfkE .{4WAJGH
Portland, Ore, Aug. 1s.-The thir-
+teenth International Az and bait cast
Ing tournament given by the Mutt
,nomah Anglers club, under the aus
5pices OF the National, Association OF
Scientific Angling club, opened today
at Sellwood park pool with famous
anglers from all parts of the United
States and Canada among the en-
tries. In addition to the sall-around
championship, eleven events will be
contested during the four days Of the
tournament which will end on Aug
ust ~.
All flies, lines and paraphernalia to
be used in the tournament was sup
piled from national headquarters. so
that an casters will be on equal
First OF Kind There.
This being the , first International
meet Of the kind held on the Pacific
coast the Multnomah Anglers club
has arranged entertainment Of UNI
usual appeal to fishermen. It in
cludes fishing trips to oregon's most
tournament, a visit to Bonneville fish
hatchery, banquets, touring trips and
other attractive features.
n New England states, the middle
west and the Pacific coast angling
clubs have entered their most skillful
rod wielders and under favorable
conditions 1t is confidently expected
that some new records will be estab-
lished.
The program for today calls fol
one event in the morning and two in
the afternoon, being in order, one.
quarter ounce accuracy bait; dry fy
accuracy and one-half ounce distance
bait.
August 20. morning: s. ga ounce
distance fly afternoon accuracy ny,
light tackle ;one-hah ounce accuracy
bait.
August 81, morning: A ga ounce
distance fly; afternoon, one-quartei
ounce distance bait; fishermen's plug
distance bait.
August 20, morning Fishermen.
plug. accuracy; dry fly accuracy.
Many champions, past and present
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-19
Home Runs EMecuyc.
SPORT BRIEFS

Springfield, Mo.-Sale OF Leo Cot
TEL, 4 first baseman: Joe Klugman, sec-
ond ~basernan. and Art Weiss, center
delder, TO the Chicago National league
wan announced by the president OF
the local club OF the Western a1oci-
alton.
Southampton, N. Y.-Great Brit
aims Davis cup tepnis players were
eliminated from thes singles Of the
when three Americans defeated them.
Indianapolis.-A new worlds rec
ord for women OF 4:18 3-5 for 500
yards In q, Ito yard open water course
was established by Miss Ethelda.
Blibietrey 5of New York, winning the
40 yard national free style IA. A. IT,
swimming championship.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-19
NOTICE TO BUILD snEwA1i.

Pursuant to resolution OF the Board
Of City Commissioners Of the City 81
10th, 1921, notice is hereby given e
each owner and occupant Of the real
property hereinafter described. to build
and construct sidewalks in accordance
. r,ss ahs res s'assaiKs 81 g s aSs ot city s.
Grand Forks, N. D., at his ownsexpenses
subject to the approval Of he street.
commissioner. within twe0ty (1O) Jays
after the first publication. OF this notice.
in front Of and alongside the real prop
erty hereinafter described. ISl
The said sidewalks required to be
built and constructed are the following.
On the south side Of Fourth avrssue,
FT~enty-four in Block ~. Holes Central
Addition, and Lot I. Block 25, Holes
Central Addition:
On the north side Of Cedar street
Holes Central Addition and on the south
side Of Cedar. street in front Of and
tabutting Lots 10, 20, 81, 20, 20 nj "a OF
Block -, Holes Central Addition.
fronting and abutting lots 1, s. g., ~ II
and alongside lot l, all in Block T. Of
Bulge and Eshelman's second addtGion
to. the city of Grand Forks. N. D.
structed Of cement or cement tiles. and
must be six 90 feet in width. and shall
be constructed under the direction and
supervision Of the city engineer.
Each of said owners and: occupants
Of the real property above described
will AXE notice that in the event Of his
failure or neglect to construct and re-
build the aforesaid sidewalks abuttings
the property owned or occupied by him.
within the time above mentioned. the
same will be built and CONSTRUCTED un-
der the direction OF the City OF Grand
Forks. and a special assessment will be
levied against said real propertyStak ley,
for the same. g, XSFEts-y~
Dated at Grand Forks, Moth D,kot.
this 10th day Of August, 1921. - r
By order OF the Board Of City Cob
HENRY o'KEEFE, JR, \ A
PresidentsBoard OF CITY
(sEAL)
Attest: s5e,
CHAs. j.. EvANsoN.
City Auditor.
(Aug. IL and t19th)
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-19
TEX RICHARD
ARRESTED FOR
SHOWING FILMS
Fight Films Exhibited to
Patients at Marine Hos
pital at Chicago.

Chicago, Aug. 19.-Moving pictures
of the Dempsey-Carpentier fight at
Jersey City on July 2 were exhibited
In Chicago for she second time last
night When shown to IS patients at
the Marine. hospital. Tex Richard,
fight promoter, who brought the films
here, was arrested yesterday on a
charge Of transporting the films from
n state to another, and was later
released under $4,000 bonds, depart
ing for New York last night.
Former service men cheered his
name when the pictures were ex.
hibited last night. 1t was announced
today that the fight pictures will be
shown tonight to former service men
at the Speedway hospital and later
to soldiers at Fort Sheridan and
Camp Grant. Richard was fined 81, 600
when he pleaded guilty to taking the
films from. New Jersey to New York
where they are now being exhibited.