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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-06
WELLSBURG
open" FORCES
OUT Of POINT.
voting on First Day Is LiSht-open
sunday Is Favored In First
Days voting.

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81 wh'ch was C"",rto"''" /" ''''
Valley hospital. This represents '''
net proceeds altHd deuu'thE expenses
Tor music and "ther iNc'oeA'":>'
Col. Bean improving
Reports reaching tnIN Guy are <" M
effect 'Aat the condition ~ o.. w w
ECa!. who has hr"a seriously III AT NJ
lantic city, = S"mrwh;t, unrr"Nrh. m"
Colonet remains under "a" car" ~ his
that the. danger period hts passed.
store Entered.
TIE corporation ~;nu. owned hE me
wsi;,kcr and ,;Irssnrr company at
BCe,h TtotroD w,~ entered 10y thieves
ea-'y Thursday mornin:. who stole Srv-
era na,r of shoes ami 4 quantity oc
shirts
sheriff Duyail = Ernon,. county. and
night Patrolman stiles IT WeilSburg.
tool with Thorn ;hr bloodhound and
Won, "a tho >rcnc bur wcr,. unan,r :"
MIC. ~, thc tr,il OF rhe ,hirvrS % any
clua ,hat might lead 20 their arrest.
The thieves y,,incd entrance - tho
store by boring of a cock IN the 'front.'
door
nodgtno rax Burden.
Hnrc IS = finr condition. one Of tn"
mos, nrominrnt bankrrS IN this county
Informed uS rer.ntiv iha. during the
,,o,>r few rlonthS NOR. thanR S2n0.nn
had been Withdrawn from the banks OF
this city and invested IN non-taNablr
bonds In Other words. ih!S - th":r
me: hod of dudEinE the hurd"nsom"
taxes hut at tho same tim" We must
remember that is taking the money
which IS used 70 hulld up this commun-
ity and investing L in non-productNe
bonds Ordinarily this money would
stay in our banks. and whs1 some pro-
gresSivc man wanted TO borrow several
Thousand dol'arS win "n'rh q" rIr.t
some oulIdrn9 mere n" """'' u.s. H"'r'
"t tha' money out II ''''N '''" va,
tinu"S. where Will II 'nu """'' 'P'''
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-06
cHAs. N. MOORE DEAD.

Orlando. Fla. May 5:-Charles ".
Nnrs. of the Fairba nix Morse company
chicago. died today at his winter nome
here. He had been i'll for two monthS
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OUT-THE-PIkE

W. use Standard Stripes oriy: Vheel'
Ing Tent & Awning Co. Tel Sos
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BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMP
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Auto Stolen.

Attorney l. Dewitt fr~">'"' :'i'''lF"
" ~. I",i.v' t"lhN the 'h'l' g. az"
,.,,nr,,h,,.. ,air,d - &-.>"". The ma
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17
WRESTLING MATCH TO AID IN
SWELLING FIREINEN,,S FUND
Entire Net Proceeds Of Big Double Bill Will Be Given
to Families of Richmonds Five Dead Heroes,
Management Announces

TO help swell the evcr-Erowins
fund for tho five dead hero nrcIncn.
who lost their lives SUNDAY I'm tic
'nrEcnS !lrc. the entire net proceeds
OF the wrestling carnival. which is TO
nc staged in the CITY Auditorium
Monday night. Will be given to the
families of the heroes. IL was an
nounccd by Promoters I.kc Smith and
Billy w ollSicf"r yesterday
The card Is 10 lie Il double billed aft
ia!r. In the main attraction of the
evening Harold Christensen the Dan
iSh champion. viii lock holds with
d"hn fTchcrE. Of Chicago. These two
men are heavywcightS and arc both
IN the top notch division among in
crnat!onal crapplcrS. They will no
uoubt furnish holly contested
match. In the other bout. Iron Man
Joe Turner, Of Washington. will clash
with the much talked OF. Metropolis.
Turner and Metropolis are "A pair OF
'p!dd!c"c!EhtS and are both rated
among the best in the game. Turner
HoidS n" much coveted Police Gazette
hamp!onship belt
Both Frebcrs and Christensen are
com nderS for the heavyweight
crown These men have met the
m'GhtN ilcst!na and both have given
IA" claimant a sterling battle in their
matches Although they were de-
'ca'ed their showing marked them
as men of ability
In bout held i'm Charlotte. y. C..
laSl month. Iron Man Joe Turner
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17
BALL PLAYERS INVOLVED
IN SCANDAL EXPELLED
Comiskcy Sewers All Relation Will,
Men Implicated in 1919 World
Series Case.
SENDS THEM NOTIFICATION
Notices Sent to Rishcrg, McMullil,
Jackson, Fclsch, Weaver, Will
liamS and CiCottc-Baus Each
From J Dining Team Again.
LRv AssocIatcd rrcssl

CHICAGO. March &c. - Charles
Comiskry. president of the Chicago
American League Baseball Club. to-
day severed all relations with seven
White SoN players connected <;h
the 1912 world series scandal
The players. formerly under sus-
sncnsion from the club. have now had
their connections thcrcwith per!ra-
notice was directed and Charles Eis-
berg. Fred NcMuiiiu. Joe Jackson.
oscar FelsCh. George Weaver. {. l..
Williams ana = Y. Cicottc. The
ON or about September IS. 1870.
YOU and each OF YOU were notified o:
your indefinite suspension Is MEM
her OF the Chicago American League
Baseball Club Che White SOM
As you We're then notified yo!r
suspension was brought about by in
formation which came 10 III. under
signed directly involving YOU and
each OF YOU In the baseball scandal
concerning the world series Of 1879
Additional Information received since
tina; date has confirmed tho belief
that Your actions have been G.tri-
mental TO the reputation of the club
and entirely inconsistent with Your
obligations TO il.
Investigation OF conditions sur
rounding Your connection with or
Eanized baseball has induced tn.
conclusion that the uudcrs igucd does
no, desire any further contractuai or
other business relations with YOU. or
either OF YOU. and consequently
hereby formally notifies YOU. and
each of YOU. OF the Undersigned :
election Gin pursuance of every right
so to do arising either from tn. terms
-. the contracts existing at the time
OF the suspension above referred to
or otherwise TO terminate any and
Ri existing contracts between you
and each Of YOU and the undersigned,
and the undersigned hereby notifies
YOU OF your discharge from any and
all employment ana ot the under
siEncd's election to terminate all its
liabilities anu obligations under any
and all contracts now or heretofore
existing between YOU and each of
YOU and the Undersigned"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17
HAVANA RESULTS

Erst r.c"I,slN furlongs: three y-sr-oIds
IN w: in'ii.hS: claiming: nurse. ;7Oc-
,cH"H seas. W. t-auUnSierp. ! To = even.
. -, 10 : ven Ben Hutier. ~! lSimmonsi.
Ecanty. 100 tFi"ldsI. to J. 10 4 -
i,thijri. Time. - 90. Also ran. cannon
"'an;inc. Miss *. Back Eorf. 'rr"aIw.Ij
, ,Ss,.',n..I rtes I've and e half iuriomss:
i to !. 10 War!sh'i iio G.an:.sirrJ Is
Lrick"rsb. 8 10 /. to w., ~ ssc ig9
.H"rnS fGaSt, liz Dawson. even. To- s
ibi..,L,u.' me 90 a-5. Also ran: Aunt
timothy T. Hogan, Miss i:rn:.S ''''s'ia'
.!!6oSo"-IJ.Son,r,"'1s and np c.iTminG purs.
I" to .. won: American i:arl, =;
,i,nhini.kI. 70 /. even. to :. s.co,,t .
S'Ss -Nlt: ini lancaster. to I. ~
20 .. ;hiri, limo. 10. Is Also r,,, ..
Fomo. ''''S'' XII harrison.
>, L"nr,i race I've aud a half ,ur,o,-
y5oO-s!k HIN Hin IN" I'M ~ G,aii,in=., purse
,,,Ip - 10 won: Top RUM liz fB",ri
I'm, 70 even. 20 =. second: Gr"v
,hiill,GiH M AZ tii"rnsl. Il to /, ! to j. !: I"
n,"cr, willie Woods Surcget s,o, III i;n'i !, 10y.
'!Intarcn"i, H!bnI-r ~ 'aS'
,rLi,h '"rt-"nr and ou.-sINtrrrih ,niIcs.
oriHhl.I Park han,.icap; thre-,v-ar.,o,i,IIs
an an up' purse. 81, o0e-Swcep clear III
vvr'uTi,H)' . 10 J. /" |. out, won: Er,,,i
o Mi zoe Ii.nwgsnl. to l. to l. out. see :.
,n M"."u' nan, IL: tKeis-yp. 10 ;, /
sea i'rinrH War Zone Ia" :
S.NW r-ce one -Ud n--slxt-cnth pIl.a.
:s6o--gi;..sr. ,".os ana NJ. claiming: purse.
20 - ! 10 8 won: !uFord, ia tRodrisurzl.
n l., !" .. 70 10. second: iarIock'
:irT,a, d.Hncssicr'. 70 :. even. 10 ;. ,hirG'
H!ratc. psrnl.V. '''"' nv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17
TRACK MEET WILL RUN
CONTINUOUSLY To END
NINE heiay Races on Program Will
start promptly, Walter Andcr.
son ANNOUNCES.

contrary to the usual run or ,r,ck
meets pulled off in Richmond in tine
''st Few years, Walter Anderson an
"ouhccd that the one Saturday nigh,
AT the Howitzers' Armory would star,
promptly and run continuously u,,u
enc hha' event is rum off.
There are nine relay races IN ,,o
program which will be run n, mo
'hn OF every open event. and IL Is he
ieVcd that they will prove so inter
oStihS mat Interest in the meet viii
remain Keen from beginning TO end
outside OF the relays ,hcre wi,,
De eight open events In which como
oi inc best athletes In this section or
IN" country are entered Men vino
nave mad" nam"s for themselves win
coIicSc prep schools and lndencuInu,
itainS are entered in tho cvn,s, and II
or in fast style ''"''
About forty teams arc entered In
IN" eight r>|ays and athletes from Tho
lni!or nigh schools 10 the hns-hr.ns
VIII b. seen In action. Fo!lowin.. ia
'hG M OF relays and entries:
Junior High Schools orc Ian coch
Toy Scout Troops with eight
'Topps entered. one lap each.
sank teams. Federal Merchants
american National entered. one ia;
Chester High. St. CHRISTOPHER. and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17
. - -7--HzaHz-a=a=-=----
HAVANA ENTRIES

,7GG rS: rIiG@ri?u tfggrlonFs; -yNar-olds
Emma ". 1903. Don MANUEL III, ~ r.,, iSS
E'ias rHmGsi Can. NJ; Athsarven. ii5:
-, S :. racc---nye furlongs; ,nrec.ycar-
Tn"ro, %: Gcorg, ". % ralSi,;. os pa
'".,r,,"r loo Eddie McIiri,.c, !G2 .prifI
io;; Uranium. io7 FLYING Frog. ,n n'." liz.
F'!.In. 10. Ecdlnnd. lis.
hiti tnrg--NN" ana onc-halr fur!onrs.
tnnSSc- year Odds and up claiming; purs"
;oo-' Jncohean. 81 Ina Wood. 80
Ins raScy iSSS: s: %Sf1Gi' cd mss I 80;
YIN" ric9n EagIv. iO7: 'C.van R"y ia.
,tnh'St GG@rs-. III: Prince OF Como liz:
ty+Hhai; III. Sieps0r. ll2
-, "Hrih rd.c-r;iv" and ou"-hhIf fur,onrs.
frhr-Dlts aud up; 81 i'.trICI's D5v
'%hdI'.g: Si""- Different Eyes !OG; 81
rocco. ~: Fmrb.l"w. li3: i;ny Of l;Ii:,,.
=, "i2,"Ln' i!": Riverside, M. Amcritan
Et,h rac--one mile: ,.~eo-y.ar.ol,s
y."".inE .gp-'iic!ou Lucas. IS: .Scnttv
". 'F"iiN NJ. "N: Rama l0, ,riy,i,
.,,,;. o.,- go. ",n.pp""; 'ol: Flow Iiigh. i6i:
SIND rae" mile ana onc-s!x t".u;h: four
go p.iS ana nv. claiming. nurse s106--
'l,""pr' r.. 90. 'iIisrprd. lOi. NV Ada.
!"! ii"nndinE Through 10. Emma y.
H. 'hush los: buE" OF Shelby. los; Fl%
ii"Ai'. 100; 'khynrr. lbJ. M!scr!cora.
~. Srinp"f Siaiwart. Ito
Nrprtnut" allowance claimed. weather
E't1r. ;ragis fast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17
CARPENTER DEMPSEY
BOUT POINTS TO JERSEY
Mayors Of Newark and Jersey City
Reported to Favor Zig
Contest.
BALL PARKS ARE AvAIlA,nlE
Governor Miller. of New York, In
Inmates Tha: He Docs Not Care
III Have Hatllc Fought Within
bounds OF His State.
INN l:nitnd Nnm.,l


NEW YORK. March l6.-Tex Rick :
ara needn't so any further than Jcr-
Sey city or Newark FOR Il spot 10
pitch The ring and build the stadium
>or tHc Dempsey Carpenter fight
Nrw jersey permits twelve round. mo-
!sS.'h 'iS hiS. and the Mayors Of
ppth, towns would be glad to have the
Why. sure. they can come over
nsrg and light all they want We
- the law IS observed" said Mayor
,.iicn. ot Newark, TO tn. United
;;Fe"S We've got the ola Federal
..@asuc ball paris ut Harrison. just
NJ! scat forty or fifty thousand pro-
PC. hear Richard wants TO charge
:" i"r som" sea :. and ! think that's
IreitN high price for some of the
would DO plenty OF good seats for
less money. Anyway, tnAt is a de.
t".a mat we could arrange.
mere would probably be sor,c op-
I'S!t!oh py Few people taat are
radical on the subject Of prize nrhfe
but they wouldn't be able to stop il
Let en- come over. We'd be glad to
Secretary Malone. for Mayor Hague.
OF Jersey city. said Hague would
welcome the light 10 Jersey Cjtv.
IhSre are p!enty Of good circus lots
P RiskarG he re,f MH ,,!i, aid on which
ne doesn't want TO huild. there is
me Jersey CITY ball park, Of the In
lrrnationai League. that held 80. 600
customers the niGht OF the Hurns-
N!lbane fight a YEAR ago Thrrn
no opposition in Jersey civ that
could spoil the party. the Mayors sec
Rotary said
Governor Miller. or New York has
int'maicd that, despite tho .xi.;.,,,.n
OF the walker law lcgaiizinr tift.rn-
round decision bouts. he wonId NOT
care to have the Dempsey Carpenti.r
city and Newark are within fnr,v
hNe minutes OF Broadway, and the
tare both ways is less than a dollar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17

was defeated by Metropolis but in the
coming struggle Turner hopes to turn
me tables on his opponent
Richmond Sportdom will not b,vo
Il chance to show their nunrccin,io,
for the men who 80 uobly r,yo ,L.ir
ives mat tn" Commonwealth mirnt
I'VE safely and he protected from fha
great ca iast:ophy which might hav.
on Broad street Sunday had NOT -
fhecked. il is urged that the show.
ing, as result OF the match. be as
E"od as possible and - Soodly sum be
Inah oNcr TO the families of the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17
DARTMOUTH ELEVEN TO
BEGIN SPRING PRACTICE
Head Coach CanuclI Sets IL Work to.
build Next Years
ley Enitcd News-l

=.
NEW YORK. March lG.-"Gct the
green and train them" That will
tc the slogan Of the Dartmouth foot
pan coaches next season and Head
Coach Jackson l.. Canncll has So, to
work 20 rebuild ;hc Dartmouth eleven
Tor the coming year on that basis.
The call for spring practice is
about to he issued and Cannru Is;
looking around for likely candidates
10 MI the places OF the five veterans
OF last yeaTs team who Will be lost
10 Dartmouth through Sradua tion in
June
Any football team is but little bet
ter than it's substitutes" said Coach
Canncll. at the annual dinner OF the
dartmouth Alumni Association hero
on Wednesday night Dartmouth
mas always been weak on substitutes
ana next fans problem will be not
alone TO build team out OF new
material, but 10 start at the bottom
10 build a squad. and develop a num-
Der oil men for each position"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17
TIGERS TO CARRY SEVERAL
MORE MEN ON CLUB ROSTER
Manager Ty cobb Wants Many
Players Added 10 List This

DETEOIT. NlCW.. March 1G.-'rhn
Detroit Americans may carry several
more men on the club roster after th..
champlph' nip season opens Uan They
nav" IN previous years, according to
camp.
Manager Cohb. it is said. wishes to
retain at least ten pitchers. six in
heiderS. i've outAelders ana three
catChers.
Heretofore the club has carried not
more than twrnty-twp PLAYERS in
Guiding eight pitchers. COBB is 20
meet President Nayin during the
week TO discus6 t:Ic matter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17
TEXAS TOWN REFUSES TO
PAY GUARANTEE TO REDS
second Payment OF $1,000 From
'isr" IL Withheld by CHAM
hrr Of Commerce.

CINCINNATI. OHIO. March It,
The Chamber OF Commerce at Cisco.
Texas. whore the Cincinnati National
League baseball club is in tr,inipr
mas refused 10 make It's second nav
incnl OF 5000 on it's guarantee OF
S..5uo 10 the Reds TO train there. ac-
:SrulhS 10 adviccs received from
there today.
me iirst payment was made when
,hn team arrived there. The Cnam-
n"r % Commerce takes the stand
,hhi thc club did not send as many
payers as the agreement called for.
Anothc proposal Will be submitted
10 ;hc clMh. :"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17
RED sOx COME INTO FOLD
Elmer Myers, Pitcher, Obtained ,.r.
Cleveland. Reports at Hot
SnrIuEb

BOSTON. March l6.-'i'he Rcd Go
h""outs began 10 ran to cover n
contracts today. when Elmer Nvcr
ne pitcher who was obtained Srn,.
irveiahu last year. reported at I'D
springs training headquarters. lIy
patches aHid President II. II. Frazc
rs expected 10 he at the sprinr
within day or two TO interview n =
ether pro;"stants against salary CO.
st!!l several important membcrs .
the squad missing because OF salar
differences
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17
SPORTS

iilghihad Springs. one lap each.
b1ys' Club, Name, Ginter p,r,,
Junior Police Squad and First NJ
tionnl Bank Juniors. ono Ian CO.,
;, Military championship, Biues ana
iiowitZers. one lap each. 'hel
ny 'rloik Police ana Richmond po-
nee, one lap each
John Marshall. Mcclure. BLACK
stone and Fork Union. two laps ";'rh
!pch championships, Two lang cach
Hh'p trump, one OF the uout
prninihcht Of local trackmcn. viii n
clcrk OF course 1T the meet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17
SlX-DAY RACE MEET AT
MOBILE ENDS WITH PROFIT
PLANS Already Under Way to Ask for
Fail Meeting Dates in
November.
lBy Associated Prcss.l
Z L. 4.

~ NSSOCIattU T'rcSS
MOBILE. ALA. March 1.-THE six
Gays mectin of the Mobile business
Mems RacinS Association came to i
close here this afternoon Tn. meet :
in= was pronounced "a success and
already plans are under way TO ask
Tor ;Hll meeting dates probably in
November
JoCkic li"inie Erickson led the rid
erS by Il wide margin. In six days
h" rode thirteen winners besides n
number o. III" seconds. The asSocin-
t!on announced this afternoon that
n" meeting would show u profit as
INC attendance was surprisinbly
lnrEc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17
YANKS COMPLETE ROSTER
fr"h> Hnhrr. Crack Third Stacker
VIII Return to the Fold

NEW YORK. March l6.-'rhe New
YORK Americans. who are training al
Shreveport. La. viii hav. IA comp!ct.,
roster tomorrow when Frank Baker.
lh!rd haS"ntl. returns TO the Yankee
fold. IL WAS reported here today.
fak"r wired Manager Iiugj:ins that
ne was on fiS way to Shreveport from
his home n Trappc. Md
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17
33-TO-1 SHOT WINS FAMOUS
LINCOLNSHIRE HANDICAP
Classic with Field of thirty stnrtcr,
Marks Opening at English
Racing season
~ Unlted NeWs. ]

LINCOLN. ENG. March lbs u
Jocls Soranus: a 3@.ro-l shot. won
me l.incoinshirt ha ndlcap at one mile
here today against "a ncld OF thirty
starters. The event, marking he
rear opening Of the English racing
season. provided number OF upstts
IN the betting. Ugly Ducllling, tho
faNcrite, running unplaccd
Senhora, owned by Major Davies
Queens Guild. q lGo"to-I $40; IN; Sm!
ishcd th.rd. Qnccu's Guild is owned
Iy Sir l. .'ard.ne.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17
Knnsn. PASSES I,o,iny ni,I

TDFIik !, hANS N1rrh lt-The
Senate this afternoon passed the
Hasty boxing LII. when permits box D.
ing matches before private cluhs
such as ia" American Legion The
1lous" already has passed tho bill \
former hill 10 r'<.l thc ariihnxin..
law, now on the stature hooks. Wa
defeated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17
Pratt to stage "comc-nnck.-

BOSTON. March lG.-Rcports from
the BOSTON American training camp
at Hot Springs Arl.. Indicate ina,
neither Manager Duffy nor his play
rrs believe Dcrrill Pratt is through
with prCfcssiunal baseball 4 dis
patch received here today said Duffy
expects Pratt To rcDOrt I'm Scv1-ul
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17
MicI,cy Dillon s,ou, sI-,,

NEW ORLEANS. LA, March lG
Mickey Dillon, of philndclphj.
stopped George S!rcy. Of New Or
leans. IN tho second OF a Hftccn-rnur,
bout here tonight. Sircy weighed !
pounds. Dillon. l24
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17
Draw for cbc,. chn,,n,or.,,,,

HAVANA. March 1.-THE fir
game for the chess championship T.
tho world between lose r. can,
blanca. or cuba. and Or. t.rnal,i
J. asker. Of Germany. resulted In
draw tonight after NIFTY moves.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17

days. Foster will play at second until
ms arrival. II Pratt and McIun!s re-
port. said Duffy, the BOSTON team
would be able, with Scott and Wit. to
present the best defensive iniicld in
the league
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17
Iarr. crrh onlnoln.. ncnnult.

Harry Greb. Pittsburgh, Won IN.
Snaper decision over Jack Rem
an.'' Montreal Canada. in their ;cn-
round bout here tonight The men
are light heavy weights
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-29
Kiwanis Club Has
Musical Program

\ musical program was gwen a. the
kiwanis club luncheon yesterday noon
~ M" Amarillo Hotel urs' me dircc.
ZION ~ J g. Dicki. Of fb. Morrow
Thomas Hardware Compart a violin
solo was given by Il. 30 rrabb. ac.
0ompanied hy Mrs Crab. .H the piano
Mrs. ,. = Luxe sang 'N0 songs. with
Miss I,adie Britain ~ Co.. apanist
Mrs Roy Rutherford gave reading
rufp'rtuV to ICE ~fI..n ~ negro
minister on The Prodigi son
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-29
Prospects for Wheat
Crop Not Flatteriing
Declares Clovis Man


Wh~t boz OBJ clovis country cam,
nr 700 ugh hut MOST of % hrs since
He'd and tho prospects fur 70 bumper
winter wheat crop tr mot very nittor
Iug said D. " Dunn. wheat farmer
atilcman aud banker ~ Fbry,u WIFI
Nis lu Amarillo with hts VIII, Wedn.s
hN tpttle are boo fine shap, and ow
ng 'u th" ,hoHpucss OF corn many ~
'h' c'iurmcn are feeding corn on the
ground tu their rattle"
Friends ~ Mr. Dunn claim that he
.7 the lthcr ~ thu COW. the sow and
hr iun Idea several wears ago while
ih" cattle business. Nj Dunn got
20" id' nat cvcrN farmer should hoy,
i"" cattle Acting uu this D.. and his
"r'n'l began a. 60 uut over thr cattle
"uniN end huv hlrb grade breeding
am" winch they shipped o. Ftrw,U
200 ~'.l p. th' farm'r- n small lunches
r Nw" taking the increase ~ the Dt.
D. and other farm products rs paw
I'r' As 1 result nt this idci. pri.
IHlN 'N.N farmer Boo th, Firv %
.HnuN u,, bunch O. cattle paid uH
rd s u rnui shape financially
MI Dunn has retired from active bus
mess ana has recently purchased .
Uut boo clovis
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-29

Music with your msals. noon and
evenings NJ the ksnaas City Waffle
House.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-29
Holiday Business
Is Heavy, Reports
Santa Fe Official

Do" holiday passenger business n
.his part ~ Texas and Eastern New
Mexico was very atisfactm, sid Z.
y Galhher general freight and pas
'eng'r agent ~ the PanhaudI. lines q
The SANTA - railway WedussfsN
Ih" trains we're Comfortably hi'd
md extra coaches had o. b. added said
NJ Gallhh"t The business oar 20
Amarillo. Lubbn'k. Plainy.t canadian
'lntIs Roswell ard smlH.l -t.fn0s Wa
much better imam snt.Dmf.I D. WHr
noticeable that the Plains u..nI. visited
literally during the past Ur..
The condition On tn Plains 90 Texas
according tp ST Galahy bIe good
compared tn many oth,r Iaf- ~ 'h"
"uutfy From reports received from
This territory the Christina business
vts surprisingly good