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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-28
WAR TINE MESS REVIVED.

II In suggested that there IL a pos.
sibility that the war time mess viii be
revived In the entertainment OF the
one hundred and fifty thousand visitors
expected In Kansas City for the third
annual convention Of the American lie.
zion In Kansas City.
The following enthusiastic bulletin
has heen sent out over the country to
the l.egionnaires:
The old field kitchen OF A. 4. r.
days may b. brought into use In Kan.
sas City to help feed the 10000 men
md women who are coming here 10 at.
tend the national conventions OF the
American Legion and the womens
Auxiliary.
A special "mess" committee has beee
assigned the task Of supervising the
regular restaurants and establishing nc
many special food dispensing places as
may be needed. This committee will
investigate any complaint a. TO prices
and service.
Ten-ccnt lunches win be served IN
the convection hall by q committee Of
women. salvation Army iassies will
servc doughhnts and coffee at a mum.
bcr pf street stands. and II necessary.
the old field kitchen viii be dragged
cut and put Into service.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-28

and BE- certain that II Is put over just
as big ar Is humanity possible.
There was nothing little about the
address ~ Judge Ramsey. lie spoke In
no uncertain terms Ills advice was
clean cut aud to the point. lie did no,
cquivocatr. Or dodge. but came 10 the
determinations and conclusions Of his
argument IN an unacceptable manner.
lie was here under the assumption that
the bankers and business men OF this
section Of the country are ready aud
willing 10 become agencies for a general
rlcief ON that assumption he placed
the machinery plainly In view aud gave
attention TO Its workings-l,s operation.
From this time forward. the relief
gained. must In measure b. determined
by the people themselves. WIN the
people az the Panhandle and Plains, u
this portion 81 the southwest. avail
themselves Of the means for the rclie'
al handg
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-28

n We believe In Amarillo. We should
not hesitate TO say 90 II should no,
BE- difficult for anyone 10 determine
that we are sold 10 the Amarillo idea.
OF course there are conditions that
could and should Be improved In ANA.
riilo. II would be foolish to say that
there are none. but this should not dis.
courage any real man. only inspire him
IN the work that must be done 10 bring
about the development tina, he realizes
10 he desirable. II IL fortunate that
there are many things TO be accom-.
plishcd here. otherwise we would have
dead one" Living things grow. hut
dead ones shrivei and decay. Amarillo
end the Amarillo country present more
real possibilities for the right kind Of
development than any other section In
The southwest today. Let's get behind
the tasks that need doing. and watch
the town and country grow.
And now. Amarillo IL 10 70 forward
with q paving program. Every little
helps. II would be fortunate II the
city was able 20 pave every street. and
thu viii b possible some day. ANA.
RHO through her paving VIII help a
number Of people 10 a meal ticket, -
and this win BE- OF great benefl, Just
now.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-28

Former Emperor Charles and his
royal wife are finding that 10 stage
come hack" In the monarchal game Is
no little thing. The fact Is that the
king business II little out Of date
now, and u may b. that Charles and
zlia will have TO run along. and mar.
row their vision as TO rulcrship 10 n
lesser subdivlsion-say for instance. TO
their own immediate family. ard per.
haps n few ncighhors and friends. that
IL when their captors get through with
them. when prosperity returns 20 the
various portions 81 the United States.
America might offer Job TO the crst.-
while royal pair as heads Of the rccelv.
irg line In some museum for the dis.
play OF antiques. but II mus, be re.
nemhered that this is no promise. for
Americans must be first In America.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-28

"Oh-dcar Cod" she turned 10 the
window. Tier words ended in moan.
silently We stood there. Tom and l..
and watched the sun play ON lila's
wonderful golden head while she Tough,
. losing hattie with her emotions.
The man In the chair M the other
window was undisturhed by his wifes
anguish. lie learned over trifle To
watch bird piniunlng n worm on the
stone ledge and then sat back. his
steady gaze seeking the levels toward
the sky line.
Did you say you wanted to take him
with your" II was the physician who
finally broke the silence.
"yes-I think We might better start
right now" Tom said.
AS Tom spoke he advanced toward
Mr.. Ames and held out his hand. Ames
took II mechanically and stared at Tom.
shall We 10 fer ride now and then
go home?" Tom suggested.
And the man who had been John
Ames simply nodded.
Lila had turned and was looking at
him. AS the fact ~ her husbands men.
tai lapse bore In on her she seemed
gradually TO bc Quieting herself. She
looked NJ her husband In n strange
sort Of wondermont. rs II. perhaps. she
sensed TINT their situations were now
reversed.
II was Mr.. Amcs who was indiffcr.
ent-so tragicaly indifferent.
To he ConiinuedJ
Copyright. 1921. y. T.. a. Scrvicel
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-28

Queen gave me protects mo from all
harm' YOU know. II II hadn't been for
thnl the sharks and the dog fish and
ail the res, Of them would have had
me at u bite long ago"
How long this conversation would
have lasted do not know. but Jus,
Then there was splash and down
cume Spike starflsh through the water.
We'll. well. wcll'' said Pennywlnkle.
Sternly. so here you are again. think
that ~ %, you and your brother IN
jail and .secp YOU there. How does Il
come that you're hcrc?"
The fisherman got mad whom he
saw me on his line and threw me
back" said Spike. meckly.
Ito he Coniinued.)
copyright. 1921. y. Y. a. scrvicc)
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-28

Now. that the coun,y.city library In
assured. let It not be forgotten that
this Is another Of the desirable enter.
prises for this city that comes through
the untiring work OF women. Men
were In sympathy with the enterprise
Of course. but the women remained be.
hind IL with the persistence and brav.
cry that characterized the famous Rus.
sian Legion Of Death. They put this
venture into the minds OF the people 20
that II could not 10 overlooked. even
by the most Indifferent.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-28

Officers and members OF the wo.
mans Auxiliary Of the American lie.
g'on staged and put over an attraction
In Amarillo last week. that entities the
organization 60 a rating as entertainers.
The progrnm was wholesome and re.
ncctci much talent. judicious training
and a hearty cooperation with this
movement for a purposcfui cause. All
who were In any way responsible for
the success Of this program are entitled
TO much cerdit. from the greatest. even
down to the smallest Of the contribu.
tors.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-28

Former President Wilson Is quoted
as saying that the League Of Nations
viii be the next campaign issue. That
may 6e. and II might furnish real food
Tor thought. and grounds upon which
to base the fight between the pol.
iticians. However. the matter may BE-
turned, Il Is certain that each passing
year will cause Woodrow Wilson TO
loom larger and ever larger IN the
hearts of the people Of the United
States and the world. He's hig man.
and NE world VIII not be slow to
recognize this fact with the passage OF
the years.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-28

The Republican Senate seems disin.
clined to give any real consideration.
and certainly no endorsement to the
movements for reduction of taxes OF
the little man." II In not therefore
amiss to infer that the Senate Republi.
cans are BAG man. men. They're
standing according to their standards.
and the Democrats who went wild
a, tins last election and emptied them.
selves into wrong I'll. evidently win
find food for thought and opportunity
for reflection In this action b. the Re.
publican senators.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-28

More and better highways are i'm.
pera,ive necessities for the Panhandle
and Plains areas Of Texas. Potter
County IL expcnding her money. and Ia
being joined by the Federal and state
governments In the investment Of these
funds. Those who have studied road
making undertake to say TIM, there Ia
no Investment that II richer In returns
OF the rignt sort to the communities
touched ty the rightly improved high.
way.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-28

The Santa Fc system now comes
along with cut In grain rates. This
Is step In the right direction. and will
doubtless be appreciated as an indica.
ton Of a desire upon the part Of the
railroads to III into the program that
must be adopted for getting onto
normal basis. In considering ways and
means OF restoration Of normally. let
none be no short sighted as to think In
terms OF the "other fellow" to the
elimination Of "selr' whether self be
in individual. or n great corporation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-28
Killed While Alscep.
BY Associated Pres

MERCEDES. Cal. oct s7.-shor.
man Eve'is flying cadet 81 Post
ciiy. Texas. was fatally injured near
here to-day. when train struck the au
iomohile truck Ia which he and several
other aviation corps members were
travelling. The truck stalled on the
failrond track. Evetis. who was asleep.
hwoke too late 20 make his way IL
safety.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-28
NUTIC1 10 THH PUBIIC.

Any erroneous ref,e, ton upon the
character. standing. o. reputation Of
asy Individual. nrm. sJncern or cor
pesetion that ruay appear IN the col.
smas q TIE NswA win b gladly cor
spcesa whso called TO the attention Of
ths s1ltor. Il n not the intention Of
thls nswspaper 70 wrongfuliy uss. or
lnjuss and individual. firm. concern OF
o0pesssson ana corrections VII b
esa1s where warranted A. prominently
- vas the wronsfully publishsd refer.
eace - article
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-28
THE WEATHER
WEATHER FORECAST.
Amarillo and vicinity-Friday fair.
West Texas-F'rlday fair.

synopsis of Weather Conditions.
The air pressure Is highest off the
cast ~ the Middle Atlantic States
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-28

=
THE WIN ID o W s OF
HEAvEN:-Bring ye all the
tithes into the storehouse, that
there may be meat in mine
house, and prove me now here.
with, saith the Lord Of hosts,
H I will not open you the win
dows of heaven, and pour you
ou, a blessing. that there shall
not be room enough to receive
it.-Malachi 3;l0.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-28

Great Lakes and the Ohio Valley.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-07

and then rushed LEONARD to the
roses and sent three rights to the
head. Leonard played right at the
body. The crowd was wildly shout
ing Fight! hght."
The first three rounds looked like
the "lancers" at first blush; II was
thought for some time that the ring
warriors had gone back to the round
dances. but apparently Sauare num-
bers in manner Of speaking -
were still in vogue.
The only good blow struck In the
three opening chapters was one
clumsy left with which Kansas hit
the champion low. apparently mad
vertently. This was In the third.
Several times later Benny objected
TO low blows. Kansas evidently had
not agreed not to hit so low.
The back-hand punch caused the
title-hoider much annoyance.
Leonard used the 'tidewater
hook effectively in the sixth and
seventh. starting his punches be.
hind Rocky's ears and sliding them
harmlessly back from there. 1t
helped to massage KANSAS neck.
In the eighth the champion let
go a couple Of fair left hooks and
jolted Kansas of his balance. Rocky
looked disappointed and countered
with short right to Benny's white
lighting trunks.
Leonard shot a hard right and
left to the jaw, then hooked left
to body and right to jaw. in the
eighth. He blocked a left to the
body and then laid in for a real
night smashing five rights to the
head. Kansas slowed up. but came
back and got another right on his
jaw. This was a real round of fight
ing and the first time Leonard had
shown his real form.
Leonard hammered at the jaw in
the ninth. driving In a few respect
able but not dangerous jolts. Kan
sas messed away at the body, doing
no harm. Leonard slipped down, but
got right UP.
There wasn't a real blow struck
in the tenth, Kansas whaled away
Leonard ducked and blocked. and
by virtue of a few taps 1t was
Leonard's round.
Kansas was somewhat dazed IN
the eleventh due 10 three cracks Oh
the head, but finished on his feet
and. in accordance with New Jer-
sey regulations. there was no de-
cision.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-07
RiUaI Church Builders
Jailed by Zion Leader

wAUKEGAN. Ills. June s.-Ten
men, employed in the construction
Of Grace Missionary church at Zion
we're arrested today at the instiga-
tion Of oyerseer Wilbur GIeen
Volivs. on the charge that they had
Thomas H. Nelson is pastor OF the
independent church, whose members
are antagonistic. to the volivaites.
After the men furnished bail and
returned to work they were again
arrested. Rev. Nelson declared he
will start suit for false arrest.
The jail was so fall as result of
the arrests that the police were
compelled to release four Chicago
young women, who had been ar
rested on charges of having vio-
lated zisp's dress ordinance.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-07

With the usual preliminartes OF
posing before the cameras and
what-not disposed of, the light
weights squared away. Leonard's
weight was announced at 1876 and
Kansas 1874
Leonard took his time and the
most damage done in the first round
was in the form of two rights TO
Rockys jaw, which jolted him.
Rocky got in two light lefts to the
head.
Leonard was boxing easily and
in the second round crossed his
right to the jaw and then sent =
hard left to the nose that made
Kansas blink.
Rocky was aggressive, however,
and kept going in. Leonard did
not seem to be doing much and
Kansas had landed nothing up to
this time that had amy force be-
hind IL.
Kansas carried the fight along at
the opening of the third round and
landed a hard left to the body and
came right back with a left to the
jaw. Then he put right and left
to the body and a left to the jaw.
Leonard paved Kansas Industrious
ly with both hands. but there was
little force behind the efforts.
Leonard landed a right to the
jaw-the first real hard smash OF
the fght-in the fourth round.
Rocky shook II of and bored away
at the body.
The fans were razzing the fight
so much that Leonard quirkened
the pace in the fifth. But Kansas
still bored in and sent a warning
right to the jaw. Leonard missed
several rights to the head. The
hght was slow up to this point.
with little hitting.
In the sixth the fans started to
veil. rs that the champion? Take
him out" Leonard hooked three
rights to the jaw in close. Kansas
mauled at the body. They locked
heads and cuffei away at each
others gloves.
Kansas swung himself off his feet
in the seventh. but took no count,
The Washington herald., 1921-06-07
lack Dempsey's Airport camp this

Jack Dempsey's Airport camp this
afternoon, paid the usual admission
fee and saw the champion go
through half an hours work, sans
boxing. Jack punched the bag.
shadow boxed and mauled the big
leather bag around the ring. That
was all except a couple of .exhibi-
ton bouts in which the sparring
partners were the performers. But
the visitors, probably one-third of
them women, applsuded the show.
That cut over Jacks left eye ex-
planned why the champion didn't
put on the gloves and slap his
sparring partners around The
wound was reopened yesterday. and
it has no chance TO heal when Jack
is boxing. because it is next TO i'm
possible to get any benent out OF
The Washington herald., 1921-06-07
Jack in Good
Shape -Edgren
Better Than in Brennan
Fight and Should Be
Right" July 2.
~ ROBERT EDGREN.

ATLANTIC CITY, June 6.-Aftsr
watching enough Of Dempsey's work
to form a reliable opinion OF nj.
nghting condition, I'll say here thai
he Is far better today than when
he fought Brennah. The psstv
color OF his face at that time has
gone. He Is brown. sun-burned.
neaithy, rugged in appearance.
Dempsey isn't as fast as he was
In the ring at Toledo, but he has
all the speed he shouia have be-
fore The hnal drying out. He is
exactly as he should be a month
before bout. He has a little
weight all over, but no fat punched
In any one place. In fact, he Is not
fat at all. He simply has the well
distributed extra flesh hell need to
work on to be right on July 2. /
see no reason why he should not
be as fast and as At a month from
now as he was when battling for
the championship.
In sundays boxing Dempsey be-
gan shifting about more. and his
brother Bernard grinningly said:
The boys there. When Jack be-
gins that shifting an shifting an
punching from all sides he's feeiin'
NJ"
Dempsey has an active mind and
he finds Il hard to fill the time not
used in actual training. His quar-
ters at Atlantic City are ideal. He
has a well furnished house located
on the old flying field. His staH
lives in another house next door.
There are no more houses in the
enclosure great level plcic
about a mile long, with the watS-
en- one side ard a high board
On tine other. insurinS privacy. The
cnIy thing that bothers Dempsey is
meeting crowdS of visitors. He
slips away whenever he can do SO
politely. They ask me the same
old questions over and over" Jack
told me. And some ask the most
foolish things. / get tired of an
swering them"
Dempsey hasn't been In swim
ming vet He thinks the cold water
may weaken him, although he Is an
expert swimmer and always reaoy
for a race or 4 diving contest when
not In strict training.
You're pretty careful--do you
think you have to be so careful for
this fght?" I asked him.
Dempsey grinned r
The time you aren't careful is
the time you get socked," he said.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-07
Champion Gets Newspaper
Decision in Listless Fray
Battle Is Tame Affair All the Ways. Kansas
Most Aggressive, But Is Dazzled by
Titleholder's Speed.
By WEsTBRooK PEoLER.

HARRISON PARK N. J, June 6-Benny Leonard retains his
title after letting Rocky Kansas rounds with him here Monday
night right front of about people fighting
get into the park than the champion and Kansas the ring
Leonard mile from his best and making far
careful fight yelling Richie
Mitchell This Kansas tough dhouldered who swings
like high school hitter against Walter Johnson
Leonard took few swings from Rocky early in fight but
when he started he poked his left hooked his
right to the head almost he pleased
At the ngside gamblers offering
Kansas the limit and much wise money" said to be
looking for trade.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-07
Red SOr Win Third
In ROL1 From Tribe

BOSTON, June 6.-The Red SOx
took the third straight from Cleve-
land here today, to g. 1t gave the
locals the four-game series. Bos-
ton continued to hit the orerings
Of the Indian hurlers, picking on
Nails and Caldwell. Mails was
driven from the mound in the sixth
after McInnis' double scored two
runs. The Sox obtained their win
ming margin in the seventh. Col
Inns doubled, was sacrificed to third
and scored when Caldwell made a
wild pitch. The score:
The Washington herald., 1921-06-07
Courtney Starts for Mats
But Is Relieved by Shaw
Andsome AIRY Gets Bumped in Seventh.
Portly Jim Halts Rally; Griffs Slug Ball,
But Are Helped by Errors.
By lack NYE

By saying farewell the White Sox, whose welcome
our ended yesterday the Nationals their healthy
halked their fourth of the SERIES Fifteen
including quintet of doubles and triple helped the
the The tim wa Dick r.
Despite all this stick work. the Mats might have had hard time
Winning but fielding behind Three
Chicago misplays Even the Scha
Hooper the boot column As margin of three
,on the game locals league
The Washington herald., 1921-06-07
Tigers Win SIugfest
From Athletics, 1878

PHILADELPHIA, June 6-Detroit
won the final game of the series by
defeating the Athletics, 12 to s
Both teams hit the ball hard and
often. Keefe and Hasty had to re-
tire, and Naylor finished for the
losers. Dauss stayed the limit for
Detroit. Four more home runs were
made today, bringing the total for
the four games to fifteen. The
The Washington herald., 1921-06-07

TwO-base hits - Harris 2, Char
rity, Muller, Judge. Falk. Three
base hi6-O'Rourke, Sheely, Strunk.
stolen base-Shanks. Sacrifice hit
Charity. Double plays-O'Rourke
to Judge; Collins to johnson to
sheeIyy johnson to Collins to
sheeIy, shanks to Harris to Judge.
Left on bases-washintgon 2. Chi
cago s. Bases on balls-On Court
ney 4, OF shaw 1, OF Kerr 1. Hits
on Courtney, 0 In 72-3 innings,
on shaw, 3 In 1 Is Innings. Struck
out-By Courtney 1, by shaw 1, by
Kerr 1. wild pitch-Courtney. Win
ming pitcher--Goarfney.S Umpires--
Evans and MostartS TfmS OF game
II hour and ~ nafnufes.; - 49, !. = Z !,
The Washington herald., 1921-06-07
Pitchine Averages.
Registers Win, Z to 6.

The Register A. C. won a close
game from the Brooklyn A. C. yes
terday by a score of z to s. The
Registers want to arrange games
with the Knicks, Dreadnoughts,
Laurels and Clarendon. Address T..
c. Malone, 11s d street northeast.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-07
Reuthers' Pitching
Defeats Cubs, z to 4

CHICAGO. June 6.-Brooklyn de-
feated the Chicago Cubs today by
a score of to 4. Speed Martin
started bad for the Cubs and never
got very good: Jones did well for
two innings and Tyler didn't do
much in one inning. Dutch Rue
ther for the Robins was no wonder.
but good enough. Score:
The Washington herald., 1921-06-07
Morgan in Penn State Shoot.

r. ID. (klondike) Morgan. of the
washington Gun club. left last
night to take part In the Pennsyl-
vania state Shoot, which starts to-
day in Pittsburgh.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-07

Totals. 81 6x26 II Totals. 81 IL 81 Il
xTwo out when winning run scored.
sRan for Adams In 9th.
Score by Innings;
New York ....... O20 o 90 o.
Pittsburgh ..... 100 j 10 Ol 1-5
Runs-Bancroft. c. Walker. Rapp. Smith.
Bigbee .. Carey. whitted. Barnhart Errors
-Cutshaw. Frisch Two-base hits-Cut-
shaw. Smith. Three-base hits-Smith, Wal
ker, Bancroft. Sacrifice hies-Burns, Young.
Stclen base-Carey. First base on errors
Pittsburgh I. New York I. Struck out
Barnes 3. Glazner l. Adams .. Bases on
bslls-Barnes .. Glazner 3. Adams 3.
Double plays-Barnhart TO Cutshaw to
Grimm: Bancroft to Kelly. Hits-Glazner 8
In innings (none out In hfth), Adams I
In ) innings. Left on bases-New York \,
Pittsburgh 10. Unpires-McCormiek and
Hart.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-07

Scott, Bohne. Errors-Daubert Fonseca
Two-base hits-Boeckel Barbara. Three-bass
hits-Scott. Southworth. Home run-Bohne
Double plays-Bohne to Wingo; Southwortb
to Scot to Barbara. Sacrifice hits-Powell
Cruise. Stolen base-Holke. Struck out -
Rogge /. Brenton /. Bases on balls-Rogge
?. Scott .. Left on bases-Cincinnat 3,
Boston T. Time. l:26. Umpires-Moran and
Rigler.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-07
Champ Prepping
Left For "Kayo''
Cut ODer Eye May Keep
Dempsey from, Ring
Until Tomorrow.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.. June
6-One OF the things easy to do in
this old world is to satisfy a 6stic
bug. A bunch OF EN- appeared at
The Washington herald., 1921-06-07
Boys Club Wins Easily.

The Christ Child Boys club won
a heavy hitting contest from the
Congressional A C. yesterday by a
score of 13 to 8.