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The Washington times., 1921-11-02
AIRPlANE co. SUES KARL
FOR FLIGHT TO AUSTRIA

BERNE, Nov. "A bailiff visited
Hertenstein Saturday for the purpose
Of executing an attachment against
property Of former King Charles for
$4,000 francs In favor of the Swiss
Airplane Company, in one OF the
planes Of which Charles made his
recent flight into Hungary.
IL is said that the household OF
Charles during the last few months
has maintained itself mainly through
the sale of the royal jewelry.
The Washington times., 1921-11-02

From baseball to preaching is the
story OF Billy Sunday. Now we have
an evangelist who goes one better
and bids fair to become second
BILLY Sunday" Paul RAIDER. physi-
cal giant and ex.trainer of Jess
willard. is giving his attention TO
training people in the art of living
properly and Is at present attacking
the divorce evil with a vim. He is
an evangelist and is determined to
shoe the devil from Boston. II he is
as good a preacher as he was
trainer his admirers say he will soon
have the devil on the run.
The Washington times., 1921-11-02
House Passes Roads Bill.

The seventy.five million dollar good
'pads bill passed the House yesterday
with adoption OF the conference re-
port.
The Washington times., 1921-11-02

proportionate limitation. according to
present strengths, or equal limita-
ton by all of the power?.
A. From various reports which
have appeared, understand .he
American authorities consider 1t pre-
mature to express any opinion along
this line, and will make no statement
on this point until after the confer
ence is definitely convened. I believe
It would hardly be in accord with their
wishes IL were to say anything along
this line.
@. Does Japan consider that she
should have a navy equal to those Of
Great Britain and America in view
Of the much shorter coast line she
has to defend?
A. The object of armament is to
secure safety Of a nation. AS has
been revealed by Admiral Mahan, the
naval forces of two opposing nations
in war are not stationed along their
coast lines, but their main strengths
are concentrated to be pitted against
each other in a decisive battle, and
upon victory or defeat in such a battle
will depend the fate of the nations.
This principle has been thoroughly
demonstrated by the history Of naval
warfares. especially during the recent
world war. 1t Is not proper, there
fore. to determine relative naval
strength according to the extent Of
coast lines. I believe each nation has
the right to possess naval armaments
sufficient to protect it's own safety
against any naval force which other
nations may use extensively.
Amity Only Aim.
Q.-Does Japan consider fortifica-
ton of her islands of the Pacific
necessary to her national defense, and
would Japan meet America half way
in agreeing not to fortify those isl
ands?
AT present there is no fortified
island in the mid Pacific on our part.
The Washington times., 1921-11-02
VIM-O-GEN Yeast Vitamines in
Pleasant and Easy-to- Take Form

vigorous physical development, vim-O-Gen aiso con
tains iron and other heslth-buiding ingredients.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05
Market News
WHEAT MARKET
IS ON SLUMP
JULY DELIVERIES cARRY
WHOLE GRAIN MARKET
DOWN, CLOSES WEAK

CHICAGO ln> l1nc t,--orain fa,aros
WV On tho downward swing IN the
Ch,casS Rara 10 rrasse ,siAS, ogiina'
N hFVaks tailr,i To- halt the movcmen,,
esl~e,AlN IN July what which vas -
WAX that u d,aggca all V,hsg gtasns
OWN With u. rhc end NJ tho seSSiOn
found all elitoas aplNIrn,N q, ,hc INV
I.alN, u the DAY, wheat nst,cd HISS ~
ace. cNFn u ~ l,sn and eats L. IN
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,aeWa ard Clss~eg ~ ~ l~elNts ne,hsF,
Whca, pgtNs wVFe acssc,tly WAX
a, lse start, GNVlent WEATHER tS tn
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05
BRITISH STRIKE
LOWERS COTTON
COTTON MILLS IN ENGLAND
SHUT DOWN FOLLOWING
STRIKE; MARKET Low


Nv AsseelAtrt fws&
NHw YORK, juno s--rntaNoSaele
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WV considered chiefly rVSlons'ele tO'
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,olsrr contracts sid ott to N,s., ~ ~
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05
Illinois Takes
Big End Of the
Conference Meet

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05

that the champion should win IN M least
five ~ six rounds, The Frenchmnn
must 10 Into tho ring ~ nm unknown
man, he has defeated no crown con
tender, you might IN we'll say he was
M contender himself until he defeated
Joe llcckelt and the press took this az
u pood chance To yet Dempsey into
the ring IN Wild hope ~ Europe steal
inR away with the title, Frank Moran
made ms Rood u showing with the En-
plishmnn IN Carpenter did and We dO
NJ, think that Frank N Huod enough 10
meet the chnmplon--lt would not even
be a fair drawing card cNccp, IL scc the
champion IN action.
DrmpseyH style " rushing until he
tires his nun aud then put over the
knockou, punch viii worry carpcntler
great deal and viii probably win the
fish,--lf this slylc wins the fight, aud
mos, all NJ prophets NJ sportsdom say
thut II win, u should win IN the early
rounds. no, more than six NJ the most
The frcnchman viii have 10 show
more than he has ever shown IN the
ring a. keep out of tho champions
way, that II. NJ course, II the champion
II IN thu hest of condition ana he should
be- that way by all p,eans, hut Jack has
been n little Oft at times, In the ilren
nan fish, the champion should have
heen the winner In not morc Nsnn Nv,
rounds hut II took twelve to heut hill
IN the Willie Mcchan battle the cham
plon was away oft hla form, II IN,
| same Dempsey who fought hrcnnan an,
4 Mcchan crawls through the ropes 81
July md the frcnchman win rctur,
90 his homo thu heavyweight ,hamrio,
u the world II the Dempsey whit
,oush, willard and Mlskc sws agalns
car~n,lcr he viii win inside VI fiv'
rounds, CONSIDERING the fac, that Thu
viii Ia the grcatcsl fish, In which
Dempsey has ever participated I believe
that he win hc In the mst 1 condl
,ion aud tor tina, reason | prcdlct tina
lack ncnrscy should win by knock
~, In the nth ~ sixth round u no
| SOONER,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05
CLARENDON HOLDS
WRESTLING MATCH
sp.elal,o The News

tuselAl ~ The News
CLARENDON Texas, June a.
Clarendon American Legion meml"rs
gave wrestling ana boxing show
Thursday might and had onc oi The hir
~, crowds thu, hns ever attended such
an event here,
HAY Osborn II chicknsha, Okla took
two falls out Ut three IN wrrs,llnn
hou, with Joc Nlchols NJ hcdlcy' the
wrcs,lcrs weighed In nj LA pounds
each.
The second hou, was hattie royal
Among negroes, The ilRh, hnd been nu'
y,rtlsed ns being between local negro
and dusky fighter from Amarillo hu'
the flvh, was pulled between ,wo Anna
,lllo hoyp with "na,,lnn smith the
winner by the knockou, route ""
weighed iss,
lack Dhor,y, "a pounds, of Los An
uelcs, California, wan from hlll huNins
ol Amarillo an the feature hon' w the
evening an eight round h"u,' u was
enc ol the hes, battles seen her" Tor
SOME time,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05
LUBBOCK VISITED
BY HEAVY RAINS
sp~s,l ~ nv Nsss

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05
DEMPSEY TRAINING AFTER
SPEED and CLEVERNESS

-, t,........., ain ,.,,t,, ,,,a,, a.lon
''" ','"rn'F W" '." ',.,,,' r.,
u''a'p Nv W. '''''"s '"' w." ,. NO..
"nu'r wv" Nv '''' "'''''' :" '''' Wv
The reason u that mes going 10 ilsh'
n man wh"'Hs'credltcd win beins the
most scientific boxer In the world
Preparations for the big mill will he
entirely different from what he went
through before rocklng Jess Willard.
,v,ln,a wn. st,o,y s,ow. him
moun,nln NJ flesh and bone.
c - 80, .,.
,aI,"n'.' :" 49,, '"s'' .'''''"'
" "'s"'s'"''"' """'"'"' "'"'''"''
Dempsey has consulted the best nu'
,horI,ics In America ON how TO train
tn meet the Frenchmnn'
His training for the brennan fight
which extended over i've months.
taught him lesson
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05
DEmPSEYSSTYLE SH0UL D WIN FIGHT JULY z
DEMPSEY


ny Assoria,'d Press
ATLANTIC cry n i. June -
Jack Dempsey ended his front porch
campaign to-day when he resumed train
Inn after four day lay off hy boxing
slx rounds In his open air arena with
three heavyweight Hparrlng partners
Between too and zoo spectators filed In
Ia the arena to watch the workou, NJ
tel paying u dollar admission Instead OF
40 cents, the price charged tor tho
first two weeks ~ thu chnmplun's train
Inn,
A. u result II his lay off Dempsey
was IN condition a. vet u fast pace hut
he dld not open ~ unilll larry VIII
inms faced him for ihr final two rounds
at boxing, Martin ru,ko, the heavy
weigh, lrom New orleans, made his
llrN appearance With the champion IN
thu first iva roun'ls,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05
Clayton Has
Heavy Rains
During Week


Ssclal 10 1he News
CLAYTON. y, NJ, June i-lloavy
fnlnr have fallen durlnH the last forty
clgh, hourn throughout, Union county,
IVES, Texas aud ci,nalron county, OK
hhoma, The government weather oh
server her. reports rainfall II onc aud
une onc hundrcdth inches during the
mp, ,wen,y.four hours, making u total
Ut Que aud clHhty'eigM hundrciths dur
ing the last fcrty'cinh, hours Rcnor'n
from Clmarrun county, Texas, and
Dalmm county, Texas, show n rain r'l'
VI more than two inches In both conn'
ties, The county agents from these
counties rcpo,t c,ops, RANGES and live
stock IN excellent condition,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05
Sunday School
League to Hold
Business Meet

The monthly business mec,lng " the
Amarillo sunday Schoel na~shall
League viii hc held al $50 o'c,@k
TUESDAY mght at the First isp,ls,
chWNh This viii ~ thu lirst regular
ncc,ng sincV thu iseagNc hcgan It's
,,ason aud Il " cSlsc,cd that many
important affairs lcrts,nng to it,
vhNJc viii he taken w
rrvsk,cn, 0uy ", fallcr ~ IN the
Vas, ~ a vacation and N,cc rr~s,aea,
RoN NJ, Rfl,ain viii I1cslslc a, the meel
NJ, Nv waWcs,s ,ha, all Wt,ccrs and
representatives VI the various ch0rchcs
q pTvscM rsVNlsN, Thc hour has
zen ~, la,e ~ that u will net IN
NNNvnkNcV any pcts,n dvSittNg H. at
md the itapa,s, VhIts,lNN same tha,
Nvnlng
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05
Comparative NIeasnre.nenls

He's 6 feet inches tell. Dempsey n
nearly foot taller. being 9 feet I ~
inches.
Ridley 10 coming east with the cham.
pion's okey an him. tt
They met In Portland. Ore.
Ridley has been cas-, before. hut failed
10 get into the proper channels that
get bookings, M never made a start.
Dempsey told the bantam pocket I'll.
tIon To come along and he'd re that
he got enough work 10 DO.
He has cleaned up the boarda on the
coast II bantam and feathsrwelshts.
In 10 fights he has lost but one d.
cisIon.
Ex.ChampIon Pete Herman was NV.
on n shade over Ridley In Portland =
couple of months ago.
II Ridley doesn't fight his Wy 70
the title In the east his western hack.
crs will he badly disappointed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05
roar WORTH LIVESTOCK


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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05
CARPENTER
Nv Associated rrsss,

~ WEHUTHTfU Y We
MANIiASAET. n. ", June l,-The
efforts of Georges Carpenters trainers
nav are being directed IL Keep the chal'
lengor In his typical happy go'mcky
nood. They believe Georges hnr ar
rived NJ point NJ physical perfection
and his future training VIII be- To de-
,clop those ring tactics with which u"
hopes ~ HEAT DempHoy,
To-day Cnrnntolcr worked vigorously
Tor three rounds, winding M IN u
wrestling aud spnrrlng Hsrlon with
Paul Juurnce,
Trainer 0us Wilson 1id thu, the
mental condition NJ carpcn,lor whu
IN III q high strung nature, " nov Honle'
lhlng Ia be- carefully guarded,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05

DALLAS, June THE management
ot the Dallas baseball club late to-
nlrh, announced the purchase ~ cut
Hail, Dan Tlppm aud 'curn- Harper
pitchers, from the Newark club 1T the
International League, Tho trio are
expected To rcpor, To Dallas ut once.
Harper and liill played In the Texas
League several ycaN ago, the former
with San Antonlo and the latter with
WnVO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05
RUSHING STYLE Will Be
fAVORlTE IN big fight
~ LARRY SMITH.

Never before has fight caused much debate 10 the winner
the coming battle Boys Half Acre"
Jersey sids and probably again will there be fight
which will draw the crowd the purse that this battle for the
prsms rsrshp Of the world will when the two best pugls In
The world meet Saturday, July 2nd Men from two different
ceuns Of two different styles Of two different weights
News agencies and press eli kinds have canned dope" who
Will win the greatest Of sc classics To date The Daily News
he's made definite predictions to the wnnsrnor he's
esnsdsd the bout from standpoint Of avorsmnow that the
time drawing and bets being aysd would be well to
lock the and what they have done since the time
that they entered the ring for their first public performance
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05

GEORGES started Into the realm of
puEdom al III. age NJ ~ ana worked
his way from bnn,amwclRh, To light
heavy weight class and then gained
hIs fame by knooKing out few minor
heavieN over In France, The reason he
uould heat them was because they hnd
hecUne 10 poor that they were No
longer n drawing card In America ana
helnr ten old ~ learn some other va,
oati"h went ~ France and England IN
hopes W picking some easy money. IN
this way they were right because an
American IN France was n drawing
card itself M matter who he was
fighting the French would flock Ia acc
the Wild w.stcrnrr do battle, Carpcn
tier WIN the righ, ,o meet Dempsey
hy defeating Jnc Beckett the heavy
weight champion " England AMI then
Frank Moran won, over there and
showed how -asy II was IN do that,
This IN ahou, the only fight W. may
dtnw conclusion from--Carlmnticr " hin
led iteckctt IN about : minutes Moran
h~at l,eckett IN three rounda--Wilhrl
a.a n.wn.v ..., ,vu,sSI Ia ,nr..,
s..m..,s rro,, ,na, w., sno,,d ,h,al
that Georges should he easy picklngA
Tor Jack,
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05
RICE


~ Associated rrvsa
NEW ORLEANS, June l'--V"ush
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RIdlcy's legs are an trim as the heavy.
weight champions.
The only thing that Keeps the coostse
from being u heavyweight IN his weleht.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-08
SAYS BEATEN FOE
CAN, MUST PAY
Viyiani Asserts the Whole
World Interested in
Germany's Debt

NEW YORK, April THE de-
.,,,st of the French claims for
a,nan reparations was made here
,,JAy by Rene Niviana, former
,-.msr Of France, and now extra b.
ordinary envoy to the United states.
tr .r address before a gathering
81, business men at the New York
chamber Of commerce, he declared &.
Germany has contracted debts,
.r. .nal and will nay them"
contrary to the general belief" >"
n. continued. this problem inter
,.ts not only France and Germany.
lut the whole world because peace
which is so desirable among men,
will only flourish anew when the
r.V economic balance which brings
forth moral balance, shall be re-
,,,lbNshod.'
No. went into detail in rccounting
fIe devastation caused by the Ger
imam armies. pointing out that "a n
result Uf the war approximately
.g 500 600 acres OF French soil must
.r rpuaNiutatcd.
ApoaRus of Gcrmauys claims
.fhi' she is being taxed beyond her
an..Ity tu pay, he said:
"Somg nave said that the claim OF
France was exaggerated, ii is a
lie Tho French experts have. since
'fc treaty. lowered their claim and
reduced their right and France has
abandoned more than one-third Of
what she had the right Of asking
far and a very long delay Is con-
rnLnh ll GnrmnnN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-08
LEGAL.

FOURTH PLACE tThlri street,,
from the East line " LOWS Avenue
to the East line Of Columbia MCCOY
SECTION 3. THAT all resolutions or
parts OF resolutions heretofore adopted hN
his Uuard 300 conflict with the pruNulnus
uf MS resolution are, insofar as sutN
conflict exists. hereby repealed.
SECTION & That an emergency exists
for tine preservation of the public pe1o"
health and safety and tVr the tuftHHr
tnre ~ street improvements. tv reason
whereof this resolution shall fohc otc.i
from and after It's passage. approval and
publication
ADOPTED and tho emergency clause
ruled upon separately and approved ih..
htH day ~ Npril 1871
ArrBQyEp this 5tn day OF April
1871
j. " ApkISo>
Mayor pro irW.
Affcs'.
MRS FRANk SEAMAN,
City Auditor.
Approved
PRANK E DJNrN>
city Attorney.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-08

Pubushed In the Tulsa Daily World
April +, Z, s. .. 10, n, u, %, u. 10,
1891. World Publishing Company Pub
s.a...L ~ nn-nI.n.rA. aAA-A-rna
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-08

NUNS ''h Nf'' ~ " N'7'fb -
NEATLY furnished front bedroom with
usr Uf sitting room and telephone.
walking distance. convenient fur one or
two ladies. 81 per week for ur. ur 60 per
week Tor two. Usage taAt a.
BoSION. N. lsgo Cool s,utnrasJ room
adjoining baln In private family uua
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-08
LEGAL

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