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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-02
STORY Of GIANTS
FAMOUS PLAYERS
new YORK
FIRST GAME WAS PLAYED
ON WHAT ~ NOW
FIFTH AVENUE,

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-02
World War Veteran
Forever Injured Is
Amarillo Resident

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-02

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-02
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-02
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-02

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-02

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-02

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-01
EUROPE TALKING ABOUT
MANUFACTURED COAL
Representatives IN Pennsylvania Coal
Field. Investigating Large
fuim Deposits.


rOTTSNIli.f.. IA, Dec 3l--In an
effort 10 overcome the dcmoralized
iu"! situation throughout Europ.
pa r'iGularly in Belgium. representa-
ives OF overseas interests are here
looking into the utilization Of the
large cn!u deposits. 1t IS the plan
w. ~: nhiaciurc e briqucttc from the
ru!in and snip II to belgium. Italy
ana other European countries, which
az. this winter fncinS - fuel famine
pcchuus" of the condition OF the
mines lott by Mc war
" is said that the representatives
ha"" secured large tracts Of the culm
~ thu Mahauoy Valley and in the
western end OF Schuyl.iil County
Giovanni" de Moni. OF New York
icnr"S"n,ating group OF Italian
capitalists in that city. declared that
closing Df "A deal in northumberland
county has been temporarily delayed
by suit over III" ownership OF the
culm deposits in that section
The manufacture OF the fuel into a
peat substance il claimed to offer
numerous possibilities in tho over
seas countries. /, is said that II the
culm can be- secured here. the fuel
famine. which now faces some OF the
lare" Industrial ccntcrs Of Europe.
VIII ID" overcome.
Whether the culin will be sent Iii :
rect 10 Europe and manufactured
there. or whether II VIII he mixed
INTO the peat form ana sent direct
70 the mills overseas. is not yet
known. This depends, IL is said to
the manufacturing possibilities con-
Slacrcd from both sides OF the sea
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-01
Dizzy Spells
Go Almost
Like Magic
Miss Annie l.. Crismond, OF
326 County Street, Ports
mouth, Va. Who Has Sui
fered with Dizzy Spells and
Liver Troubles, Finds I'm
mediate Relief i'm Re-Cu.Mn,

/ II have taken bottle of Re-Cu-
Ma says Miss Crismond. land IL has
done me good to a great extent. |
suffered all the while with my liver
and such dizzy spells that could with
difficulty walk at all sometimes. Med :
icine has relieved the dizziness en-
iirely and liver is very much better.
Can recommend il for indigestion,
constipation and dizziness"
If you are suffering from indiges-
ton. constipation and dizziness. or
any of tile other complications aris-
ing from a disordered stomach or an
ill-functionins liver, try Rc-Cu-Ma at
our risk. If at the end of four days
you have noticed no material i'm
provement in your condition, return
the bottle and the druggist will re-
fund your money.
For sale by Tragic Drug Co. Rich
mond, Va. and Morrison, The Drug
Man, Petersburg. Va, and all Good
Drug Storcs.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-01
KRAMER PERPLEXED
BY CHINESE WIRE
Must Decide Whether to Admit
Oriental Liquor with
'.itiE l>ick."
~ Associated Press. ]

WASHINGTON. Dec. 3l-Whcthcr
Chimes. wine, with an alcoholic con-
tent OF nearly 80 per cent. is to be
admitted 10 this country for mcdici-
mai purposes was taken up today Tor
consideration by Prohibition Commits
s!oncr Kramer.
Disposition Of many thousand cases
OF this wine now being held by the
customs service at different ports is
expected 10 be determined by the
decision. In san Francisco. alone.
the commissioner said, there are
about 10000 cases of the wine a"ld
UP
Onhis desk today. the commissioner
had "a nearly empty BOTH" oil NE
la ly." IS per cen; alcohol, which
hc said his assistants had been SAM
ping in au effort To- determine its
status undcr the prohibition laws.
"Ng ka ry' is described by the label
on the bottle as an excellent tonic
for exhaustion. mental weakness or
fatigue"
''Nr IA ry" has queer smell,
Commits sioncr Kramer said. AT his
invitation. investigation disclosed
that it had both queer smcl! and Il
queer taste, which seemed to i'm
prove after taking.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-01
COURT UPHOLDS SALE OF
GASOLINE ON SUNDAY
Norfolk Jury Acquits Three Deal
crs, Calling Motor Fuel ~
Necessity
LSpccial to The Times. Dispatch. ]

Special to The Times Dispa tch
NORFOLK. VA. Dec. 81. There
VIII be no more gasolinclcss sundays
Tor norfolk. according to Il decision
in Corporation Court today. when "a
jury returned verdict Of not guilty
in the cases OF thrc" defendants ar
rested for violating the recent order
OF CITY Manager Charles r.. Ashbur-
D"r that hiljnS stations had TO close
on the Sabbath.
The three defendants remained
open In spite Of the order and in
court pleaded guilty To the charge
OF selling on sunday. but contcndcd
that ii was not Il violation of the
blue laws.
The question before the jury was
ana around the application of tho
word gasoline The defense con.
tended that. while il was not an abb
solutc physical necessity, il had be-
come requisite through prcscnt-day
customs.
The city claimed that The Sunday
sal" OF rasolinc In tn" ordinary course
~ business WAS not Il necessity. all
though there might u" circumstances,
which would make it's sale necessary.
on sunday
The position Of the defense wa.
that travel and the things which
max" il possible have become a
necessity. and bccaUs. gasoline is ono
Of the needs of travellers it's sale is
not Il violation Of Sunday laws The
question of the Legality Of selling
@hSol Inc ON sunday Is based on
whether IL is morally III and proper
TO bc done, II was stated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-01
COMPULSORY TRAINING
PROPOSED FOR MEXICO
Mexican Fondness for Wearing Uni
farms Mny Make plan Success,
Leaders Think.
BY Universal Service
NJ I'Nif'Jl t'I'rE NIsE h.,

Nv hIN"fsHI ScrNic".I
MENiCD CITY. MEN. Dec. 81
Compulsory military training is pro-
posed in Mexico. Advocates OF the
plan urge that by giving all you= =
men training in the army Mexico
would he better prepared to pat an
efficient AMY into the field in case Of
war.
At present army service does not
attract the more Intelligent and en-
,rret!c OF TIE young men 81 Mexico,
TO whom the country would look IN
- crisis. On the contrary. some OF
the military organizations are actu-
ally ludicrous because of the ma
tcrial used to I'LL the ranks.
McSicans are fond OF wearing uni
forms. and for this reason. IL Is said.
the compulsory military training
plan may he carried out with sue
cess.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-01
POLAND WITHOUT FUEL;
FACES HARD WINTER
Food, Clothing AMI Shoes Also
Scarce on Account Of Bolshcv-
Isl Invasion.
lHy Universal Service. ]


WARSAW. Dec. 3I.-Thc prospect
of tho approaching winter is Il dark
one for Poland on account of the
shortage OF fuel, added to the lack Of
food. clothing and shoes
In ether years fuel provision for
the winter was usually made b. mid
summer. great quantities OF wood be-
Ing hauled into the cities from the
country districts. This year the Boil
sheHist invasion stopped all such
preparations for the winter. Wood
Was neither cat nor hauled
The advance of ulc Reds across the
eastern half OF Poland scattered the
woodm"n. along with all tho other
inhabitants OF the invaded territories.
ana con'iscatcd their horses and WA
CONS. AS q consequences. the country
faces = fuel shortage that threatens
disease and death 10 thousands
thfnu2 h exposure.
IN" coal situation il even worse.
Added 10 the falling of OF productio ion
IN the % mes has been the al,~ost
total Gripping OF the Polish railway
systems by III" war Even the limited
amount OF coal that has been mined
cannot he transported becauac OF the
shortage % engines and rolling stock.
This same Gripping OF Transportation
likewise greatly retards the bringing
OF relief 10 IA" starving people OF
Poiahds crowded cities and dcvaStat-
ed areas.
According TO reports OF the Amcri-
can Rcd Cross, the relief situation
in Poland al present is serious. There
ar" ~ least half million homeless
refugees 10 be cared for and 5o.0u0
orphans. Will" the dreaded typhus
plague. which last year took toll OF
a million lives. is beginning to SHOW
itself again. with 100000 cases al
ready on record. Unless fuel and
clean. warm clothing is forthcoming
the people az Poland Will die this
winter like flies
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-01
Delightful Taste, Immedi-
ate Relief, Quick Warm
Up.

The sensation OF the year In tho
drug trade is Aspironai, the two
minute cold and cough relicvcr. au-
thoritatively guaranteed by the labo-
ratories: tested. approved and most
enthusia stically endorsed by the high
est authorities. and proclaimed by tho
common people rs ten times rs quick
and effective as whiskey. rock and
rye. or any other cold AID cough
remedy they have ever tried.
All drug stores are now supplied
with the wonderful new elixir so all
you have 10 do TO get rid OF that cold
Is to step into the nearest drug store.
hand the clerk half a dollar for = bot j.
tie OF Aspironal and tell him TO serve
you two tcaspoonfuls with four tea
spoonfuls Of water in a glass With
your watch in your hand, take the
drink at one swallow and call for
your money back in two minutes II
you cannot feel your cold fading
away like a dream within the time
limit. Don't he bashful. for all drug
| Gists invite you and expect you Ia
try 1t. Everybody's doing 1t.
When your cold or cough Is re.
lieved. take the remainder Of the
bottle home to your wife and babies
for Aspironal Is by far the skfest and
most effective. the easiest \to take
couEh remedy for infants d chill
s6E0n.~v-A0Vs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-01
|C|TY BUILDING PROJECTS
COST S6,919,278 IN YEAR
or This Amount, S4,5S8,75O Was
Authorized for Expenditure
on New Work.
S3,I3O,322 ON ALTERATIONS
Warehouses and manufacturing
Plants Repaired i'm 1920 TotaIcd
125; Churches, 20; Office Strur-
lures, II, and Banks, 13.

Expenditures for building work
during the past year. according to the
annual report Of the building Inspec-
tor released late last night. show that
permits were issued for IN Correction
or repair OF buildings in the city
which cost so.?l3.21S. despite the
slump Ia building work reported
authorized for expenditure ON new
work ana S2.l3e.l22 on alteration and
repairs. During December $3Ji.r3S
worth OF work WAS authorized. OF
this amount S26l.OtJ WAS for new
work. while the remainder was spent
on alteration and repair work. Thirty
seven new buildings were erected dun =
ing this time ana hfty-Sevcn permits
issued tor alteration and repair work
During tho year erection OF SIS new
buildings waS authorized. AMI repair
or alteration Of l.lSc. ElEhty-eight
brick dwellings. nincty-fcur frame
dwellings,. three apartment houses
manufacturing buildings were among
the number for erection OF which per-
mis- were given. Alteration Of a6i
brick dwellings, 500 frame homes and
three apartment houses were author
lied during the year.
Decrc,s" ia new work in December
as compared with tho month Of 1919,
iS }J.:.jSo. ANA the decrease in al
tcrhtIon and repair work Sl52.I3J.
making net decrease of Sj2j.333 for
the month.
Garages featured the permits issued
FOR new work. There were aG6 pri-
vate buildings erected for this use and
min" public establishments erected.
W ar = II ouse and manufacturing
plants altered and repaired during
the Year totalcd l2i. while twenty
churches were repaired. twelve office
buildings, ten theatres. thirteen bank
buildings and numerous other build
inEs.
New work authorized included the
erection Of SOC sheds. seven churches
two theatres. one bank building on,
printing office. three brick stables
three Office buildings and two schools.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-01
CRESTED TAXI MAN GETS
VARIANT FOR DRY COPS"
taunton Hnckcr Charges Slcuths
With Violating Liquor Laws
as Rcprisal.
JALLs ARREST "FRAME Up"
ays Men Put Whisky In His Car
/, and Then Took Him to Lnrkup.
! All Three Arc Being Held Under
Bail.

Especial to The Tines Dispatch
STAuNTON. VA. Dec 3l-W. n.
-dwn ani j. W. Woody. who have
Z cdcntials showing them to be state
:. iohibition officers. which. accord :
~ 10 court officials. appear to be
nuinc, ana w. IL. Silor. local taxi
.ver. were arrested carly ;his
rning, charged with violating the
OR 1hibitionl act. tranlchinE in liuuor
/, ! drinking in public places.
All three have been liberated on
]. SUor'i being nXcd At $500 and
OF Brown and Woody AZ $40
~ - appear before the grand
kSE here January o.
pAccordinE To Silor. he was hired by
P-nc two alleged plain clothes men to
lirivc them out IN the county After
soSerins - few miles east Of the civ
che men ordered tn" machine stopped
and left Silur IN the ear returning
I'm little Will" with twelve quarts
|of whisky.
The men then disclosed thoir idcn-
ity as state inspectors. he said. and
arrested him Tor having whisky in
he car ON reaching StauiitOn ST.
.cr. who had been Informed previous
~. he SAID. hy resident OF the hotel
ut which the men were STAYING that
|,or somctim. they had had liquor in
ithcir rooms. sworc out a warrant
against them. charging drinking IN
public places.
\ Later investigation around tho vi
Init: where Silor took tho men proved
3ruitlcss. and 10 traces OF Iiuuor
ere found. The twelve quarts OF
kShisky IN question Is now a. Police
court for safckccpimg ana ~. ~,
hne driven by Silor is being held
the garage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-01
INGLAN0 SELECTS ENVOY
FOR WAR DEBT CONFAB
'rd Chalmers Appointed To Confer
with Z. -. Treasury
officials.
~ a. S9!"!at"d Press

ny ANSpt'!dtru Press.
Nv ASliiNGTbN. Dee. ai.-I.o ord Chal-
ks. q. g. u. *. g. H. "a former OF
Of tn" British Treasury. Ma.
selected hy the british govern
u arrange details with Treas.
officials her" regarding the re-
I,ding OF the British war deb, TO
ncricI
NC British representative is cX-
II To reach her" early Ia Jauiarv.
Caury Officials said IT Was added
the discus sions between the rep
H'tntivcs of the two rovcrnn"nt :
would not consume any con
able time,
,c question OF tn" rat. of !ntnr-
ion the long time obligations. or
Is said. probably vii! hr adjust
the basis of = per cent Under
law. II way explained. The demand
q cannot bo funded at "A rat. or
rest lower than they already boar
{" rcpuirc q higher rat" woul,i
unjust. officials asserted
VIII" rates are higher now than
IN ms government cptalurb Tho
~ !"i vs. lohuS 10 ii;c..m'tr~. a.
us Naid this government should
hit"mrt TO take Il profit from mo
IN the priC" Of money
~ surG"Stiou that Tho rurdlnr Of
sn loans h" made ~ an advanced
'rS' r'i" Is strongly opposed by-
etarv houston
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-01
LLC".O GEORGE is OEL".
SURVIVOR OF BIG FIVE
tIcmrnc-am. Orlando. Vrni.oIos und
Wilson Are All Retired to
Iriyltr IITr.

LONDON. Dec. 3I.--In q speech br-
fore the Rotary CLUB. Lord Riddell
pointed OUT tn" changes hat - brief
time makes Ia tho men who domi :
nat" the affairs OF tn" world.
Less than TWO years ago" he said,
Lloyd George. Ci"mcnccau wilson,
orlando and NcniHelos were the dom
irnhnt figures. Today four OF these
mon are out Of action, only Lloyd
George being in possession OF the
functions h" then exercised"
l.iddcll. a ciose friend OF LLOYD
George. said OF the SURVIVOR"
i'eopl" hay" asked IN" how lie
succeeds IN Keeping so well consider
me mis- cares ANA anXicti"s
The secret j. very simple. I,oyd
George u very viril". v!Vacious. Op-
'!m!slic person almost always in
good spirits has "a remarkable sense
pi huinor ana his refuge. even Ia tho
most stormy times. is Ia pick M 4
book and divert his attention from
thc snhi.cts harAssimE MIN"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-01
"REP" AS HODCARRIER
SHATTERED, HE SAYS
reference 10 GRctanH C0stpnzO M
.'ul ack hnnd" md "Bum" Meet
with Rescntment.

~ IUI"fTlItiDNdI -NFWS SefViNr.
DENVER. Dec. 3l.-Caetsno Costar-
eos reputation as hodcarricr has
been shattered and he wants $1,000
damages from Angelina and Salvator!
Donof-io. who. he alleges, did the
shattcring.
In "a SANDER suit brought by CO.
tauzo against his countryfolk. the
plaintiff declares that h. had an "cN-
ccl!cnt reputation as a hodcarrier
and citizen" when Angelina and Sal
vator spread the l!bcllous inforna
ton tina; he was a "blackhand' and
bum
As u result tn" complaint charges,
Gactauo'S reputation as hodCarr!er
$1,000.