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ThrrtricaI and Hotel and Re.tnuranfs
H'cr'ising VIII be found on Page ff.-Adr.
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THE pIAZA-Griii Room. Special Dinner
$3.50 per cover daily. DancinE. .-Adv.
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Will Explode 1t Before Farley
Ends, Says London Morn
ing Post Correspondent.
HER INTEGRITY is AIM
Formula Sought to Give Secur-
ity to Residents and
Refugees.
BY A. MAURICE Low.

Special Despotch to TIE New York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. e., Dec. 2.
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When YOU thRhS OF Writing.
think OF WHITING. --Adv.
The New York herald., 1921-12-03
WEATHER FORECAST.

Cloudy and colder to-day; tomorrow
settled and colder.
Highest temperature yesterday, So; loves
Detailed weather reports will be found editorial
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Special Despatch TO THE New YORK HERALI
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. C.. Dec. 9.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14
Plainview to Have
NewSchool Building

Special 'c To New
PLAiNNlEw. Jan. IA now build
ing and additions to the three build
ings now In use Is the program ~
extension adopted for plainyiew public
schools ut the meeting ~ trustees
Tuesday night The new building viii
~ In Seth Ward addition in northeast
piainvlew. Several rooms and audito
RUINS will lc added 10 both ~ the
grade school buildings. one ~ the
largest audltoriums In the Panhandle
will be- added io the almost new high
scho1l huildlng and the present audito'
rum viii b. converted into class rooms
and a study hall The total cost ~ the
new huIlding and additions viii 10
sis5 .00o
W. Y. Patty. superintendent %: city
schools. stated that all rooms were
badly crowded now snd that unless
more room WAS had before another
term that halliday sessions would prob
ahiy b. the ONLY solution. Tho new
$40. 900 high school building has been in
use lees than THREE years and al IN"
time " was lullt u was thought That
a. would nll Al nc,ls Tor ten years.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14
Officers Elected
By Swine Breeders

'per'al 10 The News.
LUBBOCK. Jan. i3.-Thc fcconi day
Il the Panhandle Swine Breeders ~.
soclntlon opened with aud address by
\. l.. ward. secretary Of the Texas
Swine Breeders ass, 7iation. on The
Future ~ the Hog Industry In the
Light u the Present Stock Shortage.
PRECEDENT Prcwitt made IN ANIMAL
presidents address. and burincf ~ the
nsaaclation WIS handled through q bus
mess Fcwlon lasting two hours.
Clarendon. pininvlcv. Hereford
Childr ~ and Fioydnda cnniordrd for
the 1899 convention. llorcf "a won
lft"r Childrcs withdrew. and M con.
tenders had mad" speeches fuyo..nF
their towns.
TIE following officers were elected
'nr tho scar: Fred Bosrncr. Lubbock
Htcs'dont. :. T.. Levin, f'hildrers. vice
president. \. :. Ware Tulil secretary
Ludwig lrlchcck. Happy. director; J. l..
Butler. Leila lal,c director
The Hnnu1l SHE at the South Plains
f;D'k harms ~ the Country PARK
started ni y. m. and Tie thirty he'd
NJ hoes were so!d with brisk bidding
though the prices were rather loss
average. Tho final reports are no,
completed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14
Churches Asked to
Assist Humanity.
China is Starving

NEW YORK. Jan. i3- Smultan.
'ously with the announcement ycsicr.
,ay ~ tie appointment uf lr executive
committee 81 the china famine Fund
~ Thomas " Lamont. chairman. a
countrywide appeal was n,nt cut g.
Protestant church"r 10 observe
February . a5 China Famine SUNDAY
Tho appeal. Witch was eign,d by Mr.
Lamont appointed by President Wilson
~ hrsd ~ the American Committee
'or The International china Famine
Fund and ly Or. Robert T.. spcer.
president 90 the Federal Council ~
'hurchcn urged al ministers "a pre-.
cent % their people thc appalling con.
liti,ns and to ask Immediately help
through contributions ana by uzaniz
ng local relief committees
While not attempting ~ this time
fo start an intensive campaign thr
committee feel" Tho NO.. ..itv. Il vas
aid NJ getting lcfurc thr public tn
facts regarding th" famine. reported o.
l'c the most disastrous In recorded his.
'ury. and ~ urcine all possible relief
Immediately. Almost daily. state.
uc1ts received al the hgldulrtcrs 81
The Fund from officials ~ our govern.
ncnt, missionaries and others IN the
Fur Els'. indhatc that oniy prompt
md continued provision of feed through
'lsh contributions VIII make possible
he salyagiug ~ any ccnsdcruhl. part
4 the millions nov. starving In ,he
live northeastern districts ~ China
The m.nhcrs ~ the Fupd.a Exc'u.
i've Committee with headquarters at
iiillc House, New Y'r,, are. inipn y
Bethel Chairman. Graham Patterson.
Wee Chairman: Or Buhpri T. Syccr.
Dr. Frank Mason North Mortimer l.
Schiff, l,aymund a. Fosdirk. John
Price l'ncs and ~ Y .. Green Scw
York William ~ Tart. New Haven:
Dr. Livingston Tauuud. Washington.
n G: George Horace t.urimvr. Phila.
iciphln Galcn l.. Stone Boston. John
Jay Abbott. Chicago. Fcsius ! Wade.
ST. Louis. Robert Dollar. san Fran.
risco: and Arthur ~ Parker. New
rleanH other officials go' Rae H.
HO1L'e. general secretary. Vernon
Nunrov. treasurer. 80 D.. Steers pircc.
tor Il Transportation. Dr. q ". R'blc.
Dircctur q: church ORGANIZATION.
Harold &. WashhuTu Director of
rrads Organization and " ". Thirl.
kcld Director 81 Publicity
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Jan. Ia
There ~ no question nov in tho minds
u apmc members ~ Congress. that as
he League II Nations h q practical
failure as preventive ~ war. the unly
alternative ~ not new League or
'Ass9ciatiun 81 Nations bat rather
disarmament " not complete. az lcAs,
partial
Ialan's Gpokcmran haH annluuced
TINT his country could not re,iutr IT,
naval program because the United
States ~ increasing IT, navy and urc.
pairing To- rcorganizc ~ National
Guard The answer a. jltan was
pinln. II WIS spoken " IN" Senate b.
senator llniuh, who's. resolution II 10
the effect that japan. Great Britain
and the United States negotiate Tor
q hn per cent reduction IN their arina.
mpnta. senator lilrahs proposal g.
flir Tor III three nations. II h faircr
"a japan and Great Britain than g.
ihe United States simply because "
NEEDED thu United Stltes can olthulil
Lfth Grat britain and JaIan combined
IN naval construction. such a prupOs u
shows that this Republic h. sincere
believer In usacr. ana ~ willing "a
meet an nations mur" than half way
IN disarmament tct us see n iuian
and England are equally sincere. and
" both co. either VIII agree to the
Borah rcsoluiiog The iIruh rcsolu.
ton ia test 81 the sincerity 'of the
other two nations
The Hprah resolution. while mcritor.
inBn. and while II has the benefit Of
b,iug propoDd At the very time WHEN
The Geneva League Of Nations II un.
gile "a. prevent the European wars
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14

a. cut their nayics and armed forces
one half Many other suspicious ma.
ilnns might and probably would regard
such AN arrangement as a sort ~
secret treaty between the three great
powers aimed ~ them. secondrate
powers might b,gin Ia increase their
ornaments fur fear ~ this very thing.
For this reason alone II " considered
donhifui by diplomatic representatives
It some powers stationed In Washing
ton thai Japan and Great Britain
would welcome suggestions along the
line ~ the iiorah Resolution.
u IL well known In Washington that
practically every nation Ia the world
that ~ nhlr Ia fight h now arming
and preparing for possibly another
war The debt owed the United States
is a result ~ the world war. more than
ten billions 81 dollars. instead Of be-
INK Iaid. ga even the interest being
paid h lping used in large part To
finance these warlike preparations. In
other words It H. Unit a States money
that h actually being used by these
N"NNNH W lHfiiiif A'h Hhh'H'i ""ss
geddun. II such should again be pre-.
clrilatcd. by the Jealous and fighting
nations ~ the continent of Europe.
Under such circumst inccs II would b.
sheer fnlly Tor thcf United States To
rcduce IT, naval ~ military strength,
say congressman. The senators and
Representatives say that the honor. In
tcgriiy. security and Independence IL
this republic should and must rest upon
the strong arm II Uncle sam. and not
m0n anY disarmament scheme. which
might and probably would prove To bs
nnly scrap ~ paper" when the time
is oppmtune FOR another wolld wnr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14
British Admiralty
For More Vessels

LONDON, Jan. i3.-Grclt Britain Is
divided over the question Il hattlcsi .ps
CT ro batticshius.
The admiralty fnVors more dread
naugh,s. Rut In parliament and 9th y
quarters voices arr raised against dread
naughts and IN favor Il cNprndi'ur,
instead for airplanes and submnrinca.
"The Rirplanc and The submarine hav,
revolutionized war" says Sir Pcrc,
Scott. Greater ~ modern naval gunnrry
III neither we nor the Germans had
had any h7ttlcships during :hc war 4
would not have made any difference
II Il Is slid that hlt,lcships can nov
he built which viii defy the torpedo
ask: Does not the prrj'ctilc alwayf
beat the dcnfensc?
"Can any ship H. designed which car
stand the explosion oi half ton O.
T y. r. with a dclaycdac'iUn fuse On
the head ~ strongly built torpedo
Concerning Others.
"Othcr powers may be building hat
tleships They may also 10 making .
mistake IN ~ doing.
II We are going To build hltilgship'
W. shall haze To build nurses Ter then
In the shape of d,s'roy,rs and ~ shall
have Ca build safe hlrbors Ia whi,h {
keep them"
Admiral W II Henderson says u
think the lattlcship Is DYING hut o. not
yc, dad. She has a. bc treated with
extraordinary care. \ proportion ci
four dcs,royors to each hatilcship l.
considered the minimum
Lord Sydcnham. ntya, authority. SAYS
I'VE canno, ", abandon the b1ttlcship
u Ia still vital clcmcgt ~ force
though at Juiland powerful British
battlefield failed Ia dcrtrny a much
weaker German hottl, ship force"
The admiralty view IL that tho 'ai'le
shin is the unit uron which ju,l'nd .
powerful British hattie sh'rs - the
aubmcrsillr and flying types are visions
Of the FAR future.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14
Says TANLAC BUILT
HER Up TO 1885 POUNDS

have and upsmtlon hu' felt too weas
aad nervous Go stand u.
4 Logan taking Tinlac IN January.
$50. md In short tiwc the ras step.
iHd forming and could eat my meals
with mote comfort. Tor l could digest
MS f0d with Ices trouble picked NJ
nrytrpl ,.Dunds in weight. my nerves
improved and ct much stronger.
THIN hsd The operation preformcd
bat co. @Ncrai months afterwards
,rns siill very weak Again ! bsgan
,alsinr Tantu and Il has actually bull
mc up tiil now w,iSh a hundred and
thlfiy.;hrec pounds am now catiu-
inst anything want without the lsas
trouhl. aftcrsards my nerves are II
perfect condition. 7 sheep soundly ever
night and have strength To do my worl
without getting tired F."
Tanlac Is sold IN Amarillo by j W
Collins prug g..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14
FURs! FURs! FURs!
NOTICE OF SALE

The Chicago. Rock Island q Gulf
Galway Company hcrety gives nosice
hat car cMstP sg0iG0, containing
hree automobiles shipped by the
Climber Motor Company from Little
Rock. Arkansas. TO Amarillo. Texas.
indcr Waybiil R-s0C9 dated October
3th. 1890. notify J. A. Gaut. having
arrived at Amarillo. Texas. and remain
ing unclaimed. and the charges thereon
not having been Paid. under the laws
regulating such matters II will. on the
,rd day 10 February. 4. D.. 1921. az its
freight depot between Pierce and
buchanan Streets In Amarillo. Texas.
sell raid automobiles a; public auction.
,ffcging each automobile separately.
4,id automobiles being more partlcu'
larry described rs follows;
One five passenger touring car.
green finish. Model 1900. Engine
Number slyp7.
ono five passenger touring cur.
red finish. Model 1909. '.nEine
Number 31ias
One five passenger touring car.
blael, finish. Model 1000. Engine
NumAcr 37i3S.
lat the chargcs. for the collection of
ghich raid saIe viii be- made. are the
mms u t:cia2. freight charges; war
AK thereon ts.a3 demurrage charges
. and Including this date. t3es.0o. ana
The further dcmurrage charges that
Niil accrue q $500 per day from this
late 10 the day o. sale not including
holidays and sundays: aud the OK.
ncnscs and costs 81 sale.
This January Sih. a. u. 1921.
J. ". FARLEY.
Local Agent
Per y.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14
BETTER HOMES" ARE NECESSARY
BANKER DECLARES; PRICES FOR
BUILDING MATERIALS ARE LOWER

the most favorable time Cor huildine
p,rlu,ns We have seen for several
Years. bat 10 b. the most fnNura ilv lime
10" lrt hScly ever a. see. q, great
building campaign will b. inarguatoJ
n the Nofth iIsi as soon an M Wintci
e over. iho great Northern cities are
laying their plans or %" campaign
light nov. and whom II one started
'hr result VIII De- rise in prices fcr
~ building mntcrials
"Th, chicago AT lnsiitlie b. coming
mere 90 ihn most favorable time posi-
IT, The advice We mry r,Asonl Is
expect from Professor Hemingway. th,
greatest civic building expert IN an,
United States. ard froa Ross Crane.
VIII o. of inogiimalls value 90 as " We
realty mean e. huili homes in Amarillo
In other cities they have outlined not
Ini' plans fDr the laying out ~ husl
mess ard s.dcntinl g,ctions. but have
slTE ftrd feg able ways 81 financing
ihc building operations az course we
DO not expect ire Chicago AZ, institUie
tu bend ~ The norey ~ ci"ri 1--we hun.
AiAANN Nf'HAil.'NfN NlfNkHfN ff.."'H hA - - ANA
of the question. and unnecessary. We
nave the m"u,y O. go all that right
iH., il Amarillo TIL hanks viii 10
.h'r pat ln financing whatever pro
gam may o.. outlined. ul that you may
rest assured. We shah only asH that Il
Dec ro.s naLl, and afford us fun pro
lection"
tn attitude Il the banker aboye
quoted ~ The attitude Of all who agg
approached on the suhlect-ihht u
Willingness to GO operate IN every pos
s.ll. manner with Ia. Virgin and Mr.
Estes In putting the Better Homes rs.
h!hit o,,r in way that viii benefit the
city e. the greatest possible extent.
The Numcn's clubs of tho city au
4 unit In their support 81 the Institute
The y T. g. club Invited Dr Virgin t.
addi,ss th' members 81 the club a.
their "wednesday afternoon meeting un
The subject. and has also agreed o. take
duy season tickets for the exhibit d.
Nirgiu in hls address 60 the = y. OF
painted out the fact that Amarillo IL
stili in her youth. aud has th' opporiu
Mtg of D.nlroilng and arranging hei
sroy "a 30 systematic way. and that
her fuigrc development should he
Viidyd ln such q way that the "Qucci
City 90 the Plains" should become g
'fity beautiful" In every sense u TIN
word.
The business section ~ the CITE
should De- laid out with afurethough,,
assc icd Dr Virgin. the Wholesale and
manufacturing sections should he laid
out with reference to transportation
facilities and other unitarian advan;.
ages: the retail section should be ~
easily accessible Ia shoppers as posihl',
all this could best he done under III
guidance of such masters Ia civic plan
ming as the famous Harvard cxpcr,,
Proiearur Hemingway. and Ross Crane
head ul the extension department. y
the Chicago Art Institute.
SECRETARY Estes, q the Beard of CT,
u yclopmcnt. states ihlt he has r.
oclvcd the tirl;cts for the exhibit, anf
that they are new available Tor all wht
wish them.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14

Interest IN the Better Homes cx.
hlbit Of the Chicago Art Institute con.
linucs to grow Yesterday. commit
'tc comp'agd Of Dr.. Nhgin. l,om
Rogers ana 4. y oliver found little
ilfficuty In difpcslng II 70 number II
booths to merchants or the display OF
house Furnishings To- the crowds which
are expected tu throng The Blackburn
Building throughout the cNhlht
ono of the prominent taukcFs ol
Amarillo when interviewed Yesterday
20 the subject. waNcI enthusiastic up.
on the great benefit likely Ia b. dcriy.
Il hy Amarillo from the coming ~ th,
institute Let us" De- said mot only
have better homes. but more ~ u oin.
ID l.uss Crane aud Professor Iicming.
! way are coming to "a with the most
! flait,ring endorsements from the pres,
nd public men ~ other cities. have
seen editorial comment un the work
hey are doing IN the columns ~ the
laily Iapcrn Il Tore Ilouic. Sioux
CITY Minneapolis Kansas city.
Memphis and ~. Louis. IN some 81
hoe plac they have Outlined a plan
Cor city cXranYi,n which has not only
resulted in the marked hcitcrmcnt ~
homes but hrs resulted IN the cree.
lion Il hundreds - residences and the
housing of thousands " people
1T N undonnblc." h. continued
that there II very acute housing
urnblcm confronting the city ~ Anna.
lilo. The present shortage of houses
for residents and would.le residents II
serious. and IL almost ug great draw
hack IN our normal growth and deyel.
pprcnt ~ h. our unsatisfactory water
supply. Your PAPER has dclvcd right
into the heart of the water problem.
hoth through tho rou,ing editorials
lately carried IN it, columns. .nd hy
'ts capable hsndling II the situation
f.um q news standpoint, and YOU are
loing % pubic service IN that respect
I'm glad Ia zee that yuu are opening
ap "a the housing question. also This
slogan q Better Homes o. q good
one. you should extend 3, To- Better
Homes and More q En-
THE housing problem h going a. lie
somewhat casicr of solution because
{ the pubic spirited attitude taken by
'hc Builders Exchange aud The trndcg
unions % Amarillo IN arriving ~ the
recent wage reductions Cor the forth.
coming year without hirkcings or
threats e strike I think the public
owes Ia" unions a hearty vote Il
thanks. Their unsllfish acceptance IL
a wage reduction has brought down
The cost ~ building homes very con.
| sidcrahy The cost of erecting a com.
Portable home win now b. some hun.
, ircdT ~ 4 liars lower than under the
1920 wage scale. from the wage rcd Ic.
/ ton. alone. the cost ~ lumler and
other materials has hocn very mater.
iHlly cut lumber costs just about halt
what u did year ago. and in the
opinion ~ experts has reached rock
bottom.
Secretary Houston says. and o..
l"yc Zee u correct IN his statement. thst
lumber and other building materials
are right guw Nat their roek-bot'qm
price, and that not only b. ,hs pr,srnt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14
UNIVERSITY STUDENT
SPEAKS TEN LANGUAGES


tI-e~iai 10 TIE New.
AUSTIN. Texas. Jan. i3.--Jay Tur.r,
engineer. AGED a. years. who ~ giver
extensive mention In WHO'S Who IN
America. In student ~ the Unlycrslr
az Texas. being registered from san An
tonic. lie WIS formerly CAPTAIN IL
the iiGth Engineers. 4. r. y. This re-
markable college student has had "a no
table career. His most important On
eineerlng work has bcon In connection
with the organization of he oxtonsiy,
Irrigation projects IN Han jam. Ncv
Mexico and In the drafting q lrrigltiu,
laws for New Mexico H. was ais
among the first gcolcgis,s a. report oi
possibilities IN that state.
Mr. Turlcy " ri present carrying ter
coursce In the University ~ Texas. thh
being double the usual amount ~ worn
taken by the average student Five 81
these courses are In advanced geology
and five In chcinimry. His clucqtip
M 20 this time has been chiefly l.,
private study. hr states though he WI
matriculntod NJ the Oregon state AZ
ricuitufal college In 1895.
Amof the remarkable accomplish
tncnts q this man n cited also thu fic'
that he speaks ten languages Mr. Tut
ley. however, states that while h. h.
carried On bIrincSs IN eight lnnwnge,
he does not consider himself q prlfici m
iinguist according Ia mod rn STANDARDS
Mr.. TURKEY WIZ born on Arrii iG
1877. AZ Beaver city. Utah. lie r. o
member. among other organizations. a
the American Socicty of Civil Eng
inccrs, the New Mexico liar Ayloolltiu,
the TriSuaie Bar Association. and IN
Royal Society. London. n, " also Q
thirty second degree Mason
Mr.. Turley explains his enrolment ri
the University hy the fac; that h, wa,
injurcd In strvicc ahroad and unable f.
secure discharge from the military hos
pi,al except through Application 90
vocational training In addition. d
states. he IL glad a. have upportunii'
for review along those lines IN which
he received his training from practical
eNpegiencc rather than technical worl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14
LEAGUE OF NATIONS FAILURE IS
OPINION MEMBERS OF CONGRESS

now raging. h not timely from a prac.
teal political standpoint h.cauSe the
national administration Of the United
States b. a. change within two months
The resolution directs Tho president
to enter into negotiations with the two
nations with q Wow a. "a 30 per cent
reduction in the ornaments ~ th,tc
nations and the United States II
President Wilson should take Mr.
limnh at his word and the senate
ass the resolution Mr Wilson would
brgin the negotiations probably at Tho
time when ruly hriH psrlud would
thereafter claprc before they wuald
have ~ h. abandoned ~ Hlfppnticsl
hemusc NJ Wilson would b. leaving
the white llousc In "a. midst. or
al any rate. the lHginning at the dis.
cuHsian Americas spokesman would
have o. surrender the powers ~ the
chief n.gotini This would i,nye Ga
Ma Harding an unfinished negotiation
which perhaps w,aild have bocn con.
Quoted up to the time which Il fcll into
his hands in manner not satisfactory
20 the Harding administration.
J. mighi tend. and probably would
q, cummit him o. policy which would
seriously affect hi whole admins,ra'
ton and which could well prejudice
thu cauar 81 international correlation
Fp these reasons II Is entirely prob
aide that the senate ~ this session will
trk, No. action on the liurah Rcsolu
tion. " none b. taken senator Boiah
viii rrm,ruducc thu resolution NJ the
beginning of the next Congress. when
Il win hccunc purely Harding mat
ter.
Il might D. a mistake, believe manv
members of Congress. Tor only the
three l,adinr na,pl powers 10 agr"'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14
Li,.le Rock Woman Could Not
Ecgair Her Strength After
Operation Until She Takes
Coursc OF Tanlac.

% have taken six bottles Il Tan!ae
rinco January. aud my Wonderful he.
lT"vcmcnt " pretty god pruoi Int u
was "a, rich, medicine Ter me-" said
Nra. Eulnlir NcAdams 90 eco Mapl"
street.; little l,oos. Arg.
"Fu u bong Time htd stomach
trouble and suffered bc3u1d words I"
tel. FUs nontha ! was IN l'"rt~ I
agony rni uic 90 little I was simply
starving. 7 IN 81 tli I weighed cnly
~ poundf. and suffered such awful
rgins irpn the gas on my stomach that
wv u'r'cs vcrs shattered and nav
strength ~ let nv I was advised tu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14
Fly-Weights Will
Meet at Plainview
Special To The News.

Special a. The News.
PLAINv1Ew. Jan. is.-The second
of @rics 81 athletic pruerams VIII
hc staged hy the Ray plakcmorc Post
ot the American Legion here Thurs
DAY. January 20. The feature Of the
program viii b. icn.round houi hc-
tween Battling 10" sexton ~ Plain
view and Soldier lyman 81 ~ raso.
Both are glyweighis. l.. l.. Russell.
a locai light heavyweight. is anxious to
meet all comerr either with thc gloves
or an the wrestling mat. Russell
gained a wide reputation for his ability
IN both lines In the army. Several
preliminary bouts by members Of the
Legion will also b. staged.
These athletic meets win bc regular
features Of the Legion's meetings and