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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-19
LEONARD OPENS
CAFE, TRAINING
NOW SECONDARY
Challengers Forced to
Cool Their Heels Await
ing His Pleasure
By DAVIS J. WALSH
1 v s spnrtlnE Edltnr

NEW YORK, Dec. lS.--Following
in the ancient footsteps OF Tom
Sharkey, Jim Jeffries and others,
Benny Leonard, our esteemed light
weight champion, has opened "A
popular cafe. just Off Broadway, and
according to rumor is doing his
training there. lie calls II the "RinR-
side club" and is pleased to note
that the place has become
rendezvous for that particular type
OF Broadway habitue that goes home
only for u change OF linen, when
needed.
Leonard is a busy man these days
What with eleyating the drama and
running a popular club TOR paying
guests, he can not find time to do
| Justice to the box fighting business
and Messra. Charley White and Lew
Tender are forced to cool their semi
| championship heels while awaiting
| his pleasure. From all indications.
there will be no bout for the light
weight champion until such a time
as the champion gets around to it..
| The contenders have recourse TO the
boxing commission which issues
manifestos upon request, demanding
| recognition OF legitimate challenges.
/ But the plausible Mr. Leonard has a
/ perfectly good out" when a chal-
/ lenger actually becomes pestiferous,
/ he calls upon his dentist. The latter
issues a professional moan concern
/ ing the depiorable condition OF Mr..
| Leonard's gums. From all accounts,
| Benny has no intention OF entering
| the ring again until tho outdoor sea-
/ son when crowds are great and gates
are wide.
Leonard is not exactly the subject
/ for sermons at this time. He is far
| too smart to burn the candle at both
| ends, but boxing men will tell YOU
/ that however careful he may be in
| avoiding indulgenCes, his present
mode of living Is not above criti-
/ cism.
Leonard must reach the theater
around Z o'clock and does not leave
1t before 1870. Morning rehearsals
and matinees haunt his waking hours
and upset his training schedule. If
Leonard finds time to train at some
odd moment, the chances are he is
too tired to take advantage of It.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-19
WIZ Erect Monument on
Rube WdddeLps GraUe

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Dec. is.--
A campaign was started here to-
dny backed by President II, ]. BEN
son OF the san Antoaio. Texas,
league baseball club to raise fund
Of several thousand dollars for the
erection OF fitting monument over
the grave OF George Edward (Rubel
WaddeH. once considered one OF the
greatest pitchers in baseball. Wad-
den died here April /, 1922 OF tuber-
culosis. His grave in Mission burial
park here was discovered last week
10 be marked o7ly by wooden head
board from which the famous name
had almost been effaced by time.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-19
DOdk Roberts Heads
Tex.-Okia. League

DALLAS, Texas Dec. Isl.
Doak Roberts OF Dallas was re-
elected president of the Texas
Oklahoma league at a meeting here
yesterday, but permanent orga MIA
ton was not completed. Paris
Sherman, Ardmore and Mexia were
represented at the meeting, while
Corslcana sent assurances that II
- cad" to ioin under certain con-
dltions. II. A. Dupuy of Waco was
present and announced readiness to
take over the Greenville or its al
ternste, Mineral Wells franchise.
should they give 1t up.
While this seemingly assured a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-19
EUers May Accept Offer
of Commissioner in n. Y,

CHICAGO, Dec. 1S.--Johnny
Evers OF Troy, n. Y. who assisted
Manager ,Kid) Gleason of the
Chicago White Sox last season,
probably will not return to that
team next year. according to reports
current in baseball circles here to-
night.
Evers, It is reported, has decided
10 accept an offer Of deputy COM
miss.onership in the New York
state athletic mmission.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-19
ny II. 4. UNDERWATER

With 4 body attack that quickly took all the fight out
of his weghtburdened and aging opponent, Fred Fulton
the giant Minnesota paserer battered his to victory
by technical Knockout Carl Morris of Sapulpa last
night convention hall in the fourth round of their sched
ured 10-round bout
Fulton Morris gaspng against the ropes at the end
of the second round knocked him to his knees in the third
with lab the and had him groggy the end of
the round put him down early in the fourth for the count
of nine with straight left TO the stomach, and again
knocked him down with a blow to the spot when he
arose At the second knockdown in the fourth round Nor
rs second tossed in towel to the exengneer the
ignominy having referee count 10 him. which
doubedy is what would have happened had Morris again
cambered to his feet to face the northerner.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-19
"OId Master" I'm Box Again.

NEW YORK, Dec. lS.--John
Montgomery Ward, who pitched
himself into the baseball hall OF
fame with no-hit game back in
1850, while John j. McGraw was
still In short pants. was sent into
the box" in supreme court by the
veteran Giant manager today in an
effort 20 save a $4,000 game. The
old master. now a New York law
yer, appeared as counsel fer Mc
Graw In a damage suit brought by
Mrs Mary A. Buttertield. who al
leges McGraw's automobile ran her
down and seriously injured her in
October, 1917.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-19
WEsTERN LEAGUE US. E.AsTEKNi

fiE
between tho Western and Eastern league
far-fetched might
far removed geographically but the
much farther
the
this The OF would
they'd
think
champion oilers Of 1922 how much
Mobile
Now IS the time TO put this thing BIN FeI
President
the matter with President OMEN OF
be played tho leagues should
early be
during tho championship he
n-SouthcrnTcNas affair did
when
Mobile
the the Mobile
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-19
ZMich Hayes Blu Burns.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Dec. Ia
Jack Zwich. Kaukauna, Wis, welter.
weight boxer, knocked out BiI
Burns, Duluth, in the fourth roun.
OF a 1O-period no-decision conteg
tonight. Jimmy Nuss. Depers, VIZ
defeated Eddie Mullaney, Akron
Ohio, welterweight. In seven rounds
the bout being stopped by the stat
boxing commission when Mullane
was in a bad way and evidently va
no match for his opponent Tn
latter bout was billed to go eigE
rounds
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-19

EyeTythnB Is an set at the LAyno
bowling alleys for the opening OF the
Layne city handicap tournament a. p.
NJ Wednesday December 80. ON account
uf some OF the howlers on the various
teams being out Of town the past few
days. the entries viii be accepted up uu-
tn Tuesday ~ o. No. December 10,
The league games scheduled for Wed
nesday, December 20. Thursday, pecsm.
Der 81 and Friday, December 20. will bc
postponed until a later date. on account
nf the city handIcap tournamenL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-19

Gibbons Brennan
May Meet Jan. 8.
AT Oklahoma CITY
Special 20 The worid.

Special 30 The World
OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec IA
Unless Harry Greb puts ,p snh.
stautial guarantee by tomorrow tbs,
ne Will fulfili his contract 10 mas,
Jimmy Delaney here January an
attempt will be made TO secure Ton
my Gibbons and Bill Brennan for
that date, the Dovers Athletic club
announced today. George EneIs
manager of Greb telesraphef toJay
thai he is to have an examination
OF Grebs eve made tomorrow Ana
that a definite decision would he
made at that time. The Greb.Dc.
laney bout waslto have been fes
ture OF the celebration accompany.
ing the barbecue and the luaurppA
ton of Governor Walton. r..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-19
Midget smith Suspended.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1S.-The New
York state athletic commission has
decided to uphold the suspension in
voked against Midget Smith, Harlem
antamweight. by the New Jersey
athletic commission. The decision
announced by Chairman Muldoon OF
the New York board, will prevent
Smith from meeting joe Lynch
worlds bantamwelght champion, in
Madison Square garden Friday
night
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-19
NeIo York Giant Players
viii Get Diamond Rims

NEW YORK. Dec. 1s.-The New
York Giants today chose diamSsi
rings as emblems OF their is2.
baseball championship and for
warded the approved design 1:
Leslie O'Connor, secretary to Con,
missioner X. NJ. Lands.
Last year the Giants received dA
mond studded watch fobs frou
Commissioner Landis for their vic
tory in the words series
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-19
Indianapolis to Have New Pnrk.

lNDlANAPOLlS. Dec, lS-The
indianapolis baseball club Of the
American association will have a
new home. It became known TODAY
when Mayor Lew Shank announced
that nine acres of land, owned hy
the city, had been leased to the club.
The lease includes an option 70
purchase the land The club plans
10 erect "A modern plant, but has set
10 definite time for relinquishing
lis present park.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-19
Jeff saith Beats Clay Turner.

CANTON, Ohio, Dec. is-Jeff
smith, Bayoune, y. j.. knocked out
Clay Turner. St raul. Ind. ln the
second round OF their scheduled 12-
round bout here tonight, They are
lEht hoaNNMoiEhLs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-19
New orleans Raccs Raincd out.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec, 1S-For
one OF the very few times ir the his
tory OF horse racing today's card at
Jefferson park track here was aban-
doued, Stewards said the races would
he called off because OF almost con-
tlnuous rain for the last % hours.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-19
Cubs Get Nick Dumoyich.

LOS ANGELES. Dec. ls.--walter
Golvln. first baseman, Percy Jones,
pitcher. George Malsel, outfielder.
Marty Krug, infielder and $4,000
In cash have been turned over 10
the Angels by the Chicago Cubs
for southpaw Pitcher Nick Dunno
yiCh
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-19
Paddock Turns D0Un
Indoor Track InUitt


NEW YORK, Dec. ls.--Chsrle,
w. Paddock, worlds champion
sprlnter. has declined, with thanks
the invitation OF the Millrose A A
to compete ia the annual indoor
games of the organization, In.
familiarity with indoor running !,
given as the reason.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-19
Postpone Karr-Ceimars Bout.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. lS.--Th
15-round bout scheduled for t,
night between Johnny Karr {
Cleveland and Johnny Celmars
Shreveport, was postponed Oh a
count of inclement weather INT
tomorrow night.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-19

six-team circuit, II was said two
more clubs would be sought, Austin
and Temple, Texas and Durant and
Duncan, Okla, being mentioned. A
schedule OF 140 games was agreed
upon yesterday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-19
Fred BatterS Life Out
OfSapulpa,l Win Body
Attack, Winning Easily
No Low Blows Struck by Either in
Brief Engagement-Yiene
Hendricks Wins Again.
BoXING RI1suITs.

stopped round OF scheduled TO-
rouu bout
cne ks outpontcd In eight
nrckI Dc
Tommy Ir,l outpontcd Dempsey rounds
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-19
babe Herman Wins One.

MERIDEN, Conn, Dec. lS.--Babe
Herman OF California won l2-
round decision over Louis tK d
Kaplan OF Merlden here tonight.
Kaplan weighed 12s and Herman
INa 1-2
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-19


and Commenting tho Western outlook PAR
said sunday In the Eagle:
the Frank rsben
from tho baseball ned be
all Of wichita
a
field baseball with
Wichita be naturally better himself
ball If he has tho chance
n baseball = IA
THE and leader Any Soud he proud have
him baseball desinles he VIII
leave wichita better
n change
the Western Every has changed baseball
sonnc from within
be n arrangement In the minors
The Wichita
continue The
Wichita
off
Wichita
think that the ttng of himself his bail club
he
IL he hts the
when Wichita wanted IF citizens
the o
There feelings
This will big Ibeli
baseball here has highly
iet7 ceb
a could he
handling
the
fairly
living really
here for and calls It his home"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-19
LOCKING FEM OVER
WITH FRIDGE"


wichita western
of builders
planning
dispatch In wichita said 's pull
ing Mack the
Wichita combination be-
Wash
backbone Smith
of nucleus left
Nlcptas build about.
be that he will sell out wichita But his
he just gathering the coin whe the gathering Is good and that
build another club Maybe
don't "Oli Bald Eagles' actions that
moth viii
A
about making
"A
to
outfit
In
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-19
PANHANDLE MADE
new DISTRICT OF
CLUB FEDERATION
WoMEN'S ORGANIZATIONS
WILL HAVE HEApQUAR.
TERS AT PLAINvIEW.

AUSTIN. Texas. Jan. iS-Aftcr nm
all day session behind closed doors the
executive board uf the state Federation
Of Wonen's Clubs announced that the
annual meeting OF the Federated clubs
viii b. held In November NJ this wear
at Houston The exact time has not
been decided upon. but II was said that
II would probably be during the second
week Of November
II was also announced that a new
district ~ womon's clubs had bren or.
ganized, II is composed ~ the Pan
handle section ~ Texas and hcaduuar
tors of the new district will IT, at Plain.
vi'". This Is the seventh district ~
Texas
The executive board authorized the
president Mrs Ice Joseph ~ san An.
tonic to appoint Legislative council %
The council will be- composed ~ the
heads o' the various womcn's organiza
tions of Texas. Mrs Joseph announced.
The board will also cooperate with
the heads ~ the various educational IN.
stitutions ~ Texas In solving the prob.
lens that confront them. Mrs Joseph
said she would not make specific
statement as o. what the board of
womens clubs proposed to do along
this line
Further developments In the eXccu'
tive session were not disclosed The
meeting adjourned today and the forty
members present left for their various
homes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-19

ui legation against tho government with
payments o. hc made out oi current
receipts as money was available for the
purpose. but % was said that the pre-
poudcrnco ~ sentiment was for Il spc
ciifc provision that the financing be
done with funds derived from the sale
u refunded British bonds in the United
states.
This brought up the question of o
sales tax or some other special form %
taxation, proponents of sales tax ar
guing that some special plan would be
necessary 90 bridge the gap between
the time of the passage OF the bonus
leg Station and the time that funds from
the sale Of the refunded British bonds
would become available They argued
that the money from the bonds might
cot be- available Tor several months ot
year after the bonus hill was passed
\ general speeding up ~ the work OF
the Senate was also said 90 have been
brought up with suggestions Tor day
and night sessions for the finance com
mittee
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-19
z AMARILLO men
ARE OFFICERS IN
STATE DRY BODY
]. L. SMITH IS FIRST VICE
PRESIDENT; JUDGE J.
W. HALL, DIRECTOR.
By Associated Prcss


FORT WORTH. Texas. Jan. iS.-With
the election OF officers and the adoption
Of resolutions and proposed suggestions
for laws, the business session Of the
convention OF the State Law Enforce.
ment Association and the Anti.Saloon
League closed Wednesday afternoon.
after having been In session for two
days here
DR. J. G Hardy. Of Belton. President
ot Baylor Womans College, was unan.
imously elected president Of the Law
Enforcement and AntiSaloon Leagues.
Other officers are: j. l.. smith. Anna.
rillo, first viCe.president: Dr l.. X.
Anderson, Fort Worth. second vice.pres.
idcnt, and George Scageant Dallas.
secretary.
The new board Of directors Tor the
Texas State AHti-Saloon League In.
clude, W. q. white. Atlanta: George w
Carroll Beaumont: Judge r. NJ. Bran.
lette, Longvicw; n a. Ivy. Sherman;
Ben + Brandcnburg. Dallas: Judge T.
). Henderson, Cameron. Rev. r. a.
Mnncss' Crockett; Rev. II. W. Adams.
Hous,on' Judge John T Duncan. La
Giance' : T.. Mcdonald Lockhart: Rev.
y. \. Hodges. Temple Judge W.
Erskine Williams, Fort Worth: senator
Quinn Williams Decatur; J. T. Curry,
san Antonio; Rev $. l.. Bachelor.
kingsvillc; J. l.. Campbell III Paso:
Rev. J. +. Sewcll, Abilene; Judge J. W.
Hall. Amarillo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-19

While there was no division on the
allied debt bill. II developed that In.
uury was being made into the olimina.
tion OF the provision requiring semi
annual payment Of interest on the re.
funded bonds ~ the debtor nations. II
was understood that Senator Borah of
Idaho, and some other Republicans
were ready 10 i1in with Democratic
senator's IN demanding that this pro
vision DE returned In one measure.
Official spokesmon for the confer.
enCe made Il clear that the majority OF
senator's had declared for a bonus bill
and not the particular hill which was
referred bacN to the Senate finance
committee last July on the recommen.
dation OF President Harding. Some
leaders said. however. that the measure
Ia be- reported To the Senate undouhted.
ly would be similar 10 that one In the
five ways Tor payment of adjusted com.
pensation.
Sales Tax Proposed.
Mos, of the discussion of the bonus
conferred around the means Of providing
the necessary funds Some senators
favored a measure carrying merely an
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-19
SEND IN SUBSCRIPTIONS NOW
TO WOODROW WILSON MEMORIAL

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The trst subscription Voluntarily
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-19
McNia Health Mcnaccd.

MENlA. Texas. Jan 1N.-A prclim.
mary Investigation OF sanitary condi
tions In McNla hy Captain ". T. Hud.
dlcston NJ g. T. y a.. made TODAY.
revealed that sanitary conditions in
certain sections ~ the city ~ MeNia are
such az % constitute a serious menace
tn the public health according to Gen.
ord Order No I ISSUED today bv Con
eral WUfrrs commander ~ the mil.
ury district ~ MeNia.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-19
Leaders Declare
Measure Certain
To Win Majority

WASHINGTON, JAM 49, (By Associated PressSenae Repub-
eans today party conference press the allied debt
funding bill and soldiers bonus bill that order There
disagreement details Of the and the
adjourned until tomorrow to continue discussion
The press the refundng bill but the
ference divided the measure unofficial reports giving
result thyone for and with opponents rah
absent withholding their Republican leaders said
that the size of the majority insured passage bonus bill
at this session.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-19
CUT IN Rail
fare ASKED
BY LEADERS
OF MEASURE

~ NsHnrnifd frfHH
WASHINGTON. Jan. 1s.-Demands
FOR reduced railroad rates. both freight
and passenger. were made by several
senators today when debate was begun
ON the bin OF Senator Watson. Republl.
can. Indiana. TO order the railroads 10
issue interchangeable mileage hooka w
600 mile lots at . i.2 cents per mile.
Reduced rates would stimulate traf-
fic and Increase revenues. Senator Cum
mngs Republican Iowa. chairman OF
the Senate interstate commerce cof-
mittee. asserted. Rate reductions were
hoped for. he added. as n result Of the
present rate inquiry Of the Interstate
Commerce Commission.
Present rate levels. Senator Robinson.
Democrat. Arkansas said had not only
ohstructed commerce, but IN hundreds
Of cases had actually stopped business.
The interchangeable mileage book plan.
he added. would increase passenger
traffic and fill cars which the rail-
roads. he declared, row carry half
empty.
Senator Robinson spoke at length in
support of the interchangeable mileage
book hill. which has been urged by
many organizations OF travelling men
and commercial bodies The bill was
opposed by Senator Cuffmins. who Of.
forcd n substitute authorizing the Inter.
state Commerce Commission TO order
mileage hooks at a rate which would
be- fair and compensatory.
whether tho N vposed rate % 2i.s
cents a mile would be fair II also was
irespassiug on state rights he asserted
in proposing TO iiX a rate for intrastats
travel
sur.'o, iiobinsou proposed that the
mileage books ho issued in 1000 instead
ot o. noN mile honks Further discussion
wont over urul tomorrow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-19
S5O0,OO0 WORTH OF
SECURITIES STOLEN
Nv Associated Press

ELKHART. Ind, Jan is Securities
stolen when register mail pouch was
taken from the New York Central rail
Rad station here early today were re-
ported by the local police 90 have been
worth 100000
\ pack of bonds which had been IN
the pouch and were found beside "a ven
tilating CRATE M tho posoffic' building
here. were said Ca amount to 100000
and TO be non.nogotiablc
The police sal dihey had no cloW but
held Daniel Ingram, negro mail mes
sengcr. pending AN inquiry Tho rrsis
tered mail was consigned from Ncw
York to Grand Rapids Michigan.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-19

senator lU,hco.N discussed U'
Vhi.h b. has mruducyI .u ,H, ScuAir
pro,Idius fug cstalIsh.rg lsHk {
nations with $4,000 o0a o5mta The
United Stat,s hc said weuu h..d So.
600 coo 0o0 ~ tho stu.t AND Rrk.Hf
imporiers and exporter. af f1.s e.ur.
CO., another $500 oon uon ilJVir- t1. r..
waiung teeo 0en .0ou to bc purchased
nv thc leading nations D tr. world
through The president
The rnitri States. o., Nrtu, oi U.s.
stockholtlngs. would chonsc thirtcnc ol
thc bank : twenty -four d.rcoturs Hc1d.
Quarters would Do az New Nora ThD
directors would have power a. issue
currency O. be known ss the lntcrns.
uoual Dollar. which would eliminate
the continual shipment ~ gold between
euunties socouilng O. senator Hitch
,o,h plan
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-19

Aa..rfH- .r't 'sth' rvpresents the
.f...r . I..uee the vast business
.rsr . civilized man and the In.
-..a. grf .H,a'ons of wmltvc man."
S rHu Hitchcock told the association
thai Goo pa teal collapse of national
.aHr.I.. b. du, tu the fact that na.
.#r- Hre trying g. d. business for
cash.
N.s within their own boun-
tIf s.. rondnct ninetenths of their
.Hs.l.- un credit the senator said.
.tHr thsJ if the Dnited states or any
other nation suddenly was compelled to
do .u.iness tor cash there would be AN
,Horrous shrlnkage VI business. Busi-
ness rvtWccn This country and Europ>
has heen slashcd IN half In a zinxls
year hc asserted. because America DE-
mfnds cash on delivery and Europ>
catnot pay.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-19
WOULD GIVE PAPERS
RADIO STATION use

WASHINGTON. Jan. .is.--Ncwspa'
pcrs and press associations would h.
gwen unrestricted use of naval radio
stations Tor transmission " prets mat
ter until June 30. 1927 under resolu-
ton reported iavoBbN today from the
senate naval committee hy Senator
poindcxter. Republican, Washington.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-19
Limit Cotton. l. Ad,ice.

WACO. TeNas Jan Diversified
lion ~ crops and the limiting ~ cotton
acreage to the same amount a. 1897
was urged for thr farmers of Texas N
me convention ~ the state Farmers
lnino. which began a meeting here 20
daN Railroad Commis-ioncr Earle "
NaNfield VIII address the convention 20
morrow