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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-23

"Parece raro, pero he aumentado 9
kilos. de peso en- menos de un mes, to-
nando Tanlac, y el benefcio maravi-
1losp que obtuve del uso de esta medi-
Gina es sencillanente sorprendente"
dice Ia sefora Rosa NJ. Brown, calle
Third, No. III, Manchester, N. H.
EN- realidad, soy tan feliz con haber,
me ibrado de mis- males, que nunca
elogiare 10 sufciente esta medicina.
Hasta Ell dia en- que comence a tomar
Tanlac, sufri por espacio de dos amos
de una forma muy grave de trastornos
del est6mago. "Tenia un apetito tan
malo, que no podia conner casi NADIA
Tenia el eStomago' tan 1leno de gases
Que, a veces, tenia miedo de acostarme
por tenor de sofocarme. Me sentia
constantemente cansada y agobiada y
estaba muy deccpcionada de mi situa.
cion. Con frecuencia, tenia jaquecas
tan terribles, que tenia que permanecer
ell CANA por dos O tres dias.
Con cuatro botellas de Tanlac, re-
cobre por complete la salud cual-
quiera puede YER el notable cambio que
Sc ha producido en- mi estado. Tengo
ahora un apetito esplendido y la enfer-
medad del estomago ha desaparecido
por complete. Puedo conner casi de
todo, sin sentir la menor seHal de in,
digestion Pero principa1mente, va no
padezco de jaquecas y este ha sido un
verdadero alivio. Deseo referir a todo
el mundo 10 que esta medicina ha he,
cho por MI 49,"
Los asertos como el anterior deben
interesar los miles de personals que
sufren de los mismos males. La ma
yoria de las personals que sufrcn de ner-
viosidad y vertigo, trastornos del esto-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-23
REGREsO DE B..RROs

Dcapnuts !. d2 breve temporada en-
San. Juan. on los asuntos Del Comit6
Territorial del p;-rtido rcpublicano, ha
regresado "a Barros, nuestro amigo "l
senior Oscar Guerrero, que tiene nu-
merosas amistades en- San Juan.
LIE ,acompana el juez de &quella po-
blaci0n senior Nogueras tambiGn muy
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-23
DE CAGUAS

Han estado Ell San Juan, Ell asuutt>
divGrsOs, el director dc la sucursal del
American Colonial Bank, de Caguas.
senior Garcia Cabrera V cl LctIo. Vra-
drel. que reSresaron enseguidt
aquella ciudad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-23

mago, higado rihones, y que Sc ell
cuentran en- un estado de agotamicnto
necesitan algo que tonifque su orga-
nismo permita que los organos vita
les lleven cabo sus funciones norma
les Tanlac es I'm tonico reconstitu-
yente maravilloso Y produce siemp;>.
los resultados mas halagadores.
Tanlac Sc vende Ell todas las far
macias. .......~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-23

estimado aquf. que visit6 tambiGn la
ciudaG Ell divers0s aSuntos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-23
NoTAS IMPoRTANTES SoBRE Ell AsECUR0 DE VIDA


tsnsmos
denhod la
mod
uchando
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-23
Por Alerto PalcOs

,'ssg 4 =. 5z.PorsAlerto Palcos
En- la Ciencia, como en- la
vida, el frutO viene siempre
despnes del amor.
49,. s - -. =.
ssSs - Saber, perO transformer /;
x 4ses q. conocer, perO Obrar: tai cs la
norma; del yerdaderO hOmbre
~; de ciencia.
S. Ramon y Cajal.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
DISTRICT court
Term COMES TO
CLOSE SATURDAY

District Court oi the September term
ended saturday night The term orened
september % and with the exception of
tNo or three day h1s rroInd along
steadily the docke' heinz UNUSUAL,
heavy
-Four murder caaes occupied great
deal ~ the time of the court There
rere th" k.tscr Woffud aud u.s.. Mex
can cases one or 'aatplFl suits uHru.
pied several days each An unusually
large number q, railway damage suit
were heard
The last day w.s .rrl chiefly bon
hearing motions iHr r.w trials
Mrs j o. Stuwgtr wls awarded "a
.ordict o. $1,000 .r H,. suit against the
Eocb Island f,r 100000 Tor alleged dam
lrcs when her hrD'h.I Henry ". NJ.
Dldc died from aI ri"s ho is said goo
have received while Boo th. employ of
Dec road
The short or baby term of court op.
ems Monday and continues fIr two
weeks
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
DEPREDATIONS THREATEN TO
HALT OPERATIONS OF RAILWAY
LINE IN MISSOURI ARKANSAS

cars au1 tracks hay, been creased At
many pI1O'e spike. hsy, been driven
In the rail- joint. Iud seven spikes were
,utirclt removed from rail on Il curve
near Harrison. The water tanks 70
fcrr,d to arr af EtIrk CITY. Mo. Free.
man and AUBREY. Ars"
Renewal Hf OBJ. lusred depre,lltlons.
the disiairh eI.I "hls created some.
hat ut H a.r.ff..r ben. ana u looks
like there is rHrF q, I, another can 10
arms tn the people along Do. line TO
protect th, r1ad sr1Iu.f mia.rsants."
THE railroad is r.N showing a not
revenue ahoy. Ur.uiuE eNpcnscs.
taxes and Interest slId NJ Nurray's
statement and .r wy Oplri1n II viii
continue o. d. so There t. no money
being mad hy tho owners % the com.
plny out ~ thr operations ~ ia. road
therefor, u b. hring operated sal.iv for
the benefit ~ the ruih. ara . feel u
my duty 20 oali attention 8 ihss dcprs
cations saIt.r 1mu.'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
BLOCKED KICK, RESULTING IN
TOUCHDOWN, IS Thrill OF GAME
PLAYED BY STARS FOR CHARITY

COH'MBUS. O.. Dec 2-"Brick
Muller the University Of Cahfornia's
ali.American. blocked a kick scooped
uu ths taii and ran O. yards Tor touch
down. scoring 6 10 o victory for tho
West over the East Boz an ai..siar foot
bali game played here today Cor the
benefit of local charities.
The two teams were made up of form
no. college stars brought here by a lo.ll
committee Tor tine game which is an an
Du3l event and probably represented
th, greatest ass,mblage of gridirou starA
ever gotten together.
The western team. captlinod by 70
Mcmillan who starred lt Centre. includ-
od such players as Muller. California,
Wick. Michigan Wallace. Iowa state.
EiDhiauh Noiro Dame. Cmngle. Illinois,
Gootz. Michigan Huffman. Bolor,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
Man 70 Years Old
Sees First Picture
Show Here Saturday

s Bourn 81 Amr 90 wears old
saw hls first picuu. show saturday
Aud bee admitted Dr., sH th, bug 'ho
tiH' d1y
The ,'d man wHs taken Boo J. L"yy's
coach 90 'hr Fair Thuf.r whore Do saw
Strengthen 90 tNr NHft.'
N Eourn said OBJ. reason Do, never
went 200 Show 49,. ...lu.c h. always
thought they won, IMMORAL
Twenty wear, COOS. q rslU n The
Firm fuuudltou 'N. church 90 Christ
uape. published af AUSTIN iHIf picture
shows we're Immoral Tuo up"r made
6 arpear tha' ih.rs. Nrr. Thrown nn
.h' nr'ru which wouldn't dlra DO
.h0wu out ou 'h, .r..f.
NJ Eourn said ih1' more fpr me sake
tro family be- a1a rearing than On
his oWn account Do, wouldn't ru O.,
elbows and wouldn't allow hs children
20 sc, Inc movies
To-day was The first tim, that ever
vent tu show m nv ut." said 'ho
IT'd ODD man boz uuIrrrIug voice. "Iut
when they come after W, Boo car like
This and Def mc se, show lIkr this I'm
.comin' hack n' added frightening
up
~ declared tho' there certainly woo
nt anything immora. In the picture no
Jaw H' the Fair, and slld hc di.u. pol.
any harm m such mUyi, as that
When hc declared bc would pn again
to 5000 such good pictures as Drawn of
tho Nurth. anlKcr carl sullivan and
f. Levy principal owner 81 th" tlr
assured the new OH movie fan that any
tine be- wanted o. see show ai thc
l'uir an he had To- dU wes l,' them know
aud they would send Ter him
iIc grinued happily Hes 60, the hug
and he admitted g. q. his nterloru'ors
after the shoN.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
WHITAKER RESIGNS
AS LONCAORN COACH

AUSTIN. Doe p tlut..ft officials
tonight refused TO conliru 'hc report
that head Football Coach Berry Whit.
taker had taudorcd his resignation 'U
the athletic council although Whitaker
admitted Do" ha. UkDr This cotton Whit
,aker would net give reasons Ter resign
ur stating no. tthlc'i. ,0un. m0hah.
~ will give or q statement 90 rs meet.
ug Mundas lILht
Whrmk'r said ho decided 'p resign
after th, Thanksgiving gH. wh 90 tho
L,uEhoru. .Ds' o. tho TeNt. Aapios and
fnlIowin, rcr'ts 81 criticism ,n the
management U the University tenn
Whitlk,f became head football cWvh
20 o., University in 1890 The pre-, iou~
scar hc was assistant football coach
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
PLAINvIEW HI
WANTS CAME
WITH SANDlES
Special to The New,

Special 10 The News
PLAINVIEw. Dee Pllinview
High Schools football team. encouraged
by a ~ 20 o. victory over Floydadi
High here Thanksur.nr Day wants
a. least one more game before the final
curtain IL run down ON tfs lft. season.
Combat with the Golden Sludsiorm ~
Amarillo is especially ouFed The
local team. which started Hith @ lot OF
new material has shown constant im-
provement and tho victory over Floyd.
ada proved o. 10 b, fhe best team in
district No. 2
Amarillo and pa.uy.eN are Old and
worthy rivals and This Tact combined
with dope which shows tHo teams to ."
evenly matched should make The game
draw well Plainycw lowered ana
r.llos colors twice loo 1921 and % seems
natural that Amarillo would accept "a
chance Tor revenge
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
By Associated Pres.

~ Associated Press
JOPLIN. No. Dec. 2.-Dcprcdsiions
en- ~. Missouri a North Arkansas Rail
read. which Few months ago was
placed on IT, feet through "a loan ~
g. 500 ooo from the government. have
broken out sfrcsh and threaten Co ham
lrr OPERATION oi the line. according 20
o. statement issued az Harrison. Ark.
ly D g Murray. vics-prcsident and
r'nsrul manager and contained IN a
dispatch received hy q iocal Newspaper
toIlght
Mr. Murray reiterated In his state
fnent that the company has suffered
considerable damaE, during the pas;
wet. Acid has been placed IN three
water tanks ostensiiif f0r the purpos~
~ darnaginr i0rn air hoze have
tssn 80 n' If-'.sf 4e. and Thurs
cav o Eif f. nHa. INJECTIONS
vsss rlf n FTtrn
Em-sv So ~ tla -'afenan'. has
lesn pi-ce1 % the journals q several
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03

Nemick. Yerges and Trott. Ohio State:
Heidi and Minnick. Iowa: Hanney. In.
diana. and Armstrong. Centre.
Ptted against them and captalned nv
Bob Peck. former allAmerlcan center
az Pittsburgh. was team which in.
Guided Ashhlugh. Brown. Moseley,
Yale. Fargo. Williams. Griffith. Penn
state. MclAurcn. Pittsburgh Vorys and
Jones Yale. Fuller Brown. witmyer,
Princeton. Thurman Virginia: Thur.
man. Pennsylvania; Lea, Colgate and
Roberts. Centre
The Centre players after difference
~ opinion whether the school should
he classified as an eastern or western
institution. wor, split into two contln.
gents the eastern team taking Roberts
and Murphy and the West Mcmillan
and Armstrong.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
LAFAYETTE AGAIN
GIVEN TRIMMING

WASHINGTON. bee Lafayette.
powerful f0uthill eleven WAS defeated
here fuiay hy Georgetown University
- o. in gruvllng post season
am" o. WAS the SECOND setback the
Easton. Penn, oollcgians have sus.
AIMED in the three years and was an
other ~ VI hong list ~ up.,ts that has
marked The 1922 s'uson.
IN" E,s'on eleven showed more
versatile attack than dd Georgetown
lat only once did its offensive develop
he power o. carry tn, ban across the
goal line.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
NEW VAULT BEING BUILT
BANK OF COMMERCE

The National Bank Of Commerce is
building safety deposit vault Tor tho
I.commodation of then customers TIA,
vault viii De- ~ concrete and steel con.
sfruCtion burglar and tiroproof, and
about l2Nl4 feet iu size % is h0.ul
built In the rear OF the building and
VIII De- accessible FROM thU lobby af tho
hHuk ana from vcsiiuulD opening on
Fifth Street II is pointed out that this
VIII be- quite am addition Co the sortl .'
which this bank viii have 90 offer 90
their customers. providing sat, place
for important papers and other Nalu'
Jl.es.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
WACO AND TEMPLE
TO PLAY OFF TIE

AUSTIN Dcc. s.-waco and Temple
h'sh a.h.H football teams In the IN
toalo'ave league win play OF the
tn POO result ~ their game FRIDAY
a' Waco early next week after when
th' winner VIII enter the semi tinals
- ih' iaruo championship race Win
Corpus Christi victor today over
Beaumont IL was announced az league
headquarters today Abilene and
Clel'urrc ars matched IN the semi
finals u Is expected the championship
game between semi finals winners VIII
D. paved Decmhr ..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03

winner ~ tne Roswell CLAYTON game.
for "a. championship N New Mexico.
win be challenged Tor the Christmas
DAY game
DoHrIas already making plans FOR
the 1928 .lmpaigu and the boys out at
school realize that to cope with tho
down stat, teams they must have tho
experience an1 that th, onIt way "a
r,t experience s hy playing The All
ltue d.faf was srHrug bllH 90 mo
sand..s bYt every Dad made % solemn
vne before they lef tho club house
TH.raII. afternoon that Abilene would
las. q. Iay the price loo 1923.
Th. slni,s who hftp broken train
me n,. Thursday will %, back on ths
field Monday training fUr tho Childress
scrap and from the wHy The two school,
feel about b. seems ls though % will boo
n He game
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
RAPS AND PRAISE
IN JURY'S REPORT

CONTINUED FROM PAoE oNE

such donation $50. Ncn' and t Is 70.
',ry dangerous precedent
SI,illmln Commended.
= W. find that mo books bon thD office,
Fof the sheriff and On the office Of tho
COUNTY ti"rh h1N, he"r kept very cane
l,.,iy. nothing criminal just % NIIrcl
~ Ec"I ug with bookkeeping vs., would
recommend Chat each county officer Ier
70 system of bookkeeping similar tO tho
Qn, being d.,d lr tho District Clerk
We des.f. 'U commend Nr SkHuuu~
.h, DO s,ut District Clerk for the cffi.
.i,rt manner Dob which b.. uIs kept his
J o0k
NV. commend fHr county Cmm.sA
tam.. OF Potter Counts Ior having th~
Uoos OBJ. th, county thuruughly audited
and ftl .ulii uat, 30 permanent I..
Dp u tt. Hu.. COT ibo Comfy C'rD
This audit i- ,uuU... aud specific. E,t
Iln detail ANY otzn who ir. 5000
fo. hau m, lusinps. ,f On. county mos
Teen carried ru
"Th.r, g. trust fund book .u 'hr
uiii,, 90 tN, County Cl,Ik and 81. Nud
Sum, Of thp.. funds ut '..u boz poe
session of OBJ, dn,vut county clerks
Nor almo -u years . After four rar.
THESE funds sruIlfh, transferred iu.
th. general iynl us thc Jaw provides
We recommend that tho Commission.
Court have this book audited mW'di
lt.Ir arl -.c thut such funds Jr, prop
arly placed.
"put,r county now has an auditor
who's. dute ~ is to udit 100 ~ IL
books OF the county and 90 act as pur
chasing agent fur ans supplies that
| 90, county mIy need lu going over
/ the present auditor books v. Nul
tat o., b. making his audit mostly
/ from 'ho monthly reports of the differ
.nt county or, ers This audit should
.p mad. from %. hooks Boo tho differ.
eut offices ana not from the Officers
roporis1 IN, auditors office is very
rusp.n III ono. Js has audit preclud,4
/ the Commissioners Court from having
another audit made for the simple rea'
SON that the commissioners would uot
I Do, allowed bv laW tu tav for another
audit H,nD. wr would urge That tho
. .mnl.si,utr- lorh after OBJ. auditors
report. not that Wc have found anything
3 Nroue with the present auditor hut
c,nuse of th, ryHuoushl, position
/ yliUb %, occupies
/ t"N, nrG fHrI, .- more than S21oda
Fld out iu Potter County each yragf
Tor tine ass.ssna aud The coil','ne ~
] .N,s 1bI. De- uu law violated. tho
luut ie ufa the state constitutions
Th,r. should b. 70 constitutional am'nt-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
SANDIES WILL Play CHILDRESS
SATURDAY AND PLAINVIEW next
week; OTHER GAMES PLANNED

mo Amarillo season would be- com.
plete without playing both Childress
and Plainyiew high schools There are
some past debts TO be- settled with thcs.
two clubs. Both plainview and chill.
dress defeated Amarillo last yenr. ana
% far this season the clubs have been
unable 10 get together Now that ANA.
rillo IL ont q the state finals. they arc
looking 90 Childress and piainview with
longing eyes and hoping 90 avenge tho
defeats 81 the past Such were com.
nents made yesterday by Coach Doug.
l1s
Coach Douglas put the proposition up
tn the boys Yesterday as 10 whether
they would like a. continue the season
'ynd they voted To- continue until Christ.
mas day. Childress will be- played De.
cember and Plainyiew the 10th. The
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
TWO INTERESTING
BASKETBALL GAMES
PLAYED At DIMMITT

pINNiT Texas. Dec O. Two very
interesting mes of basket hall we're
rlN,i h', Thursday with the Bo'iua
$780, Terms \ liberal supply OF fans
were 0r' q. cheer both sides The BoNlna
teams are fu be- commended Tor their
clean aud Iortmanlike conduct The
game between the girls vas fas, one
ana $500. .'.sely coniended from STAR
'o tni,h ummitt leading up 10 me
last Three minutes when Bovina forged
ahead VIM ug hy one point the score
STANDING T. to IS. The bows game was
hard f.eh' also. Dimmitt winning
sc--nl ,-n Lv .cnre ~ 30 % 20.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
PAMPA HARvESTERS
.ENTERTA AIMED LAvISHLY

pANrA. p.c 2-Thc r1wTa liar
gcst,T- I.e high school eleven. who
canoe s. u. winning the lanhIndie
championship md wh, ny" played st,'
Dan football This SEASON have been ici'd
and dutl . .derably during the past
we,k Among thosc entertaining The
boys H.H ,H. American Legion u A
GIli,.rI , fb, crescent Th'atr" aul
DO" lurr1tIe1ChrIs Association.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
LITTLEFIELD BEATS
ALTERNATELY Is TO 0

lITTIEFlELD. Dec. 3 Tho Little.
th igh school football team defeat
% thr An,rnathy High in tho Thanks.
ay.ug game. PLAYED here. tho score be-.
ng 20 to %. o. was splendid game
throughout
The plis basketball teams ~ the
anne b, hoods played just b,iur, th.
football game The result being rs Co. q
boz WtDr uf littlcn,II
This is the first year OF football N
The high school here Seven games were
rIayel the team winning four and
losing three.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
FIGHT STARTED TO
GUST TULSA ATTORNEY
CONTINUED PROM PAor ONT

law and thar be- was cleaning up tho
docket Cor his successor.
late FRIDAY King filed in county
court 20 motions whereby De- sought
to r'lnstJi, On The d0rk,t cases
against accused liquor law liolators
dismissed hy Soayer
County Attorney Seav"r announced
that be- had nothing o. SAY" regarding
o." attempt orcmoVo HIM from OF
flee
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03

bases suitably distributed. developed
and defended BE- one Df tho most import
lrt element. or national strength
The Secretary. commenting on this
declaration in connection with bic dV
rUse.ou of fh, results If tho ARM
m.U's Conference. said that tho Navy
Department hls been entirely BOO sym
pfhy' with tine purposes of the cor.
ference and predicted that The honc
nfH of eliminating competitive navy
construction Wlll hD realized more and
moro mllr as The years go hy
"For tho fI.t time Bon The history Of
.our country hc uId. "tho Navy and
Congress have definite naval policy
aud building ana maintenance standard
90 work to. 90 standard which is proper
Tomato 20 our position 40 a world pow
,r The maintenance of this standard
In an respects o. necessary 90 our de-.
f,ro. and fl our prestige
On thr uft' uNuE 20 the lack Of o
definite naval policy and 10 the moro
pressing need iu. building up our naval
strength Boo capital ships Il has been
navy feel Do wF duty 20 report To
you that Doe certain types such as fast
cruisers. aircraft carriers. seagoing sub
marines and aircraft. the Navy IN de.
flcient.
IT 81 not my Intention this year,
having in mind mo financial condition
Of the country. io make any recon-.
meudations Tor ar Increase In the Navy
but I recommend that az soon az con.
ditions warrant. Congress h. ASKED Tor
such nm increase ag win tend 10 balance
our fleet and make and keep IL the
equal ~ amy In the world
The Navy Secretary reported that
during ihc fiscal year $40 naval vessels
Including six second line hatticships and
t13 line dosiroyors. had been placed
out of commission, and continued
'This sweeping reduction was nee.
cssIi1ted hy the cutting down ~ the
enlisted strength of the Navy 20 a..
tll authorized strength of $4,000 men
All the battleships not retained in the
treaty on the limitation Of armament.
and number of other vessels. on ac.
,n,,pt ,f tb,i. inst.,,,l. ,,,,at,t,.,. 400.
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PHILADELPHIA. Pa. ana san Diego. can.
FORMS.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
To Light IIirhua,,

AUSTIN. Dee County CommissI ar.
crs Il Travis County to-day signed a
contract for the installation ~ rnad
hrht houses among county highways AZ
dangerous railroad crossings and road
intersections a. proteciion 90 motor
ists Travis Is the Second county IN the
tate 20 provide sucn warnings accord.
rr 20 officials.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
FRENCH BANTAM
WHIPS MATHEWS

PARIS Dee . Eugene CriquL the
French bantam champion. tonight d..
foatcd Billy Mathews of England lu tho
utoutepnth round with a technical
knockout Tho rcter,, stopped thu fight
after o., Engllshman was down four
TIMES
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
BOSTON COLLEGE
BEATS HOLY CROSS

" Associated Press
BOSTON &c. Boston College de-
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