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JOHNSON SURPRISES
IN TENNIS TOURNEY
Eliminates Lieut.. Voshell, In
door Champion, in Uphill
Match in Philadelphia.
Special Despatch TO TIE sur.


PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 19.-wallace r.
johnson OF this city. runnerup for the
national title In 1909, when he went five
gruelling sets with the great McLough-
lin in the final ut Newport. sprang the
big surprise OF the annual middle States
covered court lawn tennis tournament
this afternoon on the rvof of the Wanna
maker Building. johnson defeated
Lieut.. 4. Howard Voshell. national In
door champion. by a score of SIS.
Go, IS, In the fourth round Of the
tourney He came from behind In the
last set, when Voshell held the lead at
5-3 on games.
Frederick d. Alexander and Craig
Blddle. two internationalists who have
played the game on every famous court
In the country Europe and Australia,
started their match In the fourth round,
In the struggle to gain a semi-nnal
bracket In the lower half of the draw.
After Blddle had taken the first set
and Alexander the second the committee
decided 1t was too dark to continue.
Hence the rivals will play the match
over again tomorrow morning.
johnson OutpIays vosheIl.
voshell won an easy match in the
morning when he defeated Charles Self
ger, "A junior, by score of 60, 60,
while Alexander had eliminated another
youngster. Alva Mallory. by 60. 60
score. Those we're the only two matches
played in the senior singles In the
morning.
Most of those who sat around the
court when Voshell and johnson began
play In the afternoon figured Voshe'l the
winner. Their optimism In regard to tho
indoor champions chances might have
been realised to-day had It not been Tor
| the fact that Voshell after the first set
lost almost entire control service. john
sons net storming tactics also played a
| big part in Voshelrs defeat.
johnson gave Voshell no rest and when
| tho latter in the final set ran into a
lead of games the local player crafttly
drew his rival in close to the net by
placing the ball in fore court. only to
lob clear to the base line once he had
tricked Voshell out Of position. 1t was
a striking demonstration OF head WORK
on the courts with a player holding the
more powerful aggressive weapons DE-
feated by one who used his own weapons
with the utmost effect, accomplishing by
cunning what he might not have done on
| sheer playing speed.
The Summaries.
Middle States Covered Court singles trhird
Round)-Licut S. Howard vosheil deIestsi
Sefe,ted Charles N. Beard by default; Fred
erick b. Alexander defeated Aiva Mallory
80, 60.
Fourth Round-walisce F. johnson defeated
Lieut. \. Howard Voshell, SIS. So, %
! Junior Singles (First Roundl-Charles
SETTER defeated Robert Shreiner. o-6, g..
s~fiI default; wallace Linton won from
| Nit ohal Pagan by default.
second Round~Rodney ". Deck defeated
liz r, March. g., IS; c. Watson Sd de
feated John Bramal, 60. -. go
Mems Doubles FIRST Roundl-Leut. r. r
Guilbert and r. Ho,hersall won from Ernest
French and partner by defs ult; Don Nlcho
las and G. r. Pfngst defeated w., r. ROW
land and A. II. Savery. Ia, 6--S. 10.
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IN % a
1t
we look back a
hankering the life OF p T Bnum
and Caddok has announced there that
his Before he left France he told his friends
objected his wrestling activities
a life
division officers training then
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IN THE SQUARED CIRCLE.

Lew Tender. the Quaker lightweight.
who is an asplrant for Benny Leonard8
lite, win get the hardest tryout OF his
career when he meets Joe Wcling AZ tho
Newark Sportsmeu's cub, February co,
Tender Is n left handed boxer ard has
been uniformly successful against light
weights OF the second division. II will
he interesting 10 see how he emergea
from bout with n first class man Ike
Sailor yelling.
CHICAGO has captured the Lewis
Stecher finish match and viii stage 1t
March .. They have met twice. the rrst
contest going three hours 80 a draw. and
the second being halted by darkness
after struggle lasting i've ana hait
hours
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WESLEYAN FOOTBALL DATES.


MIpDLErowN. Conn. Feb, Is.--Dr
Edgar Fauver tonight issued Wesley.
ans football schedule. The dates follow :
October I, Worcester Institute OF Te, h.
nology at Middletown; H. Rhode Island state
at Middle,own; Is, New York University al
New York: %, Union at Middetown.
November I. Williams at Middletown: g.
Amherst at Amherst: Is. Columbia at New
York.
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JONES NAMED FLEET CAPTAIN.
o'h"r Appointments at Indian
Hhrbor Yacht Club Are Made.

'poclai DeSpdtch 10 Tux SUS.
, FEfE$wlcH, Conn, Feb. l9.--Grahame
m,,hyths senior fog officer Of the Indian
hF1"r Yacht Club, announced the fol-
,HW.ng appointments for the season Of
1873.
I. rect captain, Frank Bovine Jones {;
N'rt chaplain. the Rev. oliver Ruckel.
eng feet surgeon. DR.. william Burke.
APP Frank Bovine Jones glands
runner one on the roster OF the club.
no is fno"n as one OF the best Informed
wen identified with yachting In this
C'Lr'rF. His active participation In the
''-h ''""'s ~! 80 far IN making the
V'r rs season successful at Indian Har-
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WILL PLAY BADMINToN.

On Saturday, at 2 o'clock. a team
match. consisting Of singles and doubles
will be played between the Badminton
Cub OF New York and Gaines Bad
ninton Cluh OF Boston ~ :ha Tennis
building, 2l2 West 4lst street.
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ad
Monday
outfough Geb
Jim stands
run his raceCon a pugilstic
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PRINCETON FRESHMEN WIN.
SpcciaI Despatch 10 THE s.

TRENTON. n. j., Feb. l9.-The Law
rcncevllle school basketball team was
defeated here to-day by the Princeton
freshmen, 80 to IS. The score stood !:
Princeton. 10: Laurenceville, ., Mt the
end OF the first halk
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SEVENTH STRAIGHT VICTORY.
franklin Schools Tossers Beat
Cutler Five, 20 TO 10.

Franklin Schools basketball team yes
terday gained Its seventh straight VIC
tory OF the season by defeating the Cut
Ter School Ave on Cutters court. The
score was 90 to 10. The lineup:
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CLASoN POINT FIVE WINS.
Defeats brooklyn Prep Basketball
Team, III 20 20.

Clason Point Military Academy's bas-
ketball team yesterday defeated the
Brooklyn Prep five on the Brooklynites
court by 81 TO 20. The lineup:
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HOCKEY TEAMS DEADL0CKED.
Loyola school and Flushing Hish
Play scorcIew Tie.

The hockey teams Of Loyola Sc COL
and Flushin; High School yesterday
battled To a scoreless tie in the schools
annual game in the Brooklyn Ice Pal-
ace. The lineup:
~ I, L.
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ST. ANN's FIVE VICTOR.

ST. AIMS Academy basketball team
last night defeated the St. Anslerns, A. g.
quintet on st. AIMS court, by so to %.
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FOX HUNTERS IN FRONT.
Defeat MeadowIariss In Polo Match
by q TO 3 I-2.

The Fox Hunters polo team last night
defeated the Meadowlarks To so, in
Durland's Riding Academy. The Fox
Hunters cre-7llowed handiGasx !.
The lineup:
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HAL CHASE COMES
TO GIANTS IN TRADE
Cincinnati Obtains Holke and
Rariden for Release of Star
First Baseman.
nv FREDERICK @. LIEN.

After an absence from Broadway of
Ave and n half years Hal Chase again "a
r. New York player. John McGraw and
rat Moran. managers OF the New York
md Cincinnati Nationals respectively.
,..sterday completed a deal by which the
Giants obtained Chase in exchange for
4rst baseman Walter Holke and catcher
william Rariden.
Moran came here from Cincinnati yes
,erday 10 close the deal The managers
we're In conference for two hours before
hey could come to an agreement. Moran
hen called up Garry Hermann, presi-
dent OF the Reds, over the long distance
telephone in Cincinnati and got his sane
ZION 10 the transaction.
Chase has not yet signed a New York
contract. but has accepted terms for the
coming season. Chase also has agreed to
drop his suit against the Cincinnati
club for the salary he lost by reason OF
his indefinite suspension last season. a
settlement having been reached out OF
court
VIII Retrade Hollke.
Cincinnati will hold Holke only tempo
-ary as he viii be used In ant Their
trade with either the Brookiyns or Bos-
ION clubs. Moran recently acquired FIRST
Aaseman Jake Daubert from the Brook
iyn club for outfielder Tom Grifflth and
shortstop Billy Kopf Kopf. who did not
play last year. says he will not return
% the big leagues, and Cincinnati may
Re compelled to give Brooklyn another
player. Moran also could use Holke In
a trade with Boston. which IL anxious to
get a younger man on first base to sue
cueed Ed Konetchy
The Reds must take a gamble on Bill
Rariden, as he. too. announced last fall
hat he had had his I'LL of big league bali
and hereafter would devote all his time
10 his farm at Bedford, Ind. Moran
hopes to induce Rariden to change his
mind. and thinks Rariden will play with
Cincinnati, which Is near his farm.
Taking II all in all the Giants hac
10 give a pretty good price for Chase
specially when It Is recalled that Nc
iraw recently released Moran OF a con.
,ract 10 coach the Giants so that he
might sign with Cincinnati. Wher
Harry Sinclair, the Federal League auc'
..oneer. sold his players three years age
.4 sold Rariden to the Giants for s10..
100. Holke, a player ten years younge,
;han Chase. hit .351 in 1916, the firs
ysar he Joined the club.
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GoR's-u. IevinslSy ?. F Bartc. 9 H. Gu.-
genhem 5, VI, Phillips Hornirg ,.
Referee--Archie Kinny. Time OF periods-!S
minutes.
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Tie acquisition OF Chase gives Nc
iraw the oldest infield In baseball to-
lay. the youngest man of which is
Henie Zimmerman. who was SO years
old on the tenth OF this month. Tho
combined age of the Giant infield is 1886
Years One must go pretty far back
= baseball to match these figures
chase Is SO and Doyle and Fletcher
each is SO years.
Chase Is the veteran player OF the
major leagues, excepting Leon Ames.
me St Louis pitcher. Hal came TO the
Yankees in the spring OF 1905. being
purchased from the Los Angeles club
.or s2.700 He Immediately became a
sensation here. and his style of playing
B deep first revolutionized the former
style OF first base play by which all
Did catcher or outhelder with gone"
arm merely acted as target for the
other infielders
.Chases career with the Yankees was
'amb after another. In 1908 he jumped
he Yankees to go to the Stockton team
~ the outlaw California State League
1ut was reinstated on the plea that he
vent to California to be near his sick
vie.
In 1910 he was charged with head
Hg a faction which 'sou7ht to under
nine George Stallings. then manager Of
ne Yankees. Frank Farrell. then owner
Z the Yankees, sided with Chase In the
factlonal quarrel. let Stallings out and
tppointed Chase manager Chase re-
NAMED in charge OF the club In 1911,
when It dropped from second to sixth
place. Harry Wolverton succeeded
chase as manager in 1912.
Traded by Chance to White sox.
Chase had Engagements with Frank
chance after he came here 10 manage
he team In 1918. and his work that
spring was very poor. Chance traded
I'm to the Chicago White Sox for Babe
Borton. a first bsseman. who proved a
mise alarm, and Rollie Zeider, who
'uV-ed To the Federal League the fol-
lowing winter
Chase jumped to the Federal League.
He quit the White Sox in June. 1914
atter he failed to get a new contract
rom Charles Comiskey. Hal cast his
.ot with the Buffalo Feds and remained
here until the peace settlement. A
strong effort then was made to bar Chase
out Of the big leagues but the Cincin-
Natl club purchased his release from
.inr,a'-
In 1916 Chase led the National Lea que
CaIsmen and his work at first base was
- spectacular as when he was in his
irms with the Yankees. Last August
Re was Indefinitely suspended by Christy
Nathawson. then manager OF the Gin
cinnau club. A charge OF betting
against his team and tampering with
games was later lodged against Chase
ny the Cincinnati club. John Heydler,
president Of the National League, ac-
quilted Chase OF these charges early
Ills month.
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Novice Dogs and Btches--WoR by J. A,
Graydon's Lacy Norah.
Open Dogs and Bitches-won by J. A.
Graydon's New Jersey Big Boy; second.
u. ". Norris Captain Fryatt.
Winners. Dogs and Btches--won by ]
A. Graydon's New Jersey Big Boy: re-
serve same owners Lady Norah.
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winners, Dogs ara B!tches--wcn by NJ.
and Mrs. J. Arthur woodbury's Comedy
reserve. Same 0wne4s spica.
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of Celia Johnson, Patsy Coleman,
and lot formerly belonging to George
Barr.
Also, all that tract or parcel Of
land, situate, lying and being in the
County and State aforesaid, about
three (3) miles West of Abbeville,
containing twenty-seven (27) Acres,
more or less, and being bounded by
lands of Mrs. Belle Chapman, E. E.
Williams, and DR.. G. E. Calvert.
TERMS OF SALE-CASH. Pur-
chaser to pay for papers and stamps.
THOS. P. THOMSON,
3-18-3t. Master A. c., s. c.
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COOPERATIVE
SHIPMENT OF HOGS

Clemson College, S. c., Mar. &c.
Further effort is being made by the
Extension Service to market in car
lots the surplus hogs in the state by
having farmers ship comparatively.
Several counties have taken up
this work alone; but there are far
mers who have not benefited by such
shipments and have a few good hogs
to market. They should get in touch
with their country agent and see if
it is possible to get up a cooperative
shipment.
Farmers who have late summer
and fall pigs should grow these pigs
out to 155 pounds or more and have
them ready to market around May
without carrying them over until this
fall.
The Livestock Division of the Ex-
tension Service will be glad to as
sist in working up these cooperative
shipments of hogs.
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M. Speer were business visitors to
Abbeville Monday
DR.. R. J. Hutchinson and Mr.. W. E.
Ellis with little Marion, spent last
Tuesday in Abbeville.
Mrs. J. G.. Huckabee and Miss
Louise Bell were shopping in Ander'
son last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Barnes and
James spent the weekend at Deans
with the family of Mr.. ]. Fred Dean
Mrs. ]. T. Latimer is making visit
to her relatives, Mrs. Emma Young
at Anderson.
Miss Mary Clinkscales Of Willing,
ton, is an attractive visitor at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. H. c. Fennell'
Rev. and Mrs. J. F. Anderson spent
several days at williamson, last
week.
Mrs. Louis. Barksdale and hand
some little. son, Lawrence, of Angus
ia, are on a visit to the family of
her father, Mr.. T. D. Cooley.
Friends of Mr.. E. o. Clinkscales
will regret to know that he is confin-
ed to his bed, suffering from Sc
we're attack of rheumatism.
Sergt. Holcombe Harper of Nojales
Ariz., arrived Tuesday on visit to
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Har-
per, Sr. The Sergeant's wife and
little son, who have been on v.sit
to her parents in Massachusetts,, will
Join him in a few days, and after a
short visit here, they will return to
their home in the far West.
Messrs. Louis Barksdale and Cor
don Carter of Augusta, spent the
weekend at the home of Mr.. L. u.
Cooley
Mr.. J. B. Huckabee and Mrs. E. j.
Huckabee were business visitors to
Iva Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Ellis visited
relatives at Calhoun Falls last Sab
bath.
Mr.. Rembert Allen, who went to
Washington, D. c., several weeks ago
has entered the George Washington
University, and is a member of the
Senior class in Architecture, which
speaks we'll for the skill and ability
Of the young student. AS side is
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sue, he has obtained a position in the
Treasury, where he manipulates the
Addressograph in the Liberty Bonds
department. Mr.. Allen is young
man of fine intellect and his many
friends are highly gratified at his
success.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Rogers of Pen
ney's Creek, were pleasant visitors
to our twon last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Barnes, DIR. and
Mrs. Kirkpatrick and Miss Virginia
Latimer spent last Tuesday in Ander-
son.
Friends of Mr.. Jack Barnes OF
Royston, Ca, will regret to learn
that his little son, Coyle, was badly
hurt about the head in falling
from a buggy several days ago.
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in the above stated case, I will offer
for sale, at Public Outcry, at Abbe-
vile C. H., S. c., on Salesday in
April, A. D. 1s19,' within the legal
hours of sale the following described
land, to wit: All that tract or par
eel of land situate, lying and being
in the City of Abbeville, Abbeville
County, in the State aforesaid,' front
ing Seventy-one (71) feet on Har-
risburg Street, running back two hun
dred and seventy-sM (276) feet to
lot of Patsy Coleman, and having a
width of eighty-one (81) feet in the
rear, and being bounded by lands
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Masters Sale.
The State of South Carolina,
County of Abbeville.
Court of Common Pleas.


VILE, Plaintiff,
against
v. H. CRAFT, Defendant.
By authority of Decree of Sale
by the Cuort of Common Pleas for
Abbeville County, in said State, made
in the above stated case, I will offer
for sale, at Public Outcry, at Abbe-
vile C. H., S. c., on Salesday in
April, A. D. 1919, within the legal
hours of sale the following described
land, to wit: All that tract or par
eel of land situate, lying and being
in the City of Abbeville, Abbeville
County, in the State aforesaid, con-
tanning One-half (k) Acres, more
or less, and bounded by the lands of
J. Allen Smith, the Beaufort place,
fronting on Lemon Street; being the
place bought by V. Fl. Craft from
Lefty C. Wright and J. W. Wright.
TERMS OF SALE--CASH. Pur-
chaser to pay for papers and stamps.
THOS. P. THOMSON,
3-18-3t. Master A. c., S. C.
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LOWNDESVILLE =
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Lowndesville, March 26.-Friends
of the following soldiers will be glad
to know that they are somewhere on
the sea, homeward bound: John
Bonds, Will Nance and Ben Bonds.
They are members of the famous
30th Division, and will meet with a
warm reception when they land on
American soil. Chester Fennell, who
belongs to the Rainbow Division,
writes that he will embark for home
the latter part of April. Fred Fic-
auette is teaching soldiers at rest
camp and will remain in France un-
til that camp is dismantled, July 1st.
The following colored soldiers have
arrived from overseas, viz: Ramon
Brownlee, George McCalla, Iris Hun
ter, Dave Hall and Bit Speed.
Messrs. Gordon Speer, Will Bell
Bunyan Scoggins, Robert Smith and
H. NJ. Schumpert took the civil SER
vice examination which was held at
Abbeville March 22nd. There is a
vacancy on Route caused by the
death of Mr.. J. T. Daniel, and the
applicant making the highest record
will be the successful R. F. D. man
on this line.
Messrs. J.J. D. Phillips, B. A. Will
son and w. W. Thompson appraised
the personal effects of the late ]. T.
Daniel few days ago. The real es-
tate will not be sold, but the person
al property will come to sale later.
Mrs. W. A. Hall of Iva, and Mrs.
L. P. Pettigrew of Barnes, have been
visiting their sister, Miss Annie
Hutchison, who has been flu victim,
but is now recuperating.
:, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Wise of
Greenwood, were recent visitors at
the home of Rev. ]. F. Anderson.
Messrs. B. B. and B. E. Allen, E
j. Huckabee, F. S. Hutchison and w.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting of the Stock
holders of The Peoples Savings Bank
will be held in the office of the Bank
Tuesday, April 1st, 1919, IL o'clock
noon.
w. F. NICKLES,
3-21-3t. Cashier.
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Let the Stacker dairy cow feed
someone as beef instead of continu-
ing to feed her.
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Sodium fouride to dust the setting
hen will prevent lice.
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Masters Sale.

The State Of South Carolina,
County of Abbeville.
Court of Common Pleas.
SUSAN BASKINGS, Plaintiff,
against
GEORGIA DAVIS BOYD and others,
Defendants.
By authority of Decree of Sale
by the Cuort of Common Pleas for
AbbevilIe County, in said State, made
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-12-13
II F1K. WV VNNN LID OE SNHSW UEN II W By Jim
By Jim Vance.
APPROXIMATION FOR NEGRO.

Washington D. c. Star, Dec. TO-
That plans to Americanize foreigners
must include colored men and women
was the declaration of Prof. Charles
M. Thomas, teacher of civics and
economies at Dunbar High School,
speaking before the Bethel Literary
Society.
He expressed his firm advocacy Of
the participation of colored people
in the higher forms of civic leader
ship as regards all affairs which effect
the life of his own race as citizens,
and of the persistent demand for the
full civil equality of all Americans.
Among the interesting points
touched on by Prof. Thomas was the
increasing and successful participation
of colored women in industry. He
cited as an example, a new overall
factory in Arkansas, capitalized at
100000 entirely by Negroes. This
new manufacturing plant, he prophe-
cisied is likely materially to change
the statistics for white and colored
women employed in such plants.
Prof. Thomas win continue his
AUGMENTATION discussion next Tues
day evening.
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Or. J.. Z. MooYeland' S Views
on 6aci Progress
Show How To Get Results.

New York.-Whenever the Govern
ment calls for volunteer service
whether of National, state or local
scope, the Young Mems Christian
Association is always among the first
of the great organized bodies to res
pond. The tremendous manpower of
the Y. NJ. c. A. in the work for the
comfort Of the fighting men of the
Army and Navy in the great world
war was a potent factor in bringing
about the glorious victory won by the
Allies.
This Nation is now in a period of
REIMBURSEMENT which requires the loyal
and patriotic assistance of every per-
son living under our flag.
The Government has designated
the first week in January as National
Thrift Week, at which time a cam
paign for the conservation of every
item of production that goes into our
National life will be conducted. In
this movement the Y. M. c. A. will
again do its share. Colored Mems
of the International Com
mittee will be headed by Dir. E. Moor
land and judicious spending will be
by every worker in the
Thrift Week Campaign. The old
saying that "a penny saved is a penny
earned" should still be needed The
nigh cost Of clothing, food and fuel,
1igh rents and the difficulty in get
ing a suitable place to live in should
ipur yery family to make an effort
o becone THEN own landlord. Start
With useless atuusements and cut out
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Who is the Champion?

We've got a pretty bunch of evil
dence pointing to a loose screw some
where in boxing. Something's wrong
somewhere, and it's going TO be our
business to find out Just where the
ailment lies. Ever since poor old
Jess Willard knocked cat Jack John
son the moguls of the squared arena
have determined to keep the title out
of the hands of any eolored cham
pions. Class or no class, the gates
have been shut. There is where our
kick comes in. Brother, this is just
where our kick comes m.
Lineup on Carpenter and Jeanette.
Just look at the lineup of facts.
Past week Joe Beckett was defeated
by Carpenter. Joe Beckett is sup
posed to be the English champ and
Carpenter is the only boxer of class
in France. Carpenter is, without
doubt, the best heavyweight in
Euorpe. Knocked Britain's champ
out in one round. All right. Now,
old Joe jeanette beat Carpenter on
points in a ten-round fight in Paris
before the war. Clean out boxing.
Set Paris by the ears, the way good
old Joe did. or course you might
saw that that was some time ago, but
get this: Carpenter is now in moth
ing like the shape he was before the
war. -Four years Of trench work and
cigarette smoking have kinda put MIN
on the blink. That means that Jean
cite beat the guy who is champion OF
Europe when the champion of Europe
was in the pink of condish.