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New-York tribune., 1919-12-06
With the College Athletes
In Their Winter Sports

is sure to fly when these teams clash
this season.
Penn State and Lehigh will meet
twice before the intercollegiates in
dual bouts. State this year will have
two intercollegiate champions back.
Brown, of the 1853 pounds class, and
Mowrer, of the 145-pounders In addi-
tion to these Captain-elect Mills is ex-
pected to be available, and Detar, a fine
grappler, has returned to college. Then
there are Black, Higgins, the football
player, and others of ability who will
be available
Princeton and Columbia have never
ranked very high in the mat game. al
though Princeton should do better with
proper coaching. The chief reason for
Columbia's pocr showing is lack Of ma
terial. The Blue and White has one
OF the best coaches in the game in Gus
Peterson, the athletic trainer. Gus
knows the game from every angle and
had enough candidates.
Generally he has only about q dozen
candidates from which to pick team
Of seven men. He says he does his best
to induce students to come out, but
finds 1t almost hopeless task to get
them to respond. Gus would be greatly
pleased if the football players espe-
cially would try for the team He
claims. as do football coaches, that the
wrestling game would be O. grca. aid
to the linemc.
Up at Yale they are planning u big
season in wrestling. Yale is not a
member of the intercollegiate League.
although it holds bouts with several of
the member teams. Brown and Har-
ward, as usual, will support wrestling
teams. 1t would be a fine thing If all
Of these colleges were members Of the
league. Greater interest would be man
ifest in the game, and at the end Of the
season there would be no doubt about
the champion.
Several of the smaller colleges are
beginning to take up wrestling.
Stevens will have team this year for
the tirst time, and already a squad OF
some twenty candidates is working cut
under the direction OF Mr.. Costellog the
athletic director, who was formerly
member of the Lehigh mat team.
New York University took up the
game last year and is enthusiastic over
the sport
New-York tribune., 1919-12-06
Promoters in Mad Scramble
For Championship Bout
Jimmy Wilde, Flyweight Champion of England
Makes His American Debut Tonight at Milwau-
kee in Bout With Jack Sharkey, of New York
By w. o. Mcclellan

The CarpenerBecke bout has
the
orleans promoter is swearing
effect he
Orleans Cochran the promoter
agreement to Carpenter Olympia
expects to London with signature
articles
According cablegram
night from Paris the Pse 900
francs will be posted for match between Dempsey
match to be decided a Paris in July
New-York tribune., 1919-12-06

Rogerspeet yourself and
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on your investment!
Our clothing z either
yields it's full quota of long
and satisfactory wear-or
your z1oneyback.
The finest fabrics; the
highest type of tailoring.
Every h in g men and
boys wear. Also Sporting
Goods and luggage.
Chris TIM a S gift order
forms simplify Christmas
shopping.
ROGERS PEET COMPANY
broadway Broadway
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az warren at 41st St.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-06
Canadian Champion
On Frenchman's Trail

MONTREAL, Dec. 5.-The Canadian
Hockey Club to- day cabled n challenge
to Georges Carpenters manager in
London for the French boxer to meet
Eugene Brousseau, Dominion middle
weight champion. in boxing exhib-
tion here on July 1. Dominion Day, at
one Of the racetracks.
Byousseau has recovered from
slight attack Of pasa1ysis which fol-
lewsd HE beNt With George Chip In
4sstland .tve Gssls age
New-York tribune., 1919-12-06
Scudder Wins a. Caroms

Fay Scuddcr defeated Herbert Me
Menzie, 2o to lS. in the three-cushion
tou'nameat al DOYLE, Academy last
night. In the English billiard tourney
Fred Dawson won from John Rayne,
by 300 to 272.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-06
Barnes Victor in Run

10 eph Barnes. Boys Club, captured
the tnree-mile scratch invitation road
run held oy the st. Bartholomew Club
last night. He assumed the lead at
the mile point to win handily by 125
yards in 1920. E. Solathe and r.
Broadhurst, two "St. Bart" boys. fin-
lshed second and third, forty yards
apart. *;
New-York tribune., 1919-12-06
C0chrune Signs
Carpenter for
$135, 900 Purse

I ONDON, Dec. sc. B.
L. Cochrane. promoter of the
Carpentier-Beckett fight. an
nounced to-day that Georges
Carpenter has signed an
agreement to fight Jack
Dempsey, til American
heavyweight champion, next
year.
The purse will be $4,000
approximately $l35.0O0 at
the present rate of exchange),
the winner to take 60 per cent
and the loser 40.
George Mcdonald, MIR.
Cochrane's secretary. will
leave for the United States to-
morrow on board the steam
ship Baltic. Mr.. Cochrane
himself will follow on the
Mauretania December 13.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-06
Crescent Five Wins

The Crescent A. C. basketball team
defeated Cooper Union on the formers
Brooklyn court last night by a score
of 81 to 18.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-06

6 s.; Is as}(P!QRTkIGH? !? DILL; i!
(Copyight, 1919, YorkT Tribune Inc)
AN Old One Revamped
(Upon approaching the New Year,
We crowded on Wagon,
Euery SOIL too o speak;
Not chance grab fogon,
Not chance a eak
ont the long dusty hghuop
1hey hare coppd bleatug goats,
Out the Nandd dusty dryway
With dyouth upon our thyoats.
oh, o jump Wagon
Bat they're chained q tag on,
And weW ride
From the West
The football be but the autufna
Along this line have message Fielding H. Yo of
Michigan that will help make gossip for the Stove
teams were fully so per cent stronger this
than during This nearly
all these teams had from three eight years
football experience For eight
OF last years varsity the side lines because better
turned to take their places Illinois center and her
captain and fulback o the bench"
More Good Football
saw more good football this than year
experience At Michigan expected twelve regular M
of them available this ineligible and the four
others did not return college, This any
might have had the situation being one
Boost for Oss
players have ever SEEM He has track record Of 40 f
the quarter is all basketball weighs pounds
a marvel Of the
Raph Fletcher of Illinois, breaker in
one
HE scored all ten Chicago game all ten points
the Minnesota kicked
Chicago Wisconsin, Michigan games Two of these kicks
won important games Here were five straight games
without
This only remarkable wear he rc
turned service have been teams TO. the
main their play has been magnificent"
Yost drew break varsity men one season
VINO were slated to RETURN Michigan
after more than But
one can never tell just where the whirlpool fate
Concerning Michael Donahue
Uown at Auburn Aa there
of Mike 1890 - ~ ~
Mike picked his football old days and most
Camp. ~ -
Mike has stuck for old (amn
TEN complete wonderful
TOY ms teams HIS final achievement overthrow
Georgia Tech the closing betting against Auburn was
and 6 to $1,000 ~
Donahue has keeping old Yale system alive with
the mooern game woven In, than other
II the M hsI .u.-
M be admitted to the American League at least
three of law. ~ ~ ~
IN European boxing circles
De- IS permitted to when
IT, wizard nped the that he
forgot about until after the third
Cuba doesn't big supply Of suar m md
SCOTCH NO wonder the Cuban Passport twenty
seven hours Gay in vain effort to with rush.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-06
DIVISION IL
Blackpool
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DIVISION Z

PACKARD FOR HIRE. paseensee,
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New-York tribune., 1919-12-06
An Old One, Revamped

111 010 S11c, 1<CVc1I1Pcu
(Upon approaching the New Year,
We are croecded on The Wagon,
ErerY soul too dry to speak;
Not G chance to grab fogon,
Not chance to find leak
ont the long and dusty highwnv
They hare copped our bleatug goats,
Out the dull and dusty dry-way,
With q dvouth upon our throats.
Oh, ace used to jump The Wagon
In the good old days of gore,
BIT they're chained us, apith q tag on,
And aceU ride for euermors.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-06

New. York University took up the
game last year and is enthusiastic over
the sport
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
The Sandman Story
MIA. FrON MAKES MoLSssa
CANDY.

aaS he Sei %a no IN COOK sTsa. s bury
wac SO sticky that 1t stuck to his
teeth in terrible manner
:, And just then one OF those ,ao,.
e ont o ne S Hffsn had which helped him
mind. Fo@s
:, Mr.. Postum had been very kind TO
NAM NAM ina tnat winter ono time when no
not go after. his food and Mr.. POS
sum mad said that he would like to
n nay, piece, OF molasses candy some
making some. w
al Ar; Fox vas not, at all generous.
a 6eeed ney an; if he eoald help il.
any return on his part. -0'
- But here was chance to -ivo Az
foSsum piece Of moiasses candy
a"n 9 pos sur, re- nc would not cat it all up.
candy from his teeth. but when he did
ne put the pan back in the closet win
n now and hurried off to Mr.. Possums
Il made some molasses candy this
i nnnnad he said, when Mr.. Possum
Rnoes and as oof feel se s ssS !, TIN sG his lis
especially fine. 1 want YOU to have
some: ! have not forgotten how kind
foot" "'" huFl my
1t t.. ala 4, not take Mr. Postum a second
r 20 &c. ms coat and hat. and MS no hur-
smiled broad smile, thinking OF the
treat in store for him.
When they were in the kitchen. Mr..
r rn3 ,nI,1Insht out the pan of candy and
a bread bladed knife, open your
mouth he said to AR. Postum.
ht. PoSsum's eyes shone as he saw
Inc LIE Dig gr piece Of candy, and he did open
andy in and tae down mr. c a9N p SIr p the
bins teeth on the blade.
1t took some pulling to get it off.
Eh, Mr. and foTssum kept his teeth, shut
e knife was out and G'ieo Mr. OUT Po WnSn
gan to chew. Mr.. Fox fled to '' the
sSntry 70 keep from laughing out loud
> AIT Possum made such a funny
:hrld the moiasses was 50, strinsy. that
build get on his face
% Mr. Fox, when he could keep his
outing some thing that. of course, Nj.
,aipssum thought was candy, but it was
y piece Of dry crust.
ninMr. Postum watched him and mada
: , his mind that his mouth must be
100 ado to eat .molasses candy, so, after
wing in vain to talk he made signs
al Mr.; Fox that ho hla to hurry home.
heMr. Fox called af.cr him TIA. he
,Appe he would come right back and
nc'Eut Mr.. Postum did not return. It
1faeR nm. nm the IN. rest OF the day to get
T'uEhed TO himself as he scraped The
quickly candy into kettle to boil il
Le gain TO think how easily he had paid
res, = E e. debt to Mr.. Postum.
VI, * JUST ..r enc big piece laughed Mr.:
le,nd how funny he did look chsW Uii
oH-(Copyright, 1879
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
Only Married Man Can Really Appreciate This
CONF on
]VERNM[NT SELLS FLOUR
RE WHEAT PRODUCT
CAT MODERATE PRICES"
t of General Campaign to Reduce
Cost Of Living nnG Encourage
Thrift.
rRv AsseclnteA Press. /

! NV ASSOC Ii ell l'rsSS
'EW YORK, Dec. a4.--Ths United
ties Grain Corporation announced
light that the government pure
Eat -four is now an sale in small
kaEes at moderate prices" in hnn-
lis VI -@,as; grocery stores through
the iini=as. Ststns, and inat nler-
Iits; selling II VIII b. provided, on
,iicat!on. w;;h posters advising
II customers Of the fact.
u :lslpple inenlary statement issued
Watson $. Moore, second vice
sidcnt of the corporation. consun-
are Informed tha;t tho tour is in
sense war or substitute article.
derived from pure wheat
The regular flour trade" said MFR.
ore. should also understand tina.
campaign is In no sense designed
discrSd.t their regular business. or
brands which 'hay ordinarily
die. They Recognize, am sure,
: this Is but part az II general cam
sn on the PARK OF the government
reduce the high cost Of living and
nuraae thrift on tne part % our
PIC oE suppl!ing thein with & lover
lr. Moore added thae runners OF "a
r. shortage are utterly without
rdation and that Iii fact. flour
cAs are Approximately so per cen.
gar than they were at this Tina
year. .r...
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
Could Fiji the nil,.

con Mrs. Clymer was giving a little din
Frat and her housema!d left without
pirStice during the morning
frn,sr new work.
III Jane" she. asked rearfully. "what
81 Not in the dining room" was cooks
to n, response. Put I've had some can
incien experiences. so II you'll line-up
ma it.,t SueSts ana send them out here
tnctith their plates I'll SEQ that they get
nF'1l that's comm 10 them ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
The First Es.entl.,.

a "Whnn thought running house
was simple 1 made a Dig ,nn,shaIs J"
sighed tho young wife
Practice Will teach you lot" said
ner older friend. "Of course. there are
ro"ks,,, S5n , Snow. Have You good
We'll. have several" replied the
ueEnhner IN the domsseic art but
none or them gives any information on
the most important feature in cooking"
what is that? Perhaps I can help
"llow to get a coo;; and keen one.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
EW JERSEY STARTS
FINISH FIGHT a GA4lN.y7'''
FEDERAL PROHIBITION
ending Final Court Actinn,
Sac hores To- Permit
Beer and Wines.

-r,,, iibY -As3nciater Press.
:. W Mix, y. j., Dec. 24.--Thc con-
tutlonaliiy OF The Fedora! prohibit
n amendment, will DO challenges
I'm in the supreme Court OF the
lied states just as soon as Cover
me known today.
After discussing his inaugural ad-
'msi with Democrat leSis.a tors ana
aeFa. Mr., Edwards. stated he would
Act Attorney McCran to
re proceedings, and pending deci-
u in the higher court. d hill declar-
/ haer and light wines non-intoXi-
tuF ants sa.dhie, in New Jersey.
AHA DC introduced.
alexander j. simpson, OF Hudson,
.al elect. haas drafted q tentative
= les. aliging aila OF bror and light
aes IN New Jersey, which vii: be
= 20 Tho House, bat hoforo IL
;chas the Legislature 'ona of the
attest constitutional lawyers In tho
lntry.' would pass on il, no de-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24

and being in great hurry ono
DAY. ne did not cook 1t as long as he
should. SO THAI it did not harden. hut
"a3 SO STICKY that II stuck to mis-
teeth in terrible manner
that he often had which hcinea Nh,
OUT OF difficulty came 10 Mr.. FoX's
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
Noi Meunt fnr u,n,

:, Juuges ON Tie bench have sometimes
MrAcn assaulted. A litiSant once threw
N egg at the late Vice -Chancelior
lie aims in an English court. Tho Judge
urSad the presence of mind to duck his
prosad, and at tho same time he estab-
rmeshed reputation as o humorist BY
it marking that the present must have
thoten intcnded for his brother. Bacon
you,c vice ncelior who was sitting in
shoh adjoining court - -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
Accom- plisLeJ.

z PROFESSOR OF Languages Ito hostess
Tho has been eNtollng her daughters
IN Euistic accomplishmcnts) suppose
Iha doesn't speak Esperanto?
7 native.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24

Mr.. Postum had been very kind to
MIN that winter ono time when no
was SICK with lame foot and could
not go after his food and Mr. pos
sum mad said that he would like To
nave a piece OF moIasses candy some
sine when Mr.. Fox happened to be
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
The Days Good Stories
FROM MANY SOURCES
kidding file UeIp

h SHaln DeTma ld-I round 10 cents I'm
.our bed this morning, sir
d Profess! onal-Ah! my sleeping quar-
hrs. no doubt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
The Mark. Of Recoenition.

III IhiS. said simple-looking young
pan, us my photograph, with two
aIrench poodfes. You recognize me, et ?"
!, think So" said the young lady. You
&c the one with the hat on. are you
rp''
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-12-06

Groom store house and 8 arpents Of
land on 20-arpent road. Additional land
can be bought IL desired. Price 5000.
Two residential lots on Charles and
Ann Streets, 60xf50 each, more or less.
Price for both $500. $500 casa, balance
any early installments.
Two Of the best commercial buildings
in New Iberia. One-third cash. These
buildings are located in the principal
block in this City.
The elegant residence on the East Side
UPPER MAIN STREET Asl
Two elegant commercial or residence sites Of
block between Hopkins and CoriDne Streets. A |
The Nelson property beyond Olivier
asros Of Improved land, fruit trees, etc.
fer $500 70 sGsst quick sale.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-12-06

proposition. j. Supple L. Sons
were reporeed Wednesday as hav
ing had the matter Of handling
Cuban raws under consideration
and there We're others. but then
names were not disclosed.
To prevent the spread of the
Mosaic disease in the Louisiana
canctields, instructions have been
issued that no shipments of canC
shall be accepted by any common
carriers which are consigned from
points east of the Atchafalaya to
points west of the Atchafalaya
An absolute quarantine is placed
on that portion of Louisiana east
of the Atchafalaya River, be-
ginning at it's source, to the Gulf
of Mexico.
Sugar importations at New Or
leans during The month of October
totallcd O,1S7 ,514 pounds valued
at $3.50, 1913 and molasses impor-
ted in the same month amounted
to 5,9S9,S01 gallons, valued at
$3.50, S51.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-12-06
CONVALESCENTS BUILD UP
ON PEPTO-MANGAN.
Increases the Supply of Rich Red
Blood-Restores Strength and
Vigor.
Physicians Recommend It.
Sold in Liquid and Tablet Form
The Name "Gude 8" the Guide
to Genuine Pepto- Mangan.

A serious illness such as lnfiu-
enza or other infectious disease Al
ways leaves the body with low
vitality. lack Of strength, and I'M,
poverished blood.
Guides Pepto-M angan aids con-
valescents to quick recovery,
for it creates a generous supply
Of rich. red blood and restores the
body to its normal, healthy condi-
ton.
That's why physicians recon-
mend Pepto-Mangan, for they
know that it imparts to the blood
the material so sOrely needed by
weak, rundown systems.
Pale, sallow, thin, easily-ex-
hausted men and women find that
Pepto- Mangan builds them up
wonderfully. A new supply OF
rich, red blood is created, which
in turn imparts the glow of health
to the cheeks, increases the appe-
tite, the eyes sparkle, the entire
system takes new lease on life.
Pepto-Mangan is obtainable in
liquid or tablet form, whichever
proves most convenient. Both
forms possess identical medicinal
qualities.
There is but one genuine Pepto-
Mangan and that is "Gude 81.
Ask your druggist for "Gude s"
and look for the name "Gude 81
on the package. If it is not there,
it is not PeptO-Mangan.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-12-06
Murray, Fisher & Labit
REAL ESTATE.
Sugar and Rice Plantations Bought and Sold.
City Property of Every Description.

nice residence A. No. 122 French 81.
This property adjoios the Robertson
home. Good condition. Price $1,000.
One third cash, remainder your own time.
Another good dwelling on Charles st.
Modern conveniences and well located.
Price sz5oo.
The Victor Barthe residence, corner OF
Ann and Charles streets. two lots. Price
$4,000 0f ous.third cash, remainder in
and 2 years
Several vacant lots on iberia st near
Hacker. Excellent residence sites.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-12-06

that there would not be more thar
five factories i'm the whole Stat.
grinding after December 18th
added that reports that he had
received from all sections had
made his conviction certain that
the final figures would fall below
the Government estimates. II
this happens it will be the first
time that the actual production
figures have not exceeded the estl-
mate made by the United States
Department of Agriculture at the
start of grinding operations in
this State.
1t is the same old story every
where; the cane is green and full
of gum. Many of the factories
are turning out the high grade SIT
CARS; in fact, there will be a great
er direct consumption sugar in
crease this wear than the normal
percentage Of Improvement in this
direction. Pharr's Orange Grove
factory is making plantation
granulated.
Mr.. McBride's Belle Grove Fac
tory in Terrebonne is making al
Of its crop into syrup and canning
il RIGHT on the plantation itself UNI
de- it's own brand.
If the discovery of vein of
coal on Jefferson's Island near
New Fberia is developed to the
point that indications promise, the
supar industry W. '~vn CHEAP
surrlv Of coal as well as the ever
lasting natural gas wells that have
meant so much in the wav of cheap
fuel to tho factories Of Terre-
borrn parish.
Very little attention is given the
rumors that some Of the Louisiana
SUGAR factories will refine Cuban
raws after they complete their
work on Louisiana sugars. 1t will
he impossible for them to get any
Cuban stocks until January or
February and most Of the persons
with whom this rumor was dis
cnsscd did not believe that it
would amount TO anything be-
cause tthe margin would be too
small to make the venture suf1i-
GENTLY profitable to the man who
has a sugar-house in this state to
Justify him in WORRYING ahont the
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-12-06
KAISER SUSPECTED OF
PLOTTING ESCAPE

London, Dec. 3.-There is un-
wonted activity around the
Kaiser's residence in preparation
for his removal to Doom House,
which he has taken, near the Ger
man border, according to the Pail
Mall Gazette's Amerongen CORE
spondent, who asserts that the
fear is growing there that it is a
part Of deep laid conspiracy to
enable the Hohenzollerns to re-
turn to Berlin when the proper
time comes.
Doom House is only twenty
five kilometers from the frontier,
and the Pail Mall Gazette's cor
respondent says the people are
asking what is to prevent Will
helm, some fine morning despite
the guards which will be posted,
from simply walking into Ger
many out Of Holland and out Of
the Allies reach.
Barbed wire is being placed
around Doom House and there
will be ample guards. but the
proximity of the place to Ger
many and the fact that Wilhelm
has had a continual stream OF
strange visitors excites the belief
that something is immenent.
The correspondent quoted says
that Wilhelm is in excellent spirits
ard seemingly >lnperturbed at his
coming trial. Also he says that
every Hollander believes that the
trial never will be held.