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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-08

WANTED salesman 10 handle out
lime oI beverages Including MrNicnn
Hot. ON Hot M%uHrRdiue. Ample.
Pspcb and Apricot Punch, In kegs
oulr boz tho siufo OF New Mexico
thtuurn tHo IuhhCiH We have "a wen
rriahliahrl ffudo boo New McNic0 aud
drsIrc 90 UIst class Hllosman. Refer
cuccu required Addrers the Lyon
Bros. 60, pallnB, Texas.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-08

R@=a@ - $50
" g rhatt1n Plaintiff Iot1 GALLAGHER.
and hs rntuov h''ff aat 800 efhsr un.
EoTIcE or SUR BY PUBLICATION
state nf New Mrrl.H. County Of NrrualiIn
lu the District Court
Hn inftrHf % fhf urfHIHrH htr .urffrr De-
.trhsi aiNtltr Zoo ulaintIn Dot ndHrts
So. ItTIs
70 tte Above NamrI psf.n1trf.t
The drffHnHHts Hnd rHff 10 tHfH NlH tale
n fI"H fNuf thH nhHr" HHH"N "IH.HHN Do"
flied thr ahnua. nHmri HuIf bon thr Shove HaUHi
court ui.rt ttr same IT, HHu UHnfiH.
TOE Htntral object 81 Sold tuf I. f. Hatah
Nsh ttla tn saId tlHiHtu and 1uirf aid tifis
ts against che aHtrlsr claims or HId defend
anti Hrd rH.h ~ thUa in end i1 900 FOLLOW
iu- dfarulrd 'HHd 0ui urrwiars sifuair ln tho
tnuriy Of h0InaIIiH state rf Nrv Mexico
tU WN
lots numbered Vino toi rui r.n ti0i ir
hlnot o. of fhr raaH Addition 90 che civ
Of Albuquerque. NtN NesIrD. as mo Htue IT.
shown aud delegated upUn thf rlaf % sali
Addition hIHl H thp office ~ ths rruhHie
tIrfi nud D. HnfnrIn Recorder " NrruaiIiH
County Nov NrtIUu October 80. t-EH
Sold nff0HdHHt. anr fhrihtr notified thaf
rHl.ss thtf HufHr tHelr hpnrarf" .u snti
0ausH H1 or h.ftre tta 90 dar OF Mrf.h A
1919 Judgment uNi hr rendered aFsintt
Ihtm In said rHrHD ht default
Tho riaiutiffa attorney .n atid rnUss be-
TT " hlhstH nnaH poet office nni busirrts
fuhurss U AhuqurrTuH Sew MsFirn
NEsTnU NONruYA
Js,aD ciert nn,rr' court
~, itAitJN o. ltt
Deputy
First rattlshal Jew ~ lote
. ..H H.N|.H-N N.L NAHA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-08

BRANCH MANAgfR wnnier Tor old
established Chicago concern. We
FURNISH fuli stock ~ -nnds. ndvrrtW-
inr matter and equip store complete
~. i good location. Eu az our
pvusV aud nay Ynu sac BE- week salary.
in addition 60 liberal share uf The pfof-
ita your store earns. Work can pee
started ln SPARE time 80 investment
or previous experience necessary 10
Tucuro this position N you are "a
hustler % want un opportunity 20
nuke 81 goo 20 fif.U O0 10 year We want
you and VIII pay ynu we'll from the
start send ulu N0ur application today.
= Levy Mgr, department go, Como
Hldr. Chicago. H.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-08

AUTHENTIC "Lifo Theodore Rooso-
Welt Introduction hy Ex. President
THu. Soils ON sight Liberal agents
commissions outfit free Bible Edu.
.itlouul Society, Fullerton nidg 81.
IuulH. Mo
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-08
FOR Rooms


AMERICAN HOTEL - Rooms and
board. rates reasonable, s02a Wost
Central Phone SOL
FOR HENT-Cothot uf lhird end
Copper Avenue. Rooms "a and s5
J. c. Aihrlrht
tpR RENT HaoiuH and stepping
ulrrhos Modern convenience
First class hr rd. Gentlemen ont,
Phone tiUb.N,M.
serves the right 200 reject any or al bids
SO contractor far ans " tho above men
TONED work wHI hs permitted 20 commune
operations until provided with sqnipmcnI
ADEQUATE tn the .hrsfart'ry completion OF
such Wurl.
Dom by order of mo beard ~ Count,
Conn I'D lnr nj htrnHllin County. Sos
Meti.u .ihia lDth lai of i%aular' 1910.
A. b. NNLnEW
chairman II thu Beard
Attest
METEOR MDNTOfA
C0uhy CLERK.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-08

kNfHH NhM AAhN"
hrs Of the Cuurir C.rt ~ Herna'iiu County
Sow Nralru nt faH Court Huu.a Boo ull AIHu
uuruHr ~ urNl eleven u'.lH,t 1 200 Uu
Monday lrhfuafy 10th 1919 tnr furnIshIu.
mHfrtIul aud iniHr and r.rruHns vow Zoo
certain istiIg, along The RIO orlando boz said
County as fnllnvs
a FurBist.us aud trivirg MIN, fpl thirty
foot piles a. n ruirf on thr East haul of ths
RIO ArHnde near tby iufhtr no ihe AreuHIa
90 lnH tflaEuH. for construction uf o. sin.I
row pile isur also mruishius materlai and
placing % two inch plank ftsug "n ola irU.
thlrtY foot ollie and uiHn tHl twenty ltt
foot piles 81 % IHI.t uN tht lH.f hHuE uf che
.iH nrnndr nthf ihr in''hH ~ fnr Nn'llla ~
lsDs harel1s fur t.t.T.i.u of existing d.lhlr
rpv p~iirlrtf5 aud fec reinforcement uf o.
tstiuE snuhrork bfle
C-r lrui,tifs ari driving thirteen fial
lhirt} ts, foot pllfs ind twelve tt2I hlri1
foot riIrs Ht % point 0u tho West bank ~ DO
ne GiAuio above Goo iuuu 81 Atfisga. Cos
construction ~ Is double row uilf irttf
y Furnishing and driving ten tluN
thirty tive foot piirs AND nine tpl tlIrIf foot
niles at "a point un rho West hank NJ enc Rio
Ofaude above 40, Ola church u hos NHretHs
@, Atfi.ro fnt '"ns'mc run ~ a hUuiio now
pile irtty
~ five foot pIles end .A ttl thiny loot ulsi
at a point On the West hank uf thr Rio
nrande opposite the old rhpftn Boo tna hau
ehos dc Atfl.'a Tor catonsioh 90 rsl.Nn.
''"Nf wv l"f HfNNN.
an ~ thr aHiff mHHf innrl utHs n. fl h'
done under nv supervision uf tho County
Surveyor who VIII furnish p.DIfDafiUns HHi
Necessary Information tn rrOhprrIrH hiilHu
callius Tor same ID bis oflrn. $50 Mtst Cold
Avenue AlhuNurrguf 81 NJ
u b. 90 De understood thai frrh Item A 70
g. - p above Get forth. g. To- Separate HHl
distinct piece NJ Wurl and and ai btls .ut
United mlst treat each tom e. d. g. ID B..
separately
The work above specified 81, cmerlrrs,
work and must hr completed p|rHurr'r auI
satisfactorily lY Mnfrh Antt. tuip
10 hid NNl De considered uui0tH accom-
uHuird ny rrrtifri chrrk fr rHshifrs shtrk
inr five prr cont ~ mo amount of mo boa
Ths Board NJ County C'mmu slurrrs wt|
meet 90 pom bids aud awhri CONTRACTS 60 ih0
tldlrrs admitting the lowest and beet bids
for tho shove work NJ fhe Hfrunlillo Count,
Court House ir old Albuquerque 4 n. a
eleven o'clock o. m, ON Monday frhrDhrJ
10th 1919
slfrrs,fni h'iiers viii BE- uuuirrl 20 on
trr into cnntfnft at urre eth Tho Nnrrd Of
County Commissioner Tor the proper Hnf
satisfactory completion of Iho wura SPECIALIZED
aud Go Furnish o bond satlafaHtNrY tu tho sale
Beard in i.utl0 tht hWnHrt ni each contract
90 guarantee the r%arryiuF tut % srrh rnn
ttHfiH and tn Insure The County tsuiutt TIA
blit' fur damages iuriitntal 10 thr r@Aerutiul
~ the work
The board Of csnty Commissioner re-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-08
wANTED-rem als Help

WANTED Girl fol fenorai house
work two iu family Hu3 West
Copper VENUE,
WANTEu-No Dung rlrl in assist with
homework 90 home nights. Refer
cuCys required, J one 49NA,
MANTEb-ilfl Tor general house
work. good wages Apply az once
Phone l-t1 fUI North 1wei'th street
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-08
A. FLElSCHER

REAL ESTATE. rIItE AMI AUTO
MOBILE iNsuilANCE. LOANS
Phone 05i. III Souti, Iourti,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-08

complete and authentic war book,
Introduction hN Gen March Unique
patriotic insert Tor soldiers photo
graph and military record Thousands
nf hnnkH ready Ton immediate Hhip-
mont Also Roosevelt book Special
terms Freight paid credit given out
90 fror a. &. BALDWIN co, Rookie
fpllsr bldg. cleveland. ohio.
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APPLICATIONS FUR WORK
BY DISCHARGED SOLDIERS


WANTEu-rosiuon bv experienced
spanish American s~tenuFrapher,
with some knowledge % bookkeeping
Good references. NuN h-GE. care OF
1hc Evening Herald
MISUNDERSTANDING soldier wants
work IN rarnro on d0vinF fpr nri-
waite family. Otherwise VIII lake any
tund Of work rheuc 2osf.
WANTED Position hy cNioldior viii
take ans kind OF work. Experience
lon concrete work. aH muchinirt holper
fud common lahurrr References
E've" hoN 20, iiernld.
MIsUELLANEups
cuLOitFp MANfcrnIsr and huir-
dr'asor wouid iko some customers
VIII call az residence. Phone .tft
WE PAY hlrhest price tor gents ana
ladies' old clothet and old shoes.
Chicago Second Hand Store. Phone
WE PAY o a cash Tor your used fur
nlture, RUGS, stovos, etc. Phone us
Bertyhili Furniture Co. i2i North
second stf Get. Phone t1A
"foRrt Ne NAMING SO secures
mcmhership and full pru-rata inter
ost in five great Burkhurnoti fortune
making rushar ul wells nlr oupar.
tuniiN Act now Ahnor DAVIS. Trus-
tee. Wichita Fails. Tex.
TWO GREAT SELLERS LIFE or
ROOSEVELT" MEMORIAL Euf-
TluN. md COMPLETE HtsTONY
or THE WORLD WAR ulr SEQ
page books. beautifully Illustrated
Millions Of families are waiting for
thrs, hookr H.H 90 ESQ per da, can
Zee made Nnu roi $50 per cont and
t.,ight paid Credit 10 desired OUT
nts uf both BOOTS sent prepaid Tor d,
cents GEO a. CLOVIS 60. pWtL-
tuEIpUtA. PA.
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Santa Fe Time Table
EE3

rHon souTn
Ne. sos-Ffem ~ fase. fis1pm
No. Hto-srum NJ fafe. 1iuaan
NJ. sol cunnegta q heIar sta No. ifa
Tor Clovia fssos vslias. ksusss Ofy saa
0uf coast
No. sue sonrsets - nei~a IVA Ne. ifs
from Clovis and posu,s s>si saa ssui> 81
ClutlaA
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wANTED--Kale Help

WAKTED-kaie Help
WANTEn-Twn strong boys Tor fuf-
ui'urc store. Apply Livingston. sia
South second.
PROSTATE suFFEREHs 10 read our
announcement under Personal Nn
drugs The ElcctruthsrWni Company
I12 Harrison Uldr s~truh.nvillr g.
GOVERNMENT hallway Mail clerk
examination ,mulor and fsmuloHl.
March 1sth, Special fun. complete
preparation only $40 hy our expert
urtUtr government examiner Enroll
today or write fur FREQ particulars.
RING, Patterson clyil Service school
Rochester. n. Y.
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QUICK SAtE-9ne hcdstead. springs
ana mattress One good automobile
touring rar 10 model g28 West cop
per
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BUSINESS CHANCES

PRoSrATE s~vFFEREns 10 read nur
uunounrcnion; under Personal No
drugs. The Elnrtrothermai Company.
li2 Harrison nidr. s~seuhcnyiiic 81.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-08

PARTNER WANTED On "a good din-
ing room aud kitchen proposition
Good hotel in city. Phone 1888. hof
p Third street oxford uetcl Mrs.
Nicholr
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voR sALE-Maesnaneeu,

FOUR 22St used auto tires and tubes.
lA.ioa. 200 West Gold,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-08

FIRST pptfi.hai I,u ~ iota
Hsi publ .h.i r' = 1919
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-13
DYER

Mr.. George Jaeger returned = his
home on Monday after spending 9 week
with relatives at Chicago. lie also
attended the Stock Show and said It
was fine.
The Firemen's bazaar which was hold
on December was a great success
A large crowd attended. The $40 sold
piece which was donated by the Are
men was won BY the Gary Baker =
Every body had good time. Most
everybody went home broke and yet
were happy.
Miss Margaret Dumbsky spent Tues
day at Chicago.
Mrs II. y, Carnahan. Misses Kath-
ryn Klein and Bonnie Dubois were
Hammond visitors on Wednesday.
Mrs VIM Friedrich transacted bus
mess in Chicago on Thursday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-13
MEYERS AND REUBEN
CLINCH NEXT WEEK

CHICAGO. Dec. 1S-The Caddock-
Chaplain bout viii not be the only IN
teresting scrap at the Second Regiment
arnory next Thursday night. The semi
windup VIII Involve Ben Reuben aud
Johnny Meyers. 15s-pounders, who Will
wrestle for the middleweight champion
ship. These two boys are considered
the best in their class and each is out
to win the Thursday night mixup. Jim
Londas. who recently hooked up with
Chaplain. says IL Caddock throws the
Engiishman lie will have TO be In his
best condition. The Thursday night
match promises 20 be the biggest
thing or the season In the wrestling
line
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-13
HOBART

a son was born Sunday TO DR.. and
Mrs Kenward. OF Gary. but formerly
Il This place.
Mss Florence Pie sordlett has &C
cevted position as stenographer al
the Mark Manufacturing Co. at Ind
iana Harbor.
The Lady Forester lodge elected the
following officers for the coming year
re their meeting held Wednesday eve.
ming;
lief Lady, Mrs Theresa Collins.
Wee Chief Lady. Mrs. Anna Hanna
eaer.
recording Secretary. Miss Margaret
Beidt.
financial Secretary Mrs. Eta Kill
C-ew
treasurer. Mrs. Mary Scheidt,
onductress. Mrs. Ella Ewighltben.
A <. Conductress. Mrs. Anna Flecll.
captain. Miss Huldah Neef.
Pianist. Miss Mildred Neef.
Chaplain, Mrs. Minnie cAfTee.
NUS. J. J. NaUmann is on the sick list
ard Is confined to his bed.
a dance viii be held this week. Sat
urday evening. at tn community hall.
IN order TO conserve fuel and light
vac school hours have been cut. School
starts at $50 and dismissed at 2.45
With 80 minutes for noon and no recess
periods. In order TO get the regular
-i- in each day the study
periods have been eliminated.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-13
AERONAUTICS TO
BE COLLEGE SPORT

CAMBRIDGE, MASS, Dec. is-Fly-
Ing and air racing will soon be a rec
ognized intercollegiate sport. Plans
are being formulated for a series OF
intercolle giate air races with Har-
ward. Columbia and probably Yale
Princeton. Cornell ard Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, Harvard has
led the way to air contests among
the colleges by announcing today
that the Harvard Aero club has Sc
cured machines and funds necessary
to entrance into a big Intercollegiate
aviation competition. There IS said
20 be no doubt that the authorities
will consent to an air race.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-13

Better call up The Tines and
have it sent to your house every
night. Then you'll be sure il will
be there.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-13

Sc YOU reading The Trnes"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-13
Shopping Hours:
8:3OA.M. to6P.M.

Good will expresses itself in
the stores willing services and
completeness of the Xmas stocks
that one meets on every hand.
Here one easily accepts the
appropriate gift Many gift.
specially priced for Monday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-05
Two Important
City League Games

Two unusually good baseball games
will be played in the City league this
afternoon, both of which will be i'm
.portant in deciding the City league
championship.
The first game will begin at Z
o'clock and will be between the Mo-
nongah Glass and the Mining Machin,
cry teams. The Monongah Glass team
has not been defeated this year and
the Mining Machinery team has lost
but one game and is second in the
league standing. About three weeks
ago the two teams played a game
which resulted in a "A tie. There is
the strongest rivalry between the two
teams and record breaking crowd is
expected to turn out this afternoon.
The second game will be between
the Watson Building and WholesaleTs
teams. When these two teams played
their opening game the boys from the
big building got away with a score of
about 10-6, but they will have hard
time winning again by that score as
the Wholesaler team is much stronger
now. The second game will begin
promptly at o'clock.
Thursday evening the B. & o. team
trimmed the fast Owens team in well
paved game by a 5-S score. The
Owens boys scored sufficient runs in
the first two innings to win the game
and after that frame held the bottle
makers at bat.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-05
.|DAMAY DEFEATS
CLARKSBURG NINE
Game Was Close Through
out and Went Ten
Innings.

The Clarksburg baseball team can
put up good exhibition of the ma.
tional pastime. but 1t is an admitted
fact that they are little too slow for
the nine which halls from Idamay, Ma
rion county. Before one OF the larg-
est crowds which ever witnessed a
baseball game in Clarksburg, the Ida.
may boys trimmed the Clarkersburg-
ers by 3.2 score in a ten inning game
at Norwood park yesterday.
The Clarksburgers wanted to op-
pose good team on the Fourth of
July and called upon the Idamay out
fit, which displayed the high class
baseball expected from them. The
affair was most interesting from the
first until the final inning. and not un.
til the tenth inning was the game de-
cided.
Dawson came to bat in the tenth in.
ming and swatted for three cushions,
and it was then Beyerldge's privilege
to deliver the single which brought in
the winning run.
Jack" Latterner was on the mound
for the 1damay team and a glance at
the box score will make 1t unneces-
sary to say that he pitched a good
game. But three hits were made from
his delivery while Johnson was hit
for total of nine safeties. The de.
tails Of the game follow:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-05
EIGHT Co. TEAMS
PLAY TOMORROW
Baseball Card for the Week
End is Very Inter-
esting.
Todays Games


Monongan Glass VS.. Mining Machin-
cry at South Side Park at 2 p. m.
Watson Bldg. VS.. Wholesalers at
South Side Park 4 p. m.
Tomorrow's Card.
Monongah Glass VS.. Idamay at Ida
may, 2:30 p. m.
Bauers VS.. Consumer Fuel Company
at Blackstone park. 3 p. m.
Point Marion vs.. Monongah at Trac.
ton Park 3 p. m.
Annabelle vs.. Warrington at Man
nington 3 p. m.
Montana vs. Carolina at Carolina at
2:30 p. m.
Eight Marion county baseball teams
will play baseball tomorrow and in five
different games to be held at various
points in the county. Some fine games
are scheduled.
ldamay has arranged to play the
! fast Monongah Glass team which the
teams of the Fairmont City league
have been unable to defeat. The Mo
nongah Glass boys will take their
strongest lineup to Idamay expecting
hard game and will do their best to
bring back the bacon"
1 The Monongah Glass organization is
good one and If they are going right
tomorrow should be able to give the
Idamay boys good game. The Ida
may management is expecting a big
crowd and has arranged to have buss
service to Idamay from Pennington.
Another good game and an impor-
tant event in deciding the state base.
ball championship will be the game at
Blackstone park tomorrow afternoon
between the Consumer Fuel Company
and the fast Bauers team from Wheel
ing. The game will start at o'clock
and big crowd is expected.
Bauers has one of the best teams in
the state and the Consumer boys will
have to play real baseball tomorrow IL
they want to defeat the visitors. The
fans up Warrington way are conf
dent of the strength of the team from
Downs and will be out in large mum.
bers tomorrow to see that nothing is
left undone in the way OF supporting
the team.
At Traction park tomorrow the game
will be between the Monongah and
Point Marion teams. Once this season
the Point Marion team has defeated
Monongah. The Monongah team went
to the Point about three weeks ago.
and expecting an easy game took only
about half Of their players along The
result was that they put in league
pitcher on the Monongah team and
the visitors were sent home with a
6-2 defeat.
I Every preparation has been made By
the MOnOngah management to give the
Point Marion team good trounclng
tomorrow, and il It is in the power Of
the Monongah team to defeat them by
a big score. they will sure do it. The
Point Marion team has long string OF
victories to their credit this year and
should they be defeated tomorrow It
will be one of the first defeats for
them this season.
Montana has arranged to play Car
olina at Carolina and this game is ex.
pected to be of much interest.
Montana and Carolina seem to be
about equally hatcher. comparing the
scores made by the two teams against
other teams in the county. Montana
is sure to take good team and Caro-
lima is sure to have good team ready
to oppose them.
The Four States Coal Company team
from Annabelle will oppose the Man
nington team at Warrington in an
other glod game at Warrington tomor-
row and a good game is expected.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-05
30 PEOPLE saw
GAME
cConkey Team Defeated
Monongah By a Five
to Three Score.

FANS who attended the baseball
Inc at Traction park yesterday after
bon established what is believed 70 be
new record in the consumption OF
1p It was a red hot day to watch
tseban game and there were few per
1ns who saw the game who did not
,fresh themselves with least ono
ottle OF the red or white" variety
lring the game. The Monongah base
all team was in charge of the pop
sle and managed to dispose Of over
90 cases Of the popular drink.
| After Monongah deliberately HAND
d the McConkey team three runs IN
he second inning, they had little
|hance of winning the big Fourth OF
| uly game at Traction park yesterday
/ fternoon. Monongah scored three
|uns in the seventh after the visitors
! ad added two more tallles to their
cunt in the first half OF the sixth.
The nightmare was finally brought to
ID end after nine innings OF play with
| he visitors leading by SO score.
AS usual the Layne brothers fea,
ltred with their fine fleldifg in the
butfield. The two Aonongah boys
'9uIu pldJeu GIL S4CeIlehI bdulet OOth at
bat and In the field, coping every
|lling that came their way.
Bero who has been playing first
base for the Monongah team, anu
Burkhart who pitched for the Monon-
gah boys against Consumers, both
played with the visiting team yester.
day. First base for Monongah was
we'll taken care of in the person of
Phelps, new player fresh from the
Texas league, who gave every indica-
ton of valuable man in tn game yes
terday.
Rosenbaum, a Central league pitch
err, was on the mound for Monongah
and pitched fine game, holding the
Wheeling sluggers to seven hits, while
Monongah solved Burkhart's delivery
for total OF ten safeties.
More than 750 people saw the game,
many of the Traction park picnickers
4, 4&ondtnn FrI,a soNra.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-05

ing up the big Kansan. A few light
and nearly one minute elapsed before
Dempsey delivered the blow tina. re-
suited in the first knockdown.
Wizards poor showing was big
disappointment to his friends. He was
simply outclassed by younger, fas-
ter and harder hitting opponent.
Youth will be served.
Jess Willard has lost his heavy
weight crown, but is richer by $780,.
900, so he should worry.
The fight by rounds:
Round One.
Willard landed the first blow, a
light left to the head. The champion
landed a right and left to the head
Dempsey hooked a left to Willard
stomach Dempsey missed left and
right to the head. Willard snapped a
left to the jaw. Dempsey knocked
Willard down with right to the jaw.
The champion took a count of six
and when he got up Dempsey knocked
him down again with lefts and rights
to the jaw, and again Willard took the
count of six. The challenger tore into
Willard and knocked him down for the
third time. 1t was the end of the
round-Willard was saved by the
gong. Dempsey had to be called back
into the ring for the second round be-
cause he thought he had won the
fight.
Round Two.
Dempsey rushed Willard in his cor
ner. pounding his jaw with rights and
lefts. The champions right eye was
closing from the blows Dempsey land
ed. Dempsey walked around Willard
carefully measuring him with rights
and lefts to the jaw. Willard seemed
dazed. Dempsey put three lefts to the
bad eye. Willard landed feeble up
percut. Willards eye was rapidly clos
ing. Willard staggered to his corner
at the end of the second round.
Round Three.
Dempsey hit Willard twice with let's
to the jaw. Dempsey sent right to
the Jaw and a left to body. Dempsey
peppered lefts to Wizards jaw with
out a return. Dempsey backed the
champion to the ropes and hammered
him with lefts and rights to the jaw
and body Dempsey put a right and
left to the head and had the blood
streaming from the champions mouth
Willard landed a singing uppercut
to Dempsey's jaw and Dempsey re-
taliated with a left to the jaw. The
challenger, although unmarked, was
covered with blood which poured from
Wizards mouth. Dempsey hit the
champion right and left to the jaw
as the bell rang. Willard sang into
his corner and his seconds threw a
sponge into the ring.