davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Deming graphic., 1919-07-08

Civil No. $40
Mary Revelle, Plaintiff.
vs..
James Revee, Defendant
NOTICE or TENDENCY OF SUIT.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT:
Notice IS hereby given that a suit has been
commenced against you, the above named de.
fendant by the above named plaintiff, in the
above entitled and numbered court and cause
the general object Of which said suit Is to OBJ
tain a divorce absolute from tho bonds o
matrimony; and that unless you shall enter
your appearance in said cause ON or befor,
the l4th day Of August 1919, judgment wall
be- rendered in said causs against you by de
fault.
The names and business address Of plant
ifs attorneys are Naught Watson us +
Spruce St., Deming, New Mexico.
Dated this Goth day Of June, A. ID. 1919.
p. A. HUGHES,
Clerk Of said Court.
1o.4t
Deming graphic., 1919-07-08
II0ys

Hog prices showed a sagging tenden.
cy because of liberal receipts. Easte
markets showed material decline
whilehere the market was steady TO II
cents lower and average prices were
off . to 10 cents The top price was
S21, and the bulk of the offerings
brought 5000 to S2O90. Because Of
the rush of farm work receipts were
expected TO remain light for teh nex
two weeks hut the five western mar
kets received 10000 hogs today.
Sheep and Lambs
Declines of 81 to 80 cents were quot
ed In sheep and lamb prices today,
while goats sold readily at steady
prices. Liberal receipts caused the de-
cline, Fat lambs are quoted at $l450
to $lG50, clipped ewes 1915 to $775,
clipped wethers S7.75 to 1925.
Horses and Mules
General demand for horses and
mules slackened materially in the past
week at lower prices and trade now is
showing normal midsummer dullncss
No auction will be held this week he
cause Of a holiday July 4th.
CHARLES NJ. PIPKIN,
Market Correspondent
Deming graphic., 1919-07-08

vastation his year han we had last
year as very little effort was made to
eradicate the pest.
The following description OF the
European Corn Stalk-Borer Is very
much like that Of our own pest.
The farmers's life sometimes seems
Deming graphic., 1919-07-08
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SIXTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE
or NEW MEXICO. WITHIN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF LUNA


Julia Lowry, Plaintiff
vs..
Raymond Lowry, Defendant
NOTICE OF SUIT PENDING.
To Raymond Lowry
Notice is hereby given that there is now on
file in the office OF the CLERK Of the District
Court Of the Sixth Judicial District OF the State
Of New Mexico the Complaint Of the Palintin in
the above entitled action, the object OF SAINT
being 10 obtain a divorce from the Defendant
named on the ground OF nonsnpport and
abandonment
You are, further notified that unless yoi
appear thereto and defend ON or before the
18th day Of August 1919. Judgment and De
cree will BE- entered ag.inst you by default,
The name and address OF Plaintiffs atior
ney is Fred Sherman Deming New Mexico.
T.. A. HUGHES
Clerk Of the District Court
Luna County. New Mexico.
42.H
Deming graphic., 1919-07-08

do your feet bother you? II so try
a pair Of our army last shoes. Others
ask $3.50. ourprice $5.95. Wear guar
anteed. The Toggery. Jack TidmOre.
Deming graphic., 1919-07-08
/. o. o. r. Install Officers

Last evening Deming Lodge No, o, 1.
q. o. r., held its misl-year installation
Of Officers. II M. Sib'ey. Noble Grand
A. ii. Lowe, Vice Grand; J. N. LenoS.
Secretary; Ben Larson, Treasurer
Taylor Baskin, Warden.
Deming graphic., 1919-07-08

DO you need suit case or hand
bag? We have them. We will save
you money. The Toggery. Jae kid
more.
Deming graphic., 1919-07-08

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SIXTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE
OF NEW MEXICO, WITHIN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF LUNA.
Deming graphic., 1919-07-08
Stockers and Feeders

Stock and feeding cattle sold more
readily than late last week Receipts
were moderate. There was cOnsidera-
BILE inquiry for good three and four
year old steers to turn ON grass.
Feeders are quoted at $40 to $3.50,
and stockers $3.50 to $ll5O. Stock
cows and heifers are quoted at $675
$3.50.
Deming graphic., 1919-07-08

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SIXTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT or THE STATE
or NEW MEXICO, WITHIN AND
FOR THE COUNTY Or LUNA
Deming graphic., 1919-07-08
Beef Cattle

Trade In fat cattle showed some i'm
proyement late last week, and today
In the face of declines elsewhere was
fully steady, exceptions strong for
yearlings. Offerings carried considera-
bit fat and killers were more anxious
for SUPPLIES than week ago. The bulk
Of steers which were native fed grades
sold at Sll.50 to S13.50, top $14.25.
Southwest and acific Coast steers
sold at $40 TO s12.25. In the quaran-
tine division steers sold at $s to $40.
Cows and heifers sold readily at 10 to
10 cents higher prices. Most of the
offerings brought $3.50 TO 80. Heifers
brought SO to S12.25, and mixed yearl.
ings up to $l375. Veal calves were
higher, top SI575.
Deming graphic., 1919-07-08
Kansas City Live Stock Market

June 30.-Last weeks big advance
In prices attracted increased receipts
of hogs today and prices were lower.
Here however some hogs were steady,
and the top remained at $21. Though
Chicago had 22,0O0 cattle and lower
prices, receipts here were 10000 about
as expected, and the market fully
steady, in some cases yearlings selling
stronger. Sheep and lambs were % to
IN cents Iowar
Deming graphic., 1919-07-08
Today's Receipts

Cattle receipts today were 10000,
about 5000 less than week ago, and
a year ago. Hog receipts 10000 were
5000 larger than week ago, and 0,00O
larger than a year ago. Sheep receipts
1900 were double those Of week ago,
md IL Nanr nnn
Deming graphic., 1919-07-08

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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-04

cznem, laczyla nauke z rozrywka. Dzieci wyclnac
Tub kleiG musiaiy cacka z papieru, Plesc przedmioty
re Stony, lepic je z gliny, rzezbic Z drzewa, lub tez
~nlalowac. Pamietala o tenn, re jezeli dziecko ME ma
zajecia, zaczyna sic nudziG, a muddy sprowadzaja
grymasy przykre zachcanki. Zajecia dzieci pc "a
godzinani nauki byly pod wylacznym jej dozorem
Ktoregos dnia. Wfadzio obraz4 Zosie, dziewcze
zostawaho jeszcze pod wrazeniem straty, poniesio-
nej przez smierc OLGA, vice rozplakala sic byla bar
dzo smutna. Celina ostro skarcila Wladzia, pre-
mowila do niego krotko, lecz stanowczo; uWagi
swoje zakohczyla temi slowy:
- Wladzio, jak mozesz bye tax nieczu}y ME
delikatny w~zgledem sieroty, a tembardziej teraz je!
~szcze, gdy ia okrywa zaloba, sdy swiezy boil rani
jej SERGE?
,Nlaoda opiekunka patrzala ma brata zaizawio-
nemi oozyma, ma twarzy jej ukazaf sic rumieniec
glebokiego wzruszcnia. Piekna byla z wyrazem
wspolczucia, a zarazem oburzenia. PrzypatrywaI
jej sic tez Z najwiekszem zadowoleniem Waclaw
z ~chciwoScia chwytaf kazde jej slowo. Gdy skru-
SONY W}adzo pokornie przeprasza} siostre "a wy
bryk nieuwagi, wysunaf sic Wac}aw Z pokoju
przyleg}ego / serdecznie powitai narzeczona, DIG
kujac jej "a piekna nauke ola Wladzia. Zdziwiona
CelIna rzuci1a ma nego pytajace spojrzenie.
Przepraszam pania, - rzekl Waclaw n
przypadkiem pods{uchalem Gala rozmowe, ale PREY
szed{cm co tylko Z kolei skierowalem kroki do tie.
so pokoju, BIO wiedzialen, re tn naipredzej pania Cd
Made. Wladziu, szczeSliwy Z ciebie brat, re masz
tax zacna dobra ~siostre!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-04
ROZDZIAL xxx.

Pod opieka Marry Celiny, a doswiadczenien
gani Chatyhskiej, zmienila sic Zosia Niklewska "
Erotkim stoSunkowo czasie ME do poznania. Zdro,
vie jej utrwali5o sic, silly fizyczne ~rozwinely sig
~znacznie, do ozego glownie przyczynila sic gimna.
Styka, zdrowy pokarm i ~czystosc powietrza wiej-
Skicgo. Szczupla jej postac nabraia ciala, silly giet-
kosci, a rugby staly sic zywsze i zreczniejsze. Twarz
jej zrobiia sic wyrazistsza, spojrzenie bardziel 70,
zurnne, DO tez umysi jej ~rozwijai sic szybko, a po-
stepy robi}a zadziwiajace. Marya Celina ksztalciiy
Zosie z prawdziwem z~ami}owaniem, podzielily mic,
dry siebie rozmaite przedmioty naukowe scisle
przestrzega{y czasu, wyznaczonego ma. godziny ola
dziewczecia. Zosia sluchala. uwaznie, byla pima
surnienna, Gala dusza ukochala dobrodziejki swoie
Fo smierci Niklewskiego, zajely sic panny Chatyn.
Skie Zosia re z~dwojona gorliwoscia, staraly sic ia
rozerwac i pocieszyc; 'nawet mala Jadzia i Wladzio
rozweselali sierote, jak mogli, wymySlajac ola niei
'rozmaite zabawy, znoszac jej ciekawe ksiazki do
~czytania. Najlepiej i najweselej byio dzieciom W DO
koju, urzadzonym do gimnastyki, gdzie z upodoba-
MEM huStaly sic ma linach, chodzily po drabinie !
wieszaiy sic "a rece. Ola wyrobienia miesni podno-
SHY w gore hantle, Tub d~zwigafy stosowne przed--
nlioty. w miejscu tenn wieczny byl ruch, gwar i
smiech, czasami tylko ~slyszano place Jadzi, gdy
Wladzio W swei zywosci p~opchiai lub uderzyI ia
ale to byly rzadkie wypadki. Zgoda panowala mic.
dry dzieemi, a byAa ona ~wylaczna zasIuga Zosi, kt6-
rel utkwila doskonale w pamieci nauka Maryi o ie-
.dnosci i spokoju, to tez stara'a sic, ably rade uko-
chanel dobrodziejki W Gym wprowadzic. Z Gala
.przyjemnoscia wchodzili i starsi do pokoju dzieci
zeby sic przypatrzec ich ~zajeciom zabawom. c.
lima starala sic zawsze je zatrudniat czems uzyte-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-04

Powiedziawszy to, Waciaw ucalowai Wladzla
/ zwr6cii sic do Zosi. Dziewcze stale smutne re la
mi IL powiek, bujne jej wlosy spadaay ma blafa szyJe
/ wiankiem kedziorow otulaly, zarumienlona OF
wzruszeh, ladna twarzyczke. Wac}aw zaprowadzl'
Wiadzia do Zosi: =
- Co widzisz Wladziu, W tych ciennych, sza.
iirowych oczach, jak glebie morza?
-Kzy!- szepnaf chlopiec.
- Co wiecej?
Dobroc! - zawstydzi{ sic i ma zgode wy
ciagnaf reke do Zosi.
Dziewcze podalo mu dion, usmiechnefo sic DC
niego serdecznie, widocznie zapomniafo Juz o ura-
zie. Pc zajSciu TEN pomiedzy dziecmi, WaclaW ode
zwal sic do Celiny:
- Kobiety zawszc So "a lagodne, "a ~pobiazli-
we ola mas, najmniejsza dobra nasza chec, choclaz
hynaimniej jcszczc w Gym ME wprowadzona, roz'
czula i zadawalnia jc. My zas widzqc, jak mafcm
luz uszczesliwic mozemy, ME staramy sic o postep,
lccz stoimy najczescicj w m~iejscu, a temsarnem CO.
fanny sic. Wszystko zwykle sic kohczy ma samych
tylko dobrych checiach.
- Tasny ten sad zawoiala Celina - s}usz'
ma uwaga kaza mi o~dgadnac zyczenia pana co do
postepowania mojego ma przysziosc... Czy bar
do nam bye wymagajaca, panic Waclawiei
Tu CeIina s~pojrzaia ma Waclawa Z takim
wdziekiem cieplem tkliwoSci dobroci, re Wac
law z ogron1na czcia reke jej do ust przycisna:
(Ci2g daisy %nast3pi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-04
0DEzWA NACzELNEJ
RADY LUDOWEJ,

komisaryat naczelneI rady ludo-
wei Wystosowa} do mieszkahc6w
ziem polskich, dotychczas pod PIANO
wapiem n~iemieckiem bedacych, ma
~stepujaca odezwe:
,,Oby watele! Kongres poko1owy
zadecydowaf nareszcie O przysz}ych
granicach pomiedzy Polska a Mem
CANT. Rad | parliament niemiecki,
warunki podyktowane Niemcom
przez zwycieska koalicye. przyje!y.
Chodzi teraz o to, ably przejscie
do nowego tycia odbyio sic mozliwie
spokojnie, bez niepotrzebnych ofiar,
bee zbytecznego rozlewu krwi / be-
niszczenia mienia obywateli.
Ludnosc polska na Goruym Sla-
sku, prosimy, ably i nadal zashowa-
Ia powage, spokoj l rozwage, "a
chowujac karnosc narodowa, "a kt6
rel dotychczasowe dowody s~kfadamy
jej dzieki serdeczne i wyrazamy hold
i podziw caiego spoleczehstwa pol
skiego. Jul tylko kr6tki czas, bra
cia gronoslascy, dzieli was cd chwi-
Ii, gdy wladze zwycieskiej koalicyi
zawitaja do was, pod ktorych opie-
ka bedziecie mieli moznost wypowie
dzenia sic "a polaczeniem Slaska 2
Gala Polska. Razem 2 wIadzami koa-
licyi nadejdzie ma Slask zywnosc W
d~ostatecznej ilosci ola giodujacej
ludnosci. +
Niemc6w, mieszkajacych ma zie-
miach, przypadajacych Polsce, cape
wniamy, Re Rzeczypospolita Polska,
zgodnie ze swemi tradycyami 1 no
woczesnemi pojeciami, traktowac
ich bedzie jake rownouprawnionych
obywateli, gwarantujac i'm swobode
pielegnowania jezyka ojczystego |
kultury odrebnej. Bezpieczehstwo o.
sobiste, zycia l mienia wspoiobywa-
tell Niemcow, lojalnie poddajacych
sic npwym stosunkom, ola rzadu pol
skiego bedzie swiete. Urzednicy ma
rodowosci niemieckiej, pragnacy po-
zostae ma swych stanowiskach / To-
jaime sluzyc Rzeczypospolitej Pol
skiej, NIGGA bye pewni 1 Drzekonani,
20 Mkt ich urzed6w p%ozbawiac ME
bedzie.
Dosyc juz bylo krwi rozlewu, do
syG n~iszczenia mienia lu~dzkiego,
czas ~zakohczyc te %straszna wojne
dlatego z polecenia rzadu Rzeczy-
pospolitei Polskiej wzywamy caro-
wno Niemcow, tak Polak6w ma zie-
mach, przyznanych Polsce, ably "a
niechali gwaltow, walk 1 niepotrze-
bnego krwi rozlewu.
R6Wpauprawnienie, prawo do pie
legnowania odrebno6ci narodowej,
ockrone zycia 1 mienia zapewniamy
wszystkim spokojnym obywatelom.
CT natomtast, ktorzy, mlmo podpi
SANTA pokoju prze1 rad niemiecki,
nadal beda sialI nienawist pomiedzy
narodowosciami, Tub uzywali gwai-
tow, beda musieli ponosic skutki
ich zbrodni.
Kamisaryat naczelnej rady ludo-
wei: ks. Stanislaw Adamski, VOL
CZECH Korfarty, Adam PcsEwihski,
V7adyslaw Seyda, Stefan LaSzewsH,
( J6zef Rymer".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-04
KR0TKE zYWOTY $W|ETYCH.

Czcig. Jan Grot, zyi W Polsce okoio 1347 roku.
Wbrew zyczeniom krola W}adys}awa ~. wybrany
ma Biskupa dyecezyi Krakowskiej, Czcig. Jan
Grot byf przekanonizowany "a papieza Jana XXI.
Przedtem, Czcig. Jan Grot uczyi sic W uniwersyte-
Gle we Wfoszech W m. Bolonii, gdzie by4 jego kole-
ga ma fawie szkolnej p6zniejszy uczony francuski
Duese, czyli papiez Jan XXI. D cnot wielkich
Czcig. Jana Grota Biskupa W Krakowie znana by}a
lego cichosc i dobroc serca z jaka znosif krzywdy
doznane, czyli heroiczna cierpliwosc; wielka mi}osc
swych nieprzyjacio}, co ich skutecznie nawraca}a.
Haslem zycia jego byia wielka ufnosc W Opatrz-
nose i stad plubione s}owa: ,,Najpewniejsza droga
do nieba ub6stwo." Kosztem swoim stawia} no.
we koscio}y: W Radfowie, D~obrowodzie, a W Kra-
kowie kosci6f ,,Bozego Ciaia'' ola wynagrodzenia
p. Jezusowi "a zniewagi re strony zyd6w, co Ho-
stye PrzeRajSw. sk}6li i W b}oto, wrzucili. Podni6si
W dyecezyi wielce poboznosc wSrod kleru i wier-
nych, a kr6l Go powaza{ ola jego wielkich zasfug i
cn6t i zadnej wazniejszej sprawy be- jego porady
ME zalatwiai. Mai cd Stoicy Apostolskiej ,pal-
liusz" j W dare wspania}a kape, umar} W 1347 r.
wieku oko}o IS lat; gdy otworzono trumne Jego W
kaplicy katedry Krakowskiej w 1922 r. Znale-
zione cia}o nienaruszone. Ia przesladowania ,,unia-
tow ma Podolu "a cesarza rosyjskiego Miko}aja /.
W po4owie XIX wieku byli umeczeni "a Ware sw.
katolicka, ~czylfpolska, jak nazywali moskale tako-
wa, nastepni Czcigodni z ludu Meczennicy: Jan i
Teodor Kosciuszek, Wincenty Bazyluk, Pawe} Ko-
Yak, Teodor Bocian, Szymon Pouluk, Andrzej j
ITrofim Charytoniuk, Jan Romaniuk, Onufry Tor
Inaszuk, Andrea i Jan Kupik, Jan Luciuk; byli me-
czeni rozmaitemi rodzajami max wszelkich przez
Ikozak6w ! zandarm6w. Cesarza zaS Miko}aja /. do
przesladowania krwawego ~jeszcze bardzo wielu in
nych ,uniatow" namawiai gl6wnie, zdrajca, schy-
zmatycki Metropolita W Whine J6zef Siemaszko.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-04
W~strzymujeS bEgzemy

Bee wzgledu ma to, lie razy bezskutecz-
ME probowaics, moiesz wstrzymac swierz-
bienie, palenie egzemy przez uzycie troche
zemo, kt6rego dostaniesz W kazdej apiece
"a 35e. Ekstra du4a butelka, $500.
Colo sic zaczyna jak tylko zemo p~rzyiozyt.
w kr6tkim czasie zazwyczaj wszelkie SHADY
egzemy, liszaj6w, wysypki, ~pryszcz6w,
wagrow / podobnych chorob skornych
zostana usuniete. -,
Ma oczyszczenie sk6ry ! uczynienie jej
zdrowa, uzywat zawsze 'zemo, przenika-
jacy, antyseptyczny pfyn. Me jest to
tlusta masc i ME plami. Gdy inne srodki
zawiodly, jest to jeden srodek godny "a
ufania ma przypadlosci sk6ry w~szelkiego
rodzaju. - .
The Z! ". Rose Co.. Cleveland, o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-04


,.Uprzedzam Panic. Panno Mayo,
IA nadal tego juz ME bedzie, dZis do
pierO sic dowiedZiaIem ne RUFFLES
jest w Stanie Zupelnie ~zniszczye iu-
ple6''.
Mo4ecie sic upierae 1 EaswiadcEae,
&c lupiez / wypadanie wlosow nile
melna wstrzymae lecN CO poTiecte NJ
TO, &c ten RUFFLE5 Jest W stants
~Zniszczyc kazds odrobinke lupieza 1
TO tylko ga pomoca jednet butelki Ia
65c.. W przeciwnym zaS razie Wasz
Rptekarz Wan wroci pieniadze! Co
powiecie ma to!
RUFFLES - fest to koniec luple-
"a. RUFFLES ME zaciaga poiyskism
lupieza, ami zasycha skore. RUFF
LES ME mole uszkodziG najdelikat-
niejszej sk6ry. Jest on pokarmem ola
oslabionej skory giowy, przynoszso
dej naleiyts zdrowie.
Sprobujcie dis jeszcze RUFFLES
J@eli DO zutyciu 65e butelki ME be-
dzieeie mieli oc1ekiwanego reZulta-
tu, to p~oprostu zazadajcis pieniadzs
Vase z powrotem- Jest TO Zupeinie
ME utrzymuje Rutflesu, ME zanie-
chajcIe = poslijcle nam nazwisko
tskowego 1 zaiaczcie 75c. Wyslemy
Wan jedna buteIke z oplaconc pre-
sylka. F. AID. Richter and Co., 1850
WASHINGTON Str, New York. n. Y.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-04

Panic Hem
ryk, Panskie
ubranie Jaw
% Jest obsy.
pane iiupie-
The Washington herald., 1919-07-17
EMPIRE CITY RESULTS

FIRST RACE-Fve and half furlones
Annette Teller lis Iyke). 4 to 5. l to ;, out
indian. liz tRice), to l. to Sister Helene
1U uAInsfori), to 4. Time. 1 90. Hackamore
Bif Bang, Grfwood. also ran.
SECOND RACE-One mile and 70 Yards
Somewhere in France. lis CRice). 7 to s, / to 2
TO s; Wilfreda. 10 (Fator). 6 to S. to 2
King Agrippa. I'D Davies, I to Time
l 20 rs Nsnette F1ack, Naphthalius RaiIbird
P. G. King. also ran.
THIRD RACE-Six furlongs Audacious. 10
(ButwelD, to %. out. out: Grimalkin. 10.
tSchnttinger). out. out Fannie Meehan, To-
nIunsforD, out. Time. 90 IS. Lord Brighton
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Five and one-half furioues
Panoply, rs .tKnappl. l to 2. out. out; In.
discretion, 100 tKummerl. 4 to ]. out; Lake,
Pet, ia Uunsfordl. out. Time, loo rs
Germa also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One mile and I furlong Snar
Dragon ID. Ill (Schuttingerl. to 10, l to 8
out: Star Realm. % CARROLL. 5 to /, 8 to S,
King john Ill tDavies). 2 to /. Time, / 50 So
John l. Day. Mistress Polly. Dsddy's Choice,
also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile and 70 yard. Poos
Bntterhy. los Cfstorl. 6 to 5, to z to s;
Joan OF Arc. % tRichcreek), 2 to l. 4 to s.
Dendera lp DfcAteel. s to 5. Time. LIS IS
Crepusule. Favour. Miss Bgu. DotHs van.
dive. also nn.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-17

tend singing Land OF My Fathers
as Wilde enters the ring. This. ac-
cording to the British viewpoint.
isn't quite fair unless an equal op-
portunity is given Americans to
sing their national anthem as in
spiration to Moore.
There will be plenty of doughboys
present, with the possibility that
the contest may be delayed while
enthusiastic hackers engage in vocal
demonstration. 1t is possible that
some of the sporting writers who
want singing suppressed may have
the American soldiers cut loose
with their marching sBng. They
realize that if it comes to using
songs to encourage the fighters, the
American element in the crowd may
get a decided advantage over the
Welshmen in lung power. IL not IN
harmony.
Gene CORR. chosen as referee, is
heartily in favor Of singing. but not
in connection with fights. Several
years ago CORR learned the charm
| ing American ballad I'm a Little
Prairie Flower" which he has sung
| on every possible occasion ever
since. II Americans start this song
CORR may lose his ability to use
unbiased judgment in refereeing the
| match.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-17
new BODY BLOW
BEATS WILLARD
Professor Byrne, Of Toledo
A. C., Claims He Taught
Dempsey New Punch.

Toledo. Ohio. July 16.-Prof.
James Byrne. of the Toledo Athletic
Club. is said to have taught Demp-
sey a new body blow which won for
him the heavyweight crown. The
blow, which it required Prof Byrne
weeks to teach the now heavy
weight king TO perfect, is new in
the annals of the prize ring and is
nameless.
IL is delivered with the heel of the
right hand above an opponents belt
line a little in front of the right hip.
The effect is said to be astounding,
the impact paralyzing nerves affect
ing both the limbs and shoulders of
an opponent and causing him to
drOOp and robbing him entirely of
punching power.
According to some experts. it was
this blow. delivered by Dempsey on
willard in the third round of their
fight. that prevented the giant from
leaving mis- corner for the fourth
round.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-17
TEPLAYS "a
QUEER PRANK

New York. July 16.-Fate plays
queer pranks, but it never played
a stranger one than in the case of
Joe McGovern, 20-year-old son OF
the late Terry McGovern, and Jimmy
Rothwell. brother of Young Corbett.
the lad who sprang one of the great
est sensations in the history of the
ring. by knocking out The Terrible
One" in two rounds at Hartford on
Thanksgiving Day. 1901.
Joe and Jimmy are now working
shoulder to shoulder cooped up in II
"bandbox" right over the Curb at
a. Broad street, where they are en-
ployed by Broker Charles A. Stone
ham. owner of the Giants. McGov-
ern has been on the Curb four years
and is regarded the fastest lad on
the street in the matter of buying
and selling via the finger language
from his window on the third floor
front.
But the funny part of the whole
thing is that it is young McGovern
who is teaching Jimmy Rothwell the
sign language and all the mysteries
of the stock market. And they never
talk fight
why. that little kid" (meaning
McGovern). said Rothwell. doesn't
know that willard was knocked out
the other day. bet he doesn't
know what class his daddy fought
in. He just wants to master the
brokerage business and he won't
give fights or fighters a tumble"
Joe McGovern and his widowed
mother live by themselves in a lit
tie apartment in Brooklyn. They
have a nice income from the money
left them by the once idol of the
sporting world. and besides Joe
draws a salary from the Stoneham
company that would make most boys
envious.
Il never saw a fight in my life.
said Joe. and l never want to see
one. l know my daddy never want
ed me to follow boxing, and I have
no inclination to do so. He was
such a wonderful fighter that the
present day boxers are a joke, SC
why should 1 bother about going to
see a lot of false alarms. l love
this stock trading business and
hope some day to be a big factor in
il.
But, as you say. it is a strange
thing that the brother OF the Lad
who defeated daddy is working
alongside of me. We are great pals
why should I feel any bitterness
daddy's career? 1t is all part of the
game Jimmy is a nice boy and we
get along like two brothers"