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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-01-10
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-01-10

When he enters the ring he gets a
greater reception than the king of
/ England. He fills the lulls with bits
of real Irish humor. and is the most
popular American officer in France.
Carpenter Real No,osc.
met old Bob Scanlon. the negro
! boxer, who as you remember boxed
them all in the old days He was on
! leave, having served three years in
the Foreign Legion, being wounded
twice
Then there was Martin Candle
once one of our greatest lightweights
and last but not least Tommy
OConnors. 1t was real reunion.
Tommy and ! were lined up for a
bout at Panama. Expect to have it
over here. Martin is looking good,
but Tommy is very fat---but will show
wei against Radoud. I think.
Carpenter is marvel and far
from being all in. We are giving the
Boche hi and will soon he back.
and hope New York will be q real
boxing center when we arrive"
Ana here s one with touch of
pathos-a glimpse of the thoughts
OF wounded American soldier in
lust line to let YOU know | am
at Red Gross hospital and was re-
Gently wounded at the Eerdun front
While lying here in bed ! cannot helm
thinking Of what the Red Cross is do
ing for the wounded boys. and n
thought came to me about Willard
Gee, wish | was him, What T
wouldn't do for the Red Cross |
hope he has changed since left the
states, and all the write-ups he re-
ceived from Won should have driven
him to fight any man for the benefit
Of the cause-a real honest to- good
ness battle with Jack Dempsey or
Fred Fulton-twenty rounds, and all
the money to the Red Cross fund.
Gee, how ] mss your sporting
page! Regards to all. from a Brook
lyn fight fan.
"pET ANTHnNN DET a
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-01-10
STORIES Of WAR
SHOW THAT MANY
= BOXE RS DID BIT
Letters From Front on Army
Sports Contain Many Thrills
and Mention Many Names
Known in Sport World,
BY Robert Edgrcn.
Copyright. 1919, by The Press Pub

Copyright, 1919, by The Press Pub
fishing co.
(The New York Evening WORLDLY
I receive many letters from soldiers
AT the front. Nearly all of them are
about army sports ana make some
mention of the boxers who have fol-
lowed the Colors into battle Many
names are mentioned and here and
there | find a paragraph of unusual
interest. The readers of this column
viii probably be just as much inter-
ested as ] am in some of the men
mentioned and their war experiences
There is our old friend, Johnny
Schiff, for instance, the feather
weight. who voluntarily enlisted in
the United States Army ambulance
service and has been on the Italian
tornt. From somewhere down there
Johnny wrote me Il letter November
> which was only recently delivered
Right in the midst of it," Johnny
dates his letter. And he goes on.
Gam over on this front in the great
struggle for free world. Have been
under heavy fire day and night for
the past week, and At times it is hard
10 tell the difference between day and
right. Yesterday had to stop in
nearby woods To change a punctured
tire, and the vibration of the guns in
the near distance was so great that
after having the car on the jack ii
shook off as if some derrick had lift
ed it into the air. So had To run
into camp on the rim. Am advancing
every day with the italian infantry,
and so fast Mt times that we were
afraid of running into our own arti-
pf hn
diers is ON to Viennan and when
they advance they take thousands of
prisoners. The roads leading to the
rear are lined with droves of war
prisoners, and they look very happy
TO be alive--but as if they could
stand a few square meals
Had Narrow Escapes.
Have had many narrow escapes
since being on this front one time
had front wheels shot off. Another
was when ! stopped along the road to
get pail of water for the cars radi-
ator from nearby creek and when
] returned | found only half of the
ambulance. and the other half
smashed Ia pieces about a hundred
yards away--impossible to toll YOU
about the patients The Italian sol
diers are a great bunch of fellows.
ana think the 'lankS' the only race
in the world
Il can talk Johnny Dundee off the
map in his own language now. Must
close.
JOHNNY SCHIFF."
Sergeant Ray Smith writes:
Il came to Paris to box George
Carpenter an exhibition. but could
not on account of an order prohibit
ing him from boxing an American
during the period of the war The
reason is that one wise bird tried to
put Georges away, incidentally, the
wise bird woke mp two hours later.
I'VE have in Paris "A real 1s-kt. fell
low who is doing his bit He was
wounded at the front and is now
working on programs for the soldiers
Of the Allies besides filling the job
Of first lieutenant in the United
States army. This chan is none 9TH
err than Irving O'Hay. He's a scream
when he announces the shows here
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-01-10
National Title Holder Has Just
Been Discharged From the
Navy, Having Taught $500
Sailors How to Swim,
by Alex. sullivan.

1t all depends upon what sort Of a
job he lands whether or not Joe
Wheatley of the New York A. c.,
holder of national and metropolitan
swimming titles, will continue to COM
pete in championship events. Joe was
busy lad yesterday looking through
the help wanted columns of news
papers to find a position.
Joe has lust been honorably dis
charged from the navy, having done
his bit for Uncle Sam. He has been
stationed at the federal rendezvous in
Brooklyn for the past eight months
and during that time has taught
about $500 sailors how to swim.
II was 90 years old last July" said
Wheatley. Il now realize that | am
fast getting along in life and its about
time that | secured my future. ! had
Il pretty fair job when the war broke
out, but there wasn't money enough in
it, Then, ] was more worried about
smashing records than anything else.
1t is different now. II secure Il po-
siiion which will prevent my contin-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-01-10
FlSTIC NEWS AND GOSSIP
BY John Pollock

Hatt'ing Levinsky. the light heavy
weight will not be able TO box again
for several weeks as he is confined in
bed at his mothers home in Philadel-
phia. suffering from an attack of in
fluenza. He was to have fought at the
National A. c. of philadelphia on New
Years afternoon, but the physician
sent word to the club officials that Le-
whisky was in no condition to enter
the ring and of course the bout was
declared off
While Gunboat Smith, the veteran
heavyweight, did very little fighting
last year. he did engage in one battle
that made him more moneS than he
would have received for four other
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-01-10
WHY DON'T YOU
GO TO CHURCH
SUNDAY?

Reserve District No. IL
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-01-10
FLIPS FROM THE FILLUlMS
AT THE THEATERs TODAY.

''B" Thcatcr-Repeatin Jack Pick
ford as the star in "Mile-a- Minute
Kendall five-reel feature; also the
comedy, Beware of Boarders."
Ideal Thcater-.John Mason and
Alma Hanlon starring in The Liber-
inc; also a two-reel Billy West
comedy, His Waiting Career"
Lyric Theatcr-"Tarzan of the
Apes" n wonderful, thrilling story
put on the screen; also good com
edy. 'Tarzan" will be remembered
as the strong mantle village black
smith--in Kaiser, the Beast of Ber-
lin"
Pastime Observation-Disclosures Tai
madge is the leading character in
The Lesson" presented by the Select
Pictures corporation; Red Cross
picture, Our Bridge of Ships and a
comedy, THE Screen Fan"
At THE PASTIME.
The Lesson" Constance Tai
madge's latest Select picture, was
adapted for the screen from Virginia
Terhune Van de Waters stories of
married life which have interested
thousands of newspaper readers 1t
will he shown here at the Pastime
theater today and tomorrow as fea-
ture in Miss Talmadge's Select Star
series, in which she IS presented by
Lewis j. SelZnick. The picture has
had the advantage of sterling direc-
ton at the hands of Charles Giblyn.
THE Lesson is the story of Helen
Drayton (played by Constance Tai
madge), a young girl who becomes
bored by the dull rout,ns1 of life in
a small town. She lkes her friends
"Chet" Vernon in particular. but
she regards It as a personal grivance
that even this most desirable of all
the beaus should be taken for granted
by everyone, including himself. as her
inevitable companion at dances and
other village affairs. Consequently
when John Calvin. a young architect
from New York. visits the town Helen
is captivated. not so much nv him as
by the novelty of meeting a new man,
and before many weeks pass they
elope and are married
Calvin. like many Young husbands,
could always find money to spend
downtown with his friends, but when
it came to furnishing Helen with
few dollars for necessities, and for
those Injuries which are almost ne
cessties to a woman. ii was differ
ent matter. Helen soon discovered
that she had married an unspeakably
selfish man, and little h- little the
very slight bond between them
stretched to the breaking point. From
this step, the story of Helen Drayson
speeds forward to q highly dramatic
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-01-10
JOhnnN Lore Killed in NrtiOn.

Always a great lover of your
sporting column writes another SOL
der from Somewhere in France" No
Nember 3, "and read your article yes
terday on the bows that are in the
game doing their hit as boxing in
structors But why not mention the
BOYS who have gone oyer?
Hats off to little Johnny Lore,
the best lightweight New York city
ever produced. who beat them all
when he was good. Met Leo johnson
here last Friday week ago He had
bout with Mel Coogan which he
lost, although 1t could have been call
ed draw. He told me little Johnny
The Washington herald., 1919-10-10
CLICKS FROM THE KEYS.

Jefferson City, Ma-Desth penalty
,rs revived E.:.i in this state after sb'seN Of
Detroit-C. E Sorensen. superin-
tendent OF Ford Motor Company, sd-
mits that Henry Ford will establish
shipping line 'twixt New York and Ire
land.
New York.-Property In Berlin OF
Mijnheer Fokker seized by govern
ment because he refuses to pay $50 =
900 taxes.
Boston.-Fifteen policemen restored
TO duty upon Withdrawing from Amer
ican Federation OF Labor.
New York.-Police break up mob Of
radicals who met 20 protest against
blockade Of Soviet Russia
Pittsburg. - Spider bites result IN
amputation OF arms OF Mrs. B. Il
Madness.
Clarksdale Miss.-Thirsty ourx4sr
saw way into Jsil and steal 500
worth Of liquor.
Hammonton. n. J.-CitiDens searcf
swsmpy woods for 3-year-old son of
H V. Dansey.
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HOROSCOPE.
Friday. October 10. 1918.
Cocunsht, rss. b. the Medus Nevp.~
Sypdicztel

syndicztel
Friday, October 10, 1913.
Astrologers find this days, rule q
the stars most menscing, for Aer
curry. Venus and Mars are all 10
evil place. while Uranus change
from mslefic TO benefle aspect
All the signs give warning sgainS
the harboring OF thoughts that are
Of a depressing character. since the
human mind viii be strongly assaileo
by ideas destructive 10 happiness OF
senenity.
Increase Of nervous diseases. so OF.
ten foretold. will be apparent. the
seers declare. but they foretell q more
insidious national peril in mental con.
ditions that morbidly nurture critical
bitter and seditious sentiments re-
garding long established institutions
The new moon OF q fortnight hencs
Is read as encouraging to aviation
inventions and commerce.
Epidemic diseases In towns ruled BY
the sign Virgo are foreshadowed II
is this sign that gives warning OF
grave disasters in Turkey. Svitzer.
land and the West Indies
A violent hurricane In the Pacific 10
prognosticated for the end Of thii
month or the first part OF November.
Philanthropic organizations and ips
stitutions continue subject to q rule
forecasting grave accusations. sweep
ing investigations and startling rev.
elations. Worldwide scandals may
be promulgated.
At this time the planetary direction
may cause in the minds Of returned
soldiers discouragement and disap-
pointment, the seers declare but ben-
efits are promised in the new year.
Persons whose blrthdate It is have
the augury OF a very active and sue
cessful year In which there xrill be
travel and change.
children born on this day are likely
to be energetic, rash and impulsfv&
Many OF these subjects Of Libra are
very artistic
The Washington herald., 1919-10-10
DIED..
Funeral Services for
Harry Gilman Today

Funeral services for Harry &. Gil
man. popular player OF Hawaiian
music. will be held today at a. m
from Saint PauFs Church. Interrnent
will be in Prospect Hhl Cemetery.
Gilman died Tuesday from influenza
at his home here, 1888 T street north
west
Born in Honolulu. he came 20 this
country in 1870 He popularized the
lifting and weird Hawaiian melodies.
which were eagerly received here He
taught the steel guitar and ukelele-
In 1917 he married Miss Martha Mary
uette of this city.
He leaves a wife and q child, Lluana.
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MADAME Parker.

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PROPOSALS.

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cretion Of the Supervising Architect JAS. A.
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UrrICE or TIE COMMISSIONERS, ID. c.,
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LOUIS BRowNLow, W. GwYNN GARDI-
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CLAlRVOYANTS.
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MNE. JEANEr1

Gusrsntets to lsad your entire nfs past, psD
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which step 70 take in LIE 70 batter themseives \
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MADAME ALLEN

WORLDS GREATEST PAl1Alst AND
CLAIRyOYANf.
Guarantees to read your entire life, past. prss
eDt and future; gives true advice On business.
love, and hsalth. snd family shain; tails tbs
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thing you take in hsnd; her advice will remove
all obstacles and evil influence. Ono visit to
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in all Others; satisfaction guaranteed or no
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Special Readings. $1.00
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PALMIsTRl.
MRS. BOSWELL.

PALMfsr AND cI4AIRvoxANT.
Gives sducs On ousiss,. msitsss ioys. hssits
true or false. what part of the eountu 3 iuck-
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and unlucky planets: when and snom you viii
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marriage. divorce health. lawsuits. speculations.
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come to this noted palmist and hnd help. There
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MADAM EPPY.

Resds yew hfs IRON cradle to rrsss; b4 psv.
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cLAIRv0YANrS.,
MADAME VICTORIA.

- dited ralmia end slsifvssat css -
drs busin>ss. family a6sis. love and msrrisseA
Can tsll you the name Of future hasband q
wife. Can ten you the secrst Of being succns
irznsnes. setiasctian suasantssd o. no chtlpA
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WHAT SHOULD i Do3
MADAM D'AsHMAN

Asd esfd fsaasf; adviee gwen % buapsA
nsssisss and Stsores, tbs woman has rsal
tor many psopas In many cocuuias. hsr
predictions ars seiiahaA. I'm q at. cespa
ish, aril-se
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PSYCHOLOGISTS.
NINE. sHERA.

Phrenoiogist and Busi-
nees Adviser. gives truth
tui advice on all sfaifs
Of life
She was born with
strsnse and remarkable
power-power not meant
TO sratify the idle Gu
rious. but 70 direct, ad-
yise and heip men and
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SCIENTIFIC ASTROLOGY.

LIGHT ON LIES PROBLEMS
Frank Theodore Allen, Director. Astrological
Research Society. Life readings. By appointment.
s. TSpevritten forecasts, IS up Vocational
Guidance and Children's Horoscopes . specially.
iG E NV. Phone Franklin es2
Astroloy Reveals Root Causes.
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Palmist, reads your hand like an
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Give her q call at 740 9Th 1T. NV.
formerly at lsl1 II st. ne.
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