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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-21
NO ESCAPE.

escape war service is going be able break
his matrimonial ties easily that he longer
needs their protection.
The courts will deal severely with all young people
who attempt to escape from the contracts they en-
tered into so lightly.
Probably many young couple by now is learn
ing in and tears that battle of the war
mild beside battle for existence when com
plicated by I-judged alliances. They viii have to
learn just as do. discharge their duty
faithfully whether it be congenial not
Certainly little sympathy will be felt by the pubc.
and none should be shown by the courts. for the
coward who hid behind a woman's skirts for the
woman who permitted IT,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-21
JANUARY d. 1919.
PUTTING THE GIRLS IN THEIR PLACES.

They having strenuous times in England de
mobilizing their 100000 female muniton work
ers. all the girls who been working
from SIS to $50 a the factories do not
take kindly the suggestion that they their
old positions domestic SO $3.50 per
week. They like the prospect though their
government reminds them times are trying
urges them show the noble spirit Of sacrifice
that they did in time.
is very true that wherever the problem Of de-
mobilization looms large labor situation ex-
tremely difficult, and every win have to do his
share of sacrificing any government private
individual to urge any girl work as domestic
servant at a wage of So $3.50 a week is all
That is not a living wage England any other
civilized country, the maids get their board
and room. too" The value represented by that
and board in the average household does not
equal by good deal what the girl would in over
time in any factory if she duty many
hours is when employed in the household. and
any girl would prefer any day job with hours
and wages permitting live and play
among kind.
Conditions being just what they are undoubtedly
il Is desirable for women everywhere to turn far
possible those kinds of employment which
will interfere least with the employment of men.
aousework belongs in this class and offers large
field Nevertheless II shameful girl to
any job at starvation wages. o if
forced into it by she will become a dissatisfied.
ugly. member of society bitter with sense
OF wrong
This is not the way to solve the problem The way
70 it is by raising domestic service and other
Enthusiastically feminine occupations point where
because OF the fairness OF the and hours they
attain dignity with the factory job.
Until this is done England and America both will
suffer surplus empty kitchens a surplus
of idle girls and Of idle because the girls would
give up good jobs for bad.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-21
THAT PE,SkH DAILY SHAVE.
(Iudianu Daily TimPSD

You have a beard as tough as n-penny nails and
as grass a moist meadow. Oh individual
whisker should properly. be attacked separately ami
hasked bits with a cieaver. but custom and
the fact that YOU finger longer in the downy each
morning hard shaver should, makes it necessary
To hew the stubbe with safety.
You stumble into the bath room, make jab at the
hot faucet and scald four fingers your left
hand. Between yelps YOU attempt lather your
and inadvertently jab the shaving brush your
right eye. While roaming the suds you attempt
shackle blade the shaving utensil sue
coed in gashing your arm.
The whistles blow realize that YOU n
and a half minutes in which 10 shave dress grab
breakfast and trolley and beat
work IL YOU are arrive there time These
cumstances YOU realize call for jazzing up and
YOU take "a whirng swoop your face with the
edge comes an inch OF hair above your ear. sec
ton OF cheek and a stray bit here and there Of nose
and eyebrow. Another whack and you're through
sit last, thinking YOU made fine job
of IL this morning but. upon looking into the mirror
YOU hunk or hair your left nosril
plentiful sprnkling OF uxuriant hair patches
your chin
That noon as usual you visit druggist and get
sewed together and then call on a regular barber
where YOU a regular shave.
But your wife Think OF the money va
l. save by shaving yourself
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-21

get away early. I'm good at ex-
cuses," she laughed.
Make some then TO Mrs. GIea-
son. alrticularly want 10 see you
tonight. Eleanor. 1 want TO talk
with youS alone"
tie did not explain what he want
ed to say. but her woman's intuition
whispered what il probably would
be.
She dressed herself with unusual
care that night and left the Gleason's
dinner party early. SanbOrn ar
rived at the time appointed. and
they sat on the fashioned veran-
da with moonlight differing through
the fragrant honeysuckle vines. For
some time they talked lightly of
generalities. then after a sight 81
lence. Sanborn leaned forward and
said
II asked for a chance TO see you
alone. Eleanor. for I wanted to con-
suit YOU about something of vital
Importance 70 me" He paused a
moment as though lost IN thought,
then went on: 1--WE bought a place
i'm the suburbs of Bristol peach
OF an fashioned place. IL was
originally true colonial. though its
been somewhat spoiled by being
modernized, And I want it restored.
So I'm consulting you in your official
capacity as interior decorator"
Again he paused a moment. and
there was a sudden boyish ardor
in his voice as he added This
means a lot TO me because I've never
had a home Of my Own-and I hope
to have one nova real one. as
plan TO be married this fall
She was glad OF the merciful
darkness that Swallowed her face.
and Of the poise which the years
had brought that enabled her TO
congratulate him charmingly. 4
shall enjoy helping you with the
house" she forced herself TO add:
But hadn't we better consult with
your-fancee irst-probably she
will have ideas OF her own she
would like carried out"
"Oh that viii be all right. You
90 ahead and make the plans after
! YOU look the place Overland I'll
submit them to her before we put
them through"
Thus it worked out, and in the
weeks that followed Eleanor super
I intended the restoring of the place
/ that was TO be Frank SanbOrn's
home. 1t was a creditable piece
I of work as the results were per-
I feet but Eleanor felt the lees in her
cup of success were bitter indeed.
On the last day when she was Civ
ing final inspection of the place
! Sanborn dropped in They went
/ over the place together. and as they
| finished and stood in the spacious
/ hall. he said:
|"Well the house is ready--all it
! lacks now 20 be a real home is a
mistress. How soon can you be
ready. Eleanor"
/ I-why-what do you mean
/ Her face went white.
who else could / mean but YOU
TO fill the place, silly child? ?" laugh
ed ne as he took her in his arms
/ for I've loved you all my life"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-21
A GEM FOR JOFFRE.

While prospecting his property at Valley Forge
Morris Barr found sapphire. which he sent to Mar
shall Joffre Jonre when ne received it, greatly
touched; he had hoped visit Valley Forge when he
in this country and much disappointed not to
be able He promised the gem
when he dons civilian attire In his letter Of
thanks to the sender ne said:
This relic will recall to the glorious
which countries have already
kncwn the bond of unforgettable friendship"
There is something spirit-ke about this gem which
lay hidden for long and then to light this
time if il bore a message from great Of
Valley Forge. and it appropriate that it
should be sent token OF friendship a French
hero. Blue is said typify consistency.
jewel may well be a symbol of the constancy Of friend
ship between country and France symbolic
also of Washington's pleasure that have kept the
faith
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-21
CHECK THAT COLD!
STOP THAT COUGH!
Dr.. Bells Pine Tar Honey
wastes no time IN Start
ing TO do it.

Right after the first dose you'll
notice the relief-the easing up OF
the throat-tickle, the loosening
phIegm. Soon the reathing be
comes less wheezy. the stuffy head
clears a bit, the irritation subsidies.
Before long, relief comes.
Dr. Bells Pine-Tar-Honey IS pure,
safe. harmless. Its ingredients are
soothing. healing, antiseptic. Relief
and quiet rest follow its faithful
use. Economically priced. soc, SOC
and $40. All druggists.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-21

When the country goes dry will automobile tour
lists have TO their cars with they get
it at the druggists if they have physicians pre-
scripuon?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-21

good gauge Of success-the Munsey applied
to Theodore Roosevelt: The question determining
mans stature is Does he make Mistakes" but
rather Does he make successes than mistakes? p"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-21
Lfes Flat Lees
BY Catherine HopsOn.

After breaking their engagement,
they didn't see each other again for
ten years, and then they met in ac-
cident in a confectionery in their
old home town one August after
noon. He had returned on a short
business trip. and she happened to
be visiting friends-there at the time.
Eleanor Wayne was finishing a
sundae when she Glanced up and
saw with a start that the man who
had just entered the door was Frank
/ Sanborn. He really had changed
very little Tall. straight. and slender
still, with the old air of distinction
and an indefnable something that
spells success. True. the hair about
his temples had thinned and fiecked
with gray but the eyes were as keen
as ever.
Coming i'm from the glare Of August
sun, the room seemed dark TO him.
and he didn't recognize Miss Wayne
until she spoke TO him.
Il suppose YOU know YOU arc
| twice as beautiful as a woman thar
YOU were as a girl" he said. as the,
shook hands
IT'S merely the softening effects
of years" she laughed. And he
noted that the angularity of her ear
ly youth had changed to 1.-THE
rounded slenderness. Her masses of
dark hair. which she used to seem
not to know what &c do with. was
becomingly arranged coronet fash
ion. and the eyes. deeply blue. and
expressive. were as he remembered
them.
You're looking remarkably well
too Rumors have often reacheC
me of how brilliantly you've climbed
the ladder OF law. I Congratulate
you"
Thanks. and l YOU know I have
the honor of talking to one of the
foremost interior decorators Of tho
day. Where are YOU staying while
in town 30
at the Garry House It's quiet
and Id-fashioned, but ! like it, I'm
invited out and teaed and dined by
friends but I won't stay with any
OF them. I'd rather be indepen-
dent"
They sat and talked OF old times
of their friends. and their work. un-
iii both were genuinely surprised
when they saw how time had flown
and they had TO hurry TO fiji their
respective appointments.
As Eleanor made her way TO the
club meeting she had promised 10
address. she thought OF that evening
ten wears ago when they had mutu-
ally agreed 70 break their engage
ment Both had felt then that they
could reach the goal OF their ambi-
lions better sinsly than they could
together And in the matter OF out
ward success they had succeeded,
and the cup % success had been
filled 10 the brim.
"But now we have reached the
I lees-which is loneliness she re-
| fected.
During the days that followed they
met frequently. They were often
invited to the same places. Friends.
| remembering the early attachments
| took pains 10 throw them together
one afternoon as Eleanor was sit
ting on the hotel veranda, Sanborn
came by
Il hoped I'd End YOU in" ne re-
| marked Il wanted 20 see il
! might cali this evening
I've an engagement TO dine with
Mrs Gleason. she used 10 be Mamie
Rard YOU tnow: bat maybe I can
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-21

The job is make. ind and fit jobs"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-21
Don't
Suffer
From Piles
Send For Free Trial Treatment,

No matter how long or how bad go "a
four druggist today and get 90 cent
box of Pyramid Pile Treatment. II
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-11


SGlldan torstnino If p. ompelii-
ieiirun blnpimatta ia iltama Mont-
realm isis. raittinsbaolille flo s
Italia. Mencunle alltoilla ia fotn.
ipaimnllla!
@nii iunnuntaina IA p. iitmo-
IanpalmeluS ia $. q. @btoolliier
ipietto 8afefieloiSi1 flo 10 up.
@nii iunmintaina IA p. junla-
lnnpalmelus ia $. g. gbtoolliien
lpietto YeslemerisiG flo 2 ip.
gnii iunmrntainn ID b. iuma-
lunpalmelus Montrcalisia isis. flo
s ip.
Waanantaina 15\p. ompeluielt.
ron fofons ia bartausbetfi pobiois-
tplGll1 Wrs Sulinin lionn flo S
ip. Serlpetuloal
SorStaina Is p. o%mpeluleltrar
fofouS Srompoooisiu Wrs Satan
luono flo s Italia. Sermetuloal
Terjantoina 10 p. flo 8 illallc
on burtuuS6ctfi grwin fplan tofpn-
banlillo.
Slmnlrntuina 81 p. on jlblc
Srompoooin firfoSia alfaen ilima.
lonpolmelltfleIla flo 10 op, ia jat.
fllen fofo pGipan. Sublimme ie'
nlinoorimme bpm1fii. Seripetuloal
Moanontaina % p. @eoowillel
ompelnleitron fofoiis Wtrs Silutir
llronn flo s Italia. Serpetulool
Siistaina 90 p. bartolisbetfi Sror
9eltisiG illallo flo s paiffaflmta.
laisten mG6rGGm1si1 poifasio.
&esfimiiffona "a y. iItajumolan-
palwelus @ofefieloisiG flo s iIl.
Yerjmtaino 26 b. ppbGfoulun,
opettaiain fofolts pnppilasia flo S
Italia @aiffi nonbot ia uttoet o.
pettajat fofoufieen!
&astettu: Sobn ia &aiia &estir
poifa Dino Sobames, ipnt. 16 b,
bubtf. 1919, tast ippsf. 7 p. Seas.
teen toimitti past. Solonen.
Mrne @ai1tnta
Go 6. g(ner ct. 8rbelin 9S9
Sronmooo, Misb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-11
gesienter

@aisten fofoiis on Motti Suo.
men farmiIIa tdnddn torstaino ii
p. feIIO 2 pdipdlId. Soitpotoam run.
foSta o~fanottoa.
@iime noisten totoitffesfu ioBu o.
IL Mrs Sans @ippoIon I,.ono of
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-11
Geiupsmiehct hnumatfna!

Salittaan neutrality-suspicious. mo-
taantitnitt mics aiamoan bepospa.
ria farmille. 8arma mofaipa tpi
pmpGri mitooen. SppG poItta tot.
ttneelle miebelle. Salulliiet ilmoit
taittufoot aIlefirioittaneelIe.
Otto Masiinen
@elps, Silas Co., isis.
IS
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-11
SlnoitnS

@afefieloin &anlallisIeilrat. mroii-
n%eliGnnes fofous tulee pioettGp1fii
firfoSia ippsf. % p. flo 1 ipp. Saa-
pufaa faifin paGttdmGdn oiioistu.
Seuraf. prolesta
s. Siiemeld
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-11

@m SrGnnes, pniffafuntom-
me tltnnettlt liifemies peltiieppdtpon
alalIo, on pttnnlit Iritren urafar
@afefieloin ruioello ientroolifoltlltG-
la, iitoutuen toimittamaon peii- ia
administrations $4,000 binnos-
ia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-11
Srpn Selt, 8is.

Seminaarijublia pietct11n emf
iunnlntaina IA p. fplGsiGmmle Of
feen riemulliiesti. Yiibuiia Ioopul
Sronipoobista uleita. &ofoonnlltoar
flo 2 ip ia inollo. &nbmio iooto.
mana. Sulot ieminoorimme bpp1f.
il. Mfoon fufaon jdGfo jublilta pois
Sermetuloal
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-11

8ost. s. llrpiluinen, iofa on
fplGillpt Sronpoooisia ia pmparis-
TOLD puriien miiffoa, lGbti tiistaina
4iiporiinorelle pain pitbiiamatfal-
le.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-11
Salualla

@ppt1lpGn1 fall beAposto, neli-
muotinen ruitno ia pli %fpmmenen-
mliotinen tamma, iefd iuuri, mani.
ia miuli.
S.. Slmincn ". 3. Q | 9or 25
Sromooo, @icb. @obioispiolello)
3s
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$500. aittOs emanndI-

lc.
Gpttoin fofoufiesia Sacob Man-
nilla oil tuloia s.. Scrnaipa TO-
foils on @rs slnton Sobnionin llto-
ma If. IL b. feIlo s. SOC alumot mi
@auin 60 uuiisia ~buoncisla. Sua.
sufuopo oifein iuurelIa ioufollu.
@iime piifon tiistaina olfoi font
Int. Meiodu fnupungiSiu on i,70C
fouluif1istG losto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-11

@iime torstaina louffaontui
Miss Wioria Clemens t1dlld 6. &
u. vs.. ratapibaila iunan ojaesiu
banen plitleen. SGnet mietiin GitD
SoSpitaaliin josio b6n porin tiin-
min per1stG ,fuoli.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-11
Ma6aa lainataan

sos taruitiette ruboa lainofii fall-
punfiomaiiuuteen tai %farrniin, taI-
faa nellie. :
Wicbignn Scrop Sron 60.
207-2t3 SO. altrora ct.
80
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-11

= @rpinfplGn ompeluieliron TO-
foitfiesia SopoIasia oil poDtGtltloa
$3.50. 3iitos fabmipopodstG Mrs
Sopololle. Seltrooipa fofolis Stol.
tim farmiIlo If. 90 p. flo 9 ip.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-11

Srompoobin forfeafouliin OPP
pilosmGGrd on t1nG puonno 400,
Ills 25 oppilasta %m1bemmGm fuin
wiime piionna. 8Gbennps jobtrni
falliista oiosto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-11

Seminoorilatiet Arel slbo ia
8. @ilenilts ioopuipot falpunfiinl-
me ellen aamullo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-11

Sri InoerIon IGbtee enii iun-
mntaina iairasfGpnnille 8rant-
moooiin isis. Soimottaipasti brant.
poobilaiiet rientGp1t etefp1n lGGf6-
rim mo opito iaomaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-11

Scr &iisien &c. 8on-baIa of
16 flitfaiitta &onsfasio tuimisio
toppeltisia. Sieltd palattlaon otti
ban poifan .Srontpooo Ibormacp
liiffeesid farmnieuttino 2h fint-
foittta. Sept bdn ottoniit eron ia
notitsta toimesto ia nteree Ssbpe.
minfiin lonafe fotiin. sSaisfao
feiGlomaal
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-11

Srompoooin uuIi panffi, Sron
ytntional Snnt, OH Iannlit lupatir-
jan ia altoa toimintonia ldbititle-
paiiuuoesla nnaSia b%uoneustos-
Iaan, iota on ostettu SefoIalta.
Yanfin mirfailijat omat: ~preiioentti
9. 81. Norgan, m~orapreiio. S q
9lacf, faioori ia toimitliia SeIoon
g. Grarp. Sobtofiintam fuuluil
patti mninittuja: Sobn Self, 9.
Marf, ". @alsb, Com. Stepens.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-11

tiini fofli taSflmorosto, jotfa bnr-
ioittifpat armottioan tddlld bone
coming miifolla.
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Muto-onnettonluus

moanantoima @otefieloin IGbeIIG;
aioiot oIimot Idbteneet Srompooois-
to, iosia ne mierailimat iiifulaiiis-
iaan. Onnettomliioesio tofi fuoIi
pc olipat iitomolaiiio. @mme ole
loareet beiodn nimiGdn tietoomme.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-11
Onlpelnienron
fofoufiesio

Ompeluleltran fofouflesia
Wtrs 8ristolin lltona oil poptdtu-
'loa $7.75. &iitos fobmipopo1stG
Mrs 9ristolille. Seiirooipo fofous
Mrs Gofnn hiono torstoina If. is
p. flo 8 il.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-11

- Saiffafuntamme t~unnettli nut.
|iiiftimies s.. &. &ilffa matfitstao
9rantwoooiiii, 8is. emf iunnuntaif.
IL antaen iiellG ~fonlertin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-11

Gastori @oiilnta foteutiiu /.
o1n motfoilta iitnmintaina If. Ia p,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-11

9iitoslouieita Ell iltlaisto II.
man mofiua. 8Gbin tafia on SOC.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-11

sc. e. Sprj1lG on ostmlit
talon 6. @per faoulta metooisti-
pappilan mierelt1.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-11
Srom'pppSim ia Dntp. ,1,ttiiia

Antakaa puhelimena teto Auttajane kanista tapahtumita j. crit.
tainkn suomalaisia koskevista, nten teette hyvan palvelulsen lh.
dele ia yhs0le. Auttajan puhelinnumero on sew
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-11

Wfrs Saapoia Seem Dorf Weill-
lista matfllsti fotileuoullcen miimc
lmtantainu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-11

Sberiffi @osfi on iaarnl.
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Srpn ~rpmnteisia

Sitmalampaliuelntiia @usebie &
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-24
DAILY DOPE
Hy LNHRY DNILEN.

Parkc England'a greatest player.
has retired. but me British Etiil have
a dangerous pair in Arthur and cor.
don Lowe.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-24
West Bests East in
Sectional Contests
in the Big Leagues

NEW YORK. June 23.--Now
York jumped intp first place In
the American league today In a
close three corncrcd fight for the
leadership while Chicago and
Cleveland were losing
Cincinnati cut New Norks lead
IN tho National to ~ games by
heating the Giants IN a l0-inning
contest Pittsburgh. five games
hghlnd the leader. is coming
up strong as a contender The Chi
caEu cubs received a setback at
the hands Of New York and also
lost series to brooklyn last week
I'm tho American League Chicago,
which went into first place last
Sunday. was Joined I'm the honor
Wednesday by cleveland, but tho
white SoNS gained a half" game
load Friday by winning while tho
Indians wCrc unable 90 play
In the east VS.. west series just
finished the two sections tn tho
American league broke almost
oven. the wcstcrncrs winning 80
games and losing 80, while In tho
National league the western con
tlnrEB won Al games and lost II.
The Teams Jared as follows.
American Cleveland. l0-5. New
York. 90. Chicago. Sc. washing
ton, S-Ss 50 >Louls, u.s. Boston
G.N. Philadelphia, GO, Detroit
h.lO.
National Pittsburgh. tl-2, Gin
c.uuau 1l-3. ST. Louis. 1915, New
York go, Chicago. 81. Brook
lyn A.i2 Boston. $40, Phuadel-
phia, l-l3.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-24
SOUTHERN GOLF TITLE
MATCHES START TODAY

NEW ORLEANS. June %. one
hundred and twenty golfers. repre-
scnuur tho leading clubs of the
sudtN will tee uft hcrc tomorrow
ut tho Country club I'm the seven
tccuJh annual chnmpionship tourna-
mcnt or tho Southern coli assocla.
tion Bobby Jones or Atlanta
sr9horn champion, IS hero To- de-.
fond his urc Tho frld includes
Nchon whitney trans Mississippi
champion Reuben Bush. Leigh Car.
rou w g. stewart a,l o, Sew
Orleans. and G. !. Dexter OF Dallas.
former southern champion
Ellis knowles. country club. Pen.
s1nu.t. llp.. cuuullod tho country
club course in q preliminary round
today with "a score or 10 lIo was
out 300 80 and 81 for the second time.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-24
DEMPSEY STOPS BILL
TATE IN TWO ROUNDS
StunG by Criticism. Challenger
Floors Giant Spnrring
Partner.
WILLARD TAKES A DAY OFF
Satisfied with Condition So Rests
Seat Sale Has Reached
$500 900.
By Bud Fisher

TOLEDO, June smug bv tho
criticism that his splrrlug partners
had been able to hit him with I...
concertinE frequency. Jack prmusa.
challenger FOR the worlds heavy.
eight championship, today Knocked
hut Sergeant Bill Tate. rlu. mo-.
gro. while the crowd that packed
is Alaumce Bay training camp
Easped In Rmazcmeut over ta.
power OF his punches
Dempsey boxed six rounds. two
with Tate. two with the Jamaica hI
and two with Jock Malone tlr ST.
Paul wcltcrweiEht. taking them on
In rotation, Tate was fairly success
ful In stopping Dempsey driving A.
tacks In the first round. hu' when %
came his turn 10 face the chi|cUrer
In tho third, Dempsey ym0lhrrcl
him under ahurricnnc ot punches
Ten seconds after tho round opened
Dempsey dug "A right hand punch
Into TaLc's stomach. shifted ana
caught him on the rim Of the chin
with a left hook that did NOT triyr.
more than SIX inches Tate unR 90
his launches and got up az thoruurt
of six. Then Dempsey landed
right handler to the chin and tra mo-
gro dropped 10 the canvas complete
ly Knocked out
Tate said that 10 was tho FIRST 'me
In three years that ho hll been
knocked or his feet
willard. in the face ~ criticism
that he Is not working hard enough
did no training today The champion
said he has reduced Go the W.-H'
at which he expects 90 ,n'.. the
ring, that he he was hl, own trainer
and would condition himself Is hH
thought best. He said tnpf 70 day ~
rest would make him eager n rf.
sumo the frind OF boxing tomorrow
Tex Richard, promo'rr uf 'hn
Fourth OF july match announced
tonight that the seat n.. nll
reached fi0o, ,dQO. but that tat huge
arena, accordlnS-!o plans NOW .nw.
plcted, would have a. seating uHuIr
nm under a hurricane uf uHm..'.
tors TO swell the total gate receipts
10 tl.00O.OOO
Maj. A j. DreNcl- Bidd.r. president
OF the army navy and civilian board
OF boxing control. who was Ilr H..e
today, will not come p Toledo ma
the referee situllIo MS s'UNg.' ~
out Adam Empic, secretary uf''f
board, has submitted a Ur. OF re..
erees 10 Jack Eoarns. ulm.rr ny
Dempsey and willard and they
have added a few names o' '1'f
own choice.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-24
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