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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-13

CLOsE-N DOWNTOWN CORNER. 50xISo
Prominent location on two main streets,
unusual opportunity TO ny property that
is seldom offered Tor ssle- Right in lend
OF future improvement. The kind OF prop
ertr that grows into a fortune. UnQueE-
toned future suitable now for depart
ment store, theater OF hotel Light on
three sides Present rents $500 month
Price sso.o1o. Se0-o01 cash. balance AZ z
percent for 3 years Night consider some
trade Owner. as Trust Bldg. Phone
1855
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-13
n SaIe-Citn Prnnsrtu


Five room brick cottage on car line.
Highland Park, 5000. terms: a peach.
pluck il now. Phi s6I2.
FOR sALE-Four room furnished house
on one half acre Of land east Of Fl Bliss,
chickens chicken house and garage. a
snap for Ss00-5Q cash, OF $1,000. half down.
balance to suit See J. NJ Calvert At
north gate Auto stand, TT Bliss.
MCKINLEY AVE BUNGALOW.
Five large rooms, sleeping porch. hot
water. heat buIlt IN features. large ce-
shade trees, paving paid. bargain. terms.
BY Owner Phi 6942-
II you want to buy. sell
OF rent property. list with
A. G. LOFELADN.
EOS Head Bldg- Phone $50
500 DOWN $1,000 MONTH,
INCLUDING INTEREST
Fine 4 room bungalow, big sleep
ing porch, on full depth lots, all
fenced In Altura, only 2 blocks
from a lines. A snap at 5000
only one so act quick.
PHILLPs-CREEL REALTY CO.
30T First Natl Bank Bldg
Phone 436
sI500 CASH, BALANCE TO sur.
Buys 3 rooms sleeping porch. all modern
built IN features On Neraua price 5000.
ALSO. $500 CASH BUYS
Beautiful modern 5 room bungalow, all
modern price $3.50.
AND 800 CASH BUYS
Modern & room glass sleeping porch. south
front price $3.50. balance easy.
Call Roy Duncan.
EUGENE FERGUSON REALTY co.
e37 Trust Bldg Phone seq.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-13

FOR sALE-WeIdinF torch oZygsn and
acetylens regulators. s50- these are new
and torch has a range Of tips Tor large
and snail worE. win teach buyer how 70
weld FItzpatricE 102 w Franklin-
WARNING-Todd Check-Writera carrying
the company's guarantee are sold ouy
through authorized Representatives OF the
Todd Protectograph Company Rochester,
n. T.. when offered a Todd ask for agents
credentials. Free service 70 original pur-
chasers only. TODD FROTECrOGaAPH
SALES COMPANY. Sheldon Hotel BLDG
Fl Paso. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-13

s7eo0-2601 Grant I'VE. Five rooms,
gIassed porch. tile bath, hardwood
floors. large rooms. service porch.
garage with driveway, furnace and
gas heat, basement Wonderful bar
gain. See US.
W. c. PORTER & co.
20I Caples Bldg Phi 1929
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-13

$3.50
NEW BUNGALOWS FOR SALE
-Four rooms and screened
sleeping porch, large lot. oak
floors in two rooms. large
front porch, built OF most ex-
pensive brick. attractive fin
ish, sidewalks are IN. these
bungalows ? well built and
are worth the money. on
venient 10 car. good neighbor-
hood
MAYFIELD BUILDING &
IMPROVEMENT co.
Owner and Builder
Office GIL First Natl. Bank B.
Phone 6Sz
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-13
For Sals-MiseeHaueous

BRASS bedsteads and all ~articies Of brass
reuulshed in brass CT Roman gold. viii
call and estimate. Address ID 1e. care
Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-13
For Sale or EIehange-ReaI Estate

WANT TO trade s passenger car. in good
condition, run about s00o miles. for equity
Ia bungalow.
al Boutwell,.
JAMES J.. MARI & COMPANY.
phnra Aa-n
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-13

EQUITY IN BUNGALOW.
Manhattan Heights district, viii sacrifice.
1ezrinE city next week, 4 rooms. glassad
sleeping porch. hardwood floors large
closets. $50 gas range and linoieum on
kitchen and bathroom floors. garage and
chicken house. faces south on 2 full lots
Cali Boutwell,.
JAMES I. MARI a COMPAST.
Phone 455e.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-13

FOR eALE-
sl5 large framed. big boned. 4 year
old northern steers and a Few cows
FOR account Of owners. cattle mas
be Inspected or Ortiz Grant. IS
miles from Albuquerque and at
Etockyards near Lamy. Nay 24th
and 2Sths vii take interested
parties 70 inspect cattle
". II. ~GIBEENWATER.
Albuquerque. y IL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-13
Ready Reference Business Directory
Furniture Paeking

WE PACK. SHIP OK STORE furniture
cut glass and china. satisfaction suarau-
tsed- r. l. DANIEL. F. & n FCTKY, Pm.
l025-1o70-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-13

TWO nice lots. bargain. terms M Veazey.
Herald office.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-13

INI-II EalNI|U
We pack. ship or store furniture. cut giaal
and china I work mechanics only and
superintend all ny packing personally.
Used furniture taken % exchange for WORK
Phone n10.
G. d. HOUsER UPHOLsTERING co
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-13
Florists

sTALEERS' FLOWER SHOP - Pottal
plants o. Ell kinds: flowers FOR AL ocea-
sions. sos Mesa. Phi. SEA
OLDEST floral establishments IN Fl Paso;
ever thing &c flowers Hartman's Flower
shop Te1as and slznlgn- Phi SO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-13

We SELL new harness goods. auto tires
and tubes; We also sell used cars and
trucks They are IN demand at this time
by some OF our farm customers who mar
ket their crops through our place. stop
Tor rabbit, chicken and COW feed at
MYRTLE TRADING PLACE.
Phone e995.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-13


CH0NLA-Womeu'g Exchauga acc
sales shop u haud made articles Order
tazan for cakes i23 N. Campbell
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-01-08
Bnlkftwlltn1ft,.
10000 S&lere feroi9e til at tase
fat. Nrbeibet bil antagelig
foite ca. $22,o00,000.

@aibington 6en 2ben San. Gen
146e Solfetelling begpn6te ioag off,
cielt alle 9e1e al De Sorene6e @ta=
ter. 10000 Jo1fetGllere bar frroige
for glrbe:6et. S9llingen bill biie,
bpor flor 2an6ets 6olfen1Rngoe CT,
lant 8pr6ien af sSartne, @ruber og
6abrifer. Den ptl ogiaa bite, bbor
flor Del of 2anoets Nreal bruges for
2a11bbrl,g og bpor mango &erioner
anDenbes bber Sn6nitri.
JoIfetellingen le6es fra @aibs
:ington af 5am 8. 9fogers, Gbef for
set fp6erale Solfetpllingsbl1rea Der
bar 6elt 2anoet 379 Megioner efter
.@ongresoiltrifterne. Sptagelie11 al
6olfetallingen antages at billie foite
ca. $22, 100000. Eallerne faar fra
2 til DC for bbert 9eapn. Set er beb
|go forbnbt oem at rpbe Op!psni1ger,
Ser gibes 0ent.
sSfplge lt6lte Jolfetalling bar Be
Jore1ebe 9taters Golfempng6e 93,=
600, 900, met n1ttages bennegang at
bore ober tOO,0O0,000. @fignt
Dptellingen life bill tage mere eno
Ell Maaneo eIler to, bill man life faa
|pi6e 8eiultaterne fgr tent i Mprtl.
Irbeioet / II Gi1trifter begpl1oer lite
|affurot ibng. 0e Iofa1e 2e6ere al
Snllinge1 fal1 begpl16e, ,,aar De fin
Ser oet be!eiliglt line Megioner.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-01-08
TnrHkunHhptalitlu.

"na @rl1n6 af Sen operoroertlia
stov. naa Niuneapolis -Ii6el1oe
maa !. TO-, oloe paa ben @esel'
at 8labet T.. es ! Iorlfno. aores'
1elappen bier alto. til bpilfen Sag
8laoet ct betalt, og bbis berfor Got'
npelien al Mbonneme,,tet life er moo
taget tn6e1, MaaneoenS l1bgang Bit
Der bebfommen6e Mbonnent itreget.
Geume @egel bliper itrengt operbplo1
lige operfor alle Mbonnenter lloe:1
6orlfiel.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-01-08

- -
Gelegram fra NnJiteroam ioag.
8erlin ben 20en San. GplHano
pi1 antagelig life fpare paa bet lioitc
oIliereoe aon1n1llnifs ,.ugaaenoe Oct
Marinen1aterieI, Der jfal lepeses fon'
gritatlling for grafnil1ge11 al Glaa=
oe,, peb Scapa 1Ioip, men bill arran-
gere for ben Gel, Der ifel opergipcs
i 8aris, fgr BrotofoIlel1 11nbertegacs
Yaris 5. San. Set gberlte Nano bar
neolat tine arap til 1plflano paa
Golfer og Marine1nateriel for Scent.
,lillsen al Ben tpffe Glaa6e / 5capa
sslops fra 100000 Cons til 275,000
Cons, bleb Der meIbt ibag. 9ette
bentebes at bebirfe g.ebliffelig 1tn-
berteenelie at 9rotofolleu og Ser
iailles sGroftatet,s, S SSffrofttre6en.
8oo6et beorbrebe 8ulgarien at
opcrlooe General Ec,titin ,,bruet
&rtasommunitiot1 bleb ser 1nel6t.
Sen siterrigifef aansler 9fenner
ien6er en- Gelegotltil 8aris for at
anmooe oe ollierfoe ON piebliffelie
at opfpl6e iit 26ftd ON ct 2aan. Sc
all:ereoe og oe Gbrenebe 5tatcr bar
bibtil life. opfp1oh aeftet og &illtan-
Ben 9iterrig boper paa at blipe
ltuobol6elig, bleb per iagt.
Earis Sen 6te |syan. Geremonica
i Gorbin6elie neda gipe 0eriailles,
troftoten araft BIT finbe Ste6 / lloen-
riesoeparten1et1tets @or6erobeparelie
M. 4 2erbag gfferani6oag, blep Oct
iagt officipit ibag: De tplfe Delega=
ter> bon Simion % bon 2ersner, oil
efter at bope un6ertegnet Brotofolle,1
blibe operraft De- allierebes 'geote re-
bncerenoe &rapene til Gpflan6 pao
0offer % Materiel og til1taaeuoe 30
Maaneoers llofettelle for 11oleberin-
gen.
@otiftfationer1e bi1 berpaa bltpe
ubberlet. Eplferne pil fripe nn6er
-
fsrit oe iaa Repraientanter for Dc
ID alliereoe Magter, ion rattficereoe
Yerlaillestraftaten.
Mlliere6e Eropper bill 1trar Hipe
afienbt for at offnpere De forifielliee
Gutraaoer bper q fftenning ifal
bof6es. Beferoringen If otsfe 9rop-
per gienne,n Epiflano bill bore II
Gage.
SSr1liolertio bH 0eenanctllp, ben
franife Charge b'Mffaires, afreile til
Berlin, 1ne6ens Sen tpife. Delegat,
bon 2ersner, bil blibe initalleret
@eriailles, efterat BEN oiplon1atilfe
6orbin6e1ie er oprettet n1ellen1 6e to
Rationer.
Yaris oelt ste sSur. @atgb s. Wal=
lace ,oer omerifanife 9lmbas1aosr til
Jranfrige, bar ann1ooet bet eberite
@oao ont at in6leoe frernti6ige Mf=
gisrelier ne6 6orlnlel1 ~olliereoe
Magter" i1teoenfor uolliereoe og for
bunbne Magter", io1n bi6ti1 bar pe=
ret brugt oplpier vgebo 6e 8ariS".
uDette," flyer 8laoet, vbetegner 81
Gorene6e Gtaters 8eilutning officiz
eft life at 6ettage oe slfgiprelier,
lom treffeS Baris. "
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-01-08

plieafsiftea forbeiet af garrausa.
Merieo 9Th ben 2ben Sat1. Ct Sc.
fret fro 9rrfibenten forb6iebe ibog
Mfeifte,t poa Ole for l1oferiel III TO-
Broce1lt al Nettoberoien pr. Con.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-01-08
gritiif UNDERSTANDING n,eo 8ol-

I1tu.1ttptteIe YJtHpptuyts.
aipbe,tbabn ben Ste San. Sarnes
ID'@raop, Ser reprnienterer bel1 .bri-
|tiife @egieri,,g, onfom bib i6ag fra
2onoon for at gienoptuge l1noer-
ba11olingerne nreo 8olibebif- -@eprn-
.ie1to,,ten Marim 2itpi,toff al1eoae11-
De l6oerling af Sanger. ltnoerban6-
Iii1gerlre blep ofbrl.ot December,
forot Sc 10 Neprnie1ta,lter fl1noe
.penoe Dient for at fouferere nreo fine
=Hegicri,ger
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-05
RAISE new FLAG
i FOR PERSHiNG DAY

Black FRINGE Lodge. 49, -. will d. i's
bit in the celebration OF 'rerShlnE pay
Friday. Last October. -" Knights ~
PythiaS erected 4 haudS"m" HaE pui'. cn
the high school lawn and G.i,r.,'t.G - 90
the memory "f tn" Ch." count hu, -
who took part In tn" world var. GA
tho occasion ~ n" VISIT Of To com
mander OF the y T.. T.. Black prjnrr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-05
THE TAYLOR THOROFARE

with flying missiles FOR several min
ut"S.
The fight WAS the result Of celebra-
ilon which j. common among I he for
,.!gn element an Easter. and the for
cignrr% after filling up on pick handle,
d,cidcd - wind up the day with some
! thing exciting.
r-yoly.r and attempted Ia fire Il in the
city cooler. they viii b" tried before
Mayor sprouts at o'clock this evening
ni a ,hnrg,. of drunkenness and d-sor-
DERBY conduct.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-05
RECORD OF FAILURE.

THO administration ~'.u'- e." j., ".''"t
as successful, III adjusting 'tI'l I.s-
iutrs rs in putting down Nr":"..E.u@.
-PdrkcrshWrE News.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-05

tn, greater III" ne"cs<ity for saEin:
the greater your opportunity 10 use
Tho lntcligonc,r Want Ais.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-05
WINDOW BLOWN IN;
ROOF TORN OFF

HU' li':', lauuTE'. was dpur in this ~
C;mrE by The Wind storm that visited
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-05

Buy WAR SAVINGS srNMrS--
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-05

QUITE \ GRUUP-ISN'T IT.,
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An almost unlimited selection cam be madc
rope and taffcta silk at $3.50 aud S39.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
GENERALS QUINTET FAST
ROUNDING INTO CONDITION
Return of Blll Stevens Means Muck
to Five mt Washington
md
Especial 70 The Times Dispatch.J

i'-i'-'A' ~ ! ~ 4l1I'r- us pa ten.
LEXINGTON, VA. January 2i.-The
u iormida bic aggregation. With the
able TO play in the first three games
Oh inc season. the team has been re-
'narkably improved. The young cana
dian is wizard with the basketball
and is undoubtedly the best player
ever seen IN Lexington: lie has a re-
variable eye for the basket and has
an uncannN ability to dodge opponents
and TO pass the ball
Mccain IL now back nj his old posi- =
non at left forward, and En.leby Of
nc 1916 team. has cinchcd his place
at right forward. while Ray Moore. OF
OF his place at guard. With Stevens
at center. where ne will undoubtedly
remain q nXtur", and with Captaii,
bryant playing the same steady game.
me Generals present "a machine hard
TO handle.
Conch naftcry has plenty of extra
material In such mon as Hines. center.
and Thomas ana Harris. vino arc all
excellent players and who could easily
replace any man OH the floor il neccs-
snry.
The schedule from now on presents
n hard tas X for the Blue and White
team. ON Januar: 20 the Auburn team
first game with the Generals The
Aiabama boys won the Southern cham
pionShip last season. and the contest
Will be an interesting ono.
The Virginia Tech boys arc 20 be
met twice. and game with George
town University has been added to the
schedule. The game will he played in
Richmond on February .. and Coach
lsaftcry Is already preparing for the
Catholics.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
SPIDERS READY FOR FRAYs
RETURN FROM SWING OVER
STATE IN GOOD CONDITION
Although Defeated by University
TENNIS. Quintet Not Fearful OF
T.. y. i. A. A. Rnce.

With only two more games on their
preliminary basketball schedule. the
Richmond College Spiders returned
homo yesterday from their swing
through the State facing the Eastern
Virginia intercollegiate championship
contests. which nre ten days OF. with
mans job on IN cir hands. Compare
tive scores snow that the other mem
bcrs of the Il. V. L ~. y. have suffered
IN like manner. as the Dohson!tes when
they invaded tho university field, but
that does not give the Red ind Blue an
edge. Tic next two weeks. therefore.
will be- the crucia. test for the Eastern
Virginia quartet.
On Tuesday night the Church Hill
quintet will be on the West Finders
program at tho Y. w. g. y. gym. The
game is TO begin Mt O'Clock. and from
all Indicators will he a ripping. battle.
Church Hill has already cstaD ed :,
reputation this year. and the Spiders,
although They lave met revcrses. arc
better prepared than at any time this
season. The ether preliminary con-
test has been arranged to take place
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25

on the Same floor on February with
the local Medicos
The Medical College walked away
with comfortable advantage on this
Spiders in their last engagement. hut
since then Spiderdom has mustered q
spirit OF revenge. and has had some OF
the jagged ends taken or In their uni
versity encounters. Both games will
furnish some of tho best basketball
play to be seen here this winter
Tho Spiders will likely start the,-
varsity i've In tomorrows fray How
ever. Coach Dobson may decide to
give some or his reserves q chance a.
least before the contest is over but
no wholesale upset is expected. Men
now composing the Richmond College
first string group are Motley, Weeks
Carlton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
BOXING COMPETITION KEEN
SPORT NOW HOLDS CENTER
OF STAGE AT PENN STATE
Mitmen Are Working Hard In AntIcI-
patton or Meets With Other
College Squads.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch. ]

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
! STATE COLLEGE, PA, Jan. "a
boxing has undisputcd possession OF
the center Of the sports stage ut Penn
State these days, and developments in
that line have had tendency to over
shadow wrestling and basketball. A
schedule OF four and possibly i've
meets for the varsity boxers Is about
completed. and Dick IIarlow's mitmen
arc working day and night TO win
PLACES on the team.
The meet with tho University Of
rennsylv4nia has been definitely set
iurst home meet for the State boxers.
me season Will open with Marietta
College; at Marietta. Ohio, on January
'ho past few days. The Nav. sextet
WI be met at annapolis on February
for iai and iiafayette WIN come n here
vers!ty Of Toronto. Canada, has asked
ior a meet here. and will probably
appear about March l.
The college Championships were
scheduled for next Saturday, but the
meet at Marietta will mako it neccs-
other week. bringing it just before the
Tenn bouts, when it will aid Harlow
IN ~ selecting his team to go against
Field Nnrrows Down.
The field of boxers has narrowed
uomn 70 q rev good men and these are
0 0eing put through vigorous training
inSIsa Dy c kesn ,compstition: In the
had the most experience and is show
ing up well among the field, that now
-Jenkins. Reese, Eberlc and Miller.
In the l25-pound class, Friedman. a
agu rh,;r, ana Chanin. a sophomore. are
Is hard TO choose between the two.
CAPTAIN McFaIden Is holding his own
and IN me iIS pound class, although Rosen
the honor: Mcradd G@n IS f far, h ap f for
sure punch. and is being counted upon
as consistent winner. Brown and
pound class ana no doubt is enter
tanned as TO this class being a weak
spot on tho team.
Ted Aiken Il Leading
nos ea A = ien;,id last years loo,pound
year. with Weiss. and Stein showing
Up well. In the heavyweight division
Clarence Beck, tho football star. is in
experienced man on the team, and has
combination of weight and speed
that Will he hard to beat
interest in the meet with Penn is +.
lever heat here. and the men are any
i9u5 to aycnge the defeat handed oft
won for the Philadelphians' WSiijn I;n,n
secured in the capacity OF referee on on
Final tryouts for the college cham
nleted BY n!dweek: and these bouts
determine the candidates for the var
sity team. which opens It's schedule
afains. Lehish here on February H.
The trials thus Tar show that shirk
! ,I,ls, ana Garber for the i55- Pou"t
, great deal of experience.
Dave Detar, captainclect or las,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25

years team, stands alone in tho 1885,
pound class. The 145 title is most IN.
certain. with HILL, Durmirc and Rose
showing good stuff in ali Departing ITS
an experienced man, seems TO he head
and shoulders above other candidates
In the light heavyweight class IL will
be nip and tuck all season between
Brown and Mowrcr, both winning in
tcrcolleSiatc championship titles last
year. tho former IN the 15s-pound
class.
Brown has taken on more weight.
and ~ addition to lighting Mowrcr.
viii have to contend with Wilson. a
sophomore, who has shown excellent
form thus far. In the heavyweight
class there is an uncertainty between
Black. Emory and Weitzel. Black iy
suffering from an old football injury.
and Emory looks best for tho job.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
RAISING 100000 PURSE
FRENCH SYNDICATE TAKING
STEPS TO STAGE TITLE BOUT
Manager of Carpenter Declares Con-
tract With Cochran Expires
Oh February 1.
by G. L. BI:I,TE.,II

PARIS. Jan. 2i.-The rccord-breaking
purse of S200.00O may be offered for
the, .pempsey-Carpen,ic tight by a
Paris. syndicate Of French sporting men
anxious TO have the bout held in
France. IL this huge amount is raised
Soy and 100000 for Carpenter The
Frcpch syndicate Is headed by Prince
Mural
IN the meantime other promoters are
stiii campaigning To land the fight for
america. Nate Lewis. OF Chicago. who
~ no" In Paris trying To sign Car
pent.cr 10 meet DEEMS IN New Or
leans III behalf O: b,a =. Tortorich,
said today:
IN regard 10 coch."rs omer to bet
100000 that Carleati... mas signed an
i"onbound contract not TO fight any
whore but in England under his man
3Ecment, Francois Dcscamps assured
nae that Carpenter. under the terms OF
the articles signed with Cochran, will
February /. unless Cochran Is able 10
Drod':ca Dcmpseys signature by that
time"
No Bout for England.
THIS practically makes IL "A certainty
that the bout viii not be staged In
England. for II Is not considered pos
slhlr here that Dempsey will accept
tor!cb and Tex R!ckard have offered at
least twice as much.
Prince Murat. who is heading tho
French syndicate, declares he is con
ndcnt that patriotism Of French sports
men viii make the raising of the pro-
posed 100000 nurse. an easy matter
and that 1t Will be possible TO post
pointer is released from his contract
with Cochran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
CARPENTER TO LEAVE: PARIS
FOR NEW YORK; on MARCH 10

rs! universal service.
Paris. Jan. 2i.-GcorEcS Carpenter.
HeaN weight champion of Europe. and
aspirant TO the world till. is 10 sal!
for E"w York on starch -. accompanied
by bis manager. Francois DcsCampS on
bis way To Los angeles TO fuliili mo
TON picture contract. II Is expected
that the FrcnchInan viii give 4 few
boxing exhibitions while he is in the
United states, ana IL Is also considered
probable that the much talked Of match
With Jack Dempsey also Will be ar
ranged before he and Dcscamps start
lack home.
SHOULD tho match he arranged 20
'akc place 1T Tia Juana. or somcwhcro
Ia the United States. Of course, cnrDcn-
Ter viii hc likely 10 select trainiul;
quarters and remain until after the
match IN order 10 become thorough:
aCCiimatcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
RUB SPRA|NS, PAINS
AND SWELLING AWAY
noht "uncr! It's SO needIess--insfnnt
relief follows n rubbing with
est. Jacobs Liniment.o

Rub 1t on sprained ankle, wrist
shoulder. back or a sprain or strain
magic in old. honest est. Jacobs Ijnio
ment" because the moment 1t ia an
piled. out comes the pain, ache. sore
ness and swelling. 1t pcnetrates right
into the injured muscles, nerves. lign-
ments. tendons and bones. and relief
comes instantly. 1t not merely kills
PAIN out soothes and heals the injury
SO n quick recovery is effected.
Get small trial bottle of "St. Jacobs
Liniment" right now ct any drug store
and stop SUFFERING Nothing else sets
things straight SO Huickly-so thor
oughly. 1T Is tho only application to
rub on bad sprain, strain, brUsc or
Swclling.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
Sign r. ]. Moore as Pilot
for Danville Ball Club

Especial 10 The Times DfspatchN
DANNILLf;, VA, Jan. cf-Rus-
sell -. Moore Inns been signed up by
the Danri1ic BnsebnIl Associn ton to
plot the local club through it's nrst
scnson In the Piedmont Lcnrue Tr
~ 26' n native of Paris, Ky, md
iast ycar managed the Orlando, Fla.
team In the Florida Statc League
which won the pcnnant. Moore IN
heavy hitter md nm o,tI.Is
with a pronisinE record. The con
tract for the construction of N sS .OOO
grand stand I'm the newly-acauired
Hfounds nav been let to n local con-
Germ, and work will he stort,d fht.
week, the city hnyfnE nppropriatcd
S5,1OO for tho preparing OF the
grounds.