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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-03
IL CHINESE WOUNDED
IN ATTEMPTED MUTINY
icy Associated Prsas.,

New Orleans Nov. ELEVEN Chin
ese members ~ the crew ~ the Britt
ish steamship Elmloaf were wounded
early today when guards resorted to
pistol nre 70 queil a mutiuy aboard
the vessel
Twonty-four Chinese participated
in the riot which was precipitated
when officers OF the ship announced
that In compliance with federal regu-
lations. no shore leave would be
granted.
According 10 reports submitted at
the customs house the Chinese armed
themselves with knives. pieces OF pipe
and scrap iron and rushed from the
forecastle in an effort 10 overwheim
the guards. a number got over the
ship and hid in the woods bordering
on the river. The rapid firing OF the
guards influenced most Of those not
wounded TO surrender. Two OF the
wounded viii die according 20 reports
The Eimleaf in anchored at Good
hope about twenty miles above New
Orleans. The vessel - operated be-
tween New Orleans and Tamplco.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-03
REPORT DEATH DECREASE
ON RAILROADS FOR 1919

Washington Nov 2 Fewer PEI
sons we're killed on railroad during
1913 than in any vear since 1885 and
fewer were injured thar IN aav year
since 1910. said statement issued TO-
day by The interstate CONNER = COM
mission
puring 1919 4 total ~ GaTs persons
we're killed ard Isa.051 lnmred. com.
pared with ssSa Killed n ieas and
iis.aof injured in 1910 az the killed
during thv ytar ga were passengers
and % q" injured I.tse we're passeu
Were Employees ALLIED during 1919
numbered e.i3> ald t3Let, were I'M
iured
Fewer t.cspasscrs On railroads were
killed in 1919 than ar pg my year ~
tha commission rtooras. whirh e.
hack % 1850 Let vnar Z. s5s tre.fa.s.
Vrs were knla and esss Injured
Railroad oftie O. ssid their sr~. less
persons o.lt ol rmpioyment ma fewer
iramps Than formerly beelu.e IN ths
war
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-03
PATIENTS
TO ATTEND COURT

New York. Nov "A writ 81 ha-
bees corpus requiring the pro-
ductinn Ga court 81 81 inmates ~ tho
Manhattan state hospital was granted
today - Supreme Court Justice Nc
Avoy npou Application Of Louis
Cohen. a lawyer who had Just been
freed from the institution ~ the court
as "snne and wen balanced"
Cohen failed in an attempt % have
the court paH- today on the eases ~
the men whom he said were "improp-
erly detained and illegally committed"
and are entitled a. the right ~ suf-
frtEe Their hearings were set for
November 90. Justice McAvoy ruling
that the hospital authorities should
have time 90 prepare themselves 20
meet the allegations and 90 be- repre-
scented by the state attorney general
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-03
FAGG APPRECIATES
ROTARY CLUB WORK
Writes Letter 90 Appreciation FOR Work
b. Club Members aud Ladies
Teams

The Rotary club members heard read
4 letter from Marcus 4. Fag9 state
superintendent - the Florida society
Tor the Homeless and orphan children.
yesterday. In which he took occasion
81 thank the club as 4 unit and the
membership Tor the splendid work in
the recent campaign. The Rotary club
members and the ladies' team. under
Mrs Walker inEraham. raised consid +
erabiy more than hair ~ $1,000 IN
this city and were winners ~ the ban
quet 10 be given tae winning teams By
their opponents. members 81 the HI
wants club.
supt Fagg took occasion 20 express
appreciation 81 the work done by alt
the teams. both Rotary and kiWanis.
and the two ladies' teams under Mrs
Walker lngrahsm and Dr. Mary Noy e..
He u In ihe other Nest Florida eoun-
ties which had not completed their
campslnis and will announce the
complete amounts raised before lcav-
ms FOR jacksonville
Jack Moore. general secretary 81 lhe
T. NJ q. A.. was the principal speaker
IT thc meeting yesterday and gave a
long delayed report on TIE work ~
the boys committee ~ the club AmOng
the suggestions be offered % the club
was that working boys camping
trip b. plauned durlng the spring and
every boy In Pensacola working FOR
hls livelihood be- invited ont 10 spend
some time I'd The camp, The commit
Dee VIII decide upon some form Of ac-
tiYiiy Tor The boys 90 be- pat on by TIE
club The committee viii report back
b. tho club at e later meeting
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-03
ROTARY WILL MEET
NEXT THURSDAY

ualafnus viii h0.d lheir fegular
tlm'iiag rbmssllg ~ nest week iu.
lesl 81 fueeiav ed VIII have uura
H8 mviiH ih#eh fa'iHW nw the r0m
- of gw naraae With ihe Amer
truea dueng lhe mar iue The
u NN tke narl 10 lhe parWle and
70 ga v io y nrtin fuf thcir rcs4-
tiIa Aahfy hradausfiers viii
ni SHEET - booth ANA 81 thr
fr W "a ile hoaih btsor
*tt tHtneh Will ~ srrttal
wis 60 la the naraae in 8
moor. - wiN taEr
rC uri sHte 81 lhr "a
a4 Was drrkled upun by Ae
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-03

Guiding - In Cook county: Mckinley
trl. 7.sil Walter CD. a.2e3.
Hartford. Conn Complete: Harding.
2t257 Cox. 1885
Waterbury, Conn.-Compiete: Hard
ms. ii.t60; Cox. i010a.
Schenectady. y. Y. Nov. 2.-Schnec-
tady City complete give: Cox. 1884;
Harding. 1918
Governor Smith Cdl. 1854. MIL
Ter (rl. 1850.
Z. s, senator: Walker (dl. SCH:
wadsworth (r). 1851.
aKnsas City. Mo. Nov 2.-Three
precincts complete out of 2.g2s IN
Kansas City for president; Harding.
4sG. Cox. i2s. For Il. s. senator.
Curtis. 1875 Hodges. 81.
For governor: Allen. $50; Davis.
$50
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-03

New Nork-lt j. a question nov for
every woman - decide Tor herself
whether the very long o. the very
short waist Is the more becoming Tor
both are In vogue
The model with The Ions waist has
Is advantages but t Is not Tor the
woman a. whom nature or habits -
posture has given the short waist and
prominent hips. The woman Of thls
type should raise The waist-line suf-
ncleutly % produce the long slant line
or the gradual curve from az least
two inches above the normal waist
line
IN tbe third act ~ Little old New
York" Genevieve Tobin wears a frock
that illustrates this point n Is pre-
ei-cly the style ~ 1870, mat Is being
worn todaA ~ the alternative - the
moN en-aGe models
It's redipgate anil Nkured bodice are
lare-trimmcd and 81 ilr skirt are
frills ~ black lace with ribbon fcs-
toons
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-03
TOW STRANGE THINGS
SOMETIMES HAPPEN

~ want 90 nr't Fou o. "a luu knew
hai ! hAte i8tea two morr du-es uf
ilfr N "a HemedN snd have
iiasa iu lhs ln tHr H.t 3 weeks. si-
hnWh an thinner arWuua fhe waist
tban hHpe hcefuse ihc hloatinw Ia
a. Stomach has ca enne and aat
fenlire hke hay asain Thrre newer
nas 80, th 1E 81 tfls Wofld hall a.
80mi t. ills mn.IrtDa
n = timpie harmless prepare
tiun tifst rsmufts tI catarrhal mucus
from ihe intestinal tract ami atlays
So inflammation whbh causes practi-
eaily aii stamr-h liNer and intfnlinsJ
ailments inrud1nk appendicitis one
dosr uiu cnntiHf Ur nuuEz refunded
crystal pharmat aHd druggists ct-
ert where
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-03
j GLIB WILL
II. 30, SLIPPER

rna tnfHl elm viii re.e.
q Secretary Frederic
Ms eursers lnainhl afiW
Whr ~ Important baslnrs
1bna 80 among tham
rH tht incrcs uf elias
5rl Hs nsNt ftar hnd the MAX
Us is f1r the November
4fH.tr tie rrrri ~ tle aulit.ns
tnn mi in Wll aiso D. heard relatlre
90 t,N osl 80 tlie nsh ioups ANA
Hihrr alters.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-03
so. CAROLINA CASTS BIG
PRESIDENTIAL VOTE

Columbia. 8 G.. Nov 2-Returns
70 the state from three-fourths 81 the
counties Of south Carolina indicate
that a larger vote than usual was cast
IN this state many women casting
their ballots for the first time Out Of
probably $4,000 votes cast. Cox re-
eeived more than 5o.oo0 Senator =.
=. smith was reelected without op-
position and seven democratic con-
gressmon were elected. only one hav-
ina opposition.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-03
CENTRAL TRADES
COUNCIL TO MEET
Parent Labor Organization 20 Hold
Interesting Meeting Toninht.

The Pensacola Trades and LABOR
Council viii hold their regular weekly
meeting tonight AZ 90 o'clock Ia the
hail occupied hv the Marine Firemen.
oilers and Walrrtenders Union hall at
f0I south palufux street The meet
avg is enc uf importance 10 All labor
organizations In the city and an dei0-
gates are requested 90 BE on hand.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-03
HEAVY VOTE Is CAST.
I'm CITY AND COUNTY


crowds gathered az the polling places
no disorders were reported
Prom incomplete returns II is APP
parent that the good roads amend
ment had been defeated in this
county,
The vote polled and counted up %
the time II The Journal bssng printed
In the ~ precincts IN the city were as
faTfass-a.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-03

Two Roman villages dating back 20
the first century, y. c. have been dis
covered By excavations IN the Swiss
Alps
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-03

GrecnNtlls. s G.. claims 10 have the
largest policeman Ia the world. while
CRYSTAL SPRINGS. Mass. puts up the
smallest one
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-03

one Of the most perfectly preserved
fossil beds IN the United States has
been uncovered in the mountains near
Kemmerer, Wye.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-03

Shakespeare had only one romance
In his life and that was unhappy
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-03
ELECTION BULLETINS

Chicago. Nov -Thirty-four pre-
cincts out $3.50 IN Illinois. Including
% IN Cook county (Chicago) gave
Harding SAT- Cox. s.00s
For senator. - Chicago precincts
gave Waller Ud) l.o06 MaeKinley
Cr). 337O.
House Arkansas First. Driver
second. Oidneid. third 60 GOMEZ
4th. Wingo 5th. Jacoway. 9Th. Tay-
Tor 7th. Parks
senate. caraway
syracuse. n r. Nov. 2-This city
complete givc Cox. 1898 Harding,
81. oo3
For governor smith ca. a2.s74:
Miller Cr). 23,oss.
Louisville. Ky. Nov. 2.-Fivo hum
dred. twenty-nine precincts out Of s..
EOS IN Kentucky give Harding TO-
374: Cox. s1.556
For Il : senator az procinctsI
give Ernest Cr). 63.333. Beckham Cd).
1905.
Charleston. w. va..-Nov Forty
scattered precincts out 81 1858 Ia
West Virginia give: Cox. 4.744. Hard
INK $3.50.
Bridgeport. Conn. Nov. 2.-Bridge-
port complete gives Harding a plu-
rality ~ fo.37S
Harding 2i.465: Cox. 1907.
In 1915 Hughes plurarfty was l.
ia4 For Z. S. senator. Brandcgee.
$1,000. Lone Regan. 1905.
New York. Nov Returns from
several New York cities complete
show from president: Poughkeepsie.
Harding. lisa Cox. s.396
Troy Harding. 1881; Cox. 1850
Hornell: Harding. 2.7oa, Cox. 1897.
Binghamton: Cox. s.l72. Harding H.
25f
olean: Harding. s.o7i. Cox. 2.27s;
Auburn Harding. 6.24I. cox. 3949.
Niagara Falls Cox. 2.sss Harding.
$3.50.
Sioux Falls. s. d. Nov THE first
% precincts in the state 20 report
give Harding. 4219. Cox. 1.640.
New York. Nov 2r-Returns from
sliEhtly more than one-fourth of the
:, sos election districts IN the entire
state Of New York complied al $50
o'clock tonight show thai Senator
Harding was leading Governor Cox by
a vote Of more than 60 4
Complete returns from i.s3a dis
tricts. all but 295 Of which were out
side o. New York city give. Cox. 200. |
ISL Harding. $3.50.
Richmond Nov. -Four precincts
out OF twenty Ia Roanoke county gave
Cox. ilo Harding. lI2
Congress Woods Cd ~ Doak /
VA lea
Portsmouth City. with fourth Of /
the vote IN. gave Cox e7s Harding. /
22g pebs ~
Congress. Deal ca. 7o4 Landlord +
p4. 5ls senate Glass ca. ssh Pol
lard tr). i43
indianapolis. Nov Fifty-four /
precincts ont o. 3.3s4 IL Indiana give.
Harding 25ts3 Cox. ls.l64
For senator Watson tr} 1850.
Taggart (d) lass
Trenton. = d. Nov. e-Four dis
tricts cut ~ os6 in New Jersey give
$3.50 a+tttH N~ANt A#t A&&tt#a ii
New York. Nov 2-Returrw from
57o districts out Of g.732 On N&T York
city give Cox. 7o.7g8. Harding Isl.
2o3 Dehs 12s45
Returns from 100 districts give gov
crnor; smith. 226la. Miller ll.29s.
Louisville. Nov Senator Hard
Ing had = majority over Governor Cox
iu Louisville aud Jefferson county.
Returns from 81 precincts out II 299
save Harding 14.e8a; Cox. sls3
81 Louis. Nov. 2-One hundred and
seventy-one precincts out ~ 5sf0 Tor
president Harding. T1ss Cox. ssA
Chicago. Move Slxty-seVeu pre-
cincts of s.sa0 la Illinois. lneiuding -
in cook county fChieaao4 gave Hard
ing. 11.as2 COX. s.Tat
For geYernor IS urecIncts Including
81 in Caak county small 6r1 sa31
Lewis Cd. ss8&
Eor u ). senator. 80 precincts IA
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-03
Our Ad-Mdn Is q
Great Hand
AT nRNING TmNGs ~ sIDE Down

Yesterday while dabbllng IN POLL
Tics h. spelled TIE word sMETs
backward ami got STEW
To-day we are wonderiug whether be
means OYSTER OF otherwise
Leaving an Jokes aside iho habit 81
lookinE at an sides - proposition j.
: eeod one % cultivate.
When sou consider mat thn SELF
same quality We are offering IN MEMS
Suits AID ONEHC0AT~ are being
sold On nli slides f0r from kaUi - si000
more "a brings home the truth that
A PAYS a man well O. look before he
leaps.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-03

"NN-+s @ENk1W4
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40 suoFa2eaIp uod sisus kaguII sll
aAol usIpffgO sfsMou pun lean uew
-uo1s sn1u ags Sog oYsxgd sssftu4wu
iRom pun 1ssg saa sutAuu NJ p,tus,
xnok ems err nok uaul 'sSrxspd sasa
40 vIuIoTupo smvu aa1 Iog xoo1-kgua
s5Lx 20 dn16s .vTgaogaEa.. sasaST
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-03

Sioux Falls. 3. d. Nov. THE first
e precincts in the state 70 report
give Harding. 4.2t9. Cox. f640.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-03

New York. Nov 24-Returns from
slightly more than one-fourth ~ the
T,sos election districts IN the entire
state Of New York compiled AZ $50
o'clock tonight show that Senator
Harding was leading Governor Cox By
a vote Of more than 2 60 4
Complete returns from 1879 dis
tricts, all but 295 Of which were out
side q New York city give. Cox. 20o.-
ISL. Harding. 437 ass.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-03

Richmond Nov Pour precinct
out OF twenty Ia Roanoke county CAV
Cox. lie Harding lI2
Congress Woods cd IA boa
trA lea
Portsmouth City. with e fourth q
the vote IN gave Cox ga Hardins
2sg pebs ~
Congress Deal Cd. 7o4 Lankfor
rA. 5l2 senate Glass (dl. ssh Pol
lard tr1. I43
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-03

Chicago. Nov Thirty-four pre-
cincts out $50 IN Illinois including
20 in Cook county lChicago) gave
Harding SAT- Cox 3.00g
For senator - Chicago precincts
gave Waller d). .o06 MacKinley
Cr). 3a70.
House Arkansas First. Driver.
second. Oidneid third Co GOMEZ.
4th. wingo; 5th. Jacoway. 9Th. Tay-
lor 7th. Parks
senate. Carnwnw
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-25
SORE, ITCHING !.
BROKEN-OUT SKIN
NEEDS POSLAM.

II there ere any raw. broker-out
places on YOU'D skin that burn. itch and
aggravate Apply Poslam right on them
il cannot harin-and enjoy its benefits
which are yours So easily. Feel its
soothing, healing influence. II YOU SUI
fer from ccz"ma you should know At
once what P"@lHm can do for you. II =
your dependable remedy for any "rup-
tional disorder: pimpIcs. rash. s'a'D-
scale. Poslam is quaiIty--hcallag power.
concentrated.
Sold everywhere. For fres samDi"
writ" 10 Emergency Laboratories, 2ii
West Am s.. New York City.
And hn"lam Soap hcing mrdica 'ch
with Postum Will benefit your skin whiir
ue"h daily for toilet md bath.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-25
FINE FOR RHEUMATISM
NIusterole Loosens Up Those
Stiff Joints-Drives Out Pain

You'll know why thousands use
Musterole once you experience the
clad relief it gives.
Get a jar ii once from the nearest
drug store. 1t is clean. white ONT
n,cnt, made with the oil OF mustard.
Better than mustard plaster and Goes
not blister. Brings ease and comfort
while it is being rubbed on!
Musterole is recommended by many
doctors and nurses. Millions OF jars are
rsed annually for bronchitis Group. stiff
neck, asthma. neuralgia, pIcurisy, rhcn-
ma,ism. lumbago pains and aches OF the
back or joint SpranS, sore muscles.
bruises. Chilblains, frosted feet colds #
the chest Git often prevents pneumonia.
2Oc and 60c jars; hospital size $50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-25
UNABLE TO AGREE
ON FARE INCREASE

Special to The Intclligcncrr. w
STEUBENYILLE, .. Feb. -4--Nl,H
Council and the management OF me
NyhrrIinr Traction company are unable
10 agree on the rate Of a proposed iare
increase on tn. company's electro me
between ihis city and Brilliant, ana IN
dIcaiionS ar" that tn" dispute VIII ne
STATE Commerce commission for ad-
Indication. The company through IFS
General Manager. e. J.. Billings. Is IN
sisling on an eight cent cash rare or
seven cent tickets for the t"p lar"
zones between St"uhCnV'Ii". ana hrli-
Iant willis Council - Offering n G-ccnt
cash farc or rifIv tickets for S2.T5.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-25
BETTER THAN
WHISKEY FOR
COLDS And FLU

New Elixir, Called Aspiron-
II. Medicated With --latest
Scientific Remedies, Used
and Endorsed by Euro
pean and American Army
Surgeons to Cut Short a
Cold and Prevent Compli-
cations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-25

-lu.r wNr s,.l"..- -rE"u..
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-16
r Games Carded for Notre Dame Quintet This Week

AUTOMOBILE LEAGUE
Nonday-BOlsters Us. Skeins.
Tuesday vs.. Hounds.
dnesday-Tongue vs. Rims.
hursday-Spokes Us. AXles.
Friday-Reaches vs.. Hubs.
UNITED LEAGUE
Mondays. 4. Vets rs. Coil Spec
ials.
Tuesday-Daily BARRIERS VS.. Mann
Stars
F'riday-TexacOs VS.. Eagles
VEHICLE LEACC E-
Monday-Carburet Us. Tops
Tuesday Windshields Us. Pistons
Wednesday vs.. Horns.
hursday-Starters IS. Cylinders.
Equalizers VS.. Radiators
WEST SIDE LEAGUE
Monday-Clown Club rs. Lewis
Stars.
Tuesday Makielski vs. Nemeth
Colts
Wednesday, hoka stars VS.. Hap
py Five.
Friday--On Cans VS.. Murray *
Segety.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-16
BY LID. HTGHES.

When the war broke out Gene
Tunney Of Greenwich Village was
anxious to fight He wanted to get
20 the front so he told it to the
marines" and was therefore one Of
the "drst to fight" Gene was a
genuine soldier during the war. He
got 10 the front" both as a soldier
and as "a patriot He was in the
thick of the fight Now Gene is
back at his old job ring fighting
and as i'm the world war he seems
destined 20 "get 20 the front in the
strife of arenic conflict. Tunney,
under the management of the astute
Billy Roche. has all the ear marks
of the coming heavy weight cham
piou He has engaged in some half
dozen bouts since rehabilitation
and has won them all with knock
outs. His last encounter was with
tough Al Roberts who took the full
count i'm the eighth round
Tunney is one of the few really
intelligent fellows i'm the ring today.
Although practically "a newcomer
amongst the heavioS Tunney boxes
with the experience of a veteran.
Under the tutelage Of Jack Denning,
q leading middleweight a few years
ago. Gene has mastered the knaClI
of snappy. scientific hitting. His IA
vOrite punch is a right or left hook.
the blows travelling hardly more
than foot and a half 1t was with
EARRING jolts Of this description that
Dee weakened and finally dropped
Roberts.
Tuuney engaged in number of
army bouts i'm Paris after the sign
ing of the armistice one OF his best
performances was victory over
Sob Martin who later won the A. +.
r.. heavy weight title i'm tournament
matches. Tunney received a de-
eision over Martin in a four round
bout. but being a liEht-heavyweight
was not permitted by the military
authorities 20 enter the heavyweight
tournament bouts.
Before entering the professional
ring the Greenwich Village terror
was a book keeper with a New Y ork
commercial house. Tunney views
his change from the sedentary 70
The strenuous with humorous phil
1sophy housekeeping" unused
Gene. sis all right until your books
are off on their balance. I derive a
lot more fun knocking other guys
off their balance in the ring
though"
Tunney is the idol of Greenwich
Village where he belongs TO the
I leading clubs. the Tough club and
Che villagers the members Of which
,srd their lung power TO every fight
IN which Gene participates He is
y lccu-ar ehurch-goer and every
-me ne fights several priests ac-
company him TO the rinESide. not tC
give spiritual or Tucli"tic advice
| mt merely 70 y.Cw tn athletic pro
wess of worthy parishioner. Tun-
roy is savage. Uniclenung work
man when he has a task TO accom-
plush in the riu- hut Re Away:
c0mmiserates deeply with a falleI
/ foe and is the nrst 10 assist him q
mis- corner. Perhaps the infuenc,
OF his sister accounts for these gen
/ erous impulses. She is a nun in ;
/ New York convent
tConyright. 1Q201
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-16
WILLIAM FOX SIGNS
CARPENTER FOR BOUT

NEW LORK. Feb. Is. - William
Fox. the moving picture and theatri-
cal man. said tonight that he had
received a cable message from ".
DesChamps manager Of Georges
Carpenter. the French heavyweight
champion. accepting an offer for
Carpenter TO engage in a worlds
championship contest with Jack
Dempsey in America on July 4. or
Labor Day
Winfield r. Sheehan. a represen-
tative Of Mr.. Fox, Yesterday con
ferred with the French manage To
obtain the necessary signatures.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-16
TRoEH WINS WING SHOT
AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP

KANSAS CITY Mo. Feb 15-
frank NJ Troeh OF Vancouver.
Wash. today won the international
amateur shot championship. the
principal event OF the interstate
rap shooting tournament I'm pro-
srcss here since Monday.
Troeh defeated Harry snyder Of
Kansas City who led when The first
Eaf of the event was completed
yesterday His score was Pf- I'm
edition Troeh captured the first
ash H<tzs.