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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-03
|nInormIotarea Iui
vaSi|e P. StantSCu

Fri, dupa amiaza am dus la To-
casul de veciu pc acela care a fost
Easile p. Stanescu, unul dintre
fruntasii rominilor din Cleveland
81 al organizatiunei noastre.
La orele IL locuinta fostului no.
stru prieten a fost pima de lume,
familia numeroasa q decedatului,
prieteni 81 cunoscuti din Cleveland
81 imprejurimi.
Cortegiul funebru, compus din
peste treizeci de automobile a ple-
cat la orele l 20 p. m. la biserica
ST. Maria unde s'a celebrat servi-
fcialA d;si4-4 4slsxtsef stal Ilis Pep.
Dupx serviciul divin, preotnl
1lie Pop 81 d. Nicolae Nestor, ad-
ministratorul ziarului nostru, ali
tinut cuvintari, aratind meritele
raposatului, care fost un bun ro-
min, un bun sprijinitor al organi-
zatiunilor rominesti, infiintatoru,
societatii "Luceafarul" din Cleve-
land, presedintele Inst. nostru Ii
pografic 81 dupa aceea easier della
l Ian. 1913 pima la l Aug. 1918
Biserica era tixita de lume, We
nita Sc dea ultimul tribut aceluia
care pc cit mijloacele ia permis a
ajutat pc toti carl au recurs la ell.
81 la multi Ii S a umezit ochii.
La orele patru, dupa 0 scurta
rugaciune 81 "In veci pomenirea
lui," corpul neinsufletit, inainte
GU citeva saptamini robust 81 plin
de viata a reposatului, . fost CO.
borit in jalea dureroasa a familiei
81 a prietenilor carl l-au cunoscut,
asa cum Fam cunoscut 81 moi, in
groapa rece, solitara, locasul eel de
veci al tuturora, bogat sau sarac,
lmparat sau proletar.
Pc mormanul de coroane lasate
la capitul mormintului am obser-
vat trei coroane mari, frumoase,
una din partea fiului sau Constan-
tin, alta din partea fratelui sau
Costica p. Stanescu, 81 una din
partea ziarului America 81 a func-
tionarilor lui.
Printre prieteni 81 curoscuti din
alte orase am observat pc id. loan
N. Hoza, presedintele corporatiu-
nei noastre, loan N. Sufana, secre-
tarul general al Uniunei s. r. A.
mericane, George Sslca, membru
in directia Inst. Tipografic, toti
din Alliance, O.; d. Alexandra
Cosma, Warren, O., d. George Bor-
conan, Canton, D., dina Nicolae
Topircean, New York.
Societatea' Carpatina, al carei
membru fost reposatul fost re-
prezentata de delegate nume-
roasa, impreuna Gu drapelele ei in
doliu, 81 presedintele societ2tii loan
Santeiu.
Printre telegramele de condolen
ia am observat una din partea a.
loan N. Serbu, din New Castle,
presedintele Uniunei s. r. A., ri
Familia Pacurar, din New Castle,
Pa. Rep.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-03
0 mare primejdje nationa|a
Acapararea propreau urbane de catre seini Gu vaux
favorable,

o chestiune dc foartc mare In
semnatate scapa de dol ami d.
zile atit atentiei guvernantilor
cit 81 ochiu.ui de Argus al presei.
Spunem ca scapa, caci altfcl ar
trebui sal invinuim pc conduca-
tori Statului din aceSti din urma
ami de lipsa de prevedere, de
ipsa esentialei calitati ce Sc cere
oamenilor de Stat.
In loc ca sd sc Fl prevazut din
vreme ceea ce avea "a Sc intim.
pie 81 sa Sc Fl luat o masura
utila asa cum s'au luat atitea pc
calea decretelor-legi adesea pen
tru chestnut de interes mai multi
privat, s'a perdut un timp pre-
tios 81 s'a ingaduit creiarea unei
situatiuni foarte primejdioase.
Este yorba de primejdia ex-
proprierii proprietatii rationale
urbane gratie cursului de schimb
foarte favorabil pentru unii oas-
peti streini, refugiati la moi sau
char atrasi de posibilitatile de
cistig ce le ofera situatia noa-
stra economical, de la adapostul
unei ordine de Stat desavirsite.
In porturi,e noastre, la Braila,
la Galati 81 mai ales la Con-
stanta, s'au facut in ultimii ami
un numar linens de transactiuni
asupra imobilelor. 1spltiti de
preturile crescinde ale tuturor
bunurilor 81 n special de creste-
rea fantastica yalorii proprie-
tatilor imobiGare in masura CO
|sfainta nnsstsS - -isr4lass6-
rile de noui constrlctiinu Sc In
cepeau, = multi proprietari ro-
mini Si-au vfndut imobilele strei-
nilor carl oferiau cele mai bune
preturi gratie monedci lor ma
tionalc GU ours favorable. S'a in.
tlmplat, ast-fel, ca foarte multi
streini, dc curind stabiliti la moi
din diferite cauze, sau char cei
stabiliti mai demult dar avind
legaturi la eli acasa, au cumparat
81 cumpara mereu mobile pla-
tind sumo fantastice cratic cursu-
lui foarte favorable pc care la
avut sill are inca, de pilda, drah,
ma grcceasca fata de leul nostru.
In accst mod sc petrecc fenome-
nul ingrijitor al unei adevarate
exproprieri proprietarilor ur-
bani romini in favoarea unor
streini mai de multi orr mai de
curind stabiliti la moi.
Ce efecte poate avea in vlitor
proletarizarca asia a micilOr pro-
prictari urbani romini - fiindca
in gcnere aceStia au fost tcntati
de preturilc ridicatc = nu este
greu dc ghicit, = dupa cum G
foartc uSor dc intrevazut pri-
MEDIA instrcinarii mai accen-
tuate a unor porturi rominesti
carl erau 81 pima astazi putin ro-
manizate.
Ceca &C s'a facut pima acum
din negligenta sau rea vointa
trebue facut imediat. Sa Sc inter
zica, att cit va tinea valuta sea.
zuta in proportia de astazi, ori &C
VlnZar1 lmODlllare Cdtre SJrcml 81
totodata sd Sc ia dispozitiuni re-
troactive fata de vlnzarile ope-
rate pima acum.
Ori ce obiectiuni asupra re.
troactivitatii mise par dinainte
fara seriozitate caci anulabilita-
tea contractelor 1ncheiate in ase.
menea conditiuni, de catre ceta-
tenii streini, mar putea da loc la
daune reale pentru colectivitate,
Am inclina char sd credem toe.
mai contrariul: anulabi.itatea az
constitui I'm cistig pentru coles-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-03
REPubLlCANI| CAST|cA|
STATELE Din EST 81 VEST A DAT LUI HARDING
o MAj0RITATE C0v1R$IT0ARE De v0TURI
voTUL FEMEIL0R FosT UN FACTOR IMPORTANT
REPUBLICANu CfST1GA 81 IN ALEoERuE
PENTRU CONGRES
Blu LETIN
In ultmee rapoarte da ndicat ca sAtele Maryland
i Missouri fos consderate probab democratic
rect In republican, lar in Oklahoma votre sunt aproape
egale.
In sena pare sgur Cd democratic perdut patu scaune
pc cnd rspubican pretnd Cd cgat Gel putin scaune
ar in representation sperau alba mrtate
optsprezeoe.
BULLETIN
NEW YORK Nov-George White pre;edintele comi
tetuui central al paridului democrat trims mmatoarea
telegraln6 seuatorului Warren g. Harding:
"Poporul american va ales majorate covrsitoare.
va fsct din nia 81 va doresc strucit condu
cerea aoeste mari natiuni in aceste ore critice

Republican, prin 0 majoritate
foarte mare au clstigat aproape
toate statelc de la nord de lima
Mason 81 Dixon. Warren Gama-
liel Harding din Marion, Ohio, ii
fost ales presedinte al Statelor
Unite.
Guvernorul statului Massa-
chusetts, a fost alcs vice-prese-
dinte.
Victprie republicana fost
tlt \ mars SR cit = cistieea
e III "A \ hnn6 naajori4ate Ia
u11 lsYll fleseis nsifof, III 4 ii itss 81.
nst republicanii au cfytigat 0
majoritate prin care ISL pot asi.
gura lucrlrile.
Aceasta inseamna ca senatul
are majoritatca trcbuitoare ca
sd asigure pc noul presedintc ca
programul formulat pentru poll.
tica Statelor Unite, de substi.
tut Liga Natiunilor negociata dc
presedintelc Wilson prin o aso.
ciatie q natiunilor sprc asigura
pacca internationala, va deveni
fapt.
La unsprezece ore All seara al
avut loo doua cvenimentc prin
care democratic s'au dat batuti
in fata coyirYitoarelor voturi pri,
mite dc republican,.
George White presedintclc co
mitetului central al partidulu!
democrat, a ccdat ca senatorul
Harding 81 un congress republi
can a fost ales.
I. In acclas tinlp, pc cind guver
norul Cox in Dayton nu voia s.;
faca nici 0 declaratie, ziarul lui
Dayton News, a scos un nuual
extra prin care anunta victori.
lui Harding.
Rapoartele ultime arata ci
Harding este de sigur ales, pri
mind pima acum $50 voturi elec
torale, din totalul de 531. Unu
candidat, sprc a Fl ales, ii tire
buie numai 266.
New Yorkul a trecut la Har
ding prin . majoritate care 81
ridica Ia 10000. Acest oras ;
fosts inainte democrat, afara d.
tinuturile din jur care erau re
publcape, Ss,
llnois-ul se asteapta ca sd del
republioanilor Q majoritate d
100000.
Ohio, statul celor dol candi
dati rival, a TRIMS vorba in tar
Cd tntre Gel dol feciori al acestu
stat = ales pc Harding prin
pluraritate de sproape 100000.
Rspoartele de All dimineat'
arata ca urmatoarele state pot /
considerate ca sigure pentru re
p,dblicani: California, 13 votur
electorate; Colorado, 6; Connec
ticut, z; Delaware, 3; Idaho, 4
Illinois, 20; Indiana, Is; lowd
Is; Kaa,sas, 10; Maine, s; Mas
sachnsetts, Is; Michigan, Ii
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-03
laraSe$ti

u Wv ~~''~1 Wv OASS Wv . N@A Wv w.
nuri, spinteca intunerecul. Stelc
de a<tinci SO ride una dupa alta,
albe, roSii 81 cad luminind fccric
pam1ntnl plin de groaza. Moartca
urla ingrozitor. Ea vine Gu bra
tele osoase, intinsc. Vifor Dc
gloante pomestc din orbite, lar
maNlcrile, 1ntr' 'un zgomot sata-
mic, ticanesc Gu mitralierilc,
Aoartea r1nje3te inspaim1ntator.
PASeSte fara miN peste mile de
oameni carl cad sacerati de Goa
sal blestemat4. Tuna fntr una.
Crfmpciul acesta de pamint ne
fericit alnestecat Gu sfnge 81
.trupuri carl Gu toate acestea via
ia trebuic sd invinga. Sc clatina
pima 81 maruntaielc pamintului.
Curl strivite plinc de tarina,
ochi incruntati sgaiti spre Ger,
mini smulse din coate samanatc
prctutindeni, tidve zdrobite Gu
crcerii 1mprastiati pc hama sol
datului de alaturi, corpuri mutt
late, picioare rupte, pintece MUS
cate de granate din care curg
intestinile afara, piepturi stra-
punse de Spite de obuz din care
Sc prelinge SINCE, tr,lpuri START
mate in bucati de carnc motto
lite In tarina, iata icoana.
81 aceasta icoana Sc, repeta de
5 ori pc noapte 81 tine de 16
nopti in sir. @ vesnicie!
Naluri de oameni carl stu ce i
asteapfG daca au scapat de la
moarte, in 4tacurile din noaptea
trecqt1 1paiateaza din nou, vo-
~ ddu u ris iil)lIi II. - q
acesste . fiec3rui din moi, care
Gu mimic in lume nu sc poate
rasplati.
Fe-care, stole renunta la toatc
bunurile vietii, = plinge pentru
o clipa viata dc care sc dcsparte,
doar om... 81 alungind ori ce
a'mintirc, carol induioscazd, III
preface illima in stana de piatra,
pleaca, pleacd, dc undc nu Sc Va
mai fntoarcc... Mosia maj
scumpa dc cit yiata.
Vije!ia este oprita dc cite-va
nil dc oamcni, cca mai mare
partc rSmasi in rindul celor
drcpti...
Teutolii GU toatc maSinariile
Ion, Gu arta razboiului cc stu
minunat 81 armata cita frunza 81
iarba, au fost opriti pc loc de .
nina dc oameni: eroii dc la Ma
rasesti...
Trccuse toiul luptclor crincene.
In dimincata zilci de 8 August,
ma hotarii sd colind tot Mara
sestii. Numai' cerul dc vara ra-
mascsc acelaS Gu privirea buna,
A disparut farmccul dc alta data
al scs,llui frumos de pc valca
Sirctului. Au plecat 81 paserile
departe. An disparut linistea 81
poczia cimpului aurit Gu holde
81 nici cintece nu Sc mai aud
prin Val.
Dlumurile lungi 81 albe de-
tara pustii. Zadarnic mai astepti
sa treaca vrc-o cSruta Gu cali
iuti, marunti 81 roibi, sprc Foe
sani, Gu romini sfdtosi III ca, i'm
bracati in straic de sarbatoare
81 o lclita Gu bujori in fata 81
care Sd te prapddcasca.. M mai
alearga nici trenul ca o rinduni-
ca, la vale, spre inima tarii: Bu-
curesti; .nu flutura nici 0 batista
din NINA unei femei, Ia fereas-
ira yagonului, nu, nu... Mimic,
mimic, de altadata.. Par'ca nici
ma mai fost, pared a trecut un
veac do cind ogoarelc rideau de
lumina soarelui, apele Gu fiecare
val spuneau povesti minunate
din batrfni, lar horele mindre, in
cfatecul scripcei 81 a cobzei,
saltau fnaintea scrinciobului din
vatra satului.. Au plecat toate,
A ramas Moldova mea sculnpa
din zglobie, din minunata fata
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-03
PENTRU MONUMENTAL
ECATERINA TEODOROIU

Suma cea din urma $1068.01
loan Turcu, Warren, o.. 100
Total -. $1069. .01
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-15
National and American
Leagues Sign New
Agreement
HEYDLER IS OPTIMISTIC
Baseball Courageously Met
All Issues, He Declares
In Report

NEW YORK, Dec. lI.-The IA.
tional league Il. ',s annual mo"dni
today extended for three years IN,
term of President John a. Hcydlof
and granted him substantial in
crease I'm SALARY. lila present salary
is $4,000 a year and the increase
is said to have been 30 per cent
which would mako his salary tl5,-
Oo0. Tho additional years will make
his term expire December 3I. 1924
Tho now agreement with the
American league, which ~ 80 run
for 20 years. was adopted and signed
by zach ~ tho eight clubs ana Pres
ident IlcydlCr.
Baseball as an Institution has re
apnndcd quickly and couragcously to
meet an Unprecedented situation
growing out of the discovery Of
crook cdncss." Eid President lIcyd-
Ter IN submitting his report. 'rh.
whole governmental structure of tho
game has been changed to meet this
issue of dishonesty within the ranks
and 10 cope with the gamblers at
tack from without. No one need
fear III" outcome.
llul w WV a' N'tbpllt ''lI ~ W
York club barred two players for the
beat interests of the sport, thereby
practically destroying It's pcunant
chances. The Chicago club dropped
another undesirable and successfully
defended "a damage suit brought bv
this player. The trial was IA public
one. the evidence presented by the
league being Of such relentless fo.co
~ to warrant n finding against the
player by a Jury OF his own towns.
people. This verdict for clean base
ball proved al far-rcaching value
at this time there persist In cir
culatlon rumors which have To do
with tho probity of several other
players. Your president has fol-
lowed every practical and tangible
report of this character to the end
OF calling players concerned before
him for examination and preserving
records OF testimony"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-15
The Knockout
KOI-ND INNIl.Al,

Ro( Nd TWELVE,
Dempsey led right to head and
Brennan landed u similar biuw.
They exchanged rights Ia the head
and Dempsey jahb,d lett 10 face
aud put a hard right Ia body.
Brcnnnn landed LETT to face and
Dempsey scn, right Ia body. \,
close quarters Dempsey shot two
hard rfts Ia the body. brennan
landed left 10 the head but
Dempsey stepped In with icft and
right u wind aud drove ~ hard
right over the heart and hookcd
his len Ia the stomach. Brennan
Crunplci and almost doubled
from the effects OF these blows
and a. he tottcrcd toward the
floor Dempsey sent INN sprawling
on The ropes with u right sDiash
On the head. The blow over, the
heart had done It's work and
Brcngan. while he tried hi, ut
most to regain his rect, only rolled
Nhout on the floor of the ring white
Referee iiaujup counted off the
ten seconds. BrcDnan's seconds
then jumped In and carried their
man Ia his corner. The champion
showed no other outward effect OF
the battle than u split left ear.
which BLEED profuSci,. The time
ot the twelfth round was ,,5;.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-15
COACHING CHANGE
NOT CONSIDERED
West Virginian Is Not
rendered Kendall Col.
lege Job

MoRGANTOWN, w. Va. Dec. "A
''Tubby' Mcintyre. head coach o,
the West Virginia university foot.
ball team for the past five years
will probably coach the 1921 foot
ball squad OF Henry Kendall collers
at Tulsa. Okla, it was reported In
college athletic circles here TO-DAY.
Athletic authorities have an.
nNinced that Mcintyre will not hs
engaged to coach the 1921 Noun.
tainecrs. and that his successor win
be named next Saturday night.
u is known that officials o, ,hs
western college approached McIn'
tyre last season. and again this voar
and those In close touch with tbe
former Mountaineer pilot gay he
will accept the berth at Tulsa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-15
MINORS DISSATISFIED
George Mains, Member or Minor
Commission. says Proposed Scw
Agreement Unpopular.

DETROIT, Dec. li.---Dissatisfac-
tion over the proposed agreement
between the major a~l minor
leagues which ~ yet To be ratified
by the National association Of pro-
fesisonal baseball leagues, was ey-
pressed today by George II. Mains
president OF the Michigan -Ontar,g
league. and a member of the minor
league committee which met with
the majors in New York saturday.
Many minor leagues are dissat-
isfiod with the proposed agreement"
said Mains, "and | think it il an
abortion In its present shape. We
must have vote and voice one the
same council and in all matters that
would effect minor league inter-
ests and also in the choice OF "A suc-
cessor 10 Judge Landis. as we will
not be sentenced by future base
ball head in whose choice we have
had no hand"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-15
THE TURF
At NEW ORLEANS.

Fitst Race. Gu ruriongs chers PEI,
tshil'ing, first Tipford. Crhurber, SOC
ond Iopover, (Stack) third. Time. i!la
Marianne II. hidden Talent Riddle. THO.
10y. rinder. Tony. Polysamist. oid Hose
Horeb. also ran.
second Race. q rurlonss--Douhis Van
tMooney) first; Opportunity. uieinlsch)
second Terascon. tcoiicttD thltd. tim,
tiis Puliux, General George Washins
sS', ,Sn' cG%"Sno' oi.o t.m chick HarAey pr camp
Third Race. 6 Furionxs--chaS 4. Byrn"
uykcl first. Sea Court. Iiamllton) scc-
ond. Mary Fonso. Robcrts) ,hlid. Time,
The Moor, Dnnnoll. superb. Tut. ilIgh
-Four Fourth S''G Rsss. ss rur,ons. Anticipate.
,coliettD first Phantom Pair oMcAtcc,
second. Shoot on. OieupIe) third. Time.
!. 10 as Resist ~, Gerpaln, Head over
Heels, Jago, also ran,
rifth Race, Mile nnd one. Eighth
Tailor Maid. OPonco) first, Biff bang
,McAtee) second; Rapid Traverlcr (Coi-
letu) third Timo so. Tantaius, pa
habiath H. also ran.
sixth Race, Mile ana 10 Yards--Rapid
stride. Mooney first Baliy bol, Oob-
orss, second; nurgoync tBahinl thiri
rimo, las oii MoKcnna, kallopoIia
Seventh RYcc' Mile and 20 yards No.
hraske, tMoEeyl urst' reggy e, uonsl
second, Lady ward, tErlckaonl third
Tmrov T,mS' 80 ,s' ,S;co,n SesGah hpu9I3, ?,
III, Lad, PIlscu. also ran.
Entries To-day.
First Race. . FurlongS-- Martha Grty
loi, Puzzle, iOi' brown nm iN5. EliEh
beth May, l09i Homo Guard, ll2; fingr
Bowl. ne. Secretary, tl2
Second Race, Furlungs--Alicc Atkin
lo'. Sea Board. io7 Magic Castle, i07
Calcthump. los; Lcholand, 1899 American
Maid. ioe; Reluctant iie; Tony Sat,on
iis.
Third Race, FNrionRH -Ruvoca, l0s
she Dey,'. lo2; Early sight loI; ~
Shaffer. Sl0T. Annie Edgar. tO7. Rnnyar
lo7. Bcsu Brumtncl H. ioi, notHy. ioi
Propaganda 40.
Fourth Race. So Furiones Uosco
Goose. 1906. Brisk, Tot, Lnncelot, III; lro
noy. ii2, Toe The Mark. ia, Murphy
llt.
Fifth Race Mile and Sl,tccrth--Th
W.T.. ioa; Gain ne Cause, lo7 Summo
SiEh, loe; chief, i0s, flNer ne; Romeo
lOa
sixth Race. Mile aud ono. Eighth
iruneH. iOa Ifarvey Smarr, 1917, Tugs
i07; King Neptune los: nnr ono, lOs
Sasin, los; AustraL 10. Capital city
III. Great Gull. IA
seventh Race, Mile Opportunity. ios
Golden Dawn. I0?: Spcodstcr, 1Oti Glen
well. 100; Waukcag. lo6, Hctlin lo7
nrnom roddlcr. l0s. war Club, III.
Weather clear, track SLOW.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-15

right cross ana Dempsey hooked
his left hard to the head. They cN
changed short left uppercuts and
Dempsey drove his right to The
head. brennan fen into a clinch
to avoid Dcmpsoys right, buI
Dempsey pushed him off and scnt
left and right to tn" body Thcy
exchanged lefts and rights To the
head, but NJ close quarters. bcmp-
scy landed three or -four short right
arm jolts 10 the body and neck,
Dcmpscy's round.
ROUND l..
Dempsey bled considerably from
the mouth aud ear while In his cor
ner. Dempsey led right To head and
Brennan landed similar blow
They exchanged rights 10 the head
ana Dempsey ilbtcd left to face ana
put u hard right To body brennan
landed left to face and pempscy
sent right To body, to close quarters
Dempsey shot two hard lefts to IN"
body, Brennan landed "A LETT to the
head but Dempsey stepped In with
left and right 10 wind and drove a
hard right over the heart and
hooked his left To the stomach,
Brennan crumplcd and almost dou-
hlcd from the effects OF these bluws
and as he tottored toward the floor
Dempsey scnt him sprawliug on the
ropes with right smash on the
head. The blow over the heart had
done its work and Brennan. while
he tried his utmost to regain his
feet. only rolled about on the floor
OF the ring while Referee liaukup
counted or the ten seconds. l}ren-
mans seconds then jumped In and
carried their man to hts corner. Tho
champion showed no other outward
effect OF the hattie than a split left
ear. which hlod protuscly, The time
of the twelfth round was l.51.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-15

great Notre Dame star won u place
in the hearts of gridiron followers
this fail and he will forever oc-
cupy n place in the hall of fame as
one of the greatest backfield men
of football history. Gipp was the
best Of the season and unanimous
selection for an all-Amcrican place.
Gipp was popular among his team
mates, fellow students and rival
players. A real sportsman as well
as brilliant player. he was the sort
OF fellow who makes red blooded
sport worth while.
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Bili Brennan last night sur
prised fistiC enthusiasts when he
staid ~ rounds with Jack Dcmp.
scy. something no other fighter
has ever done since Jack first be-
came u real championship con-
tender and later champion. AZ
though Brennan was not COnsid-
cred likely tO stay over 10 rounds
and possibly not five, 10 WIS
agreed that he was rs tough and
courageous fighter as ever
stepped through the ropes. Brcn-
nan proved that last night. lie
threw discretion IA the winds and
adopted the offensive many times,
even when taking u beating Brrn-
nan showed his stamina and
gamcnc.ss in n remarkable manner
when he came back In the ninth
round and won that fra me by
shade after Dempsey Ind won all
rounds after the second.
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Ireland's navya-there isn't any
has been the subject of many jokes.
Here's why the Emerald Isle has no
navy: they tried to organize navy
one time and all the Micks wanted
to he admirals. consequently the re-
cruiting ended in free-tor all
fight.
leo y. I1ynn enjoyed n good
night Inst night. In addition To
the s'slcndid showing made bv
Brcnnan, Kid Norfolk. light
cavywcikht negro scrapyrr ad-
WinisterSri Il severe troupcing ~
Bill Ttatr, giant negro svarrine
partner or Dcrnpry's, who tow
cred half foot In height over
Norfolk ami Outwcightcd the Kid
~ pounds.
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Here's the irony Of life FOR you:
borrowing money 10 pay income
tax.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-15
Gipp, GridirOn Star
Dies After Gallant
Three Weeks Fight

SOUTH BEND, Ind. Dec. IA
George Gipp. star halfback of the
undefcatcd Notre Eame football
team. died here early today fol-
lowing three weeks illness of
streptocic throat trouble.
Gipp's mother. brother and sis
ter were at his bedside when
death occurred. Gipp was "a years
old. Three weeks ago he became
Ill NJ tonsilitis which developed
into pneumonia. Many Of his
teammates and fellow students Of
fcrcd their blood for TRANSMISSION
hut Gipp was too weak 10 undergo
the operation.
just AS he hattlcd on the grid
iron, Gipp fought with iron de-
termination against death to the
last. Physicians worked over him
for hours in "A desperate effort to
prolOnE the life of the dying ath-
l-te. Gipp was rational through
out his last hours and with grit
tod teeth and clenched fists he
struggled with hts foe.
Mrs. Matthew Gipp. his mother
swooncd when she learned last
night her son was dying. Revived
however. she and her daughter,
Coach RoCknc of the Notrc Dame
team aud close friends Of the all
bedside at 81. J&cphs Hospital.
Atkins and Martin Draw.
DETROIT, Dee. l4,--Dick Atkin
drew with Young Martin in 4
rounds. Alec Novecki conauerc,
Jack Collins In eight rounds.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-15
h.ttcr shorten Tlnrlr

The members OF the choir were
practicing the well-known anthem,
"As the Hart Pants After the Water
Brooks"
The rendering of the open stages
was apparently not quite to the sat-
isfaction of tho gentleman who
welded the baton.
lie considered II necessary, there
fore, TO tender some advice to the
tcnors, and caused great constcrna-
tion and not n little embarrassment
amog his little flock by the fol-
lowing announcements:
Gentlemen. your expression IN
simply splendid. but the time is
very poor-rcally. your pants are
far too long