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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-08

he loALE-By owner. 6 room
sotse furnished: cow, hens
H. lots, fruit. See A. VIII
s,as" St. with Stiff's secondhand
49, - : a2ass
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-08
For Sale-Houses

tao %, LIS room modern cot
ss3 ssge; lot 50xI48 and a barn and
~, 5ISeeen Sard. 1715 S. High. a29s
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-08

low 'ne best located bunea-
ern ~, ~ me city. 7 rooms, mod
me-. Iul cement basement ce-
leu lrs orive TO garage. owner is
fo- f'.'s town and will sacrifice
Isf,ta quick sale. Price ssS0o
ldr dr. * Laflar, 4o6-7 Oregon
4 as
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-08

GET A HOME
Two houses, rooms each, good
lots, one north the other east.
$3.50 each with terms.
room, good condition, north,
good lot, lights, city water, garage.
some fruit, $3.50, half cash.
A room close in, good condi-
tion,. close to car line, $3.50, $500
cash, balance easy payments.
room, large lot, lights. bath,
city water, (not an old house,,
paved street, (not far out,) close
to car, immediate possession, ST.
$50, $500 down, balance time.
Small house, Al location, car
line, paved street, (not far out,)
good corner lot, $1,000, with $500
cash.
room plastered, (modern)
with basement and furnace. and
wood lift, one block to car, $2700
with $1,000 cash, balance terms.
rooms, bath, lights, city wa
ter, large lot, one block from car
line, south, $500, with $500 cash,
balance terms.
III. E. BROWN
Over Busick's store, State and Com
lflercial. n2y6%
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-08

girl o
lady for housework. Good wag
es and pleasant work. Cali a
1877 S. Commercial or phon'
See g2s5'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-08

bu;l5;a- = b lots with new
deai.s,ns dsTsnsi large enough for small
Rf cheap, easy terms
49,, :, box SPA. caa-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-08
HUSBANDS
FOR CHRISTMAS

HUSBANDS
FOR CHRISTMAS
GIVE YOUR WIFE A HOME
The gift of thrift. If you should
need a little assistance to help you
put deal across. call in. l might
help you.
GIVE YOUR HUSBANDS
THE HINT
There is no better "home town.
on the whole Pacific coast than
Salem. She will keep on growing,
and those who buy now, will be
the ones to profit most As for
any serious decline in prices! You
know the story OF the youngster
who asked his little friend for a
bite of her apple, and when refus-
ed plaintively begged for the core,
and was told in reply There
amt going to be no core!" That
is just about the situation in re-
gard to u serious decline.
If you want terms, what do YOU
think of these?
Strictly modern 6 room bunsa-
low; excellent location; has ev-
erything: furnace, gas, pavement,
street car, schools, university. In
fact all that is needed in a real
home. Far cheaper than can be
built; S630o; $1,000 cash and the
balance the amount the place
would bring If rented plus 6 per
cent.
Right in the heart of the city;
six rooms, and a dandy home.
Practically all modern convent
ences. $500; $500 cash and sac
monthly. Would rent at SS5 cas-
lily.
six room home with two fine lots
and an abundance Of fruits: 800,
$500 cash, $25 monthly.
Eight room bungalow, has very
closets. Just the sort
of place you have been looking for
Pavement; street car; house alone
would cost not less than $1,000 to
build now. Offered at d price you
can afford, $4,000 only. Owner
wants $500 cash and balance ov-
er three years.
But / have several others which
may be bought on easy terms. See
that five room bungalow; all new
ly enameled throughout; base
ment; a fine buy at $500; $500
cash, $35 monthly.
CHAS. w. NIEMEYER
"Just Real Estate"
215-216 Masonic Temple. Salem.
Phones 1000, 1914. ms
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-08

: To- - sALE-House and
corr, ioeated on the northwest
stEasr Of Capitol and Market
inc -, 9 rooms. modern plumb
ST.. Coon basement. paved
hlscl, =, blocks from school.
cit, 70 car Owner is leaving
OFF, us week and is forced TO
II w., sou the best buy in salem.
one ~ are = live buyer call al
~, IIs5 Market st. a2as
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-08

CT v,S., room lssodern house with
onab,a furniture, no reas-
ssr,e offer refused. owner
iu.,,ssto 70 50 to California: give
sn,o,.aee Possession. Small
rsrt OF cash. balance like
kide Gee owner. 20g Oregon
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-08

W. -. ~ b IOK for wonderful in
wn,h,' ssn,l9n' big seller for five years.
h.. hulns 10 DO with automobiles,
foo, & Nlth d necessity vital as
lstu, Su, prea1 saver Of money and
ears ~ one easy S35 sale day
djans as S9Op per month. Extraor-
tarn,. l.y opportunity. Exclusive
cponoy cypssiSory Write for Revelation.
rnoS, .SSo ! 10th street. Rich
: ~, IhOlar,l. 2q2
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-08
Wanted-Miscellaneous

WANTBD-A stock of mercnan-
disc. TO trade for GOOD s'aleM M
come property. A r Journal. y
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-08

|. -
@2.1o crate; carrots; S1.ov SACK
parsnips yx.oo per cwt; cauil5lcw-
- el.So clasc' po.n'ues A'sS 49,
weee po'@eooe Sss'
sl.so cwt.; tosn.oss 800 az. So.' ~.
$500 pepr s-'Ss S's ~
p,nauM 3.vv. '... s.,,u ~ ~. ,.,rs
oEans1s s,yy 49,.
$o.voi pat,an@s IL mS, 1900
~ euss AsS, . s.,sSssy I. !. .Is..,. sT
ioc pouna, uD'Ss s.n.
craze, iv.oo parreL eas.eIn .s. u
nc 70 PUN o,s sea,s Sss.
~ crate Diaun a.ss .1S ~. $3.50 s1'ss
Iiss iSc ~ SHpAoriiia 80
s4-oo; Fiorioa srupsIrui. so'o0'
Arlsona granelruit So.oo' ~.
He'ail pr,ees' ss ss ~ ~, ....,,
crsane pu,ssn oAs -. - tsat
co. ao'es 80, r,h 80 20 .omeso
v''T r.rurrrr,rm yss-fi
p,,aaa III. asc q l ~ ttia
,,.aas, N / 'racs,nta pone.' choice urass
ss5O n & rs; good. to choice $500
mako. ,,ad,,,r ~ rooa x7.7hn
] ~ VI fa,. " good IA A. "a oea76o.
~ ay IN. cnaica
,ss..,., a..,z ,,a,sars "a Enoo7 n q 10
AIN, ~ sooa *, ND "a. Fan u
s,s,, ~ IA mSEn, oa,nars u sn
.sa. ~ 80 - y 800 % II ( ~. M oica
~ s'oS' y s.,.. y y. ..saa. s'ys
nary caves s.s,oo y aavv' @ s...
msh. ca,ves ~ ,cc st,'ccw ts,vv. - AZ =
nS. nna s.vsw aa ee.Tsmg AZ, fair
s.oo. Dss = TX Is
- soou 80 T. s.'s .o- .,,,a
Hogs iower, .rece'p.s ~, pl.n.s
naiNeu sli.oo Wis,ov' w sii'oosis - iieasy SO y
sal,vow ie;oo' rousn nsavy ~ y, sy;VVW e
WV; ieeoer p'ss sy.vo% iv,oo.
Sneep weuN' reue.p's 49, ~ nao oap. Ts.
q mountain ia,ps ss'ocW 0..y, .,,.
vailey amos ss.ooW s.ov, = ! 80 so
s5.oo % o.Vv'.sye yearllnss s~,"oU y ''oV
wethers ~ Co. ewes - Y Wf'oo'
Butter.
y,iaI - ~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-08

WE have acreage CLOSE % odIVIH
suitable for fruit or gardening,
with some timber; you can buy
this cheap. with very little mon
ev down. Barber & Pearson, 2Oo
GRAY bldg.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-08

WANTED - Wood choppers, also
stumpage for sale. Phone 44ba
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-08
Snivis n1ust be related TO the EMaster Mlnd

Journal WANT ADS PAY
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-08

100 ACRE DAIRY EQUIPPED
Partly tide lands near the coast.
5 room house with electric lights.
large barn, chicken house, etc. 8
cows, horses, about 100 chick
ems, 25 ducks, and farm imple-
ments are included with the farm
Price $4,000; very best of terms,
or will accept good Salem proper
ty as part payment.
KINNEY & SMITH
469 State st. Ground floor. bs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-08

WANTED-EXperienced Saleslauy
for corsets and millinery iaie
e. 90 g2e4s
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-08

FOR CHRISTMAS
GIVE YOUR WIFE A HOME
The gift of thrift. If you should
need a little assistance to help you
put deal across, call in. | might
help you.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-08

"WALLPASTE" Perfect for pa
per hanging; no cooking. Max
n Ruren. 179 N. Com1. az
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-08

JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY.
The evening world., 1920-11-06
TWENTY-SEVEN CLAUSES
IN AGREEMENT SIGNED
BY JACK AND GEORGES.

Ths agreement, which contains
twenty-seven clauses and takes up
about fifteen typewriter pages. calls
for a bout OF not less than ten nor more
than htteen rounds, to be fought in the
United States, Canada, Mexico or CUBA
where contests Of the character con-
templated under these presents arc
legally permissible" either next March
or between My 90 and July next
year
il also is stipulated tha. should the
promoters decide to hold the bout in
March, written notice must be sent
each OF the boxers and their managers 3
by registered mail not later than Jan.
!, and neither boxer may engage
in any boxing contest until the date
OF their battle. II It IS to be held
between May 20 ami July -
notice shall be given on Match a.
and either man may engage in
ether bouts up to May IS. with III
proviso that Dempsey shall not tlgai
IN Europe norS'arpeu;ier in America,
II either should happen to Ue knocked
ont i'm previous bout, the promoters
have two days in which 70 dccid"
whether or not they viii - Aoff the
L. =. match.
The promoters are 20 post Slpoo ooo
and the boxers 100000 oloh with %
I'rdst Company in New York city on
or be:ov" Nov 20 az guarantee that
they VIII 80 through with the cond!-
tons Of the uOvcnau,.
The purse OF S50oOo of which
Dempsey IS to receive 100000, win.
lose. draw or mo contest" after the
bell rings for the first round, and
Carpenter is to get 100000 under the
same conditions, viii be deposited
with the Trust Company twenty-foqr
hours before the time set for the be-
ginning OF the fght to he held In
escrow and paid to the fighters upon
the written order OF Robert EdgreD
as stakeholder,
Regarding the motion picture end
of the hutLc. a corporation Is to ho
formed and so pc. cent ut tho stock
is 70 go t. the promoters, 70 per cent
10 each OF Tie fighters.
The rules. sll. NJ ring, weight o'
gloves, bandaEes, IN fact ev"rT detail
VI the contest is arranged for or COY
nrod in tho articles l.NttFN tn,
. TIME and PLACE for tine battle.
The evening world., 1920-11-06
ASKS DIVORCE FROM
MAN Who NOW HAS
DIVORCE FROM HER
Tangled Marital Relations Of
Lieut.. s. B. Fry, u. S. No
Aired in n. Y. Court.

Mrs Lillian Jean Dick Fry or No.
52S West l2lst street, graduate Of
the University OF Wisconsin and Of
London and Paris conscrvatories Of
music, former Chicago belle, ap-
peored before Justice Vernon NJ. Davis
in Supreme Court yesterday 10 press
suit for divorce against Sheridan
Brooks Fry. First Lieutenant, senior
grade, L, s. y, now stationed at the
Naval air station, san Diego CA.
Mrs. Fry, comely, vivacious
young mntron, testified that her hus-
hand deserted her, surreptiuousiy OBJ
talued decree OF divorce IN tho
Florida courts, and then went 10 Ills
home town, Hebron, y. H., and mar.
rled another woman, with whom he Is
now living and moving in high social
and naval circles Mrs. Fry says that
tho first she learned OF tho divorce
was through letter from IL lawyer
friend in Miami, Fla. she has made
O motion TO have this decree get aside.
Lieut. Sheridan brooks Fry, Mrs.
Fry testified Is the son OF Capt Al
bert Brooks Fry, Il well known army
engineer, meWDtr OF tHo ColuItoIa
University ana New hoIh AlH!rl1O
cups ana or IHe army ana NuNy
Cup OF NeSil'hh 'on, -. ,,.i ~ ~ ~
United Stutcs Custom House here.
Hts mother, shc said. was Mss Anna
7nrt'd"" o. li'n' w. y ''.o-i ,,.,
lhe Young "''iL,' zee I'"eu - >.
sne i,leI nrr ',c9D" 't ,., ""'l 81" =,
ol Cn.tus" "i,ri. VI, Er,,,n %,'' p,'rt
InG' ,, Wo.u '.,''' y" IaII ttV S,h," DIST ,n,dr
lnd' M'rtA ",' e., '',[ MY '''''i', ~,
,helr nom" IL n','so; a''' ',''" 80 !"
lelO' Sh' con I.H"'d, '"I5 1I"N," 80
Ne" NuIN ana 'i'ru mere uuPiAy '"'
about a year Wn'h hhr h,'Soth1 one
da| Vaulshtn. IhIs was inc IL7L HHe
heard o' him, sho i'id 'Ae court unNI
juno, lJlN
The evening world., 1920-11-06
NEW MILLIONS IN
MORTGAGE LOANS
RELIEVE HOUSING
Money Returns to Realty in
Larger Volume-Not Much
For Cheap Flats.

Money flowing into real estate
mortgages IN larger volume promises
steady relief for metropolitan hous-
ing
More than S25,Ooo,O 900 appeared in
new loans this week, Most Of it car.
rises per cent. interest on one day
brokers reported s9,GOO,OGO in not more
than = score OF large loans, led by
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
with S5,oOOQoO on the new Cunard
skyscraper at the southwest corner Of
Broadway and Morris Street. An
other single loan was Sl,lOO,OOO on the
new eleven-story apartments at the
south corner Of Fifth Avenue aud seth
Street.
Most Of the capital is seeking big
business properties, or apartment
structures Of tho very highest class
There is practically no money yet To
build fats OF moderate rents but the
constant Increase OF Residential! pro-
jccts throughout the metropolitan dis
ti1ct shows That private investment
savings ara flowing into such orera-
tions more confidently. In $3.50 new
building and engineering pToJecls
calling for %8.5OO,00O were 20J resi-
Dental az S1,30o,O0O and among %.
'o"-''' ' '""'"'u a. ''''''''O "'''
l25 residential at S5.l0O,OOc.
Invrstlgut!ous completed to-day by
r...I,,,,, cult. NM, r...r,, rscort 70
'''''"5 ''',''
pu''' mat 'he housing S'lual'"h -
Improving steadily There Is p!ac-
.t.,ar,. no hardship anywhere from alb
,.,,,,. tai. t..,,,,, ,i,,,,,.t. ,r,
.''"'' ''.N "- '''''i''' "'''''"
high rents arc taking moro taan the
average family can afford 10 set ls,dc
from, u,ao.a, ,I. ,,,u,,n. guudinr sl,r.
F,3S f""" '"At suburban s'o''ons arc
producing enough homes 90 ,ake care
."t tn" increase mn population aud even
to offer much substantial relief to tut
overflow from COngoE.cd city centres
The evening world., 1920-11-06
RObertEdgren Has InlpOrtantROLe
In ArrNnqementS of Biz Match

Outside Of tho two principal
fighters, Dempsey and Carpenter,
the man who figures most prom
inently in the arranging Of the big
heavyweight match is Robert
Edgren, The Evening Worlds ia
nous sporting writer and cartoon
ist. He has been named as stake
holder and as sole and final ar.
bitter Of all questions that may
arise relating to any of the arti-
cles. Ho also heads the list of
men mentioned in the agreement
signed by the fighters from whom
the referee and the judges are TO
be selected. He will be alternate
referee in any event,
II was Jack kearns. manager
OF Dempsey, that suggested Ed
aren for the most important role
ever rendered anybody in the his
tory of matchmaking, and Car
The evening world., 1920-11-06
FEATURES OF BIG MATCH
JUST AR9AN6ED BETWEEN
DEMPSEY AND CARPENTER

Contestants-Jaek Dempsey Of
America and Georges Carpsn-
tier Of France.
Time and Place-To be announced
by promoters sixty days before
beout Fight must take place
between March I, 1921, and July
{. 1921.
Compensation To DEMPSEY a
guarantee Of 100000; 70 Car
pentier a guarantee Of 100000
Length Of Contest-Not more
than fifteen rounds nor less
than ten rounds.
eorfeits-To be posted Nov. 20.
1920, 100000 by promoters and
$4,000 each by contestants.
Stskehoider-Robert Edgren Of
The Evening World.
Eligible Referees-Robert Edaren
Of The Evening World. Bill
Brown, Otto Floto, ]. F. Douuh-
erty, James J. Corbett, and
James j. Jeffries.
Arena-Probsbly open air TO seat
10000 persons.
PricsS-From IS to $50 per seat,
according TO location.
The evening world., 1920-11-06

pentier's manager, Descamps,
quickly agreed, as did Promoters
Rickard, Cochran and Brady.
Two clauses in the contract
signed byAnaIl hands interested
read as follows:
The parties hereto agree that
Robert Edgren shall be the sole
and final ar5iter Of all questions
relating to any of the covenants
and conditions of the agreement,
and agree to be irrevoeabIy bound
BY the decision Of said Robert Ed
qren.
The parties hereto further
agree to instruct the Central
Union Trust Company of New
York, escrow holder Of the de-
posits hereinbefore mentioned, to
pay all deposits made under tho
terms of these presents in accord
anee with the written instructions
Of said Robert Edgren."
The evening world., 1920-11-06
ARTICLES SIGNED FOR HAL F MIL LION DOLLAR FIGHT
CHAPTER v.
NNu1IIs HNXR4lN
Copv-af 1870 b7 Ryf5y A. Ayrss
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING INSTALMENTs.


Continued
~ HB rpso and gathered up her
- various belongings Micky de-
~ clared that she was always
laden with small, oddly shaped
parcels.
Samples, my dear samples she
said brisdy when MlcISy asked II he
might not DO allowed to carry some.
And they're much too precious TO
risk you dropping any"
There's Just one stipulation" Micky
said as he followed her downstairs
again, You're not to tell Miss shep-
stone anything about me--J'm going
~ be very strict On this subject, Will
you promiso?'
Bless your heart yes--and II you
come to tea one day"
oh. don't think III come to tea,
Mluky said hastily. 81 should only
feel rotteu--se,f-consCi and all the
rest OF IL, even II was quite sure she
didn't know anything not that
there's anything TO know yet" he ad-
ded quickly. Il may not be able t.
help her"
Miss Macon laughed.
Oh you'll help her right enough,
she said breezily. 81 know you"
She dismissed him when they
reached the street. mo, I don't want
you to come with me; I'VE got some
business 70 see to, and you'd only be
nuisance" She gave his hand d
squeeze. "Goodby, nRd thanks ever
so much, MiCky. You'll write 10 me
or wire?'
AS soon as there is anything &c
report"
| He raised his hat and turned away
and June divcd across the road, peril
ously near to n motou omnibus
clutchlng her samples iealously TO hcl
heart
"Itll be all right now" she told her
self, with a sense OF comfort Every
/ things always all right as soon a.
| MiclSy gets hold OF &c."
A soliloquy which made u seem al
I the more curious that she should have
| Eesitatcd n trust herself 10 him loI
| lie Perhaps. as she had told Esther
gshC cared too much for him 10 tak'
the risk for them both lie had tolC
her caudldly that he did not care tpl
her as man should care for the
woman no marrIes.
And no makes ripping friend
Ripping" she told herself as sh,
scurried along TO interview another
beauty specialist about the 'sw'ndlc,
es Mlcky politely called IT,
The evening world., 1920-11-06

ing back 10 France to-day, to -retAifil
not later than spring to take up train
ing for the battle which, whether or
not he wins, will enrich him to the
extent OF S200,oUO Dempsey's share,
according TO the articles OF agree
ment, being 100000.
The evening world., 1920-11-06

INA "Atu nc itlA y th'. " ll"' AN
V had heard about Esther had
disturbed him very much
He loathed 10 think that she was IN
happy
with sudden Impulse he sat down
aud wrote 70 her. After al. she had
accepted his friendship; there was no
reason on earth why he should not
write and ask TO be allowed to SEQ her
again. lie wrote most carefully lest
she Rhould discover some likeness 10
tho letter he had written to replace
AshtUn's.
Might no take her out 10 dinner one
nlght2 Any night would suit lim.
Aud did she like tAeltrca? lie had
d friend who sometimes gave him a
couple Of seutH for n show. lie would
arrange FOR any night she liked 10
mention.
lie thought that was ucat stroke
OF d diplumUCy course, she would not
think he could AFFORD 10 buy seats,
and anyway II waJ true that ne had
a friend VINO oflen CAV" him boxes
.gnd thiugs-hC would have 10 be care
ful chat Philips did moi send along q
box this time though
lie ended up by hoping formally that
she and Charlie we're quit. well ana
comfortably settled into their new
home and ue signed himself "lours
very sincerely, Mirky MellONCS.'
When he mad finished the letter, he
realized tnut ne had written II on MS
own heavily euDosscd writing paper
~ he had 90 dig Driver up and hor-
.ow II cheap sheet 81 'us'HmpDd grey
paper ana write b. AL cut again Vhcn
a 3 y
The evening world., 1920-11-06

forgot all about his promise 70 81
round 20 tho Delunds lie spent the
time writing letters and tearing them E
up again TIL the wastepaper basket
was full: then ne carried II over Co
the fireplace and burnt every scrap
Of paper it contained.
There were two finished letters lying
on his desk one was sealed and ad-
dressed. but not stamped, and the
other was written on sheet OF Dri-
vors plain nOtCpaper, which Micky
folded and unfoldcd with a sort OF
nervous issatisfactiou.
It's contents were not very long, but
they had taken a good deal Of com
posing
Dear Miss Snepstone-I received
your note IN reply 20 my letter and
cannot help saying that I feel very
hur, at your decided refusal to allow
me 20 take you out. I Thought W.
were TO be friends Have I been 50
unfortunate as TO offend YOU? IL 50,
1 can only assure that 10 has been
utterly uuiutcutioual Won't you let
me see you, n only for a moment ]
viii meet you at any time or place
Yours sincerely. Micky Mellowes.'
lie gave dissatisfied grOwl as he
finished reading q Not very elo-
uuent epistle There was SO much
more which he wanted TO say, but did
L. - 1fI a "a n
~, 49,. - W." ,,+,.oto,,.' thcr he
.,Iu ,'t' I.S, .,.I ~ besido mai
'',, j., ,'''' -, ,.',,,, ~ tv-o
v'uti '., nI.'l'S '. g.', g.'I.'+,s 20, 'ils SI0
's ,u, suu" IH,'hEI Nto,,,S,. ,,,,,i,iy
'N"l IN '", w.. ~ ~ 80 ,.9.'
,Nrr NuSpt-l ''.' "'u '0"
zen NY l'' NJ '"'. p.'''"' H.
lie rang Tor Driver and gave plN
th" unstamped envelope This -
what 1 want you TO post IN Pnris.
Mind YOU put 'nuogh stamps on
You'd better have II weighed
"Ncs. sir Driver looked at the
other letter. And is thnt for the post
too, sir''
MIcky put ui, hand behind him with
"A guilty gesture.
NO. I'.l nos, that mysefr" he said.
and ne Nvcat out then and there into
the cold night and ala SO
As il droppcd into the letter box
Nirl,,. l,nl,ad a., a. fbe s+.r, and
sighed
What fine df.I,ans cours he have
done A., .p,,L. 'r.,. So .t.stopta nn,.
r,ta bo U.n,,il I.t ls, sc, th,t bo ~
NOT 70 In, sn a., sii,g snrbhoI - she
Iidn,, ,pa,,,ar EIs Letter. no v,o,,id 80
nn'Jl,, rn,,nl ana 80. tbor, III a.
The evening world., 1920-11-06

" bICtlu'uL DlnuluB MN 70 GEnJ
Georges Carpenter for the worlds
championship. "Oh, boyi" he replied.
Wouldn't, there DO hell popping
around here II l did" Then, after a
moments reflection apparently on
possibilities, he added: "Well Il fellow
mas 10 take a chance some time"
$ut II Dempsey had any fear about
being whipped by Carpenter It only
fitted through his mind In Jlffy he
lost ail seriousness and was shaking
hands and smilingly nodding with
many m. the crowd that filled the bail
room Of the Claridge on the big occa-
sion. There are hundreds OF New
Workers who would go without eating
for day rather than miss the making
OF an important match
1t was Hello, Billy" with Dempsey
TO this one. How are you, Jacl?" 10
another. "How's thlugs?" to a third.
and 90 on, Like the old-fashioned
ward politician, Dempsey had a word
for nearly everybody, and a pat on
the shoulder. lie has q remarkable
memory for faces and names. too.
Tho whole affair seemed like a re-
union for Dempsey. Laughing and
talking to groups which surrounded
d. Mm, he was interrupted time and
again and called to the big table on.
which lay the articles awaiting his
second signature. The fiashlighters
were busy nearly all the time, but as
soon as the smoke blew away Demp-
soy always got out Of the frame, as
.t were, to mingie with "the boys" all
or whom from Maxey the newsboy to
millionaires, gathered around.
JIck wore a neat looking dark suit
from which his shoulders seemd about
10 burst out. He looked neat and
trim, indicating that all OF his time
has not been spent in idleness or tax
ing ON weight.
Dempsey suddenly spotted Thornton
Fisher making sketches OF some OF
il" celebrities around the board.
"Nou.r" always working, Thornton,
aren't you?' With that he grabbed
tho prhoi' out OF The Evening World
artists hand. and said:
"Lrt ne make picture" In school.
COY fashion he leaned on a table and
sNetched q crude looking picture OF
himself with a hig purse on his head
FOR hat. lie insisted on putting hts
own caption on It and be printed
something like this:
rWhat We Expect to Get"
The evening world., 1920-11-06
CHAPTER VI.

N RICKY went straight home
NH when he left June what he
lV had heard about Esther had
disturbed him very much.
The evening world., 1920-11-06
Dempsey Least Interested
Of AH as He Signs for
Big Bout With CARPENTER
Zig Party Him; Mnges With Crowd on Hand and AmuSes
Himself Initiating Drawings Of Newspaper ArSt-FrenCh
RNaI lin $5Oo0oo Match Sails To-Day for Home, to Return
in Spring..
BIZ Vincent TreanOr.

GIKTOW don't you go and get
IN licked by that F'renohman."
'The remark was addressed