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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-01
Arrests. More !.
Numerous Thdn
Previous Year

I, kccofhtng to statistics gathered by
Chief OF Police Odin OVERLY, 487 ar
rests were made in this city since
March l. 1919; with the arrests made
during January n February the to-
tai number will exceed 500. A con
spicuous feature of the statistics is
the fact that the number of arrests
on the charge OF. intoxication has de-
creased noticeably.
STATISTICS showing the number of
cases handled through the office of
states Attorney Theo. B.. Elton dur
ing the year We're also complied for
The Herald last night, showing that
practically every variety of offense
against the laws Of the state has been
apparent heSe.
Local, Arrests Made.
Chief Overby's figures are. in de-
tail, as follows: Drunkenness cases,
go; drunk and disorderly, go; disor-
derry conduct. II; vagrancy. 81; auto
mobile speeding. 60: fugit;ves from
Justice (from other jurisdictions), 20;
juvenile cases. 81; burglary. 14:>lar-
ceny. 40: assault, and battery, IL: u.s.
ing profane language, s: passing
worthless checks, Az unlawful cohabi-
tation. 50; "blind- pigging," 49, gam
bling, IA; selling cigarettes, 12. There
were also Z arrests, by which insane
individuals were taken into custody.
One hundred, fifty-four cases were
handled by MI. Elton,~but as a num-
Der OF these actions grew out OF ar
cannot be considered wholly
additional to that of the police sta.
ton: OH the other hand. it includes
al arrests made by Sheriff G. q.
Stewards office.
"Disordcrly Conduct, Leads.
h disorderly conduct char9e Zig
ures in the states attorneys. RECORD
more frequent than any 'others-there
were altogether 81; second in point OF
frequency is assault and battery. rep
resentedNby 10 cases.
!. Mr.. Elton's record includes the
first nine months of the year, statis-
TICS since October l not being. avail
able at this time.
The list of ~offenses is as follows.
Dtsorderly conduct, 81; assault ~and
battery. 10; petit larceny. 6; selling
cisarets. IS; vagrancy, s; draWins
cnecks without funds. 8 keeping, In
~toxicating liquors for sale, and Ais-
turDlns the peace, each4.5; exhibltfnr
obscene Writing, l.. conveying explo-
ives ma public place, L; carrying
apons. 2; grand larceny,
:; Sabbath violation. 1; embezzle.
lnaent. l; forgery in third degree. /:
burglary. s.: co%ncealing stolen prop.
erty, !; buying and receiving stolen
property, I; malicious mischief. i.
wife ~desertion, q; fornica ton &
oootlegs5ng. 8: maintaining q common
nuisance, 2: obta inins maney BY faj.c
pretenses. 1; using@obsceAe lanruare,
=; gambling. 4; public intoxication. 2:
Keeping q place 81 gambling. 4: at.
tempting to commit rape, 4; rape. i.
Durin. the year two murder cases
asi.rea the conntry-on on October
ed on the Washington avenue BRIDE
East Grand Forks. supposedly.by onc
o.. two Grand Forks negroes: h 9TH
.er on De:ember : sswhsn The Thrond.
son is alleged to have Killed Elmer
De9ell, neal Emerald.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-01

Don't Forget-That we can train
lou to become an expert repair maj
IN Autos, Trucks, Tractors, Ignition,
Starting and Lighting, Batteries.
sch ool-Ady,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-01
SEVEN HrRT IN WR tm

Fort Worth, Texas. Jan. 1.-Seven
persons were reported injuted this
morning when a Texas and Pacific
freight and passenger train collided
at Aledo, eighteen miles west of here.
a relief train is now bringing the in
jured to Fort Worth. E
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-01

Bargains Galore. in ladies' reaiy-to-t
wear are to be had at %Johnson's pre-
inventory unloading sale. Goats.
skirts, petticoats and suits, also hose,
t%orsets, camisoles. etc, can be had al.
bic sayjnEs,-Ady,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-01

A GOOD WAY TO DO.
Patience-When Clarence attempt
ID to kiss Peggy. did she boiler for
help? -
/ Patrice-I should say not. She
tu;t helped herself.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-01

Johnson's Prc-inventorv Unloading
Sale Is nov in full swing. Ladies
ready-to-wea in all departments on
yale at astonishing1y low prices
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-01

Masks and sCostumcs-May be pro-
cured at the Odd Fellows Hail. tonight
any m after Z n. m. Masquerade
starts at $500. Price $500 to
.$l.5O per suit. Come early. .ady
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-01

= Dance will be given at Mekinock,
N.YDak., on Friday evening. Jan: 2,
s1920. in the NJ. w, A. hall. Good
music will be Enthusiastically,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-01

IN A LIMOUSINE
Nell like 9 man with Some 20 to
him. don't you?
Belle-Yes. II he takes me along.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-01

Fsnley's Now Song Hi.-'The best
We get.ts water when we're dry" now
pm sale at Poppler Piano Co. or send
orders to Box 2l6, Grand Forks.-Ady.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-01
coHections-L. A. chance.-Adv.

BIZ Special Dance, auditorium, New
Years night, january /. Extra hne
music; 10 cents a dance plan.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-01

In Suspense we've kept you long
enough. To annoy you longer would
Up tough. The Mystic Girl" of whom
We speak is Lore" at the Met all
next Week,-Adv. -
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-01

Masquerade Dance-The Royal
He!ghbors are giving a masquerade
lance in the Odd Fellows hall Janu-
AIRY !. All Woodmen} and their
friends are invited. Music by Elnard's
ll:ree piece orchestra. Tickets $500.
Extra lady 50c.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-01
EVENING EDITION

:MAat. can 500. ~
90 !
conectioDns-L. a. Chance.-Adv.
big Special Dance, auditorium. New
Years night. January I. Extra Bne
music; 10 cents a dance plan.-Ady.
FSniey's Now Song Hi.-"rhe best
W get.is water when we're dry now
sDn sale at Poppler Piano Co. or send
oraers : Box 2l6. Grand Forks.-Adv.
=. Dance will be given at Mekinock,
~ OAK, on Friday evening. Jan: 2.
1920. in the NJ. W. A, hall. Good
music will be furnished.-Adv.
J%ohnson's Prc-inventorv Unloadin.
sale Is now in full swing. Ladies'
ready-to-Wea in all departments n
sa,e at astonishing}y low prices.
Masks and Costumcs-May be pro-
cured at the Odd Fellows Hail, tonight
any time after Z y. m. Masquerade
anc starts at 800. Price 100 to
'sl.So per suit. Come early. adv
IS LAX ~ r|L ~-~--
In Suspense we've kept you long
enough. To annoy you longer would
up tough. The Mystic Girl" of whom
We speak is LORE at the Met all
mkt weekday.
WOodman Mecttng-A regular
n1neting of the Modern woodmen
WILL be held at the lodge hall this
efening at 8 o'clock. A large attend
hce is desired.
Demobilize Observation-Disclosures"
kf the service flag of the First Liu-
theran church of Grand Forks will
lake ptace Friday evening at 7:45
o'clock when the flag containing FL
blue and 2 gold stars will be lowered.
IT You Start to Save you viii have
something saved to start with, when
opportunity arrives. We pay 40 COM
pounde9 Quarterly and your money
Is protected against loss by state law.
Checking accounts solicited. Open
Saturday evenings. First Savings
bank, Grand Forks. N. D.-Adv.
Masquerade Dance-The Royal
feighbors are giving a. masquerade
tance in the Odd Fellows hall Janu-
AIRY J.. All Woodmen and their
friends are invited. Music by Elnard's
il.ree piece orchestra. Tickets $500.
Extra lady 5oc.-Adv.
Bargains Galore. in ladies' reaay-to-
wear are to be had at Johnson's pre-
,pvnotprr ,,~lDo1f,~ = cola. ~ tSt,ot.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-01

Woodman Mecttng-A regular
n1aeting of the Modern woodmen
WILL be held at the lodge hall this
efening at 8 o'clock. A large attend
Lce is desired.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-01

Demobilize Observation-Disclosures
tf the service flag of the First I.u-
theran church of Grand Forks will
lake place Friday evening at 7:45
o'clock when the flag containing FL
blue and 2 gold stars will be lowered.
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Evening journal., 1920-01-13
No. 3 in Carpenters Camp-Mother VanhHbroucq
BY HAROLD L. BECmTOI.

PARIS, Jan. i3.-Georges was late
for dinner and "Nlo:her Vanhllbroucq
was worried.
Suddenly the door swung open and
Carpenter swung in, raising his hands
against the scolding he knew was com
ing
IL came!
The klnd-faced. gray-haired old lady
who has 'mothered' the European
champion ever since he was a kid. lea
loose an angry torrent Of French that
followed the retreatlng athlete after
he had kissed her check and dashed
laughing up Me stairs.
I had been talking TO madame, and
she turned on me. demanding to know
II she wasn't right In scoldlng him,
when he came IN late. He was a bad
boy A terrible bad boy-then she
smiled a lit,le.
Descamps her sOn-ln-law. came In
and she told him all about iA HIS
eyes twInkled and he solcitously pat
ted her shoulder.
~ know he's terriblew conceded
Descamps. "Haye 10 break or our
long friendship, / guess. He's good ."
why isn't her demanded Madame.
Hes all right Her eyes were flashing
In defense.
Then Georges appeared, and the
whole room laughed at her as he came
in shielding her head with his crooked
arm.
But she wasn't 10 be denied She
had her scoldlng out, barked 40 a
sparring partner and then laughed az
Georges, and turned away.
Madame is distinctly No. IN the
Carpenter camp. only Carpenter,
whom she idollzes as a son, and Des-
camps, "Outrank" her.
II must watch him an the time. He
IS a young boy" she said "When ne
is in training ! 90 walking with him"
And the girls must scamper2'
"They scamper" she replied. 81 do
not blame them-he Is so handsome.
Georges, All and So famous and clever.
And HIS smile when he smiles %
Aa-h-h ! do not blame them.
But / scare them on. 70 IS necessary"
Descamps never allows his pupil out
Evening journal., 1920-01-13

lie was wiso ana learned man,
In intellect a peer;
But speaking or the Frenchman.
lie called him Carpenter,
Kind sir, you're wrong. I shyly said,
lie smiled at mo and bobbed his hea0
Be that as Il may.
or was. or were.
Next time he'll
Can him Oarpentcw.
After having given famous Eng
llsh comedian the once over we con-
cude he trained with Joe Beckett. lie
had no punch.
on the typewriter II r. hard 70 tell
which Is the better man Carpenter or
Dempsey
I've always lived a quiet llfe
never shake the SHIN;
And even IN my salal btys
/ was considered prim.
shunod The alcoholic bowl
before Iif Nill rItN
Md even racy yOdvlllo Jokes
/ never Will re-tell
And yet In vlrlle sports and games
! always take delight;
And best OF all Ike 10 SEQ
A snappy boxing light.
And now they plan 10 stage a bout
'Twixt Dempsey and tho Gaul
Across the line IN Mexico
Which Will not do at all.
fear 20 go so FAR away
From home and ilreslde,
To wander through The mcscal bush
Where naughty bandits ride.
yearn not FOR a cactus bed
with bandits on my tum.
/ think III sthy right here because
My ransom might not come.
81 am going away from here" said
the radical who had been given his
Clearance papers "FOr gOOd2" said
the Federal Inspector Yes. for good,
responded the Red II am sailing for
Russia where they do not pay Dempsey
half a million FOR boxing nor hand
Babe Ruth $4,000 a year for playing
ball"
The mixed chorus OF flght promoters
win now sing that beautiful little thing
Evening journal., 1920-01-13
King and Queen to See
Mclean Defend HonOTS

ne said, but that makes no difference.
The longer stroke is more tiring and /
can travel just as swiftly with the
shorter one. I'm sure I'll win
Mclean Is the younger OF The two.
Mathleson has been skating and beating
the best OF Europe for i3 years. This
Is his fourteenth season.
In 1916, after 10 years OF reign as king
OF the European skaters, he invaded
America and lost a Of ~ races with
Bobby at Chicago and St. Paul. The one
Bobby lost was the result Of an acci-
dent. he falling over a flag a spectator
had accidentally pushed onto the course
A year ago Mclean won four races from
MathiesOn here.
The championship events will be
skated over the famous Fragnes Ice
course IN the Ice palace at Christiania
The palace seats 10000. There will be
three races a day. The events are the
200. 500, 1000, 1900 and 10000 meter
races.
Mclean Will our the principal Euro
.pean cities before returning TO this
country.
Evening journal., 1920-01-13
Nv FRED UJRBYVILLE.

The Olympic games are Ions ways
of aud the Dempsey-Carpentier ngh
probably is even partner distant, b -"
here is an international sport event
close at hand. Bobby Mclean OF Chi
cago, the worlds champion skater, and
oscar Mathleson. European champion,
are TO compete in a two-day racing pro-
gram at Christlania, Norway, February
Z and 9.
The king and queen will view the
contests along with 10000 other fans,
for ice skating In Norway Is The national
sport like baseball IS in America.
We have a hunch Bobby will success
fully defend his title. but over in Nor
way they are cocksure that Mathieson
will win and and they base their predic-
tions on the fact that the track over
which the race viii be skated is a 400
meter circle and MathiesOn having a
longer stroke than Mclean will be able
to cover ground more rapidly.
Mclean doesn't see 1t that way.
eft is true ! have a shorter stroke.
Evening journal., 1920-01-13
KEYSTONE BOYS
PUT ON THRILLER

AT the smoker and athletic entertain
raent Of the Keystone Field Club ht
Pythian Castle last night, an interested
crowd OF sport-lovers witnessed six
boxing and one wrestling bout. The
houls were given for the purpose OF
Interesting the Wilmington public IN
tie campaign OF the club TO raise 5000
for the erection Of a new clubhouse.
Contributions 20 the amount Of $50
we're received recently.
The wind-up last niCht between
Ralph Raymond and Kid Chadwick
was a terrific bout, neither stopping
he fierce pace until the end OF the
fourth and final round. In ten-min-
aie wrestling exh bitiOn Joe De Lucca
and Young Griffith grapled cleyerly
without a fail.
The popular decision in the Kid STAN
1aX-YounC Mccoy fracas went to the
former. ihe bout going three rounds.
The opener brought together Joe Mar
Gn ana Joe Diana, the former getting
rI the worst Of It, Kid Harris and Ja-
naicl KID. two c0lored boys, mixed for
three rounds. the former being return
"a an unofficial winner.
TWO husky welterWeights, Tommy
kelchel and Leir sylvester fought three
nard rounds. without coming 10 a deci-
sion. Battling Dunde and Mike Burns
also swapped punches for three rounds.
Preceding The entertainment, the
Keystone String Trio rendered some
ane musical selections before Father
Grant was introduced. lie immedi-
stely opened the donations for the
8uilding fund campaign with a boost
Which each member took up with
tigor. The value Of physical training
and It's uplifting influence were stress
6d by him I'm a few terse remarks.
Father Grant will address the club az
its regular meeting tonight
Evening journal., 1920-01-13
Famous SnotCy Baker
KNOCKS Big Purses

feat Joe Beckett next month. will be the
logical opponent for Jack Dempsey, the
worlds heavyweight champion. That
Is, providing the event is to be an inter
national one.
people in all parts OF the world are
bidding for this match 10000 has been
offered the pair TO contest the title hon
ors In Australia. Mr.. COchrane Is will
ing TO give f25.OO0 for these stars "a
meet In London. Tex Rlckard, the
American promoter, hangs a tempting
bait OF f35 600 for the pair OF warriors
10 settle the matter in the United States.
mo boxer. OF pair OF boxers. are
worth this amount for the privilege ol
their wares In the squared
circle"
Il that was his idea then what do you
suppose he would say when Informed
that a lot Of wild talk has been made
about half mllllon-dollar purses, and
some even above that anount2
Snowy has the right idea. IL Is time
the fans had something TO say about
the reckless handling OF such large
OF money for II Is the ian who
pays the price.
And fans, have your say.
Evening journal., 1920-01-13
SIX STARS ARE
LOST To Penn
Drummer and Light Are Lat
est Men to Drop
Out

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. i3.-Bots Bron-
ner star halfback az Penn, and Ave
moro athletes. have left college. Brun-
her is reported 10 have accepted a
posltfoh in bethlehem. His home IS in
Easton. only few days ago he said
ne ,so,ild be back and "show hem
some Football next fail" and ne was
looked upon as one OF the star pros
pects Tor next seasons eleven.
Heinie Miller, Ray Miller Honey
.iglla Ben. Derr and Pard Paarce' mem
hers AZ the 1919 eleven. also. are out
.5f NE university. Derr and Pearee LEFT
oftep they were charged with playing
professional football, and Hobey Lisht
went hack 20 his home in Lebanon ab
The beginning Of the Christmas vaca-
tian He failed 70 return.
.podhoyvye ara ndioa taOi shrdl etaoia
lie was counted upon for a place on
The varsity baseball team In the spring.
belne one Of the best outnelders that
the RED and the Blue has ever nad.
Tho, departure Of Drummer and Lisht Is
o big surprise.
FORMER capt Bert Bell, quarterback;
Lon Little, tackle, and Lud Wray,
center are expected 20 withdraw, ana
NAV enter business within the neXD
few weeks.
FTeinle Miller. All-Amerlcan end, was
rounding out his last year OF coIeg-
iate work. but the football season was
the end Of his athletics, as he does noI
take part Ia any other branch. Ray
Miller. another nashy end, who played
at the left flank the last season. had
another year. but dropped out OF the
university after Thanksgiving
!. Howard Berry, the all-around otn-
lcle. and Creed Raymond, the inter-
collegiate 220-yard champion, started
flaming at Franklin Field yesterday
fsr the American Olympic team.
Evening journal., 1920-01-13
ELECTRIC HOSE AND RUBBER co.
TO WHIP NEGRO THIEF.

Convicted OF a charge Of larceny OF
revolver from a locker on a Wilson
Line boat, Anderson Ford, Negro, was
sentenced 20 be whipped with ten
lashes and 10 serve nlre months In the
workhouse by Judge Conrad In Court
OF General Sessions yesterday after
noon.
Samuel Berry was acquitted by a
jury OF charge OF breaking and en-
tering a freight car Of the p. B. and
w. railroad. IL was shown that Berry's
alleged offense was merely a Tart OF
his original duties as car inspector for
the railroad and that there was no in
tent on his part to commit larceny.
Evening journal., 1920-01-13


camp during draining for a light And
ordinarily Georges Is not away fror
his manager or cook for long at time
IF Georges starts out with me-" say
Mime. Vnhilbroucq. "then Franco
knows It Is all rlgh5" No doubt abou
that. Descamps mods his nervous little
nod.
Descamps advice Is always sound
Carpenter says. They are an unusual
team for manager and fighter. More
like father and son.
And The fact that IN street clothes
Carpenter looks so little like O fighter
and so much like somebody's bright
young secretary, adds 10 the father
son impression.
do you 80 10 his flghts?' this 10
Madame.
"Of course. do" she said. "A
strange question monsieurl l always
Evening journal., 1920-01-13

No two boxers IN the world are worth
as much as si75.OOO TO exhibit their
wares in the ring. says Snowy Baker.
the famous Australian boxing promoter
Snowy. one OF the famous sporting
characters OF the world, is sporting edi-
tor Of the News at Sydney, New South,
Wales. He wrote his opinion OF boxing
purses previous to the recent Eight be-
tween Beckett and Carpenter In Eng
land. Il Is interesting. Read:
Georges Carpenter. should he de-
Evening journal., 1920-01-13
"Y" BARS ROUGH
HOUSE in GAMES

Tho Y. NJ H. A. basketball team nos.
ed out the second quintet OF the DIFF
ance Club, on the Third and King SIS.
floor last nlght by the close result OF
1913 In the final period, Defiance boys
were five points ahead, but Tollin. clev-
or guard on the ~ team. scored three.
field goals-enough 20 defeat The Defi-
ance aggregation.
The management OF the "Y' team has
announced as a result OF The rowdylsm
displayed IN last nights affair. TINT no,
more games VIII be booked with local.
clubs. but the Y. NJ II. A. quintet wouM
play with Philadelphia ~" teams.
Last nights score:
Y. NJ. II. A.
Evening journal., 1920-01-13
pFNN-DFI. WANTS TO PLAY.

; The Penn-Del basketball quintet viii
practice I'm Peoples Settlement gym
from SD to 700 o'clock tonight, FOR
their nexh game with the ViscOse sec
bnds Of Marcus Hook. This game will
be played saturday night. Manager
Buck" Coniey desires 10 arrange a
game with the West End team. Com
municate 407 West Fourteenth street,
Alnrn G-n-
Evening journal., 1920-01-13

watched him train, spent hours and
ours preparing food that ne Will en-
ny and that VIII make him stronger
gd stronger. protecting him when he
walking and watching over him so
luch as / can. that would be pres
mt TO see him nghtlng-nghtlng and
ylnnlng2"
A thought entered her head. She
ooked menaolngly at Georges and
1escamps and spoke. II was a ehal-
.engo:
They would not dare suggest that
stay awayw
And The boxer and his manager al
most choked In their haste 70 assent
There was no happier person In The
camp than Mother" NRnhllbrOucq,
when Carpenter beat Beckett 30 easily
And there Will be no more ardent
partisan spectator at the Carpenter
Dempsey rlngsldei
Evening journal., 1920-01-13
s P 4 Q Z R Z 7

entitled II Am Always Blowing Bub-
bles"
The farther they blow 'em The bet
ter it VIII sun US.
There was "a man IN our town,
He was strong and well last summer;
lie bathod his throat In wood alcohol
And now he's on the hummer.
Evening journal., 1920-01-13
ELLA THaCHER UNION.

The monthly meeting Of the Eila
Thacher Union VIII be held IN Harri-
son Street NJ. L. Church. at 9 O'Clock
Wednesday afternoon.
Evening journal., 1920-01-13
AN INDEPENDENT WIFE.

Flatbush-And your wife writes tc
you on postal caTds2
Bensonhurst-Oh, yes.
Il shouldn't think you would allow
her TO do So"
"Oh. she's very independent. she
doesn't seem TO care who knows what
she says. s."-YOnkers Statesman.
Evening journal., 1920-01-13
Goals


Heferee-Jones. Timekeper-Shields
Scorer. Gillespie. Time OF halves-20
mlnuts.
In a preliminary game the Defiance
third team defeated the Y. NJ n. A. SEE
ond quintet 1910 Hagen ~ nefarr,,
with three baskets from dlfilcult angles
featured the contest.
Evening journal., 1920-01-13

When a drummer down 20 the gToc'ry
store yistaday herd that i was goln' TO
play With The big show, he sed fur me
70 watch Eddie Collins. that be wuz the
smartest bird Ia baseball Mebbe so.
but reckon be can't show me nuthin'.
Evening journal., 1920-01-13
pENNSY nRnPs MATCH.

The Water Department team Of the
Au-Wilmington Quoit League. grabbed
q victory from the "Pennsy" tossers
by a three to two score. Score by
games:
Water Dept-.........i9 q 2i q Il,
p. r. R................2i s t3 Il 2t
Pitchers For p. r. R.-Joyce, Colts,
Naylor and McIntire: for w. DR.
Beeson, L. Beeson. Saxton and McCrea.
Evening journal., 1920-01-13

Real estate and homes 20 rent and 30
sell. VIII be advertised 10 good profit
IN the Want Ads
Evening journal., 1920-01-13

"Pd rather visit sunny spas,
And pose in front of cameras,
For countless falls, upon the
screen,
VIII never hurt my laureled
beam"
Evening journal., 1920-01-13

"Altho | am a champ" he said,
"And wear the laurel on my
head.
| do not care to fight again
Unless get five million yen.