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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-29
FUNERALS
CLARENCE A. NrKNZIE

Funeral services for Clarence A
Mckenzie. $40 y. Hil 81, who died
Tuesday. will be held from the resi-
dence Thursday afternoon a. $3.50
o'clock and at Plymouth, Ind Fri
day morning al II o'clock, where
burial viii be made.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-29
FnR SAIL ALTOS

Will sacrifice my 1920 Ford coupe
for S555.Oo. Need money TO so 20
college. Call after 1890 a. m.
Phone Lincoln 1SSs. Address Sos
Laporte ave S64 a. m.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-29
POSTPONE DECISION.

WASHINGTON Dec. Z3.-Post-
ponement OF a decision on the sub
marine problem unll future con-
ference would be unacceptable 20
Italy. 10 was stated by the spokes-
man % The Italian delegation Tues
day
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-29

There's only one Turkish bath IN
town and it's a good one. Call az
the basement Of the Farmers Trust
building and steam all slugg.shness
from your system. SO. Bend Baths.
3ts-n
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-29

See the new Masonic home A.
NIass meeting Thursday night
363 a. m.-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-29

FOR HIS CHRISTMAS GIFT.
Regular 81 carton clgares. S1.ss.
Engels. S3s-tL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-29

Make one OF Goldie AIann's FIVE
cigar stores your meeting place
downtown. 359-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-29

You viii not be asked 20 pledge
your subscription az Masonic Mass
meeting 3sa a. m.-Adyt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-29

Masonic Mass Meeting, Dec. %.
363 g. u.-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-29

All AIasons expected at high
school Thursday night.
S63 a. m---Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-29
PUBLISHERS DENY
CHARGES OF USING
UNDUE INFLUENCE

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-29
SHIPPERS UNITED
IN FREIGHT FIGHT
AFTER CONFERENCE

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-29

"a 90 deal hy a uniform policy with
the growing evil Of tax exempt see
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-29

Agreeing that further argument
would be useless. the committee
turned its attention to collateral
subjects, including regulations for
future use of submarines. proposals
for limitation of the size and arna-
ment Of individual auxiliary vessels
and details of the agreement al
ready sealed in principle regarding
capital ships
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-05-28
Mayors Court =.

May y. Albert Taylor, disturbing
the peace; $500.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-05-28
YOU COULD SEE IT
WAS A. FINE TOWN

"This must be- a fine town.
with IA strong spirit Of cooper
alton between il and the sur
.romding farms. I've neven
been there, but TT like to 90. .
This remark was prompted
by a glance through the col
umns of one of the best coun-
try weekly newspapers pub
Iishrd in the United States, a
paper which radiated progress,
good will and prosperity, and
unconsciously has come to be
the best advertising medium
its community possesses.
1t is successful because it
serves the community faithful
" and reflects in each issue the
life and work Of the largest per
centage of its readers. Service
to the community cannot be ac-
complished by an editor alone,
however. He needs the help
of the farmer and his family in
several ways. Among these
are:
By subscribing to the paper.
By writing the editor or Wis
iting the Office occasionally
with items of interest, intelli-
gent criticism, or praise for
good issues. This shows inter-
est and let's the editor know
that someone is watching.
By advertising live stock,
produce, land or purebred
seeds.
BY placing orders for job
printing, such as bill heads, let
ter heads, business cards and
public notices in the home
printing Office.
By telling merchants and
professional men when their
advertisements in the home pa
per are effective.
By helping tie editor to Sc
cure and keep live, accurate,
correspondents in each neigh
borhood in the community.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-05-28
CARD CLUB ORGANIZED,

\ new card club was orga aizcd with
some Of the Young ladies and married
wor'Pn of the town, The cl i, member.
were entertained for the first time Sat.
u'dby afternoon n Miss Maize Brous
shfd's hume. Delicious refreshments
we're served. The card playing was en-.
joypd by all. The club members of
the new card club are: Misses Belle Lee
bianr, Louise and Isabelle Kitcscll,
Mazse Vroussard, Hiida Hebert. Mabel
Staufer' Irene Brssseux, Mabel Young,
hnd Me~danes p. L. Broussard, John
Maggie. Lloyd Broussard, Claudia
Hughes. Roy Wingfield, Edgar Lapor;e,
Bessie Knox, Il g. Stewart, CLAY Sum.
mers' Madison LulIande, Oar Leblanc
and Howard Labit.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-05-28
SHOOTING UP
OLD SHIPS

One of the Nation > smart
est editorial writers mas gwen
us ii piece III ms excellent paper
IN WHICH ne wakes very lnuS-
uant because our navy ar
planes are gong to piacilct
bombing Uy making targets Of
me Obsolete Ucrlndn WaranIps
that were awarded TO America
LII a treaty winch Germany
Signed. liz says: IN the uer-
mans mad taken DatllconIpo OI
ours and amused themselves
by making targets OI THEM We
should not 1eeI nlgnly ot the
performance"
Inns gentleman OF the pen
forgets, however, THAT the
American navy nIdkGS targets
uf Its own obsolete SnIpS-
SHIPS on WHICH American boys
have fought Tor Their county
and winch they loved just aS
much aS The UermanS loved
their alleged war snlps.
lou VIII readily remember d
particularly notable example
vi TINS. Inc l. >. battlesIlp
Texas was III tile battle VI Can
tlago, commanded Dy Captain
FnIillps, WHO SAID, DIS the span
larM struggled III the water:
Don't Cheer, boys; the poor
fellows are dylng!' lie IexaS
became d BACK number III good
tIlhe, ana our navy TOOK II
DOWN somewhere accommodating
ton rsoads and shot 1t full VI
holes, as d target. incidental.
ly, they couldn t sink the gal.
liant Old Texas, and more re-
Gently she was made d target
oil our bombing alrpianes. Iney
too, tailed to sink her.
Inc German WarsnIps are u
no lurtler use, except DIS hulk;
upon which to eXperlment.AnC
IL our navy can use vessels
from wnIcn "OIu Glory" la
flown i'll battle, certainly tner
is no sentiment against placIn:
to the same use Warshlps tina
have flown the black flag o
Emperor William.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-05-28
IMPORTANT NOTICE,

Abbeville, La, May IS, 1921.
To whom it may Concern:
Ny attention has been called 60 tho
manner III which residents of this Town
dispose Of their rubbish and rrfuse
Ahere are OWne,s OF vacant lot, AMI II ii
within me corporate limit, of the royyr
I'll Aooefiiie. Louisiana. who eomnI.in
90 having their property Covered with
such rdbLish and refuse.
This Is wrong, no one hus the ri,b, to
"'e MS neighbours property without
iirst obtaining permission. Therefore
hereby warn those In the habit of vim.
ia'ing such ordinances that if brought
before me will safer the consequences
ROM. +. LEBLANC,
Mayor.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-05-28
Abbevillc, La, May 20, 1921.

Abbevillc, La, May 20, 1921.
The following letter was received by
Miss Rosa Mills from State Supervisor
John NJ. Foote, relative to the work
done by her as parish supervisor:
Miss Rosa Mills,
Abbeville. La.
Dear Miss Mills:
Replying to your letter of MAY 10th,
together With the statement Of your
activities and work Of supervising in
struction during the current year, am
glad to say that what you have submit.
ted can be used very effectively in the
bulletin which I expect to prepare later
on. 1t indicates that you have done
some very good work In the subjects of
reading and arithmetic Ia the elemen.
tary grades In the rural schools.
Very truly yours,
JOHN NJ. FOoTE.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-05-28
RESOLUTION


BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and
Board of Aldermen of the Town Of
Abbeville, Ia, in regular session con-
vened,
That tie i,ailroad Commission of the
State Of uisiana be and it is hereby
respectful petitioned to order the
Iberia & tormilion Railroad Company,
As follow
First construct passenger depot
at Abbey; ., suitable and adequate for
the acco,i Ddation of its patrons; and
seeout 20 operate an additional pas
scager t,r.a between New Iberia and
Able, ill.,, aid train to leave Abbev'lle
III time ~ make connections with pas
scnger tIai' No. 10 of the Southern
Pacific a; New Iberia, and to leave New
Iberia after the arrival of No. 7 Of the
Southern Pacific.
Since tle construction Of the Iberia q
NermiH.' abroad from the Town OF
New ibu,j, to the Town of Ahbevlilc'
over twea five years ago, there mas
been liti.r if any, improvement III Inc
rasjcngc service on said road Inc
same II. is in operation. The same
little inc iAmodious passenger depot a'
I Abbevilit. built over twenty years ago.
is still i. existence. 1t still takes three
days for a business trip to New VI
leans. AaI all this, Notwithstanding
that the assessed property values OF
the PAM = of Vermilion have increased
from 1S2- - 1920 from two million uoi'
lars to ov,g twenty-five million dollars;
the asses 5eI valuation of properties IL
the Town # Abbeville from one "u"'
dred anG itty thousand TO over '"o
and q ha., million dollars; the r'P'iS
tion cf ErrGiiliou parish has more WA"
doubled; sc population Of abp''''''
has more ;han trebeled, and The JUST
ness OF se.I railroad has more than CUT
respondihgly increased.
BE it further resolved, That copies u
this resolution be forwarded to 'ne
Honorable Railroad Commission OF Hou'
isiana, at Baton Rouge, La, and Dc
furnished to the local press.
(signed) ROM P. LEBLANC'
! Mayor of Abbeville' La
J. c. BROcssARD, Secretary
/ A true copy.
latest:
! j. {, BR0USARD,
Secretary Of Town Council OF 'H'
iowa of Abbeville, La.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-05-28
New Suits Filed

May 20. No. 7oSU. Fell; Broussard
y, RaCul j. Montague, claim $3.50;
hitcieu u Boudrcaux, attorneys.
May %. No. 1851. North La. Drill.
in i Development Co. vs.. Clay u.
Summers, note $4,000; Edwards
Greene, attorneys.
May 90. No. 1852. Peoples BAN. &
Trust Co. VS.. Fernest schexruiidcr,
note s634.2O; John Nugier, attorney.
May %. No. 1883. F. B. Collins
Investment Co. vs.. Joseph David, execu.
tory process; John Nugier, attorney.
May "A. No. 'osi. Vigil Bro-. v.
Frregus Ddbon ~ al, note 5000; Wal.
ter b. Gerdy, attorney.
Ma "a. No. 1856. WE'LL Bros. vs..
Cloths Thebeaux ct al, note $4,000,
Walter B. Gordy, attorney,
May "A. No. 1856, Emancipation Of
Euniee Langlinais, emancipation, John
Nugier, attorney.
Nay q. No. 1887. Homer LeBoeuf
ct al vs.. Aurelien T. Broussard, execu.
tory process; John Nugier, attorney.
3Isv IS. No. 706e. Deshoteis &
Motty IS. /. n. W:gg...s, ..otc elo0c. 90;
n. T. Gordy, attorney,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-05-28
CARD OF THANKS,

we Wish 10 use this means Of *
tending OUT thanks to all of tho~, vbo
''' 80 N'"d to US and who assisted US
during the illness and death Of our
so" una cousin, BeldOn Champagne, and
also special thanks to those VIM inv
"i'hed automobiles, und for the b..,,,
full floral offerings.
THE FAMILY;
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-05-28

court met TINS day with Hcr. ". W
Bailey, Judge, presiding.
7055-Fiorcnce Louisiana Co. vs.. Well
Diggcrs Oil Co. ct ais.
Answer filed on behalf OF 2. L. Brous-
sad, Clerk Of Court, and upon motion
Of counsel for plaintiff case fixed for
Monday, May 23rd, ext.
7o7l-Jamcs y. Summers vs.. Ira Ian
binais ct ais.
Default entered against eash aud all
parties defendant.
7o63-james a, Summers vs.. Alfred
White.
7064-James \. Summers V. Valery
Leblanc et ais.
Each of above eases taken up on con-
frmation of default, tried, evidence adj
ducd and submitted and judgment rem
dered III favor of plaintiffs as prayed
for. See DEGREES and judgmtnts read,
signed and fled.
Court then adjourned.
W. ". BAILY,
CHAS c. LEBLANC. Judge.
Minute Clerk.
Monday, May 23rd, 1921.
Court met this day with Honorable
y. W. Bailey, Judge presiding.
7O66-Dwyer Bros VS.. A. C. Leblanc.
7070-F. & G. Manufacturing Co. VS..
A. s. Landry.
'7U5f-1nterstate Electric Co. VS.. Town
of Abbeville.
7073-Lastie Hebert VS.. Ernest Hebert.
7O76-F. NJ. Harrington VS.. l.. 2. CO.
meaux.
7O40-D. H. Holmes g. Co. VS.. L. C..
Barrilleaux.
7OO2-Dazeton Bros. Co. VS.. l. T. Young
In each of above cases default enter.
ed against each and all parties defend
ant.
7O74-Trazimond Babineaux vs.. Albert
Hardise ct ais.
Default entered against each and all
PARTIES defendant, except Clairville Bill
lcaud.
j63s-Peop'es State Bank ". a. A. lie
ieunc, in iiquiGutioh.
Upon motion o. counsel for plaintiffs,
case submit led.
js99-Andrcw K. Moss VS. Andrew p.
Moss ct al.
judgment rendered in favor of plain
tiff az PRAYED for. See decree.
7c6j-Alliauce Trust Go. vs.. Oncil Cor
mier It al
Cr,r motion If plaintiffs counsel
rasc dismissed Al plaintiff ) costs, aud
upon further motion of said counsel
original notes withdrawn and certified
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-05-28

Every town has Good ole Scon'
who takes a Healthy Interest IN Ersry'
thing that's going on. Nothing %.
csres his Eagle Eye Hr Eager Ear and
he's regular News Mine for the Ed
tor. Were e not for the Volunteer
Reporter, the Paper would NOT be So
Newsy sometimes. Here's 10 you, Ole
Scout
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-05-28
MarriageEcenses

May 20. Eliza Hcbert of kaI'an 20
Corinc Moncla Of Kaplan.
MAY y. Avery Trahan of Perry to
Lydia Romero of Nunez, colorcd
May y. Lcsta Chauvin OF Henry 70
Leta Dominique of Erath,
May 26. Claude Boullion of Erathsto
Ante LachausSee of Abbeville.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-05-28
DISTRICT COURT MINUTES

'"pirS submitted therefor.
7O7I--Jamcs \. Summers ". Ira Ian
gtiuais ct ais.
,7U6I H. otto Trahan Us. Thomas Rider
Each of above eases taken up on con
lfirmation of default, tried, evidence ad-
duced, and submitted and Judgment
rendered in favor of plaintiffs as pray
ed for. See DEGREES and judgments
read, signed and filed.
7059-Parker-Blake Co. Ltd. VS.. Gerard
Duhon ct ais.
1924 A. l.. Norman & Co. W. {. Co
meaux q Son.
Upon motion Of counsel for plaintiffs
each of above cases dismissed at plain.
tiff 5 costs.
l260-Suceession Of Mathilde Zenon.
Fixed for this day on application of
Adolph ZenOn to be appointed admins
TRAITOR of said estate, same taken up
and tried, evidence adduced and sub
mitted and judgment rendered appoint
ing said AdOlph Zenon as administrator
as prayed for. See decree and judg.
ment read, signed and filed.
705j-Florence Louisiana Co. vs.. Well
Diggers Oil Co. ct ais.
Heretofore fixed for this day, case
taken up ON confirmation of default,
tried, evidence adduced and A, L. Arpin
and Pete Stansel being sworn testified,
and case Submitted and Judgment sren.
dered in favor of plaintiff as prayed
for. See decree.
3997-State of Louisiana vs.. L. II.
Noel, failing to dip.
399s-State of Louisiana VS.. Eugene
Noel, failing to dip.
In each of above eases, defendant
brought into court, regularly arraigned
and plead not guilt, and upon motion
Of District Attorley, cases iixci for
Thursday, MHy 2Bth, next, and appear.
Gnce bond fixed by the Court at 10000
in each cdsr,
3999-Statt Of Louisiana VS.. Tony 'n>
aacs. wife dcsprtion.
Defendant brought into Court. regu-
larly arrai:led and plead guilty. Sen
tence deferred bY the Court Bond fixed
by the Co.ir5 at $4,000.
Court then adjourned
w. W. BAILEY,
CHAs. e. LEBLANC, jud &c.
Minute Clrrk.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-05-28
Mr. o. e. MoRvANr,
THE FAMILY,

MY t. o. Mot'aut, aged 80 vra.,, 2
months AMI Is days, died at the bor,.
VI MS SISTER, Mrs Mani Frederick, Or
May End, 1921, at l. ~
'"' funeral MAS held Monaay from
'"V catholic Church at p. u. Burial
was ~ade IN the ueN Catholic cemetery
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-05-28

..,yhere iva want that Coal? asks
the Man, which is a Great keiief to
~. w r6i,or. who expected 10 hear.
.,vbo,neil put that Piece IN TIE Pa
-" Running Newspaper is a
lpT..ardcus Occupation, for FOLKS ret
noa~.d Awful Easy sometimes. bur
lprarrtb,rc considered, the Ed''o. ',-
Pretty Well
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-05-28

"a. 26. No. 1855. Deshoteis &
Motty IS. I. n. W:gg...s, .ote elo0c.Oo;
II. T. Gordy, attorney,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-05-28
Tie Cozsaaf o-is e the
mexican Home

It IS vell-knoWn fact that, home for home TIE
American Eo,sohcid has more comforts and
coaTenicnccs than that Ct any ctLer nation.
In foreign l2n,s to undermined dwelling is
foi.i3 cI4y u lis better sections of tie largar
ci:-9s' s-vsryylcre il krcr.3a you fn6 TIE
r-a"' to vasaa'a c.-a-sc7. var'siag r.a.5;p,a,
u9-to,4oto ht1t-as s-5ter:- telephones and
n~:n-sfl-s5 electrical ccF taaees,
There is wcil-k'z: lco,: a3oa: residence, ssoro
or oatbailcing' via an atmosphere OF rros.
reTi.sy and content, DID ecu ever $50, I, ~,
why tits is So; low this condition ras bro,,oEt
afout7 It is largely due TO advertising,
Stop and think how many of the foo,s ror -.
the things you wear ind other srsicla, on. 800,
into you everyday life, you FIRST tea~J =;
through advertisements You viii ttsn $50 =.
what Part they Go play, or should nla ~ ~
your daily life. f-"'' Id
Read the advertisements regularly and 49,
oog1ly, i you ere ne: alrcad7 do:r~ - TT.
mean E-ose to you than you can tell -A'y
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-23
ELKHART BOXER TO
HELP TRAIN GREB
Clarence Willard Expects to
Condition Self for Sew
eral Bouts.

Clarence Willard, Elkhart welter-
weight fighter will join the Greb
training stable Monday and. as a
sparring partner, will use his knowl-
edge of the ring to place Harry
Greb, Pittsburg scrapper. into the
pink of condition for the 60 next
Saturday with Chuck Virgins. IN
dianapOlis glove artist. Willard is
coming to South Bend 10 train with
Greb at the request Of Gene Kessler.
promoter Of the tight, according to
a statement Friday evening by Will
ards manager, kid" Donohue. of
Elkhart.
While training with the Eastern
mittman. Willard will place himself
in condition for his hght at RCchest-
er May % with Steve DonIey. and
viii work off surplus fat for his card
at Benton Harbor on June 13. when
the Elkhart scrapper will enter the
ring with Jack Britton.
Willard is going big. according TO
Donahue. who is attempting to
match him with Eddie Welsh. The
manager Of the local fighter has
refused TO book Willard. however.
Donahue said Willard has q num-
mber of scalps hanging onto his
belt, having gained decisions over
some OF the best boxers in the
Middle West.
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-23
FIRST GIANT GAME
GOES TO PIRATES
Pittsburg Scores Six in Last
Frame-FOur HOmers
Made in Game.
N Associated Press /:

NEW YORK. May 22.-Pittsburg
won the first game Of its series with
New York Sunday. to 8. in 2 sen
sational con1eet featured by four
home runs IN the late innings. 1t
was Coopers seventh straight vic
tory.
After Pittsburg tied the score in
the eighth inning with Whitted' $
homer. Burns put the Giants ahead
with a four base hit in their half.
Carey hit the ball into the left field
bleachers in the ninth with one on
base. giving Pittsburg the lead again.
The New York defense crumbled
and Pittsburg batted ir four more
runs. Snyder of New York hit the
fourth homer with two on base in
he ninth. Score: r. II. K.
Pittsburg 200 900 O26-S Il !
New York 100 300 113-6 II ,
Cooper and Skif. Barnes, Sallee.
Toney and Snyder.
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-23
GEORGES INSURED
FROM MONEY LOSS
Willy Frenchman Takes No
Chance on Dollar Deprec-
iating in Value.

PARIS. May 22.-Georges car
pentier and his manager. Francois
Descamps Will not be affected by
any fan i'm the rate of exchange on
the dollar against the francs as re-
cards their end of the purse for the
forthcoming worlds heavyweight
championship fight between Car
pentier and Jack Dempsey.
Accordin gto a signed article by
a sporting writer i'm Ia Liberte sun
day Carpenter and Descamps have
paid 100000 francs premium against
the dollar reCediug i'm value Iloyds,
the writer says. has agreed to cash
their dollars at fifteen francs each.
a few wagers on the fight were
made on the boulevards last week
with Dempsey the favorite.
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-23

by his very influence, all my cares
and troubles when 1 am scheduled
to fight, leaving me 10 enter the
ring with only a fighting mind.
He subtly convinces me that he
is actually fighting at the same time
1 am, and lighting for me-"
So much for the hypnotic eye"
1t was Carpenters wallops that
were carrying him to victories.
His first battle in 1914 resulted in
a knockout of Pat O'Keefe, in two
rounds George Mitchell, Hubert
Roc and PHILIPPE Robinson also went
iout over the sleep route.
Then Joe Jeanette. prize Ameri-
can negro husky. crossed the pond
and handed the French wiz a lacing
in 15 rounds.
Gunboat Smith, topnotch Ameri-
can scrapper. then journeyed TO
Paris and lost to Carpenter in the
sixth round, on a foul Another foul
gave Georges a win over Kid Jack
son in four rounds.
Served as Aviator.
This ended Georges pre-war bat
ties except for a few exhibition
bouts.
When France went to war with
Germany, Georges enlisted in the
aviation branch. He was twice dec
grated. During his fighting days he
gave many boxing eXhibitiEns for
American troops in France.
The fighting game had piled up a
fortune for Carpenter. He had
even purchased an interest in the
mines at Lens in which he worked
as a boy. This fortune of a million
francs was lost through the war and
Georges re-entered the ring. after
peace came, to rebuild it.
(Thc next story carried Carpen-
tier TO the championship of Europe.