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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-01-13
cuticura Comforts Raby,s skin

When red, rough and itching with hot
baths of Cuticura Soap and touches of
'Cuticura Ointment. Also make use
now and then Of that exquisitely scent
ed busting powder, Cuticura Talcum,l
one of the Indispensable Cuticprat
Toilet Trio.--Adv. li!f3 h,z /
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-01-13
How He Got Il.

"Pa had the last word in an ar
gument with ma last night"
THAT so?'
"Yep. Ma was arguing that she
simply had to have a new gown for
a dinner party that is coming SOON"
"Well, how did your father get the
last word in that sort of q battle?"
~ "He finally said yes
Any man Possesses the ability to be
as big fool as he pleases.
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IN HiV3tPoofi puePi =. NJ 4

Sh' +'Poor PupF az H<.%'' iai
Such lhcFdehss' pefhaps sbrings = us
nearer the COMMUNAL AisoI thayygive
tired psdestrihnkaai isesh + 1t VAS aip7.
lag. 2ArhmpusiRs {, steRpea ,9n Fifth
eHeRpsasd n f;REfaatsrfoply, YolNgaRqs and I'd, p
GIL hsIA = leqfsh ID g7R Nf fastened r
II G &a53sR z n %9G f.
tention Of. the. crowds fo ftsefeet. TT
'&ofSe bik afuSBer iBt3t4 and al rains
.pr6oh BfhfetB att sesnfedtWdhs mis-
.etablesANS wi Y orr fsankatH ods .f.
at2IgnaGf44t IN .---rs171 44rr7--tg. 81; 4,
|, 9Rrfsld Gfa wss,YagF Graa4dmatth e !. !
Remedy k2reeFlfalqqYY' s stgP99ff4 s eH9 iptes-
|. final In JThfs good ,Qld-f83sbiohed herb e3
home rensdy for constipation, Stomach
rms ana 61Bdf deraHge1h6ntsa Of the
system 'so&pjfevafent these days Is in
even greater fasotasa family medicine
thanlneyonFi spahdmpttet' days-rAdv,
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". THE RooFs-continued.

"v& -" W. g "
oi,1 I92fS 70 70 DICK H3s> she a declared i'm
"How d'you know"
81 don't Know, but somehow I do.
Seems like l must've seen him sOme-
where's before"
'Well, If he amt no pussyfooter,
what fors he followin' us?"
II don't know" Leonora repeated
vaguely. "Maybe Pm wrong E"
She was not, as the Self knew that
jouneyed with her, though she did
not suspect its company. g.. 49,.
An iron ladder rose to trap door
through which they crawled out upon
the roof. u........s ..'
Here the blackness was oppressive
relieved only by a dull. reflection of
the city's glow on the Iow-hung canopy
of cloud: and the tempest had unhin-
tered sweep. Time and again vicious
f. ) BLASTS alk1bht scdrried the two women
off their feet. Rain driving in vast
s;,speetst half blinded them and rendered,
%, ,tRS5l qaS5s$g # sa! thei roofs aGg1Dsya
:. !. hlundened,. bruised heffoaits a'ehirtsti
unseen. obstacles, their. shihs upon low,
'''eitae4phfls diTRjhg' hdGs& from. house.
"atI{fsrdtha f'osSfs wversl f6ftundt6,y 3ril on
.,tsea iesss}sdsid Md58,a1a LIZ oaassasr the.
:9t5napaSRttiof hargjns e#saesa. Yttch-
j.dng haadIohsto deathNat.the bottom of
=. tSspleaadsrss ,adfshaftSsi { -al,tof :
LIN Lebasra soop, lost, hll sense of Aeck,,
Oning and was beginning to-. wpRder
how IneZ could hold on so confidently
whenethe.latter stopred2 l2nelt, and be-
*, gan tottpg7pt the [heaxy. hatrhlo an,
other trap, door, LeonOray assisting,
between them they threw it back, de-
scended n second iron ladder into a.
hallway 'indistinguishably unlike that
which they had just left. But Inez
seemed to recognize it nstantlyau
81. "Ifsiall right she whispered harsh
lys pausing half way down the ladder
=. when Leonora stood on the landing
below, THE door on the left, at the
back, You know the high Sign. I'll
be shutting this trap. Look sharp
before somebody lamps us"
She climbed back a couple Of rungs
to wrestle with the hatch, while Leo,
. nora, turning to the door designated,
., Salute1, ! its panels with the peculiar
, rap which alone would be- ackpowl-
,, edged by Red. .ns,4, d12yr ,h,oy o.,
For some time she, waited hearing
no sounds from the far side OF the
door, hearing indeed nothing other
thai the buster Of tie storm and Inez
''s petufantly ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ieluansy
jjYand0 obstinate jhatch! q Presently the
% fl thing fell Into place withoa crash, land
the girl turned looking to, see Inez,
drop. to the, landing and surprised that
she did not, but with a surprise no
sooner conceived than smothered in
greater. For the door swung open
suddenly, and "a voice she knew, for
whose accents she had hungered
ceaselessy, for days on end--neither
I1ent.N
"Leonora !"
And looking up into the face of the
man Mario, the girl uttered a broken
cry Of wonder and gladness. SHE did
not understand how this thing had
come about, that she should find here
the man she loved where she had
thought to find that other whom she
feared with fear so profound that it
was twin with hatred. But 1t didn't
matter; in the stunning JOY of that
surprise, nothing seemed to matter ex-
Tvpt that chance had led her at last
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-01-13

theY 7woulffHSt two
we eks. Thw a 8
treated by two doc
TORS without relief
and they. both said
l would have TO have
anidperaGon. 'Ihad
.mytrouble fouryears
and was Unfit to do
,anythingaland lhad1!
given up all hope Of
| ever" &c ttihg any
better. / read about
YOUR medicine in the
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-01-13
E1.1. MAR9osqNoT REp,Iy,E


SUPPLEMENTARY Of sna
idea rof-its meaning, the giI ,yLeo-
nora "fnakeS Her accustOrnedSway
into the Street of Strange Faces
in the underworld, Of. New York.
Mario joins her Greatly In love
and seeing the fine qualities which
the gHl. really possesses. Mario
seeks st5s tnsrH h&rffro1h the path
of ineyftabis aes tnuGtion. She prom
Uses to marry him. At Ristori's
cafe, gathering place of criminals,
LeQnqra, 5pqetsrher, partner, Red"
Carheh6n1' ana his associates, and
is accused. of hetraying a fellow
81 cramm3l TO the police. Police crash
into, the room and two, are killed
4 bytGarnesisBn Leonora and the rest
escape. In her studio, Priscilla
Maine, wealthy artist, awakes from
trouble dsLsleep with a distinct feel
ing of having her life linked with
j l.aoRaTa!s, priscilla has. painted a
picture Of herself in, fancy. dress
a gipsy-which has a strange effect
on her UnneFved, sApa fearful that, !
her mind is affected, Priscilla calls
to her aid s"deaf friend Or. Philip
Fosdick,' w'ii6 sSffi'1ote' With her.
He is stuniied%1to1 'ffndi that: Sher
dream story. of thefpoiice Night is
confirmed by the neMspapersy Pris-
ella tells him about the. mystery
of. her mother, who died when she
3yasl lp,atnen4 O. Pfc. sees &he44 sffagt Iof
the painting and pronounces it a
oash9i 1f9 l.
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follow US to. the end of the earth. II
isn't me, alone-it's you. How can, I
az anything ny ktnNoWT 4 i ms sf9.a{ your
Never t4earyy' The ' SspqndiatFBdd thad
short laugh of seoEgn. "pg'y33iijS iim1aHEine
that sooq Mr.. CaFFRFSssh9a}nni% : XII, Fs%ain
dong at liberty pg9}W fhat ! ksht$S INDY = hat
you've Just told me?"., t,,. ,n, .% w y, II
%Hpq |, don't fi!i' IT, ss$s VI.
: "Ehv ,notsn NJ sea s.'tt rt4I
IT. reWs the tG(lh2fr. fol, Red. . ~.
,.,,' Shall that $tops Jm4e wheff $!oaf!t, NE
am and: happiness are at stake? Am 7 F8
let the. life Of q thug continue, to sfaRlf
constant menace 10 The woman ]
love-" u IA
She started forward and caught the
lapels of his coat with frantic hands.
Mario, you mustn't! You mustn't go
to the cops! Mario if you do, they'll
get both of us-sure J" 30. '-..'f ?.
"But every word you say proves
there is no room for the three of IFS in
this world. It is his life or ours - -.
Resign yourself, Leonora. No argu-
ment can move me-" ".''
But you can't, Mario-youI can't
won't let you. won't be the kind of
girl that'll squeal onpa pal I" 40 -
1T is no fault 'ofnyours, deaEoif
make proper use of information which
came TO me by chance" q ',a@"1
T" "No, Mario please !" she sobbed.
He shook his head. She flung ahgrily
away, then swung back, her counte-
nance ablaze. "Do you think I'd go
away with you II you did that-marry
you-go on loving you, even? Well,
you're wrong, you're dead wrong, Ma
rio. Get me right: love you but
You do IKE you say, and PHI
see you d--Adl"r foiia a ii
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-01-13

Too many people IN this world are
not happy unless they are bubbling
over with nnhappipeSs.v ..-
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CouIbn't Hear Him.

Mrs, Benham-"What did the minis
ter preach ..about?" Benham-"My
hearing is sadly defective when l am
not awake"
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lNVlg RECALLED. vi, a

Somewhere a tiny belttbeghn to ring,
AT firstino than ghOstly echo in
the dimenslonless and silent vast which
lay between Intelligence and bodNptfat
'shrill sf1ia4l voice gained strength of
its very perseverance, became a thin
thread Of impOrtunHte sound, calling,
calling nwithdut pause on pity, till 1t
fairly ground its character into that
indefinitely dissociate mentality; a
telephone was ringing no ..,.,s s.,
The body resting nthe bed in that
darkeRedr chamber stirred uneasily
and flung out hand of ineffective
protestJ1 The noise persisted relent-
lessly. I1Thel somnambpIist started up
on an elbow, made as If to rise, sank
back again with sigh of relief when
the ringing was suddenly interrupted.
She lay with open eyes, unwinking,
in confusion of divided conscious
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-01-13
Not Always on Time.

Pride goeth before fall--so long
before in many instances that envl-
Gus people get weary waiting4for the
catastrophe. AB6ston Transcript.
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'HNt'i - rhiIlA -
: Mario and Leonora = make
plans for their weddingJin { /
(TO BE CONTINUED.)
,rssnalhle MT. lnpbwalte.

"'s ~ & NSS'top't''~f 49, rSpTvSpN~' "
i.Did you eyer CONG in unexpectedly
and find your office hoy Reclining in
your easy chair with his feet propped
up on your deskTr f"Ohf SesI" replied
Mr.. Dubwaite And what did you
do?" II registered a mental vow that
I would quit setting him n had exam
ple."-Birmingham Age-Herald.
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WOMAN / !, !: AVOIDS
. =. IAN. OPERATION
opeNearly Gone, but Lydia
E. Pinkham'si Vegetable
Compound Saved Her t''

Star, N. C.-"My monthly spells
gave me so much trouble, sometimes
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-01-13

The name EPSON salts Is derived
from the sulphate Of magnesia springs
of EPSON, In Surrey, England.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-01-13

No, Alfred, 1t Is not the bad eggs
that produce the tough chickens.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-01-13

'lBee sRhlfSa7 y8J u TT wrong before you
60 back and sit down. ""5'',h'T d.
t-41,ytss a.--4ls4 4 ~ - 4 1
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's"NVhat is to prevent g:a~f g,-srAs,
She hesitatedj tftenfnried3ip passion
ate protest.ta naat,5 Magic, can't.
The risks too bigrI tell you, you don't
Know RED y He newer gives gp,ryHell
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Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-12-01
PUBLICATION LIST DELINQUENT
TAXES, FOR THE Year 1920


and succeeding days. commencing the hour of 10 o'clock
of said day, much of the following described real
estate situated in said County which for the year
1920 have been paid shall be necessary to pay the
hereinbelow down, interest and penalties towt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-06
AMERICAN GOLFERS WILL
ENTER OPEN TOURNAMENT
Bobby Jones, Chick Evans nm,
Others Again Will Try for
British Cups.
Ily Hubby ,Ion,.,

LONDON, June. 1.-Two A,n.ri,.,,j
attempts To acquire British I'D
championships have been r.bun
but v" ar" making final and d..
'"rnin"d effort to redeem our bali "a
shattered regulations. W 6. i'own"--
Chick Evans. Hunter and myself ma a
changed our minds again and do
c!h"d I" play In the open tournament
AT st. Andrews. | expect tina, other
Americans viii join ny
w" were sadly disappointed by our.
showing at iioyiak". He hay. M
iiibi, nut l am certain that ~" an
VIII br long time before Americans
annex the British cups Al the same!
'lih"' am convinced that IL wil b.i
.Neh I""S"r b"for" the Britons taxed
me American titles.
lh"r" are hard obstacles for as ,oj
"fcrc"in" TO win "n ror,iGu cuurs,sI
under English climatic c"ndi,ions.I
Cur American courses ar. tho ss,uoI
drought they ar. sprinkIcd. come
Hood. they ar" drained Eui Rriush|
courses ar" never clIalizcd. Th.vI
may be baked hard On. day ANA .,
~ IN" next ~, liuylnkc tho mu-u
ing inists mad. TIA" greens wct anil
SOFT. III the afternoon they w.r. Iii, III
IRON Most British courses arc nnI
tn" seaside. whcr" lii. winds
strong bl"wing !" sea In ,hc morn
ins and OFF tn" sra in TIA. aficrurnn
This ~ all in III" game. Of course.
nut Americans must spend mon al
becoming accustomed 10 such co,ii a
Tons, - they are To play their b, tsl
w. "n, are entering at - = ,Ir,,, ri
nave now hccn playing on variwISI
courses for mUnti ana more Til. al
form. II
IL not back ~ suggcyti"ns ,n,t|
IN" Hritish elimination round un.I
poses handicap y goli cbaIut.,,I,l
mould II" all" L" stop am com. "a.
Therefore. ! say the present Sy.trin
~ satisfactory. In pairing tvs" Amcr5l
cans against on" another. the ob-
J"ct - to "limiiIac" tho weaker Mn vsi
- $50 u would seem that this is saI
sound theory NI
Int"ruarouai team pi.y is difsI
i"r'ui matter W" matched orr > SUtl
HEhtnst thai % IA" British ia ,yrnyI
S"iu"S ana fuurSnnrs brfor. iho H,$sl
AK" CHAMPIONSHIPS. and showed dfS
wei - Individuals. as well as c,HgI
lcci!VclN. "a
Tn .ril.ng out az tho ribbed c,HE1
VII ah"'t The Kritons - we'll a- ar
Americans Ht|
III" cla~hiug Of IN" iu;cruatioS hi
professionals Monday at Glcucar&a
VIII Furnish som" interesting ID IL
n.--'"Hr> ~ amateurs are Bt
playing there. however. dudrIn. Ee
tcmptatIon ~ rewards which d yI
would q. unable To accept, MA
copyright 1921, by United NcwsM
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-06
LAToNIA ENTRIES

Frs, Tacs,,-7par,e 'l.tco; aiming; ,,r
. he: 1i,;oi eaa ,pi - 'urlone.
l0;. Blc!nSh-d lD. Romano. lG- lr,.
Pennybaker no FIG ii ito. VI Ga
lie: Role 81 E.,s,h'th,o'ta ia M NJ =, 4
fiaiTi IL; p .S.as.F ;%1 .Dori5 .
Second t:a,..rmo,IpPnrse u 600, ma liens; 'o'
O.. ii5' a. sh: ieaafil!'. 90 1lS ia Hfi.'
Brass Tack. l'i:- C-Arrine ll- Ii.,la
Folly, L.; Is:ll''lc, BLACK sheet iI5 Eart.
Thru race--pur-e. 1870. rlemire -,
s shrs yIsPa ~ ri II. "Tg m,f ,nH j,
.'Merchnn', as k'liroHs ins -pon,t-llo
los: 'hit TO- Indian chant ma. e.
wateTfori iis virro il' Az Ills IA
,,,nni-Ssr =. 'ors9n. 49, Frank y
the Fountain square for ih-ce- YEAR l,
i ~, 81; ;n,l9nEI,.. Brush Mad; lo5
hG.;l1s, los Mi;.. Mari i;@'s ios o'''"' '0'
the S@xps.t ", fsur.lSA5 9r o,J t''ownnc -.
one milc-Inouiry. loi: wyoming. i6s
i j;%ia M Iacs iss Bn hG5i NJ
NS; ras,or"au, liS.
S'H,m 1902 ufs" 'l.o". sliowan.cs
and onc-halt turlonY> isu>,ei,'-. ia
,SuingG GGrcHn H. Lore Allan, iii
III '''''
seventh rac"-parse $3.50: claiming
sitteenth-..M Jane nakcr 81 .Ma'
los; W. g M.Cilr'nrk iol. rin"rros'. rot
Y"onnih. io, ."Sfalmanl'' 'r IF ~, t.{Wr ("
wa'd, found. % 'Caadlc L1ght 10 Cnl
Ki;,o5rbili' ''i H. ~ Ne ".Eiha,r
'Wick:nrf ne. Gourmond. lis
;,,Apptcnnr. allowance. o., Nv pound,
weather clear. track fast
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-06
keeps rinn nf Attnck secret.

years old But he had everything to
max. fighter when he was y,
S"-iittic boy. lie is much better os
20" shhi SCI. because he has grown
argument. too.
Dempsey Resumes TRIMMING,
over in the rival camp Jack Dcmp-
started training again SATURDAY
after thrcc-day rest
Jacks short vacation was c,usch
ny thr"c Things. His staff of SHARING
bhri 9crs was battered beyond immre
i"tr repair; he wanted to take his
iaVorite Belgian police dog 10 n
skilled surgeon. as some one had RIM
over the poor pup with "A niyvcr and
put kink in his back. and. tn;rdiv
T ~! i""hd himself getting down to
nshtins weight too rapidly. lie
came back 10 work fun or ambition.
ana this coming week is going Ia be-
'"nSn on. Tor the sparrinE staff
Wants Tough Negro Partners.
dempsey rs again trying to got
some OF the big dusky fellows TO
come and swan wallops with him
ih"y're tough. he says. and can stand
ne gan Incidentally. Jack likes to
Train with some one who can land
hard punch on his chin once in ..
while There's nothing like taking
rev punches now and then To
tougher the old lower maxillary.
Tex Eickard has been kcopinr a
ana il well satisfied with the conJi
ton OF both men. He isn't WORRYING
over having to collect any accident
Insurance Sure, Tex has both ui.n
insured against everything from "A
broken hand la Jersey MOSQUITO
bite. But il would he a whale of
an accidcnt insurance policy tina;
could cut any ice beside that million
dollar gate.
with this week both camps settle
down I" real work. for now the tight
~ only four weeks away. The next
Nv" weeks VIII see the hardest part
"f III" training, and>aftcr that anxi-
"uS managers will lac busy irving
To hiring their men exactly 10 the
edge Of fighting condition without
itttInS them so over. 4
fickrf Snle l. Huge.
7 The ticket sale for the big fight
has not astnnishcd Tex Rickard, huge
as II -. Tw" months ago sat in
l.ickard's office. and Richard said:
Thc ticket sal" viii go over a mil :
Hon dollars. This is u modest csti-
mate. wnuldn't he surprised IL /,
went To n million and a half and IL
have to build another 10000 seats.
I've had tho arena planned so that
can build more rows all around
II II need to-"
With the sale exceeding $500. 600 a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-06

standing beside Carpenters ring
~ Nan iihSs"t with Frank Ernc. for
ln'r lightweight champion. ! watched
| me FF"nchnan'S work out saw him
shadow box. box and go through a
n"fnh"r Of acr"hatic stunts intended
! !" hc"p his muscles Timber and in
crease his strength
ne strong enough" ! said. as
carpenter slowly pushed up from
IN" moor TO hand stand. balanced
Tor moment and let himself slowly
Mnd" Himself n Fighter.
IS. shid Ern". he is the gym
| hhSinm hui!i type and pcrfcc; as far
as training can make him. knew
''e"rrcs in France when he was fight
1 ing at lV' pounds. II. was "a skinny
mite fellow then. but fast ana with
a fhtr punch. lie has built himse If
up by steady training He has made
| hl'nSrli INTO champion. and that's
'h' ohIN thing know against him
dempsey - the opposite type. lie
was naturally rugged and ne had
natural strength and speed when he
"tE"h hHhting. That's the stuff that
stays With YOU IN Il hard fight. II
c'"rythinG else was even. and II came
l? q ties; OF endurance. I'd have to
pick Dempsey 10 win. because he's
Ia porn hEhicr- and Carpenter is -''
~ this moment Carpenter hoppcd
uh from tn" loor. went over the ton
! rope with an easy bound and, jump
/ ing from the ring platform to me
l
! IKE feather on his toes and danced
| CIV I" tn" dressing room.
! Tut h" certainly is full OF springs"
| said Ernc.
| u Fun of Agility.
| mere Eou arr. tarprutirr can lac
called Il gym -bult athlete. In; in
| every movement he shows thai h,.
/ mas extraordinary qualities lie
] HtlhS DIX" u strong man. yet he has
/ IA" liiho agility of II circus acrobat.
/ ~" has hulgins muscles. hut they are
!. l"ns' l"usc and quick lie jumps
| icuc"S instead OF climbing them.
/ There's restless speed IN every move
| in'n' when hos in action Yet n.
| seems entirely devoid % nerve In
! boxing h" has Il kuack OF chalgm..
pace ""ntinu:hly. seeming to pile M,
/ energy until he IS ready To cxpcnd !,
! IA on" sudden effort. That's whcr.
/ ~" gets tn" on"- punch Knockout
/ suggested 10 b'Scamps that car
! r"nil"r was 'eymnaSIun- buiIt" Dcs-
| camps looked puzzled
no. mo- b." Said when rrSt
saw Georges SO li,'Ic.-I Know on
the instant he was destined 10 h.. !,
| ""rlhs champion. lie wHs a fighter
| hy nature, not Ike any other lie
developed with training because he
began hght!ng when ne was only IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-06
COLTS LEAVE TO PLAY
SERIES WITH BUILDERS

The Richmond Colts. after a los
ing week at the hands Of the Trunk
makers and the Suffolk Cats. lcav.
today for Newport News to take on
that team for Il series Of three games
Manager Ryan is out To avcngc him
self for the recent defeats. and hopes
To take the T;uildcrS into camp and
help the Richmond team climb back
up the ladder.
The Colts. as n result Of their los
ing streak. have dropped into tn.
second division. and are about three
games behind Wilson and Petersburg
who are tied for the cellar poSItion
Of tho first division. with an AVERAGE
of 500 per cent each.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-06
CARPENTER IS IN AMERICA
TO GIVE DEMPSEY BEATING
NOT TO ENTERTAIN CROWDS
Challenger Has BarbedWire Entanglements About His
Training Quarters to Stop Curious From Bothering
Hm-Wants His Fighting Style Secret
By Itohcrt I:,iCrcn.

5T he frs thing 1
Ea!onr
thcrcdra
or! ON the outside looking of fans
but
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Right-Field Follies
Contest to H. E. Cable

iiarvic T.. Cable. of 2l27 West
Main Street, is the winner Of In.
Right Field Eollies contest con
Quoted by The Times Dispatch
last week. The suggestions sub
united by Mr.. Cable have been
placed in the blank cartoon printed
last sunday morning in The Times
pispatch and the cartoon reprint
I'd this week
III. Booth. winner Of the contest
week before last. and Mr.. Cable
viii receive two tickets TO the Vir-
ginia League games here between
Sichmond and Norfolk next Thurs.
day, Friday and Saturday.
GLOWING j. The ron or nonor
for the week:
III. T.. Cable. w. y. Roberts. II
;. Tooth. Walter T.. Ford, James
+. BOOKER. Julian Rowles. T. w.
Pauiscn. Il. w. bowman and Syl-
vanus Herman.
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corri 10 witness. Hattie.

month before the event. il looks as
If Tex Richards judgment is going
TO he made good again
torri 20 Witness IinttIc.
Eugene CORR. the famous English
amateur sportsman. who has refereed
many worlds championship fights AT
the National Sporting C!ub Of Lon
don, will come Ia America as Rick
ards guest To see the big hgat. MIR
corri will have plenty Of company
on the way over. for several hundred
English ring enthusiasts will tra",l
with him.
MIR. corri naturally takes IN in
tcrest in American sports. for n.
wife is an American. But this VIII
he his first visit to this countr..
American spor;smcn Will make him
welcome.
Copyright. i99l. by tho Bell Syndi-
cate. Inc. in United States, Canada,
Great Britain and South America.D
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WILL SEND TITLE FIGHT
RESULTS BY WIRELESS
IRv Associated prcss1

PITTSBURGH. June THE lie mn
carpenter championship bout at
Jersey city July ., VIII b" flashed To-
AL parts OF the country by wireless
telephone. IL became known her" TO-
day. = company engaged in the
manufacture Of wireless telephone
equipment is making arrangements
To have n blow by blow report Of
the bout autographed from the ring
side TO it's offices here. This report
cphone.
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RAILROAD SCHEDULE

Published Monday. Wednesday and Frid1
as intormst ION and not rt.r.nt,rdH
Arrivals and Departures Of Passenger Tn
DAILY. unless otherwise shown ;
Daily except Sunday. ! Sunday only,
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BROWNS DROP SEESAN|
CONTEST TO NEW YORK
Bo'iic Triples In Seventh an
Brings In I'ipp With Vim
ming Run

NEW YORK. June New York
won s""saw game from ST. Louis
today. Ia I. when Rode triplcd in
the seventh. scoring I'ipp with <h.
winning run