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The Washington herald., 1921-01-14
willard still Dangerous,

see lot of experts" say Will
la'd won't have a chance with Jack
Dempsey when they meet at Madi-
son Square Garden. All dope Is
based on the Toledo fight. Demp-
sey is better fighter than willard
ever was. for several reasons. He
is faster and more active. He is
much more aggressive. He loves the
snort of boxing and the risks that
so with it only give him a thrill
He is the hardest hitter we ever had
in the heavy weight class. He is
always in perfect condition, and he
mover has made the mistake of run
rlng wild and getting fat, slow,
sloppy and out of shape between
lights He takes on a match when
ever he can get one. so he never
grows rusty in the matter of know
ing how and when to hit As cham
slothful.
But opposed to this is the unde-
nIaDIe iLs,o fact that a man feet I
inches IAN. built in proDortion
known to be able to hit hard when
in danger. a skilful boxer. and
weighing about 26O pounds in con
ditiOn. is likely to knock out anv
man living and always has a chance
until he is counted out. No one can
deny that Willard has courage and
endurance. The way he came up
from seven knoCkdowns at Toledo
every one the direct result of a
crushing blow perfectly delivered
and perfectly placed. proves that.
Dempsey is the better fighter. but
1t is absurd to ignore the possible
upset Of all dope in a sport that has
shown so many reversals of form
in the past
Dempsey said a mouthful when
he observed. I'd hate to have Will
lard land an uppercut on me when
he is fresh"
The Washington herald., 1921-01-14
H0LLYER'S COMMENT
- on the Sport of Kings
BY BERT f. CoLLYER

Captain Mac.
Here's one sweet horse. He wants
to go a route and weight won't
make any difference to him. Seems
to be in very nicely in the fifth
and with anything like a good rider
in the coop has a wonderfully good
chance to look the judges in the
mug.
One word more, don't let the price
scare you off.
Wyoming, is one the d. o. T. is
likely to string along with. At
that he's all over the contender and
will be knocking at the door
Sir Grafton has a good chance to
save the peep" money.
Smart people are setting in the
works on Miss Finn today. She has
dazzling early speed and if lucky
enough to break free of interfer-
ence will take a world of beating.
One Pin. the logical favorite, is
the one she has to trim. Carrie
Baker is fair. The balance figure
close up.
Joe whipple has worked good
enough to win, the second. Better
still, I know the wise money will
be down hook. line and sinker.
Nuft sed.
Galiot has not raced to best pri-
vate form of late May come to life
here and make them all step to
town. SeabOard just cannot be
worse than third.
Out Of the brine barrel they hope
to fish a pickler in the third. It's
none other than old Back Bay which
seems to be enjoying a second lease
on life. Is awfully fit and this way
weighted will take some beating.
Sabretash is well liked by those
close to the stable. May be a little
bit better than ordinarily rated.
Burgoyne only has to race back No
recent performance in order to DC n
keen contender Tnimb1e seems to
be in a soft spot in The fourth. Is
better right now than ever before
and will have a good hoy in the
pilot house.
One best bet OF the dny-Capt.
Mac.
Best take-a-chance bct-One Pin
Best parIay-SeRbOnrd, SnbretRsh
Sammy Kelly 10 show.
NEW ORLEANS SELECTIONS.
First Race-One Pin, Miss Finn
Carrie Baker.
Second Race-Joe WhiPpIe. Ga
lott. SeabOard.
Third Race-Bnck Bay, Sabrctash
BurEoync.
Fourth Race-ThimbIe, Dancing
Spray. Tailor Maid.
Fifth Race-CRpt. Mac. WyOm-
ing. Sir Grafton.
sixth Race-kOh-i-NOOr, sammy
Kelly. WarIikc.
seventh Race-Mab, Grandee
benevolent.
Best bet-Capt. Mac.
HAVANA SELECTIONS.
First Race-BOyaIist, Aunt Deda
WhippOorwiII.
Second Rnce-Scnrpia H., Sinn
Feiner. Cnvan Boy.
Third Race-WhIPpet, CubanIta
BY Conc.
Fourth Raee-Stepson. Exhorter,
Rama.
Fifth Race-Mny Rose. Rhymer
Dewitt.
| Sixth Race-DOIph. DnrnIey, The
Blue Duke.
Best bet-Mayrose.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-14
PRINCE OF WALES
SEESU.S. FIGHTER
OUTCLASS RIVAL
Referee Stops Battle to
Save WeIshman When
End Is Certain.
BY FORBES FAIRBAmN.

LONDON, Jan. l3.-The Prince Of
Wales saw England's Idol. Jimrty
Wilde. completely outclassed and
knocked out by Peter Herman ia
the seventeenth round Of their fight
here tonight The fight was STAGED
before notable audience which
was fully one-thIrd women.
Herman had the besr 81 the Hrht
in thirteen rounds Wilde Winning
two and two being even. The Welsh
wizard made a phenomenal rail-" IN
the fourteenth round and had Her
man grOEEy and on the ropes.
In the fifteenth. Herman. by p
series ofIeft and right hooks TO the
Jaw and body. staggered wilde. vino
was desperately fighting 10 main
tain his prestige before the dis
tInguished audience which iuclU1-G
the Prince. At the end OF the n
teenth. Wilde was hanging on the
ropes. only the gong saving him
The sixteenth round was r,s.a
Wilde making . rapid recovery.
Odds Favor Wilde.
The odds were six 60 four on
Wilde at the beginning oC tG, fgrt.
but the sensational showing Of Her
man in the second round. brought
the odds even, Herman's supporter
yelling for a knockout
Wilde rccuDeratod ia the third and
fourth. oUtboNinE fcrman. bul r.a
American came back strongly in rho
fifth and from then on until the
fourteenth In tho fifteenth. TTur-
man made Wilde look like q novice
rights in order to deliver The unr
smashing left TO the jaw thus wear
! ing down the Briusher.
n. o. in Seventeenth.
In the seventeenth round Herman
rushed from his corner toward
Wilde brought down the house. 1...
Herman coolly took his let's and
Wilde smashing right 90 tho D. ..f.
and a left to the jaw which ISL o..
Wilde crashing through the rofus
Tho WclshmaU desperately attpurr-
ed a comeback. but was kn0, ka,-
down again At his third attrmm- 60.
mix, the referec stopped the G-nt
awarding Herman lh. fight
This was tho first Tine boo the his.
tory Of tho British prize ring rhar o.
| Prince Of WaIe~ made 90 Shoe. r
! Wishing them good luck. tho pr poo
shook hands with both mon How -
ever he appeared duwnra>. after Tho
fight when Wilde had n,, 90 f.r..t.-d
The Washington herald., 1921-01-14
COMETS MEET NAVY
YARD FIVE TONIGHT

The Comets OF Epiphany are go
ing to entertain the Navy Yard
quint tonight, and the game should
be hummer, as the machinists
have been greatly strengthened
during the past week. The Comets
are going at a fast clip. On Satur-
day night the Comets are going over
to Baltimore to engage the. Central
Y. NJ. c. A. team. The Churchmen
hope to bring home a victory from
the Monumental City.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-14
Steward Five Wins.

Tho Carry On Club quint, COM
posed Of wounded former service
men. fol- before the fast going
Stewards Business College five in a
hard fought game in the Carroll
Hall gym yesterday afternoon.
Smith. the Steward forward. was
the star Of the evening while
Michel BascarelI and Holmes star
red for the service men.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-14
Double Header on
Cage List Today

Eastern High tossers will meet
business and Central will battle
Tech In tOday's scholastic cham
Pionship basketball doubIe-head-
er at the Central Coliseum. East
ern and Tech are the only tive
teams in the title cage series ySha
have not been defeated thus far
this season.
GuyOn's boys stepped Central
In their first start and on COM
Darative scores and general dope
should have an easy time win
ming over the stenOEraphers this
afternoon. However, KeIIy's team
In said 10 be much improved since
Its defeat at the hands Of West
ern and may show an entirely
different brand of basket-baII to-
day.
Central and Tech, the greatest
rivals in the high schools. look
10 have about an even chance.
Though Western defeated Cen
trail aud Tech In turn trimmed
the Red and white, nevertheless,
the Blue. and White should have
at least q $3.50 chance TO knock
of the Manual Trainers.
Standing Of the teamEI
The Washington herald., 1921-01-14
Scrambled Anatomy.

Joe Stecher may be out of wrest-
ling this winter because of bruised
arm. Lewis squeezed his head and
put Stecher's left wing out of COM
mission. This sounds like the story
about Jim Barry, who knocked Sam
LanEfOrd down so hard that he
sprained Sans ankle. and the time
Jack Dempsey hit Brennan on the
jaw and broke Bennan's leg.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-14
GONZAGA TOSSERS
BEAT G.. u. PREPS

The strong Gonzaga High quint
added another scalp to it's string
Yesterday in the GOpzaga gym by
defeating the Georgetown Props by
n score Of "a to IA. Byrnes. Con
zaga's star center, Gagged eight bas-
kets from the floor and added three
fouls. He also played 8 remarkable
door game.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-14
A Bad Golf Rule,

Western Golf Association and
United States Golf Association have
decided to stop fighting each other
and shoot off the same tee. This is
tough news for 500, 900 American
golfers, who were praying for the
annihilation of the rules committee
that first thought of a two-stroke
penalty for out of bounds. The Wes-
ern Golf Association had promised
to "Americanize golf" Plenty of
room for an out-of- bounds bali in
America. The heavy penalty was
originally designed for use in Eng
land. where a ball can't go out of
bounds without falling into the sea.
Copyright, 1921, by the Bell Syndicate, Inc
The Washington herald., 1921-01-14
Barry to Coach.

WORCESTER. Mas Jan -"-
Jack Barry. formnr E.d SnN play .,
has signed to coach tho HOLY Gross
ba ball team This >rr .- It w#-
announced todaa
Barry Will Jakr the pIa... OF L...~s
Burkcrt. who has hn.n -.lraf as
coach Of the Nv York F.aur-
The Washington herald., 1921-01-14
SPORTS throu4l1|


pentier was a little disappointed
because his new heir was a girl in
stead of a boy, as he hoped to
bring up new champion for
France. But why not? Times change
and sixteen or eighteen years from
now boxing may be a ladies' sport.
In any case I expect to hear that
Mademoiselle Carpenter is a crack
golfer, fiier, tennis player, swim
ming and diving expert and a few
other kinds of a champion.
Leave il to Georges.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-14

Motor car thieves in Los Angeles
HstoIe a car, drove it 100 miles into
the desert, broke down. couldn't
start it again, and were overhauled
by officers. Which suggests that
someone ought TO open a Car
swipers School of Motor Technol-
ogy. Judging by the daily stolen
car lists in the United States, it
would draw a big attendance.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-14
Parsons Wins Third Money

William Parsons defeated Devil
Dog" Henshaw 100 to "a in last
nights play-off in the District pock-
ct billiard championship series,
winning third place and $50 prize
money.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-14

vantage before the start. 1t merely
means that you are only looking for
at even break-"a fair field and no
favor'-and IL there is some argu-
ment about a minor point. you are
willing to waive the technicality.
You may lose q slight physical ad-
vantage, but you will pick up a
moral or psychological advantage
that will more than make up for
any lost ground.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-14
Cubs Trim McPhersons.

The Immaculate Cubs easily de-
feated the Mcpherson quint yester-
day by a score of 81 to 6. SimOnds
and Sheehan featured with their
accurate shooting.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-14
SOphs Win.

The Sophomore Academies de-
feated the Senior Academies last
night in the Catholic University
gym by a score of Sc to Z.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-14
c. U. to Meet Humphreys.

Catholic University's basketball
tossers will clash with the Camp
Humphreys quint Saturday night in
the Brookland gym.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-14
Gonzaga Meets St. Johns

The GonZaga High basket-b ball
team plays St. Johns this afternoon
in the Carroll Hall gym at $3.50
o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-14
What is an Expert.

l have known thousands of fight
ers and seen thousands of ring bat
ties, and some years ago I thought
I qualified as an expert" But the
more l see of boxing and the ma
hear OF expert opinions" the more
incline to the belief that there
amt no seCh animal" There is no
such thing as positive knowledge of
the outcome of a bout between men
even fairly well matched. The best
anyone who knows boxing thor
Oughly, from inside and outside the
ring. can do it to weigh all the con-
ditions carefully and then try to
make a first class guess.
Georges Needn't Worry.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-14
Lafayettes Beat CIoyers.

The Lafayettes defeated the Clo-
yer A. c. yesterday inthe Carroll
institute gym by a score of 80 to
The Washington herald., 1921-01-14
Rosedale Defeats Nets.

The Rosedsle Seniors defeated the
Metropolitan A. c. last night by a
score of a. to "a In the Rosedale
gym
The Washington herald., 1921-01-14

Story from Toledo that Jess has
been seen leading a $4,000 bull
around, ChuCking it under the chin
with his right hand, Indicates that
Jess has been in hard training Now
Il ne can only chuck Dempsey under
the chin it may help.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-14

The. only thing Jess didn't have
in his corner at Toledo was a cy-
clone cellar. And this was the only
thing he needed.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-14
Flashes on thu Former Champ

Out in Kansas they say that If
Jess willard gets started" this
time Dempsey will think he's been
struck by a Kansas cyclone
Close observers say that March IT
is out of season for Kansas cyclones
The Washington herald., 1921-01-14

Georges Needn't Worry.
Gable reports say Georges Car
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-16
Ross and Lewis, in Phoenix, Will Fight
 Conspiracy Charge

Harry s. Ross, former state treas uTer, who with Phil K. Lewis, former president of the Central bank of Wickenburg, was indicted on Dec. z by the Maricopa county grand jury on a charge of conspiracy Wednes- day, appeared before Judge Stanford in the superior court for arraignment. A demurrer to the charge on the grounds that the complaint did not state facts suff kient to constitute Q public offense was submitted to the court and H. c. Speakman. coun- sel for Ross, asked to argue the de- murrer before Ross entered his plea.
 On motion of Paul McIver. assist ant county attorney, Judge Stanford set the time for hearing arguments to the demurrer for this morning at 9:30 o'clock. Lewis has not been ar rested on the charge yet, but is thought to be in Chicago. S>oss ana Lewis are charged in the indictment with conspiring together to obstruct the administration of the state laws by placing more sate funds in the Central bank of Wickenburg than
 the bond of the bank permitted.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-16

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 At These Special Prices laird-Schober, Utz and Dunn, and John Cramer; also Thomson and Crooker Women's High Shoes in Black, Brown and Grey. French heels, military heels, and Cuban heels. Hand turned and welt soIes. AAA to D at --.-.,.-...HALF PRICE For the Man a 25% Reduction On the following makes: Heywood-HoI- land and Nunn and such. Black, Tan and Mahogany. All styles of lasts and toes.
 CHILDREN'S SHOES During the sale we will make SPECIAL DISCOUNT OF 159c on all ChiIdrens High Shoes.
, 1921-12-17
"AH Bound Round"
New Comedy at The
Columbia The alter

Bennis Kirkland heads the new
comedy at the Columbia, "AIl Bound
Round" as one of the amiable gen.
try going nowhere IN particular and
IN no hurry to get there. Mennie is
as funny as ever. which is to hold
ones sides. He is given able assist
ance in the laugh producing indus
try by Kennedy and Smythe.
In addition to songs by h favor
ties, billie" of the beauty chorus,
leads a number well. and Blanche
in overalls. is pleasing in a solo.
The amateurs gave another good
program and Mr.. Wall added n couple
of extra features to the bill. The Ha-
waiian expert was loudly encored for
his clever musical exhibition, and re-
sponded with a watch swallowing
stunt. Eddie st. Clair and tho I'm.
known" boxed three exhibition
rounds.
Mr.. Wall, before tho curtain. eu-
Iogized boxing, praising It as a sport
when conducted along h clean Ines
populartzed by such promoters as
Tex Richard. He called attention to
the Improvement in the sport. evi;
denced by the large attendance of la.
dies at the big bouts
New Years eve h Sapphire Girls
company will stage Q big midnight
frolic of the kind made famous by
ziegfeld in New York. Horns. favors
and confetti will be given away with
all the carnival trimmings to help the
new year in. Seats for this entertain
ment may now be reserved ut the
Columbia box office.
The Sunday show. baby hfine,n Is
to be one of Kennedy's biggest hits.
Just a little better than his previous
popular productions.
, 1921-12-17
GALLONS USED
AS CRANE, SAYS
ARMY ENGINEER
Minneapolis Service Man Rec
ognizes Picture of Case
line Unloading
Station.

MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. 17.-wrliam
p. Cowles. n local engineer. who serv-
ed as a major OF engineers in the Am
erican expeditionary forces. In a
statement 10 a local newspaper FRIDAY
said he ad recognized n picture of a
'gallows" furnished to Senator
Thomas Watson IN support OF h lat
ter's charges of wholesale executions
IN the a. Z. +. as that Of a crane he
had constructed wasIe In France
We had to have some means Of
unloading gasoline tanks from ar
said Mr.. Cowles. II constructed this
beam by OF which the tanks
wero lifted nom h cars by a rope
and deposited on a platform. 1 recog-
nized the CRIME at once when 1 saw
&. in the paper. which called It a gal
lows Tho structure was 10 by 8 feet
and stood across the road from tho
depot at Gievres. south of u Of
fce."
, 1921-12-17
DAIRY SHOP Gets LEASE
IN NEW LYRIC BUILDING

A contract was recently signed by
the Lyric Theater company with E.
b. Palmer OF h Bootery shop. by
which the front S space in the
new building. which was leased to
Mr. Palmer. Will now be sublet to L..
F.. Winter. formerly OF the -Natrona
Butter shop and now with the Win
ter and Henthorne, jewellers. The
space will be Use for a butter shop
and dairy store. Cheese. butter. and
all milk products including cottage
cheese, and butter milk. will be car
ried there. Attractive window displays
in addition to the immaculate appear
nnce of the butter shop n the SPLEEN
did sanitary and efficient refrigera-
ton will make the up-to-date store a
great addition to the business Sec
ton of the c'tv.
, 1921-12-17
Churchill Pays
Great Tribute
To Conference

LONDON. Dec. 17.-By The Asso
oiated Press) - Winston Spencer
Churchill, secretary for the colonies
presiding at a meeting OF the English,
speaking union last night. paid an clio
quent tribute to the work OF the
Washington conference and Secretary
OF State Hughes great act OF faith.
whereby the two great dangers OF ma.
va, competition and of var In the Pa
cino are In q fair way Of being ef-
fectfvely removed from the area of
practical events"
, 1921-12-17
Union Strikers
Return to Work
At ST. Louis

ST. LOUIS. Dec. FIFTY union
packing house employees. who have
been on strike. returned to work FRI
day at tho Carondelet Packing com
pany. one OF the II Independent COM
panies here affected by the strike.
This is the first instance here in
which strik. RS returned in a bjiy
since the strike was called.
, 1921-12-17
TEN A

Diamond and platinum bar pins,
cuff links, hyallieres. scarf pins, en-
blem buttons and brooches. marked
at the lowest current price-s further
reduction Of % per ent below the
marked price during this sale. 4
visit TO our store will convince you.
n. b. Kline, on Exchange building.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-28
CALLAHAN HAS
ANOTHER BIG
MASS MEETING.

Party lines are not being drawn in
the East Chicago city election. This
has been shown at the Frank Gala
IAN meetings which were attended as
LARGELY by republicans as by demo-
cratA Several hundred colored re
publican voters were present last
evening at a Callahan meeting in Col
umbia hall. Calumet and indicated
clearly that there were staunch sup
porters Of the Citizens ticket.
Frank Callahan. candidate for ma
yor, discussed tho waterworks question
and the tax situation. declaring that
the solution of the water question was
municipal ownership and that taxes
must be lowered AI1an P. Twyman
and other speakers presented the is
sues of the campaign
The big meeting this week will be
Saturday evening at the Masonic tenn
pie in East Chicago.
IF the meeting Saturday evening in
East Chicago Is as big as the meeting
at the Riley school last week Gala
han is as good as elected declared a
Callahan worker.
Precinct committeeman Of the Citi-
zens party had meetings at their
homes last evening. organizing the
precinct workers, There are nineteen
precincts and in each one the meet
ing was largely attended
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-28

cited condition and that her clothing
had been torn from her body. The po-
lice then eomSed the woods for the
woman and her probable sssaiiants, but
no trace of the woman could be found.
Down the road little further. they
came upon a horseman. whose name ia
withheld. who stated that he had seen
and talked to the girl and that he was
the that had put In the alarm. He
also sta ted that while he was talking
to her. he noticed two strangers look
ing at him from a thicket nearby ana
telling her that he would get help. left
her.
It is believed that the two
either abducted her or that she fed
and kept her identity secret. fearing
publicity.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-28
REWARD OFFERED FOR
GUNTHER SLAYER
Five Hundred Dollars Given
For Information Lead
ing to Arrest.

Added impetuous was given 20 the
sensational man hunt for Leon
Lucky Cole today negro assassin who
ehot down plaincloth Julius
Gunther OF the Gary police depart
ment in cold blood early Monday
night WIN the announcement was
made that a reward OF $500 viii be
given TO the person giving information
that will lead to the capture Of the
dastardly murderer.
Although Cole has been able TO make
good his escape up TO this hour is no
sign that members OF the Gary de-
partrnent are disheartened and have
given up hopes OF capturing the slay-
er. Words OF determination can not
only be heard but can be seen written
department.
With the death Of piainclothesmsn
Gunther, one of the most popular and
efficient members OF the STAFF. never
has the personnel of the police de-
partment been as wrought up. This
feeling exists from chief head W. A
Forbis down to the lowest ranking Of
fcer. I'VE are going TO bring him Ia
dead or alive" la the byword that can
be heard from the lips of every Off
GER.
This morning Cole was Identified by
g Gary man as J. 3. Martin at least
that is the name that the murderer
went by when he was in the employ
m ent OF the Broadway business man
for nearly six months.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-28

AGENCIES ARE
DENOUNCED
UBY GEORGE r HoLMES)

IsrAFF CORRESPONDENT !. NJ SEavicEl
WASHINGTON. sept 2s.-The aboi-
ition OF all private employment az
encies and the establishment of fed
eral employment system TO bring the
worker and the job together was advo-
Gated before the National Unemploy-
ment conference today by a long list
OF witnesses who ranged from Socioi-
ogists OF the Russell Sage foundation to
Urban Ledoux, the Sheppard and aue-
tioneer of the 'shorn lambs of labor. :
Urban Ledoux was invited by the
committee on public service to appear.
private agencies are unit formally
bad" ne said. They are the vultures
that land on the back of labor and eat
out its vtals as vultures land on the
back of sheep and eat out their vitals.
Five hundred thousand men today
are suffering from the lack of an in
telliEent public employment service "
White the committee on public SER
vice held open hearing today, the COM
mittees on emergency relief measures,
continued their deliverations behind
closed doors.