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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07

Health is OF the priceless blessings boun,eous Ma
turc has bestowed Without it life is OF
pain and worry neicicncy failure and poverty the
result and life becomes a mockery.
"How can ! get wel;"-"lIow keep wcl?" The
questions universal Rich and poor alike have often voiced
them Therefore this series OF talks OF which this is
will be read with interest by every the well and the sick
1t will tell OF the science OF Chropraee which has pointed
the way 20 Health to thousands many OF whom had sought
in vain for relief through medicine and surgery
Chropraciic (k-Ro-pFai-Tic) is drugless BY method
Of scientifically adjustments by hand the OF dis
removed and Nature enabled restore diseased
conditions to normal and health results.
Evening journal., 1921-06-01
RUBBER NECK'S BACK
TO BALL GAME

Electric Hose and Rubber Com
pany will re-enter the local base
ball field tomorrow night when the
Hose Makers journey out TO
Twenty and Market streets
TO take on Patterson's East
lake nine OF the City League. The
game will start at els o'clock.
Manager Harry Jacobs Of Elec-
trio Hose states that he Is going out
to win and Is taking a strong
enough combination to back up his
statement. The lineup OF the boys
from over the bridge will includes;
"Gush" Lux, catcher; Salters,
pitcher and outfeld, De Knight. in
field; Jacobs. first base; Carlin, sec
ond base; Dewey Patton, inheld;
Shearer, Larson, Cushing and
Shawback. outheld.
The Hose boys would like to hear
from any first class club in the city
for twilight games. Harry Jacobs
can be reached by phoning or writ
ing at the Electric Hose and Rub
Der Company,
Evening journal., 1921-06-01
HOME RUN SAVES
HIGH FROM WALL0P

Len Jones' homer with the bags
fully occupied in the ninth. saved
Wilmington High from a defeat and
gave his club a draw with Chelten-
ham at Baynard Field yesterday az
ternoon. II looked like curtains
for the local lads when they came in
TO hit the final stanz with the
count Z to against them. Fortune
favored them. however. when White
and Crooks singled and c. Jones
drew free transportation. Len"
Jones then did his little Babe Ruth
stunt. four baslng one over the hill
and knotting the figures at IL.
Natural like
Neither club was able to come
through in the tenth and the game
was called 10 allow Cheltenham 70
catch a train Wilmington looked
mean In the field with seven miscues
but performed we'll with the willow
collecting thirteen safe blows c.
Jones and White accounted for three
apiece while Len Jones crashed one
for two-bases in addition to his SEN
Evening journal., 1921-06-01
P. B. & W. R. r. A. A.
Dots
BY THIRD RAIL

There was some good time on the
straw-riden. Every one had an en-
joyable time. II not. It was no ones
fault but his own.
Boob" McNutt said he felt like
he owned the truck when we let him
sit on the front seat with a girl.
Harry (Red) Eisler was there with
the Blonde" although a different
one this time.
That girl must have thought
Brownie was a big eater, from the
size Of the lunch she carried for
him.
Rice Collins certainly is some
sleeper. Next time he goes to sleep
on a truck we'll have TO get a
Maxim silencer for him.
vamp Barnett was somewhat
downhearted when he arrived at
the park. But all at once he disap-
peared. There was a reason.
Husk Clark. Smiler Quinn and
Hoss Rodgers were seen going to the
chiropodist after they arrived.
Whatsamatter .boys7
Roundhouse Thomas came up and
looked the bunch over, failed TO sec
the girl Of his dreams and said
guess I'll go to work"
Gimme shutes said he had won-
derful time at Shellpot Park sit
ting on the bench watching the aero
planes go round. He said What q
wonderful time you can have for a
quarter.
Pinochle Levan was seen limpinl
around the rooms. OH boyi Whai
do you mean Hoss Back Ridin'?
Look Look Look Hutton and
Donlon held their anniversary al
Eighth and Market streets on Sat.
urday night. Peanuts and ice cream
were served.
why does Mike" Simon feel sS
blue these days? Ask McMullen
he knows.
"The Dancin' Fool" is MISSING
matiness dances these days TO pla!
plnochle. We wonder why?
One OF our fair sex is 70 be mar
ried this month. More power to hoe
! BY the looks Of things she is to b'
AQlAoWtA NANrNAg hg AtN oNAANA :
Everybody take a few guesses.
As a baseball player "Armory'
schwamb would make a good childi
nurse.
What were Jazz Hound" anS
THE Dancing Foo" doing II
Penn's Grove for two days? Asl
Slaughter.
Lady Killer Manske spent all da,
on the lake showing his skill a
manning a boat like he did whei
fishing on the marshes in Soutl
Wilmington.
McMulien will soon shine as
coach. He had the ladies out in
boat showing them how to pla
baseball.
Harry Shepherd gave an exhibi
ton dance in the pavilion at tn
park. Graceful as a pig.
Boitslinger Miliigan's girl faile
to appear. Back to the store roor
for me" he was heard to say. II
and Thomas went together.
Evening journal., 1921-06-01
SAINTS, OLD, YOUNG
In THIS FRACAS

tom" Conlin's 81. Mary's team
OF 1910 will try and stage a come
back on Thursday evening In a twi-
light game with the 81. Mary's 1921
team.
tom" has been working hard
for the past week and has rounded
up most OF his cold" stars, including
his old battery mate "Dutes' Thu
EFT. The rest Of the lineup will be
made up OF the following men;
"Cy" Ford az nrst base. "Flo" For
rest. shortstop; Konitzer seconds;
Joe Hannigan. third; Ed Kane. De-
mise. Blakely, Holveck and Tin
can" Meaney In the outheld.
Tho present day Saints will use
their regular lineup against this ar
ray OF STARS" Jim Taylor Will be
on the mound.
Evening journal., 1921-06-01
CmpS 'Fattening Up"
Plan Wrong-Kilbane

ing-up process. Carpenter will have
to eat and drink, and this will form
fats. True. some Of this fat will turn
to muscle, but the majority OF il will
not. and the entire additional fat
will be 10 his stomach, where IL does
far more harm than good.
A fighter can't build up his chest,
or his arms or his legs in a few
weeks. And these are the only places
where a building-up process would
aid him materially in a battle.
You never heard OF a trainer fat
tening up a horse for a race, did
your Building up a boxer is the
same idea. exactly.
Dempsey is overweight. He'll be
able to lose the surplus fat that Is
thrown of with his final training
easily. and ought TO be In Ideal fight
ing shape at the time Of the bout.
But my dope is that II Carpenter
really undertakes this building up
or "fattening up" work, he'll be
slowed up to a great extent when
he goes into the ring.
Copyright, 1921, by Newspaper
Enterprise.)
Evening journal., 1921-06-01
BRONZE WALLOPS
LORRAINE OUTFIT

Followers OF the fast Delaware
Bronze we're given a slugging treat
Memorial Day. when the Bronze
boys drove the old pill to all corners
Of the lot in the game with Lor-
raine, winning, 16 to !.
Lafferty was on the mound and
pitched wonderful ball. having Lor-
raine at his mercy.
lie allowed but five hits, while his
teammates collected for fifteen. Dill
lon led his clubmates, getting three
hits, one going for a triple. Kehnast
featured at first base. Bronze being
without a game for next Saturday
would like TO hear from some fast
club in or out OF the State. Address
Captain r. Thomas. 400 Eighth ave
nue.. or call 6979-M, after $40 p. NJ.
Evening journal., 1921-06-01
Brothers Will
Seek Winner
BY MAX BAIrHAsAR,
Noted FIght Expert.


NEW YORK-No matter who
wins the Dempsey Carpenter fight a
member OF the lighting Gibbons fam
ly from 81. Paul Is going to chal-
lenre the winner. II Carpenter wins
brother Mike will challenge him. II
Dempsey wins IL viii be brother
Tommy's job to challenge.
1--WE want that title in our family
and are going 20 do our best to get
a." said Mike. who is here. "Natur-
ally. I would like TO get a chance at
t. but tn not fight Dempsey. He IL
entirely too big and strong for me.
But II Carpenter should win would
be uckled to death to meet him.
Tommy will look after Dempsey II
the latter wins.
Based on what have heard OF
Carpenter and on what I have seen
him do In the pictures. It Is my be-
lief that Dempsey will win within
nve rounds He punches too hard.
In additlo@ 10 that. he has a very
scientific offense. He Is nearly al
ways set to deliver. and while HIS
defense Is not so very good, he can
afford to take two punches to get
in one"
Evening journal., 1921-06-01
BRowNTowN vs TOO Old.

Browntown Veterans went down
TO defeat before Belmont last night
10 10 z. The game was featured by
the pitching Of Booths who let the
Veterans down with four hits.
Belmont would like TO hear from
an first class teams In or out OF the
city. either twilight or Saturday ball
Middletown. Odessa. Milford. Dover
or Chadd's Ford are preferred. Ad-
dress all games 10 A. A. Casey, 3 S.
Harrison street. Phone 2997. Score
by innings;
Belmont ...O3023O2-10 u 3
Veterans ....3Oi2O1 81
Boots and Gilden; Steen. Brad
ford and Scott; umpire Nitchie.
Evening journal., 1921-06-01
FOURTH WARD JRs.
WANTS GAMES

Fourth Ward Jrs. would like to
arrange games with any team whose
pleyers' ages range from 12 10 15
years. Spruce A. c., Lombard A. c.,
Hopes A. s., Parkside Jrs. are pre-
ferred. Send all challenges to Man
ager NJ. Lewis, Ala East Tenth
street, city The lineup: Catchers.
w. Murphy and f. Biggins: pitchers,
]. Carrow and T. Mccormick; short
stop, T. Haugh (captain); first base,
NJ. Lewis (manager); second base, A.
Gill; third base, NJ. Welsh and b
Simpson; left field, J. Carrow and A.
Gill; centre field. ID. Myers; right
field, T. Hill. Subs; r. Brown, j
DAILY. J. Mccormick, c. Hopes, f.
Quinn.
Evening journal., 1921-06-01
SCOTT no TRY FIVE POINTS.

Scott NJ. +. tied for the lead in
the Senior Saturday Church League,
will be the guests Of Fred Gassert's
Five Points Club in the Suburban
League out at Elmhurst tomorrow
night. The Scott boys have begun to
warm up TO the race in their league
and are stepping out to get into
good shape for their future contests.
The church nine, players and man
agement, is well known out at Five
Points and Gassert and his gang are
set to entertain them royalty. The
game will start at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1921-06-01
ParkSide A. fter the Best;
Takes on Washington BruueS

Wintrup's selection for pitching duty
despite rumors 10 the contrary. Win
trup said today that rumors to the
effect that Nitchie would not play
again with Parkslde are untrue
Local fans remember the fine game
ne pitched against the Baltimore
Black Sox. holding them without a
hit or run for nine innings
Parkside will line up with Novel;
and Nitchie as the battery and Mike
Underwood. Russ Smith. "Cupie"
Wolfe and Bah" McNin In the in
field. The outer garden viii be
taken care OF by Booth. Glenn. c.
Smith and Naylor.
The game is scheduled 70 start at
o'clock.
Evening journal., 1921-06-01
DIDN'T NEED THIS
HOMER TO WIN

salesianum took a fan out OF du-
Pont high in a close and interesting
game yesterday afternoon TO g.
Salesianum went TO bat In the
ninth inning with the score standing
? TO 1 against them. but after Ford
had grounded out Doherty beat out
an inheld hit and pilfered second.
Martin. the dupont hurler. became
uneasy. and walked four men in
succession. forcing in the tying run.
Elder then replaced Martin and
"Fuze" Quinn greeted his first issue
for a home run The score:
Evening journal., 1921-06-01

The Washington Braves, colored
sensation OF the south, Will be the
attraction at Harlan Field tomorrow
night against the Parkside team,
which is considered the best OF the
local diamond aggregations The
Washington tlub comes with the
reputation OF being one OF the best
Independent teams In the south this
year. having defeated the leading
teams OF the nations capital.
A fast game should be the result.
Parkslde by virtue OF their splendid
showing against the Hilldale team
last week at Harlan Field has proved
to the fans that they are the equal
Of the best that the country can pro-
duce IN Independent baseball
"Inkie" Nitchie will be Manager
Evening journal., 1921-06-01
ms BOND FORFEITED.

Edward r. Lewis. OF Claymont.
who was TO have been given a hear
ing before Magistrate stradley. yes
terday aftrnoon. on a charge OF hav-
ing stolen a Cadillac automobile
from Washington, failed to appear.
and his bond was declared forfeited.
Lewis was arrested last week by
members OF the Federal Secret serv-
ice when he was found to have the
automobile in his possession. All
means OF identification had been re-
moved from the machine. 1t was
said 10 be the property OF man in
Washington. Lewis claimed he had
purchased the machine. His mother
went surety FOR his appearance. lie
is said to have fed to Mexico.
Evening journal., 1921-06-01
HERES TIE CAME. FANS.

Marshailton OF the Suburban
League will meet St Mary's in a
twilight tilt. beginning at o'clock
tonight
Groves Is determined to scalp the
Saints on their own field and VIII use
his strongest lineup In the attempt.
REDS" Hayward. former st. Paurs
star. will be on the mound.
Evening journal., 1921-06-01
cuARps TO TRY woRKHoUsE

National Guards, runners-up In
the City League race, will meet
Plummer's All-Stars OF the Work.
house in twilight game tomorrow
night at Greenbank. Manager Con-
don will take his strongest aggrega-
ton to meet the fast travelling Plum
mer boys as they have defeated
some OF the city's best.
Evening journal., 1921-06-01
Guards Play
Tonight

City League teams that have
postponed games will endeavor
20 get them In before the clean
up day. June %. Edge Moor and
National Guard will get from
under theirs at Edge Moor to-
night. tbe game starting at $50
o'clock Kanz will umpire. This
game will clean Edge Moor'a
slate. Tho Guards however
have another postponed game
with ST. Hedwig Every other
team In the league has az least
one postponed game to get rid
OF.
Evening journal., 1921-06-01
CHESTER FOUNDRY WANTS ON

The American Steel Foundry team
II Chester. Pa, wants to arrange
game with any fast local club to be
played In Chester next Saturday.
The steel boys would also like TO
book twilight games. Clubs wish
ing games with the Chester combin-
alton should get in touch with c. G..
Morgan by calling Chester 65S-M.
Evening journal., 1921-06-01
NnDDLErowN DEFEATS
FIVE POINTS
spoclal to The Evening journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
MIDDLETOWN. June The local
baseball club on Memorial Day de-
feated the Five Points team 10 2.
Both teams played fast baseball.
The local team scored all OF its four
runs in the first frame. falling on
Tinsman and driving him from the
mound.
Evening journal., 1921-06-01
THIS TIME LAsr YEAR

The Yanks went into second place
In the American League. beating
Washington with six runs In the
third and six In the fourth innings
Stengel. Phils. made two home
runs on Fillingim. Braves.
Brooklyn went into first place In
the National League.
Reuthcr won his eighth straight
game for the Reds.
Hellman, Detroit. made FIVE hits In
FIVE trips TO plate against Cleveland
Evening journal., 1921-06-01

g. - - - - =
enter the ring
a & ain st Jack
Dempsey on july
2. weighing some
thing more than
$50 pounds and
not so far below
the weight OF the
champion.
If Descamps
really is serious
in tn e sc an
nouncements. he
Is making a grave
mistake and one
that will react
against Georges
in the battle.
Never in tn G
Evening journal., 1921-06-01
RRooKI.YN GOES rNnER

South Brooklyn Giants fell before
the Eighth Ward nine in twilight
tussle yesterday by the score OF IL to
S. Eighth Ward will meet the newly
formed Brandywine A. c. at Seven
teenth and Spruce streets, Friday
night at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1921-06-01
NEWS TRIES 'ENf ALL

The Morning News OF the News
paper League will meet a newly
organized team in the Taxi-Drivers
next Monday night at Eden Park.
The speed boys have some pretty
good material and would like TO ar
range games with any OF the teams
IN the city. Manager schimmen
can be located az the I. X L.
Evening journal., 1921-06-01
cI.EvELAND FLYERs VIZ.

Cleveland Flyers defeated Huber
Juniors yesterday Is to Q Andry
Warrant and Young Elder trailed
the game. while Fishman held the
plate. The other boys played well.
Score by innings:
Cleveland .O1 80 2 0 4 2 3-15
Huber ....OOO 90 0 o.
Evening journal., 1921-06-01
Totals
SCORE BY INNINGS

S. saIssl9num ,ls,.., .........SS9SSSd
Two base hits. Elder. Butler. Ford.
Home run. Quinn. Bases on balls. on
Kerrican. /. Martin. g. stolen bases,
Doherty. Butler. Grant. Taylor. Struck
ont. BY knrr-Enn. ID. BY Marun. O
Evening journal., 1921-06-01
IoV"I7 scoRi'El' AZ iNNTNGs
Wilmington

gbaTIsRSSs@ YbIImTIRSSs9R '....SS ..........S sSS6Yis .
Home runs. L. Jones. Two-base hits,
L. Jones Double plays. Harmer (unas-
sistedJ. Struck out by White. q py
Kennedy. T. Base on balls, White, a.
Kennedy. /. Umpire. Hail.
Evening journal., 1921-06-01
National League

Philadelphia at New York Ctwo
games.)
Brooklyn az Boston.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
ST. Louis al Cincinnati.
Evening journal., 1921-06-01
EAGLES COME THROUGH.

Eagle Juniors defeated the Star
Juniors Saturday morning by the
score OF IL 10 7.
Evening journal., 1921-06-01
BY JOHNNY KILBANE.

tFeatherWelght ChampIon.l
Descamps, they say, Is going to
build up" Carpenter so that the
Evening journal., 1921-06-01

history OF Kingdom has boxer built
himself up" into good shape for a
fight.
In order to go through this build-
Evening journal., 1921-06-01

Don't fail TO bring your lady
friend over the bridge tonight.
Tickets at Robelen's.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1921-06-01

Dempsey startled the world by go
ing four days without a shave, but
his workout with the barber was a
hot one. Two minutes after he took
his place in the chair he was in a
lather.
Evening journal., 1921-06-01
JOSH WISE ON THE
FIGHT
BY JACK RAPER

A WORD FROM JOSH WISE;
Wen never have another cham
pion M popular M old John L. till
IN country goes wet
Reports from Atlantic City say
Dempsey is so rough that he is hav-
ing trouble in finding sparring part
ners. Mebby Judge Gary, Of the
steel trust. can build him one.
Manager Kearns Is putting a
check on Dempsey and will make
him loaf the FIRST week in June so
he won't go stale What were
afraid Of is that the sporting editors
will go stale
Dempsey startled the world by go
ing four days without a shave, but
his workout with the barber was a
hot one. Two minutes after he took
his place in the chair he was in a
iather.
Atty. Gen. Daugherty was among
the callers at Jack Dempsey's train
ing camp the other day. The cab
met member who should have called
on Dempsey was the former secre-
tary of war.
Daugherty says he is going to the
fight. There may be objection
raised that II is not in keeping with
the dignity OF a member OF the
presidents cabinet TO attend an af-
fair OF this kind" he explains
Well. OF course. II depends on how
much dignity the cabinet member
has.
A prizefighter these days has two
big things on his mind-how many
men he can knock out and how
much money he can knock out.
Fighter experts seem 20 be agreed
thar Carpenticr Is the fastest mar
with whom Dempsey has ever beer
matched. He may be fast man
but when it came to getting up ano
being knocked down again there
never was anybody as fast as Jes'
willard.
Every other day Carpenter
workout consists OF reading his mail
plaving with his dog. sitting on th'
lawn and rambling in the woods
we hope that Georges is careful II
his rambles not 70 bother the how
ers. Some OF them may be wil'
and bite him.
A cable from Paris says tn
Frenchmen are not betting an!
money on the tight A Freedman
and his money are not soon sepa
rated.
Carpenter doesn't appear 10 hav
any more trouble than coal MAJ
when IL comes to getting down L
weight.
Evening journal., 1921-06-01
NntIonnI Icarnc
ToDAY's SCHEDULE
Amcricnn Icnrue

Boston az Philadelphia 1.-TWO
gamos)
New York at Washington.
ST. Louis at Chicago.
Cleveland az Detroit.
Evening journal., 1921-06-01
LINCOLN WINS TWO

Lincoln City took two games from
Camden on Monday, Z TO and is
to 4.
Evening journal., 1921-06-01

Manager Kearns is putting a
check on Dempsey and will make
him loaf the FIRST week in June so
he won't go stale. What were
afraid Of is that the sporting editors
will go stale
Evening journal., 1921-06-01

Atty. Gen. Daugherty was among
the callers at Jack Dempsey's train
ing camp the other day. The cab
met member who should have called
on Dempsey was the former secre-
tary of war.
Evening journal., 1921-06-01
--7"""--77-7 -
{Sjst!.!l5.5I.i.Ijl.5s:.E5 In
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
American League

American League
Boston. g. Athletes. 2
Boston. s. Athletics. (se,ond
gamo).
Cleveland. z; Detroit. 4. 90 inn
ingsl.
Washington. -: New York. 5.
Evening journal., 1921-06-01
SAFETY BLADES CUT

Gnleu Blades ...... ......79c doz.
Ever Ready Blades ........3oc pix.
Gem Blades ......... ....42c PIX.
Durham Duplex Blades .t..45c PIX
.CHARLEY'S 4th & Shipley Sts.
Evening journal., 1921-06-01
National League

NNIIUIINI IN7IIUV
Philadelphia. 10; New York. s.
Brooklyn. 4. Boston. 2.
Chicago. Z, Pittsburgh. s. twelve
innlngs).
Cincinnati s; ST. Louis. s. GO in
nings)
Evening journal., 1921-06-01

Reports from Atlantic City say
Dempsey is so rough that he Is hav-
ing trouble in finding sparring part
ners. Mebby Judge Gary, OF the
steel trust, can build him one.
Evening journal., 1921-06-01

A WORD FROM JOSH WISE;
Wen never have another cham
pion uz popular M old John l.. till
IN country goes wet.
Evening journal., 1921-06-01

A prizehghter these days has two
big things on his mind-how many
men he can knock out and how
much money he can knock out
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-03
Theatrical
DAN CUPID HANDS FAIRBANKS
THE X. o. IN LATEST
PRODUCTION.

When a man falls SO deeply in love
shat he becomes known as 1.-THE Nut
it certainly can be said that Cupid
handed him the K. 10. That's what
happens to Douglas fairbanks in his
new picture, sHThe Nut" scheduled to
show at the Bijou Theatre aext Mon
day
This is one of the most compelling
love stories ever compelling be-
cause the hero uses every ingenuity
his inventive brain can devise to com
pei interest in him from the lady.
Although ''The Nut is classified as
comedy-drama, it is really more be-
cause of the deep love interest, and
mere particularly because of the indi-
vidual manner in which the love story
is handled.
This picture will carry the specta-
tor from the mansions of Fifth Avenue
through Greenwich Village to a
gambling house on the West Side.
Several surprises are in store in
the nature of novelty devices which
have been utilized most ingeniously in
the development Of this unusual story
Those who view this feature viii
have an opportunity to see just how a
very absorbing newspaper story fur
nished one angle for the plot.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-03

TO look ones best and feel ones best
iMto enjoy an inside bath each morning
to flush from the system the previous
days waste, sour lamentations and poi
sonous toxins before it is absorbed into
the blood. Just as coal, when it burns,
leaves behind a certain amount Of in
combustible material in the form of
ashes, so the food and drink taken each
day leave in the alimentary organs a
certain amount of indigestible material,
which if not eliminated, form toxins and
poisons which are then sucked into the
blood through the very ducts which are
intended to suck in only nourishment to
sustain the body.
If you want to see the glow of healthy
bloom in your cheeks, to see your skin
get clearer and clearer, you are told to
drink every morning upon arising, a
glass of hot water with teaspoonful
of limestone phosphate IN III, which is q
harmless means of washing the waste
material and toxins from the STOMACH,
liver, kidneys and bowels, thus cleans
ing, sweetening and purifying the entire