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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
REX IS.SHOWING
A WONDERFu BILL

II you have not visited I ReN tnlS
week YOU are passing a Eo,h"t. me
show at this coy piayhoG' H"N'" n"'
be improved on. as every Oh 'ne
bin - wonderful. The kiNUra Jdp'
have q splendid act and of many ne"
features IN balancing. FoNohnS"n ana
Gibson in Bluff have af"inS Cooo
ski and keep the audtenr'oa'IAS win
laughter during their s1ct um" jessie
Niliar "ths ulust"al girl IN thH S"'""n
west" Is certainly v:HFi!!" ars'St
with 'ha piano. corast ACCORDION,
Offering familiar roue OF musical
numbers that the pairs RNed I'M
mensely. Jarvis and H9son IN Lone
some" have somethingSay FROM tho
ordinary sketch. the ac'e'hS quit tor
laughing purposes andllw%yS accom-
pl.shing this end r"rwh"in'rgiE
Rogers Trap and COMFY cont.nu" the
marrtment with bu, OF robustness
and snappy songs IL" Trap and his
drum are a cleanup every SHOW. and
70 Civ. tina youngstea real treat and
ono he will long remoer. have him
see TRAPS. Tom IN After Your
own Heart" Is giH moro or his
celebrated acknowledgements and
certainly gives ,hatrs their moneys
worth In this p,c,uI News weekly and
-omedy 60 70 makop the balance OF
This show. Cont;rus from ~ IL ?.
IN. vaudeville gos on at ). 7:i5 and
$50,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
NEW .WTAM|NE
TABLETS MADE
FROM YEAST
CONTAIN PNoFER DOSE OF BOTH
WATER AND PAT SOLUBLE
vITAnuNES.
THE LATEST IMPROVED WAY;
EASY TO TAKE; RESULTS QUICK

Local druggists arc recommending
Phos-rho N,;am.Hc tablets to those taxi
ing years Cor health. The tablets con-
tain n proper dose OF E!tarn!nes Ia
highly concentrated form. and. OF COURSE
aro easy 70 taxa and economical.
Yeast Is very -!ch IN VitaTine. and
many people have been eating II raw.
Now YOU car: get proper dos" IN at
les made expressly FOR medicinal. PUT
prs"s. The appetite digestion. com
plex'ou. strength. and whole sys'nm
show marked improvement when ih-
people report an increase In weight al
most invariably ut the end OF three or
four weeks use OK tho tablets, In fact.
Nitamlne IL Simply wonderful as a
tonic. and being Il tonic food or great
power. II may wisely be used by evory-
one when not In peTce1; health.
Doctors do not recommend these tab
lets for dangerous ills and disease. ana
VitamIre. OF course. VIII not cure
everything. but many people heretofore
In poor health praise the lhos-Pho
Hitamins Tablets sky-hlch for the way
i built. strengthened and toned UP their
systems. Increased their weight cleared
thcir complexion. etc. (Sne folder with
each bottled at any drug store
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30

~ Baltimore. Md. was a WelIsourg
bushes. visitor Thursday in the inter
e.; Of the glass business.
Mrs. Grace Jones X. y" OF Steuben-
Vile. q, visited Wednesday with ner
sister, Mrs. II. l. McCl:ntock, OF Charles
street
Among the Wheeling business visitors
Thwr>r!ny were Attorney ". ;. WIKI
James PAUL and II. j. Watson.
Mrs Elmer Leonard IS III al her
home on South Yankee street.
Miss Nellie H!nCkley. OF Philadelphia.
rL arrived in Weli9hurE Wednesday
evening and viii visit with her aunt.
Mrs. Joseph Pfistcr. OF Commerce street.
Mrs +. H. Dirk"y returned Thursday
t. her homo IN Toronto. O.. after spend
inr a few days with her parents, Mr..
ana Mrs. J. y. Brady. Of Grand View
Farm.
Miss l.eona Counselman. Of Washing
ton. Pr. Is the guest OF friends in
Schr!Er, q.
Mpe. II. +. Counselman, OF Washing
ton Iikc. was shopping In WeIlsbury
Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. otto WaldvoEel and son.
Robert, Of Irbana, O., arrived recently
Tor n few days visit at the home or
Mrs. WaIdvogers father. Edward Bane.
If North charles street, and other rea-
;!ycg in Wellsburg. Steuhenville and
vicinity.
Miss Aura Brady. Of Bethany Pike
was = WcI!sburg shopper Thursday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
: THE THEATRES ;
HODGE TYPICAL
AMERICAN ACTOR
COMES TO COURT FOR TWO DAYS
STARTING TONIGHT IN BE
WARE or DOGS"
Porsr1ys Q Typical American TYPO
HaH Rural. Half -Urban-Does
It Wen.

William Hodge can safely be oa''e'
the mos, typicolly American A'f"' O."
the American stage. You ha'" @H' e
see him IN his Portrayal ~ t'""IS" 'I'''
yer IN Beware Of puEs. his ATTEST 2,AE
success which comes L. IL" t"i'. I"'
atrs for TWO days. starting i"".h",' ''
realize the truth ~ this aSScit'o
lie does not repreSsn; George "S a."
actor trained n the New York. "r r''H''
Broadway. school ~ acting. 'i'Hr' NV.
refined or ovcr-vuigar. He c"r'eHen'S
him a. "A natural. oasy-S";nG. M""''-
some. resourcetui Young man tna' 70"
would meet by the thousands west o.
the Hudson river. There - no owl
elaboration OF ihs Sup"rachi.tHS o. '"'
character. Han rural max "E'".'
would perhaps DO the most nPp'""'
Standardization % his general aS,e>N =
Rural in that he prefers the h'm"'E
virtues OF tho country. urban tH''i ne
permits no one To gain any a"NA"Es'
over him unwarrAnttd.
Such . caeracirr has always pee"
recognized as distinctly and uUUual.hed-
~ Americana and bvCauSe he utS tue
tyre so wonderfully We'll Nix. Hodge Is
being compared dcscc> cd;y wen ;hose
other all-Amer!cAn actors. S"t S'n'I"
Russell and JAMES y. Hcrne lie - tAH:T
logua, successor EXCEPT that i" mas
brought tho American type up 70 uAt"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
SWAY DOWN EAST"
COMES NEXT WEEP

What is undoubtedly the finest pre-
ducttoa with which IN" mann or l'a'l
W. Griffith - associated Is his w
Down last" male from the stage pI;
OF the same name. and which VIII T
shown beginriug Monday a. the Goa
theatre. There VIII be the custo"a
detail Of incidental presenta,'op w>
respect to decorations and :" muse ~
aid IN making L Griffith production q
unctive. and in the cast VIII be So
members o. the original 0rGanizaW
that Was seen in the play Years as
way Down East WAS selected y
Griffith. who was obliged 10 pay e
mendous amount Of money for ne
rights. because OF the Scca, heart mr.
est OF tho tale. 1t is the story o. ma
Moore. played by Miss G!sa. Anna 'es
10 her rich aunt in Boston 70 DOW
soma money there: a. ball thsH'
meats Lennox Sanderson. d younSlaa
about town. He asks her 70 marrH'n'
bu, ne arranSes for mock manage
After the birth OF her baby. whicior-
tunately dies. she goes :nto tho entry
to seek work. She is given Son'a'nk
to do on the farm nc squire ia ctR'
where she meets his son. Davtd.Nhea
the Squire learns. through mage
gossip. OF Annals past. the poorirl :
turned out into a storm. pav'"eHes
his father and follows Anna 20 tue
snowdrifts. There "a 4 GappSN"'hS
following the exposure q SserSon'
To DO seen twice daily all ne week
2:l5 and sis.
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two weeks visit with his brother
Retn- kenln- OF LYNN Camp.

two weeks visit with his brother
Peter Kemp, OF Lynn Camp.
Nj. and Mr.. y r Adams HAY" moved
I" Incl: newly completed home on fl'th
street.
Messrs II. NJ. Dorsey. : w Dorsey.
Finn Roberts and Faul Dorsey. mni"red
OF WASHINGTON. Pa. yesterday anu az
tended the fair there.
Miss Grace Hicks who has been on
vacation trip about the Great Lakes for
the past two weeks has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. wilson HAY" 70
Turmoil home from r!si; with Relatives
at Cleveland and Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs j A.. Mayors f oak
avenue. have gone 10 IitiShursn Tor a
TWO weeks visit with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos kettlewc!l OF NJ
Mech"a. returned 10 their home last eve
Ming after spending few Gays with
Mrs. Kett,ewells mother Mrs. NJ. II. Arr
Of Eleventh street
Mr.. and Mrs. y F Giimor" of Hun
drrd have returned To Their hom" after
spend.nS few days with Mr.. and Mrs
A i. Ayers and family Of Firth street.
Miss DeSS Arm Will lease his even
Ing for lianSford. W. Va. to enter IN"
She.terinE Arms Hospital at ;hH; plaC"
to complete her training IN Nursing.
Mss Arm has been taking Ira':inc Il;
the Reynolds Memorial hospital N G."n
dale for the past two years.
Mrs. -. Grimm of eamiern Third
stree, IS tned to her home with S''N,
ness.
pr a. F. Compton attended the stat"
convention o. tho American Legion in
Wheeling yesterday.
Mrs. W. W. Powell OF eastern -Four 4
stree: - Improving from serious IL
ness
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
WELlSBURG

NeNsburg. Sept. 29.-The Mems club
Of the Presbyterian church Will give their
arst supper OF the season on Friday
evening 1T the usual place. the church
pU.!ors. and the event Is being anti',-
''Ntrd with much pleasure hy those VIII"
attended las. year. Aside from an
excellent supper. these affairs arc en-
joyed bCNouse OF the opportunity for
good fellowship extended. and always
there are entertainment features which
contribute to the evenings pleasure.
For the opening event. rrof. q. NJ. S!ecth
has been engaged. rror. Siecth - an
c,ocut!on!st uf marked ah!ltt! and IS
o!mos, certain 20 be greeted with a
large audience.
More Sickness
Another case OF scarlet fever and
d!phtheria were reported on Thursday
morning. Ned Davidson. Of Charles and
Sixth streets. has the scarlet ;"re-.
while WeIcu Bcnzo. OF G!!christ H'U. Is
tho dlphthcr!a patient
Birthday Party
Miss Lillian Lewis was tho hostess
Of birthday surprise party given Il;
her home on Main street Wednesday
evening. twenty wcr" present. each
bringing a useful and lovely citt. Games.
music and dancing fll.ed the evening.
Refreshments were served ~ 10 c'r'"ck.
The guests LEFT for their homes NJ II
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
Heals Running Sores
and COTAuerS Piles
AIso stps All Itehin' of Eczema Al
most Immediately.

"r ,.l. il my duty nwS!t" You a let
ter 81 tharks f.. y"Gr~ "ndcrsu. Peter
son. Gunner oi h% F"Tn nnSo% sore re
~" i" T..,er-cn's O:Gtun' .hr"" weeks
nd n,w :; - hN"d ~. =. GA
S SS,,h. 7os Reed >,rse,L:T t., IA
II rather GET a !esr ~" nat. says
p..orton o. Buffalo. IAN haE" joan =
p,Ls.sl,sr y;Ic me Thousand dollars
I, does ms 10, Of gd 10 be able 70 BE-
C. US. 10 my fellow IAN.
FOR Years have TN sEillmS ,hr"Ysh
aruggssts n large be 81 II t.itSoN ;
HrTTWENT for 81 .nts. Tn" healing
nv AZ IN his ojntnnt - marvellous.
Ecxena goes in a e days. old sores
49, Nc, Ike mage; les that other rev
dds do not seem o even relieve are
speedily conquered.
I, s,ops riafuyl five minutes an'
Hhr .Ca,Gs and bur Z l. simply wCn-
6crful Mall "rde hItel ny ketNrS' -
s0iu,meu, co. Inc. 3utfaio. y. ADV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
ONE MORBAY TO
81 TOM MOORE

II Is as,on!s'g how much attention
70 seemingly Important detail is gI"en
BY screen acton the matter OF ward
robe and maNp. Lydia Knott. play
Ing with TorMoore. in the GOODWIN
comedy. "Resg the Game" which Is
PLAYING a, ,trlaza theatre. spent fit-
teen minu,~s:er the simple matter OF
choosing hFeen two old-raShioned
cameo hrooCs 10 wear In one scene.
This one poo expensive for har TO
wear Chcr. ,antng the character she
was portra,z) and tina; one. though
rheauer. rrosraphs moro Ike an ex-
nAnsivs hroh than the other. III just
WAR m, ter one because II LOOKS
moro ordiny when 'hotogra 9hed." said
Mics Eno.who has unique collection
., nue.- d-.ashjcted garments. for
which shGouId II" take the price Of
A Iuzen !rcr,ed COWS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
Game Here Sunday

Mrs. ]. c. shrimp and little son. Rob.
ert q. Youngstown. O.. are visiting Mrs
Shtmp's mother. Mrs. Ida Hankins OF
this city.
Mrs Charles POUNDS OF Ash avenue
Ia III.
David Kemp has returned homo after
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
MOUNDSVIlLE
MOTORISTS OBJECT
TO RIGID RULES

Marc In much discussion among I0S-''
c,t,ens IN regard to, the recent ris'o 90
,or.ment Of the c!ty's tTatnc o'u'"
o,es \ t"w are wi,h The r!ty m t"'S
.nIrcemea: bu, most motorists "e,,e
th:l In this instance the 'l;y auth"''''es
ha., gone too far.
rlc rl,,'s Cnrrers hav" been s"eI1en
70, rousidc:Ih.c extent b. 40 many
nn.. derived oE late from the n"p'.SS
,,,,ar rs, who has been naHued oY XIV
soci eyed cor. x,,,
authorities and cnunct! are OF the
Damon tina, since citizens nave nS'"
an,Huag 20 them 10 stop i"e N'"'a,''''S
ry,n;rr.s,s IN thc city. they W. "'
!. .u't those same citizens nave "0'
lc:d 'ruT.
DID Not Appear
Ce o: he ,",a} motorists tha' ""Ee
Ne, arrested n the past few DAYS ioT
vacation It the traffic avs tai'ed u"
cr,lr as requested At last evenings SeS-
81, ~ pO!:Sc court.
- VIII hc escorted before MASo'
W neke this evening.
First M. E. Conference
10 fourth quarterly conference or
In First VI. r. church was heta LAST
awning a, seven. thirty with p!str''i
Sp.rintendent c Fred anderson pre-
sing.
;.2nrrs were made of the work for
p, com!ug year by all the orSan!za-
ons Of the church.
Jury Trials Concluded
; The last ~ the jury trials Tor the
reScu, term OF court was thaI V.eo
ns.r~day. the state versus Tony Ma's.
,harced WIKI tho theft Of sum or
money from John NeQdriN some time
tSr.
j The jury had not reported on tho
.ase n, a late hour last evening but are
,\p.,ceG To report this morning.
The Jurors no: on this case we're dis-
,ha-sed. The case OK the state against
.;oy Conkle. liquor case was con-
tiiued.
Kiwanis Meet
The Kiwaris Stub held their regular
business a nd social session last even
Ing IN The Hotel Snyder. during WIZ
nui,e n number OF important matters
were given lengthy discussion. Tonight
The Rotary club will entertain the XII
w,nians II tho basement ot the First
rhYrrh q
win Banquet
The local council ~ tho D. OF A. VIII
Civ. a h,nGust for their members on
rc>, Wednesday HvertnS. IN tbs X or
T.. hal! The committee met last We'd
!" sday evening and completed arrange
!neucs for the AFFAIR.
Prepare For wellsburV
Moundsvilln High schools foothaIl
team was pu: through sttn practice
last evening ~ Coach Tilock IN an
effort 10 get The team in hEhttng trim
for Kilt with We..Sburg High Saturday
on the local lot
The Orange and BLACK has an e1cep-
,icnaI'y large and heavy squad this year
hut as most OF the lads are first year
men +, VII, take some time to whip
them into ape.
Game Here Sunday
Football fans will be given their first
taste Of football this season here Sun
dav when tho American Legion team Of
this city will do battle with the fast
Nyal A. c. grinders OF Wheeling on thu
Fort PIT hcld.'
The I.egiunna!res won their opening
game last Sunday with Follansoee a,
tina, place and are expecting 10 take an
other scalp here Sunday.
Personals
Mrs. J. c. shrimp and little son. Rob-
ert O. Youngstown. O., are visiting Mrs
Shtmp's mother. Mrs. Ida Hankins OF
this city.
Mrs Charles Fouaas OF Ash avenue
Ia III.
David Kemp has returned homo after
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30

A wonderful selection of plain
and fur trimmed coats offered
at very low prices. There are
dozens Of styles from which to
choose---all handsomely silk
lined. All sizes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
Rheuma ConquerS
. Rheumatism

II Is an established fuct thar one t"a-
spoonful o. Rhcuma taken orCc day
for very short time has driven all tho
pain and agony from thousands #
raCked. crippled and deSpa!rinE reu-
MATES.
While powerful. gratifying and quick
acting Rheuma is harmless. and gives
lasting and blessed relief almost ~
once The magic %lamc has reached
nearly every hamlet. and there are hun
drcds or druggists who can tell you OF
the good II has done in some of tho very
worst cases.
n you arc tortured with rheumatism
(any rorml get bottl" OF Rheura from
e. Fl. G-icst & Co. today. If II docs NOT
rid you OF all rheumatic suffering your
money will be returnrd.--Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
D FORMED
At STEUBENVILLE

stcuhervIllc. O.. Sept. 29.-Battery D.
Of the l35th Field Artillery, was IN
spected here last night by Captain X. 6.
Barkalow, of Akron, who recommended
the acceptance Of the unit as part OF the
federalized national Euarc.
Captain Bert Aldrich. who had been
s.lected to command the battery was re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
NINE

jected by the inspecting officer because
OF his age and Captain Malcolm Mo.
Gowan: who saw service in the WoflS :
War. was chosen TO succeed him. Lieut.
Mason D. Wade and Lieut.. Donald SireS
are the other ranking officers. The
battery was recruited to full strength
las, night. - men. Now that the bats
terry has been recommended for accept.'
ance bv the war department the city
will take steps to secure an arnory. for
which the legislature recently made an
appropriatinn OF $4,000.
II you have good manners EVERYBODY
Won meet will advertise them for you.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
PASSING BAD CHECKS

Local hotels. hanks and business men
have been warned. by the American
Products company OF Cincinnati 10 ne
on tho lookout for several persons SAID
,u Ne passing checks purDortihG 10 ne
signed lay sylvester Marshall. DIVISION
MANAGER. most OF the checks hehE
drawn ON the Kanawha Valley Bank OF
Charleston. W. Va.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-17
MARRIAor LIcENsEs

Arnm A. wuad. and Nrr Eh G.
Wundf
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-30
Many Notable Men
Reserve Seats For
Championship Fight

New York. Juno 30.-When Jack
Dempsey and Georges Carpenter face
each other for the worlds heavy
weight boxing championship in Jer-
sey City Saturday afternoon there
will be present a greater assembly of
national and international dignitaries
tina ever before attended a pugilistic
contest in the history of the sport.
France England, Canada, Aus
tralia, Africa, China and Japan, have
contributed their quotas in the
crowds Of fight fans already here.
At least one nsember of President
Harding's cabinet. Attorney General
naugherty. will be at the ringside. In
Vulnerable diplomats and political
leaders whose names command re-
spect throughout the United States
and foreign countries, have made
their reservations
Among the we'll known business
men and financiers who will attend
are j. p. Morgan. Henry Ford, Harry
Payne Whitney, I. w. Baruch, Harry
F. G~uggenheim, Percy Rockefeller,
Vincent Aston. Russell G.. Colt and
others OF equal prominence.
Other prominent names on the list
included James j. Carbett. Rex
Beach. William A. Brady. George
AIDE, Sam Harris. big Bill Edwards,
William j. Flynn. director of the
Bureau of Investigation of the De
partment of Justice: George NJ.
Cohan. A.. ]. Drexel-Biddle and
George w. Loft. James j. Jeffries and
wife and others.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-30
DEMPSEY WANTS
KNOCKOUT IN
July FIGHT
No Chance For Argument il
One Man is Knocked Out,
Champ Says.

Atlantic City. June 30-Jack Demp-
sey wants his contest with Georges
Carpenter to end. decisively with
either himself or Carpenter stretch
ed on the floor of the ring. II posi-
BILE before the IL rounds have been
fought out at Boyle's thirty acres in
Jersey City Saturday afternoon.
The worlds heavyweight champion
so declared himself today when he
said he did not want a towel thrown
in as an acknowledgement Of defeat.
A championship contest. he said,
should be allowed to 90 to q knock
out without regard to the battered or
helpless condition of either contestant.
Dempsey also is opposed to having q
contest stopped by the referee. /,
THE best way to stop a fight to
suit everybody is to knock the other
man stiff" said Dempsey. Then there
want Carpenters men to throw in a
towel. I know when it comes my turn
to take It, they are not going to
throw in any towel for me. I will keep
on fighting until I am counted out.
Nobody Is licked until he is count
ed out. If a fighter gets chicken
hearted and doesn't put over the win
ming punch when his opponent is daz-
ed and wobbling, he might get knock
Gu OUT IlLfiSeli ny Wiio, desperate
swing. Such things have happened"
With ten long weeks Of training
behind him, Dempsey today is
through with hard work until he de-
tends his championship Saturday af-
ternoon. ~
The champion. completed his train
ing yesterday but he will loosen up
his muscles on the punching bags
this afternoon and again tomorrow
before he is scheduled to leave for
Jersey City. ~ =.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-30

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received BY the Bosrd al
Education. School District No. Il.
Gonnty, Emerald: y. z. until $50 r. II.
rchoo building, according to plans and
specifications. Plan No. HOB. prepared
therefore BY Bert D.. Keck. architect.
First National Bank building. Grand
Forks, North Dakota.
Plans and specifications are on Ale at
the Office of the architect and with M.
"A. II. Aaserude. clerk, Route 2. Emer-
ado, n. p, at the Buildera' EXCHANGE,
Minneapolis. MINI. and At Grand Forks,
Advancement for individual use 81
pisns may be made atSthe office OF the
architect. Bids will be- received for the
general construction OF the building ana
hot air heating plant. and other. IN
cidentals - REQUIRED ~ the ;speeinca-
Proposals VIII 81 submitted upop
forms - set forth IN the ~spsciacations
and acecrdinG 70 me call for proDosais
TThs Bdsrd II Edueattona ressrvss TX.
sisht e aceept q reject ~ = my pro.
spas ! ,s J .4us.s,sn. seno., p,...
70 ~, Mekinock q. Grand fofks%
tJunss ss-ss; Jniy ,-lS. sss
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-30
FOLLOWERS Of
CARPENTER ARE
VERY CONFIDENT
Predict Victory for Blonde
Frenchman Next Satur.
day Afternoon.

Manhasset. N. T.. June So.-All
members of Georges Carpenters
camp are confident that the blonde
Frenchman will be victorious in his
battle with Dempsey next Saturday
afternoon. Their various opinions
follow: .
Manager Descamps:. "Ah, my
Georges never fooled me yet. After
Saturday 1 will be manager of the
Trainer Gus wilson: Georges as
g. light-heavyweight came into con-
tact with some of the worlds clever
est and hardest hitting ring men. He
knows too much for Dempsey"
Captain j.. H. Mellet. the chal-
lenger's friend and adviser: Georges
has always risen to the occasion. He
has v yet failed to carry cut his
intentions and he intends to beat
Dempsey. l believe in him.
Paul %Journee. French heavyweight
and sparring partner: ugh.
Georges win easy"
Lieutenant Pierre Mallet, the chal-
lenger's war comrade: I'VE believe
~generalship will carry him through to
victory"
Joe Jeanette: Carpenter is too
smart a fighter to lose this bout. He
will be away when Dempsey hits and
the champion will not be able to see
his right hand, it will be that fast"
Charles LeDoux. French bantam
weight Champion: II think Georges
will win because he has plenty OF
sense and knows how to take care OF
himself" .
Marcel Denys, French lightweight:
Georges will win with a ,'one-two'
punch and I do not think that Demp-
sey will be able to hit him one telling
blow"
Henri Marcot, chef and erstwhile
sparring partner: Georges will
make his jaw look like a beef steak
Italian Joe Cans, who spared with
the challenger during three weeks of
the training period: II believe Car
pentier will knock out Dempsey in
the fourth or fifth round with a right
to the jaw. Carpenter is the fastest
man of his weight that 1 have ever
SEEN" -,
Chris Arnold, sparring partner:
Carpenter has a right hand that
never misses and it paralyzes when II
strikes.