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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-02-16

Gregory Sattler, Rev. Drougoun of
ficiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Armstrong
will make their home at Ridgeway
after March 1st. We extend con-
CALCULATIONS,
C. C. NatTig of Lawler spent Sat-
urday at the Albert Anderson home.
Miss Nettie Fjelstul and Henry
Skadeland, prominent young people
of Ridgeway were united in mar
riage at DEBORAH Saturday at 5 p. m.
at the parsonage, Rev. Torrison Off
ciating. Miss Fjelstul is the daugh-
ter of Jno. Fjelstul farmer residing
three miles south Of Ridgeway and
has been employed at Baker e. john
sons store for the past five years.
She is one of Ridgeways highly es-
teemed young ladies. The groom is
from Brinsmade, N. d., formerly of
Ridgeway and is son of Hulver
Skadeland. He is an energetic young
man of good character. The LIST of
March they leave for Brinsmade,
where they expect to make their
.homa Congratulations and good
wishes and prosperity is extended
to this young couple.
A clipping from a California paper
reads as follows: Mrs. Franviz Hert-
rich, 721 North Gibbs st. Pomona,
was reported dying yesterday as the
result of being run down by a auto
mobile driven by Fred j. Harper, 20S
East Kingsley ST., Pomona, on Sun
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-02-16

ports of his work are very satisfac-
tory.
Mabel Magnus, Leda jacobson and
Carl Thompson attended the movies
at Cresco Wednesday.
Joseph Seim, Amos and Anna Hol-
version of Bows, la. arrived Tuesday
to visit at the c. L. Trytten home.
Fern Hovey and Olga Benson were
passengers for Cresco Thursday.
The Misses Adele Hickey, Lillian
Kuntz, Ruth Hattlestad and jose
phine Hopperstad were Cresco visit
ors Saturday.
Ameil Bell returned to his home
at st. James, MINI. Saturday, hav-
ing been called here by the illness
of his father.
H. C. Luhman transacted business
in Calmar Thursday.
Mrs. Ed Wagner concluded her Wis
it here and left for her home at
Ossian Friday. She was accompanied
by her sister Marie Hauber who ex-
poets to remain with her for a few
days.
Mrs. Jno. Hopodarsky, daughter
Viola and Mrs. E. C. Hickey were
Cresco visitors Saturday.
Tuesday at Z o'clock a. m. occurr-
ed the marriage of Amanda Sattler
to Freeman Armstrong. The cere-
mony taking place in st. Johns
church at Fl. Atkinson. They were
attended by Euphemia Meyer and
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-02-16
BLUFFTON.

This is Valentines day and beau
tiful day.
Oscar Wilbur and wife called on
Mrs. f. Weldon of Burr Oak the first
of the week.
Gladys Murdoch called on Mrs.
Richard Greenslade Wednesday.
Nick Nelson took hogs to Canton
market Wednesday. Miley Wilbur
hauled a load for him.
X. C. Wilbur and wife concluded
their stay at Webb, iowa, and re-
turned home the fore part of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Taylor of De-
corah took in the Button dance
which was held in the hall last Mon
day night.
The Olson Boys are saving wood
for Benny Gilbertson.
DR.. Emmons of Burr Oak made
some professional calls at Luke o.
Brien's this last week. We learn the
sick there are on the gain.
Lew Roe of Austin paid his aunt
Alice Jackson visit of a few days.
Mr.. Ash hauled wood aor him
self Thursday.
T. A. O'Brien called on his brother
Erick, Thursday afternoon, who hurt
himself by tipping over with a load
of wood. Erick is getting alang nice
ly at this writing.
Mrs. Elmer Plagman and child
rem of DEBORAH are visiting her par
ents I. Murdocks.
Dick Dinger and son Claude cali
led on Archie Wards Thursday.
Iven Sybert took hogs to DEBORAH
Thursday. Mrs. Sybert went along
and visited her daughter Mrs. Jim
johnson.
Arthur Olson and his sister lnga
were DEBORAH shoppers Thursday.
August Bergman was laid up a
couple of days with lame back.
Fred Lenhart took in the sale at
Mr.. Jones near Cresco Thursday.
Mrs. Lenhart accompanied him and
visited her sister Mrs. Dick Morton.
Kathleen and John Bergman ate
'A+AA'~@ wen oilNipch
Brlttendall yesterday.
Charles Burgess is OH the sick
list. DR.. Emmons has been called
there a few times within the last
few days. Mr.. Burgess IS rapidly re-
covering, in fact all the patients
under DR.. Emmons seems to pull
through. Is it the medicine of the
faith in the Dr., which?
Marjorie Bergman is on The sick
list.
Grandpa Bergman is helping his
son Ernest haul wood today.
Fred Lange of Cresc1 has started
moving. Moved over a load of nav
the latter part of the week, took
dinner with Mr.. Ash.
J Benny McCabe is moving to his
new place, think its rear Cre5co.
Ernie Ward hauled hogs to caat,,
James Weldon assisted aim With the
hauling.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-02-16

day. Her husband was killed Instant
ly in this same accident. The couple
were on their way to church when
the accident happened Sunday even
ing. Further explanation of the un'
fortunate couple to our readers, they
being the parents Of Mr.. Hertrich,
husband of Blanche Hoyt, CORNER
resident of our community. As yet
we have not learned whether or not
Mrs. Hertrich is living.
Mr.. L. A. Larson of Lima, Ohio,
and Mrs. A. G. Tuve of Minneapolis
arrived Saturday, being called here
by the serious illness of theic fa-her
j.. II. G. Larson.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-02-16

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New-York tribune., 1921-01-26

upward: AERO Handicap: claiming: purse.
$1,000; five and one-half furlongslIrTah. IT 7r.
leau q d'Honneur. 1i3 tRowan), to .. Ia
8 and out, won: Mythology. 50 {Thurber)
IL to !: to l and 8 to S. second. Gray
to S, third. Time 1908 As. Gri nalkin'
Daydue. Linden, Blue Paradise and End End
Man also ran.
Fifth race (tor fot,r-year-ods and up-
ward; claiming; purse, $1,000: one mile
and one SIXTEENTH )---Troitrs. lO9 G.uns-
ford). 8 to |, 3 to and even. won
and even. second. Trogtown, 112 (King)
TO S, to and out, third Time
1:45 20. Dark Hill. Hank O'Day and
Vice Chairman also ran.
Sixth race ffor four-year- olds and up
ward; claiming; purse, $1,000; one miie
and e-duarter)--Sandy Mac. 10Y (Rob.
ertsl. to s, TO and out, won; Pit, 10C
(McDermot), to S, to and out, sec.
ond; Mandarin's Coat, 104 (Stack>, 20 tc
\, 8 to / and to ], third. Time, 2:07 l d
McAdoo, Corydon and Mayor Calvin alse
ran.
Seventh race (for four year-olds ant
upward; claiming; purse $1,000: one
mile and one-quarter) r)-Richard v, 10,
(Jarvis), to 2, to and to 10, won
Capital City. ia (Heinish}. to 1, {,
10 and to s. second; Walter Turnbow
104 (Martin), 10 to l, to / and to 8
third. Time. 2:0S as. Paddy Dear, War.
like, Royden, Susan NJ, Spectacular Cir
and IoNeward Bound also ran.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-26
Havana Entries

year -olds;, three furlongs) )-Bitter Biting,
io7; Birch Bark, lo7: Hyeres 10T: Caimf-
to 11o; Athearven. 40; Nabi3co LIZ;
Anna NJ. /1I2; Pinnacle. 112; Toot de
Suite. l1e: Acosta. 1l5; Facenda, 115.
Second racc tpurse. 800; claiming
four-year-olds and upward, five and one
half furlongs)-sSain Rose. 81; *Hatrack.
1902: 'Marty Lou. l03: sElga. 103; "Noble =
man. 105; Bohar-rla- T3reena, l05: sSelnper
Stalwart. 1o6; Bibler. 1o5: Stiletto. los
Galorin, 40; Golden Red. Ito; Juanita
III. 40.
Third race tpurse. 500: claiming; four
yesr-olds and upward; Ave and one half
furlongs) - 'Pokey Jane. IS: 'Lucy May.
ito; Smile. 1o2; .Hun,ress. 100; 'Pre-
He'd ;, ~; Silly MSiyght, ie7; Miss wf'ght.
bloom. 1l3.
Fourth race tpurss. 300: three-yenr-
olds; six furionss)-Sundays. llc; Eysons.
lo3; Black Top. 1o3: Danzis. loa; Sleepy
Dear, ios: Automat,o Red. 1o5; Dr..
117.
e. Fifth race tpurse. 500: claiming; four
year-oids and upward: ono mile and one
'Jose de va!es. 1917: 'Constantne. lo5
Miss Sweep. 1903. 1ruant, 10: Plantarede. Q.
10; Night Wind. 40.
Sixth race tpurss, $500; claiming: four
year-olda and upward; ono mile and nifty
yards) - Fireworth, loS; 'Mather. lo3;
Candle Light. 1885, 'sea Prince. lO7,
Darnley. 1o7; Litholic. no: Pierre a -Fcu,
ia: The Belgian II, ia.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-26
Nine Year-Old Celding
Takes Feature i'm Cuba

HAVANA, Jan. 25-Rancher scored
his second victory Of the present meet
ing when he gained the decision in the
fourth race. feature Of the card at
Oriental Park to-day. The nine-year-
old gelding was hard ridden for the
entire trip and at the end his margin
OF victory was only half a length The
Bule Duke WAS second. a nose before
the three-yea,- Fright
The results:
yirst race Course 500; four-year- oids
and Upward; claiming; six furlongs>-su-
perior, 100 (Aermoe) 3 to /, to and
to s.. Won; Garhagr. 1l3 (Kelsay), to /.
10, fDo,ninick), to q even and / to 2
third. Time, ia As. ,ronn J. Riley, Ter.
ket. Triolnphant and Short Change also
ran.
Second raea tpurse s7Oc. four-year-olds
and upward; claiming; six turlongs)-.
10 10. won; Crystal Day. III (E. Barnes),
20 loe to = l. q to ana to aeeond; Aigrette,
5Gfrd 5Hs na"Tfas'sT' Ts q e. onwa @ ana no0 to
twenty seven, Msericordn Ml.cl. HS,il5 HS"K
hiss sweep and Orderly also ran.
v.a Thlra af,s race fpuTss 500: maiden three
and to g. won; Juiiearne 1oa (Lancas,
djosyo .1d; to ,oa * fysn s,a,,1 and to 2 second
even. third. Time :os l-5 Holen rucas
Mabel Reynolds, Scotty. MacchanallaN, Tel
ent Kayrnan ana Johnny OConnen also
ran.
Fourth race (purse $1,000; three-year-
olds and upward six acknowledgements
IL 1la Ora ncis,. even. to 3 and ] to 8. won;
The Blue Duke, 100 (Nelsay), is to !.
TO l and to l.. second Fright. es tWil-
son), to s, to 2 ana to 4, third. Time
1:l6 8. Brother MacLean. Mess Kit,
Penelope and Cromwell also ran.
Fifth race (purse s7oo four-year-oldz
and upward: claiming; five and ne-haif
turiongs) s)--Military Girl. JOG Francisl
to l, to and to 6, won Sister Susie
les Qickens) even, to 3 and / to &
second; Byrne 10G O., +. Barnes). 7 TO .
. to and to S. third. Time. 1905 90
Ossgood, Salvo. First Consul, Chirnera and
Happy Go Lucky also ran.
Sixth race (purse 500: four-year-olds
ana upward; claiming; one mile and
twenty yards?-Miss Proctor 1os O'icl-
oens), 2 to J.. to and to s. won; War
Tax. ITO (Domfnck), to /. Q TO i and
even, second; Timothy J. Hogan, 1o7 (wil-
son)' o to 2, even and to 2. third. Time
1:aA S-5. My Ada, Glare Boothe, King OH
silver Sandals and Cadillac also ran.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-26
tavOrite> Wins
Aero OHandicaD:
Players Score
Iabieau d'Honneur Captures
NewOrleansR Race ;Choices
Nearly Make Clean Sweep

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 25.-rhe Aero
Handicap, five-and-a-ha -half-furlonp
oash for three-year-old and upward.
nnon-"inners at the meeting, was the
feature event at the Fair Grounds to-
day. and was won by Tableau d,Hon-
neur, a tive-year-old chestnut hors.
from the Bauer Stable, which was fa-
vorlte. Mythology finished second and
Grayson was third. ~
1t was one Of the best days the plav-
ers have had since the opening ~ the
meet, as the majority of fayorites fin-
lshed in front. The longest shot of
the afternoon to score was Troitus. n
the fifth race. Jockey Morris rode two
winners. Wv
The results:
purse. 5000 ,hree sSiaiing
Beauty, 1os (dcDermott), IL to (. ! ~ yahg
ana and l to >. won: war Relief. liz III {W,l, "
one 1ams2; Bin 1os 10 o. 1o.io, to and to a. second
svtc. TO o. third. Time. Obs AS. Josephine
Meldei. Little Patsy, Sundo, Mad Nell anc
Dissolute also ran ~
second race lfor three-year-olds; claim
yards)-The Foreigner. ITO (Morris), 1s t.
s, even and to 2. won Mary Head 9.
seoong MoDgg!mcS5 char,o59o 20 to l. y to and to
to 1. to 1 and to /, third. Time. I.Ab
Crimson Rambler, Niobe, Ionia, Toss In
Miss Rankin, Plato, Montilo and WIN o
! the Wtsp also ran.
Third race (for our-yenr-olds and up
ward: claiming; purse, $1,000: six fur
longs)--Ultra Gold, l16 (tlorris), to 10
TO J and l to c. won; Crystal Ford 11(
lWoodstock). to /. TO and Z to S
second; Herald, 1l2 (King), 12 to I, s tt
! and to ., third. Time. 1:l2 2-5 Ku
klux. Remon. Louise ". Archie Alex
ander, Royal Duck Green GRASS and Pana
man also ran.
Fourth race (for three-year- ar-olds ant
New-York tribune., 1921-01-26
Upholstery and Bedding
sURROGATEY NOTICES

GARDINER. JAMES THE PEOPLE
on THE STATE OF NEW YORK BY
THE GRACE OF GOD FREE AND INDE-
PENDENT: TO Florence Gardiner Hall
BENJAMIN West Frazier and Philadelphia
Trust COMPANY as Executors Of the last
WNi and Testament OF Mary & Frazier.
Doane Gardiner. Elizabeth c. Gardiner.
Anne G. Pier. Mary Frazier, Charles II.
Frazier. Jr.. william u. Frazier. Naibre
Frazier. Elizabeth l. fNayerweather. Mar
Katherine Doane Pier. Gardiner Pier
William Stanwood Pier Rebocca Goldberg
, formerly Rebecca Erich. Adnin.stra-
| trtx of Adolph Erich. deceased, and 10
ali persons interested as creditors. f~gatees
next OF ktn otherwise in the Estate OF
James T. Gardiner deceased, who at tho
New York. SEND CREETING:
Upon tho Petition OF George Foster Pea
body, residing at Lake George. New York.
soth Sprasue Terry and John s. 8elcher.
borough Of Manhattan. City. County and
state Of New York. Executors OF .ha
lasr VIII and Testament Of James T. Gar
diner. deceased.
10 show cause before our Surrogate Of
the County ot New York. q. the Sus-ro-
gates' Court of said County. held at tho
! Hall OF Records In the County Of New
Nineteen hundred and twenty-one. as
1870 o'clock IN the forenoon OF ths.
cay, why the account OF George Foster
: Peabody. Seth Sprague Terry and Johr.
&. Meicher. as Executors Of tho last VIII
and Testament OF said deceased. ahouio
not be juaIc:a.ly eettled.
! IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, We have
caused the Seal OF the Surrogatee Court
0. the said County Of New York to be-
hereunto affixed. WITNES3, Honorabls
John 2. Cohalan. @ Surrogate OF our sa.d
County, at tne County OF New York. the
lth day Of January, IN tho year O1e thou
sand nine hundred and twenty~o.t.
o. Y. SJRROGATES'
SEAL.)
DANIEL J. DowDNEy.
CLERK ii the Surrogatcs' Court.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-26
Dempsey Threatened
With Arrest if He
Mails Fight Films
CHICAGO, Jan. 25.--Jack Demp-

CHICAGO, Jan. 25.-Jack Demp-
sey Is on the eve Of taking on
a heavyweight bout with the
Federal law, according to informa-
tion which reached United States
District Attorney Clyne to-day, and
the government representative is all
ready in training for the event.
The information, declared Mr. Clyne,
was that the champion was pre-
pairing to test the mail regulations
prohibiting the prizefght films;
furthermore, it was said, Dempsey
planned to ship the films through
Chicago.
The films to be used in the test,
it was said, were those taken of
the Dempsey-Brennan fight in Madi-
son Square Garden, New York, last
month.
Gust as soon as I hear of such
action being TAKEN" declared
Prosecutor Clyne, II will demand q
warrant for the arrest of Dempsey.
The law is very clear in the case
and Dempsey will find himself with
a fight on his hands,"
New-York tribune., 1921-01-26
New Orleans Entries

First race tpurse, $1,000; claiming; for
three-year- r-olds: Ave ana half furlongs)
loo Lura. 1o2; :Iouse vynne, iop:'fss 100; RS,
luctant, 112; General Agramonte. lIO;
oraleggo loa; sMornng Face. 1861 voor-
mel. 1lo; Celtic Lass.. 1o5; Marguerite
Dixon, lo2: Sea Mimic. 1o1 Also eligible
Flower. III; Damorls. io4
for pu4 snd sS99 cianE Ia.
longsl-Paul Connolly, 1IS: Roscoe Goose.
10: carlino s.. loa; .Jeweler. lo5; Donna
..Ina Kay los: .rirst Pullet. io4; Toe the
Mark. no; Flying Orb. los: .Ragazza.
},n,ur lo9 .Ladsins 49, 100 Also eligible: Anna
Third race (purse. $1,000; claiming; for
psx ,1a snd six furGngs
Lass 1o9; Teachers Pet. 1903; 'Hidden
Talent. 9s; Track Star. ll.; Alexander,
K2sn 9 oph9a y.;oa w ,'s do.So .od o fsne 1Sg
John r. Roche. los; ST. Just. los; sTon
Logan, los: Bengal. ~; ,oo. a..
lonss)--Runzaf. lo7. ,nunga Buck. lo7;
Trust Official. lo7: Madeline Lillian. Jio;
Tan Sop. 1os; British Liner. 100; John Il
Ih rnth rass tpurso. $500; the E. W. Nc
Qinn Memorial Handicap; for threo-ycar-
olds and upward one mile and seventy
i2l; Dancing Spray. 100; 0enera Halg
1l2: Captain Horshier. ia: fvictor. 1l9.
tClark entry.
sixth raco (purse. $1,000: for three.
ycar-olds s.hd upward: ono mils)-~Dr. Car
man. 100, Tantnlus. Io9 Warsnw, 104
Sir Grafton. 1os Yung Ching. 1921 Title
ID4; Tizer. 10a; Jock Scot. 1o+; Greer
Cold. 90: Romany. lo7
Seventh race tpurne. $4,000 claiming
for four year -oids and upward: ons mile
and three -sixtcenths) - Counter Balance
:ys :Hrookiand' ios; Xus.rai, JOS: .Nsw.l, " ".
to3; epeArtene, 1os;. .Aztec. io5, 'Deck
New-York tribune., 1921-01-26
Boxing in New Jersey
Jeopardized bv Bill

TRENTON, N. j.. Jan. GA meas
ure designed to repeal the New Jersey
boxing law was introduced in the
Legislature to-day by ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Frank 3. Champion, of Newark. men,
Der Of the House committee which sub
nlitted the measure in 1918. He SAID
a public hearing on the proposal would
be granted, at which time proponents
fof his repeater bill would submit their
objections to continuance of boxing in
this state.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-26
American Amateur Boxers Whip Canadian Invaders
Polo Ponies to Play
"H0sts'' at Barsquet

CALGARY, Alberta. Jan. 25.-
Clover little polo ponies will
play hosts at unique banquet to
be hels in hotel hero next Tuesday
by the Calgary Polo Club to revive
interest In the game.
When the guests arrive they will
be received" by the ponies, quar-
tered around tho dining hall in
fashionable boxes. Their cards will
be conveyed to their "hosts'' by
dapper grooms.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-26
layton Increases Cue Lead

sonn Layton, three-cushion billiard
ssaampion, increased his lead over AL
.'ea os ORC in yesterdays play in
.ss'r match at Kline's Academy. Lay
y, va Won both blocks, leading by so to
10 the afternoon and 50 to IS in the
s.saing The total score: Layton, 200;
= : vfo, l82. The final 100 points will
se played to-day.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-26

= 07Nss J 7 II " IN Il t.s,.
= Wall Street. New York, N. Y, and
GFlLER. ROLSTON & BLANC,
~ Exchange Place. New York, N Y.
Attorneys for Accountants
New-York tribune., 1921-01-26
LAIpLAw. I.AURA K-IN PunsuANcl

LAIDLAW, LAURA KIN PURSUANCE
OF an Order OF Honorable John r.
Cohaian. Surrogate OF tho County or
New York. NOTICE IN hereby given to ali
persons having claims against Laura X
Laidlaw, late OF the County OF New York
deceased. to present the same with
vouchers thereof, to the subscribers, al
their place of transacsing business at the
office OF Walter X. Ferrick, their attorney
at No. u broadway, III the Borough OF Man
haitian, in the city Of New York, State
OF New York. on or before tho 18th day OF
May. 1891, next
Dated New York, the sth day OF Novera-
ber l920.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK. Executor
WALTER Il. HEkRIcK
Attorney for Executor Ohlce and p O.
Manhattan. New York city.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-26
BACON. ELIZABETH GARDINER

BACON. ELIZABETH GARDINER
Notice Is hereby given that the UNDER
signed intends to apply to one OF the
Surrogates OF the County OF New York
for decree awarding to him Letters
OF Administration on the estate OF Eiiz-
abeth Gardiner Bacon, deceased, late or
this County and State of New York un-
der Section 25eI OF the Code OF Ciyis
Procedure of the State of New York ana
directing that tho penalty OF his bond. as
such adminstra tor. shall not exceed doubis
the amount OF the claims of creditors
against said estate presented TO said
Surrogate, pursuant to the notice pro-
y,ided for In said Section 1891. said bopd,
however, TO be In event less than
five thousand lS5,ooo) dollars: and
Notice is hereby given to all persons
having claims against said estate OF ELY
aoeth Gardiner Bacon, deceased. to pre-
sent their claims. duly verified. to one
of the Surrogatcs OF said County of New
York. at the said Surrogate's office in the
Hall OF Records IN the Borough of Man
haitian. City Of New York on or before
tho Sth day OF March. 1921.
Dated New York January 1Tth. 1921.
HAMILTON FISH BENJAMIN.
APPLETON. BCTl.lcf. & RICE, At
torneys for Fa milton Fish BENJAMIN
Office and Post Office address, No.
- Wall street. New York cityt
New-York tribune., 1921-01-26
Bouts in Garden Tonight

All of the eight contestants on TO-
nights card at Madison Square Garden
are fit for their respective bouts. Pro-
moter Rckard announces forty-siX
rounds Of boxing, embracing two bouts
of fifteen rounds each, a semi-fnal Of
ten Ynd curtain-raiser of six rounds.
The four headlners are Pal Moore
VS.. Young Montreal and Boy McCor-
mick VS.. Johnny Howard. Moore fin
ished training yesterday and Montreal
is coming on from Providence, his
home, to weigh in at 2 o'clock this
afternoon. Mccormick has been train
ing with Sam Mossberg and several
heavywe ghts.
Paul Doyle, favorito on tho lower
East Side, expects to outpoint Barney
Adair in the semi-dnal. The opener
Of six rounds will bring together Moss.
berg, former Olympic champion, and
Frankie Confrey, Of the Fire Depart.
ment.
MONTREAL, Jar. Csc. F
Graham, whose company yesterday an
nounced a guarantee of 100000 for
the Dempsey Carpenter fight il
staged in Montreal declared he would
leave tonight for New York to confer
personally with rex Rickard to-mor'
ow. If Graham and his representa-.
5ive, who is now in New York, are sue
cessful, the contest will be held at the
Mount Royal race track.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-26

in the ring and will also take legal
Garden Club for withholding young
Johns share Of the purse. The
Reislers demand a public hearing, and
young John, to show his sincerity,
offers to battle Michacls again, as soon
as his hand mends, for charity.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-26
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