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Evening journal., 1921-01-14
TRANSPORTATION.
To Philadelphia
and Chester
Schedule in Effect October IS.

Subject to Change Without NOtia
Leave Wilmington, Fourth ST. Wbar,
and philadelphia, Chestnut St WhsrS
sreek days, except Saturdays. at 500 a
II II o'clock noon and 4.15 2. NJ.
IA. 1880 A. NJ, 1.30. 4.15 and 700 r. nj -
Wii,MINGTON-PEN ROITTp
Schedule in Eject Monday. Sept "a
Daily. including Sundays. ieave VIII
noon. 200. 400. 600. 500. 1000 and Il. 90
Leave Pennsgrove $50. IT'S. 900, IL 90
A. NJ. 100. 800. 500. ZOO. 900 and 11-os
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PUBLIC SALE

A UcTIoN SALES OF EVERY DEs-
~ cription. Anywhere. II you want
70 sell, see Hamilton, the Square Deal
Auctioneer and Farm Agent. 705 Maci-
son st. Phone 734S-W oct23-3m.
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cEnTIFICATE or Dissolution.

CTATE or DELAWARE. OFFICE OF
- SECRETARY or STATE.
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
To An to Whom These Presents May
whereas. Il appears to my satisfaction.
hY duly authenticated record OF the pro-
ceedings for the voluntary dissolution
thereof by the consent OF more than
two thirds in interest of all tho stock
holders deposited in my ofiice. The Cor
poratiOn Securities Company OF America.
a corporation OF this State, whose prin-
cipal office Is situated at N2I-929 Market
street IN the city Of Wilmington, county
Of New Castle, State Of Delaware, Co
lonial Charter Company being agent
therein and In charge thereof, upon whom
process may be served, has complied with
Laws of the State OF Delaware. as con-
tanned In 1918. Section ! TO 2i0i. Sec
ton lS1, Chapter G5, OF the Revised
Statutes Of 1915, as amended. prellm.
mary 10 the issuing OF this
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
Now, therefore. I, Everett e. Johnson
secretary Of State of the State OF Della
ware do hcfnhy certify that tho said
corporation did, on the 18th day OF Jauu-
airy, A. ID. iazi, Tile in the office.
duly executed and attested consent, In
writing, TO the dissolution OF said cor
/ poration. executed BY the consent OF more
than two-thirds In interest OF all the
stockholders thereof, which said con
sent and the records Of the proceedings
aforesaid, are now on hle IN my said
Office, as provided by law.
IN TESTIMONY
WHEREOF, I
have hercunto
set my hand and
OFFICIAL SEAL official seal. hi
Secretary's Once Dover, this 18Th
1890 Delaware lbs DAY Of Jan. In
l9ll the year OF oui
Lord, one thou
sand, nine hun
! dred and twenty
one.
EVERETT c. JOHNSON.
jan14-1t Secretary Of State.
Evening journal., 1921-01-14

TYPEWRITER RENTED - THREE
Il month, $500. Rental applied on pur-
chase Sold $500 monthly. Typewriters
repaired. Roval Typewriter Agency.
Typewriter Exchange, second floor. n. w.
Cor. Seventh and Market SITS. aug22-tf
Evening journal., 1921-01-14
USE FOR DISCARDED
PHONOGRApH NF-EnT nc

use discarded phonograph needles
i3r cleaning bottles. Put them info
she sh Dotle with a little water and
Evening journal., 1921-01-14
sAIESMEN WANTEn

CALEsAiEN. DISTRIBUTORS AND
- agents wanted everywhere TO sell
packed. To save time. we will mail you
Two cans. postpaid, upon receipt OF 2ic,
and allow same on first order. Fun par
ficulars In first letter. Big profits large
repeat orders Exclusive territory. Nep-
tune Packing Company, las State street,
Boston. Mass. janl4-1t
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HELP WANTED.

GOVERNMENT WANTS HUNDREDS
" mail clerks; Si35 month; list po-
sitlons free; write Immediately. Frank
Nm Institute, Dept A.. Rochester, \. Y.
ianG-1m.
Evening journal., 1921-01-14

EOR sALE-1919 FORD TOURING ;
IL 1918 OAKLAND ROADSTER; 1917
OVERLAND TOURING; 1917 PAIGE
TOURING.
The above cars may be purchased on
our convenient monthly payment plan.
Act quick See
MR.. RATLEDGE,
Jan3-n 1O17-10 Orange St
Evening journal., 1921-01-14

CEwING MACHINE OPERATORS
> We have opening for several ex-
perienced operators, 10 work on athletic
nniOn suits. Very good piecework prices.
Steady work an year round. Pleasant
surroundings.
TOPKIS BROS,
jan5-tf 2i7 French Street
Evening journal., 1921-01-14
WANTS TRUTH
NORRIS

Senator Norris, Of Nebraska. is de-
manding the truth about the status
or Boris BalShmeteff, who was Rus
sian Ambassador under Kerensky.
since then he has occupied the ems
Dasy building in Washington - an
Ambassador representing nobody.
Mhere the funds come from is what
Norris wants TO know
Evening journal., 1921-01-14
slTUATION MANIrD-FEMALE.

xXTANTED-POSITIO AS PASTRY
w cook and cake baker. For informa-
tion, call 1905 W. Fourth st. janl4-St
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son st. Phone 7S4s-w oct2s-3m.
DUBLIc SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Il and personal property, on Dr. b. X.
Veasey farm. near Corner ketch, Tues
day, January is, at IL o'clock; Eight
head OF horses, all young and large draft
horses: 13 head Of cows, H0lstein stock.
This is a fine herd Of dairy cattle; corn,
oats, potatoes. hay, all kinds Of farming
implements and harness on an up-to- date
farm 142) hundred forty-two acre-farm,
11-rOom house, double-deck barn, ice
house, hog house, granary, hen house,
work shop, carriage house, wood shed,
large implement shed; l22l twenty-five
meadow. This farm is in a high state
of cultivation and produces abundant
crops Of corn wheat, oats, hay. potatoes
/ have no time TO devote to IL and Will
sell for the high dollar, on apove date;
A large mortgage can remain. Owner OF
personal property, John X. Samworth
owner Of real estate, DIR. 3. r. VEASEY.
W. S. ARMSTRONG, Auct. janlS-St-
DUBLIC SALE-wILL BE SOLD AT
Il public sale. at Plum Grove Farm,
on Mil Creek Hundred road, about one
mile east Of Mendinhall Mill. formerly oc-
cupied by Harlan Gebhart, on Monday,
January ~. 1921, at 1 NJ. Three
horses, FIVE cows, one bull, two farm
wagons, dearborn, buggy. new 14-inch
p. & Q. sulky plow, John Deer sulky
cultivabor also other cultivators and
plows, harrow. moving machine, hay
sleigh, grain drill, potato digger, reaper
and binder, DeLavel separator and other
dairy fixtures. Lot OF small tools, chick
ems, pigs, barrel OF cider Tor vinegar, ton
Of phosphate. lot Of old iron, etc. Also
1O-acre field OF wheat. Lot Of hay, straw
and fodder. Terms cash.
J. T. MILLER. sR.
W. N. LANK, Auct janlO-l2-14
Evening journal., 1921-01-14

INEXPERIENCED BURROUGHS OR
- Comptometer operator as demOnstra-
tor. Male OF female. Must have at least
two years experience on multiplication
and division Apply by letter to p. o..
Box GAG, giving fun details as 20 age aud
salary 20 start. jan14-2t.
Evening journal., 1921-01-14
ROOMS FOR RENT.

EoR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOM. AP-
IL ply 302 w. 18th st. jan14-2t.
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STORAGE
TYPEWRITERs.

+ A. sMITH-TyPEwRITER Ex-
81. change. Typewliters sold. rented
and repaired. Agents for Hiliard inn
prOvements for UnderwI cd typewriterA
? W. Seventh st. Phone s073 or 2715.
dec24-1yr.
Evening journal., 1921-01-14

EOR RENT-BUILDING FOR MANU-
IL featuring or storage purposes; To-
Gated at Poole Plant. foot Of Orange
St. Apply Wilmington Provision Co.
Third and Orange SITS. nov6-fri-sai-tf.
Evening journal., 1921-01-14

nor RENT-THREE ROOMS. 1856
IL Madison ST. jan11-6t.
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SANITARY WORKER.

Nl. Fourth and West SITS. Now is the
time 70 have your wells cleaned. Phone
ollo. Jun241yr.
w J. WINCHESTER. Ills r STREET
W. Odorless cxcavAting When Won
want your cesspools cleaned, phone
Evening journal., 1921-01-14
REAL EsTATE-FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-s0-ACRE FARM, 2H
II miles from city; 10-room stone house
and all necessary buildings. Apply Wn-
liam T.. Craven, 1872 W. Fourth St
jan5-tf
Evening journal., 1921-01-14

EOR RENT-FOUK ROOMS AT $15
IL per month. 600 Spruce St janl1-5t.
Evening journal., 1921-01-14
KLAIR's BAZAAR,
HnusE PAINTING.

TANEs KEENAN-HOUSE PAINT.
81 ing, graining and glazing. Estimates
carefully furnished. 1904 West sixteenth
street Phone 74a2-W- marP-lSr.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-11-19

Another .1-nIsTice Day has sana
anu rome ma passing established
The -acr mat the Eleventh u Wow
..nuEr nal De- eaca TeAr great
1av j celebration throughout the
United States.
locally the program vas carried
1ur about Is Iad leau outlined IRE
v1ous4v The Lberan
TIE parade yas ne most nTer-
.s1ing feature tor the general 1ublle-
including ne spe=caea thar followed
IT,
From vnat We laVe iIeara. Aefv
IBERIA demonstrated nucn more "a
-rio1izIn man pa New Orleans some
VINO we're =tIere starlng -har 1llr To-
cal procession vas arger man that
III the crescent Litv
The Chamber III E01nmerce Jand
led a1lr 1arane. followed 1v me AM
4Yrcan Legion ma National Guards
Then came he Bow Scouts. ut. Car
mel Convent. St. Pate~s College Ill
the Public Schools. anu the Giyli Var
Veterans
Borrte anu Courage. Jeslnaro
Dravage Company, ana Garrett had
all decorated trucks Tor conveying
the Red Cross contingent. ana they
made / beautiful appearance
Leblanc ana Broussard. Bertrand
Lumber C0nnanv, ana rhe City Fire
came next N inc. followed ny 2. 4
C0nrad's. Brganti's. EsTorge- View
iberia Hardware Co, ana 5he High
School Foot Bail Team ana the 4. NJ
Bernard Wagon Works.
Among the automobiles THAR les
ezve sDeelai mention we're chose OIL
DR.. 4. j. DaurerIva- Myrtle Rib
beck. O Zimmerman. FREQ ArTnln-
tor. Fart Hail. ABE Hircn- Live Oak
School. Armour u Comnany, DR.
Saharier. G. O nl1arr and Z "
Spencer
The Judges mad considerable TROLL
bic deciding between the cars II Mr.
CT Zimmerman and that entered by
the Live Oak School. driven Nv Miss
Tl1eda Murray, Is 70 wnlc.I snouid
be awarded the first nrrze. The lin
Norman car vas finally gwen first
premium. ana the Live Oak car see
premium Tlrese nrlzes we're awarded
by Kyle Motor Car Company and
Leblanc Il Brpusszrd, respectively.
Mr. Arthur Provost. was Chair
man Of the meeting 1eid IN front OF
the Court House. following the par
ade He presented IN orner Hon. VAL
ter Burke Hon. Emile Vtliilemor. and
Hon James Simon. each OF wiloln
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-11-19
3ALLYHOGING FOR OUR own
CAUSE.

The LbesIan s -Ter ready 70 axe
N ! CONTRACT. regardless il sIZe. tor
commercial printing, ana va want 20
sav, rrZnr IF the rea4. thar We ton "A
AXE IF 1lr lat 70 anyone vnen I
comes 70 gnrting 1ur ! good on n
printing
We nave always IeesI too modest.
vnen sneakIng of vf1at W we're an
1nle IL TONG thls office anu WITH
1ur being 1razen- We laTe= c1r Dose
from some IL Dur nodestT. anu are
Wiling 70 say before me World. mat
even 1 roung couple beng married.
after geTtIng invitations Dr. annoInc-
lnents printed rom Is. are more suc-
eessfIlI than Under any 1thar conuI-
lions
When aiken INTO consideration Eile
are ana .yac1ness 1tIar reanrett
rom printers n Ems office t : gen
eraIlv conceded that DIR prices ire
too Low to give Is profit. mt
speed vnen nlxett n eaIIA PARTS
with efficiency. viii make t possible
TOR is 70 buv orr usual tailv allow
lnce 1f Bologna. aTesl II. me prices
We are making
But don't gaT Is wrong; Veddlng
stationery is not the only kInd 81
printing We pride ourselves m Iolng-
We print anything Yon want printed
--xceut postage stamps alld liberty
1onas-anu We rive ron ! vUrtETnan-
ike ion IL 4 D1-ce ToTI are tlc-Eted 20
ieaIh 70 1Av
We 10 not ask TOR sympathy
We want = vorts-ana Is lOng Is We
rive Won more than value reeeavasi.
in the way OF efficiency, spead anu
workmanship. ana can give You the
work 1t the time We agreed 70 give
il. 10 voII. there seams 70 ne nothing
assa tor YOU to 10 mt SEMI It N 20
us
Every DEPARTMENT of tins stlon ana
office Is at your command.
We are mere 70 IelD Tou nreDare
Eoilr copv, We viii gITe you exactly
rhe 1Ina of work vou want done- ana
will nave the work ready for ieaiv-
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-11-19
NUMBER ARE 4aaEs TED
TT- La NJ

another -ound-.Ip II 1eg-oes. llld
also j 5ev vnlre nesI. n he 1.IaraEe
j le1ng dangerous nd 3usnIeous
.naracrers. vas sIagad " -he -ocal
police 1onuav. ana Is result 1
number laced he Judge II lirv -Drr-
ms morning, the majority 1eang
.1van -he1r e:Iolce ii -ea lays 1r -el
IoIlars
The -lnet u Police ana rs nen
ire -ak1nls steps 70 sion he practice
1T 700 nuca Oa1ing 1v negroes l.
-ounu tie .oIored 1ool nails ana lrtI-
= public places. rhe -hef 5raIlng
ms morning that farmers are III
1Io1Is 10 secure lalD low. ana laVe
naue sonp lnDaaI along -hls inc 20
nm. ana thar therefore -ne 3ampalgn
against .oaIing 5 3elng .2r~,ed N
lue 10 the enances TOR employment.
The above viii 10 ioubT Ie ceaa
with / treat Ieai u interest W ne
residents n The 3se-I0l1s IL New be
ma vnere he aaies nave 70 1ass ON
.aIored no0l rooms. soft rink '#
stands ana other veil known lang
3IIrs. vfTere OaIers nave. 1een ON
gregatlng tor The 1asE Eew months.
1t times completely 5loctlading tn
sldeFvaIks. 20 thar me cannor BASS
without difficulty
Every .,tizen VINO ias 1ad occa-
sIon 20 notice rms condition. vfuc.l !
ialiv growing worse viii approve III
the stand -ake1 ~ me r1tv peace II
ticr.rs
however,
We are very 5or-- ndeea 70 nave
% MORN a1lr leaders that the above
mentioned RAID took place not n
New IBERIA vnese i ! 9oreiv Iced
ed 5lIT n DlIr sister e1ry Ut -afav-
eEte- We renrTnT Ei1e story 1f he
round-.lu rom tt1e Lafayette Eaz-
4fre.
The publisher d TIE [ber,an WISH
s. sincerely, that 1e could repor-
5ucn action Il having been taken n
TINS cltv, 1ur viii nave 70 wait 4
while longer Maybe. some time W
none %
We apologize 70 our readers Tor
raising their homes N Tins matter.
only n afterwards 1isaunolnI them
Tins vas NOT dome 70 nave fIln with
any body. 1t was Tor ttIe 1lIruose ii
letting ron lnow what : beng &C
co1nuiisted by the officers N some III
1lIr lesgnbor1ng towns.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-11-19

We nave a line of Magazines.
Cigars Cigarettes, and other articles
Needed by You every fav, that cannot
Be eallailed anywhere And We nave
ti1e service that IS second 20 nome
We are always ON the ioD and you
viii ina is courteous ana prompt
New IBERIA j. growing and We are
growing with her Yours TOR service.
Frederic News Stand. Carlos 8odin.
ProuTrator
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-11-19
CARD IF THANKS.

TIE COMMITTEES 1as reauesTed that
ve publish the following ARD II
Thanks:
The Inderglgnesi- representing the
different Churches n the Tllrea-tn-
5ne- Benefit. WISH 70 thank me public
Tor their generous siIuuor- n making
rtlls entertainment i success
We v1si1 10 especially eflallk the 10
al newspapers zsrorge Drug Co. !,
v : Disen. 0auterva Furniture
Co. View IBERIA Ice Company, New
IBERIA High School. Chamber II Com
nerce 8and. Bertrand Lumber %. J,
Ehamher II Commerce. Police Jury
Tor use II Court House Grounds.
Pfsfer Jeweirv Co, RenoudeE L
Diertein. Tsaene Wholesale Grocer,
Rev J N Largiols. College CluD.
ana Iessrs Gus Lalnperez anu
George Doer.e. Also ri1e several "a
lies and gentlemen VINO made us CASH
donations ana did not visn their
names ne4I1lonesI
Mrs Julius Aoe.1. Chairman. Enlseo-
paiians.
Mrs. s. 2 Hale, Chairman. AeEt1o-
lists.
Mrs. " G Weeks. Chairman. Pres
3vTeF1 ans
Mrs. C.. " IurhwalIea. General
Chairman
Reliable Seed Rice sold ~ Elnuire
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-11-19

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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-11-19

le!ivered 4iuIuenr addresses III -he
.-lri1nesrTs u ne lay.
Eev -her,a snouId encourage
-reg- vav 7ne American legion
vno tagged -tIls celebration. lor WITH
Jill 5ucn III organization 10 lake me
initiative L S probable -hat 1t
lines JIIr PATRIOTISM nlgnT AZ
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-11-19
DID v9G tET SUIT"

--sr weak rc.ve!ing salesrnal
5lazv mo Eew IBERIA ak.ng 1rness
or allor naae suits te a1~-e.S
ONE beautiful anples. ana vas II
as-ng szuT II me WOOL. WIN n
-s-cra laIr II -roflzars tor 10 IL
ook 5rders rom 1roDaDlv VENT n
hlr-v II mr. .oca .rlzens. .oIlesreeI
Ienaslr II IS rom -aea. ma vent
n MS vav
sne larr-. tasIr-ng 70 Iava some
mango made Il as Jrdef. rvrore MO
he Io3lz4 mar vas 5uppos+1 % 5e
making he lu1a. ND -eca.ved vord
o NE -1ft-ar mar ne vnoIe hing
vas sake proposition
Worn las 5aan received lere arer,
mar lie Eoxv salesnan vas .augnr
Il lake hartes. vrere 1e vas lean
ny 10 N ms axe proposition
V7nie We nave svmpattlv Eor ! nan
VINO .ould sef stung m iuct1 Him
lam <aIne, We .aanor 1ur 5av, mar
the fellow VINO viii sand rom Nev
IBERIA 10 Iuv ! zulr. vhen IL an
ger IS good for MS .nonev lere 1t
nome. 1as rerv little reason % kIct1
vner1 Ne tindz -har lie las le4n srung,
e -here s i lesson n rms srorv
IS. Buy II Home
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-11-19
FOR RENT.

4 Cold Drink and She'll OYSTER
Stand AZ Lafayette, Ia AL furnish
ii ana vel established Money max
er- Address.
n. ]. IE4TET. Lafayette. La
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-11-19
DIE MONEY!

Ike uIe 1=ople 1eEeElts 10 me
1aKe toIr toILars .aIu lE 1er
en-. interest Il gur Pau p Stock
8ERI.4 BUILDING .52IET-s 7ICN.
Y :. Weeks. Seer
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-11-19

For the common everyday ills Oh
mankind there i nothing 70 equal
Taniac Sold nv ESTIRGE DRUG
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-11-19

-anlac ; 1ure4r -agaEanle anu
naae rom he most beneficial roors.
lar1z ana Jart1s l7ov7 % sc-e9lce-
5ola ~ EE-ERGE DRUG &C
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-11-19

Run r. Ism s powerful anti
4euTIc -ures infected caIs- ala sares.
letters .Ic-
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-11-19

Reliable Seed Rice sold ~ Elnuire
Rice Mill Co, La. New Orleans.
La 2I5-g2
Evening journal., 1921-07-02
THE FIGHTERS

Born in Lens, France, January Il,
1892. Formed a working partner
ship with Francois Descamps when
he was s years of age. He became a
tumbler and with Descamps travelled
around from town to town. doing his
tricks in cafes and passing the hat
Descamps started him boxing when
he was IL years OF age He started
his professional career as a fighter at
the age of Is. He won the fiyweight
bantam and featherweight cham
pionships Of France.
He came into prominence by meet
ing While Lewis. Krank Klaus. Joe
jeanette. Gunner Smith and Bomby
Wells. Was considered by his coun-
trymen as the coming champion.
When the war came he reported
with his class Ca draft arrangement
in the French army and was as
signed to the infantry. Later trans
ferred to the aviation section. where
he was stationed behind the lines.
Was decorated with the Croix de
Guerre.
Spent five years in the service and
after a rather mediocre showing in a
few bouts, jumped into prominence
by knocking out Joe Beckett. the
British champion. with one punch.
Came to America and knocked out
Bat Levinsky in four rounds. win
ming the worlds light heavyweight
Evening journal., 1921-07-02

championship. Signed TO meet Dennp-
sey for the heavyweight title
Born In Salt Lake CITY IN rss5.
He was a rowing youngster and
didn't see much of school Started
his professional boxing career in
1915 out west. He kept at the game.
lighting for small sums. meeting any
body TO keep himself IN food Rode
the brake beams from place to place.
He didn't show much outside OF a
pork and beam class untn three
years ago.
When he esrro b New York The
first time he was broke. A friend
staked him to an overcoat TO protect
him from the wintry blasts. He
fought John Lester johnson and
won the decision. Then he tasted for
a long period and was knocked out
by Fireman Jim Flynn. in what has
always been regarded as zone OF
those things"
Jack Kearns took charge OF him
and he just began 20 show real form
when the war broke out He did not
enlist. but went to the shipyards.
Quick knockouts OF Carl Morris.
Bin Brennan. Bat LevinslSy and Fred
Fulton enabled him to get a fight
with Jess Willard for the worlds
championship and he won tho title
| in Toledo IN 1919.
Evening journal., 1921-07-02
Carp Like Care Free
Farm Lad Before Fight

hand on his hip as n he carried a
"gat" trotted after the other two
men- They slowed to a snappy
walk, swinging their arms vigorous
ly and chattering with animation as
they turned of tho road and struck
across the fields
Il never felt better in my rffe =
said Carpenter, when he returned
after his walk. This cool air is in
vigorating. I had eight hours solid
sleep last night-never even turned
over"
Carpenter LEFT the farm in a
motor about noon. and drove to Port
Washington, a few miles away
where he boarded the Lone star.
luxurious private yacht of Commo-
dore George G. Bourne Of Glen
Cove. He was conveyed in this yacht
TO the Pennsylvania station in Jer-
sey City where a police escort met
him and accompanied him to the
arena
Evening journal., 1921-07-02
Eddie Is For; Nate against
Carpenter; Who Wins?

on past performances OF both start
ers and says that Carp" has the
right of way all over the dope sheet.
OF course, when it comes to pick
ing the grabber OF this afternoons
honors. that's where a lot of people
differ.
Nate Goidstetn, who fought around
these parts n number of years ago,
when they staged bouts at the Arm
ory under the non-de-piune of Nat
Goodwin, and who always drew a
large crowd when he went up against
Ralph Raymond in them" days,
had the reverse English on Eddie'a
dope when he made mention OF his
advance verdict Just before he left
for the scene Of the big mill yes
terday.
81 think Carpenter IN the biggest
set-up that was ever put in the ring
when you start to compare him with
Dempsey. Although 1 am Of this
opinion, I don't want to miss the
annihilation OF the boy from across
the water I haven't seen Carpen-
tier work, but I've had the pleasure
Of seeing Dempsey in action several
times They say the Frenchman is
fast. but you've never heard them
mention that Jack is slow, and he
isn't And how he can hit. He'd
beat out Babe Ruth for the home
run record II he played ball"
Mates interest in the fight game
can't be beat around Wilmington. He
has seen all Of the big encounters
staged recently in and around New
ork and the last bout he took in
was the Benny Leonard-Rocly Kan
sas tilt at Harrison, N. J. Nate also
fought at some OF the Philly clubs
when he was active in the game.
While in Uncle Sans Navy aboard
the transport Henderson from the
start Of the war, he participated in
several bouts on the ship.
Evening journal., 1921-07-02

make the proper predictions in any
Of the big pugillstic combats and
other sporting events IN the past Is
years. You're all acquainted with
Eddie Fahey. old-timsr in the local
sporting fraternity. who put the
town on the map with the xvii
mington club IN years gone by. What
does Eddie say7
Put your old sock down on Car
pentier and collect the BIG odds.
Any odds given that Dempsey viii
beat the Frenchman are big. In my
opinion It should be the other way
around"
OF course We win see what we
shall see this afternoon. but Eddie's
uncanny ability at predicting the
winners in advance is history around
this Office.
Fahey handed out his dope on the
big fight a week or more ago and
did not wait to the last minute TO
shock anyone. He bases his opinion