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Only a few days ago curious groups
OF visitors were tramping down the
green turf about the gate. and the
road was black with congcsted tr1nic
seeking entrance, but now the motors
whizzed past, their passengers scarce
ly glaDcing at the quarters where
Georges Carpenter spent his nights
dreaming OF the destiny he hoped was
10 be his.
This was my impression as l drove
into the gate of the place yesterday
afternoon. From the roadway the
atmosphere seemed fhucrr.I. You felt
a strange sympathy for the young in
vader who had but a comparatively
few hours before dropped inert to the
floor at Jersey City with his dreams
shattered into fragments.
You were lthctic-until you
heard the Jazz notes OF a talking ma
chine issuing from the parlor window
and listened 10 animated French FL
tering from the. dining room. To the
uninitiated 1t might have been the
return OF the victor rather than the
vanquished. They were. laughing. 1t
struck you as unusual. One expected
TO feel depressed.
While | was wondering. Gus Wilson
came down Inc porch steps. wilson
was always the first one to greet You
during the training days of the French
champion. Gus was smiling. A sec
ond later little Descamps emerged
from some where. He. too. was smil-
ing and then followed Georges smiling,
but what seemed to be a bitter smile
in spite OF his effort TO conceal it. 1t
wasn't the piqued disposition OF hard
loser but that of "A disappointed man
one who has seen his fondest hopes
go hickerlng
The evening world., 1921-07-05
Milton wiAs Auto Race in Fast
Time.

TACOMA. Wash. July 5.-Tomrv
Milton. driving a Durant Special. won
tho 250-mile automobile race over the
Speedway yesterday. in hours, "a
minutes. 80 seconds.
Milton drove fast. even race and
averaged 9S miles an hour, pretty close
to flying.
Roscoe Sarles. In Il Duesenberg. An
ished second, only % seconds behind the
winner. For n time II looked as IL he
might win and Milton had to open up
to the last notch to earn the decision.
Joe Thomas, in another Duesenberg,
finished third; Eddi" Hearne. in a
Reverle, fourth; Tom Alley. in a
Frontcnac. fifth, and Eddie Miller in
| a Duesenberg. sixth.
The race aroused a lot Of interest here
and a big and enthusiastic crowd
watched the stirring struggle.
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Georges Apologies for
Offering Left Hand.

He came down the path and ex-
tended his left hand to me. HIS right
was buried in the depths OF his pocket
He apoligized for offering the wrong
nand. When | asked him to let me
see his right he drew II slowly out
and I'll tell the world that Dempsey's
Jaw is sturdier member than
Georges's fist. From the first Joint
back to the wrist the thumb was
swollen TO twice its natural propor-
tions. Fractured said Descamps
with the spiking of this gun had gone
every vestige OF victory.
And little Descamps, Desca mps the
irritable had become Descamps the
suave. the generous. Those who came
in contact with the dynamic manager
during the preparation for the con e
TEST knew only the fidgety midget who
had an unpleasant faculty of getting
ones goat"
Yesterday afternoon felt really
comfortable with him. Francois
beamed and smiled and eulogized the
man who had ripped the illusions OF
titular honors from the blond youth
at his side.
Are we. down hearted? No!" he
seemed 10 say.
NO two men ever entered a ring,
he declared, with more determine
ton to win. Both were strong
willed and worthy OF each other
But Dempsey-ah, he is real cham
pion. He has everything-box
stamina, strength-he have every
thing"
asked George when he first dis
ooveran that his chance to win was
gone.
TN the third round" he replied
1T was then | knew | couldn't viii
and had TO take my licking. In th'
second round | hit Jack the hardes
ght-hand punch | possessed. II
should have gone down. Any one els
would have fallen. but he kept OF
coming in. 1t was then that | frac
tured my hand-but ! didn't know
Z. There was no pain at the time
When the bell rang FOR the thir
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Rickard Expects to Arrange
This and Other Cham
pionShip Contests.

Tex Rickard, who promoted the
record athletic event at Jersey City
on saturday, when Jack Dempsey re
iained his worlds heavyweight title
ny knocking out Georges Carpenter,
planning other cham pionship
,ishts for the arena on Boyle's Thirty
Ncros. He expects to stage battle
ior the worlds light heavyweight
iitlc, he'd 10y the Frenchman. with
Tom Gibbons, -. Paul heavyweight
os Carpenters opponent on Labor
Day,
Richard has six months lease oi
;nc STADIUM ground. He hopes 10 al
range a bout between Champion
Benny Leonard and Lew Tender oi
rhiladelphna for the Llightwelgh
lite. one between Joe ~ and Pet.
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FStic News
and Gossip
Bv John Pollock

Now that the Dempsey Carpenter
tght is over with, the numerous clubs
that stage open air shows in
the Bronx, Brooklyn. Jersey CITY and
Newark will start arranging bouts
:or outdoor entertainments. The
Dempsey Carpenter contest was the
only fight that the fight fans wanted
to see and for that reason many OF
the boxing clubs that had previously
, put on open air shows did the right
thing IN cancellinG their shows until
after the big fight.
After two pos; ponements MATCHMAKER Jim
oConnor will make another attempt to-morrOw
night 10 bring of his big open air show at Ebbe'S
Fiold in Brooklyn There will be three ten round
bouts and one siI rounder. In the three tens
leach Cross meets Jimmy Duffy OF the wea Side
Marty Cross vs. Paddy Murphy OF Brooklyn and
Dutns Brtrdt vs.. Ear Baird " California
Champion Jack Brltton l. training st Freddie
welSh's farm st summit. n j. for his twelve
round 70 with Mickey walker Of Elizabeth y i
which will be fought Al an open air show OF tla
Newark sporting club On the night OF July IL
Bri,on has recovered from his attack Of Illness
The Boxing Commission OF New Jersey has Nis
pended Midget Smith. the bsntamweight aud
SAMMY sieser, tho east side fighter for falling 20
go through with Their contracts for fights In Jersey
CITY. Their suspensions will BE- lifted when tn,
fighters agree to bo, AZ the clubs ha, had them
hooked up.
Frankie Burns OF Jersey City. who Outpo nj ed
PAnkey OGAttS In The second preliminary bout TO
The main event between Dempsey and CARPENTER
In Jersey City SATURDAY Afternoon. showed up
so we'll In that bout tsat he has practically decided
10 contlnu In the boxing game. Frankie rccci we'd
uanntee 1 $1,000 for his good showing
The much postponed bout b,sween Midget Smith
Of this city and Eddie Anderson Of Wyoming will
be stATru at the Brighton u Ara Sporting cub
on Thursda' night The lads will battle for twelve
rounds IN the main event. Smith Is TO reoeiyc \
guarantee u 81. 500 for his end
Buy Mike the weS~n heA,yweisht who mad,
such a miserable showing against Jack Renault In
their bout 1t Jersey cty on Saturday afternoon. I,
far from the sperdy fighter he was srrral years
ago. He do~ hAs no footwork and cannot
punch, He reocivrd 81 COO for boxing Rsnsult
Gene runney, long ISoff pnor TO his bout with
Johnny Ambgla- u Brooklyn A. the Pioneer spor
ins Club last W"E has not impru,cd his fighting
Vcty murh He surely made poor showing agsinst
Solder Jones In Jersey Cv on SATURDAY afternoon
TunnrJ should have Nopped Jones IN Iess than the,
rounds a. the most
Wee We. Willie Sssncer has been ma ohed 3,
Johnny key@ 10 boI JACK SAArAey At IN,
/ BoIlBs DrOme A. A. July ls They r,centl,
! fo,E1n a draw 1hil Frsnehini has beer
matched bS Ksyes to box SAMMY Stone Al IN,
Broadway EThbitou Dub Saturday nigIt.
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his manager, Jack Kearns, are at the
Belmont Hotel Jack took long ride
in his auto yesterday, and in the ar-
ternoon played golf
Dempsey is in playful mood. lie
wants to keep away from the crowds
lie prefers to fool around with per
sonal friends. He is not thinking OF
talking fight. lie leaves that to his
manager, lie did say. however, he'll
be ready to defend his title again in
few months.
Dempsey is flooded with motion
picture, theatrical and circus offers
London and Paris will guarantee him
huge sums to show in the music halls
lie has not accepted anything defin.
itely. His manager has had nearly G
ton OF mail to look through. Anc
talk about wires Messenger boyI
have been entering and leaving the
hotel with messages IN STEADY
stream night and day,
Carpenter is still at his camp a
Manhassct and will remain here
few weeks, maybe longer, If he Il
matched by Rickard for fight OF
/ Labor Day.
Fans are still singing the pra sea o
Mayor Hague OF Jersey city for IN
manner in which he had the city Do
liced The arrangements are con
sidered the best ever known.
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1--WE WIRES
BY NEAL X. OHARA.


/
athletic attraction Will be whom Babe Ruth homer
Iler
of The traffic holds the taxi driver
the filling wasn't guaranteed for twenty
anybody Kelly home rins7
league on
low
the LOCKS by
land
Moran fellow in Gin
cnnat
The evening world., 1921-07-05
SKI Tourney At Tacoma as We
Swelter Here.

TACOMA. Wash. July While peo-
pie in Eastern cities sweitered. the ffth
annual ski tournament of the North
west Ski CLUB was held on the slopes
OF Alta Vista, Paradise Valley. Mount
Rainier.
the second year. which gave him its
ownership Several records were broken
The evening world., 1921-07-05
CL|NCH|NG IN SECOND ROUND
SAVED JACK, SAYS DESCAMPS
Frenchman's Training Camp at
Manhasset Deserted Now, but
Carpenter and His Handlers Are
Surprisingly Cheerful, and Call
Dempsey Superman.
By Thornton Fisher.


n in midsummer foliage yesterday
estwhe point whole world for the
OF human habaon
barbd
menacngy above picket but usefulness
pilgrim OF
fleeing glimpse whom all
futtered
arcade of whc ed to The
The evening world., 1921-07-05

WINNIPEG, Man. July ;. - Tony
Kaufman. leading pitcher OF the Win
nlpeg Maroons, has been sold 10 the
Chicago National League Club for a
cash consideration. He will report next
spring.
The evening world., 1921-07-05
Season s Biggest Killing
Is Made on Victory of
SideredI at Aqueduct

Gladiator pulled up in apparent
sound condition under SchuttinG, 9"
ana ii may have been that the SIEht
iOstiing he was subjected tu just
after the start vas responsible Tor
his poor showing. as it easily COu d
be 10 n horse Of GladIator's lengthy
stride.
My Reverie's showing in the As
tOria must entitle = to considera q
tiOn as among the best filieS OF the
season. II was her third start ana
marked her third victory in as many
starts and II brought joy TO Dick ard
/ Bill Brown and all the MCDANIEL
confederacy. because "Puddin,' the
youngest OF the three trainers in the
family saddled her. as he had on
her other outings My Reverie ", $
easily the best juvenile at New Or
victory her owner refused a bid OF
s15. 900 for the daughter OF l'ltimus--
Reflex and the wisdom of that aC-
ton was shown YESTERDAY when she
defeated some of the best filies
shown thus far. The McDaniels hal
altogether busy day of It, While
Puddin' sent My Revere and Fair
Mac out at Aqueduct, hi8 Uncie
Henry captured he feature OF the
Fort Erie programme with Comman-
der Ross's Milkmai id. while EXtermi-
nator. which Uncle will had sent to
.atonia in charge of Fred Curtis,
carried off the independence Handi-
cap. one OF Kentucky's richest clas-
sizes, with its $l5.795 to the winner.
The evening world., 1921-07-05

stepped out OF 1T corner and tried
TO double mp my flst. | couldn do
II. felt a sharp pain go through
my whole arm nj the attempt, and
| knew then that my chance had
gone and there was nothing to do
hnI On me- II nII
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Malone and doyle Are victors.

BOSTON, July 6,--lock Malone OF st.
Paul won an easy decision over Pal
Eeed a. Braves Field here yesterday in
ten rounds. Malone carried the fight TO
his man. Paul DOYLE won over Nate
Siegal In the other feature In one Of the
best fights seen in Boston this season
The evening world., 1921-07-05
SHACKAMAX0N GOLFER
WINS ANOTHER TITLE

Newton c. MAR the sensational young
golfer OF the Shackamaxon Club and
holder OF the New Jersey State
championship. won few weeks ago
over the Canoe Brook Country Clul
links, succeeded in winning anothe,
title when he defeated his clubmatc
Paul Anderson. in the final round TO-
the title OF Union County. The contes
WAS played on the SAsckamaxon link!
and MAR won by S Up and to play.
rAsEBALL TODAY, .3.ao. r. NJ. r.oL,
The evening world., 1921-07-05

GOSHEN. y. Y. July Jimmy Kane
knocked oul Johnny Lewis of Rochester
IN two rounds here.
The evening world., 1921-07-05

Young Mnntreni wins Another.
WOONSOCKET. T.. /. Young Mon
trcal New England uauIam champion,
had the better Of Juuc2 White OF Albany
IN ls- round no decision contest hero
yesterday N the opinion Of the news
paperncn VINO GOV cred the bout.
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Johnny Martin wins DecIsion.

Johnny Martin, the East Side light
over Johnny Willets al the % Ridgewood
club last night Martin made a blg
his by his sensational style OF milling
The evening world., 1921-07-05

xGFounds. YANKEES va PhiiSdelphia
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-02
LAUREL POINT

Ms. INDIA Henry Il VISITING her
mother Mrs. Ellen Stansbury. at
River Bend. Also friends In Nor.
gantown.
Jesse Mercer has returned to his
home here after q few Weeks stay
ct the City hospital at Morgantown,
where he went for the removal Of
one o. his eyeballs. He Is much.
improved since taking treatment.
Grace and Margaret Jones, of the
River Seam Coal company, spent
Saturday and Sunday with relatives
here.
Mrs. Edith Ridgway gave a So
cialstn honor OF her little son, Joe's
sixth birthday last Saturday after.
noon.
clin Radcliffe and wife; and
Smith Radcliffe and family were
at Fairmont Saturday evening.
Mrs. ]. G. Shafer spent the past
few days with relatives at Morgan.
town.
Carol Berry left Saturday for a
couple of days visit with relatives
at Wyatt
Mrs. Wait Waters returned to
her home here Monday morning
after being a patient in Mercy hos.
pttsl at Pittsburgh for the past few
weeks where she underwent a sert-
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MWN1A A.NFn||
, with picked crew OF 80 men for
eeferaI months, watching constrlfc-
ton
4 Tie IRE is ga feet in length.
sth maximum diameter of 90
q and gas capacity Of 2,270,000
stiibf feet.
THE British R.S4s, which flew to
America and back to Englsnd n
1912 IS al Eject shorter and 100000
ptht feet smaller in gas capacity.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
tnot8r are counted on TO give the
zR mlximum speed Of about
100 miles an hour.
Her Total lifting capacity will he
hetweehS70 and so tons.
Work is being rushed at Lake.
hurst n !, which will be the ZR-9's
fira port OF call" on hangers for
ter ana a sister ship the zR-1r
which Is TO be constructed there.
There will be no other place In
-the United States where an airship
Of thisSsize can be housed but plans
cail for the location OF mooring
nasts al points where the ship may
wish oftie up while cruising.
With hangers at the Atlantic and
Pacific termtnals for instance md
mooring ro3ts located al fntermedl.
ME points Of call, a tfanscontinental
airshfpltne would have all the land
ing facilities necessary.
n THESE mooring masts are latticed
steel structures from 100 TO $50
high provided with an elevator for
conveying passenger, freight and
express between the ground and the
ship In addition, the mast carries
rspes for furnishing water ballast
gasoline, %lubricating oil and lifting
gas TO the ship.
Whereas II requires from 800 to
ie0 mon 10 'land a ship Of the size
OF me zR-2 and walk her into a
hangar six men are all that are
requlEed to moor her to a mooring
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Gus operation Mrs. Waters Is much
improved.
Born into Harry Rich ana wife
Nay q. son.
Homer Nick home after 6eing
confined tnga hospital II Eatrttuht
for several weeks with q badly
broken arm the result Of in aecI:
dent on the road above Fairmoht
when he and Sam RibIet were both
injured In an auto collision.
The ladies' Of the w. G. 7. u.
held an interesting session at the
home Of Mrs. Ralph Hess last
Wednesday evening. The next
nesting win be With, Mrs: Mary
EeEbraugh.
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"A true
hair grower

Sworn proof Of hair growth after
badness. Amazing reports Of le.
gions of users Of Kotalko. In stop.
ping loss Of hair, overcoming dan.
druff, conquering badness. Here's
the fairest offer In the world-usc
Kotalko. II It doesn't do all you
expect, get your money back! For
get past bad luck with your hair.
This is something different. Get
koTALko at any busy druggists.
Or mall 10 cents for testing proof
box with guarantee 10 kotalko Co.,
.e64s, Sta. x, New York.
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Ry Mewanaper Ent.rprlae

WASHINGTON, June 2. = The
biggest airship in the world-un-
Gle SAINTS rzR-2p-under construc-
lion II Pullman. Eng. will be ready
for practice flights early In June.
After d series Of tests, her nose
Yin beSpointed westward across the
'At1enttc and she will come home
UNDER her own power early in June.
comthander L. H. MaxtIeld, who
will command the zR-2 on her home
ward voyage has been in England
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-02
Aid Society Meetinos.

Division 8 Of the Ladies Aid SO.
cIety Of the Diamond street NJ. Z.
church, will meet Friday evening
at the home Of Mrs. Clarence Criss,
1917 Wood street. The time OF the.
meeting was changed from Thurs
day-eyentnga TO Friday evening or
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-02

The largest airship in the
world the zR-2, will be provid.
cd With one hangar at Lakehurst
n ~ and possibly another at
san Francisco. When she and
het sister ships go cruising they
will Tie Sup at great mooring
rasts Such masts are likely
70 become common as contlnen-
tai travel by airstip is developed
The zRs Is shown here as she
will look moored to a mast, say
at New York city.
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Gue9ts at DooIittIe Home.

MIR. and Mrs. o. NJ. Doolltte, Of
Merchant street, had the following
guests for Memorial Day: Miss
Daisy cottrilI Woodford and Gene
va Bennet. Of Hepziball; Opal Doc.
little, of Clarksburg. and Mrs. Bert
Baker, Of Hopewell. Donald Z.
iHayhurst, who has spent the win.
ter with Mrs. Doolittle who Is his
aunt, will leave soon for his home
at Youngstown, Pa.
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HELP WANTED MALE-Cylinder
and Rotary Freshmen by Curtis
Publishing Company. The Ladies'
Home Journal, The Saturday I'VE.
ming Post, The Country Gentleman.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Permanent work
at wages ranging from $50 to SIS
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al for night work, open shop, only
first class workmen will DO con-
sideret. Apply by special delivery
letter giving experience In detail,
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Address Earl B. Morgan, Manager
Of Employment, Curtis Publishing
Company. Sixth and SAMSON Sta.
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The, Cottage Helpers Of the First
M. P. church will go to Hoult this
evening and hold prayer meeting.
All members are asked to meet at
-Pople's corner at seven o'clock.
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Foa p%oueHNurs

II you have used too much short.
ening in your doughnuts and do not
discover 1t until too late to remedy
It, then put a little vinegar in the
irving fat before 1t Is hot and your
cakes will not soak up the lard.
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WANTED = Small coal @oneratio,

WANTED = Small coal operation
on the R. r. or limited amount Of
coal situated also on r. r. Prefer
Pittsburgh coal, but will consider
other vein equally as good. Send
detailed description Of what you
have to offer to Box 252, Republic,
Pa 6-1.6t:1J975
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Son.

A son was born Wednesday, June
], to Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Vangil
der, at the homo OF Mr.. and Mrs.
J. ]! Vangtlder in Morgantown ave.
nue..
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WANTED-To buy two small
second hand show cases. Ad-
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or call at West vtrginian office.
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"zyxt" is the last word in the
English language, according to the
new Oxford dictionary.
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WANTED 10 RENT-4, S or 8
room house at once. Address
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FOR RENT-Three nlco sleeping
rooms. SEA Ogden Ave.
6.2.3t-109SS
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HOUSES AND LOTS

SEE GEoRGEH. BRoBsT. Realtor.
Professional Bldg. 10 buy 81
.seFl, 5.lo;2st,1oS1s
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81. a. 3.

Tho G. A. R. circle will meet Sat.
urday afternoon at two O'Clock at
the |. O.. 0. F. hall in Main street.
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TWO FURNISHED rooms for lIg6
housekeeping, 257 Grant st.
: s.2-3t-1osSS
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ClASsIFFIED-sPECIAL ADVERTISING


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I Sell Fairr1aont

a sM NsIT IF fam "a t, on easy Pis,! payments vs9is;v only va, a few T.. minutes
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SMALL of ARM r. 1 highly improved, modern s room house on
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WILL SELL OR TRADE-A good lot on car line near Do.
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FEW LOTS LEFT-In walking distance 10 all tho factories
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