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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-29

uy the Am.ri"Au Legion luites. The
CurNc.aul Offices rrprrI ina; nIe nurse
S"riG,h for vr,E IN N";"". county by
the "iHci Chn!lcr VII l." here ABOUT
December hr@;.
chool Week to Be Observed
Tducat.Un week VIII be observed by
Magnolia schools az well na generally
throughout The county. sermons are
announced Ia he delivered i'll all the
churches next Sunday morning. 1t is
expected that ddtcs Will lie set next
week for the Special bond election 10
meet the needs OF Magnolia schools.
Kiwants Club Thursday
The Kiwau!s club viii take dinner
Thursday evening at the Rtrcr View
hotel, The matter OF unfinished bust.
ness is the boosting or the projects nt
Magnolia public schools. a thoroiS:h
discussion OF the ways and means VII!
be heard. There Is practically no oN-
| position 70 the plans as laid down by
the superintendent OF schools, Prof. J.
II. Gorby.
conety-Rishop
Mir. James ]. Conety and Miss Anna
Elizabeth Bishop. both prominent young
people Of the North End, were married
a. lie home Of the bride on Thanksgiv-
ing afternoon. After a short wedding
trip they will make their home In this
city.
superintendent Resigns
MISS EtEe! SNoGgrdSS LOT tHe pS9b
several years tho efficient superinten-
lent Of the Wet:el County hospital.
has resigned. She will leave for Par
kershurg December list where she VIII
resume private nursing. Under her d.
reci!on Wctzel ohspital has come rap
idly to\the front as one Of the tew pay
ing hospitals IN the state. The pest
w!shes Of the community viii so with
Miss Snoderass to her new field.
W. G.. Pounds Not Improved
The condition OF W. G. Pounds re
mains about the same with hut slight
hopes for hls recovery. Sunda" a con-
suitatinn Ct physicians with DR..
Schwlnn oS Wheeling assisting. was
hold, hut no visible improvement Is as
set noticed.
Row Martinsvillo Briefs
Misses Dorothy Donaldson and En-
rcn!a Adams were visitors at hoIne dur
Ing the Thanksgiving recess az the state
university. ,.,
George F.. Durrr Of Pittsburgh visited
relatives here during the ThanksGlVlng
holidays.
Mrs. Mary Lo"hr died at the home OF
hcr son. John T.. LoGhr Sunday night
She was n her eiEhticth year. I devont
member Of the St. Vincent's churcf'
Funeral services viii hn held TnesdaE
morning at rs Mt ST. Nlacents and inc
remains Will be taken on tho o:4n Train
To Tjtisvilir. Fa.. for i7t"rment..
Miss Louise DaGroo Of Smithfeid was
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Lyle near New Athens. CT Thursday
Those FROM here "ttrud.nS were. Nj
and M. - T. 1r,d. NJ" 81! h:s. i. t..
Whissrl. Nj .uL Mrs. Arthur i~iHrr:s
rnd dau"ut~. Mis-. I:diih. Howard Lodge
ard son Merritt. beng accompanied r.?
Mr.. ana Mrs. " l.. Feline and tAmIIy'
q: st. Cia!vsvil!e. O..
Baunook Briefs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harris and littie
son. Francis d., spent WcGn"Sda! hlGht
at the home of the formers parents. Mr.
ana Mrs. W ". Harris. near ""
Athena. having attended 4 faH?iIF u'n,
Ter on Thursday. given at the nome OF
Mrs. Harris parents, Mr.. and Mrs. WIZ
Abe. near New Athens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lahen Lodge md faTiIy'
or near st. Clairsvillc, spent THURSDAY
with m" formers dsughter. Mrs -
clair caldwell. and family. !oca! resi-
dents.
Mrs. John Cunard and guest. Mrs.
Roy l.iECcit. Of near Uhr'rhsv:Ie. spent
Monday At the home Of Mr. and MITE
lie" CEua-d. west OF town. ,
MIR. and Mrs. George a. caldwell and
daughter. Mss Mary katherlHc' o.
south Of town. were entertained nj J..
O'Clock dinner on Thanksgiving at the
homo oE Mrs. CC!dUells sister. Mrs' W.
l.. Hayes,
4 FEW new cases OF humps have de-
veloped. Among trc latest victims DO
ing Mrs. Howard Lodge and daughter
Miss Helen. ~
". G. Hayes was a business visitor
in Fairpo!ui on F'~!dny morning.
NJ. and Mrs. John Taylor and daugh,-
tor, Miss Virginia. attended "A 8 O'Clock
dinner on Thursday evening. at the nome
~ Mr. and Mrs. WEI Church. IN NhecI-
ing. Having spent tho niGht with
friends. Mr.. Taylor returned home Fri
day morning, Mrs. Taylor and daughter
r~.mnIrinp over for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. walter Hayes and ram
Nv, Mrs. q. A.. caldwell and daughter
Miss Mary katharine, we're callers on
Thursdnv afternoon At the homo OF Mt.
and Mrs. James Stewart. IN 81. CARS
vile. q.
4 week end visitor with relatives here.
Miss Yell Daniels. Of near ST. ClaLrs-
villa. came Thursday, to spend a rev
dars at the homo Of her uncle :. M
Daniel. local residents.
MI Dell Dunbar. OF Wheeling. snent
Thursday with his sister, Mrs. "it!lam
Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. EldScd Lodge entertain
cd on Thanksgiving. her father. Mr. "a
mund Williamson, and sister, MIS- VA
tor Williams. and family. OF East i1C"-
and.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. McMt!en and ram
ily. spent Thursday with Mrs. McAii-
In,,.s sister and husband and Mrs. Dan
lei Davis. OF Martins Ferry.
MIR. and Mrs. John G0ssett entertain
ed with n family dinner. Mt their nome
on Thanksgiving.
MIR. and Mrs. !. c. irwin spent Anui"
day with friends in Wheeling, -
Mrs, Roy I.iggett returned 70 het
home near ChriChsyillc. the fore part Oh
tho week. after a brief visit with her
PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs. John Cunard. local
residents.
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FOOTBALL BANQUET
PLANS TAKE SHAPE
Elaborate Feast VIII He SERVED In Hen0
OF Martins Ferry High school
Grdiron Athletes.

The committee named to plan no
ba in honor OF the Martins Fer
football team met last night in the Mr.
tins Ferry Board OF Trade building. II
was announced. after the meeting. tat
the banquet will be served by the King
daughters OF Martins Ferry, in he
street floor Of the Fraternal Hall, at
o'clock the evening OF December >.
Decoration OF tho hall will be placed In
charged Of the Martins Ferry hilh
school senior girls.
Tickets for the banquet are ready foi
d]istrIbution. Attendance will be con-
fined to members Of the Martins Ferry
booster Club, Boar dof Trade and M
wants Club and their families. the Mar
tins Ferry high school football players
the coach and athletic director. and the
high school principal n superintend'
cnt Of schools. The tickets must be
sscured at the Board OF Trade offices
as they will not be available elsewhere
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my LITTLE GIRL HAS
GAINED Is POUNDS"
SAYS HAPPY MOTHER

mad that her teacher called OF me 10
find out why she had gone back so in
her lessons. When / asked her why
she had failed so in her school Work
she cried and said she studied as hard
as ever. but couldn't seem To remem-
Der. Only a mother can understand
wha I suffered when saw my dauSn-
ter alowly, but surely. fading away
each day. l could hardly keep beck
the tears when I looked at her.
Six months ago we took her out OF
school. thinking this might help her.
but she continued to grow worse. we
were told she would get better when
she got older, but I was afraid she
couldn't live and have shed many q
tear over her condition. In fact. my
husband and myself. both. were do~H
right sick from worry ore- her. ana
yet. nothing did her any good.
zone day my husband said. why not
have Mary try Tanlac? Each morning
I have read in the papers OF someone
being helped by It and 1t may be
she needs
We'll. had tried everything else. -
as a last resort had Mary try Tanlao
and have felt thankful a thousand
times that I did. Before she finished
the first bottle she was eating Ike I
have been wanting to zee her eat for
! three years. Now she Is the first to
| the table and the last TO leave. she
has gained fifteen pounds and Is still
gaining. and her face is as round and
! rosy as It ever was. Her eyes sparkle
| with health. her steps are light, and sne
IS as fun OF life as a kitten. II zoos
my heart good to hear her running
around. singing and laughing and enjoy.
| ing life ard good health again. ny
gratitude TO TanIac is u~nbounded."
Tanlac is sold IN Wheeling by tho
| Uogc-Dnvis Drug Co., and BY leading
| druggists averywhere.-Adv.
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Little Rhode Island Girl Is
AS Bright and CHEEKY and
Her Cheeks Are as Rosy
AS Ever.
SHE A NOW KEEP
UP IN HER CLASSES
a Mother Can Under;
stand What l Suffered
When 7 Saw My Daughter
Slowly Wasting Away"
Says Mrs. Mary Smith.

Every time | look at my fttle GIFTS
rosy checks my heart goes out In praise
and gratitude 10 Tanla"." said Mrs.
Mary Smith. ct Peacedale; l. l" I"
suburb Of Providence, recently.
Until Mary was eleven years or age
she always enjoyed good health ana
had q very happy. tun-loving disposi-
ton. However. during the past three
years she became very thin and fTai!.
She took on a very sallow color. her
tongue coated over. she complained or
a bad taSto IN her mouth. dull head
aches. ard Of feeling languid and tired
all the time. She lost her Sunny dis
position and became nervous. irritable
and moody. Her appetite got so poor
tina, ! had 10 conx her 10 eat Ter
sleep was ftful. her eye? dull. and he"
steps 50 heavy that II seemed she hadn't
strength to Nc her feet from tho floor.
she had always stood high In her
studies. but now he: reports were 30
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bELLAIRE
MAY GIVE BANQUET
FOR GRIDIRON TEAM

In all probabilities the HISh Schoo!
Athletic association wi!. give a banquet
for the members Of the High scAot GRID
iron team some time in the near tutuVe'
The Bel!alre seas th.S year was no.
only u success IN tae number OF games
won (nono being lost. bat Was a Dig
success financially. The financial re-
port for the season Wi! show tho most
successful season N the history OF BE-
,ajre. purla2 the season Il Is cSt!-
mated that re Red and Slack played
Srsn.e approximately 10000 fans.
school Board Eteot1
The November meeting q? tho city
school board was he'd .ast n!EAt al the
o,ace OF supt, j. V. Ncj9on. The meet
NIX - the one ;hat had been POSTPONED
from last Monday night. \ number q;
matters pertaining (" TO schools Were
given attention.
To Get Roaring
The case OF Dr. y. W. HoOr". OF this
civ. = slated to come he'or" the United
states authorities a. Steubcuvi'le to-
day. Boone was arrested some time aSo
Charged with Violating the federal mar
cote laws. He Is TO be arTaigned today
on the charge. IIn haa been at liberty
since being arrested under bond.
Directors TO Meet
A meeting OF the directors of tfe
Beilalre Chamber o. Commerce WI. ~"
held Friday at tho headquarters In n"
Hub building. y number o. !mp"Vtanf
matters Will be given attention by mo
officials at The netting.
Minstrel Success
n aHnuIi minstrel Snow or the
Catholic Daughters Of America gwen Mt
the Elk Grand theatre Last niEht proved
. Dig success. The theatre was packed
TO - capacity. The nStre' will be
repeated this evening and Nh" theatre
vii. likely 10 flied % capacity again.
Stllveu Funeral
Funcra, services for he intH Mrs.
Anna NJ StlIwtl. aged and vel known
Ioc.l resident. wprr held McudaN aftrr-
noon. Rev. loan u. Neal. pos;"r Of thu
N!rkWood Hr"Shl ter.an church. nal
charge o. ,re services. R"!lai We IN
the Union cemetery ~ s.. ''ttr~'i''".
Mrs. Stt'vcll formerly resided Il; =.
C.a!rsvinc.
TWO injured
John rheu.nG. Bel.airs barber. - sut-
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RABY GORDON'S
PRIZE DOUBLED
1st Prize Baby Raised on
Nestle's Milk Food

Added honor and fame came TO-DAY
70 eight months old Gerald Price
Gordon. first prize winner OF the Baby
Show Contest held under the auspices
OF the Black Prince Lodge or the
Knights Of PythiaS. when he received
a check for $500, duplicate LIST prize
from the makers OF Nestle's MIX Food
for Babies.
TT is the Nestle's Food which keeps
him healthy and we'll" Ia the way the
proud mother. Mrs. r. B. Gordon. OF
Bridgeport, explains her Baby's prize
winning qualities.
Mrs. Gordon Is only one OF many
| thousands Of mothers who have raised
their babies successfully on Nestle's
Milk Food, because II contains all the
proper elements for the baby's diet.
II Is pure cows milk powdered and
! modified by the addition Of cane sugar,
/ malt, and cereals SO that it Is easy 10
digest.
For over so years babies throughout
the world have been made healthy and
! r on Ncstle'a Milk Food. Doctors
endorse it. All druggists carry Nestle's
Milk FuOd.-Advt.
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new MARTINSVILLE
Riuar Conditions

River Conditions
Rut ,!ttIe uneasiness IN felt over pos
s.ble hood conditions in the ono RIVER.
ADoat twenty-Nre ract Is already nero
and II ~ expected that the present rise
will no gone before The more recent o"a
reaches here, The water ~ not eNpeCttu
10 Dc over iho streets at any pn,ht.
Merchants along Main street are get''nH
their Easements ready.
Moose Class Initiation ,
Tho New MaTi!usy!iio Lodge, Loyal
Order OF Moose served an elaborate iNr-
Ecv anque Inst Thursday evening al
their temple on Main street. y cas-
OF e!ghty-thrcs Was given the work OF
Tho order. The campaign Will lie CON
tinued under the direction Of I. NJ. NC
lut!re unit! the first OF january.
Thanksgiving Services .
Thanksgiving services were heid at
the 81. Johns Methodist church. SCUM
on Thanksgiving morning. Tho KEY,
!. 6. I.alghlln, recently called 70 ING
ras,ornte OF tho Presbyterian ohNrSh
delivered the sermon. The oner'hg VIII
hc used for local charity.
wetzel Chapter Red Cross
rhe annual Roll Gail OF the Veto
cbnrrer Of the American Red Cross is
being conducted throughout the county
this, week. The work Is being Hons
largely through tho churches assisted
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days visiting at Washington. ID. g.. on
business.
Another good crowd Is reported 1t tho
Jar and festival OF the WOmenS beht-
fit Association OF the MacCabees last
night.
Carl McGrew hae returned 10 his home
at Pittsburgh. after q Visit with HIS
mother. on North Fitth street.
Services are being held IN the Metno-
DIST church each evening OF this week
under the auspices OF the Epworth
I.eagu In the Interest, OF Win MY
ChUm Week"
\ dance and euchre Will he held at
the Elks club building on North Fourth
stree, tonight by the Young Ladies OF
s.. Mary's Catholic church.
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DIED OF WEAK HEART

Conducting an inquest into the death
Of John McFedr!es. who was found dead
in the home Of his sister. Mrs. Anna
L!sk. at Yorkville. Ohio, on November Z.
coroner Clyde Hardesty, OF Belmont
ounty. O., yesterday found hat death
resulted from a weak heart. Ay Analy-
sis Of the mans stomach contents re-
moved suspicion that he had died OF
poisoning.
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HAMMOCK, OHIO
MdnHLonnr Meeting.

M1sg!onary Meeting.
The ladies Missionary Society Of tho
local PRESBYTERIAN church were enter
aimed at the home NJ Mrs. ". l.. Arm
strong. on Wednesday,.
The day WAS spent In quilting. with
the serving Of dinner AT the noon hour.
followed by the Devotional. and the pro-
gram carried oat.
Attend Reunion
A reunion of tho Boyd family vas
held al the homs OF NJ. and Mrs.. Edwin
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tc-.rg with . had INJURY TO thu middle
finger GA his right hand. lie had ne
finger almost severed WHEN ne closed
2 t'nrtr coup" door on iue member.
Walter liatt. driver for the Eastern
OHIO Feed n Supply company. Is reCof-
Hrius from a mashed foot received when
4 horse stepped on the member.
70 store BlcacherD
The Be.,a!re h.eaChers. purchased th'S
season. Will be stored away this WEEK
not 10 be pressed INFO service again un-
III nnNl fall when the 1872 grid season
comes into being. The bleachers were
used at the Bcllaire-Wkeel!ng game Sat
urday.
Has Broken Ankle
II was learned yesterday that u"
W!l,tsou. Bcila!re man. WAS confined 10
h!s home with a fractured ankle. re-
ceiyed in. the falling Of the bIearhcrs 4;
the Island Rrldiron Saturday. lie had
not been listed among the first casual
ties. All % those injured are gciunE
along as well as covld be expected.
FroEent Program
The r!veC-frort program or desired
road improvements was presented 10 me
county commissioners 1t 81. tlairsNl!Ie
yesterday. Delegations from the rarl'
ouS communities along the river front
We" IA attendance. lrdiNa;'ons are :
NJ N"''' NAV ''e'e "''1
SIZE ''''" o! some P"''H % 'S
as resented.
,or ,bou-
- IU"'s Wv n-.,rn. =, world
So" r.ha Lrr., Natnod-
i'"'"u: wa SPe,N > LS.i5a,. .ysrinr
) U'"' IN 'ia,r ills suhir"t
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w. Or ""'Ir ~. Wa" lin
'HE ana '\her'," '""" 49,
'"th'S mere """e' ''E'S
Sa'""h 'eaS"e.
b"olss NiSh' ~.
\ big meeting roy '"t ne.,"s.s 49,.
k'"a"is '|To HnA ,'r'r NNos " ~
'r'endS WI. 10 "e'" '"| 1919
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~ ei'S' IN p'Hc.H 80 cha Hs,,aIr.
sue" r.ar nn..Lo-
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''N''''"
sr,,,, r,,,ad Said
r 1870 ~ mstIr,. Tho no
- ra,,olr, >!sn.ru r.a-o I'm
&c, go, .,ina ,n hc rnn,as.' Sa,u--
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the weekend guest of Miss Mary Shack
cirord
Mss Lois Barnes Of McMechen was
! the guest OF Rev. and Mrs. A. L. Barnes
Sunday. Edward Barnes or west w
gina WESLEYAN Is also a guest at the
same home.
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GOOD For RrIouKueEy

Two years ago l suffered from IRE
uueut Attacks OF stomach our ana
h~illiousreSS. Seeing Chamherlain's Iao-
lets advertised l concluded 80 Try them'
! improved rap:dly."-Miss .tmma Yer
trvk., Limo, ohio. For SAFE by all
r~ealers,
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TWO Injured
John rhe1.nE, Bel.airs barber, - SUI
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. n. NJ. Miller and family arrived home
Yesterday after a visit al West Newton,
Pa.
Arthur Dickson. OF the welsh church.
arrived home Yesterday after preaching
n sermon at Justice.
Mrs. Cora Bail IA reported III at her
home on South Fourth street.
Four memberships were received a.
;ns BOARD % Trade office yesterday AZ
terroon.
mrs = w. Darrah has arrived home
.p,sr visit with her daughter, Mrs.
u.rry Linton. 81 Athol. Mass.
Hoa. ". 3. Francis Is spending a few
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Rearing Tonight

The hearing o! the repIevin case OF
Mrs. Roykovich and her re!ghoor Mrs.
KctoSkG both OF lea l-ansonE. over a
luck. the ownership OF which is IN CUES
ton. will be held In squire Hrit'on'S
court this evening. and many witnesses
have been called. The case gives prom
!Se Of being interesting and nanny spec
,a,O-S arc rNraCtet
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MArloWe Funeral

The funeral services for Mrs. Anna
Marlowa well known resident OF Fttth
and Short streets. who died following a
weeks illness. will be held from the
place OF death this afternoon az ?
O'Clock. The burial will take place at
the Scotch Ridge cemetery.
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The plan TO have all OF the college
boys from his city home on Saturday
afternoon. December 10. and stage 4
football Eame against a collegiate team
representing tho city OF wheeling. put
forth BY local men. Is meet!nS with the
approval OF the fans IN this city, ac-
cordlnK 10 the sentiment expressed. and
the venture will be attempted II those
working the Wheeling end can get re-
suits
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watsr Loses FLAVOR.

The absence OF the chl"ride rtaTor
vas noticed IN the drinking water sup
ply YESTERDAY. and officials OF tho water
department state that the Chlortnator Is
working in good shape. An extra heavy
dose OF gas was responsible for this
flavor OF the water or Saturday and
Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-28
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
nrARKrr WAS DILL

New York. May 27.-Business on the s.scE exchange today was dull and per ..lcslry. a heavy tone predominating. 'rofessionaI operators availed themselves 't tle sii-l attendance. due to approach -- holidays. % effect additional depreS- l11 ot prices
 -le.r mauoeuvers were accelerated by -taer developments of an adverse nature These inciuded sharp unsettlement in foreign exchange. continued firnness of money rates and the cautious or qualified e!eWs of leaders of Industry.
 Tho only negatively favorable feature 70 the session was the declarations of Inc regular dividend on Baldwin locomo- ..ve This was without visible effect up- 1a other equipments or kindred issues
 Declines Of ! to points were regis tered by a majority Of the seasoned as 0-u as volatile issues and rails of all 1sscs were under intermittent pressure, Hat eEceptlug the high priced coalers. sales amounted 10 535,ooO shares.
 The break h foreign remittances ex tended to 6 cents in sterling bills and from 70 Co 60 points in continental rates specially Dutch. French. Belgian, Italian s5ss. Spanish and SclndinaN .an.
 For want of a mere plausible expla- 11fion. dealers here ascriDed the reaction .a British bills 10 heavy selling by Ger riaa commercial interests in London from which centre large transactions 1T dollar CT American exchange were re rorted. It is not unlikely that specula i've operations entered largely into tn, eltuati0n.
 The money market followed exactly it, course of the previous day, call loani holding at z per cent until the fna hour. when bel&aed inquiry forced tn, ate Co 2 1-2 per cent
 Changes h the irregular bond market inc,usinE iberties and most other domes fic i1sues were undmporta1t Foreig issues wers inclined to ease, althougl rrs1s-riptions to the new French loar were estimated at 30 per cent of tn rhole. Total sales (paI value) aggre ratcd f11, 1z5 ,0o0.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-28
FRENCH CHALLENGER FELT
 FINE AFTER WORKOUT

| Manhasset. N. Y, May 27.-After do- ing ten miles of road work, boxing three fast rounds and spending 55 minutes in hsi gymnasium, Georges Carpenter said ::
 'T feel fit, Nke a battleship."
 Early this morning Georges, accom- panied by Italian Joe Cans, spent more than two hours on the road. They ran greater part of the time, their path leading through a deep wood several miles from the camp. After the short siesta, Georges entertained a number of friends at luncheon and then slept until three o'clock. Fifteen minutes later he appeared in the outdoor ring behind the gymnasium, Cans, who is a tough 1855 pound man, was his opponent.
 Cans gave the challenger plenty of work and Georges liked it.
 'sThis is great" Carpenter said, the Frenchman was quick and foxy He feinted into numerous knockout positions the nsmiled as he missed purposely They spent the first round infighting and the other open.
 Marcel Marcot, called 'Four-in-One' because he acts as chef, dishwasher and masseur, as well as sparring partner, followed Cans. Marcott permitted by Georges to bang away at his jaw for the entire rodnd.
 'Zat," remarked Manager Descamps meek him tough"
 Carpenter continually yelled to Mar cot to hit harder. After their round with the gloves they wrestled for five min utes and then Georges went to the gym nasium. Carpenter weighed I'll II pounds at the close of work as compar- ed with 172 1-2 last Monday.