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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-18
Frenchman Is Pulling All His Old "Stuff," Says Trans continental Wise Guy
By SPARROW MGANN special Correspondent Of Tine Age Herald Copyright, 1921. by The Ase-Herald.)

New York. December IT. That transeontinental wise guy and fight fancier, Harry Dime. who has been bouncing about Europe and Asia for the past year, winning money on bouts and picking the right colors on the weil-known wheel of fate, blew himself 10 a cable dispatch to- day. It is dated London.
 "Saw Carpenter yesterday. Work ing out great with Journee. Weighs lT2 English don't give George Cook a chance. Won't talk about Amer ican trip"
 Dime has a front He would have to, to get into Carp's barouial quarters, which are located at Maid enhead
 Looks as if he is about the only gazabo who has succeeded in horn reason he sent tn cable Proud of himself.
 Carp's stunt
 According to a letter received from Harry the day before yesterday Cit was dated London) he had made sew eral unsuccessful attempts to see Carpenter in action. He attributed this to the sort of game the French man was playing, game by .he way. which Dime says the British have tumbleda to. It relates to Georges scheme of worrying an op- ponent by postponing q fight at short notice. the excuse usually being ill- ness. He has pulled the stuff three times on Cook already and when the fight with Joe Beckett was pend ing he had that big mitt so fussed by his postponements that when the two really did get into the ring Beckett was half stale and his nerves were drawn to wire edge. But Cook is a blacksmith. just as other Australian fighters such as Les Darcy and Bob Fitzsimmons were, and he doesn't look to be the type of man. says Dime. who will be both cred by his nerves. Dime adds that Cook is tough looking guy. but doesn't seem able to hit hard. He is betting, however, that the battle goes four rounds
 All the Old Stuff Carp" says Dime. "is pulling all the old hokum he pulled while train
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-18
Georgia Football Schedule For 1922
 Has Been Completed

Athens, Ga December 17.--tSpe- cial)-The University of Georgia gridiron schedule for 1922 is an nounced complete with the excep- tion of the Thanksgiving date, by Dr. $. " Sanford, as follows
 September 30-Mercer in Athens October 7-Ghicago in Chicago.
 October 14-Furman in Greenville.
 october 21-Tennessee in Athens.
 october 2S-Oglethorpe in Athens.
 November Auburn in Columbus.
 November 1-Virginia in Char lottesville.
 November 1S--vanderbilt in Nash vile
 November 25--Alabama in Mont Agomery.
 Negotiations are now under way for the Thank sgiving fray Offers have been received from several east ern and western outfits. The Centre college game fell through due to Centres inability to play the game away from the immediate vicinity or Danville.
 It will be noticed that games are scheduled with five conference teams and every one of them power in southern football. No one can say that the Bulldogs southern seredu.e is not a comprehensive one.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-18
SEEK To GET TECH HERE


 There's probability Tech Redwood field when learned that about Georgia met at the Hotel Friday night
 
 to Birmingham year. George Long, aumnus of Georgia Tech told Saturday that the organization would be perfected at meeting be held at the Tutwier night of "We feel reasonably said Golden Tornado has booked with University in the Gate City would be supendous Birmingham it would be knockout Therefore, the has set its goal the task of getting the Tech and Ala bma authorities transfer the Redwood field We establish section to people with the sportsmanshp loyalty the feel there better have the Golden Tornado perform Birmingham
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-18

with which to entice Tech oyer here for a battle next year. Working on the theory that Ala hama would be perfectly willing to stage the game here, the com mittee is going to Atlanta bent on bringing the game here.
 if the committee should meet with success 1t would mean an- other major football battle for Birmingham next year, and the gridiron bugs should line up solid behind the Georgia Tech alumni here. and try to get the game for Birmingham.
 Pup Phillips, former Georgia Tech star, who is now managing the Strand theatre here: George Long. of the southern adjust mept bureau, and William Neville of the Fairbanks company. were the guiding spirits Of the initial meeting. and they are requesting that every Georgia Tech alumnus who resides in the Birmingham district communicate with them and make his plans to attend the second meeting to be held a the Tutwiler December 26.
 Mat Men Busy Thursday
 Stanislaus Zbyszko, heavy weight champion wrestler of the world, is to appear here at the Birmingham Athletic club next Thursday night. It will be the first time in many years that Stanislaus has grappled here and there is much interest being manifested in his battle with Gobo Gcbar. the Hindu.
 Ordinarily the appearance of the champion here wouldn't crate any furore of excitement other than that of bunch of wrestling enthusiasts desiring to see the champion in action. But the big Pole has been meeting such stiff opposition of late that fans are wondering if his advanced age is not beginning to tell on him. In
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-18
GREENVILLE-BREWTON
 GAME IS POSTPONED

Greenville, December 17.-(Special) The basketball game scheduled to be played here tonight between the Greenville High school basketball team and the team of the Brewton High school was postponed on ac- count of illness of one or two mem bers of the Brewton aggregation. The locals were greatly disappointed for they were very anxious ts meet the Brewtonites. A game will probably be arranged for later date.
 Coach Jackson of the local quintet is negotiating with the Junior Pan thers of Birmingham for game to be played on the local court in the very near future. The locals won q game from the Junior Partners last season and should a game be sched- uled 1t will be very interesting contest.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-18

Greb Is real fighter and would he real champion. There is doubt that navy can make the middleweight limit, but why there should be is puzzling, Last June. down at Man hasset. he stepped upon Carps scales with his clothes on and tipped the beam at 163.
 Undoubtedly meeting between Greb and Wilson would be paying investment for Tex Rickard and the two fighters as we'll but it is dif- ficult to see how any other man who could be selected for Wilson would draw enough to make the show pay.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-18

Committee to Get Busy
 At the meeting to be held at the Tutwiler the night of De- cember. .26. a committee will be ap- pointed to go to Atlanta and urge upon the Tech authorities the benefits to be derived from the playing of the game in Birming- ham. Our idea" said MT. Long. lis not only to give Birmingham one more major football game of the year. but to convert the Magic City into a Tech stronghold. The false impression seems to have gained a foothold here that the Tech team is not made up of coterie of clean, red-blooded sportsmen. We want to bring the Tornado. to Birmingham to convince the football fans that while they play a smashing game of football, they are sportsmen clean through.
 George stated that once the game had been booked for Bir- mingham 1t should be an annual event. That's one of our aims in trying to arrange the Alabama Tech battle for Redwood next fall,'' he said. We feel. that once we stage such game here there will be a demand for it every sea son following"
 Rules Undergo n Change
 Heretofore. it has been law at Georgia Tech that the Torna- do could journey forth for but one foreign game during the course of season. This one bat tie has always been staged in the east with Pittsburg. Penn sylvania. or some other strong eastern team. Now. the ban has been lifted. the edict coming forth from the Georgia Tech authorities that the Tornado can play two games away from Grant field next year, With this to work upon. the local alumni of Tech figures they have an ace in the hole,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-18
Mike Gibbons Wins
 Prestige on Bout

St. Paul, December 17.--Mike Gib- bons' pugilistic star was in the as- cendancy again today as a result of his victory over Mike O'Dowd in a 10-round no decision bout here last night. Under the Minnesota law a referees decision Is not allowed, but most of the sports writers at the ringside were of the opinion that Gibbons outpointed "The Harp"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-18
Yankees Sure to
 Get New Grounds

New York, December 17.-The IRst obstacle to the erection of . new ball park for the New York Yankees, across the Harlem river from the Polo grounds, has been removed. The board of aldermen has granted the Yankees permis- sion to close a street that runs through the site.
 Contracts for the stadium. to be the largest in the major leagues. will be let within q few days.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-18
Cred Is to Meet
 Wilson for Title

New York, December 17.-HAr- ry Greb of Pittsburg will meet Johnny Wilson of Boston for the middleweight title In February at Madison Square Garden, Tex Rickard announced today.
 1t also wHs announced that the bout between Pete Herman, New Orleans bnntamweight. and Mid- get smith of New York would he held next Thursday night, Inc stead of Friday, In order that Herman might go to New Orleans tO spend Christmas.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-18
CENTER GIRLS WIN
 FROM GEORGIA TEAM

Center December 17.-(Special9 -- The Centre girls defeated Georgia in- stitute, Cave Springs, on the latter 8 court by a score of 32 to IS. This game makes the third annual victory fgr the Center girls over the Georgia team
 The superior strength of Center's five was shown from the beginning although the opposing team did eN- cellent team work. Garret' Center forward, starred
 This Is the second game of the sea son for Center a team which has not been defeated by secondary school in three years.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-18
WASHINGTON NINE IS
 BACK FROM ORIENT

Seattle. Wash, December 1.-The University of Washington baseball team was back here today from ths orient. where in four months 1t hung LID a record of 23 victories out of 30 games. Most of the games were with Japanese college teams.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-18
HALE COUNTY WINS
 FROM GREENSBORO

Moundville. December 17-(SpeeiaD The Hale County High school of Moundviue defeated the Vocational school of Greensboro in an exciting game of basketball on the local court today At the end of the first quarter Greensboro was leading by 4-3. The second quarter found the local boys with the score favoring them, 9-f' When the whistle called to play at the beginning of the fourth quarter the score stood balanced, lS-lS. Moundvilie took lead early in fourth quarter and was never in serious dan ger again. The final score was 20-l5. The lineup:
 MoundviIe Position Greensboro Lewis .......,.......=.. hdyes
 Center.
 Dominick ................. Caldwell
 Forward Martin ......s.. .-.......'.' fetHN-
 Forward Cummings ..........,..'''' Beas'eS
 Guard.
 Lucky .......,.H...-.-.-- .H..'.''' -Nis 5N''
 Guard.
 Lewis. Dominick and Cummings were the stellar performers Tor Moundville. while Caldwell and Fet-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-18
WiIsnn-Greh Ront

Nobody around these parts is get ting excited over the proposal to drag Johnny Wilson into the ring against some opponent yet unnamed, but only supposed to be Harry Greb. The gen eral idea is that if these two do meet Greb will take the title away from Wilson without too great trou- ble. If so, then the mtddleweight class would look up at oncet since
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-18
Giants Get Simmer
 From Indianapolis

New York, December 17-The New York Giants today announced the purchase of Ralph Shlnners outfield- CT. and one of the leading base-steal : CTS in the country, from the lndianap . oils club of the American association The Giant management gave TOUT piayers-Eddie Brown and vernon Sptner. who played last season with Toronto. and two others not named and a cash consideration for shin ners. The newest Giant is six feet tall weighs 19O pounds and is only 21 years old.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-18

Lewis. Dominick and Cummings were the stellar performers TOT Moundville, while Caldwell and ret neri played that role for Greehsooro'
 Referees, Rosser and Reeves
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-18


 Nashville the other night. Whit lock. almost an unknown, wres- tied him to draw. Recently Ed Strangler Lewis got one fall off Zbyszko and lost the bout only because of the fact that the roll ing fall had been brought back into the rules after an absence of many years.
 Mat fans have about conclud- ed that the ancient Pole is be ginning to weaken under his ad- vanced age, and they are looking to see some unknown grappler step forth and give him sur prise some night. when the heavyweight title will change hands.
 Zibbie's Long Absence
 It will be the first tune in a great number of years the big Pole has wrestled here. All dur ing the war he was on the other side of the pond, in prison. held as spy. During that time the younger Zbyszko was touring America and wrestled Ed Stran- gler Lewis here once, in bout that wound up in fight, and was halted by the police, when Lewis clamped the strangle hold on the younger Zbyszko and al most chot>ed him to his reward.
 This mat battle will long be remembered locally. Lewis claimed Wladek was fouling him constantly. and he bounced upon the younger Zbyszko and carried him to the floor with deathly hold. Doctors later said that one more minute of that hold would have finished Wladek.
 Now comSs the elder Zbyszko. after an absence of many years. and local mat fans are going to turn out in full force to see the veteran display his wares.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-18

VHTp, says Dlme, "ls pulling an the old hokum he pulled while train
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-06-30
IN The MOVIES
Love Finds A Way In
Louis Glaurr Picture

"a woman despises a man fol
loving her unless she returns his
love" This epigrammatic utter
ance OF Elizabeth Stoddard ex-
presses, too, the feeling of the
woman who must endure one
man yet loving another. Sucl
was the case of Natalie Storm.
Natalie. young, beautiful, very
much desired, loved Tom ,Chand-
Ter. Tom had prospects" but
they were of the stuff dreams are
made of. For herself, Natalie
asked nothing. But she was not
considering herself.Tom went to
South Aemrica a-soldiering for
fortune to lay at Natalie's feet.
He knew Natalie loved him.
Yet, when he returned. he
found Natalie the plaything of
another man. the mistress of his
home. his dreams were shattered.
Natalie had made her choice,
Two paths had been open to her
poverty and illness-for her
sister and herself and the other
which led to comfort and ease,
outdoor life for Beatrice with
laughter and sun and joyousness.
Natalie chose the latter road.
All this happens in Love the
J. Parker Read. Jr., screen story,
which comes 10 the local theatres
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-06-30

! line Vernon. OF Louisville, are
visiting their parents, Mr., and
Mrs. George Vernon, and sister
Miss Josephine Vernon, in Berea
! Mr.. Steele Shelby, OF Danville
spent Thursday with his sister
Mrs, Harry Hanger, Jr.
DR.. J. G.. Bosiey and Mrs. Bos-
/ ley spent Wednesday with the
! boys at Camp Daniel Boone.
Mr.. Jack Mixcn. wife an(
daughter will leave next week
for trip to New York in thcil
airplane.
Miss Melinda Bush, Of Lexing-
ton, is the attractive guest OF
Miss Mary MGR Ncale at Lyn-
wood. (.
i ,.Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Curtis, who
FfIabe bee1lHhere several days en-
Ngaged iil government work, hav
r4turrtd to 'ttieir home in Gym
thiana.
! Friends are glad to see G.. w
i'Dtatherage out after a protract-
ed illness.
Meadames / Wells, {. II
| Park and Miss 51zou Wells spent
Thursday in Frankfort with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Matte Oldham and little
niecc, Elizabeth Gardner, were
visitors in Lexington Thursday.
Mr. Arthur Thompson Star
buck left Friday for a few
months visit TO Tennessee reia-
tives.
Miss Eugenia Harrington and
Masters Alex and Hume Herring
ton, of Cherokee road, Louisville.
are guests OF Mr. and Mrs. IIar-
vey Chenault.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-06-30
Mconshine Mash Is
Fs.aI To Dairy Cows

Hot Springs, Ark, June 30
Weird antics Of milk COWS or
their way home from pasture anc
the subsequent death of severa
of them led dairv men here tc
start an investigation which to-
day disclosed that htey had beer
eating mash from which moon
shine whisky was made. An an
alysis OF the mash showed con
centrated I've bad been mixed
with the grain. apparently to
hasten fermentation. The added
kick proved fatal to some OF
the cows, A former location OF
the still was found but it had
recently been moved.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-06-30
MAURICE ToURNEUR PRESENTS
THE GREAT REDEEMER'

the pictures
beautiful Il wOnd
way You'll emf
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-06-30

stay.
Misses Ethlyn and rornelia
Wilson and MarytfIison 'Tribblt
have taken rooms with Mrs. J
w. Dunbar on Broadway and arc
fattentlfng the speeiaF.szSt fHffnafe4
term at Normal
Mrs. Margaret Steele. Of Mich
olasville, has joined her cousin
! Miss Lafon, OF Louisville, for a
visit to Mrs. Allen Earring.
Mr.. T. NJ. Wells was i'll Louis
Vile Wednesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Park, OF
Irvine, spent Wednesday with
relatives here.
Mrs. r. c. Morgan has return
ed to Lexington after a pleasant
stay with her daughter, Mrs. NJ
{. Kellogg,
Miss Eleanor Bowen has re-
turned to her home in Mt. Ster-
ling alter week WISH Win
friends here.
Prof. Milton Elliott, Of Frank
tort. was here Oh business We'd
ncsday.
Miss Louise Lynn spent Wed
nesday with relatives in Stanford
Miss Aline Cyfer. Of Louisville
is with Mrs. c. E.Caldwell at the
Pattie Clay Intirmary.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. s. Lusk and
daughter. OF Arkansas, and Miss
Anne Enright were dinner guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Elder
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Charles Brosh, OF Balti-
more, Maryland, and Miss Pau
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-06-30
Theatre Party

Mrs. James n. CalIoh en-
tcrtained very delightIy with
a party at the Alhambfn honor
OF Miss Melinda Bus OF Lex
ington. the guest Of SIS Mary
MGR Neale. Others Guided IN
the invitation were + Louise
Covington Haynes. I Chicago,
Miss Sara Clay Card. OF Hun
tington, West \ifia. Miss
Catherine Jennings Jackson
vile. Florida. HIisse NIary Barr
Clay. Betsy Bcnnettld Marga-
ret GreenIeaf. OF II city.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-06-30
Beautiful Dance
at Lynwocd

One OF the NbttractiVc and
enjoyable OF III many social
gayeties was Il lance Tuesday
evening to WIFI Miss Mary
MGR Neale ancfwis Neale, Jr.
were hosts at II lovely home
Lynwood, in h + OF Miss Me
linda Bush. lexington. The
rooms on the lFr floor were in
splendid condit for the merry
dancers and wIprofusely deco
rated with wi clematis. The
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-06-30
Entertained Bridge Hub

Mrs. Hale Deanf rs host to
her bridge club y nesday at
her home on Wcstbin. Among
the players were y flames \. r
Denny, Murray fth. T. D.
Chenault. Jr,, .IuliI Tying, s, J
McGaughey, Har1P LANCER, Jr.
T. c. McCown, (. Burnam
Ir.. Joel Park, Fis holland.
Shelton Sauaey, brgc Pickles,
OF Urbana, IllinoiM Misses Mary
Catherine White, brothy Perry
and Emma Watts
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-06-30
SOCIAL and PERSON.
Young-Howard

Miss Flossie Young. dBhter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. \. Eoug, and
Mr.. Garnett Howard, OF hdlan-
apolis. were married in \ncheS-
ter Saturday evening a eight
o'clock at the home OF RI Mac
Neil, pastor Of the I|irfGhrl:s,,,
tian church. Mrs. How'd will
remain with her parent about
three weeks and then IN her
husband in Indianapolii where
they will reside.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-06-30

Friday, under The auspices of the
Associated Producers. How it
is worked out is better told in the
picture than in unsympathctiC
type.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-06-30

FOR .SALE-Two 2O-foot sec
tions good jacketed thresher sue
ton tank hose; a bargain. B. F..
Hurst, phone 1913 or 341. 153 2
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-06-30

spacious lawn was illuminated
with electric lights and the
frappe bowl On porch with Mrs.
J. G.. Bosley and Mrs. James
Neale presiding. Mrs. Neale was
assisted in entertaining by Miss
Callie Miller Shackelford. The
invitations included Misses Bush.
Mary Arnold, Lucy Arbuckle.
Ida Bales, Lillian Burnam, Oil
via Colyer, Nancy Woods Che
nault, Mary Barr Clay, Sara Cos
by. Sara Collins, Elmer Catherine
Douglas, Margaret Green, Minta
De arnette. Leon Fife, Betsy and
Nancy Igo, Francis Langford,
Elizabeth Hanger, Catherine
Jennings, Eugenia Harrington,
Betsy Bennett, Margaret NeaEet
Francis Mays, Anne Field Shack
elford, Sara Luxon, Lynn Evans
Coleman Wallace and Masters
James Neale, IT,. Harry and Har-
vey Blanton. Dan Brock, Joseph
Bosley, T. ]. Curtis, Jr.. Watson
Clay, Robert Dunn, William
Langford. Billy McCord. Charles
lett, Richard Mckee, Stephen
holland, L. T. Rice, Joe Chenault.
Billy Telford. Richard Wagers,
Shelton Sauhcy. Henry Coates.
Alex Black, Paul De- arnctte and
Alex Harrington.
Mr.. NJ. F. Fnright and Mr..
Robert Moynahan are in Gin
cinnati where the latter will CON
suit a specialist, having been in
wretched health the past few
months.
Mr.. NJ. G.. Lee is at home after
a fewdays' visit to his sister in
Lancaster.
Mr.. and Ms. James Rhodus.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. A. Warner. Mr..
and Mrs. John Foster, Misses
Jennie EubanE and Mabel Barnes
were the dinner guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Warner at
Million Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. {. StarbucI<
and Mr.. and Mrs. Kit Hardin and
son have returned from a weeks
camping trip on the Kentucky
river.
Miss Edna Mullanix has re-
turned from few days stay in
Mt. Sterling where she attended
the Epworth League Conference.
Miss MullaniX was the guest Of
Mrs. c. X. Oldham during her
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-06-30
Attention

White shoes cleaned and all
kinds of shoes dyed by an expert
of the Arcade. Ladies and mems
shining parlor, Main street, next
door to Perry's drug store.