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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-29
Delta UpsiIon Reunion.

Members of the Delta Epsilon
club of the tri-cities enjoyed an
other very successful Christmas
reunion Tuesday evening at the
Davenport Chamber of Commerce.
At $50 20 members sat down
around the banquet board in the
small dining room. After dinner
progressive game of hearts with
several novel features caused much
enjoyment
plans are now under way for an
informal dancing party to be given
by the Delta US and their friends
some time later in the winter.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-29
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY.

woman's Relief corps instalIa.io
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-29

rounds. sprinkle with graduated
sugar and bake.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-02
LA BATALLA DE cARABoBo

Ell proximo veinticuatro de JUNO es
el Centenario de la Ultima batallas que
asegur6 la Independence de la Repl-
blica de Venezuela. La colonia venezola
ma en- esta isla Sc prepare celebrar la
fecha, no con grandes festas, sino bus
cando Ell modo de reunirse en- farnilia,
de modo cordial, y olvidando por un mo
mento. aunque sea, las diferencias de par
lido, todos bajo 81 hermoso pabell6n tri-
color Que sali6 victorioso en- Carabobo
FL senior don Canilo Crosas ha ofreci
do espontaneamente una function esa no.
che, en- honor de la Colonia venezolana
y de la fecha, para prestar la oportuni-
dad de reunirse en- sitie c6AtricO " al
alcance de todos. Ell seilOr Crosas pre-
para una gcrpresa para esa noche.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-02

K conservara los dientes hcrmosos Y Is
rscgurara molares perfectos en- la anciani.
led Ensefe I'd a .sus rifles a havar sus
yientes todos los dias con unn soluci0n de
MU-CCL y a conseTvar su boca y sus
rncias EN- una condici6n sana No cs
ubstancia venenosa Y es scgura. Usando
kfU-COL no tiene que temeF a Ia piorrea.
Recn6rtlcss que los dientcs descuidados
Y decaidos sou receptaculos de microbes
que suelen producir serias intermediates.
lei MU-COL es uli antiseptieo agFadable
que libra completamente la boca de micro
bios y, evita el decaimiento dc los dientes.
Cons6rvese siempre un paquetc de MI
COL en- la casa No tiene rival para la
hygiene personal ylos ra6dicos pronlinentes
en- t0das, parties 10 reconiendan ra~a los
otros muchos llsos que tienc. ~
En- Todas las Boticas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-02

La primera parte del programa sera
el himao de Venezuela, cantado en- coro
por todos los venezolanos.
Los elementos mas importantes de Ia
Colonia trabajan con entusiasmo por el
fcliz 6xito dc la simpatica fiesta.
Ell MUNDO ofrece espontaneamente
sus colunnas, y dentro de POGO publ
cara la letra del Himn0 Nacional de We
nezuela
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-02
Los que viajan
a New York

81 desean estar bien atendidos con
servicio csmerado. Habitacioncs con bs-
no privado, alumbrado elcctrico, aqua
caliente, Tclefono, comidas excelentcs
puertorriquefa cerca al subway,
s'Bus'', carros electricos, Brooadway,
River side, Teatros, salones de Bale,
dirijase Mrs. G. Higgs, $50 West
161 st. New York City. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-02
DON LUIS cARMINELY

!. Este muy estimado caballero Sc halla
en- franca convalescencia dc una perio-
bronQuitis que le diagnosticaron los re
pntados dbctores tPila y Ferran, de
Ponce.
Ell senior csrminely ha sido OBJ
jeto de general examen (inclusos Ra-
yos X) en- la bien montada clinica de
los referidos doctores; y, con Ell bpen
tratamiento que lie han dado, esperamos
que muy pronto Sc cncontrara bicn de
salud.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-02
NUEvo AGENrE EN- MocA

Desde hoy SO hace cargo de Ia agen-
cia de Ell MUNDo, en- Moca don High
MO Lopez Soto, con quien deberan en-
tendenrse en- 10 sucesivo todos nuestrcs
amigos en- aquel pueblo.
LA ADMINISTRATION.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-02

Pcr incpnstancia de vendedores por ls
caiid 80 suplica a los amantes de la lee
tura compren Ell MUNDo en- la agen
cha frente al "Teatro Nuevo'' = en-
establecimiento de don Esteban Corde.
70 en- Ia esquina de la plaza de la es
cuela ''Belayal'' Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-02
PoR NEWTON c. PARKE


PARIS, mayo 90 Sc ha debilitado
la tension que habia causado la escisi6n
entire Francia y la Gran Bretaha con
motive de la Alta Silesia, sobre todo
a raiz de la declaration hecha ell sa
bado por ell primer nlinistro BRAND de
que Francia no permaneceria neutral 81
Alemania tomaba las armas contra Po
lonia
Sc expreso la esperanza de Que la
que demostraria la solidaridad de Fran
Camara de Diputados dara esta sema-
ma un voto dc 'confanza a Brian6
cia Y que los Jefes de los gobiernos
lHgles y frances Sc reunirian inlnelia
tamente despues en- conferencia para
llegar una decision upiformes sobre la
nueva lucha en- la Alta Silesia.
Sc hizo significar que es de vital
inter6s para los Aliados mantencr su
unidad sin interruption en- las presen-
tes circunstancias, cuardo Alemania
ha acceptable Ell ultimatum Aliado; Fran
cia esta determinada 4uc Sc conserve
su aliada Polonia, pero los cmpleados
franceses dicen que Francia nuuca sera
culpable- do ninguna accion que Sc des
envuelva entire las manos de Alemania,
So dcclar6 que Alemania veria con in
tensa satisfaction cualquier rompimien
to entire los poderes Aliados en- este
momeuto crit;Eo. Ademas, es possible
Greer que los Estados Unidos, Sc alar.
men y ordenen sus representatives re
tirarse de los consoles aliados 81 las
naciones de la Triple Inteligencia CO.
m1enzan querellar entire 81.
Sc infor1na que la Gran Bretaia en-
ia enviardo tropas del Rhin la Alta
Silesia para ayudar restaurar ell or
den de manera que Alemania no Sc
queje De Colonia vieue la noticia de
que como un regimiento de soldados
britanicos con artilleria ligera Sc envia
ba oppeln, Alemania habia pedido
anteriormente que los britanicos envia
ran mas tropas La Alta ST
lesia, petici6n que fue retirada despu6s
que Lloyd George dijo que estaba dis
puesto favorccer los reclamos de
Alemania en- la region.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-02
La descoloracion pfoviene dc esa pelicula

La base del Pepsodent es la pepsina,
disolvente de II alb1lnina. Siendo la peli-
cula una substance albuminosa, el Pepso-
dent la disuclvc c impidc su formation.
Aflnquc cGto parezca n1uy seneillo, sin
embargo no 10 es. La pepsina debe COM
binarsc con Ut agente active y como ell
rlctodo usual conSistc en- Tnezclarla con
un acido daf!ino, cl csnpleo dc csa droga
pa1ccia ignpociblc.
Sc ha cncontrado IN ,agents active
inofensivo, y ahora Ia pepsina puede apli-
carsc dos veces al dia y ann dejarse entire
los dientes sin peligro alguno. A clio SC
debe que nlillones dc dentaduras pueden
linpiarsc ahora cor,o nunca 10 fueron
antes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-02

I'D puede sentir en- sus dientes una
pelicula. Esta siernpre presente o en- Was
de formation; Sc adhere a los dientes,
penetra en- los instersticios ahi Sc fila.
FL cepillo no la elinina nj la disuelven
los dentifricos corrientes. Asi Sc acun1ula
pudiendo causar daf1os irreparables.
Sc atribuyen ahora esa pelicula casi to-
dos los males de que adolece la dentadura.
va Sc sabe porque los dientes Sc descolo-
ran y carian pesar del empleo diario del
cepillo. Ello Sc debe esa pelicula rebel
de que los mstodos antiques no pueden
eliminar
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-02
EN- VEGA BAJA

Encontrara listed Ell MuNDo On 81
cafe Central de GONZALES y C@uO. PlA
~ ''Jsss r. Mater Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-02
Sc ha encoi1trado el Medic de
EmbeIIecer Ia Dentadura 4,

La ciecia ha hafado q o onfatr Ia pelua for
sdo cir
cpaes dsntstas reeonnenean ahoa 81 czaplco dario
Ese sea bo IA foa &c dentiico llanlado Pep
sodent del cual ofreccnos hoy ubo diez oda a
FL poducto
encargara de probar 81 nsrno ehcaca
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-02
OBSERVE Los EEsuL-ADos

rs 10 anico quc L podialo5. Prescntc
este cupon, haga uso dc la pasta y vera
la linlpieza dc sns dientes despues dc
tssarla. Vca como hlanquean sus dientes
z r,edida que la sel;eula desaaarccc.
Compare este rnetodo con Ct antique.
Lea los hcchos que : csc respecto henos
rcferido luege re5nelva I'd r-.isrno 10
qrc l. convenga.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-02
UN cRIsTo Y UNA PIsToLA


LONDREs, mayo 16.-- Un sacerdo,
te polaco que llevahs una pistola en-
una mano un crucifjo en- la otra,
condujo los insurgentes en- un ataque
feliz contra los atrincheramientos ale
names en- la Inca de Kandrzin Kosel,
de la Alta Silesia.
Menospreciando ell armisticio que ha
bia sido conclliido entire Adelbert Kor
fanty.. comisario polacO, Y la cOnisi0n
interaliaca, los polacos lanzaron un
ataque para recapturar las posiciones
que dominap el rio Oder.
Korfanty fu6 urgido por la comision
interaliada, retirar las tropas polacas,
pero dijo que era inutil porQue las tro
pas no lie obedecerfan. Los polaeos EN-
plearon tres batallones de fuertes tro-
pas, pero encontraron la mas obstinada
resistencia. Despu6s de unas descargas
de ametralladoras y fuego de artine-
ria, los alemanes Sc vieron compelidos
retirarSe
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-02
LA CAUSA DE La carries

La descoloracion proviene de esa peli-
cula y no de. los dientes rnismos Ella es
la base del sarro; retiene los residuos dc
alimentos, que fermentan fornan acidos,
al contacto de esos acidos los dientes sc
carian.
Millones de germenes sc propagan en-
ella, y, junto con el sarro, constituyen Ia
causa principal de la piorrea. Esa pelicula
es, pues, el peor ene1nigo de la dentadura.
PUEDE EVITARSE
Tras afios de infructuosas i1vestiga-
clones. la ciencia ha hallado hoy el medic
de combatir esa pelieula-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-02
Sc MANDAN MAS
TROPAS A la
ALTA SILESlA
La comision inter-aliada ordena
Korfanty Ell retro de sus tro-
pas.
Sc DEBILITA LA RECIENTE
TENSION FRANCO-INGLESA
Los funcionarios franceses dicen
que no hay tenor de que Fran
cia incurra en- falta.

BERLIN, mayo 2O.- Segnn noticias
rccibidas en- 81 Hfinistcrio dc Relacio.
mes Exteriores aleman, los insurgeDt-
tcs polacos han capturado otras tres
ciudades en- la Alta Silesia.
Ia habido I'M fuego violento en- los
distritos de Gogolin y Gross Streliz.
Las tropas plebiscitarias italianas SC
retiraron de Nikolai, Pless y Rybnik,
dejando solo pequeaas guarniciones
francesas. Todas las tres ciudades fue-
ron ocupadas inmediatamente por los
polacos. Los refugiados alemanes fue-
ron internados y SO policias plebisci-
tarios alemanes fueron capturados En-
ell sector de Annaberg los polacos alta
caron sin resultado con artilferia La
comisi6n interaliada en- oppeln esta
enviando refuerzos de trcpas Gogo-
lin
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-02

AL cabo &c diez dias
Observe a blancETa cl brilIo de
sus dienaes j yea como ha dcsa-
psrocido la pelfcula. va sabc I'd qua
&C puedsn mantcner para siemprc im-
Oios y sGnos.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-16
AMER|CAN.FRANCO
BOUTS ARE DRAWS

Paris, March 15.-CBy Tho Asscciat-
ed Prcss)-Members of the American
colony and many persons prominent
in French political and social life, in
cluding Marshal Foch and General
Nivelle tonight witnessed boxing
matches given for the Paris post OF
the American Legion. There eight hard
fought contests between champions
from the American forces on the Rhine
and the United States navy and
French Pugilists. The contests resulted
in a draw. Tho bouts kept tho spec
tators in a keen state of excitement,
so evenly matched were the contes-
tanu.
Several hundred officers and dough-
boys from Coblcnz carried out reg
ular American roofing spree from
the gallery.
American girl students acted as
ushers.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-16
BASEBALL PRACTICE STARTSAT
CENTENNIAL UNDER KETTERlNC
Thirty Candidates Out For Diamond Sport at North
Side School-New Uniforms Ordered For
Opening in April

a first team nine Will be chosen. while
substitutes will be relegated to sec
ond team for practice and utility pur-
poses
Candidates and their positions are
given as follows: catchcrs: f.. Par
nell, Mcneil; pitchers: John Nc
Quaide, Provinana. Chiles. Adair, and
Stevenson; infielders: Don Crow, Nut
all. Hamlin, Chilson, Britt, Jim Reed,
Mcfarland, Stevenson, and Elbeck,
outficlders; Fauer, GaAatos, Crosley,
Hoery, Nidmar, Creel and Morrow
OF tho above list, McQuaid, Crow
Nidmar, Chilson, Stevenson, Mact'ar-
land. Mcneil and Britt. have already
been members of Centennial athletic
teams and have proven their worth in
inter scholastic contests.
Coach ketterinG announced last
night that members of the basket ball
squad would be entertained at a din
ner given by the members of the Par
cnts-Teachers association today, at
noon, in the Centennial cafeteria.
Letters will be awarded to basket
ball men within the next few weeks,
it is announced.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-16
BY WHITNEY GRANT

Baseball practice has started at Cen
tenniaI high school with thirty enthu-
siastic youngsters turning out each
evening for workout Coach ketterinS,
former minor league baseball star, has
the squad under his direction.
Tho Red and White athletic mentor
declared last night that the material
presented so far was promising for u
fast inter scholastic nine.
while. at the present time, VIC have
no brilliant pitchers on our recruit
staff, 1 may safely say that there is
a promising type of players coming out
for each evenings practice" said ket-
tcring.
The Centennial baseball schedule will
start the first week in April. when
games will be arranged with valley
teams. A game will also be asked with
Central high school, it is said. Only
eight games will be sought this sea
son, altho any challenges Will be taken
care of on open dates.
New uniforms have been ordered for
the Bulldogs, and when they arrive
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-16
Smith Game
AlthO Beaten

Havana. March l5.-Serseant Ray
Smith. altho hopelessly outclasscd by
Bill Brennan here last night, was
ready to continue the unequal battle
after his seconds had thrown n towel
into the ring. Unaware that his ham
dlcrs had given up tho fight, smith.
who had been knocked down after two
minutes of fighting in the third round.
rose at the count of nine and rushed
at HE opponent. He was stopped by
his seconds, however, and led to his
corner.
The fight was fast and furious from
beginning to end, but while Smith
forced tho fighting, he never had a
chance, Brennan landing straight lcfts
TO the face almost at viii.
Smith went thru the ropes on the
press table at the close of the first
round from a left to the stomach,
As Smith went down in the third
round from "A right to the jaw, his
seconds gave the signal of defeat.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-16
ball FANS EXPECT JENNINGS TO
MAKE CIANTSPENNANT WINNERS
Former Tiger Leader Has Figured Three Consecutive
Championship Holdings Wonderful Play,
Success Manager

Jennings set the mark for consecn
tive championships when his team
again won tho pennant in 1909; for
the third time. Detroit finished the
season with 9s games won and "a lost,
with percentage of SO. while the
runner-up, the Athletics, had 20 games
won rs lost and "A percentage OF 62i.
1t was diamond -cut- diamond with
Hugh Jennings and Connie Mack that
season, and Jennings cut the deeper
So who can say that Jennings Is a
failure. or that McGraw made any
mistake IN placing him at the head
of the Giants? In all tho time he has
been connected with the national game
he has honored it. \ wonderful play
or in his day, a successful m2nagcr
because OF superior knowledge of an
the intricacics of tho game, and SUI
ficicnt wisdom to get all that is pos
siblc out OF his players.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-16
OMAHA MAN IS MADE
GOLF BODY DIRECTOR

Chicago. March I5.-Sam Reynolds OF
Omaha. former holder OF the Nebraska
state trans Mississippi and Lumber
mems Golf championships today was
named a director OF the Western Gof
association to succeed John w. Hughes
also of Omaha. resigned. Official an
nouncemcnt was made tonight that
the board OF the association had Sc
lectcd a new secretary and two new
directors because the men elected In
January had retired for business
reasons.
William w Hairless OF Chicago be-
came secretary in place OF II. W.
Newton OF Chicago, ]. X. Wadlcy Of
Texarkana succeeded Thomas B. Paine
OF , lanta, as second director.
Both Wadley and Reynolds are cS-
ccllent players and both are in the
lumber business. Wadley has made
the best showing in national tourna-
mcnts of any golfer from the south
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-16
TODAY'S SPORTS

RACING: Meeting OF Cuba Amcri-
can Jockey club. at Havana Close OF
the sixteen-da meeting at Mobile
BASEBALL: St. Louis Americans
VS.. Brooklyn Nationals, at Bosalusa.
La New York Americans VS.. St Louis
Nationals, at Lake Charles, La Wash
inSton Americans VS.. Philadelphia Ma
tiouals, at Gainesville, Fla.
BOWLING: Continuation OF Amer
lean Bowling Congress tournament, at
Buffalo.
WATER POLO: National Junior A.
A. U. championships open at San Fran
ekOea
POLO; Annual tournament of Aiken
Is. c. Polo club.
HOCKEY: Cleveland VS.. Boston, at
Boston, for championship of U. s.
Hockey League.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-16
RY 70

Tyrus Cobb, the peerless supplants
Hugh Jennings, the brilliant, as man
agcr of the Detroit Tigers for the sea-
son of 1921, and presumably for several
more seasons. There are hundreds of
thousands of base ball gans, east west,
north and south, who will wish the
new leader well. There are like num-
ber who will regret the passing of
Jennings. VIII Cobb be as success
ful as Jennings? The future will tell.
Among all the managers and play
ers of the past none have been more
conspicuous than Hugh Jennings. Few
have ever attained the high honors
this player and manager attained. For
tune, in the person of John McGraw.
has decreed that he play in the capa-
city of first lieutenant to that famous
manager. with the most conspicuous
base ball organization in Christendom.
Most conspicuous because it Is repre-
sentative OF the largest city on Garth
playing tho national game.
'Jcnnings has the honor of being ac-
cessory to "A dinstinction accorded very
few players or officials so far as rec
ords are concerned. The distinction
of having won pennants in the national
and American league three times in
succession. Once as a player and again
sfsr IL iIldllhEtl- TIC NiNi N7A'i'
with the Baltimore orioles when they
won the ponnant in the old national
league in 1S95-95 and 9s What old
time fan is there who does not remom-
bcr the stone wall'' infield OF old Bal
timorc club? Brothers, Reitz. McGraw
and Jennings. and how they could
field and how they could hit the ball.
In 12S games Jennings tieldet .e2s and
hit. 332.-thc first season they won tho
pepnant.
Detroit won worlds championship
back in 1887. when part aud parcel of
tho old National league. Hugh Jcn-
nings was tho successful manager.
one OF the most wonderful pennapt
races baseball over knew. Five teams
were in the race until three weeks
before the close of the season: three
OF them until the very end. and two,
the pctroits and tho Athletics fought
1t out to the last game. Detroit won
thru a marvellous burst OF speed while
on the road. Detroit finished with n
percentage OF si3 and tho Athletics
with 60,.
Again In 1905 there was race that
required the real coura+c that mon
possess, and pertinacity coIh'icd W
shrewdness and tactics that only a
real manager could give. Jennings was
tho man; Detroit won for tho second
time. six clubs were in the race for
half the season. In the last week
Detroit. Cleveland and st. Louis were
running neck and neck. Within three
days OF the close OF the season. every
one a possibility for the pcnnant. on
the first of the three days Cleveland
eliminated st. Louis; on the last day
but one Chicago stepped in and de-
featcd Detroit. and on the last day,
and game, Detroit won by n hair when
tho Tigers defeated Chicago. So close
was the race that instead OF Chicago
landing In second place, the Whito
Sox dropped to third. The season was
reminiscent of the hcartbrcakins pace
OF the Boston's and Yankees, when
Chesbro's wild pitch lost that team
the championship. That was in 1904.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-16
GlAO|S ROBINSON IS
winner ON SKATES

Pittsburg, Penn. March 15.-Gladys
Robinson of Toronto. worlds cham
pion woman icc-skater, and Joe Moore
of New York won the honors in the
international indoor ice skating races
which closed tonight.
The Canadian racer with $50 points
was an easy winner over her lone
opponent. Rose johnson OF Chicago.
taking first place in each of the six
women's events.
Moore took part in four races. He
won three first and one second for
score OF 10. Leslie Boyd. Lake PA
cid, and L. Stephenson of Toronto.
were tied for second place with 90
points.
Fred Buendgen of Chicago, was
third with 40.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-16
JOHNSON BlAMES
STATE FOR DELAY
Woodan, Pitcher

Chicago, March 15.-Rcsponsibility
for delay in tho trial OF the indicted
players and others in the baseball
scandal was thrown upon the state by
President Ban johnson OF the Amcri-
can league. in n statement made pub
lie today. He declared there would
have been no controversy such as
caused the postponemcnt of tho open
ing hearing yesterday until Thursday
II the cases had not been bunGlod when
they first came up before the grand
jury.
1T would be n calamity to organized
baseball II these cases resulted in
fiasco for lack OF evidence" Johnson
said. "bccauec 1t would cmboldcn other
players to take chances"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-16
BUTTNER'S BUSTED RIB
DOESN'T KEEP HIM DOWN

then I shall want TO pay doctor and
hospital bills out of gate receipts"
kid Angel, | understand. Is going
to wrcstlc on n sport card ut Florence.
Colo, St Patrick's day. l wish him
all sorts of luck,-bccausc I want to
meet him again.-and show him / am
the best mat tusslcr In this country"
Buttncr stated that lie believed his
ribs will have mcnded sufficiently in
eight days timo for his accepting chni-
lcnEos. Inquiries concerning Buttner's
challenge may be made at lie5-J. or the
Steel Works "Y'.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-16
PUEBLO TENNIS PLAYERS
SEND IN YOUR NAMES

Tennis players in Pueblo are plan
ming TO get courts in shape for play,
and to further this move It Is desirable
TO know who is interested in playing.
The Pueblo Athletic club is boosting
all athletic activities in this city. and
will get behind the tennis players, IL
enough signify. their desire for courts.
All who desire to play should leave
their names, and addresses with the
sport editors OF either of the daily pa
pers, A. Il. Prindlc at the City "S''
or A. W. Jones. at the Steel Works "N'',
and prompt response will speed up the
movement. Como on all you pill swat
tcrs let's have some fun this summer.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-16

Kid Buttner. 100 pound Texas wrest-
Ier. and brother to Tex" Buttner, wei
torweight boxer. wants to meet any
one in his class,-for sweet charity
sake ,,.-.,..
Il busted two ribs last sunday. an
training" said Buttncr last night
But as soon as they arc wen. am
,,oing to arrange a tusslc with any
..you can tell 'cm that will donate
tho entire proceeds to charity-unlcss
of course. bust ono OF my ribs again.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-16
RIFLE CLUB
TO STAGE CONTEST

The Pueblo Rifle club will hold
match shoot Sunday morning for mem
bers. Three prizes will be given the
high shooters, the contest to start at
$3.50 o'clock. No entrance fee is being
charged.
Lee Barkwell and. w. c. Porter claim
honors in rifle shooting at the club
They are said to be warning other
members that they will carry off the
prizes on Sunday. Other members are
anticipating keen rivalry for rifle hon
ors
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-16
Big Fight To Be
Staged In U. S.

New York. March 1.-THE worlds
championship match between Georges
Carpenter and Jack Dempsey Will not
be held in Europe. but on the Amer
lear continent. Tex Rickard, promoter.
announced today. Rickard WAS eS-
pected TO EivQ his answer some timc
this week to promoters Interested in
holding the bout in Canada fic said
he had received word that Carpenter
would arrive in the United States May
/ TO start training for the bout