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The Washington herald., 1921-01-04
New Orleans Results.

First Rsee-My Revele, l1S (King),
/ to ?, / to 6, out; Grace E, ll5 tCol-
tiletti), 4 to s, l to 4; Evelyn White,
lis (BuIton), 4 to s. Time: ~. Kit
tie Warner, Lotta G., Baby Evelyn
and War Relief also ran.
Second R.ee-Day Lily, lo1 (Rob-
erts), s to /, 3 to l. Z to s. Gorilla,
lo7 (smith), to s, to s; Lucy
Kate. lol CBurke), Z to 10. Time:
l:l7. Alcstr2I, Runmic, Gilt Fringe,
BIarney Stone, Reluctant and Tn
dine also ran.
Third Race-Back Bay, III Oar
vis). s to S, to 2, to 4; Loys, 1O3
CMcDermott), S to l, to ?; Hope
Princess, Sc CColtiletti), l to 2. Time:
l:l7. Ivanmist. Madame Byng, Beau
Brummel, Mldian, Pewaukee, Lady
Longfellow, Toe the Mark and Coun-
tess also ran.
Fourth Raee-Dancing Spray, 80
CJarvis), s TO l, 8 to s, 70 2; Chief,
104 CMcAtee). TO (, out; HsdriAn,
1o6 Cwright), 2 to 5. Time: 1:4s is
Barry Shannon. Sundizl II. and Gain
De Cause also ran.
Fifth Race-Day OF Peace, los
(King), l2 to s, to S, 2 TO s; The
rorelsner' 30 NhCDeI InOlNl' " A.
to s; Walk Up, 80 CtosiSh), Z TO s
Time: I:Is As. Old Faithful, Alex
snder, Master Jack, handtlay and
Amaze also ran.
Sixth Rsce-Lord Herbert, 1o7
CRoberts), S to l. 3 TO l, 6 to s; Ru-
fus Riley. los Murray, to 10, ; to
10; War Club. III (Ponce), 4 TO s.
Time: 1850 as. KimpalonE, St. Ger
main, Golden Dawn, Prospector and
Lady Emmeline also ran.
Seventh Rsee-Dpuglss s., los
Gregory, 6 to 1. 2 to l. even; Ser
bian, 1os CColtIlettit. even, 2 to S;
Queen Blonde, 1o7 Cobert), to 2,
Time: 1851. Rib. Bond, Lorena Moss,
Johnny overton. Betsy Asd Jack
Straw also ran.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-04
A DOUBLE-HEADER
FOR EPIPHANY GYM

Two basketball games are on tap
tonight in the Epiphany gymnasium,
on G street, the Tigers playing the
Royal Athletic Club. in the opener.
which starts promptly at 7:45. and
the Comets taking on the Arrows OF
the Y. n. c. A, in the fnal contest.
The Tigers should not experience
much difficulty in taking the meas
TIRE Of the Royals, but II is expected
that the Comets will have more than
their hands full with the Arrows.
The Comets, although having won
in the majority Of their contests. are
not satisfied with their present line
up and several well-known stars are
coming out for the team. The game
with the Arrows should disclose
some great ioor work and bask ct
shooting as both quints are fast and
accurate in caginR the bali.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-04
6'iSPQRTkEgH7 g;yE||!!; +!

bit beyond simple figures we have
at hand. Something like s1.soo, 900
made up the amount paid in TO see
the Yankees plus Babe" Ruth, in
baseball. over 100000 was taken
in at Yale-HarvArd game. Fifty
million dollars may not be very far
away. But we have no statistics
at hand to untangle any wager on
the subject.
Baseball Undoubtedly. with a fve-
month stretch over the entire coun-
try, led the field Racing ran sec
ond, with football third and boxing
fourth, as far as we can figure It
in receipts It may be that foot
ball. in two months, led rscing's
eight-month reign, but we doubt It.
as racing drew big crowds at good
prices. Man o. War alone enticed
many a dollar bill out Of the con-
sumer's feverish grip.
The head lock has been voted a
fair hold by the majority Of wreSt-
lers Well, IL the wrestlers who
are forced to absorb II can horn in
with a boost, the average spectator.
by a display of iron will power,
can probably stand for it also. At
least, there Is no reason why we
cant make an effort in that direc-
ton.
"Eugenics," says a contemporary
will be able to develop the super
man capable OF running 100 yards
In nine seconds" The art OF self
defense" wrote HEX. lis 100 yards
in 10 seconds, One hundred yards
In nine seconds should be sufficient
to bring aboet complete disarms-
ment.
We wonder II the disarmament
program sinvolves the removal OF
the kaiser's saw?
The Washington herald., 1921-01-04
YORK MANAGER REVAMP GARDEN-BG-T CAGE MEN G
3 3CHANGES BEFORE
". Y. BOXING BODY

SYRACUSE, N. V Jan. a.
Three innevatieas which will
skater all trsditions of the hEhf
game are now before the State
Boxing Cem missfen. according to
MAI ID. walker wesr, of Bing-
hamton, member of the eonnis-
siox, In an interview made pub-
lie here today. They ares
l. Inducing the big time fEAts
ers to show In upstate cities for
esnstaernbly less money than
they receive for beats In New
York City.
4 work out some plan thnt
viii result I'm reducing the ad-
mittanee fee to boxing exhfsi-
tions.
5. Ban smoking at aght efuss,
especially those that have bal
comics and galleries.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-04
NAVY TRAINING
TABLES STARTED

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Jan. 3.-Trsin-
ang tables for the leading candi-
dates for the boxing, wrestling,
swimming, gymnastic and fencing
teams began at the Naval Academy
to-day. The number in each sport
foflovs: Boxing, 3s; wrestling, ss;
swimming, 30; gymnsstics, %; fenc-
fns. IL
These With thirty members Of the
roasket-bsn squad bring the NUM-
ber OF those taking part in winter
sports who are now at the training
tables to ITO.
Each squad contains several times
the number sent to the tables, and
more viii be sent as they show their
qualifications.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-04
GEORGES REAL FOE
FOR JACK, BELIEF
Heavyweight Championship
Fight Is "Any Mans Came y
Experts Assert.

NEW YORK. Jan. a.-when Frank
Moran flashed Joe Beckett in two
rounds, hght fsndom gave up lot
Of nice things IL had been thinking
about Georges Carpenter.
He was regarded as q wonder
man because he finished the Eng
lish champion vita one punch But
when Moran, who doesn't rank one
two ten In American heavyweight
circles, did the same thing In a
round longer, the experts figured
the Frenchman would be easy for
Dempsey.
Then came the Dempsey-BrennAn
night and the champions stO>s
slumped,
The hght folks think now that
the Dempsey-Carpentier affair will
be amy mans game"
Against Brennan, Dempsey show
ed three important things that the
critics were dubious about In his
favor was the evidence that he
could 60 under pressure for at least
twelve rounds and that he can take
a hard punch from a hard hitter.
The third, less favorable to him
In doping him with Carpenter, Is
the fact shown by Brennan that he
is very open and can be reached
by a fast man who will carry the
nght to him
Brennan Fooled Jack.
Against Fulton, willard and
Miske, his last nights, Dempsey car
ried the fight and proved the truth
Of the German theory that per
feet offense needs no defense. Demp-
sey got that trio before they had
a chance to get him.
He evidently figured that Brennan
would cover up and try TO last as
long as possible. Instead Brennan
fooled him and dashed out Of his
corner on the offensive. Dempsey
was bafIIed when Brennan insisted
on carrying the fight to him, and
he had TO walt his chance.
Carpenter has a punch and so has
Dempsey, thus strengthening the
opinion expressed before that the
nrst one who gets his punch across
will win the hght
Joe Beckett is now an admitted
second rater. so Carpenters quick
work with him cannot be overesti-
mated. However, the FrenchmRn
may fight Moran. and the result will
be interesting.
Brennan is a better fighter than
Moran, but only slightly. II II takes
Carpenter more than twelve rounds
to hnIsh Moran, Dempsey will look
better.
Dempsey Was overtrsines-
However. II must be considered
that Dempsey was not himself
against Brennan. He was over
trained and stale. and he was cold
| for six rounds.
He also showed the lack Of work.
He worked his way up to willard
| by steady hghting and then grew
rusty by having only two bouts In
seventeen months.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-04
EPIPHANY TIGERS
HAVE GOOD RECORD

The Epiphany Tigers have es-
rablished a great record so far this
season, having won ten straight
games without suffering a defeat
They have defeated both Western
and Technical High Schools and are
anxious to engage Business, East
ern and Central High. The team
averages about 1sO pounds, but will
arrange games with any quint in
the District, Maryland or Virginia.
weight no consideration.
The Tigers, playing last season
at the Boys ~" won the Junior
District Championship and this year
expect to carry OF the honors for
the Church of the Epiphany, under
whose colors they are sailing along.
The little fellows are fast, display
good team work, and are accurate
IN caging the ball.
The schedule follows
January IL, Manhattan A. c. at
Epiphany. ,
January Il. Friends Select at
Epiphany.
January IA, Linworth A c. at
Epiphany Chapel
January IS, Roamer A c. at Epi-
phany Chapel.
January 20, Catholic University
Freshmen at Brookland.
January IS, Rosedale at Noel
Mouse.
February 1, Peerless A. C. at
Epiphany.
February 4. Stewards at Carroll
Institute
February >. Friends Select at
Epiphany.
February IL, Quincy A C. at Car
roll Institute.
February Is, Sterling A. C. at
Epiphany.
February q, Grace Church. at
Epiphany.
February IS, Quincy A. C. at
Epiphany.
For open dates write to Manager
Tarry Leimbsch or Jack Haas, 1917
@ street northwest
The Washington herald., 1921-01-04
'HUCCDNS PLANNING
TO RECAST ENTIRE
BIG CITY OUTFIELD.
To Eliminate Ruth From
Suburbs-Veach a Yank
Possibility.

NEW YORK. Jan S.-The capture
Of Bobby Roth, rowing outnelder
Of the American League, by the
Yankees may be only the hrst or
a series OF deals planned by Man
axer Higgins to recast his outneld
lineup. It is not improbable that
Ruth win be eliminated as q sub
urbanits before Higgins completes
his moves. That will be contingent
however, on whether walter Pipp
remains with the team
The passing OF Duffy Lewis means
that the Yankees must acquire a
capable sun fielder. Lewis was one
OF the best gardeners that has play
ed the sun neld at the Polo Grounds
since the days Of Spike shannon.
Roth Is q right fielder by trade, and
so 10 Ruth. Ping Bodie, a capable
center fielder. has never relished the
Job Of gazing At q game through
smoked glasses, and, besides Ping
may not stick with the Yankees.
Ny. May Get veseh.
The fact that Tyrus Cobb. De-
trott's new manager, Is said to have
placed Boboie Veach on the mar
ket strengthens the suspicion that
the Tiger slugger may replace Lew
IS II higgins can exchange some
pitching material for him. Veach
Is not the best left fielder in the big
league, but he IL experienced and
a good. steady man. Bobby Is get
ting along and his speed aneld or
on the bases Is nothing much to
boast ok-but he can hit
For the arst time since Higgins
took charge % the Yankees he is
eonfronted with a shortage of left
handed pitchers. Having disposed
Of Thormahlsr and Mogridge, he now
has left only Harry Harper and
Frank ODoul Harper, with the
Senators, was an tn-snd-outer whose
lack Of control has seriously handi-
raped him
oDouI to Get Chssee.
4 few weeks ago It was rumored
khat O'Doul would be sent back to
she Pscinc Coast League. He has
declared that he will not return to
New York unless given q chance to
pitch himself into winning form
Higgins is IN q qusndary, for he
cannot send O'Doud away without
losing title to him. Several major
managers are ready to claim this
pitcher II waivers are asked. there
fore II appears that O'Doud will
come back and get q real chance.
The problem Of placing Bob Meu-
sci remains unsolved- Some Of Meu-
sells terrible outneld performances
last summer drove Huggins to dis
traction By playing Long Bob in
right nsld whenever possible, Hug
gins placed him in q position where
he could do the least harm.
Huggins has evidently decided to
play Wilson Fewster at second base,
but he also bears Fewster in mind
as an outdeldsr.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-04
BUSINESS MEETS
QUINCY TONIGHT

The Quincy A. C. quintet and Busi-
ness Seniors hook up tonight in a
game in the Carol gymnasium.
The clubmen expect to try several
combinations in an attempt to find a
winning lineup for the Linworth
contest Friday night. Manager w.
II. Smith. 1717 Lincoln road north
east, Is arranging a stiff schedule
for the Quincy outht.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-04
Indian NdtiondIists
Plan British Boucott

ALLAHABAD, India, Jan. a.
Boycott of European made goods
and the person Of the Duke of Con-
naught, who is to arrive here short
ly on an officisl visit, was recon-
mended by the Nationalist Indian
Congress at Nagpur.
Resolutions of sympathy with the
Sim Fein and in memory Of Ter
ence MacSwiney were adopted.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-04
YANKEES WONDER,
WHO'LL GO NEXT

NEW FORK. yans z---rhe rsH-
kees are eagerly seasnfHa tie
list sf traAes already mate. and
eea5ectus3zg upSn trades % ceae.
DuRy LewtA. George hsgrsAgs,
Herbert rAprnahien- ssnny vlek.
MuAly nukl anl Den Pratt arc
aHsAa these wAs hsve moved
sH. RuAsx has 10 that other
trades are eesteHpiste6- wsffie
Pfpp has bees nsneA It fs pos
sible shst Truek Hannah. Ernie
shsrs. BSb Me0rsw and e~e or
tive s<hers VIII swtsG sst on the
trsfi. 80 the bsys ssnG 10 them
selvesf
~Hurrnh for the already trsee<.
Three eAeers fer the NEXT 10 ge.-
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Hail and Farewell.

Hail and Farewell.
Each one Is Greatest as he holds
the topI
Bat let some enc ste, up and frisk
the prizeI
Let sone one take him for the hasI
flop,
Oh, what a yawp arises to the skies,
As howIiax nobs in chorps-tesSue
repeats
"say. wss did this big stupid ever
bestf-
Europe has just one good heavy
weight boxer. and his name is Car
pentier. The others are beyond be-
lief. The U. s. A. psy not have the
greatest crop in the world outside
of Dempsey, but when you start
comparing Joe Beckett and
"Bomby" Wells with Harry Wills,
Jess willard. Fred Fulton, Bill
Brennan and even Frank Moran
but why start a comparison as lop-
sided as this2
To Regulate
The new Boxing Union hopes to
regulate weights and other condi-
tions." Here are q few conditions
that might be regulated:
!. Purses demanded by boxers
reduction advocated, 80 per cent.
2. Prices that have to be charged
to meet the purses demanded.
3. The same treatment for fight
fans accorded baseball and football
fans.
why does a fight fan have to be
treated as a bum about half the
time?
The new association or union or
organization can go still further
without making any mistake on the
aggressive side.
Boxing is a great game, in spite OF
four-fifths Of those registered on its
payroll.
Mil Felicidases.
To sons Of sport and all the rest
We sens this greeting frora the
heartf
May Fortune aid yen in the game
And boost you to a fresAer start,
To those on whom kood luck has
smilel,
May its smile Iessthe. with the
To those who'se known tn. thsrn,
May kesrtaches be displaced BY
cheers.
We trust that each and all may
know
That men grow wise through
being fooIsy
That those worth while In any game
Play fair and recognise the rules.
Though soAe must fail and others
rise,
The games the thing and not ths
score.
Deserve. IL you can't win the prize,
And do year best; gods can't 40
more.
May love and laughter light your
way,
with woe enough to make you
know
The vsise of the happy things
To MS poor nertaIs here below.
May life grow richer year By year,
With your lament for your des
pastI
And may ali safely get to hrst
Asa safely cross the plate at last
JOHN II. M'GOUGH.
Prsvisesee, r. 4.
"A bets B." writes correspon.
dent, that over sso. 900, 900 was TAX
en- in gate receipts last year at ali
forms Of. sport. Is this good esti.
mater
Figuring about seventeen sport.
from southwestern California tC
northeastern Maine and from north.
n A.. -
The Washington herald., 1921-01-04
Arranging Cage Schedules.

Manager Alphonse Folliard, 12I
W street northwest, is arranging
a schedule for the fast going Peer,
less A. c. quintet.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-04
MAYFLOWER FIVE
SWAMPED, 62-IO

Potomac Council basket ball team
overwhelmed the Mayhower quintet
for a S2-to-1o victory in a fast
played game on the Gonzaga gym
nasium floor last night. Accurate
shooting by Duffy, F. Collins and
Holbrook, and brilliant guarding by
Frank and OLone featured the bat
tie. The losers failed to garner a
point after the first half. The line
up and summary:
The Washington herald., 1921-01-04
Circles Beaten.

The Lafayette A. C. won a fast
basketball game from the Circles,
20 to Is, in the Carroll Institute
gymnasium Saturday night.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-04
Mayhower.

Field soaIs-Dufy, T.; F. Collins,
I; Holorook, 4; Frank, 3; J. Collins,
l; o'Lone, 1; Genau, /; Psntsl. 1;
Houston. 1; Morgan, 2; Long, 1. Free
throws-Dufry, 4. Referee-Cos.
tello.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-04
H0LLYER'S COMMENT
" on the Sport of Kings
RERr II CnHNn
By BERT Il. CoLLTER

DevOnite.
Just one more Of those extra good
2year oldS This bird il eScep-
tionslly well schooled. breaks like
a veteran and has shown quarters
in o.23. This repeated will win.
like this chap extra well. The
contention will in all probability
come from One Pin and the Loveliest.
The latter is a splendid locker and
has an outside chance to spill the
frijoles.
The second spasm brings out
fair lot Of sprinters Of which ! IA
vor the long overdue Assume This
maverick was the medium OF an
overnight plunge that made some
Of the old timers sit up and wink"
you know, Al, the same kind they
used TO serve over in Riley's alley.
JREo is fast and extra good at this
time, while The Portuguese was a
commission horse last time Nun
sed. Trust OficiSl showed a real
spanking winning effort over at
jefferson Park and ! think this
looks like an easy spot Rising
Rock is fast as a bullet but a rank
gutter. Tab the ring action closely
on the latter. Thimble is another.
that has been in the vat for QUitCs
some time. There is dough here for
almost a week.
Wyoming was wEEered on over
night and il would seem that this
good racing tool is one Of the
choice morsels Of the day. Pick
wick fSvors the going snd there rs
a doubt in my mind as to whether
Clancy has him well heated" as
yet. The betting mart will tell the
tale. Bullet Proof is up 70 his best
racing form and under q good
strong ride is at all times danger
Gus. For the NTH I have selected
| Marvin May This smart trick has
shown rare ConsistenCe OF late and
I / look for her to annex the nth
| without any serious trouble The
| Wits winning effort was a bit above
the average. Personally ] think be
has been a bit underrsted. Gain
| de Cause. fresh and good, has the
peep end at his mercy.
Harvest King is so good that ]
am asking him to come right back
and repeat for us. He has II on thus
kind Of a mob. More anon.
Best bet Of the day.
DEVoNITE
Best take chance bctt
HARVEST KING.
Best PsrIsyI
/ MARVIN MAY, TRUST OFFICIAL
HARVEST KING A PLACE
NEW ORLEANS SELECTIONS
Ftrst Rsee-DcyoHite, One Pis
| LoveIIest.
second RAce-Assuwe, JsEo, The
Portuguese.
Thfrd RAee-Trust orictsI. Ris-
/ ing Rock, Thimble.
Fourth Rsee-wyomihE, PtcE.
wick. Bullet Pr~cf.
FIfth Race Marvin May, TIE
Wit. GsIn de Cause.
sixth Rsee-H.rVest King, War
saw, Lord Herbert.
seventh Rsce-H. c. BHsch, Cor
son- GlenweIl.
Best Bet-DevoHite.
TIA JUANA SELECTIONS
First Rsce-oIa Lee, Sister Polly,
The Nsmp.
second Rsee-NSsntsis Girl. The
Gallant, Irish Daisy.
rhird Race Bsisy, Essmiser
Huge
Fourth Race ce-Yukon- PIsrrol
Billy.
rifth Race Dimitr1, Private,
PsIneIL.
sixth Rsee-Tsey Shall Not Pass
Sea Way, Runecrsft.
seventh Race - sedsn, DeIsRd
sturdee.
Best Bet-TAey SHAH Not Pass
The Washington herald., 1921-01-04

"A bets B." writes correspon-
dent, that over $50. 100000 was TAX
en- in gate receipts last year at ali
forms of. sport. Is this a good esti-
mater
Figuring about seventeen sports
from southwestern California to
northeastern Maine and from north
western Oregon to southeastern
Florida brings on a complication Q
The Washington herald., 1921-01-04

'SeA Prince, lOS; 'Constsntine, 1906,
'Le Balafre. los; PlAntErede, ia
Sixth Rsce-One mile: 4-yesr-olds
and up; claiming; purse $500. slip
perry Silver, 10l; 'zoie, lOl; 'Pie,
iol; 'Duke Run, lO5; Waterford,
lo3; 'All Smoke, los; sLittle Ed
lo6; sFaux Col, loB; G&rnles LAs,
Attorney MUir, IoS.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-04
'DUCKPIN RESULTS.

Totals. 4os .ss 4Ia
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-26
Make Your Own
Gray Hair Remedy

Mrs. 4. Dixon. weT-knOwn
Brooklyn trained nurse made the
following statement regarding gray
hair: "Streaked. faded OF gray hair
can be quickly turned black. brown
or light brown. BY the use OF the
following remedy that you can make
at home:
Merely get a box OF Oriex pow
der at any drug store. L costs very
little and no extras 10 buy. Dissolve
il In OF. OF distilled or rain water
and comb Il through the hair. Full
directions for mixing and use and q
gold bond guarantee come in each
box. One box VIII last you for
months.
1T Is safe. IL does not rub of. Is
not sticky or gImmy. and leaves the
hair fluffy L Will make q gray
haired perso- look twenty years
younger ADJ
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-26
0'CALLAGHAN GETS
PERMIT TO EMBARK
Lord Mayor of Cork TO Attend
New York Meeting Be-
fore Leaving.

NORFOLK. Va. Jan. 25.-LorG
Mayor O'Callaghan Of Cork. who
was surrendered 20 immigration au-
thorities here Monday and was then
given a seaman's certificate permit
ting him TO ship aboard foreign
bound vessel. left for New York
Monday night. According TO immi-
grafton authorities. he is free 20
depart on any vessel bound abroad
from any port he may care TO
choose. O'Callaghan announced on
leaving that he would attend a
meeting OF the committee in charge
Of affairs Of Irish relief in New
York Tuesday night.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-26
Cured His RUPTURE

1 was badly ruptured while lifting
trunk several years ago. Doctors said
nv only hope u cure was an operation.
Trusses did me no good Finally I got
hold 81 something that quickly aud com
pletely rureo me Years have passed
and the rupture has never returned. al
though / am doing hard work as car
penter There was no operation. no lost
time no trouble. I have nothing 20
sell. bur will give full Information about
how YOU NAV find a complete cure with
out operation. II YOU write % me. Eu-
gene NJ pullen Carpenter. $50 O Mar
cellu- Avenue. Manasquan. y J. Better
cut out this notice and show II % any
others who are ruptured-yOu m0y save
a life or at least stop the mise-r 81 rup-
operation Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-26
RAID Sim FEN
DANCE; ONE KILLED

By international News Service
DUBLIN. Jan. 25.-Twenty-seve
persons were arrested when Black
and Tan" policemen raided a Sim
Fein dance az Drogheda early today.
One member OF the attacking
marty was killed when an assault
vas made upon the police and mill
tarv barracks AT BandOn on Monday.
Three persons. in their beds were
wounded by stray bullets.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-26
VIOLENT RIOTING
RENEWED IN INDIA,
MOB $4,000 STRONG
By international News Servlce:

ALLAHABAD India. Jan. % -
Violent rioting was reported from
the F'aizabad district OF Oudh prov
ince. Sixty houses were burned 4
mob OF 1900 motives is heavily
armed. Heavy forces OF police have
been sent from Lucknow. > miles
distant. but the government fears 10
SEND soldiers as actual warfare
might result Seven arrests were
made here.
Later reports from Faizabad said
that the natives were threatening TO
annihilate the police and that the
governor had been persuaded 10 send
troops from Lucknow.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-26
DRESS MATERIALS

We feel certain that it will
be impossible for you to get
Dress NJ a t erials LIKE
THESE Cat the prices here
advertised at any other
store than the Star Store.
Ask to see them while IN the
store tomorrow.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-26

the city council 20 grant wage in
.creases totalling $4,000. The council
voted not to consider wage increases
for city workers until the state legis-
lature adopts measures 20 relieve
Chicago's financial condition.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-26

1O7 IL y. Second ST, died at Ep-
worth hospital IN South Bend about
6 o'clock Monday morning as the
result OF complication of grippe and
Besides her husband
and parents Mrs. Goldfues is sur
vived by four sisters.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-26
WOOL. SERGE

36-inch All Wool Serge.
comes in ali colors. includ-
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Value-tomOrrOV on
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