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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-03
REAL ESTATE FOR s,tJE
Farms and Land for Sal.
+ a II 81 s.

~ IL NJ =.
We rave number Of farm, 81,
H nc bought a, what you VIZ
uatHdiils. IL YOU are !ltrrcs,I
in,cr Hs."s thrm II VIII be to your
% acres. - IN high state OF cuJ,,
'!"n. 10 acras OF cut ,ycrin,,'i -
can b" cleared very easily -"G htt
wei SGT IN young timber sor,, re-,
which IS largo enough to satv 81
Dwelling ~ 10 rooms lor,,,I w.
ncnuti;ul grove. large German j..
hn!S" cattle and hsy. barn
"ihvr outhulldings. orcharJ .I"Lni
plarc IL located - inll.s from ms
moo on county road . milo
iiitpii station Th.a Is Dos,.t,,u
th' "'St buy Ia tho State. SIs6G1 y
rs acres. % mics from nicnt,o,.,
F1"h hrich dwelling good -
hulih'nGs. uic. orchard To-, az 49,
NM" long ropJ frOntara 70
can y" bought ~ 81 psr .,,-o NJ
rni.I'ugs alone are worth Tho ~
or the whole. ''''@
!" acres Is niles from Rlchuor.,
: flHrs from ashland. loom liz. r.
'nE ~ good condition. acre
tr'n"fi. ABOUT !" acres well a.,
,"'H n'i'ul young timber. ,o1- r
tonnage. $50 '''H
J A CONNOLLY & COMPANY
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Suburban for SIZE

Ten ROOM HOUSE. four ill.,. i.nt. ,.,-l,
i iya lnr i'n. 800 FERN, - ro,ras
Read, iighlinI Spring Pn,rc M.it,aa
i-'-%
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houses FOR Sale


ron SALE several bI. I,,,g,t,
%tnH 1870 homes prices from ! to,l
10 ft".unV. "a .h>y terms small 80
~ "Iy'T Eafly possession EIrnut.'1I
- W. Ncuniry. real cctats. Eoian
II ANrNhlt ~ Modern come r..
sue az enhances. front and 49,
!"i mes. i1s1 ssiaSc Madison ~ Al
AOu;Ea tor sal" a.. over tie eity en-. !.
~" ga 'asy terms, Como :, ... 'e u
ones. - !! Zifile. 3iZ :. aiain $500 To- I
SIN ROOM stucco ourgaIow: v.tv
,oa. on, dock 10 dnGplc-track csr
". "'' Slty conN"uIcucrs. Ic..D o..
sslon. HSlhnd Really co. "A
WE SILL. HOMES
i'E.I.i- - ROGERS A, 90
MAD 49,. MI.-r,' IN,
" hSl tNb-EVr sale. my modern ho,r. :.
looms J" 'hc W'st Eni t'ni"ss ~
Nm "h W to-iHt' nom. ann 49,
t'..n" ip' AFri gaytn"ui. do moi 49,,
-. iio1 sya. 'City ''' '"."eT
VEST Esd 'l5.ooo bcau,iiul s.ra,.r- .,..
1oiIh COOS "'L'
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EUery Ad on This Page Is An Opportunitv Read The
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING


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ca WORD
equity insertion
The largcs
.ate for ms aSc
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Help Wantctl-Sialr

AuTOMonlLE MECHANIC WASTED
,A MN rArN NG % g l !,AIMl%@ y i%E
EHrEKIENCh NNn MUST kNOW Ills
M iG%2Ffff,oN T N(i5 iN W6
EE;ETAINi%G ~ ,Hr'roMoiii.t:S ltE
m i,l noe" %EA ,iA% ME. VERSE nAES
70 HE \ DODGE ENrERT 70 APPLY
ril!!ENh ARR FOUR ,MA!% @uA!.itl.
iiIs IGG 5d Il, rW!t GET u Nh. THEY
I 1; IL ,,&,m,%u3 ,GILttA,iHE:AcrEh AND IS
r!,ll!n. E9u Mu$T \ Sow ,Youn nCSi:
ATl.E ~. ,MEEr TIiE rtnLG. :"
.r,Ii,3.i!ii. HIP M;\N WHO IAN MEET
SIG%EG. VINO Will. lMMEnI NTELY
WltE% hrFi;Yi!NG. PLEASE WRITE:
iIANpwRi'riN,i. AND wiIE% YOU GIVE:
M!:EEERENrES ME%rioM. SOME Alto
HAVE WORkED. A%p ALSO TWO or
M1EE I,\itriE rs ;, WHO uAXE NEyE +
M AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS.
N WORTH
CARE DuRHAM I.QAN MD TRUST 20.
RRlGIiI' YOUNG MAN wnnt5d for general
uirce work. Arply sol Mu'ua. nulldur
cA%?;y;AssEHs 70 :cli KwihHslh. the tastes,
d.y. lAhc-II comm !ss inus. Apply Mrs
scott, bIaITs Drug store. SO EHst broad
COLLECTOR wanted youug man. salary
and commission; no application answer
cd unless accompanied ~ last three
years .Npcriyuyc and references. p.rnitn-
ont. Ron u 81. .rhe Times Dispatch.
EXTRA noo'ulaehs wanted for Saturdays
SIS East Main. 40 East Main. 7Di East
JOB pKINTER wanted. ot;ic" well equip
ped: rice toxin. Address A!tav!si..
journal. Altayista. Va.
MEN wanted to learn the barber trad.
Tuition, $50: tools free, diplomas given.
WIZ" inr information. Richmond Bar
Der College. n0i East Marshall Street.
Sign PNINTER-ENpcrI.a steady
W'EN. Good way Apply r"HGy Tul.
work. GoN'rn0r street
WANTED. iwo live. .n.r.otir statesmen TO
soil AUTOMOBILES. SO HAS bcous need up-
nly. Box : SIS, care The Dispatch.
WE HAVE THE BEST PROPOSITIONS
-. THE CITY no DEFER CA%vASSERS
AND lNStEANcE MEN.
STRAIGHT WEEKLY SALARY AND
BIG BONUS FOR UUSTLERS. APPLY TO
CAsTEL.bERG's.
NEXT TO the BROADWAY rIIEATER.
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Wunicu-Iical i,,,.,.r

FoN b.:SI RESULTS .Ms your uyDp,-., II
sNH Ia Garrett a. Co, iii. I.a.t 81. IL
street -
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Articles for Sale
.ASpERSO%'S
" EEk END SPECIALS.

80 - ''N's'''
ono i.conhrd' Polar King r,fris
si4i"I h2-ih. capacity. side Icer.
one Aero rcfris"r.,or com. "a
Ha''y' side ic"r' only s2o.15.
on" Wh'e Mountain rcfrigcr.,or
bargain
ON" %-p:cco walnut bedroom suit.
slightly used, nut rcnu!sncd good
as new only $3.50.
one !-picge walnut bedroom su.;.
$l'9''. he SURE to sec this.
one mahogany chinonIer. sas55
one golden OAK chinonier. $3.50.
one ;;,.p!gge mahogany davcne,,e
A&DERSoN-S
BROAD NEAR FIRST
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AUTOMOBILES fur Su.e

1920 touring, with starter.
1920 ton truck, with pneu-
matte tires and body.
1918 ton truck, with solid
tires.
1918 half-ton chassis.
Half-ton delivery truck,
with eXcelle mt panel
body.
1917 roadster.
These are a few of our
wide assortment Of used
Fords. 1t will pay you 30
look them over before GUY
ing.
UNIVERSAL MOTOR co.
1912 West Broad Street
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Garages for Kent TIA
Summer Places for Rent 8

HAGE. .c.,r a.. No sJl2 Grove Avenue.
"aSr-sion a. once. j. y. Come ~ . 80
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COLCNEp EEOI'LE. NDVICE-For r,ut.
several aat=, nrst months Irnt .rc, 10
good tenants. sec Il. :. Dorsey. 5-s
Sorih AdHma street.
rHtTr!ESr r-oposlt.ou IN Wus, End.
''SambrrldyUu home ggl! ...4,- AyyU..'
al. H.ludo!ph &ji-
WEST kNb--W!li r,ui iuruis!i.i house In
Nvst End '"i'h touki. Ken, c!.-ly, to
Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-03

AWNINGS. AWNINGS!
order UuN Aud ,tNulG the rusn ,,J,g.,
2is- h!ynHIonu AWNING 60, SIi %UpIn
SINH. ~. :"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-18
RESPUNS
Ziarului "Rominia Noua" 81
unui cal0mniator ordinar.
coyvINuARE DE pE rAGINA 1.

general foreman nici nu e.
xista--ca mar ocupa nici un
rom1n positia aceasta, G iaras
o minciuna sfruntata.
In fiecare fabrica unde lu-
'creaza romini suht c1tiva fore
mani rom1ni, dupa numarul
lucratorilor, 81 aceasta fiindca
seful atelierului sau sefii ate
lierelor nu Sc pot 1ntelege en-
alte neamuri. Foreman-ii Sc
aleg dintre lucratorii mai vechi
carl cunosc 1Y amanuntime in
treaga organizatie a fabricei,
numirea, sculelor, masinelor-
unelte, ale materialelor, depo-
sitele, etc, si- carl stu limha
engleza ca sa Sc poata intelege
bine 81 la iuteala cu seful de
atelier 81 Gu. alti functionari al
fabricei, 81 numarul foreman
ilor romini Sc ridica la mai
multe suite. Numai aici in
Cleveland sunt peste douazeci
foremani rom1ni 81 dupa stiin-
ia noastra sase "foreladies"
(forelady-scf de echipa fe-
mee).
Care a. fost scopul individu-
lui Mihaescu Sc Injoseasca asa
de tarS pc romIni,> III cit sal
puma in coada tutulor natiuni-
lor, char 81 a Negrilor, fiindca
81 printre Ell sunt specialist,
nu putem intelege.' IIas;lm ca
aceasta mentalitate Sc fie des-
legata de acei carl au arut usu-
rinta sal publice proza.
Urmarea in numarul de
milne.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-18
BIBLloeRAFIE


A aparut in editura institului de
editnra "Cartea Romineasca'':
Lecf'uni de cosMografie pentru
q. Via de licee, q. VIII scoale-
lor secundare de fete, selninarii 81
scoh notmale de N. AbromescM,
conferentiar. IA Uniyeraitatea din
Cluj. PrDtul Is Lsi. De vinzare
Ia principalele librxrii din tar6.
Q carte folositoare, pc care re-.
comandam pentrt Bibfictecile So
cietatilcr noastrc Il prietenilor
nogtri. (14)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-18
Pclitia cauta pc 0 blonda'
Cleopatra.


Chicago. = Politia din Chi
cago callta sa aflc urmele mci
blonde Cleopatra, care tine un
jurnal GU mlmele Oamenilor pro-
minenti de afaceri pc care la
sedllS de au VENT in camera eli
unde patru brate puternice de
barhat ii intimpina 81 lie golea
buzunarele, le : lla~ inelele 81 in
multe cazalri 81 dmbracamintea.
So spune ca Cleopatra este
foarte frumoasa 81 ca i'm fie-care
seara victima cadea in nina Ell
Complicii Ell. i'd. Kurt Hurts
man 81 Joseph I. Brown au fost
prinsi de polite. insa Cleopatra
disparut.
Hurtsman spune ca C1eopa-
ira este sofia lui 81 de Hoe dir
Wichita, Kansas.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-18

Femeia care Isl teSala barba
telll de trei orr pc ii, in stare
Sc suceasca gitul norei sale daci
fe>punde in re>pir la vorbele bar
batului - thaiatul mamei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-18
Blondele vor dispare.

Princenton, n. J. = Dupa cum
spune profesoru William T.
Scott 4" la miversitatea dit
Prlncenton, peste o mie de AN
blonde MI va maj exista.
El >punc ca blondele depand;
de provide de carbuni, 81, peste
mie de ami sursele carbunilol
yor fl Secatlritc iar oamenii 81
vor trage spre pArtile tropicale
lar aci soarele puternic va cres
brunette, lar blondelc vor dispare
cu totul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-18
Germanii foImeaza banca in
Spania.

Madrid. - Doua institutii i'm.
portante germane au fosi siabl
lite acum de curind in Spania
| ma Bancf germana din Anne.
rica Sudica. care are branse il
mai multe orase din Brazilia. Ar
yentina 81 Mexico: doua este
fabrica pentru constructii elec.
trice. 'aceasta flma wa prelua
asupra Ell Ori ce constrllctie dc
acest fel 81 va incerca electa'ifi.
carca cailor ferate.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-18
DE.O vREA DUMNEZEU.

Rumlnui gaia de plecare.
Nevasta,. hop de colo, sare:
= Da Ibine, mai barbate-acum
Gasltu-ti al sa pleci la drum?
Tu nu vezi ca noapte- -afara?
- Stii ce, muiere? Hal te cara
Din noapte trebue sd plec,
Mai ciltre zori girla so tree,
Ca la 'namiezi in tirg s'ajuny.
Doar stii ca drumul cam lung.
81 daca VIM mere!e toate,
Pc poimiine ma si'ntorc poate..
- Asculta icea ce-ti spui eu,
're duel tn, de-o vrea Dumnezeu
81 te'ntorci lar dac'o vrea ell.
= De ce? Mi-e carul usurel.
Mis- boil, cum stii,. zdraveni tun
81 drumu pin 'acolo bun,
Ca sa ma TEN, ar Fl prostie.
= Barbate ma. lasa sd 'fie,
Tu ri asa cum iii zic EN-:
Ma due dae'o vrea Dumnezeu.
= Ca taci, ca eSti prApastioasa !
De-acu. mai ramii sanatoasa.
lnJuga el, la drum pornes;e,
A dona zi>in tirg soseste,
Petrece maria 81 facind
Din tirgueli ce-avea de gind,
Asa. cind soarele sfinteTte,
lnjuga lar si-acas porneSie.
Pc drum sal treaca de urit,
Mai da m basamac pc git.
Mai verde foie maghiran''
Mai. ''hais .Loian, mai cea Plavan,
Cind mai avea pima la sat
Doar citi-va pasi, inoptar
81 Ia podisca cind soseste,
Iata 81 hotii cal opreste
81 dupa ce mil dau de par
Sil lasa hat, ibatindu-l mar,
Caruta, boil, i-au luat, T
Gu ce-avusese cumphrat
81 banii din chimir pc toti
Si-a'poi, mai prinde-i, daca poti!
lntru tirziu, desmetecit,
Asa batut 81 jefuit,
Pc cit puterile il lasa,
0 ia incet-incet spre casa,
i(Inde ell mare greutate
Ajunge biet sin usa bate.
Nevasfa lui, din somn tresare
81 'ntreaba speriata tare;
- Care esti ala de tot batii
Noaptea asa tirziu, ce c'ati'
Eu chip, 81 Dc vrea numnsssu,
Pbate ca sunt ,barhatul tau.
Victor Bilciureecu.
kooNAII ZlARA
A1EIllCA'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-18

Spuneti la o femeie de optzecl
de ami ca nu arata Mai mutt ca
80 81 isl va zice in glndul Ell
''Asta un mincinos'' dar fit
siguri ca nu 50 va supara.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-18

Vechiul proverb: Omll pro
pune: 81 Dlmnezeu dispune. IL
ziua de All s'ar putea schimbt
GU: Barbatul propune 81 femei;
diSpune"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-18


Chardon, Q. -. D-na Marie
Green 81 rei trei copilas al ei
victimele focului de Vineri, vo,
Fl ingropati All in cimiterul sa.
tului.
Toti patru vor oca,pa un singul
mormlnt, alaturi de fatal sau
care mlrit achm 0 luna dc
zile.
D-na Green a 5ncercat ca sd
salvaze pc cei trei copii al eli carl
au fost prins de kn foe in casa,
81 neputind al scSpa a ramas sd
inOarA cu Ell.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-18
Fcstul imparat Carol, mai bine.

Geneva. - Fos1ul imparat Ca
rol al Austro-Ungariei. care i
fo>t bolnav de Influenza (grips
spaniola), Sc simte foarte bint
acum, dupa cum s'a anunta1
prin o depesa. All -
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-18

ttrpapta Ell tfost dus repede IN
un spital pc East Cleveland. Z.
a murit ieri dimeneata.
Zajc ,tn tinar de nouAspre
zece ami. Ell IA refl,zat sd spuna
cine "a impuScat, 81 a tlus eli G.
secretul mort mi. ~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-18
DIN HUcA CONDEUbU|

John Tuttle, din SarahSvillc,
raportat politiei din Martins
Ferry ca gasit o perechie de-
ochelari in cotetul hui de gaini.
'Proprietarul lor poate sd vie
orr 81 cind dupa eli daca va expli-
ca ce-a cautat in cotetul gainl-
slor" "a zis Tuttle. - De buna
seama cN ma intrat in cotet Ell
>copnI sal curete de gainat.
i
Mai multi ofiteri francezi 81
cng.ezi au refuzat decoratiilc
regelui Constantin. Bietul
Tino. M Use cauta MARTA.
=
; Tn prcot dim California a zl>
ca iadul G pin De femei en- 70
chita pima la genunchi. cu Ibluzc
fara mIneci 81 decoltate de li->e
vede peptul. - Bine. parintclc.
nici in lad nu le lasi >a Sc poarte
cum le sta ~bine?
i
Femeia care Isl te>ala barba-
| telul de trei orr pc ri, G in stare
Sc suceascA gituI norei sale daca
ie>punde in re>pir la vorbele bar
batului = haiatul mamei.
\
Sam Michalov. condamnat la
moarte. find inchiS la inchi>oa-
rea Sing Sing. 81 find inca trei
luni de zile pima la executare}
lui. eel lalti coNlamnati la moar-
tie au Ec'amat dirrctoru'"i sa-'
mute DIN celuia lui fiind-ca sfo-
raie ca un ferestrau circular in
actiune 81 nu pot dormi din pri.
Gina lui.
Sentinta de, moarte fosl
schimbata cu inchisoare Pc viata.
81 ceilalti condamnati jubilau Cd
vor scapa de 'el. dar aflind ca
tot in inchisoarea acea Isl va
face osinda. noua suite de ban
diti de automobile. spargatori de
ease 81 pungasi de buzunare. al
petitionat la guvernOr. cerlnd
stramutarea hi. asa ca bietuI
Sam fost mutat la nlchlso'trea
Clinton. din Dannemora, unde
is "a pregatit o celula Gu pereti.
captusiti ca Sa nu strabata Sgo-
motul a'fara. unde poate SfOra
fara sd supere urechile delicate
ale detinutilor
=
Nechiul proverb: Omul pro
pune: 81 Dlmnezeu dispune. III
ziua de All S'ar putea schlmba
GU: ''Barbatul propune 81 femel;l
diSpune"
=
Spuneti la femeis de optzeci
de ami ca nu arata Mai multi ca
80 81 isl va zice in gindul Ell
'Asta un mincinos. dar tit
siguri ca nu 50 va supara.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-18
0noreaza pc femeia pc care o
iubea Lincoln.

Petersburg. III. - Mormintui
decedatei Ana Rlltledge, iubita
lui Abraham Lincoln, a fost or
nat All GU un frumos monument
ae grant, Gle coboritorii oameni.
'lor earl All fo,t intim as6ciati GU
mare!e emancipation. cind acesta
'ocuia Ia New Salem.
Acest monument inlocalieste q
mica 81 nelnsemnata piatra, pe
care Iabea Sc yedea cuvlntele
Ann Rutledge".
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-18
INFORNAT|UN|
Sapte detinuti pentru linsare.

Y
Birmingham. Ala. l6 Ian. =
Patru snb-ofiteri 81 trei soldati
din garda nationala. an sfost are
| stati All seara 81 pusi in temnita
| din judetul Jefferson, in legatura
GU linsarea minerului William
Baird, Joia trecuta la Jasper.
Ala.
Arestarea acestor soldati din
garda nationaM fost facuta
! dupa marturisirile unui soldat
facnte inaintea judecatorul.li
Horace c. Wilkison.
Minerll linsat a fost luat din
temhita de catre niste oameni
mascati. Jora trecuta, aceSta a
fost arestat in legatllra ctl, i'm
puscarea soldatului James Nor
ris, care apartinP la compania
NJ. din care fac parte 81 detinutii
de mai sus.
1xplcsis d gaz omoara trei.
Bow, N. H. Ezplozia unor
tezi de gaz. in casa d. Arthur j.
Curtis, a omorit dol copfi 81 ars
att de grav pc d-na Curtis in
cit murit incurind dupa explo-
zie. Dol lucratori au fost gray
raniti lar casa fost 1alirata.
+ :.
M vrea sG spun4 cine ID
impu,cat.
John A. Zar fost aflat ira
gind de moarte pc treptele easel
lui de pc Brook Road in apro-
pierre de linia ferat8 New York.
Central din satul Fdclid. I'm
g1oante a pxtyuns N t6mpla
The Cordova daily times., 1921-07-02
EMPRESS THEATER HAS FINE PROGRAM
 NEXT THREE DAYS

Mary Miles Minter is on the boards at the Empress tonight only. fea- tured in Rosemary Climbs the Heights clean, wholesome com. edy drama that will appeal to all.
 With heart free from callouses, Rosemary, a village product with talent as an artist. Is precipitated into the turmoil of the city.
 Ben Lomond, one of natures most beautiful spots. was chosen for many Of the outdoor scenes, and the scenic beauty of the picture is unriyaled Combined with the sweet fascinating | star good story and strong sup porting cast. Rosemary Climbs the Heights" is a happy combination of romance and humor
 An added attraction for tonight will be the two reel Mack Sennett comedy, By Golly" It has all the | famous stars-all the speed, ingenu- ity, new twists and unexpected fun that have earned for Mack Seanett, rightfully, the title of comedy king | In other words, it's another Sennett knockout, and showing for tonight only.
 On Sunday night only comes Bry- ant Washburn and Wanda Hawley in joyous comedy ranking class A in the amusement line, The Six Best Cellars" It's "corking" tale Of popping corks, picture for vets" 'drys,' and others-a picture with kick" that will make d hit both with pros" and "antis," a mirth- quake of fun. joyous tale of de parted spirits" from which you may glean few hints, helpful and other wise.
 Don't forget the receipt :-Dissolve one pound of sugar in a gallon of grape juice. Then stir around-and ,drop into the Empress tomorrow night and watch Bryant Washburn do the rest. Latest number of Pathe News and Cartoon and Topi- cal, complete the program.
 For Monday, July Fourth, Mary Pickford is booked in the latest and best picture from her own studios "Sudst
 Having won the hearts of the world and established herself as the greatest exponent of child parts on the stage and screen, the ever versa tile Mary appears in an entirely new and different" role.
 "suds" may we'll be called the Tale
The Cordova daily times., 1921-07-02
WILLARD SWAN SONG
 RENDERED AT TOLEDO
(By Associated Prcss)

NEW YORK. July 2.-Jack Demp- sey played the accompaniment to Jess Willards swan song on July {, 1919, at Toledo. o. It was all over in the third round Jess got S10000O for the performance. many times the amount Caruso earns in whole opera Dempsey got s27,O0o.
 The champion fell down and got up so many times in the first round that the referee become dizzy from counting, and failed to hear the bell. This was on the fifth leason between Willard and the floor.
 The gong sounded feebly on the seventh count, but Referee Record continued chopp'ng the air over Wi .. a"d. When he had finished he in. formed Dempsey that there had been knockout and the champion left the ring. only to have his manager come running ofter him with the in formation that there had been mis- take.
 That first round was awful But it prepared everybody for the worst and no one was surprised when Willard lost in the third round.
 Dempsey opened the fight by accept ing some taps on the face. Then he he hauled off and busted Willard m the stomach so hard that dazed ex- pression overspread the ChOmpion's s counttenanCe. Dempsey then landed several blows to the jaw and Willard dropped to the floor for six counts, only to fall again with a blow that greeted his nose.
 As he got up a second time he turn ed his head away but the Giant Killer strnck him twice and he fell on his hands and knees.
 Arising once more, Willard was cornered by Dempsey who pounded him to the mat with rights and lefts to the face. Again he got up and once more he was knocked down
 Somehow the giant groped his way through the second round suffering
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of a Shirt. for it's all about a com mon, ordinary shirt which is left to be washed in a small laundry in the slums of London.
 The entire play is one of the most enjoyable ever offered to the local public. Now that she is producing independently. Miss Pickford has shown in this the best picture of her career, that she is not stingy in the matter of layishing money on her supporting cast and sets.
 For the benefit of those who did not see the first two reels of the series of Alaskan engineering pic. lures. as well as for the benefit of out of town visitors. these reels will be repeated Monday night at the beginning of the program. which will start promptly at eight o'clock They will be followed by the big seven reel special production Studs"
 Don't get your dates mixed You're booked:
 Tonight. to see Mary Miles Minter in Rosemary Climbs the Heights, also the two reel Sennett comedy By Golly."
 Sunday night. to see Bryant Wash. burn and Wanda Hawley, in The Six Best Cellars" (P. s. They have nothing to do with books).
 Monday, the Fourth of July, to see Mary Pickford in Studs"
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STRATEGY TO
 WIN FIGHT FOR
 CARPENTER
By CHARLES EDOUx
3 santamweisht Champion of Europe

Bantamweieht Champion of Europe Written for the International News
 Service)
 PARIS. July 2-On my last trip to America I saw Jack Dempsey in training and I saw him in one fight. Those who consider him the ace" of pugilism exaggerate; those who pretend that he is second-rater are wrong. Certainly Americans imagine that in Dempsey they possess d new Fitzsimmons, but they do not know our French champion very well.
 Jack Dempsey is quick, powerful, relatively scientific for heavy weight and possesses real punch. It is due to this fact that he has ended most of his battles in one or two rounds. But he has to land the blow in the right place. and if his adver- sary is quick and knows how to avoid heavy punches Dempsey will find himself in trouble.
 was present when the American fought Bill Brennan and only beat him in the twelfth round For my part l do not think that Dempsey gave Brennan everything that he had My impression was that he felt sure of the victory and prolonged the bout INrposely. Throughout the fight he seemed to avoid taking the initiative. Brennan had some impressive re- turns that obliged Dempsey to make certain amount of effort I mo- ticed that in this fight and in Demp- sey's training that he sometimes finds himself in difficulties. He is wonderful to see when he is winning but when he finds himself opposed by a man who offers some resistance he seem to lose spirit This is why I am certain Carpenter will defeat him
 Battling Levinsky, who has fought both men. told me this:
 There is the greatest difference between the quick blows of Carpen. tier and the blows of Dempsey. am going to bet every cent have
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By Golly"

nothing more humiliating than a fall partly through the ropes. Dempsey tore into him again when the third round opened Willard was groggy and weak, with one eye out of shape and everything gone wrong. His sec ond threw the twoeI into the ring and
 ,2llcd it day
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on Carpenter and I am sure he will win"
 And if Carpenter wins, it remains for him to meet an extraordinary specimen of the colored race, Harry Wills, whom Dempsey has thus far refused to meet.