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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-09
USE OF RADlUM IN CANCER
Has Been Found OF Great Help,
Though There Are Cases Where
Il Has Failed to Cure.

OF the $50 cancer cases entered at
the Coils p. Huntington hospital, Bos-
ton, In 1912 to 1916. inclusive, So were
cases OF cancer of the cheek; q, caa'
Ger of the forehead; "a, cancer about
the ear. and G, miscellaneous cancer
Glands, feet, etc.). OF the POI cases
treated with radium 124 were immedi-
ately cured while SO showed no i'm
provement. Among the immediate
cures there were 25 cases of recur-
renee within one or more years. IL OF
these cases yielding to one or two
light radlum treatments. Radium Is
applied where Ii may be expected TO
give permanent cure or where II may
retard the growth 1t is regarded es-
pecially valuable In cancer about the
eye, as It results In less deformity of
the eyelids. and involves less risk to
the sight. while operation can be per-
formed later il necessary. In certain
cases, such as growths that can be
easily removed without marked de-
formity or risk of transferring the dis
ease elsewhere operation is deemed
preferable. OF the % cases treated
by operation, &c were alive and free
from recurrence one or two years
later, and In 8 radum had failed to de-
stroy the disease.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-09
THIS COUNTRY OF OURS

The death list of veterans of the
C!vll war now averages 100 day.
Sixty per cent Of the worlds output
Of copper is controlled by the United
states.
OF the S3oo00.0O0 expended for a
frst-class battleship, $2l,00000o is for
the machinery.
twenty-five boys Of less than ten
years of age served as soldiers In the
Revolutionary war.
In 1919, the bureau Of labor sta
:lstics reports, there were 1874 strikes
in the United States.
In the United States more than
155,0OO,O00 Geographic messages are
transmitted each year.
The largest Of the United States ar
serials are located at Rock Island, III,
and Springfield, Mass.
The annual consumption of mush-
rooms in the United States Is 100000
pounds, most of which is imported.
The total population OF the United
States for 1920. 105,710,G20, comprised
52,900,376 males and 5l,S10,2H fe-
males, thus averaging 104 males to
100 females.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-09


MACHINE THAT PICKS OUT
DIAMONDS CAME INTO USE.
When the laborers descend
into the diamond mines at Kim
berley, they blast and pick out
the hard diamondlferous earth
and place 1t In WOO len tubs that
are hauled on stout wires to the
surface, where tie earth Is
spread over the ground to UNI
dergo. for several months, the
softenlng influences Of heat and
cold. When II Is soft enough 1t
Is shOyeled into the washing
machines, where The dirt Is sep
arated from the rough diamonds
and other large mineral SUBJ
stances. The mixture of miner
als remaining Is known as Con
centrates."
IT was formerly necessary TO
30 carefully over these concen-
trates 10 pick out the garnets
and many other foreign SUBJ
stances, until nothing remained
but the rough diamonds. This
was n slow and laborlous opera
ton, but il was an essential
part Of the mining industry un-
I'll 1t was superseded not SO
many years ago.
Among the employees In the
sorting room was youth by
the name Of Kersten, who went
quietly to work TO find way
10 separate the diamonds from
other stones more quickly and
more easily than could be done
by the slow process Of hand
picking. He was not dlscour-
aged by his many failures to
find that way.
One day by the merest chance
the boy made the discovery he
was seeking. A rough diamond
and a garnet happened to be
lying on a small board on the
bench where he was working.
lie raised one end of the board.
AThe garnet slipped Off, but the
diamond remained. He found
that there was coating of
grease OH the board that had
retained the diamond, but not
the garnet.
The boy procured a wider
board, coated the side of II with
grease, and dumped few hand
fuls of concentrates on r..
Then he found that, by holding
the board In slightly inclined
position and vibrating It, all the
concentrates except the dia-
monds moved to the lower end
and fell or, while the diamonds
remained IN place,
Then The boy invented n ma
chine by which his discovery
might be utilized. Considerable
study was required to perfect
It, but at last the machine was
completed, and the diamond
magnates we're invited 10 Wit
ness the new method Of Separat-
Ing diamonds from the rest of
the concentrates
The invention was an entire
success, A more simple and
complete device for saving time,
labor. and loss of diamonds
could not be imagined. The
entire work Is now done by ma
chlnery, Manipulating has been
wholly superseded. and both the
inventor and the mine owners
have profted handsomely by
the labor-saving machine
Christian Science World.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-09
JAPs HAVE AGREED
british Spokesman Says Toxic Fav-
ors Quadruple Alliance.

Washington, Dec Shy the AS
ISOLATED Press The japanese gov
lrnment has accepted the proposal of
a quadruple understanding in the
IPac hc, an authorized British spokeS
man said today The British spokes-
man said the 5.5-3 ratio proposition
with regard to capital slips was in
some way related to complete set
Element and that this proposition
had not yet been accepted by the jap
anese government Calling attention
TO an Associated Press dispatch from
Honolulu. quoting Japanese news.
paper as to acceptance by the Toxic
government OF the quadruple plan
the British spokesman said this was
correct and that the Washington col
ference knew it to be correct.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-09
IN OTHER CITIES

A London carriage manufactures
employs more than 300 one-armed
men.
Pantomlme has held sway at the
Drury Lane theater, in London, for
the last 40 years.
New York has one telephone to
every nine residents; London has one
telephone to every IS.
About 10000 is the estimated popu.
lation of Venice, which is built on be-
tween 20 and 50 islets.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-09
TO DRAW CONSTITUTION
FIVE Creamery Men to Plan for State
Creamery Managers Association.

Five Creamery Men to Plan for State
z Creamery Managers Association.
Montpelier. Dec. S.--A committee
OF five creamery men in different
parts of the state has been appointed
by Prof. Ellenberger of the State
College of Agriculture and Vern II
Jones Of the state department of ag-
riculture TO draw up constitution
and bylaws for a state creamery
managers association such as was
proposed at the recent conference OF
creamery men held in Burlington
The committee represents both the
cooperative and the public creamer-
les. The association, when formed
will hold annual meetings like the
one held in Burlington and will work
for more efficient management Of
creameries. The committee will
meet at the dairymen's convention in
burlington and once previous to thac
time.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-09
CHAIR GAMING
MONEY.

I'm weary OF money man made re-
mark.
I'm counting 1t over from morning till
dark.
Each morsei cat and each drop that l
drink
Brings a shower Of coppers to tumble
and cllnk
I'd rather so thirsty than buy lemon
ade.
And see the change flow In metallic
cascade
l wish as along through the sunshine l
roam
had brought down satchel to carry 1t
home.
I'm weary OF money, although con-
fess
Some specimens rare hold a charm more
or less.
The gold turns to silver in busy ex-
change.
The silver turns dark in way that seems
strange
And all that is left at the end of the
T. trade
is a bunch OF the stuff OF which ket-
ties are made,
Some money OF course, brings relief to
the mind;
But don't want so much that Is all the
same kind"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-09

petuna tavern. "He said ne couldn't
stand any longer having everybody
else telling him how to run his bust
ness"
"That so7' returned the recently ar
rived commercial traveller. rs he do.
ing anything nowf'
Not a thing but telling everybody
else now to run their business
Judge
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-09
whera She Nailsd Him.

Bride Sometimes I think that yor
don't love me any more.
Groom-Why, I love you just the
same MS ever.
Bride-Then was right you don't
loyn me any more than you did and
thought your love would grow--boo'
hoo
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-09
POINTED PARAGRAPHS

You can't foot bill by kicking
about II.
The average train OF thought car
rles no freight.
1t only takes an ounce Of pluck to
pound bully.
Beauty is skin deep, and sometimes
II is skin game, too.
It's the fellow who minds his ''p's'
and "q's" who sleeps on aowery beds
of "e's."
With some Christians the most sat.
isfactory thing about the mansions In
the skies Is that they are free.
There is no test like time: It shows
up the bad in the best of us, and re-
veals the good in the worst Of us
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-09
Money ENOUGH

Here's q splendid work, sir, en-
titled Hints on Home Building"
I've no use for It,"
But, sir, 1t shows how to build q
beautiful villa, \ regular little palace
for 5000
II haven't the $1,000 haven't
over S. to my name"
"Wel, the book is only dollar
Boston Evening Transcript.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-09
Helped Where Help Was Needed,

you told him TO diet" said TIE
young doctors wife,
"Yes, / told him to eat only the very
plalnest food and very little OF that"
DO you think that will help him?'
at will help him pay my BILL
Boston Transcript.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-09
one cause Tor Worry.

Arthur-Every girl likes to have {
clear conscience, Of course.
Ella--Well7
Arthur-But she really worries
more over having a clear complexion
london Answers.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-09
Grand Source Of Inspiration.

Shakespeare was a wonderful
writer"
HE was" replied the man who Is
never quite content, considering biz
opportunities. But think of what ht
could have done If he he'd he'd THU
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-09
league Of nations to talk about"
slqn Of sobriety.

"What was the banquet for?"
ITO welcome q minister plenipoten'
tiary."
II hope you didn't drink too much"
IF had | would never have at
tempted that word. kansas City
Journal.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-09
Mot Falry STORY. EIther.

Hewitt understand that his Wifi
speaks volumes
Jewett-Well, IL she does he mus
have quite an interesting collection.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-09
Sign of Prosperity.

"Ts he prospering?"
"IIe must be. notice his children
are shil making regular trips to tn,
grocery store"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-09

1922 DIARY-222 Pages 5x74 Binding
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-09

OF the S3o,000000 expended for n
frst-class battleship, $21000,000 is for
the machinery.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-09

twenty-five boys Of less than ten
years of age served as soldiers in the
Revolutionary war.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-09

The largest Of the United States ar
serials are located at Rock Island, Ill.
and Springfield, Mass.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-09
s BROWN DRESS
SHOES
1898

Russia Calf in blucher cut. All
sizes.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-09

In 1919, the bureau Of labor sta
.lstics reports, there were 1874 strikes
in the United States.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-09

In the United States more than
155,00O,O00 Geographic messages are
transmitted each year.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-09

The annual consumption of mush-
rooms in the United States Is 9,00000o
pounds, most of which is imported.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20
JAY COULD Gets jUMP FOR
TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP
Ouigcncrals Jack Soutar and Cap
lures Three Out of First
Four Sets.
NY Assoclatod prcsH1

PHILADELPHIA. PA. Jan. 10
Jay Gould. nationa! and open court
tennis champion. won two out OF the
Sc; challenge match FOR tn" national
championship, against Jock Scutnr.
of the Philadelphia Racket club. The
scores Mere G-I, e.. 5-J. cI. The.
remaining sets viii be played Friday.
Could reeds only two more sets to
win four to become champion.
GoUld's position play was nearly
perfect, his wonderful change of pace
battling S"utir throughout Il was
Gould's deadly accuracy In shots TO
winning openings and Nawlcss gen
eraiship that enabled him 10 get Oh
TO Il dying start against the chal-
lcnccr.
After Gould had taken Il lead Of
five games To two In the fourth set.
II looktd TO. be all over. but Sou,ar
put all his strength in one last gal
liant stand aud took TWO T1ines IN
u row. The zenith game was rcpictc
with action. Gould was of to a iG-Ii
advantage. thea SOutar pulled the
score 20 deuce" Gould slipped and
fen and he lost the deuce point. IL.
lay still AMI attendants rushed 10 his
assistance. lie explained hc had been
seized with u craap In his leg After
II Was mIassagcd. he resumed play.
Souiar won int next ana the ndvan-
taGc. but Gould squared with him
with Il shot 10 ioubour. that Soutnr
could not reach. Then Gould grabbed
the advantage. but Soutar locked the
count again with Il beautiful shot TO
tn" dcdans. the winning oucuins
Again Gould took the advantage. and
once more Soutar squartd with a
Gould secured the vantage and then
won the game nd the e.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20
FIRST HEATS IN DERBY
FILED TRIALS ARE Run
>iN Hracc Of Dogs sent over course
ir>tcriaN,-itr""mhiI mud i.u-
gene n. Is tai t,NCu

MONTGOMERY, Ma Jan 10
FtTs' heats IN thc Gerhv champions
sAip Of the national held ;rial club
mSrt:.S We're completed q; LstchHt-
eN!S mus morning With t1e ruuuiug
81 hNe brace @: dogs. the ,uw.uat ious
LOT s'Ake winners 10 follow ;hy COM
rieiiCN OF the second heats tn the
FtGt,ioT-a! ehamHionsh.9
'H!F one brace was sent over tho
course this afternoon ia second heats
81 thg iree-ter- al. EycRy n.oomhNl.
vWntI by Louis l.. haeE.n II LcNlnE-
ton, ~. being paired wi;h EuEeuc
VI ND owned by = : Guodbraa. OF
Noh'.e. A!' The ,aJ;o- started ON
vide tangent to open the heat and
iuShcd hcVy on his nrst cas-, and
for the ars; hour had a.. alyer.,,..1
eyer eyer the LNXineton- entry. hu, la The
last ncNT This difference nal been
"Ncred aud both came tu af.,r tnI-
inS about an equal number OF birds
and also very tired
enc or probably TWO more bracr OF
dogs VIII be- pulled up for tha second
heats tomorrow b. the Judges. w:.h
Shores Ben. owned by pr : +.
stone. Of Bay Citv. Mich. prurniu.rt
~ mentioned as destined for another
opportunity at the championships
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20
SPIDERS FORCE VIRGINIA
QUINT TO EXTEND ITSELF
Orange and Blue Held To rs to IL
Victory by University "s
Richmond.
zElGLER FEATURES CONTEST
Forward OF WcS;hampton Rive
Cages beautiful Shot From Mid
die OF F.Oor-,latcncr Leads in
Scoring Points.

CHAIR OTTESNlLLE VA, Ian lA.--
sN!r&in:a's scor. against laehmond
University tonight was the smallest
She has rcgiSt.red this syuson
Coach porsous wards held Lauui-
sans Gulnt TO thsty-tHrec points ami
ran up tetal of fifteen for them
selves rhey Tough, hard from Tia.
very start ana tine Orange and Blu.
basket As a result Tho score near
the middle Of the first half was very
near tie, y rally toward the close
OF the period however. gave Virginia
an ciEbt-po!nt lead when the Whistle
blew Tor thc iutcimiSSiUu
second malt, Two of the ueid goals
being contributed by Captain Motley
and the third by ZciElcr In this
period sexton strucS his stride and
one each by Carring;on ana Opp!r-
man. Hatcher led III individual scor-
Ing with .fteen points
The single feature OF the ramc was
n beautiful shot by Zeiglcr from mid
floor in the first half OpplonIan was
uiSposed TO drbbie too much. hut put
up strong offensive EamM OnIr.
one substitution was made by each
team. ''
i.ine-up and summary:
Va Position Ei,.b
I ia t..,i' tc) righ; forward Zc.gier
sex on. center C,f',n,,
11gnpieman. right guard. ..... Alien
gu, sub :'tifii';iisn T!agard; Bethel
Sray for, Carlton. Field roa!@mS5e.'EI.
20. ,IG2n %. Hatcher a.. Darlington, on
p!eman' e!sIcr C2l. MOTLEY az.
1Z""i'ii"n ION. + "ul soais-NatcLer ; in II.
tTal Board. '~t''-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20
PARK VIEW ATHLETIC CLUB
FIVE HAS ENVIABLE RECORD
Tcam Which Plays Terminal Tn:nor-
row Has Won Twelve 8ut OF
Thirteen (.nInrS

Twelve games won and one lost.
This is the record Of the Park View
Athletic club puint OF Portsmouth.
which viii play the Richmond Ter
minai five here tomorrow night in
the Blues .hrnory. The rortsmoutn
aggregation was forced to lower it's
colors 10 the ravens. OF Norfolk. by
had defeated the Norfolk team by the
score OF 90 To 2S, however.
y strong defense is the outstand-
inE feature OF the playing of the
qulnt. for during the thirteen CON
tests opponents have scored only go
points on thcm and the 90 points
registered by the Ravens is the great
est Of any single game. Among the
teams defeated by tho portSm Ou.h
outht is the Newport News Shipbuiid-
crs which OrGauiAntion won the
Vhampiomsh! OF Tidcwatcr last sea
son. The Newport News OUTFIT has
IN. same team this year.
Fnllowiug is the record Of the
iaris Nicw, % MIch.nists states. -.
lark View. 80 NlGHCS. -
tHrt View. e>: United states Submarine
rark View. S: Maehinis-s Mates. II.
Paris Nl"w, IS. E"wpo:; News ship
rarA View So M,aic, college Of Viz
T,l-k view. 81; woodrow wilson nigh
Schop. Alumni. ~.
r"TS View. -; Peerless %; Portsmouth,
Paris View %; Newport Hows saiphu.la-
rnrk Wow. - Ravens % Nosro.E. %
PARK View. -: Norfolk Elu.S. u.s.
Paris View. 80; %uriuil5 BlIcs. b.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20
l'ranehi 6 Comm i,tcc
to Meet EIatc Toni hit

rhc franchise committee ~ the
ir:tnia i.cu'.ur via meet to-
n::ht III hurphS's Hotel IA S:;.i
I" discuss iinal di.pu.tiun OF the
'i'hn"iI franchise ia ,hat or
.ti;'itatinn. q. Moran ii,rr,
chairman or thr rnH,0,i::sc. called
the mrCii''S ,r~t"raYH f"IIunIi :.
conference with ". ~. TIraGic,.
rr"H'Hcni. over the !"u-.-ci.ta,rr
'"ira':"mc i'iSr outcnuc &c ,ar
n"rtin;. viii hc awaited with in-
t'r'Nt Icy these ,ni;.rcicd VITA ;.,r
"-G9nsL1tiru ANA uui,icu;ari. tn.
tar~ ~ firhu,"mI. WHO have brr,,
n"NtnU> that Ihc baseball sia!a-
iiru here he >rgt,CG.
Flnu> tor fhr nCN, hlsrhall park
"n NrHr'> island, ,iunl transfer
81 IA" RiThm"nI franchise IL i.c
""" owners ICa other important
matters Nti' hc thrc>hcI out ~
the ""mniitirc. she UCCtinl- VIII
he attended ~ only .Hc members
80 sac c"ni"''tCc aHd rrc,ii,nt
i:rh"i"s. thnirwsu Narr,. OF Nur-
t"i',' pnw""r, "t !'or;>m"uSh and
E"a'""n. "t SUTTON, compose the
committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20
Muri ip | Clubhouse
to Be Discussed TONIGHT

RichDond'S proposed municipal
clubhouse. "a William Byrd i'urls.
viii lie brought To the attention
"t the Finance Committee III the
City C"uucil tonight. nh" meas
urc r"r. before the hpdy well
rcconmhrnd"d. and 10 appears that
tayurab!c decision viii he rem
ucrcd d.! the committee. ~ n
meeting "r the puhiic lIui,;Iiu.>,
properties anL Utilities Commit
irr several weeks age Il rc>u.u-
ton. iaNorinc the erection az Tie
clubhouse. MIS- pissed un:Inir,u,i~.
- with thc recommendation shat
'nc sum of St:.dUn Tic appropriated.
I ne 0ri;inn! Resolutions, vhic':
WIS Introduced u! Edgar English
proposed thai the sum "f $iO.GMt
~ appropriated tor The structure
z II" additional $1,000 viii i,,. used
Ia improve the grounds AZ Byrd
i':rk.
i'lan> FOR thr building already
iaNr been drnwn. amt IL will he
m"iicrn iE ever. way. Sliu,,cvS.
maths ana Iur<"r> viii he Installed
"I'd accommodate un> for nearly
b" men and women will he pro-
'idcd. Vhc proposed hGiltiin. will
be one story in height.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20
DENY REPORTS TITULDR
BOUT WILL NOT Be: HELD
Promoters and Principals in Match
Have Complied With Terms
OF Contract
I ~ Asa0cIAtel rro..- 1

NEW YORK. ian. lo.-Thc forfeit
m, ,"n.NH "i both nrincinnlS and pro
'hN".Ned IN the Dempsey
'rprhtrr heavywcight CHAMPION
SCI Tor July ., were directly. or
indirectly accounted ror here today
A.. ! tor Jesuit IT anpe;rs that none OF
81 the contract signed No
N'l,ih"r u. 1870 have been violated
~" rs i;ir as can be forcSccn at this
tn". there is no ground Tor tho r.-
f'ri nat IN" match viii not he held.
'h".d IN" bonds for those involved
IA n" contract, stated that tho
american surety Company Of this
.. ~ nth ISSUED 4 bond for promoter
.,,,@fiti. fund anountini: TO S2&.333.S3
ne United states Fidelity ana Guar
Ih'N company. Of Baltimore. iSsuon
Si,niiar bond for William " Brady.
YGii,'J maries Il Cochran the E-r-
'Sh promoter. gave u check for his
ne third responsibility. as he was
i.aFinc Immediately after tho sign
M OF The contract for England and
me issuance OF II surety bond
i:ach of the principals. through
,h'ir managcrs. were obliged by tho
ms OF the contract 10 place a for
me holding trust company on or ba.
ere ,hSt November 20. In the case
q. dempsey. his manager Jack
M"hrnS. arranged with the Fidelity
- - ISL Company. OF la = lnbr,..
FOR such a bond. Carpenter. the
frrhch boxer. placed "a sum cquiva-
a. 10 So 200 with the Paris firm n
E sl,.., H"rjes; with. instructions TO
!" 4 cable dispatch from Paris this
amount was deposited November ~
2Ad IN Il st:temen. from Cochran in
LONDON; was explained that ;Nc
hhd never been transferred to
ms country owing to tho refusal Of
Ia" French government to ncrmj, /,
I" leave Franco
All those involved in the match.
nroWyrv"r. consider. the posting Of the
forfeit OF Carpenter in Franc, n; be-
~ Within the terms oc the contract.
Th"r" is no desire to take technical
adNaniaE" Of Carpenters Inability
- - trAhs ier ne money to the United
central Union Trust Company here.
named as holder Of the rorf"its. re-.
fused today Ia affirm or deny that
ihr bonds were in thcir possession.
nut II was explained that Il similar
course would BE- taken in any matter
IN which they were ACTING. tor clients.
l;iSkari stated that tho report Of
M ,11r'!iaii?n OF the bout had re-
let a personal friend Of carprnij.r.
who acted as confidential adviser aud
interpreter during the French boN
,r Welt - this country. Colonel
MHll't stated that h. ha.! arrived
from Europe last saturday and n"I
seen Carpenter Within the last two
weeks At hat time Carpenter n..d
~ no Way iutinat"d ihat Ne had AMY
!Gau OF withdraw Ing from tho match.
Colonel Malloi also stated thai after
tho reports OF pcmpsey'S bout with
!:rcnnar. rrHclcd London q number
q; EuHlish spCrtsmcu. who had seen
carpenter box EomharI!cr WcllT ana
Rrcl5"tt offered to wager even money
on tdrponti"r to defeat DcmpS.y
when they meet in the ring.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20
churgh nm % Eandoph- Macon,
WANT ANOTHER CHANCE
american IIoNcS> Seek Return MatrLcS
With Hri1i>hrr>, Who Defeated
Them Monday.

NEW YORK. Jan. l?.-ReiUrn bouts
viii he sought between boxers Of
the army. na.y and New York police
and their English competitors. who
trumrhcd in ali bouts staged her.
last Monday night, It was learned to-
day.
II was generally agreed among Tho
experts tnat the hest material was
not developed for Monday nights
clashes. and scores OF service men
have come forward With propositions
OF holding elimination contests that
VIII nsur" selection OF more formil-
Ihlc coutcDd"rS. Plans already arc
under Way. 1t was said, to stag. these
i"uiS in every army post and on
every snip AT sea. AMI that return cl-
engagements win til" IIritishcrS vii!
be sought without delay.