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Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-24

ton charge, and jury was drawn
before the noon recess which VISA
to. hear the evidence this afternoon.
The jury which heard the counter
feiting case was composed Of the
following: George ID. Bumgartnur,
Jefferson county; John H. easier,
Morgan county; G. w, Parsons,
Hampshire county; NJ, G. Best, JEFF
ferson county; Alex Mason. Berlle-
ley county; Kenneth Cavalier, JEFF
ferson county John d. Lands, Ber-
kelley county; j. Sloan Arnold, MIN
eral county; r. w. Atkinson. Nor
gan county; d. Il. Swisher, Hamp-
shire county; John p. Harness,
Hampshire county.
Aged Defendant Guilty.
The jury i'll the case against
George 7. Grassland. of Parsons,
found him guilty yesterday afternoon
is charged in the Indictment with
manufacturing and possession of
liquor, In the form of home brew,
at the same time recommending
elemency. Judge Baker gave him
the minimum sentence of one month
in Jail and a fine OF 5000 and costs
OF The proceedings.
Attorney Charles s. Trump, of the
Berkeley County Bar, was introdue-
ed to the Court yesterday afternoon
and registered for practice.
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cary to condemn the same for the
public use and purpose hereinafter
named, the said piece parcel or
section OF land being located in Ar
len District, Berkeley County. W
Va, and being a part Of the land OF
which was devised under his last
will and testament. the said piece
or parcel or section or land to be
so appropriated being more particu-
larry described as follows, to wit:
a tract of land 40 feet wide ex-
tending OF equal width from the
common line between your lands
and the lands of Andrew Tate
southwar0ly to the common line be-
tween your lands and the land of
W. R. Lewis and parallel to the
Pennsylvania railroad right of way
and bounded on the east by the
western boundary line of the right
Of way OF said railroad 4 plot of
said piece, parcel or section OF said
land being filed with the applica-
tion in writing in the case and a
similar plat thereof now being on
file in the office of the Clerk OF the
County Court of Berkeley County.
W. Va, for your inspection and
which land is proposed to be taken
by the County Court OF Berkeley
County, w. Va, to be appropriated
for the purpose OF constructing. es,
taBlishing and maintaining there,
upon a County District road.
THE COUNTY COURT OF BIER.
KELLEY COUNTY. W. VA
By J. z. HBSSE. President.
T. H. Rodger, Attorney for r. H.
9 a II wk 4 wks.
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I)E:A rs
Child Dies


Little MelviA, 5 year old son Of
Nr. and Mrs. Albert Roeder, died
at Harpevs Ferry OF diphtheria,
Sunday evening Rev. f. w. Simms,
Of Camp Hill Church was called in
and performed the rites of baptism
over the child and officiated at the
grave
Charley CogIe
Charley. son OF John Cogle, of
Silver Grove, who was in the san
itarium at Terra Alta, this state,
for his health, died ard his body
vas brought to Harpers Ferry and
ouried
Miss Lillian Townsend
Miss Lillian Townsend, aged 81,
member OF an old and prominent
family of Pittsburgh, Pa, who was
taken Ill of pneumonia last week at
Hotel Jack, Winchester, while on a
tour OF the Shenandoah Valley,
died Thursday afternoon al the
Winchester hospital. Miss Town
send was removed to the hospital
from the hotel on last Friday. and
pneumonia developed in both lungs.
The only surviving relative q a
czee Ms. James NJ. WilsG1. O.
-: eaton.
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To Ella NJ. Mish, widow, Ella ",
Mish, Fxecutrix of B. F Mish,
deceased. Norman G Mis,,, Ar
mold F. Mish, Seibe- {. Mish,
George F. Mish, Mary E. Mish
ONolee F. Mish and Gladys NJ,
Mish, an infant.
You will please take notice that
on the 18th day of October 1921 an
application will be made to the Cir
cult Sourt OF Berkelev County at
the October term 1921 thereof to
be held Al the Court House thereof
for appointment Of commissioners
to ascertain a just Compensation to
the persons entitled thereto for a
certain peace, parcel or section Of
land hereinafter mentioned in whic
YOU are interested as the owners in
fee thereof and for such orders
and proceedings be then and there
entered and had as NAV be neces-
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RESERVATIONS
COMPATIBLE
ley International News servIee.)

Washington, Sept. "a. The res
ervations which the United States
Senate has insisted on lacking to
the German Rmerlcan peace treaty
are entirely compatible with the at
titude of President Harding and
Secretary Of State Hughes, it was
learned officially today.
Neither the State Department nor
the White House views the Senate's
action as eneroaching upon execu-
tive preroeatives. As the reserva-
lions adopted refer entirely to the
machinery by which this country
will operate the treaty, II is or no
concern Of Germany's, It was stat
ed today, and no action on the part
Of the reicbstag will be necessary
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-24
CHICK EVANS AND
HUNTER ELIMINATED

St Louis, Sept 23--Both Chick
Evans. the American champion. and
Willie Hunter. the British title hold.
er We're eliminated today III the
sem-linals of the national amateur
golf championship played in driy-
ing rainstonn. jesse Guiliord, Of
Boston. defeated Evans Z and 5,
while Robert Gardner, of Chicago.
sent the Briton back home empty
handed five up and four to play.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-24
Webs A GIRL
IN COLUMBF.1

Announcements were received of
the recent marriage at Mullins, S.
c.. Of Mr.. Harmon Nelson Homer.
son of Mr. ]. w. Homer, of Tab
ler's, to Miss Bessie LaVelle Rog-
ers. The ceremony took place at
the home OF the bride at 100 a NJ.
September 81 After wedding
trip the newlyweds will be at home
October Is in Columbia, S. c.,
where the groom is in business.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-24
BUFF is GIVEN
DECISION OVER
"PETE" HERMAN

New York Sept. 23.--Johnny Puff,
of Jersey City. American iIyweight
weight title here tonight when he
received the judges decision over
Peter Herman. of New Orleans at
the end OF their Is round bout. Buff
weighed 113 12 pounds ana Herman
III "a pounds.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-24
RECEIVES CONSIGNMENT

Members of Pastime Club whose
camp is located along the Potomac
river at Homer Trees farm, receiv-
ed consignment of 500 black bass
minnows, which were taken to the
river yesterday afternoon and plac,
ed in that stream.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-24
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish in this manner to thank
the many friends for their kindness
during the death OF our baby dau-
ghter and for flowers and automo-
biles.
=. Mr.. and Mrs. George Rice
Q "a It rop pd
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-24

Mrs. L. G. Harley, of Piedmont,
is visiting her father, Mr.. Bush
Durham, North Church street. Her
brother, Mr.. w. F. Durham and
wife, of Elkins, are also at the Dun
ham home, having motored here
this week. Mrs. Harley will return
10 Piedmont with them next week.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-24
JUROR TAKEN SICK

D. E. Swisher OF Levels, serving
on the petit jury, was very sick last
night from an attack of acute indi-
sestion. He had pretty well recover
ed this morning.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-24

Vinton Hershey was elected pres
ident OF the Alsatia Club. Of Hagers-
town, at the recent election held by
the club.
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Salvation Army

Sunday school at 2 o'clock
Young peoples meeting at $50
street services at Tbs and preach
ing at the citadel at 8 O'Clock.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-24

FOR SALE-Chummy Roadster, in
fine shape. Newly painted. Ad-
dress II, Journal. E-99*
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FOR sALE-Genuine reed baby
( coach in good condition. Cheap,
Apply 107 Illinois Avenue. E-98*
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FOR SALE-About $50 fve-gallon
demijohns, formerly used in drink
ing water business. Can be deliv-
cred to you by trucks. Address
P. o. Box 81, Hagerstown, Nd.
SCI
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-One furnished or two
unfurnished rooms. Apply 431
Faulkner Ave. E59
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FOR SALE-Plenty of apples at
orchard near Winebrenner
Cross Roads. G. B. VanMetre.
E111A
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FOB salt:

FOE sALE-Apple butter apples
Sl.00 bushel. 5-bushel lots deliver
ed. Cushwa Orchard. esq
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-24

Do you seek a clerk or a
bookkeeper, or a house
maid for your home? Do
you want an automobile
or a canary bird Or a piano
or a farm
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-24
HAD A PARTY.

Miss Ruth Burlhardt, of 327 East
Burke street, delightfully."- entertain
ed a number OF young friends at a
party Friday night. The evening
was spent in games and other limo
cent forms of amusement and deli
cious refreshments were served.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-24

! ANTED-Salesman with car to
call on dealers with a low priced
5000 mile tire. 800 a week with
extra commissions. Universal Tire
&, Rubber Co., Michigan City,
Ind. E105'
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|NANTED-Competent girl for sen
eral housewerk. No washing or
r0ning Apply Mrs. H. L. Alexander,
Winchester Ave E93*
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AMBITIOUS Women earn excellent
incomes Introducing Guaranteed
Priscilla Fabrics, Hosiery, Under
wear. Customers everywhere.
Splendid profits, Beautiful sam
pies furaished Free Instruction.
\ FPTZCHARLES CORPORATION,
{ Trenton, New jersey. E-108%
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Do you want a boarder or
a tenant for that furnished
room ? Would you like
the return of the watch or
pin you lost? Have you
an apartment for rent or a
house for sale ?
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FOR RENT-Six room house, goCI
location, large lot. Apply W.
/ H. Milburn, 741 Winchester Ave
Winchester phone. E91
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qNVESTlGAToRs-$1 an hour. Rep
resentatives wanted. Part tim
work. Experience and study uu-
necessary. International, Box 1&f.
Dept. 371 Essex Station, Boston
Mass. E104
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SALARY-$35 per week
i week and expenses 20 man or
| woman with rig to introduce
Eureka Egg Producer. Eureka
Mfg. Co, East St. Louis, ILL.,
EfO6*
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800 WEEKLY. Salesman with car
preferred) sell dealers at whole
sale. New 5000 mile guaranteed
Auto Tires. No seconds or Te-
builts. Main or sidelne. Expert
ence unnecessary. HARRISON
TIRE FACTORY, Hammond, Ind.
E-101*
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WAN or Woman of good character to
distribute religious literature
Good chance to make 100000 or
more in short time Spare time
also. Experience not required
UNIVERSAL BIBLE HOUSE,
Philadelphia. E.100"
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SHOW cases one or two
! in good condition for cash B. d.
Snyder, Hodga5yille. Bel phone
! 4.M.N E-109+
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WANTED-Young lady clerk Alex
GiOyanis. F-i1O&
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WANTEp-Will pay sc for copies
OF August II Journal. Bring to
Journal office at once. E90*
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EXPERIENCED SALESMAN =
Most profitable line in country.
Take orders for Siebler tailord to
measure mems clothes. Unusually
liberal commission. Sales easy
and quick. SIEBLER TAILORING
CO., CINCINNATI o. E102@
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TRUNNS-B aGs-Suitease.t Why
pay two middlemen profits? Buy
! from Factory direct Send for
free Catalog. IDEAL Trunk Fac
tory, Spring Valley. Ill. E-107*
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EARN SIS DAY gathering Farms,
Barks, Roots and Herbs from the
fields and roadside. We teach you
Free Book. Botanical 184, West
Haven, Conn. E-i02*
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FOR RENT-Three rooms, Write
E-94 care Journal. E94*
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Los

kosT-Gold Eversharp pencil. In
itials "R. NJ" Finder kindly re-
turn to 21S Winchester ave. E92'
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CLASSIFIED AOVER TISEMENTS BRING YOU QUICK RETURNS

Everybody these little classified ads carefully
think
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FOR RENT-Two unfinished
rooms. No children. Apply
Rooms care Journal. E95'
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FEDERAL COURT.

Continued from page one)
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Make
Your
Wants
Known

If your wants are within
the bounds of reason they
can be promptly filled and
at small cost. A Journal
Want AID is the little won
der worker that will meet
your need with efficiency
and economy.
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WAN TED


WANTEp-Will pay &c for copies
OF August Il Journal. Bring to
Journal office at once. E90*
NANTED-Competent girl for gen
eral housewoei,. No washing or
ironing. Apply Mrs H. L. Alexander,
Winchester Ave E934
ANTED-Salesman with car to
call on dealers with low priced
5000 mile tire. 800 a week with
extra commissions. Universal Tire
& Rubber Co., Michigan City,
Ind. E105'
eTRAiGHT SALARY-$35 per week
week and expenses. 20 man or
woman with rig to introduce
Eureka Egg Producer. Eureka
4 Mfg. Co. East St. Louis Ill.
E106F
EXPERIENCED SALESMAN =
Most profitable line in country.
Take orders for Siebler tailord to
measure mems clothes. Unusually
liberal commission. Sales easy
and quick. SIEBLER TAILORING
I CO., CINCINNATI o. E103%
pNVESTIGATORs-$1 an hour. Rep.
resentatives wanted. Part tim
work. Experience and study uu.
necessary. International, Box 1&4.
Dent. 371 Essex Station. Boston
Mass. E104
MAN or Woman of good character to
distribute religious literature.
Good chance TO make 100000 or
more in short time Spare time
also. Experience not required.
UNIVERSAL BIBLE HOUSE,
Philadelphia. E-100"
500 WEEKLY. Salesman with car
preferred sell dealers at whole
SALE New 5000 mile guaranteed
Auto Tires. No seconds or re-
buits. Main or sideline Expert
ence unnecessary. HARRISON
TIRE FACTORY. Hammond, Ind.
E.101*
EARN SIS DAY gathering Farms,
Barks, Roots and Herbs from the
fields and roadside. We teach you.
Free Book. Botanical 1S4, West
Haven, Conn. E-t02*
TRUMNS-Bags-SuiLease.L Why
pay two middlemen proflcs? Buy
\ 70 ntn Il
free Catalog. IDEAL Trunk Fac
tory, Spring Valley. Ill. E-107*
Women earn excellent
incomes Introducing Guaranteed
Priscilla Fabrics, Hosiery. Under
wear. Customers everywhere
Splendid profits. Beautiful sam
pies furuished Free instruction
\ FITZCHARLES CORPORATION,
{ Trenton, New JERSEY. E-108%
! in good condition for cash. 3. D.
Snyder, Hcdga5yille. Bel phone
4.M.' E-109+
Young lady clerk Alex
GiOyanis. F-i1O&
FOR SALE
FOR SALE-Apple butter apples
Sl00 bushel. 5-bushel lots deliver
ed, Cushwa Orchard esq
FOR SALE-Genuine reed baby
coach in good condition, Cheap.
Apply 107 Illinois Avenue. E-9S*
FOR SALE-About $50 five-gallon
demijohns, formerly used in drink
ing water business. Can be deliv
cred to YOU by trucks. Address
P. o. Box 81, Hagerstown, Nd,
S.97
FOR SALE-Chummy Roadster, in
fine shape. Newly painted. Ad-
dress H, Journal Esq"
FOR SALE-Plenty of apples at
orch Ri near Winphrpnner
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-01

ices regarding Innovations, with GER
tain suspicion. ~,
This hostility recently was revealed
in the quarrel between General Men
oher. san old line officer who is at the
head of the div division sof the army,
and his assistant, General Mitchell
which Secretary Weeks has just COM
posed
In France with its separate air min
! istry airplanes for commercial routes
are subsidized by the Government,
which pays half the cost of operation.
| The result is that from Paris there is n
daily air service to all the more impor
tant capitals of Europe. including the
distant Constantinople. 1t costs little
more to go to London by air than by
land or sea. and 1900 persons month
make the trip.
The consequence Of all this flying is
that France is developing an airplaue
industry and skill in pilots watch will
be immensely valuable TO her in time
Of war On the theory that this is
preparation for defense the Government
subsidies the commercial operation Of
the planes, examines their controls,
maintains searchlights in the air, like
lighthouses on the coast for ships,
and in general makes airplsne develop
ment a national charge.
This Government Is far behind in this
respect. General Mitchell (has done re-
markable wosk in training his tiers to
act In squadrons, surpas sing anything
done abroad, but beyond this the United
States is falling behind.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-01
DUPEs INVEST S5oDoo,ooo
IN G0LD-BRlCK FILM STOCK
National Assoc alton, Denounces
Frauds Perpetrated I'm 1920

New York, July l.--(By A. PD--
Fake movie stock gobbled up $50 .0OO &.
900 from gullible investors during 1920.
says a report by the National Associa
tloL of the Motion Picture Industry.
which mas a vigilance committee trying
to stamp out promoters of wildcat film
companies
Hundreds of such companies, often
organized by men who did not even
know the difference between cut
back and a close up, not to mention
the distinction between an ordinary
platonic kiss and the lingering fade
away, were trumpeted by stock sales
men, who pointed to great financial
achievements by well known film max
ers as an assurance that investors would
soon receive gobs of dividend checks,
the report indicated.
But the investigating committee ris-
covered that most of these wildcat
schemes died without leaving a foot of
film to posterity. It then started n
campaign of warning to the public.
This, the association claims. has been
successful
The danger of this sort Of invest
ment has been called 70 the rubliC's
attention with such force" its state
ment said that very few. if any. new
producing companies have attempted to
sell stock within the last six months
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-01
DR.. DeaDer Picks
Dempsey to Win
Continued from Page One

Continued from Page One
day" and here DR.. Deaver illustrated
Dempsey's uppercut and strnight-arm
drive-"that Il u had TO choose be-
tween the kick Of q betty mule with his
shoes removed aud boXtDg gloves on his
heels and d blow from Dempsey's glove,
I'd take the mule.
There Is some talk Of Dempsey be-
ing hide. bound. / cant zee how any
one would think SO. Dempsey is not
only a perfect specimen of a man. he Is
also beautifully conditioned. lie shows
every evidence of being in perfect trim.
] have seldom seen a man with such
wonderful shoulders and back.
Dempsey No Boxer
Dempsey and Carpenter nre both
open fighters, and rs far as that goes,
equally matched. Dempsey is no spar
rer, however. thing if Dempsey and
Philadelphia Jack O'Brien were matcee ed
with blackcned gloves for points O'Brien
would land three blows to Dempsey =
one. But unless Carpenter is both n
wonderful sparrer and can put more
force in his blows than is generally
thought, he does not stand a chance.
1T looks as though we might have
bad weather for the bout" concluded
Or. Deaver. Il hope we WON'T m
looking forward to it,"
Odds Are Coming Down
The odds here on the fight this after
noon stand 2 to on Dempsey instead
Of 3 to I ms yesterday. Some 0f the
sporting fraternity are predicting even
money before the fight starts.
There is something intangible in the
air that no one seems able TO explain.
One man tried to in Charlie Rhoads ci-
gar store at Broad and Chestnut streets
Dempsey hasn't got it, said this man.
"Hc hasn't got it, "
Yes, yes, 60 on.
"Wc1l," waving his arms around.
"he hasn't got it, scc?'
Whatever It is he hasn't got, the skids
seemed to be under the Dempsey stock
among the bettors, yet none of them
could tell how or why. At Broad and
Chestnut streets, where tho hookmakers
rly their trade, everything was in a
buzz Of tense excitement. Bets We're
nlnced cagerly, but all at small amounts.
The bookmakers could tell no more
than any one else what it Is that Demp-
sey hasn't got, but that he lacks IL they
seemed sure. And the odds fell steadily.
One man insisted Dempsey was mus
Gle bound. A friend of his who knows
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nfter the long grind, also expressed
opinions. Some said the fight would
end in the first round and others
hoped it would,
But there, is one thing TO be con-
sidered." said one, ''and that is the
dope on past fights. Once upon a
time young man named Corbett boxed
warship named John l.. Sullivan,
John l.. could hit like a pile driver
and Corbett couldn't break pane OF
glass. according to reports. Sullivan
was a six to -one favorite and he was
knocked out. Perhaps Carpenter will
do the same.
Also II will be well to remember that
Terry McGovern was licked by Young
Corbett when Terry was considered in
vincible. Nobody ever expected to see
Terry bite the canvas, but he did. A
hard hitting fighter occasionally is
socked by clever person.
This recalls conversation i had
with Walter Clothier recently, MIR.
Clothier was in Carson City the day
Fitzsimmons knocked out Corbett and
won the championship and still has Il
vivid recollection Of the affair.
"Corbett was clever" he said, "and
for a dozen rounds knocked Fitz all
man looked helpless and to all It ap-
peared only question Of time before
he sank to the canvas, a battered hui
However, be allowed Corbett to fight
himself out and you know what hap
pened In the end. Bob still had the
punch in the fourteenth round. slipped
over that famous solar plexus and Cor
bett was through.
Therefore, cannot help but favor
Dempsey in the coming battle. He can
hit. and know he is clever. He viii
do the same as Fitz at Carson City"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-01
NO CAMDEN SUNDAY BALL
City Lawyer Tells Council II Can
not Give Permission

Sunday baseball in Camden was vir-
tually knocked out yesterday by Cam
den City Council after City Counsel
f. G. G. Bleaklpy in an opinion declared
that the councilmanc body could not
legally grant permission to any persons
or organizations to play baseball on
Sunday within the city limits.
\ petition was presented to City
Council by Fred &. Bowers. represent
ing athletic organizations in the Cramcr
Hill section. asking that City Council
grant permission to play baseball on
Sunday afternoons on tn" Pennsyl-
vania Railroad athletic field at Thirty
sixth street.
Submitting his oninion. City Counsel
Elcaklev stated that Council would be
violating the law in granting pcrmis-
sion for the playing of baseball on Sun
day. The request was subsequently
refused
An ordinance was passed on first
reading making it illegal TO lav gasoline
supply tanks on Market and Federal
streets. Broadway. Mount Ephraim
avenue and Kaighn avenue, within six
feet of the curb line. Gasoline pumps
cannot BE- erected at a distance of moro
than two feet from the property lin" of
any building.