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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
CARB0NNE, DENNY
TO BATTLE HERE
Middleweights Step II
Rounds Callahan
Stages Show

Frank Carhonnc. 90 New York.
and Young benny ot New Orleans.
middlcwcighta Will box IL rounds
In the main event OF boxing show
10 be staged here Wednesday nIShL
February l6 Jack callahan, pro-
motor Of the Acme Athletic club.
who several DAYS ago announced his
retirement from the huA ng g1w'
has rrCousidercd and Will continue
20 stage Nstiu cards hero. callahan
is promoting tho Carhonne.henn,
20
Denny is IA well known scrappcr
having met several very good mia
dlcWctghts and light heaNywolghis
Victory over Martin Eurkc. New
orleans light heavyweight, who wal
knocked out In rye rounds ias
week hN Bob Martin is one "I
Dcnuvs host achievements.
Iarbunno Ia reputcd 10 lac IA tougt
follow and hard hitter with 6otl
dukes. though his showing IN n,
cent bout with Happy lIttletou a
New Orleans In which he WA
beaten by Litlctou was not i'm
prosslvc,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
RTTTON OUTPOINTS TED KID LEWIS IN Is ROUNDS
PALLAS CANCELS
GRAPHING MEET
Inability to Secure .
Tough Opponent for
Lewis, Reason

Unable to secure formidap.s IN.
ponent and one considered as q ,.l.
contender, such as Earl Caddocl or
Jim London, TO meet Champion I'd
CStrangler) Lewis in q proposed
wrestling match hero tho, month or
in March, Louis Pallas has win.
drawn from tho promotion off She
graphing meet pallas and Louie
Newman, associated with pa,.ae In
the proposed staging OF tho match
were advised by the manage. o.
Lewis that the champion would not
meet one OF the above named con
tenders. Sandow suggested another
grappler OF little known ability. and
Pallas refusing to be a partner In
the staging of a match unless 4
worthy opponent could be .crureo.
withdrew.
Newman Is ondcavo-ing 10 aecure
q well knowZ grappler 10 nee,
Lewis here. and, IL unsucUss'u he
too. will withdraw from wrestling
promotion.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
Fight in Corner After
Round, Is Narrowly
Averted
BOTH MEN IN SHAPE
Weigh iu at ll1 Pounds
Britton's Left Used
with Effect

SI,W YORK. Tob. ,..JHrK Rrit.
ton. the worlds vcItcrvoight cham.
piou. ,loycrl, defended hi Wl,
t "a INST Ted Lewis who claims the
Gnglsh chpmuipuship. in u 1h-
round bout at Madison Squar" Gar.
don tonight Tho Judges agreed uh
Urlf'on aa mo winner
The mon weighed 800 ai lt1 pounds
'ach. Both were iu excellent rondi-
ion
LOWS had the hturr OF iho ,s-
hAngcs in the frs' two rounds dur
iuR which both contestants battl"d
with thoir tuuKuoH H- well us with
heir gluvcd fists Br,ttuu protested
against Lewis hnying rubber pro-
.octor IN his mouth TO guard his
toeth.
Britton IIit~ Charley iinrvcy
when the holl had separated ihc
men at the end ~ the second round
someone In Lowis corner shouted at
Brittou. who turned quickly mud
rushed back 10 l.owis cutnor send
ing hiA glovod left hand into the fHrc
n Charley Harvey, LOWS manager.
Lewis took a swing AT Brittpn almos'
NJ the samC moment and D. looked
Tor a time az II there was going tu
he free Tor all fiRh, in the corner
Referee Dick Nugont of Rutfnlo,
stepped toward the mon who by THE
time had been separated hy their
handlers and Britton returned To hil
own corner. one uf the boxing
commissioners who was at the ring
'id,, decided that Lcwis had u right
10 wear the rubber guard and thorc
was no moro uuibbling on this point
Champion NiNc- finns.
From tho beginning OF the thlrd
round the champion got his clever
loft hand working iu good shape
ana he Kept labbing and hooking ~
10 Icwis' face, occasionally mixing
these hlows with rights TO the head
or To tho stomach.
Lewis seemed uunhlo 20 avoid
Brltton's battling LETT hand In every
round thereafter except tho tenth,
during which he managed To land
two telling lefts aud right swing
on Britton's head. This round Wat
,bout oven, ana with the exception
VI the first two, Britton had the
honOrs In all the others.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
HOUSEBOAT AGAIN STALLED
Har,lings ship stuck In Middle OF
the Mosquito Lagoon.

DAYToNA, Fla. Feb. THE
fortunes OF houseboating played
against President elect Harding
again today and he spent the night
ashore here, no nearer the end OF his
vacation cruise than he was "a
hours ago.
Meantime his houseboat Victoria,
many hours behind schedule, re-
posed in the middle of Mosquito la-
COON, below New smyrna, with her
nose caught last on top OF sand
bar which a. low tide protrudcd a
foot above the surface of the Indian
rives. All day she fought In vain
to cNtricatc herself and the effort
will bc resumed at high tide tomor-
row morning with the aid of river
tug sent south from here tonight.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
CHANGES IN MILLERS
several New Tosscr~ Ia Wear Min.
ncapolis Cuniforms; start
Training March >.

MINSEApOLIs. Feb, MIN
neapolis baseball fans may find
many now members on the team
working in the Miller uniform whoa
the American Association opens the
1921 season at Minneapolis. George
X. Bcldon. president OF the Mime
apolis club declared when an
nouuclng that the local club will be-
gin spring training ot Oklahoma,
city March Z.
Tho pitching staff will he nearly
the samo as last season with James,
Schaucr Lpwdcrmilk. Robertson,
George and Dumont, expected to de-
velop into a winning combination,
Tho outficld too, Is expected 10 be
composed Of veterans OF other NIL
lcr campaigns. Wade. Rcndcau,
Russell and Murphy the choice OF
preseason predictions,
Inficld IL Uncertain.
The infleld, however Ia uncertain.
Waly Smith. who played first base
last year has been sent a contract
and Is expected to report, as Is
Jennings who played short last sea
son. sawyer who played second
base IIsi season IL a holdout and
Ike Davis will no, be with the club
this year. Mr., Ilolden, however
declared he IL optimistic as to tho
prospects OF good inficld. I'VE
have lines out FOR sHvCra good In
folders and before the playing sea
son starts expect to show an inricld
combination that win be hard tl
beat ho said.
Twelve Pitchers Report.
Twelve pitchers Will rcpor, az the
opening Of the training season. II
addition to tho Veterans Rruulac q,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
SAYS SPEED WAS JUSTIFIED
Cocrt Rnlc: That Alex Fish Had
Wild Reason for Doing
o. Miles Per

GUILTY. asked the court. when
l.tleN Fish. S9s7 Mccoy avenue. agrs 5
10 answer charge ~ doing 81 miles
an hour within the city limits yes
t'rdar morniaS.
Il sure an. Gut judge" Fish
hogan
"Eon't 'surc.am- but -jud 60 r,c.
"uIng man. Think uf it--9j miles,
the court Interrupted.
"nu,. judge, won't YOU listen =
rcason?" Fish pleaded.
"ReGs1n? Reason Man. can YOU
think Of rcaSOn the same week YOU
do ~ miles an hour in tho city linn.
49," The judge was r.lcntlosi.
Il sure could, Judge. And thatk
why I did IT. F,sa cut in. 1T w,E
circumstances, Judge, circum-
,tances."
circumstances II was hoocIf,'
rhp court aNerrel. I'm going IL
give--"
"Aw. listen Judge" Fish appealed
u.mo"t trarfuily. I'm a poor man
,---a hard working plumber. / gotta
wife ana nine children"
Tho court was soflenipg,
An listen. judge, When ! gets ou,
Of bed, the wife says. Alex the mai
says tho cook says there amt n
Crumb OF Holsum bread In the horso
You crank up the Rolls Royce AMI
heat II and don't you come back hes:
without liolsum. neither
The court was In tears.
II started out" Fish continued
+and went TO nine places and the
all said they was uut---couldn't X @
CROUCH on hand"
Tho court sobbed audiSlv.
80 I whispers to Old ninet
horse. Come on, let's GO to the Htv
sum factory Judge. ! got It anlf.
was ON my way home with It wha-
the cop pinched me-
Prisoner discllygcd!' roarol tn
iadgv Wlping his eyes Wont
AoU ever listen 10 rC1soNa'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
MANY ENTRANTS
IN HOUND RACES
CLASSY Field Faces Bar
rier Here Opening
Day

Have you got q greynoundE
This ia a stion which II bcconl-
ing more common each day az tut
opculng day OF the races at Md
continent park draws near.
Midcoutincnt park at West Tulsa
10 q busy plac" these days. IN"
schooling OF speed DOGS is going
ON steadily and the animals take
out" after the rabbit with Just az
much fervor as though bunny were
A real live Texas jack instead OF a
clever imitation.
Many local dogs viii be contend
ers for the various purses during
tho first meeting. which begins teb-
ruary 22 tWashiugton's birthday
and lasts for 80 days. Registrations
are coming in from dog owners all
over the country Kansas and Cali
forula Will be especially well repro
scented and greyhounds will be here
from Canada also.
Many Local Entrants.
Il rs surprising and very crafty
/ ing 10 the management ut MidCon-
Itinent pat. to observe the keen To-
cal interest In this new sport, Many
| citizens have acquired splendid dogs
which they are grooming for the
/ coming races and 1t is safe 10 pre-
dict that these Tulsa dogs will give
good accounts Of Themselves
| A communication from Mrs.
! : brock, Oakland, cal. with refer
onco to entering Russian wolf
/ hounds has been received by the
/ Midcontinent Amusement company.
| Mrs Schrock is quite well known
| In Oakland society circles and IL the
owner OF several Of these handsome
CANNES. In recent special event
at the Fmervville, Cal, track, Mrs
Schro,ks dogs won. straight, place
and show
Many Visitors at Plant.
Tho new park which promises q
he one Of the show places OF Tulsa
Is n beauty and is visited every day
nv a constantly increasing number
Iuf people who view the buildings
grounds and track with snticipatorN
delight for 1t Is a gem Of its Kind
modern in every way and with con
veniences for CoYfort and enjoy
lmcnt that make IAN exception.
The space under the grandstanc
will house a complete rcstauran
land for this purpose most of tn,
equipment used In the Plaza caf'
has been acquired. \ heauufulll
furnished rest room for ladies Will
a maid In attendance is another fea
turc which is bound to become pop
ular.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08

and Cullop of the South Dakota
league. Clark. Pyle. Fisher and
Hovlik will report. There is some
chance that Dumont will not be
eligible TO play. He was with the
Boston Americans la- season, but
Mr. Belden said he had received a
report that Dumont was on the in
eligible list OF the league. He cN-
poets to have the question definitely
decided before the opening OF the
training trip.
Before tho training trip is
finished We expect to have had at
losst so men In camp" Mr.. Bclden
declared. but It will be necessary to
use few OF the men who show ac-
tual promise 60 fill up the holes II,
the 81. Joseph club"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
Billy' Hiel ArriveS Here;
Accompanied by Bob Quinn

william Olllyp Friol, recently
named business manager of tho rgl-
81 Western league baseball club. ar
rived hero yeNcrda, to ASSUME his
now position. t'ricl was accom-
panied by Bbb quinn. business man
agcr Of the -. Louis American
league club
Fricl and quinn were IN confer
oncc yesterday afternoon withJamcs
X crawford owner of rhc oilers and
Spencer Abbott. retiring president
aud manager Nothing hut routine
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08

". T.. Liglngcr was chosen preei-
dent Of tho National Boxing assoeia-
tion. recently formed by boxing pro-
motcrs from l6 states. at "a meeting
In New York. The association aims
to place boxing under uniform rules
throughout the country and, by CO.
operating put the game on l. higher
plane by dealing severely with un-
scrupulous boxers, managers and
promoters.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
st. Louis Man May
Establish Gymnasium
and Restaurant Here

u. -. Simpson Of 81. Louis, for
several years associated IN box
ing and NOV manager OF Joe Nc
Mullen, crack Mound city light
weight, may establish gymna-
SUM, restaurant and general
sport/,g headquarters here. Ac-
cording to simpson, he is much
impressed with Tulsa and with
the need of a gymnasium here,
both for use OF boxers and bust
ness mon, and is seeking "A loca-
tion for his proposed business.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08

business was transacted and there
was no announcement regarding the
new manager Selection OF "A play
INK leader will bc deferred several
days. until Crawford ana Frlel nave
had sufficient time 10 consider all
applicants.
During. the day Crawford intro
duced Friel and Quinn to Tulsa base
hail fans and that trio. with Dr. b.
G. Relsling. were guests at lunch OF
the kiwHnls club.
quinn Is to return to St. Louis
at sos O'Clock today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
RAPS BOARDING HOUSE DIET
Expert say Victims" Don't Get
Enough Of Certain Foods.

RuSrON tch. Tho man who
lives con- the proyorhtal boarding
house diet of white bread, potatoes,
mou, occasionally pruucs and skim.
med milk may LOOK we'll but he
lacks vitality and tone, pr Martin
Edwards a specialist Ia diott,lcS
said lu am address 90 the M,thodist
Ministers uHsoCtlUnn today Ito
recommended fruits and cereals as
tnc 'nlSgs thht give mineral salts
arl vitality
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
AS START WORK MARCH S
AthirtiCs Train NJ Lake Charles
IN NhlhlIinns AnmnmnCrh

PHILADELPHIA. zen. Tho
Philadelphia Athletics Will start
trimming at Lake Charles, I.a- March
i. Connie Mack announced today
Nack's team will pIal~n series or cN-
hibltion games, meeting the st loaIs
Cardinals. the Giants, the i'hillleF.
baltimore, Beaumont Mobile ana
Atlanta clubs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
HENDRIX IS RELEASED
Veteran Cub SpitbalI HurIcr lot out
speed Martin. Pitcher, Signs
Gpntra

CHICAGO, Feb. 7.--C,sudo iTen
dirk. veteran spitball pitcher Of the
Chicago Cubs, was unconditional
released today, according to an
nouncemont made by prcFden.
Veeck. Hendrix had been named
last fall in reports of alleged col
luslon with gambling and reports
had been current for some time thai
ne would not be retained by the
Cubs.
The signed contract OF Pitcher
speed" Martin was received at Cub
headquarters today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
Woman Scion FaUors
Indiana Boxing Bill

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Feb. :.
Hopes OF the American Legion
that it's bill legalizing boxing in
Indiana would become "a law
were strengthened today when
Mrs. Julia -, Nelson, tho only
woman member OF the house.
noted against an attempt 20 kin
the measure.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
Moralsn Whnt Arc Thcye

NEW YORK. Feb. What do
YOU think of the morals OF the young
mon and women Of today" an in
quisitivc reporter asked Dr. Albert
7. poffenberger. professor Of pSy-
chology at Columbia university.
Morals? My goodness. did not
know there was such a thing" re-
plied the professor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
Oklahoma Baptist FiUe
Beats Oklahoma City

oKI.AHoMA CITY, Fob. 7.-okla-
homa Baptist university defeated
tho Oklahoma City college here to-
night, II TO -, IN basketball. Play
was fast
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
Amateur HeaUy Champs
To Battle at Nelp York

NEW YORK, Feb. Captain F.
V. Chandler. heavyweight champion
OF the British army, and william
Spengler, champion OF the New York
police department. amateurs. have
been matched TO box here in the
near future. by tho international
Sporting club, it was announced TO.
day.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
Reputed Irish Leader
Is Killed Says Report

LONDON. FEB. 7.--Michaui Col
ans, rvputcd to be commando Ia
chief OF the Sim FCin army was
,nlrd Thursday while directing AN
rtia,k upun forces at Burguiia, aC-
.ordWE Geo a Central NoWs dispatch
from Dublin. which quotes British
police officials as authority for the
statement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
Fencing Meet Il Proposed.

NW YORK, Feb. An inter
national fencing tournament be-
tween teams OF " men represent
ing the United states and England
will be held here next summer, It
became known today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
Champion Defeats Challenger
Throughout After 3rd Round


ulfA NrHfffdl H
was host tu two
dlsting uishr Il
harobBIl mon
Rob quinn aud
B.Ily l'rlrl quinn.
business manager
ana ptrHuuai rep
T. ego tat I've ~
rhil Rail. owner
~ the ~. Louis
American league
cl - n probably
CN'rle more In
flucu,c iu major
league baseball
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
A RAW. SORE THROAT
Eases Quickly When You
Apply a Little Musterole.


And MusJcrole won't blister lik,
the old fashioned mustard plaster
just spread It on with your fingers.
IL penetrate 10 the sore spot with
gentle unglc. loosens the congestion
and draws ont the soreness and pain.
oMusterole is a clean, white ONT
ment made with oil Of mustard. 1t
is fine Tor quick relief from sore
throat, bronchitis tonSihus. Group, suf
neck, asthma. neuralgia, headache.
congestion Pleurlsy, rheumatism, lum.
bago pains and aches OF the back OF
Joints, sprdins, sore muscles, bruises, chill
plains. frosted feet. colds on the chest
Aothing like MusteIo,e for croupy chill.
ircn. hecp I. handy tor instant use.
3Sc and as wrs: hospital sire 81 ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
-noI6USr" rHE rArrFnN
DREAD.
Eakcr From the West Glad He
DSrsn't Have IN Follow the
Tu1sa Rrcnd Ounlity puCp

Tulsa Bread Quality Pace.
In every city one bakery so;s the
pattern for All others to Try to live
up to-" sai1 W. n. Long. leadins
baker Of Los Angeles. when seer
here today on tour OF inspection o.
the bent Oklahoma bakeries. "Hol
sum Bread ensily is the pace make]
for the Tulsa bakers. In fac;, q
the bakers from one end of thI
country 10 the other had {, follot]
the pace set by tho Tulsl Urea
Company with Ilolsum bread. ther|
would be radical uprst in tn, brco
quality OF the natioa\\,orc anothc
sunset AN
Mr.. Long then cnt(' Ga tech
nical explanation 4yhy Nj
statement WIS true.
But YOU don't huvN W. {,
technique" the widely l'
mid. surely in this ~ NJ
slogan, The Taste Tells
manifested.
'in my home city I am
To produce m excellent lon
bread. but I want to tell you fran
that I am mighty thankful than,
don't have To follow the pace .of -
Tulsa Bread Compary with IN, &
Holsum loaf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
MEMPHIS PAL. MOORE IL
VICTOR uNEn Vl,I,M AlNI.,

DETROIT, Feb. 2. fnl Moore ot
Memphis won the newspaper 40
cision over Carl TrcmHino OF Glove
and In a iG-round boxing match
mere tonight. Moore had the adVan-
tagc I'm seven rounds They weighed
IN at 1l6 pounds.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
JACKSON, DUNDEE MATCHED

Iightwctghts Box Rounds February
25 at Madison Square Garden
NEW YORK, Feb. willie Jack
son and Johnny Dundee have been
matched to box II rounds 10 a de
cision at Madison Square Garden,
February 25, it was announced to
day. 1
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08

than any man. with the exception nf
the club owners Quinn has made
several tups 20 Tulsa ana o. lg y
great compliment ~ This Jltt that he
IH always ready Too AID owner jim
Crawford ~ the Tulsa club iu any
way possible and thut he makes fro
qucut trips here. both ON baseball
business and when fcrtiug fcv
days diversion from tnc baseball
routine Ia ~ Louis.
Ibllii Irici lcstcrda, was ~ guest
today he l. resident Tho ncw
business manager Of the oilers
wa. introduced to the fans Ot this
city aud hc made n distinct Inn
precision, Tulsa gave - great well
come 10 the new Diicr official, ~
welcome wen mcriicd by that vet
Gran and famous baseball uan--
aud 80 ChurrCt, risiir of the hos
pitality ur Iulsnns, t'ricl, Quinn,
Crawford aud Dr. o. 4. iictsling.
the latter u wen known dentist
here, and Tor years major league
player. were guests at Lunch yes
tcrdny oT the kiwani~ club. Iricl
II IA famed after dinner speaker,
almost ~ much ~ Ted sullivan,
and his anecdotes of the diamond.
of personal experiences, are rich
aud many Here H. one oi hiS
stories, told yesterday nt the
kiwanis club lunch:
Frlcl was u knights of toIumbu-
man I'm France, and did great work
I'm organizing aud directing athletic
activity uf the men overseas
Naturally, he was called upon t.
umpiro many important hasebs i
games. So he was chosen to hold tht
Indicator between two crack teams
one white and one negro. About
10000 soldiers were assembled h'
the game. IA Fricl tells 1t. and there
was the usual amount of wagcrini
on results between soldicrs--whic
ia "A great deal. Frlcl sized up the
large multitude, Thought OF the
large sum OF money that would b'
/ lost, aud turning 10 the command
/ ing officer, asked "benoral, nav
you arranged fur any protection 70
me?" The general Thought protcc
tion was unnecessary. friei dis
agreed. he Was, In fact positive ina
there might hc trouble. 80 he presso
/ his point, Come to think ut H. hal
| the general. - have arranged Ia
prOt'ttlOn tuI Npu' W '"' " -
auoricd Bill. when the game !
over, ana YOU start running. l nav
ordered the band to play the sta
| Spanglcd Banner" replied the gen
crhl
Tulsa boxing enthusiasts viii
I be int, rested ~ the announce
/ mcm thnt Jack Callahan, pro-
! not,r uy the Ncmc Athletic riub
/ hns r,'c0ns idcrcd hissrrCcnt retire
4 mcnt and win continue the promo
! t,un ol boxing contests In Tulsa
! Callahan made n very mNorhh'c
imprc.-Iou ON the ii-tiC enthusiasts
! of this ,ity, nui lac ~ generally
REGARDED ns u fair dealing and
} strnirhI forward fellow, one III
whom the t,ust oi the tons may ne
Z rCIoecd.
,,llahan.- next show hcrr rrt
ruurv lB features Frakie tdruonu
as uus. of the hcndlincrr tarbunn'
II viii hc remembered, cancelled M
q .hcdul,d bout here last Tursda
With lack Reeves because ot Hines
land last night, siN days later. boxc
IPvtroslIy, tough scrapper at Ne'
orleans,
Carbonnc's manager Law bir
mOnd must have dome som "frei
explaining tu convince Callnha
that he tCarhpuncI was ucnlly
whom he cancelled his SO wit
Reeves.
DanN nnhnntAiN IInllCr nIC
Evening star., 1921-04-19
PRISON AWAITS !. w. WIS,
Forty-Three Ordered to Go to
Leavenworth Tomorrow.

CHICAGO. April 19-Members of
the Industrial Workers OF the World
whose cases the United States Su-
preme Court recently refused to re-
view. will begin their journey to the
1eoeral prison at Leavenworth. Kan
tomorrow. Charles F. Clyne United
states district attorney. said
The men were convicted in 1918
under the selective service and es-
plonase acts Mr.. Clyne has received
ofhcIal copies of the supreme court
decision affecting more than eieh =
members of the organization.
There are about forty-three men
who were affected by the decision
said Mr. Clyne- the others hayin.
already served brief sentences. These
men are scattered all over the coun-
try, but we are in touch with them
and Will notify them to proceed di-
rect to Leavenworth as soon as the
papers have been prepared We ex-
pect the pilgrimage to the peniten-
tiary to start Wednesday and all Of
the men should be in their cells by
Saturday"
William Haywood. secretary of the
organization. was aid to be in Chi
cago. ready to surrender when
wanted.