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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-20
SUSPICIOUS FIRES
CAUSE HEAVY LOSS
IN WORCESTER, MASS,

Worcester. Mass. Jan. la.--Tho ori-
-in of tbc fires that caused 81 ,5S2, 90
property damage in the business dis
,rict today had not been determined
tonight. While militia companies were
held ready for assistance to tho OK
hsusted frcmcn, state police ~scarch-
cd the icc.shrouded ruins for clews
Tho flames started in the knowles
building at Main and Chatham streets
and shortly aftcrward building on
North Foster stree. more than three
quarters of a mile away was discover
cd ablazc.
businegs fifm, in the Knowles build
ing and In the William II. Sawyer
building on tho opposite side of the
street, both Of which were destroyed
and .hy the NJ X. Smith corporation,
whose Woodworking plant ON North
Foster street was burned.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-20

After deciding to go ahead with this
measure Representative Barbour, Re.
publican of California, member of TIL.
census committee. made himself heard
above the din and proposed the Asi
maximum amendment around which
the battle was waged.
Other amendments were offered,
one to cut the membership TO 3O7 and
another to raise it to $50.
Both were voted down.
After the real fight had been set.
tied, Representative Tinkham; Repub-
lican of Massachusetts,, came up with
proposal TO reduce house seats in
right of franchise and the battle start
debate a point of order against ths
proposal was sustained.
Another wrangle developed over an
amendment by Representative Bar
bour to perfect the bill by providing
the machinery for redistricting in tho
eleven states which will lose seats
after March 4. 1928. The Barbour
plan and many substitutes finally
were defeated.
AS the bill stands tho states which
will lose representatives. arc: Mis-.
souri,. two seats, and Indiana, Iowa,
Kansas. kentucky, Louisiana, Maine,
Mississippi. Rhode Island and Yer
mont. ono each. These twelve scat
will be shifted to eight states. Cali
fornia gets ,: Michigan, 2; Ohio, Q,
and Connecticut, New Jersey North
Carolina Texas and Washington, L
each.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-20
REINFORCEMENT IS ADOPTED
WITH PRESENT MEMBERSHIP -z'
AFTER STORMY HOUSE SESSION
Proposals for Increase and Decrease Are Voted Down
As Is Plan for Reduced Southern
Representation

Washington, c.,
of the bill
of
earlier
wrangng that the bill brought
The
% to
literally knock bill in the
QUIT the,en 1t started vertabe
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-20
Belgian Labor Council
Approves Blue Sunday

Brussels. Jan. 19.-Thc executive
council OF the Federation OF Labor has
approved law prohibiting virtually
all business activity between six
o'clock sunday morning and o'clock
Monday morning. This measure also
forbids the sale OF newspapers and
periodicals between three o'clock sun
day afternoon and three o'clock Mon
day afternoon. except on elections.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-20
BALLOONISTS NARRATE
STORY OF SUFFERINCS

Rockaway, n. Y. Jan. 1.-TWO of
the three balloonists who were lost
four days in the frozen Canadian
wilds after their flight, portrayed
their sufferings from cold. hunger and
worry today before the naval court of
inquiry.
Lieutenant Walter Hinton pictured
the in tense suffering of the eldest Of
the trio. Lieutenant Farrell. saying
Farrell sank frequently from c1-
haustion tainted and at one time af-
ter making remarks which Hinton
told the court 1t would be unfair to
quote. the younger officers conferred
on the advisabillty of taking a knife
from him.
bie.tenant Hinton did not make
clear whether Lieutenant Farrell had
begged his companions TO cut his
throat. use his body for food and
press on, as the former had stated in
n letter to Mrs. Hinton-statcmentS
witch led to the fist fight between this
two at Matticc.
He briefly discussed this fight, and
said he did not consider Farrell re-
sponsiblc for what he did or said
due TO his ovcrwrouEht nerves"
SOUP KITCHEN OPENED
bridgeport, Conn. Jan. ia
soup kitchen to provide one meal a
day for unemployed persons was
opened today by the Bridgeport meta
trades union.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-20
The state Highways Biil

The County Commissioners went
on record against his good roads plan
rather decidedly. They voted is3 to
. against him. This is to be expect
ed. Under tho old pork barrel
system. which the highway commits
sion has been following. each set of
County Commissioners get so much
money 10 cSpcnd in their own county.
and II stands to reason that Governor
Shoup's plan. which provides for
systematic construction OF roads until
all arc constructed. would not find
favor with the county commissioners.
Whether tho members OF the Legisla-
turc will adopt the board course OF
the Governor the local course OF the
County Commissioners remains TO be
seen.
Tho Farmers Congress went on
record against the medical school.
This congress is composed of men
selected largely by representatives of
the Agricultural College. and in its
action can bc seen the reflex thought
of that College, and especially the re
fieN result of the fight that has been
on between tho several state insu-
tions for the last fifteen years over
the division of tho educational fund.
No better argument for one board
OF control for all state institutions
could be had than the action OF tho
Farmers Congress the other day.
As "A rule tho members OF tho Leg
islaturc ignore. to a largo extent the
contest between the educational in
stitutions and divide the money as
they deem best. This may be the re-
suit this time.
Perhaps moro interest will be cen
tered in the bill trat provides for the
creation Of tho western commission
to settle all disputcs Of water rights
along the Colorado river than any
f,,a,,Y -, a., p,yc T,vo,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-20
LAST BILL DAY
BRINGS MANY
new PROPOSALS
State Rangers and Centralized
Road Control Arouse
Strong Opposition
pcclaI 10 Tho Chicftain.

Special To the Chieftain.
Denver. Jan. l9.-Today was the
last day for the Introduction of bills.
and was spent by all the members in
getting proposed bills jacketcd and
introduced.
All OF the Administration measures
are in and have been sent into COM
mittees that will bring them out in
a reasonable time for consideration.
The Indications are that tho big fights
in tho legislature will come over the
good roads bill. the medical college
for the state University and the bill
creating the rangers
In fact, tho general impression is
that the bill creating the rangers will
cause more OF fight than anything
else. Governor Shoup wants a com
pany of 100 men in service all the
time for the purpose OF enforcing all
the laws which require horseback
riders or motorcycle men to enforce.
Bo wants to patrol the highways 10
catch speedstcrs: TO use them in en-
forcing tho prohibition laws and TO
have thenr in readiness in case OF
trouble. The opposition to this plan
seems greater than any other plan he
has. unless 1t should be his good roads
all
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-20

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When Failure
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Whv is One Person Healthy and Happy While
Another is Sick and Gloomy?

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t|CH1.HOUR WORK LAW 4.
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Central Labor Unions Special
vummI,see TAKES lasue With
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causes pain in the joints and muscles
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hollis and sores. A good blood purifier
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-02
LEVY COURT HELPS AUDIT.
VIII Assist Attorney General In In.
yestlpation OF Brandywine Hundred
Afiairs,

In his audit OF the finance OF New
Castle county the Levy Court will give
Attorney General Sylvester ID. Town
send, Jr.. all the assistance he may
desire. The court adopted the follow
ing resolution yesterday afternoon:
whereas. Certain citizens and tax
payers OF this county have petitioned
the attorney general TO make an In
yestigation of the accounts and trans
actions OF the Levy Court, especially
as such relate TO Brandywine hundred,
and
"whereas, Accounts relating to all
transactions of the county are am
nually audited by auditors appointed
by the resident associate Judge. and
whereas, A special audit OF the
books of the county was recently made
under the supervision of the attorney
general after a shortage In the office
| of the recorder of deeds. therefore be
| IL
| "Resolved That the Levy Court inn
| medlately place at the disposal of th'
attorney general all documents, papers
and any information and give hin
every assistance in making any audi
he may desire"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-02
AMUSE MENTS.
STAGE
Popular Vaudeville nj Aldlne.

urnwlng IN popularity with every
performance. Aldne vaudeville at the
Nldhc Theatre, Market at Eighth
street. continues arouse the inter-
Hai ~ Wilmington theatre goers. The
lenlng hln Is one of unusual merit,
Neh1alnlus enough variety 60 please
thp most diversified tastes. "The
nanvlng Master" which n the most
nirientlnus number on the bill. con-
ltlns Hnme excellent dancing and sing
mF numbers. rhe Thompson Barry
fl.u give musical act that appeals
g loNvrs az melody. Tho singing OF
Iillr hillN RarrN "a remarkable. when
hp thild'H extreme youth is considered.
M ana Mrs Hush Emmett present
9 study IN Nontrllopuism. moonlight
tullips," the feature picture, Is one
nf the most attractive ever seen in
Wilmington. Marie Provost is feat
urvd There awill be complete
hangp uf program tomorrow. Six
new actH of vaudeville will be shown
ana ihe feature picture viii be THE
shark Master, q sensational story OF
De- South Seas, starring Frank Mayo.
ilat mnnd ilond aud Go. at the carrick
Raymond nunds comedy playlei
iipWnHnta' ia perfect gem OF q
STAGE unurihK ita comedy IS offered
steadily and an through the number
lhe UAuiUk audience is laughing
hparUN at Raymond Bonds guise OF
hp ruFai salesman. Bond wrote IN,
.huiuh go be- knows SIS "ins" an,
uuia and especially the eccentricitiei
I'd tho man who takes up selling b,
correspondence Kennedy and hi
Hlehd Nohodv DO not take up mucl
room nn thp STAKE but they make
| Hi nl MuHhahlp Noise considering tina
One o. a silent partner Marie Hart b
A a.rl Who can DO almost everything
/ UANp 0pnaro and Ann Gold are
lAnt nH pair black and O'nonnel.
smHlng and dsuoing duo, latel an
i Atkpe q clover comedy and the Mora
Sisters who are wire marvcls are IN
other acts on the bin
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-02
100000 PRESCRIPTIONS

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discovered the wonderful prescription
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Fckerds Cut Rate Medicine store.
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Wam ia asH IA Telsrhuns eias.
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-02

bard streets being built by Reed and
Brother for the Glover Dairy Com
pany IN enclosed, and the concrete
floor will soon be finished. This is
so x 80 feet In plan. and Will accommo-
date Twenty-Five trucks
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-02
BUILDING PERMITS INCREASE.
Most Cover Repair Work ms New
Projects Are Scarce.

While the number OF building per-
mits issued In October showed quite
squirt I'm their total, few of them
were for new construction 10 be un-
dertaken this year. and most OF the
lobs started earlier are nearing com
pletion, so that there IL comparatively
little except repairs and alterations
In progress.
The garage at Thirteenth and Lom.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-02

is made to translate a famous novel
brutality mutilated but Sentimental
fllled with delicate whimsicalities into
scenario the authors brain child is
hrutally mutilated but Sentimental
Tommy" has proved TO be the excep-
ton.
Last Day for Lavender and Old Lace
Myrtle Reeds story, Lavender and
old Lace" Is the picture attraction,
at the Arcadia Theatre. IL closes Its
engagement there today. The beauty
and the sentiment that made Mrs.
Reeds book so popular have been put
into the picture. Tomorrow a special
production called "A Certain Rich
Man" will be presented. This is Ben
Iamin Hampton's production of the
novel OF the same name by William
Allen White.
Gall Kane Mt the Savoy.
In idle Hands" starring Gail Kane,
| the big Park Whiteside production,
which Is having a weeks showing at
the Savoy Theatre, a young girl Is
shown who left her home In small
town. She was seeking n career
She thought she could dance. She
met n smart" young man. Next she
IS a captive In locked room directly
lheneath the stage of a Chinese cabaret
How she got there and how she fl
nally escapes forms the basis OF the
rhotoplay.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-02
SCREEN.
arassianate rurrlm" With Matt Moore.

Matt Mooro D. the featured player
M rhe Passionate Pilgrim tho Pic
urp which Is the big attraction at
actor uf tho nrst class and his presen-
mtIan 81 Henry Calserlcy IN The
Passionate plndm' is a gem of ar
Istlp perfection samuel Merwin
Wfufr tho book from which the pic
uip was taken VIII Rogers viii be
nrraented tomorrow in An Unwilling
llNfo This Be- hEht comedy with
ttUUUFa IA Ia hobo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-02

The Same firm has been doing work
at Carpenter Station for William
Kane, underpinnlng with stone his
barn. which had to be raised TO meet
the grade Of the new road from the
PHILADELPHIA pike 10 FouIk Road
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-02
sssntlmenlal Tommy" Wonder Picture

sentimental Tommy, Grizcl and the
paInlpd lndN. three 90 The most within
ssai characters that have ever reached
.hu s.lNers sprccn. appear in "Senu-
menal Tommy. the aim version OF
aIf lames M Barrles celebrated
.lutips. tt ,he Majestic Theatre this
WrUh Frequently whom an attempt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-02
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he jumps over. But when he's in the
ring he's calm and cool.
The challenger is using every aid
to put him in the best possible condi-
ton against Dempsey. Trainer Gus
Wilson has even strung up for him
a bag, similar to but smaller than a
punching bag and filled with shelled
corn. Georges hammers away at this
daily, using the palms of his hands
1t toughens them as he could not dc
with ordinary bag punching.
Both Dempsey and Carpenter are
natural fighters The challenger will
have the edge in ring experience, fol
he has been battling for ID years
while the champion did not break into
the record books until 1915.
Georges is in prime physical shape
for the fight right now.
"Tm just loafing," Carp told me
cts too early to box much, although
Pm doing just enough to keep my
judge of distance Fen days of hare
work, just before the fight, we figure
will put me in excellent shape"
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small to withstand hammering, some
of his critics say-his shoulders are
broad and his thigh and legs stocky.
The muscles of his legs stand out like
whipcord, although his arm and back
muscles are the deceptive, flat sort
that do not impress one until the
challenger gets into the ring and
brings them into play. Even then one
must judge more by results. For Carp
although a perfect physical speciman,
doesn's look at all like superman.
l was interested in Carpenters
eyes. l noticed that while we talked
he kept them on me all the time.
But thew were pleasant hazel eyes
then, with a smile them-almost
like a woman's. In the ring his eyes
tighten and the hard look comes into
them that bespeaks the veteran of the
roped arena.
Georges, outside the ring, is full
of nervous energy. He never walks
from the house to the barn in which
his indoor ring is located-he runs.
He never crawls through the ropes
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results j
At Mobile 5-4, Nashville 81 .t1
At Birmingham 3, Atlanta 913.ssg
At New Orleans 5, Memphis 3.
At Little Rock 49,. Chattanooga
10. "A MmA
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BY JOHNNY KILBANE
Featherweight Champion.

MANHASSET, L. l., June 49,
One week of hard work would put
Georges Carpenter in shape for:
A fight with Jack Dempsey.
A hurdle race.
A 100-yard dash.
A shooting match.
Or high jumping contest,
For the French challenger, who
meets Dempsey July 2 for the heavy
title, is an all around athlete and an
expert at many kinds of sports.
He is using several of these side
lines in preparing himself for the
Jersey battle. Jumping standards are
placed close beside his outdoor ring.
A hurdle course and runnink track
have been laid out nearby. Georges
uses them all daily He does lot
of target shooting also-says it helps
his eye wonderfully.
It's been a long time since I've
seen a more physically perfect athlete
than was Georges Carpenter when he
threw off the bathrobe and stepped
into the ring to work with Journee,
the big sparring partner he brought
from France.
He is tall-nearly the same height
as Dempsey, but the difference in
build of the two fighters makes Geor-
ges appear far the smaller, Dempsey
has the ru~eedness of bull. Thick
neck. broad shoulders, but with legs
that taper down gracefully-an ideal
build for fighter. Georges on the
other hand, has small neck-too
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BALPICKS JACK:
CARP TOO FRAIL
Dempsey Needs Only To
Hold Present Con-
g dition
BY MAX BALTHASAR,

MANHASSET, L. l., June 18.-
On the form of today Georges Car
pentier has only the gamblers chance
of winning the worlds heavyweight
championship from Jack Dempsey on
July 2. y b.
Dempsey needs only to hold the
condition he now has, while Carpen.
tier could-if/ such a thing were pos
sible-improve 25 per cent and still
have little chance of winning.
Carpenter is. in as perfect shape
as it is possible for him to reach.
He could go in the ring tomorrow,
capable of fighting his best.
But his best notch is not good
enough for the rugged mauler from
Manassa.
His Pride Helps.
He has the speed, skill, wonderful
strength for his pounds, courage, and
above all-pride of achievement.
But his comparative frailty of
body is against him.
Attempts to build himself up to
Dempsey's scaling has failed. He can
put on but couple of pounds with
out hurting his form.
His speed is undiminished. He
throws his punches with the same ac.
curacy and force as shown in earlier
workouts.
But his size will not do at all
against the rushing, tearing, ham.
mering, savage attack of the cham
pion.
True, the Frenchman is ideally
built both for offense and defense.
he has pair of arms any heavy
weight might we'll be proud Of. In.
stantly they catch the eye of the less
critical.
But when his whole physique is
gone over you are struck with the
fact that his body is too small.
Also he has some faults with the
gloves.
He carries his left hand too low
and far back for quick action. When
he hooks with it he misses four out
of five.
His right hand is his best bet. It's
doubtful if he can land crusher on
the champion.
Jack Hard to Hit.
Dempsey's left to right and reverse
shifts, his perpetually swinging head,
make him his as much of moving
target as the challenger.
Only carelessness will make it pos
sible for the Frenchman to get home
with blow needed to tear the crown
off the Americans head.
In infighting he will be a baby in
Dempsey's hands.
Only miracle or an accident can
win for Carpenter.
Right now. as the two men shape
up, | figure CARPENTER will be lucky
to last round
Should he weather the first round
or should he succeed in lasting to the
third he'll he tired enough to be
target for Dempsey's 46th knockout.
would sum up Carpenter this
wav: He has the arms. the legs. the
brain, the speed and the heart, but
his body is too small.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE


At Augusta A, Spartanburg ..
At Charlotte 4, Columbia 0.
At Charleston A, Greenville 8.