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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-02-09

ket skelp mill 6s reszleges opera
clio mas osztalyokban heti mum
ka program.
A Republic Iron and Steel Co..
telepen meg mindig a leggy0n-
gebben megy munka. OFT csak
|egy koh6, het open hearth, harom
ESQ mill es negy lemez mill dol
gozik (az utobbiak nilesi telc-
penn. Mint hirlik, a Republicnal
r0videsen javulni fog az iizem, a
mi bizonyara Macy oromet fog
kelteni a magyarok k0zott.
A Brier Hill Steel Co. iizeme e
hetcn javulast mutat. Dolgozik
egy koho, kilenc open hearth,
blooming mill, fel-fel hetet a "a
incses es 1872 incses plate mill
(Mosierben) es II lemez mill a
nlieSI telepcn.
A Carnegie Steel Co. meg min
dig vezet munka tekinteteben. Az
Ohio Works egy koho kivetelevel
teljes er6vel dolgozik. A fels6 es
also (Union) telepen a heten Is
szaZalekOs erOyel meov a munka.
mig Mcdonald teljes er6vel dol
gozik.
A Sharon Steel Hoop Co. low
ellvilei telepen egy koh6, harom
open hearth, a blooming es bar
mill, mig a haseltoni telepen 0t
lemez mill dolgozik.
A Trumbull Steel Co. warreni
telepen is eleg jol megy a nun
ka. Dolgozik az vi 600 tomas ko-
ho, mind het open hearth, az
osszes feldolgoz6 millek. % lie.
mez es pleh mill es ezen xviii a
Liberty telepen 10 pleh mill.
Az A. M. Byers Co. girardi te.
lepe teljes erovel megy.
A Newton Steel Co. telepe New.
ton Fallson teljes er6vel megy.
A Falcon Steel Co. Nilesban fel
iizemet tart fen.
New Castleben es Shenango
v0lgyben is valamelyest javultak
az iizemek.
A iavulas hire ugylatszik mesz
see foldre eljntott Youngstown
b6l, inert naponta a munkasol
fszasai' j6nnek a varosba munka
keresni oIyan videkekrol, ahol ma
.Eh6napok 6ta egyaltalaban men
ldolgoznak. "A szegeny emberel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-02-09
MEavAN Az ELs0 PAPRJA?

A kinek Mines meg az els0 pa
pirja, vagy pedig Xxi akarja venni
a polgar papirost, az forduljon BIZ
zalommal Mih6k Sandorhoz, a ki
diitalanul vegzi ell sz6ban forgo
papirosok kit0lteset. Mih6k San
dort minden nap megtalalhatjak
lapunk szerkeszt6segeben, 800 W.
Federal street, els6 emelet, reg
gel 9-t5l 12 craig es delutan 2
6rat6l 5 craig.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-02-09

persze nem kapnak munkat, inert
gyarak el0sz0r regi alkalma-
zottaikat helyezik vissza es elony
ben reszesitik a Youngstown la
EosoKat. nftift htten mindcn
eijel t0bb, mint szaz ember ka-
pott alv6 helyet a rendorsegi b0r-
t0nben. inert varosl SZallas meg
telt es ugyancsak megteltek a toh-
bi j6tekony alapbol fentartott
szallasok is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-02-09

Oles szerdan alairta ait sza-
balyrendeletet, amelyet a tanacs
hetf6n egy hete hozott es amely-
ben a vizmiivek ideiglenes munka-
sainak beret 6rankint 40 cent
ben szabjak meg.
Hosszas targyalasok el6ztek meg
a szabalyrendelet eletbelepeset,
inert Kaercher, vizmiivek igaz-
gat6ja, aki 30 centben kerte meg
allapitani ezeknek a munkasoknak
oraberet, kijelentette, hogy 40
centes munkast mem alkalmaz es
inkabb elhalasztja az NJ ESQ lera-
kasokat nyarig, amikor magasabb
munkaber mellett gazdasagosab-
ban vegezhet0 ez munka.
A Youngstown Emergency Re-
lief Association kerte ennek a
munkanak megkezdeset azonnal,
hogy ezaltal vagy 400 embernek
adhasson munkat legalabb ket
hetig egy h6napban. A munkanel-
kiliek segitese igen nagy proble-
ma es csakis ilyen varosi mum
kakon lehet honapok 6ta mum
ka nelkiil all6kat segiteni. A rend-
XVIII munkakon az eddigi ora
Der 30 cent volt, most azonban
azok, akik vizmii segely munka-
jan dolgozni fognak, 40 centet
kapnak maid.
Oles multi heten vette fel elso
[fizeteset-mint - pala6Raaas q, a
fizetes havi 500 dollar es pol
garmester r0gton atirta csekket
a Community Corporationra, a
mely a varos j6tekonysagi Ggyeit
yezeti, avval az utasitassal, hogy
fizeteseb0l 100 munkanelkiiliseg
Matt nyomorgo csalad mind
egyikenek adjanak egg ct dolla-
ros rendeletet elelmiszerekre.
Oles ezen cselekedetevel beval-
totta yafasztas elStt tett azon
igeretet, hogy nelSi fizetes mem
kell, hanem AIT a szegenyek Sc
gitesere fogja forditani.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-02-09
IFJUsAGI TEAEsTELY

A Scent Istvan egylet ifjnsagi
osztalyanak azon tagjait, akik a
karacsonyi pasztorjatekban oily
nagy sikerrel szerepeltek, az egy-
let vezet6sege teaestelyre hivja
meg, casarnap delutan megtar-
tott gyiiles hatarozatanak ertel-
mehen. A teaestely pontos id6-
pontjat heten allapitja meg i
tisztikar Is AIT iov5 heten tu-
datni fogjuk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-02-09
Mi hir a varoshazan :?

ezel6tt nytouk eddg nkbe
megjegyzesekb6l k hogy olva6 k0zonsegnk zvesen
ezeket a hireket
kereen bel parkodn fogunk bezamoni varoshaza
esemenyero magyar haztudonos 6s ad6ze6 pogarok
napr6napra gyarapodik ehat ke hogy reke 6ket
varohzan ataunk megvaszott tszt
vlsel5k hogy vi t0rvenyeket hoznak vrosayk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-02-09
A Sz. Istvan Egylet
leszallitotta dijait
Az alapszabalymodositas marcus
elsejen lep eletbe. rs centert
heti het dollar lesz o bctegsegely.
Felemeltek halaleseti segely
osszeget

F0n1oS HgyekDen nataf0Z0tt Va
sarnap delutan a Scent lstvan
cgylct ta9saea, amely a Kossuth
kor nagytermeben tartotta rem
des havi gyiileset. A tagsag egy-
reszenek arra val6 hivatkozasa,
hogy a jeienlegi munka es kerese-
| ii yiszonyok mellett mem birja az
egy dollaros havi diiat fizetni,
mar honapok ota kerte az alap-
szabaly ez iranybani modositasat.
Hosszas vitak folytak a tagsagi
dij felol az egylet legutobbi hat
gyiilescn es most mivel regi alap
Sza baly k6nyvek ugyis elfogytak,
ye9!eg hataroztak az iigyben. A
tagok kijelcntettek, hogy megele-
gednek kevesebb betegsegelylvel
eS icy alapos megbeszeles utan ell
fogadtak kovetkezo javaslatot
A tagsagi dii marcus elsejet6l
/ keZdve havi - cent, cnnek ellene-
ben a boteg tag kap het napnal to-
vabb tart6 betegseg utan be-
tcgseg. bejelentesenek napjat6l
szamitva hcti het dollar betegse-
gelyt a mostani aiapszabalyban
megallapitott id6re. A tartalek-
alap marad a regi, vagyis feleven
kint so cent. Visszahelyeztek el-
lenben a kotelez6 bali dijat es XII
mondottak, hogy azon esetben, ha
az egylet mem tart bait, minden
tag koteles evcnte ketszer 25--
25 centet fizethi bali valtsag ci-
men. s-Fss s'sss;1'' ssss'
Az eddigi szokastol elter6leg
ezentul minden elhunyt tag meg
nevezett or0k0se $50 dollar halal-
eseti Segelyt kap az egylet penz-
tarab6l. A tag elhalalozasakor
minden tag k0teles egy dollart
penztarba befizetni. Tehat az
egylet alapjab6l kiegesziti $50 dol
/ lara a halaleseti dollarokat. ell
lenben a regi temetesi segely tel
jesen megsziinik.
Ez a jayaslat tagok osztatlan
partolasaval talalkozOtt. T0bb XII
sebb valtoztatasokat is eszk0z0l-
TEX az alapszbalyon, melyek sim
ten marcus elsejen lepnek eletbe.
A gyiiles egyszersmind elhtaroz-
ia, bogy nj alapszabalyokat ke-
szittet, amelyek j0vo gyiilesen
keriilnek maid kiosztasra.
A Scent Istvan egylet uj fize-
test rendszere es az. egylet altal
nyujtott segelyek, valamint az
egyletnek k0zel 5 ezer dollarnyi
keszpenzvagyona igen kedvez6
alkalmat nyujtanak a youngs-
town. magyarsagnak, hogy ma
gat betegseg es halal esetere biz-
tositsa, Az egylet beallasi diia
alacsony es fatal tagok most
mem fizetnek beallasi dijat. Exert
! :
nyugodtan ajanlhatjuk ma
gyar katholikus testvereknek,
hogy igyekezzenek a SIT. Istvan
: egylethez csatlakozni. Az egylet
ugy ferfi, mint moi tagokat fell
vesz kebelebc es pedig egyforma
jogokkal. Az egylet nagy tokeje
biztositek ARA, hogy az egylet
mindig kepes lesz kotelezettsegei-
mex pontosan megfelelni A SIT.
lstvan egyletnek jelenleg 1913 j6l
allo tagja van.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-02-09

"a rettegve vart rend6r elbocsa-
tasok, melyeket Oles polgarmes-
ter meg januarban bejelentett, e
heten megkezd6dtek. Watkins
rend6rf6nok hetfon OF probaidos
rend6rt elbocsatott a szolgalatb6l.
Az elbocsatast avval okolta meg,
hogy az illet6k '.'alkalmatlanolz
rend6ri szolgalatra. Sheridan is
met ct rend6r kapott ertesitest,
hogy allasukt6l felfiiggesztettek.
Az ct KOHL harom meyer es mind
egyik t0bb, mint ket ev ota al
lott varos szolgalataban. A fell
fiiggesztett rendor0k val6sziniileg
felebbeznek civil service kom-
missi6hoz.
Hamilton k0zbiztonsagi igazga-
to kijelentette kedden, hogy Oles
polgarmester elallt attol a szan-
dekat6l, hogy so rend6rt elbocsas
son, inert belatta, hogy a varos
k0zbiztonsaganak meg6vasara ok
vetleniil Macy neutrality-suspicious.
van sziikseg, de azert valamelyest
meg csokkenteni fogjak letsza-
mot.
A varosi alkalmazottak fiZetes-
rendezese meg mem jutott abba a
stadiumba, hogy a tanacs foglal-
kozhasson vele. A fizetes rem
dezesi albizottsag t0bbsz0r tar
gyalt a polgarmesterrel es az osz-
tafyfDn0k6kkel, die nncgH4lapcs
dasra meg mem jutottak. Oles ha-
tarozottan ragaszkodik 1egalabb
tiz szazalekos fizetes leszallitas-
hoz. Taylor, az albizottsag elmo
Ike, aki a elk keriiletet kepviseli
a tanacsban, Oles partjan van.
Carney tanacsnOk ellenez barmi-
lyen berleszallitast, de van benne
hajlandosag ARA, hogy felesleges
allasokat elt0riiljenek. Davis ta-
nacsnok, bizottsag harmadik
tagja, kozeputat kovet, de val6szi
nileg szinten fizetes leszallitas
mellett lesz.
Az iigyben d0ntes a j0v6 heten
varhato.
Oles polgarmester a mutt heten
kibekiilt Watkins rend6rf6n0k-
kel. A kibekiiles egy polgar-
mester altal osszehivott osztalyfo
noki ertekezleten t0rtent meg,
Oles az ertekezlet utan kijelentet-
tie, hogy az osztalyf6nokok meg
igertek egyiittmiikodesiiket Is
hogy ct igen kielegitette az erte-
kezlet lefolyasa.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-23

But before the "razz' is administer
ed the Scotland Yard official general
ly manages to get something tangible
on the gentleman, and in order to save
time and money and very often an in
ternational scandal timely warning
is sent to the undesirable that if he
would like to be saved from the in
| dignities of deportation he had better
| take the train back to his own Coun-
try by a certain date. The hint never
fails to act.
The task of handring ont theactual
''razz" is entrusted to the special
branch detectives. All are expert lin
GUSTS, and their departmental chief
co-ordinates with the police of all the
continental countries. .
The detective go about their busi-
ness in pairs. The senior of the two
conveys the message, and the second
man s'mply listens and observes. Fail
ure to comply with the hint to leave
without any fuss means that the ma
chinery of international law is going
to be set in motion.
Within a few days the unwanted Wis
itor finds himself marched off to Scot
land Yard and thence to the railway
Station, and if he remains obstinate
they clap him in Jail, and he is brought
before the magistrates charged with
being an undesirable alien.
The trail of the uuwanted who has /.
been given the "raz2' by Scotland |
Yard goes on until the victim reaches ,
his own country, and then, through /
he special foreign service. Scotland
Yard gets the cable, Baron y. or Ma
lame u, landed here at "A. m, or
p. m"
The "razz" has done the trick. and
he mans dossier is filed for further
eferencc. In certain cases it is neces-
airy for Scotland Yard to WORK
trough the Foreign office. and then
he consulate Of the unwantcd mans |
onntry hands out the hint. which is .
ever ignored.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-23
WILLIAM TELL EXPLOIT
STARTS $4,000 SUIT

CINCINNATI. O. sept. CA mod.
ern game Of william Tel ana the
Apple has come TO Hght i'm the Conn
mon Pleas Court Of Hamilton County
i'm the form Of "a $4,000 damage suit
tilod AGAINST tho archcr's father bv
the mother ut yourgStcr whose oya
stopped the SHAFT meant for the apple.
10 is allcCCd that Roy TwBuhufol.
twelve, shot ont the LETT eve OF vii
liam %. Perry. vieht. and d9mauss arc
asked because the father oT TNsnhoCeI
IS SIid to De responsible for allowing
his son 10 play with "a dangerous
weapon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-23
WORLDS LOWEST DEATHRATE

SYDNEY. y. S. w. CBy Mail to L.
P.)-This city of more than million
population has the lowest death rate
in the world. namely 9.52 per thous-
and for the year 1921, according to
statistics issued by the Metropolitan
Medical officer of Health, DIR. Purdy.
Infantile mortality. recognized as the
most sensitive index OF sanitary pro-
gress. finds Sydney high in the scale
Of the communities which assure their
babies life. The death rate is only
63.1 per thousand OF infants.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-23

Remember the brave lads of tn
Royal Dublin Fusiliers and the
Many other irish Regiments
who gallantly fought for the
Empire and helped to raise the
Flag of Africa, India Egypt ana
Many Of the battlefields of
Europe. Read the names of
Many of your countrymcn
'"Insvribed upon the Arch to the
Royal Dublin FusilicTs. It.
stephens Green. Irishmcn, the
Empire Is in danger: she needs
Your help. Join up at the near
Cst recruiting station,
''Signed MICHAEL COLLINS,
Commander of the Forces
in Ireland.
RICHARD MJICHAY.
Owen DUFFY.
GOD SAVE THE KING"
tt is such tactics as these that
make the Irish American problem.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-23

day burned almost to the ground. The
fire was caused by a defective fluc.
The school is five miles south of salem
beyond the city water supply. The
damagc is said TO exceed 100000.
Eight thousand dollars in fixtures was
saved. Rose Lackey. l., from Tilla-
nook county. was severely cut about
the head while fighting the flames.
Alice Jrffcries, from Roscburg. tainted
while fighting flames on the third
floor but was carried 10 safety by
companions 4 new duplicate build
inE was erected this YEAR
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-23
English Give Undesirable Folks
"The Bird" Not "Razz" as in u. S.

The ordinary criminal is easily dis
posed of, An order for his deporta-
tion follows his conviction, as a matter
Of course. But the ''razz' has often to
be administered to Il person who has
broken no law of the land, but who
is not quite the type of person that Of
ticial England likes to have living in
her midst.
Sometimes it is Il famous actor.
sometimes an actress and often some
aristocrat from country where NOR
al code does not quite coincide with
hat of Brtains best behaved.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-23
Irish 'Amaz0ns'
HeCkIed Work OF
Michael Collins

LONDON, Sept. 23.-Not the least
of the troubles which were faced by
Michael Collins, martyred leader in
the Irish Provisional Government,
I were the irish Amazons.
The exploits of militant women
sympathi2ers with the Irish cause are
not allowed to be sent out of Ireland
in press dispatches which come under
u strict military censorship. Never
theless news of the CeasCless endeav-
ors of young Irish women continue to
reach London.
Attack MOuntjoy Jail
Recent attacks upon Mountjoy Jail,
/ where the irregular prisoners are in
7 fcarcorated, are said to have been in
/ stigatcd by women. The Provisional
Government officers are continually
hesieGed by women demanding all
manner of concessions and asserting
their rights as citizens of the Free
state, and i'm the same breath DENYING
the right of the Free State
The Irish Amazons are conducting
a constant hccl,linS campaign. and no |
action is taken to restrain them. The |
authorities know that it would not |
be wise To make war upon women:
much less would it be polite To Jail /
them, hence these enthusiastic and /
hccklinS women, many of them girls
barely out of their teens. continue
these tactics
The irish AmazonS are not with
out their own convictions. They
traIy believe they are acting in the
best interests of ireland when they
strive to ohstruct the Free State
forces, ana their intensity is most not
able
Resist British Allegiance
We would rather see ireland wip-
'd of the map than to have it con-
nue under the British King" one OF
hcSe Irish Amazons told the writer 4;
lot long ago i'm an interview in Lou- &
ion. The young woman made this re- 4.
mark with an sincerity. She was not
Wild-ryud woman. instead she gyas
umid girl whose froc,-Iyi face -
parking blue vyrs and soTfly-turrd z
ro-Ig bglied the fact shat she vas z
he Irish miliJautS. They may kil =
ur men folk but they can never kir Y
be- spirit of the Republic" said this =
MACON. we women are ready 90 y
lc, roraUse We have been rrtrayef
'v feel that % would ue better that q
here should De- ur ireland than an a
ria-3 under the domination of Great 4
nt8ir
Tu Tp Ial>r P,r>tcrS
A fair example uf tr- racsrf-e f7r-
rs of these HE-h ArraEH-s Is ffs .r..-
hitting posters which have been
gsr.rai au rr- Drtg0. A-r-r-s
.H
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-23
by THOMAS WATSON.
International News Service Staff
CorroSnOndent

LONDON, Sept. 23.-Johnny Bull
has a very effective manner of getting
rid Of the undesirable allen. Scotland
Yard simply hands out the official
''razz' to the unwelcome guest. or.
as they call II here, the bird'-in
ether words, the gentle hint is given
to the unwanted one that within few
days he must take the train from
Charing Cross railroad station and
quit.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-23
SCHOOL DoRMIToRY BURNED

SALEM. sept. 23.-tA. P.D-with
its 81 inmates fighting valianuy to
save il the old dormitory building Of
The state industrial school for girls to-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-23
TINES UP

When the lights go out Saturday night in this
store it will mean the positive ending of the
most drastic price cutting and Daring Bargain
Giving Sale in the history of business in Eastern
Oregon. And if you don't share in the last days
and hours of this event you'll surely regret it for
months to come.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-23

Rally Onoe more 10 the sellers
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-23
WARNING

Make your Roundup trip pay you big divi-
dends in dollars as well as pleasure. Let me
make this pleasure trip the most profitable trip
you ever took I'll do it for you if you'll just
come to this Great Bargain Carnival before this
Stores closing hour Saturday night
The Washington herald., 1922-01-12

which he splintered against Demp-
sey's jaw in the second round, also
has been N doubtful weapon, and.
although Georges himself has
claimed that II completely healed.
followers of the boxing game have
been watching him critically In
training to observe whether he IA
vorod that lame fist.
Carpenter has told many Of his
English friends that his hand Is
all right He insists, too. that he
was not permanently hurt by the
body blows. But there is a strong
belief among followers of the game
that Georges has suffered at least
a sharp slump from the top of his
morale; has lost that confidence
which gave him the audacity to
tackle the Man Killer in Jersey
City not as a human sacrifice, after
the losers end. but as a real
challenger for the championship.
He has been wearing a football
headgear in training because OF
bruise on his face. which has now
almost disappeared.
1t is almost certain that Georges
figures Cook a cinch. 1t is not very
likely that the Frenchman would
step in with Cook TO be keeled over
and knock himself out OF several
lucrative American engagements.
On top OF the rumors that Car
pentier is not himself we hear that
Johnny Wilson. middleweight cham
pion, wants a crack at the hand
some Frenchman. Only few
months back Carpenter was re-
garded as the second-best fighter in
the world, and now even cham
pion" Wilson wants a shot at him.
Cook, who is strong slugger,
without much knowledge of or re-
gard for the finer points of boxing.
will weigh about 1S7 pounds, and
Carpenter about ia. Corpeatier Is
a better puncher than Cook, but
the Australian is said to be- rug
ged receiver. with strong knees in
storm of punches.
Regardless Of the outcome of this
fight. Carpenters match with Ted
Kid Lewis holder of the British
welter, middle. and light heavy
weight titles. for the heavyweight
championship of Europe will stand
The Frenchman thus postpones still
| further into the indefinite future
his proposed match with Tom Glib
| bons for the light heavyweight
championship of the world.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-12
Parsons Takes Second
In Cue Title TOurney

William Parsons won second money
In the District preliminary pocket
billiard championship at the Grand
Central by defeating Clyve Richmond
In last nights game, 100. to so. 1t
was a nip-and-tuck game in the early
frames. The defeat of Richmond
gives him a chance to win the third
prize in tonight's game. when he
will shoot Sergt. Ralph Henshaw in
the final game Of the series.
Eight players figured in the pre-
liminary series to earn the right to
qualify for the championship series
to start next Monday night at the
Grand Central. Four of the players
were eliminated, and the remaining
quartet will resume playing in the
title series for the District cham
pionships. The winner will be award
ed a diamond-studded medal.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-12

Georges Meets Australian
Heavy" in London Tonight
Frenchman Is Top Heavy Fayorite- Bout Will
Settle Question As to Condition
Of Partisan Idol.

LoNp6, Jan. III Boxins skin
is a 3-to-I favoritt' over brute
strength and endurance In the fight
between Georges Carpenter, light
heavyweight champion Of the world,
and George Cook. Australian heavy
weight. in Albert Hall tomorrow
night The odds were to 1 on
Carpenter until this evening when
the Cook money, which has never
been very bold. became even more
scarce. Then the Carpenter men
went about the public places offer
ing 3 to on the Frenchman.
Both fighters have issued the
customary statements. Pink or
condition-win by a knockout-no
excuse to offer II defeated-these
are old familiar phrases reiterated
by both camps.
Francois Descamps. Carpenters
manager. was about London tonight
claiming his man was pounds
heavier than when She fought Jack
Dempsey. and in even better COM
dition. The entire seating capacity
OF Albert Hall has been sold out
and the interest in this fight is as
great as that in the Carpenter
Beckett bout. which was the mas
terpiece OF English exploitation.
Old Jack McAuliffe. the retired
undefeated lightweight champion,
after looking over the fighters at
the conclusion OF their training,
predicts that Carpenter will win
easily. Jack had looked for i'm
provement in Cook along toward
the end OF the Australians train
irg. He has failed to note this
Improvement. however. and believes
Carpenter can end the bout when
ever he chooses TO shoot his right
fist for Cooks jaw.
McAuliffe agrees with Descamps
that Carpenter is in better shape
now than he was just before the
fight with Dempsey.
In the past few months many re-
ports have been circulated concern
ing the after-effects of Jack DCmp-
sey's terrible punches to the body.
II was said that Carpenter was
subject to internal hemorrhage: that
he could not box three rounds with
his own shadow without gasDing
for breath: that his heart" had
been punched out in that terrific
beating. Carpenters right hand
The Washington herald., 1922-01-12
JOHNS HOPKINS-MD.
SIGN 5-YEAR PACT
Athletic Break Between Col
leges Finally Mended-To
Meet in Four Sports.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Jan. Ill
five-year athletic pact between
Johns Hopkins and University Of
Maryland was signed here today at
a peace conference which finally
mended the break between the ri
val colleges.
Those at the parley were FRANK
G. Goodnow. president of Johns
Hopkins; DIR. A. F. Woods, presi-
dent of Maryland: DR.. E. B. Bridg-
pan. president of the Johns Hop
kins Varsity Club. which control
athletics at the Baltimore Univer-
sity. and Coach "Curley" Byrd, of
Maryland. This quartet patched up
all the athletic: differences by sign
ing the agreement which means
that the rivals will meet for the
next five years in football. baseball.
track and lacrosse.
The date for the annual football
clash. the biggest event of the year,
on the States Eridiron calendar,
was set for November IS at Home
wood Field, Baltimore