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WORK OF CONGRESS
OLD GUARD SCHEME
P
OFFICE
joint Congressional Resolution
T Ending Stata of War Taken
. Jo Harding at Freling-1
huyser. Heme
NO DRAMATIC CEREMONY "
ACCOMPANIES SIGNING
SEVeiTY EIGHT HEW
USES 111 STATE
Fourth Class Postmaster
Named By Taft Retained
Under Civil Service
TESTIMONY IN UNNEY
HEARING STILL HIDDEN
iuuirKiiiu oiuniiiu iprii.. Li n r- I
HP HISTflRIP. nnniMFNTI rmj-eiyni raw udnundtMi, Democratlo Senators find
- ..Twenty erantea Keciproc-- 1 Themselves' Blocked By Be
jiesoiuiion Taken to president uy icmntaies
So At To
" A! a reeeat meeting tit Board
Prevent A Much Delay As Lr ji,,,, , Hum of I
Possible In Consummation I Nora Caroiiaa, held ia'Baieigh, certi-
of The Lonr Deferred State r the board to 78
f M.vnWa f TV...!'8 th the right to
tueata wffUUrtd aurtea,. Twenty et these
Few Others Witness Signing mn BOrse already registered la other
of Resolution With Special State er eountriec and mow desiring
publicans la Effort To Get at
It; Secretary Hoover Invited
To Make Address at Caro
lina Exposition
- Pea Tor Purpose Sent By
Chairman Porter, Joint Au---thor-of
Measure - - -
The Newt and Observer Bureaa,
603"Ditriet Natioaal Bank Bldg.
Br EDWARD C BRITTOX
(By Special Letted Wire.)
Washington. July 2. Saturday pataet
to enter th profession in North Caro-I nd there is so appearanee of the print
Boriton, N. J, July X. The resola-
lion of Congress declaring war with
Germany and Austria-Hungry at
nd ma signed here late today hy
President Harding.
So that t Icre wi-ht be bo unnecessary asder T, Stewart.
delay., ia-raw" uia t xm of th long de-Jarwl abore 3.
ferred statu of peace, the resolauon wat I Below are namee of nnrsee receiving
Una were granted eertiflcntee ot regit-
t ration through reciprocity or recogni
tion; Fifty-tight pawed th examlna-
tiona giren by the board.
Thoee making the higheat arerag on
exnminatioa wert: Ella C DuPre,
leading with an BTerage of M.S3, fol
lowed eloeely by Qrace K, Sample, Bat
A. AleQqgen, Kdith Unk, Margaret U
Harry. Gertrude Ferguson and Alex-
taea 61 thee arer-
ed record of the Iinney ease. Demo-
eratie Benatori are keen to get a look at
it, for the expectation ji that there, if
reading In ft that i worth while in get
ting at the initde game of the Bepubli
earn in playing oil the negro In the
8odt& againat the negro "la the North,
for that the Bepubiican in the etates
in which the negroea hare the balance
of power hare nlaoned to hare the Lin'
ney eaie go so as to keep there Northern
negro Totert placated appears to be
pretty -eertainir -
Is there a "nisget in the woodpile ' in
the pleasing announcement made by
iocaroent in the' arehires ot the Stat I
lci)artntent.
- No Dramatic Cerenaony.
There was little of the dramatis In I
the actual ceremony of giTing Preeiden-
broncht here br ipecial messenger from 1 eertifiratee bT examination:
Waahinrton. where it had been Ureal Birdie Barber. Charlotte i Libbie Ma miro Assistant rostmaster uenerai uu
final Congressional approTnl yesterday. I Baxley, rayettetUlej, Hallie WUey bert Work that it may be possible to
The nunfer left for the eapital Boacham. Uurinbursi Matilda Lorena nay iraru eiasa postmasters wbose of
iia tnnlvlit to eomr,lete the f ormalitiee I Benfield. Bockr Mount t Nellie White! fieae- been adtned-1o -thr-ttrhd
of the declaration by depositing the I Bishop, Baleigh; Maude Black, unar- eiass aoia on xo weir joos wiwour any
lotte: tbel Broome, cuariotte; uora I ruruer uitu oemeo exmninaiioni is
IBovkin Burns. Fajretterille: Manrsret I tb announcements from tbe roatomce
Bebeec Camp, Ashille; Eaael Cnnr.dy, Department made today it is stated. that
WUminrton : Clayton J. caraweu, I us rostomot department nas requestea
Oreensboro; Mabel ViTlan Chandler, I the Ciril Bertie Commission to hold
i.i ...M.I t thnuTa. Koturn-1 Durham: UsabetH MeAiuter uogaeu, szaminauons lor appointment or post
: . ... I. . r . i 01. c-i :n . I 1 . .... v . . t 1. - v
km fnn 1 burhMia aid nlf tint larnnTuni nurisi vio, oukiiuh uinn ouuun vi racn nutcu
at the ' Borne rrille Hill Country Club, Alma, Corbin, Charlotte; Mary Emma hare recently been advanced from the
the President found the White Home Cook, Bller City; Jeannett B. Durker, fourth to the second elass, among these
messeari-r W 6mither. waitiis fflrlAsherille; Ella Camilla -Dupra, Bilt- the poatofiic at Guilford Collef feeing
vi .. f t.. rMitnffhnv.lmorer Fannie Kate Edwards, Dante, mentioned. If the Cm! Berrice Com
aenhour. Va.; Gertre.de Ferguson, Biverside, 8. 1 mission is going to pass up these fourth
-rr..i:n. Ui.ij;.t.1. nut vuiv.: xienneiia xoairr icoiorea;. nuaon, eias posunasiera wuoout a iunaer ei'
, m ..j .!..! i . k I Minnie Mar Friday. Charlotte; Audrey lamination it looks curious to sss the
tiring. Eid tht aisi' wpyrt eh.llWAejrrKtoer owm lGad- Pottoffie; Departofrt ealliiig ok the
resolution in..tery. The aigning look TO . "ifT1" """"on ro noia examinauona m
i Oreensboro; May uenry eoiorea;, I incumbents hold on to the places.
Wadesboro; uabei van hook, jonnson The "Joker" U the Game
City, Tena.; Allen E. Kelly, High And her is perhaps wher the "joker'
!tn;. Tf,- f B.r.H I Point) Harriet Ellen Kennedy. Uo da- in the game come in. Just before
cr.;;.w.ii;.. ir-;.-. boo; Un. Lucy B. Kilner. AsheU; President Taft went out t offic
mittea, Kenator Hale, of Maine, tad if. into their Jobs by eeuU7 erd
momh.ru ef tha ka mrhc Durham; Ida Mja, Winston- whiek put th placet nnder Gtil Service,
other members m tat weeaaa irty. s.u.t.!. f.hn. Unnnt Aim u:.. wu ..j r., o
- place at small mahonny table in I
ediftceut living room in the center tfl
j a distinguished group which include! I
..the Precident, host ad hostess. Spelter I
r.n7mPre.id,r
m . a aa J n . MsVtiTancw "'V -v""" Iftfi Till AT I'rMlltlalllE I BlTK nlnfl MalCnil
tn nnni letiers i nis name, one or raei,. .,, u;.t-.n.im. r..J f. . 7' :
Bhrterie SlgniScaaea.
Mon'detl Declares Weil-Planned
Dispatch of . Business, Has
Not Been Excelled
GIVE ACHIEVEMENTS -
i OF SPECIAL SESSION
Says Million and Half Dollars
Has Been v Saved On Army
and Navy Appropriations
Atone 'Befers To Peaoe Bes
phtions and Other Meas
ures; Discusses The Tariff
SUCCESSFULLY DEFENDS TITLE AS
.WORLD'S HEAVYWEIGHT, CHAMPION
on the great bulk of the pottrntston of
Bobinson,le(nntTy M Republicans who are holding
on under President Taft executive
order.
If these sr now carried forward in
to positions as postmaster of the third
class, then the Bepablicahs will be get
ting the best of IV And this being so,
while st th same tim President Hard-
(Continued on Page Four.) -
Queen, Charlotte j Hart Null Ollrer, J eftange mad being those for cause or
f Tm ' thnfa iL terdied Mr. BTardiar. . .L. T' m,7."T lB leue euang ana reeig.
s-tai.l. . v.... 4 ..a v. k . I Z " '. : T "Vinawons irom am ecrriee. - or in is rea
-"- - i Mua Km n jr. Asneruie: Biancne 4.
japoaded with a ?ukk burst of hand- jj Bpartaj Orac Elibth Bobln-
tctupping, mm u turn ut.r ' i jnn. Greensboro: Myrtle ttot)inon,
of th etionhad been bom in npon AsheVfllej Barah M. Bimer, Kateeville;
I then. I na lnra14a Rom ml PHtmnr TVnr.
No format itatem6t wttabflh BtB ghnford. AaheviUe: Marie A. Bhu-
President in connection with, the !-1 maker. Oteen: Bobenn Sloan. Jones-
rinx vt bit signature and th eoajumina. I boro.- Alexandra Thyra Stewart, ITo
tion of the first formal step in th peace I mute. Can.: Cleml Bweet, Gastonia
VVogram of the administration. Wlthlariiona Y. Thomas. Asheville; Claudia
tVer Papers of a routin character u.. Tucker (eolored). Oreensboro;
bfoaght here for his - attention, the I Eudora Tncker (colored), Baltimore.
President returned the peace resolu-IMd.; Boseli Weimorta, AshevUl. ,
tion as aoon a it had been aigned and! Certificate ot reciprocity or' reeoe
then prepared to rtiume kin interrupted I aition were issued to Iia Alexander, of
holiday by getting into golf clothes I Pennsylvania: Alio T. Bessett, Massa-
for another work-out on in links. J ehnsetts; Caroline Zliaabcfh Barwick,
In signing' the reiolntlon, th Presi- Maryland; Ann Mary Cnllen, Massa-
deat aee4 a pen sent in for Ui per-1 ehnsetts t Nina r. Darnon, rennsyi'
no br BenretentatiT Porter, ef Pena-lTaaiai Mary V. Evans, West Virginia
eylvania. chairmaa of the House Foreita I Donaie IjOU Hail, Virginia; Emily
Affairs enmmittM and taint author 1H Aahatoa Holmes. Pennsylvania! Anna
th meauiure. The pen will b retarned Jame Howerton, Maryland; Lucie.
to Mr. Porter as a souvenir. IJosse, vtrginu; airs, tu w. jonnson,-
, riorida; II May King; Harriet Mar-
THREE YOUNG MEN ADMIT Junit.
ROBBING AUTO DRIVER KKSMsjE
I Pennsylvania? Gladys Palmer, England;
WishingtonJaly tTba special tea
sion ef Congress hat from th first
more steadily and effectively along con
structlve linet, BepresenUtive Moadell,
of Wyoming, the House leader, d
dared tonight in statement review
ing its achievements to date. Its
"roeord for efficiency and for well
planned dispatch of business has never
been excelled," he added:
Although tha session ws called
primarily to eonsider and enact tariff
and revenu legislation. Mr. Mondell
said, ''much important legislation" has
been enacted while those subject were
being considered. - The permanent tariff
bill, he pointed out, has now bern pre
sented to the House, adding that "while
other Congresses have marked tim dur
ing the preparation of tariff measure,
this Congress has labored diligently
and effectively and has performed as
amount of work unmatched in any Ilk
period under similar circumstances.
Review Achievements
Reviewing the list of achievement,
he Mid there has been '"accomplished
a net saving of approximately one
hundred and four million dollars os
the army and navy appropriation bills
as compared with the same . bills a
they stood at th close of tha last Congress."
He referred to enactment of the peace
resolution terminating the state of war
wittr oarmafiy and .Austria,- the emer
gency tariff and anti-dumping bill, the
budget bill, legislation to enable tele
phone companies after the .period of
war .tun control - to organix- along
sound lines,, the immigration reetrle
tion bill and cable legislation,, a meas
ures already adopted. Bills to rega
late packing industry, for 'consolidating
soldier relief agencies, for amending
th Volstead Act to .bar medical beer
and to regulate trading in grain futures
were also pointed to as about to be
some laws.
D Ureases Tariff
Discussing the permanent tariff bill,
Mr. Moadell taidi . i
, ''Bom ot vt wre of pi opinion that
it would be wis to eonsider taxation
Questions immediately after the pat-
sag of th temporary tariff bill, but
th sentiment of the country- teemtd
to b overwhelmingly in favor of the
consideration of a permanent tariff
measure first. ' ' '
"Unquestionably tbe country has
been impatient at the length of time
required for the preparation" of thii
measure, but an examination - of it
346 pages, its thousands of paragraphs,
will convince any reasonable person
that the time consumed in preparation
has been well spent and that : tre-
. (Continued Pat Fear.)
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CBAMPIOX JACK DEMP8CT.
Third Man In Ring Gives
Fir
Referee Ertle Tells In Detail How Champion Successfully
Lmployed Again the Identical UcUcs Which Wen Him
His Gown; Carpen tier Wonderfully Came
American Retains Champlon-
snip uy Flooring The Chal
lenger With a Pile-Driving
Blow To The Jaw
t.
CARPENTIER GIVES A ' '
REMARKABLE DISPLAY
OF PUGILISTIC SKILL
Prenchman Enters Bins As Pa-
Torite and Leaves With Even
Greater Ajnonnt of Applause
Kinging' In His Ears; Clever '
land Speedy Challenger tj. '
able To Stand Up Against
Man -Xilling . Smashes of
Dempsey; Champion ; Pin,
lshes Battle Without a Mark
On His Paoe or Body.
While Carpenticr Was Badly.
Beaten; Carpenticr Beaten
Man Prom The Start . In
Pace of Dempaey's Attack;
Carpentier Reported To
Have Broken Thumb In Two
Places toSeopnOoun(L-lr
By J, 1ABKT ZKTLB,
(Beferea CamnUtfJesaaae7 Fight)
New York, July 2. I think the better
maa won, . Thar it a question in my
mind about thtt,
I was never more surprised when the
bell clanged to end the second round
because ef Carpentier's wonderful eomt
ha ik ia this sessica during which he
showed remarkable cleverness and in
fighting. He showed that he was a
great little man. By being able to
punch Dempsey around the ring.
Same Old Blew.
The blow that finished Carpentier was
the right hook to the jaw delivered
with fore and precision, the same wal
lop that put Fulton out at the Uarritoa
ball pari , and the same wallop that
won th' championship at Toledo two
years ago tomorrow.
Following it he hit him with a short
A SEGMENT OF THE THRONG THAT WATCHED
FIGHT IN FRONT OFTOE'NEWS AND OBSERVER
Captured By Officers In Lenoir garah E. McCraeken, England; Beatrice
and Lodged In Iredell Jail
In StatesviHe
8tatevine, July t. Arthur Aldridge,
ag 19, Dewey Boet, age ri, ef this
county and Paul Book, ag 23, of
Concord, were landed in Iredell jail
this morning, at 4 o'clock ia let that
fifteen hours after they had bound,
figged- and robbed Jim Norman,
Syrian, Concord jitney driver, an the
Buffalo Bhoals road, yesterday. Th
arrest waa made by Lenoir officers on
the road to Blowing Bock, tight miles
' tbeva Lenoir.
- Sheriff M. P. Alexander started o
th chas immediately after he was ad
: vised of th trim. : Officers in all
nearby towns were advised t be
th looleut far them, and the jitney
SetMr. Virginia; Aliee I Ward, Mataa-
I ohusett. -
MINISTER SERVES AS
FOREMAN OF GRAND JURY
Bev. 0. B. Riddlo Proves Effi
cient In Discharge of
Duties In. Court
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Graham, July 1 Th quiet little
eapital of Alamance, acted during the
rtaat year for' riot and a lynching,
was th teen of what th law-loving
citisena eonsider justic during this
.week. Th occasion Was special term
of criminal court. Jud2 J. Lloyd Hor-
ton.'FarmviUe. the your test judge in
the Bute, presided 'and offender ef
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man t car. In th ehas a was lonaO, ine jaw saw u tn yjungras out wme
the men-passed Hickory; tnd.M tolrey. ne eturent ti, Aiamanen..ie
Uarmntnn. : From Monranton 4hevl gret that judgt Borton 1 not to M
tnmed and made their rrt-awav across I turn, and taying that with hit presence
t Lenoir, and wert on their way to I lew court mat niiaa tigern, pooneg-
Blowing Bock whea th. offiesrt lu rem, and tor-bretkiAg would b a
priaed and eaptured them on the pike thing of the past i tuit realm of the
Ky,nt m .'.i.w ...... .fiAnuui. , I bis uaiverse. - - -
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The three young men acknowledged I Along wua me worn ox iiuage xiorwa i iu w w. ui .itn u w
that they gagged and robbed Jim Nor-I frand Jury that teemed . to know jterver on Martin ttreet to let the fight,
man,' Concord Jitney drivr, and took I a.jum:a omra on land maybe there Tcatnt to muck there
hi nw ear and between ninety and I ? Jfby "torn. Th for- anyhow. : At any rat th titiaenry took
on hundred dollar and missed hit fire I B. wiw, ,u5?r - th decUion without much tdo, at the
Hundred diamoad ring They an Vtul ""'"'i I picture will testify. There it actual
practically tbe aamt ttory. ' I pia . i-n 7
Rm M TB hf flC WflMFH ' observed that the jury was doing buti
wkuin lima. v. is wib.i -1 ... t.i i. i. ipi.. .ji,
IN TULSA, OKU., MONDAY preacher , being - drawn - aa a juror,
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It may have been, a , skyrocketing
I thermometer that rapped the enthusiasm
out of the : two ' thousand people who
claimed no txemptioa tnd wit appoint- . " u
photographic evidence of but dnt yell
in the crowd, -and ;the picture ' was
taken just a second after the fiash an
nouncing th knockout i ;
Over to the left center there ia a fat
Tulsa, Oklt, July l-Th trial of td foreman, bly th. first proicher- Z,.! J rl K . t
Ccldi. Gordon, artist model, and foreran to rre her in many yeajj, f.v. t Vf
jrerle James, .divorced wife of Jes if mot ia th history ef the county. th onlr pertoa in ft crowd to
Jamet, noted Osage Indian, tot the v i . f-v, let ge a yellr but generally speaking
murdor of er-ouprem Court Commiv I sxpioeioa atart Many,
aionev John Dmnni tiers Amil Bth.l Smyrna. July a (By the Associated
start Tuesday in dutritt tourt. Ben-1 r reaslv eeveral towieri tn elviiians ne wuings iicaing irom ue wires jnsme
itioual testimony it expected to bt in-1 wert killed-snd a large number were I were relayed to tut ttreet Uirongh a
trnduced. Judee Devorsu was a native I wounded when a Greek benzine tuprly megaphone. Fir minute after it was
tf .'orth Carolina, and th disappear-1 depot and a larg amount of ammunl-1 over, tho street wua d?serted.
prife tf Lis will and fortuca, whii un-tio blew. up and burned her yesterM Th crowd took in everything the
d -r t' e ear of the two women, who day. Several house were destroyed by I pope had to offer a H. C. Heater, tola.
e ,. rra 10 ce nurses, wi.i ce pronra. ere wuica loiiowea tne explosion. . graph euuor, megapuonca the new
even to ih color and texture of Mr.
Ertle't garments, and the' fact that he
wort soft collar. He's got nothing
on me with that toft collar stuff," ens
item of tha throng ytlled back to that
announcement as he ran rueful finger
over the wilted, starched atrip of
linen about hit neck. The collar was
indeed soft, .though it had -eorna stiff
and whit front recent laundering. Coa
servstive estimates of th groat volume
ot tht sweat that rolled bff th throng
would bt about one hundred gallons.
Sentiment ia the throng wat about
evenly divided.' Telephone sentiment,
and it might bo said that seven out of
every 'eight peopla who called np to
know the trend t event were womsn,
wat. decidedly against tha ehamplon.
The, women folks wanted Carpentier, to
win, and-generally they . said it wu
several sorts of a shame when they
were told that it had .been destined
otherwise. ,. ' iv"' ': ' 1 -;.
It was a good taatured crovid, at the
picture will show. Thy filled the street
until it could be no fuller, opening out
to lot a stream of vehicles got through
' '-PM W Catltal Statta.
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tnd then closing ap like the Bed Sea
after tbe Egyptians- when it wat gone,
and impatient only when tome squawk
ing motor, horn . insisted on passage
while the megaphone wet booming de
tain fit tht , rounds. - There were no
policemen ia sight, tnd none wert
needed, not even a traflaeop. ; .The
crowd managed itself., f r-
Little of turprit wu evidenced when
th announcement came that Dempsey
wat again th undisputed champion' of
the entire fistic world. The crowd was
expecting that It haimened, tad they
let off , a little demonstrttioa and went
away. Half an hour later it was begin
ning to forget that ther had tret been
a fight, and today; it will b entirely
gone from th mind of most.'
Incidentally tht Kewt and Observer's
servtee to its friends was three minutes
faster than anything else offered in the
city, y within 6 seconds after the knock
out, tho net! was out the window. to
tho people, and they were beginning to
shova off toward home It was just
thre minute before any other crowd
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left hook nnder the heart. Again fol
lowing his procadnr ia tht caaet of
Tnltoa tad WiWrd, ,
Carpentier koet down heavily the first
time, tad Z begax to, count, One, two,
three, four. five, tit, seven, eicht. nine.
I went I Aid raited-my am and was
almost bringing it down for tht fatal
tea, tt?n tht Frenchman scrambled U
his feet, to I dropped my inn. It was
big surprise, for X hadnt expected
him to come ap again.
But he wtt badly hurt. Again Demp
sey sprang at him with a short left
hook to th heart, aad a right hand to
th jaw and Carpentier went down.
When I reched the eeunt ot four Car
pentier made a gallant effort to. get to
his feet Hit legs moved spasmodically
but he waa not equal to the big effort
ef gttting up egain.H fell back and I
nnaoeo ray count.
At It looked to me. hit lesa were
alive but hi upper part ef the body
wat dead. Apparently crushed tnd
paralysed br the tremendous nower of
the champion' body punches. I dont
eeuere that tht Frenchman would have
beea able to get to hit feet if I had
counted twehty.
At soon aa I finished my count. Demo-
sey and myself gathered him ia our
trmi tnd hslf carried him 'and half
led and dragged him to hit chair.
. Dcacamp Lets Ceank
A strange tnd most veeuHar thins
i a
nappenea a L aat the Frenchman in
hit chair. Deseamps wat just climbing
through, th .repes. His 'eyes el a red
tad teemed to be bulging, out of hit
aeao. ; . -
-What roundr.'What roundt" he
id excitedly. Aad then I told him.
H shook his head dejectedly. Appar
ency ne inongnt that aia favorite had
lasted longer. As I wsA leavinr tha corn
or Deseamp ealltd to Trainer Wilson
aad Charles Ledoux, the French bantam,
to come to hi assistance aad bring the
iTenca nero back to life. ,
- Whet I called the" bbxert to the cen
ter ot the ring I told them I wanted a
eleaaly fought bcUle.f X told them they
would both get a square deal.) I turned
to Dempsey aad said to him that that
wtt what I expected from him. The
champion 'ot, the whole world,.! then
turned to the Trenthman and exulained
what I wanted fiotn him, the champion
ot to oia woria. -vtten I say break
clean. I mean break ls." said T
Trainer. Wilson, for, Carpentier broke
la the eonversatioa st this point tnd
translated what I bad laid to Carnen
tier. T, Mr. Ertle," Carpentier said to
me, "alwayt fight clean ; that it just
what I want; a clean break and a square
eaL:Thwr.tid.Ifltiaw''boxor
should be knocked down, tht men ea his
feet mast' retire to the 'nearest corner
aad tot eirel the ring."
Dempsey. looked towards mt and said
"That't .fine, just -what I want: there
will be ao ooraaioa aa far tt I am con
cerned for you to take-any action be
cause of any foal fighting I might do.
Thea I said that I would not recognise
any towels or s ponies thrown into the
ring to win th tattle. I would only
reeogntxe their eh let seconds, Deccampc
and K earns, I, said. They would have
to climb through th ropes bearing a
towel as a sign or defeat. . - . rt ;
Announcer Joe Humphreys, who' stood
just behind as as I gave the men their
instructions, broke Lato the eoaversa-
tioa tad said: "I ant glad to see that
you know your business, snd I tm satis
fied there will be ho mistakes, ...
, Kearns thea said everything was Sat
isfactory, tnd with that tht men turned
(Contlaaed on Tage Fifteea.)
CARPENTIER BROKB KIGBT
THUMB IX TWO PLACES AND
BADLY SPRAINED HIS WRIST.
Maakaast.X, VJalv !c
Carpentier broke hi right thsmb In
w places tag aaVcred a had wrtet
sprain In the aeeoad round of hla
fight with Jack Dempsey In Jersey
City this after ooa. ThI aa ro
ported by Dr. Jocaph Connelly, of
Glen Cove, N. V, who examined hint
at hi training camp tonight. .
Dr. Connolly t report followtt
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Ted Curies Carpentier after hla
h wua iki vcmsacy aat Icaaa
aua to to suneriag f rosn a compoaad
fractars f the aaeta-earpal boat of
hhs right thamb aad a alight wrist
sprain. The lajariat have readred
hit right hand tmUm."
"Ho said Carnoatlcr'i head was
twalloa to thro timet ttt aormal
It. " . '
Ringside, Jersey City, N.
July Jack Dempsey k-siil!-heavyweight
.'pvglUitie - cham
pion of the world. :
A crushing" right swing from
tha fist of the American fighter
shattered the titular . aspira
tions of Georges Carpentier in
the fourth round of the so
called "Battle of the Century"
here this afternoon. The pile
driving blow landed flush upon
the jaw of the Frenchman.
flooring Carpentier for the sec
ond time ma trifled
minute of fiffhtinir in the
final and decisive roandr7 rK
Althnuffh ha rind ata or travel
to his feet after , the initial
knock-down, he was unable to
survive tne second one and
was motionless when Referee
Harry Ertle tolled off the fatal
ten counts.
Tsrrlfie Bombardmeat,
Although the . knockout nnneh ' ws
driven tu Careontier'a Jaw. th wav in
Dempsey'a vietory had been paVul by
t continual bombardment of blows,
which landed ea every section of ti c
Frcnebmaa't body. Etch iwlng, ' Jso
and apparent, teored, to tht ttomscli,
ribs aad tide, tontributei t. the lo,
ins ap process of tho speedy- Csrpen
iter, aa aautuoa, a eiubblng , right
which haded flush on tho - back of
Georsfea neck in tha third nnni
an important part ia hU defut. lTi
XTCnehmaa folded over la aa atteapt
to protect hit body, left . th abaek f
hit nock exposed, aad Dempiey, with
tha fair target In front of him, drove
down a terrifit Slam to Ctrpentier't ver,
tebrte. . , . -. , :. --.. -v-'
stated In hla 4aln wint.tHt !,,.
punch wu the etnst of hit pugilistic
aownrau.. ue cam that tbe - punch
stunned hla entire physical and mental
make-up tnd he was thereafter unable to
any ea any effective tttack, . -,
. Frenchman Broke Thamh. -
Jit developed after uarpentier had re
turned to hla training camp at Manhas
set, N. TH that during hit aggressive
and effective tttack t int. the .second
round, tht Frenchman had broken hit
right: thumb and sprained bis wrist.
Carpentier wu unable to -explain how
the. injury occurred, but it is thought
that it came as a result of A hard swing
which landed high on Dempsey't head.
What effect, if any. this injury to the
European challenger t , moet effective
fighting fist, had on the ultimate out
come of the battle, it it impossible to
ttatc ; Carpentier -wat .almoat entire"?
ta the defensive in the third and fourth
rounds, although he. did not noticeably
Mold using his" right hand . arm ia
blocking or striking out when the op
portunity arose. .' , f v
.? . '-, ' Carpentier Gam.
Begardleta of just which blow cause 2
the vanqnlpniug of Carpentier, t!.
Frenchman gave a remari.ible exliilii, i
of pugilistio skill and gaincic r.,- 1
a heavier and more punishing opt"- '.
Tho favorite when he entered tle ia
judging from the amount of i-Wrrs 1. '
received, he left tne arena r , u
greater amount of applause i-.r
bit -ears-t tribute to an e
whirh in .every w.iy ver. 1 i
held a record which h i yr
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