The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 20, 1920, Page 6

PAGE SIX BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE QSUUHEOUGOREEOUUAUCURECUOEUAUREEOURCAUEUCGOAUGEAGUOGE AGAROSE AAA SUUNAAUAUUAAUOUUROAUONGSUANOUAUOGEOONUUAUUSGRSUAUUEGANUEETUGUEASUEETTHH = atVvovVtvcv-cutruCTZ ZT TTTTTTTTTiTTTiiKKiTIKiK HKG UUTVUGALAAUAUASAAAUAL MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1920 {illicit LLL i mn nn In occ CHRISTMAS GREETINGS To Ex-Service Men REINSTATE Your Insurance Before January Ist, 1921, to Avoid the Risk of Being . Refused the Cheapest, Safest and Most Liberal Insurance in the World. Information May Be Obtained from Your American Legion Officers DO IT NOW Bismarck Bank First WRESTLERS GO THIS EVENING first local public boxing al ng exhibition to be staged in} rck this year is scheduled to at the Oad Fellows hall at a pom Wylie Nelsoft, of Mandan, weiehine ! 150 poun nd Leonard Merlicke, of ighing 142 are scheduled | to open the evening’s exhibition at a six-round boxing match. ‘his is } to be followed by the wrestling match | between Mike Collins Milwaukee wel- terweight, now of Mandan, and Ells- j worth Finlayson, of Bismarck. The | ng match is for the two best | in three. | ough Collins is oughtweighed ayson he expects his long t on the mat to make his victor | the heavier man. ’. Brady. of Mandan, who has | had wide experience in the fistic game, wilt reteree both the boxing and! wrestling ma All those ,;who wili ; be on the are said to be in the | best condition, and Brady as referee will demand lively entertainment. Those in charge of the match sav there will be plenty of seats to take care of all comers. COBB TO TAKE TIGER REINS ‘AS MANAGER Detroit, Mich., Dec. 20.—Appoint- ment of Tyrus Raymond Cobb as man- ager of the Detroit Americans, to succeed Hughey Jennings who resign- ed October 15, last, puts one of base- hall's most spectacular and talked of 's in the managerial boat. \ _ Cobb joined the Tigers in 1915, com- | ing from the Augusta club of the South Atlantic league. He went into the outfield and in his’ first season batted for an average of .240. In 1910 however, he started his climb toward fame and in 1911 he} developed into a .420 batter. His fiery style of play, both on the bases | and at the plate caused him to be/ spoken of as one of the greatest drawing cards in baseball. For 12 | years he led the batters of the Amer- sn league, with marks well above | 10 Beulah Lignit Lignite. Coal, $6.00 per ' ton delivered. Wachter Trans- | fer Co. Phone 62. a ! t Deal Direct with the war Largest and Oldest ied 1 = Hoilse ig the West Highest Prices and 1 Cash Returas. Write mmesliate Lint, teds and full luformations D.BEREMAN SQ. LST. PAUL “MANN. thrill unless spilled now and then. his long reign as czar of the mat game before he met Ed “Strangler” Lewis the other night in the Big Town. i With his powerful headlock hold. deposed champ lies in different parts ‘of their muscled bodies, of Lewis is chiefly in his arms. er's is in his legs. ito -be greater, and emphasizes pres- ent conditions, STECHER. %? Picture shows Ed cangler® Champion matches don’t ALWAYS Tun true to DOPE. \ In fact, DOPE loses its power to Joe Stecher was doped to continue Lewis spilled that dope in exactly 1 hour, 41 minutes and .- seconds The strength of the new and the The power Stech- RED PRESS MAKES MUCH OF CRISIS; Berlin. Dec. © 20.---Socialist news: | papers and agitators are making much of the misery resulting from unem- ployment, high cost of necessities and the winter, and: are contrasting | | the condition of the poor with the pro- digal spending of the profiteers. There | is perhaps less extravagance than} there was before the war, but the number of idle and very poor is said Workers ‘for the “red revolution” with the slogan of “poverty and profi- | |teer", the’ ammunition’ they most f¥e-| quently employ. are urging the over- i throw of the govertiment and the es-} tablishment of a dictatorship. of the | proletariat to relieve the conditions | ; they call intolerable. As the misery of the workless increases witn the ad-! which | reiheit, organ of the Indeper oratil " to the Lé wis, the new headlock hold with which he won the title from Joe Guaranty Bank [NEW MAT CHAMPION—HIS VICT ™ AND THE FAMOUS HEADLOCK WHICH BROUGHT CROWN TO “STRANGLER” The title match was virtually. a, test between the 'Strangler’s head- lock and Stecher’s body ‘scissors } hold. A year ago this same pair matched their strength for over thr hours tossing Lewis in a dramatic finish. Three mitutes before the tall the Ne- Mraskan staggered around the — ring ; suffering from the ‘vise-like grip of} to Dodge, N the headlock which he had just es- caped. Lewis sought a final show: down by leaping a echer ‘but missed »s hold. This gave the champion his | chance and he made s.tort work of the en minstration if some tangible effort is not made to relieve idleness. It adds regime to take heed. iat has, not lost its strength; it is growing stronger against that time when the hour of decision shall strike.” ’ | American Advances to Paris, Dec. 20.~‘7ive monuments made from an identical design, are to mark the crest of the advances made on the French fronts by the most important attacks. “They are now completed and ready to be. set up. ‘They are seven feet high and the! bases are concrete pillars surmounted | by a shell on which is the American eagle. Bronze plates bear the names | of the officers and men of the divi: jeach memorial stands. The thonuments ontigny, Bujaney, Sai in, and Sedan, They were de-! head and that it will be ill for the ad- gned by Jo Davidson, the well 2S known Amencan Soulptor: Leave for Calftornin W. T. Jagel and Mr. Doerschlaes, ht wrestling champion, demonstrating his famous in New York with Stetuer finally | “It is tire for the capitalistic! The proletar-! Be Marked on Fields, First. American Divisign in -its five] 4. - | 16. Fever | Yancing winter they expect to gaif}sion killed in the attack for which | }g:Ciles Blind, Bleeding: Internal, External | jenough strength to make an effort to yoverturn ce present regime, |they blame for the ‘troubled economic | “ conditons. i First National Bank pe City National Bank Capital Security Bank is EUAN TURAVUTEGERTEAGUOQUEEGOUUETEQGUETEUGOUELUGEEUEUOEGGUOAEOOOUNUUAEUOOEOUUAGOEAONUONERUOOOEUEOEOOP ==> if a UUAAUUOUOGEOQGQGUTDAUUUQOQEEECULEGUSHEELSTOGEGSH ill seecaneees wamans | | tired contender. That was a year ago. From that time on Lewis trained constantly, perfecting his famous hold. And now it has brought him the title laurels. The headlock is a modified form of the ‘strangle grip, now barred. The differenée is that the arms-are grape- vined about the head’ inateal of ihe neck, ‘So that’s that. Stecher will return b., minus his title. Lewis j Will splash his name across the, vill- ‘boards of matdom, The DOPE is now turned in hi Tey. And some day somebody will come along and spill it. of Braddock, Icft _Sunday:for Califor- |nia to spend the remainder of the win- ter. | HUMPHREYS’ | The full list of Dr, Humphress’ Remedies for j internal and external use, meets the needs of ; families for nearly every ailment from Infancy to old age—described in Dr. Humphreys’ Manual mailed free. PARTIAL LIST zy Ne. FoR 1. Fevers, Congestious, Inflammations Worm Fever » Crying, Wakefulness of Tnfanta of Children and adults Hl Colds, Bronchitis 1» Faceacho. Neuralgia i i lache, Sick Headache, Vertigo | 10. Dyspepsia, Indigestion,Weak Stomach 13. Croup, Hoarse Cough, Laryngitis i 14. Ec: Eruptions. 15. Rh m, Lumbago | Ague, Malapfa Caters pInfoan, Cold in Head Ut Breathing i ! 34. Sore Throa | 77. Geip, Gripe, | For sale by druggists everywhere, 1 HUMPHREYS’ HOMFO, Meprorse ca., \ Corner William and Ann Streets, New York. ITALIAN ENVOY TO WASHINGTON ~-LBADING JURIST Genoa, “Dec, 20.---Rolando Ricci, re- |cently. appointed Ambassador at | Washington, has the right of the title .|of a marquis, but has never used it. He is regarded as a‘wealthy man, his | fortune being estimated at 10,00,- £90 lire Which has-been accumulated from a modest beginning. He is one of the best known lawyers in Italy, making a specialty of com- mercial law, the formation, the trans- formation and amalgamation of com- panies and is considered a pert in j maritime and mercantile He refused to participate in politics until Giolitt! nominated him ? senator in 1012. The senate then entrusted him with j the draft of bills on mercantile marine and on the state ownership of water- power. He represented Italy at the in- ternational conference of chambers of commerce in Paris, was appointed ja vice-president of the international federation of the chambers and lately wag the Italian delegate at the inter- allfed economic conference in Brus- sels, He has now abandoned his pro- fession to dedicate himself entireiy to politics, Although he is 60 years of age he appears much younger. He is a brilli- ant Conversationalist. Both his sons were at the front during the war, the elder being decorated with a medat for valor and is now a captain, while the younger is an agriculturist and possesses a large estate near Perugia. Signor Ricci’s only daughter married Doctor Galliani, who fought a duel for her with Doctor Catterina and was severely wounded. SS Xmas Open Evenings Closed Christmas and New Years AIL Day “BERGESON’S” testo Battle for Millions Involves Steel Interests Lebanon, Pa., Dec. 20.—A legal bat- tle for the possession of “everil snl lion dollars will be staged the orphans court cf Lebadon county Jan-| uary 14, when Judge Henry will hear | the contest to break the will af the; late Rosaline Paris, France. Farent Coleman, of t is her son., Dr. Guido eidberg, Germany, and; g made to obtain pass- trial. Lr, Henckle, who was a surgeon in the German army during the-world war, Was on of Mrs. Coleman by her ma with _the ate Prince Donner: a legatee but disin in.a codicil in 1915.when. Ger ports for him to come here for the: In her, dead to her on account of the war’. ‘The fight here will involve the Rosa- . -Parent Coleman interest in the rnwall iron ore mines at Cornwall, 'Pa., now controlled by the B }ethlehem | Steel company., ea war on France, declaring him | If your - Engine needs Regrind- ‘ing, new Pistons, Rings or Pins, | Let us do it, we do nothing but ! accurate work. Bismarck Foun- \dry and Welding Co. ASK Your Grocer For Hempty Dumpty Bread Produced by BARKER BAKERY HAY Upland Prairto h y> Ready to SANITARY PLUM BING Hot Water and Steam Heating, Round Oak Pipeless Furnaces, Al! ; Material and Workmanship Guaranteed FRANK G. Bismarck, N. D. . GRAMBS see te es ae EENIOOEEOUOGAURSAARUEAUUGGTUEARAATEY