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Out Georges Carpentier Subscribe Now Weather Predictions Fair "or this paper and pay 25 cents tonight; Sunday partly little In every two weeks. cloudy; change temper- ature. ALWAYS RELIABLE Martinsburg TODAY’S NEWS FIRST VOL. 1.5- NO. 54 MARTINSBURG, W. VA., SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 2, 15)21 TEN PAGES TODAY PRICE 3 CENTS NO ISSUE MONDAY. FOURTH OF JULY TO In keeping with Its custom. FOUR TRACKMEN HURLEO TO DEATH EARLY < The Journal will omit publica- ; American Knocks tion on the Fourth of July, which falls this on 1 Champion BE QUIET IN CITY; year Monday. THIS MORNING WHEN CUMBERLAND VALLEY j Out TWO BASEBALL GAMES TRAIN CRASHES INTO MEN NEAR Georges Carpentier SAYRES PREPARES MARION; j Celebration At Blairton— Two Are Badly Injured In Hagerstown Hospital—Tragedy! | In Less Than 11 Minutes Parks Will Be Busy. SCHEDULE FOR CAMP Attributed to Dense Fog, Which Interferred With En- | i of from an ginecr’s Vision—All From Greencastlc, Penna. The Fourth July will, Fine Environment For the WHAT IT'S ALL ABOUT. Round One. indications, be celebrated very quiet- ly in Martinsburg. “Y” Event. One of the most distressing tragedies that has tak- ( led with his left. clinch. Car- The program of public entertain- Principals— Jack Dempsey, hrpentier They en on Cumberland Division of the Penn- of the ment, as outlined is very re- place Valley heavyweight champion to it to He today, Till' Y. M. 0. A. ramp for tin.; started fight carrying Dempsey. stricted. is a baseball world. pentier by There league summer is located on tho west bank sylvania Railroad occurred near Marion, Pa., early this Georges Carpeulier, heavy- a solid left on the chest. game here, with Chamboraburg, in of the Potomac ltiver about one milo planted champion’s They when a westbound train crashed into the weight champion of Europe. Lho morning at i>-30, and another j port it of tho Opoc,noil’s mouth. The morning, ran into a clinch. landed light right. in Number of rounds—12 Carpentier game, between City League teams, | great number of beautiful shade small motor propelled car used by trackmen, killing No under a look on his the afternoon at 3 o'clock, both at trees and the wide of clear decision permitted Dempsey broke clinch with distressed | | expanse four and two others. Hosemont Field. Rotemont Park it a badly injuring New Jersey boxing laws. face. landed hander to the cham- | calm water makes camp among Refree, Harry Ertle, of Jt r- Carpentier right announces a special program for the camps. The collision took place about 7.15 o’clock and th# scy City. his left to stomach. night of tho Fourth, including liie- The mess hnll, a large building, pion’s jaw. Dempsey planted terrible loss of life was due to the dense that ■ Timekeeper Joe Bannon. of works and the public baptism of J is Uie farthest south. Tile largo fog pre- tightened and hit with tho now River Pat's New York City. Dempsey suddenly Carpentier swimming pool. army tents begin at the corner of vailed, which obscured the vision of Engineer L. C. Bit- Time of main bout 2 p. m. left. ttlso promises a special program at the mess hall and run at right an- of Train No. and also the men on! Eastern (2 m. Easl 1 Falling Waters. Aside from tuese glus with it, then a “L" ier, 3810, prevented daylight p. nose. j forming big He struck Carpentier walked programs will of tents. At era Standard). Carpentier’s j Martinsburg attempt the other end of the the smaller car from noticing the approach of the train" acres. nothing in any manner. will the him public “I," he located the hos- ■ Place—Boyle’s thirty away from Dempsey and champion followed ofllee, until too late. Jersey City, N. J Ulairlon will have a hig day, with pital and storeroom. Kvcrything j | and hit with left. Clinch. Exchange right and a program of athletic events, band faces cast. Seating capacity 91,613. again The men were from Greencastle, Pa., and three 'o'fj Probable receipts, 31,500,- missed and fell but concerts and so forth, furnishing Mr. Sayers lias prei > fol- gaj; left to body. Carpentier swung, them were killed the on ooo. diversion for practically tho entire lowing schedule: outright, fourth dying his way: in a minute. chased him around the was up Dempsey day. The attractions there promise 6.50—Revelio. to the hospital. The dead were removed to Greencastle Best Man In The World. chin with a left I to draw a considerable crowd, 6.55—Morlng “dip ring. Carpentier grazed Dempsey’s and the in on Keyser is to have a big l>okkio 7.30— Breakfast. jured brought to the Hagerstown hospital. (By International Ne»*s Service ) him left. As round and upper cut him and hit with the land Fourth of July celebration, oc- 5.30— Bible study. Ringside, Jersey City. July 2. The dead and injured are as follows: / cupying the entire day. Tho local 3.00— All blankets In the sun. Jack Dempsey retained his title a ended it was even although Dempsey looked too strong Dokkie bend will go to Keyser, and 3 30—Games, fishing, David Beard, Samuel Gorman and George SchracU heavyweight champion of the worh I boating. I present, indications are that fully 11.30— Swim. by knocking out Georges Carpentler er, killed outright; a man named Fisher, who died Two. | 150 Dokkies will accompany the 12.30— Mess call. soon', Europe's wonder man, in the fourtl Round John I hand. 1.30— Preparation for tent in after, and E. Snyder, right arm broken and round of their bout here this after pi mino^f Dempsey came out crouching. Clinched. Demp- many local people are piaunmg a lion. and noon. scored his victor, injuries, Frank Finfrock, lacerations and Dempsey three-day holiday for tho period, 2.00— Tent. Inspection. bruises,' after one minute and sixteen sec sey chased Carpentier around the ring. Carpentier The men .some of them having left today to 2.30— Rest hour. injured were brought to Hagerstown ofl! ends of fighting, in the fourth round it not hit flush on the jaw with right but did spend tho holiday in the city m 3.30— Games and Imati I Dempsey stood after the f urti Dempsey passenger train No. 5801, due here at but witli friends in the country. 4.30— Swim. 8.17, >vhich! round opened. Carpentier crashed t< stir up the He is backing away from was champion. Family or group picnics promise to 6.00— Mess call. delayed about an hour the accident. <*, the floor for the first knockdown o by Clinched exchanging light lefts, ha popular on Monday in the conn- 7.00— Visiting hour. the fight. Carpentier lay still for tb Dempsey. again, j Li y or at too parks. 6.00— Camp fire count of eight, and then ..ended ti struck three hard ones into j THREE CASES MAY Dempsey Carpentier’s The city ordinance, and warning 6 30 —Ghost stories. REQUIRE his feet. Dempsey tore savagely in stomach. hit ! 1 emlnding of the ordinance, against 3 30 —Taps. to him and knocked him out with i Carpentier staggered. Dempsey right A HE DECIDED AN Mho shooting of llreworks within I tic OPERATION! series o? body punches. Carpentie' handers to cut and The wheels oF justice are merrily jaw. Carpentier upper Dempsey, i city limits is expected to curb th( was dragged to his corner by nil ■rinding nt Justice Fred H,. Ha- About three yearn Miss K11k ! exchanged blows in neutral corner. noise and spectacular nature of tin ngo, seconds and after a few minute: | they MESSENGER CARRIES i.er's court. Alice Wldmyer, eharg- abeth Kluos, now cashier at Wools it Is concenei celebration, although ■ il with work they revived him. He wen knocked back on his heels using abusive language to- worth’s, fell down a few Dempsey by Carpen- that not all tiie youngsters will In alepi and across the ring and congratulate' ward the families of !<’. A. Hobbs and fractured the small bone In the landed another hander denied their desire to make soim lowi| tier’s blows. I I'. S. w;ih Dempsey. Dempsey right Souilers, placed under a or part of her left, arm. The noise on Monday. PEACE RESOLUTION Injury,, ‘‘Ho is the best man in tin but it the peace bond for a year Mary Jlonry, failed to knit and merely grazed challenger’s jaw. Carpen- Hanks and business houses will In properly caused* world.” said Georges ruefully, as Ip an aged colored woman, of Henry her no little uneasiness and incon-i face bruised and a closed for tho <>. Proclamation | tier’s missed generally day, Issued On the a made his way out of the ring. TT< bleeding. Carpentier ■In'I. arrested on peace charge, venloncn. Tills week the arm opting the drug stores which wil win was given a big cheer by the crowd wild with to Fourth of was dismissed. ira )>. Stotlor, placed in a east Hr- James swing. Dempsey staggered right swing observe Sunday hours. duly, by A, ] stood a fight barged with non his Carpentier up great but blocked support by Duff and be kept under observation, j even. ; head. Carpentier started fight Dempsey must her week. The first round was Carpen (By International News Service.) ; wife, pay $20 per for a period in order to determine] tier surprised the great crowd n and they clinched as the round ended. Carpentier’s martinsbvro Raritan, N. J., July 2.—President whether an operation will be nor.es-1 90,000 by leaping to the attack witi round.
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