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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-08
Berkeley A. &. Matters.

The affairs of the Berkeley Athletic Club are in
very prosperous condition and the members united
in their make the winter Of their club
u thorough success There 10 a large increase OF mem
bers and there Is talk OF extending the Limit OF
membership from 1000 to 1900
The first dramatic entertainment Of the club will take
place Saturday evening" Dec l.: The Students Club
will present "Ruth's Romnncs."a comedy In ono acs
and the threeact comedy 1.-THE Serious Family" This
double bill win be produced the stage Of the Berks
Meas clubs have been especially asked TO support the
athletic fund The Entertainment Committee 10 com.
posed Of Or. j. Sanders. Chairman: Paul Grout Kecre
tary: wilson 4 Yard Financial Secretary; Robert II.
The tennis experts OF the ladies C'ub win hold
tournament in the Berleisy school ATMory on ,hs
promises 10 he very large.
The Board of Governors Of the Berkeley Athletic As
r"rssey A. e. VII. Soia meeting On Dee 10. Tie Oh o.
j,ct Of Tho meeting Is the election OF oficers e. +.
Mathewton and MS associates In the Board Cover.
mating has been appointed TO select Tickets
William ", spnckman. Chairman: J. Wells Champnry,
william .. Ward. Paul Groni Ls Clair Howe. William
The berkeley football team was TO play series of
three gaines with the eleven OI the New York Uni.
s pas; s .. ss
won both. but their claim - so.ly disputed By the
unirsr.,ty men The last game ,ook place ON Oct -
really the one on which the dispute relating to tho
championship Of the series hinges pretty blue and
S fsss the GsAm
seribed n so,i ettering Ladiss Day, OcI, %. New
two footballs Z, AND the Berkeley emblem dIayon's
and IL Is very likely that Il viii be awarded to the Brfis.
leyites AT amy rate II now hangs In tho club ONCE.
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LEADERS IN THE FIELD Trials
Nick or Naso and Rock H. Doing Excellent
Work.

LEXINGTON. n. c.. Dec. 1.-THE running Of the
All-age Pointer iStake was interrupted this
morning by rain. After lunch. the weather
clearing. n start was made with the FIRST brace.
Nick Of Naso and Duke Of l!r-seu. in tho first
series. They were cast oil in Hold near the
town. Duke had somewhat the best range but
was not under as good control as the other.
Nick Of Naso did pretty nearly all the finding
Duke only finding one. The, heat. between
Wild Damon and DoR Eshel did not produce
were Ii Wild Damon saavcr. he found several SI
Bevonshire Don and kocE d, ran mi The s Strong.
est race ace q the day. Rock IL found a beyy
scattered. birds. both performed carefully and
with good sense. The advantage. II any. was
on HOOKS side IN race. lansr. !int Dunlbrr ~
bird. found.
THIS closed tho running for the day. To-
by decided; the iavoIi!es 50 far being Nick Of
Nss9 and Rock IL Maid OF Kent Will most
may furnish the winners.
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Peter Latham is younger man than pettitt
and OF slighter build. but gives the impression
OF possessing great activity It's not pfoba-
bio that tho series OF matches which no intend
ed to play in Boston will DO given for several
days. as the visitor will require sumo practice
in tho Ii A. A.. oourts and also q littlo time In
which to lose his sea legs.
Excitement Ia running high among lovers OF
athletics regarding tho outcome OF the games
Latham is to play. AZ tennis he Will require
an unusually strong player, and y he does es
we'll here as IN England will give Pcttitt all no
Latham was badly used up by his trip across
tho wnter. Tho first and last pnrts OF the voy-
age were. very. stormy. and Iatham was quito
upset. His indisposition will be but temporary.
however. for his health was perfect when
he started across. Tomorrow he, will
try his hand ut tennis with r., D.
Sears, and on Thursday another game will be
played blythe same men, ARRANGEMENTS nre not
yet completed for the great matches between
Latham and Pettitt Latham wants to open
the series with rackets. and Pettitt IL anxious
that tennis should first be played. Unless they
can aGree the opening game VIII be decided led y
the toss OF a copper Latham inspected the y.
A. A. courts tonight and said they wore In tip
top condition for sharp play. He was very
Hospitality entertained by the members OF the
association. He will be Pettitts guest while
in BOs ton.
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The New. Asou. Harvard. Eleven and Crew

CAxsIlDGH, Dec T.-Now that the football season Is
there Is the usual three weeks respite
letc activity and then Jan. work for the crew.
the nine. and the Mott Haven team will be in frll
blast The Ia doing some work at present but be-
fore going to speak Of this work might be worth
while TO say few about the Harvard eleven for
next year. Harvard certainly In football way. has
everything In her favor for fall. Every the
who played this years eleven has sgnited his
intention OF returning 10 college next year. Even
Lake, who Is 92 man. hns said that he will. In all
probability enter the Law School next fall for there Is
nTi On the M tbs
Mex. year too ihe,s VIII be nc delay n Se,ns team
That his men DO not incur IN. danger Of probation
hs oss lesson S wSs
Improvement should be marked,
ON e as q BRING o s ss
outlook Harvard next year the encouraging
thai .ss ses s saS or
me%Ssrs ." last crew Al tie msmSess t!s the
st 3
s mas w s hsr
msmbers Of the Graduate ADVISORY Gemmissee; I'M
'At nsa
the work q the crew me graduate committee ;e.m
a q SsV Yss ae
exception Of Williams and Blake these all men,
but some Of them, especially Acton, very proms-
ing and IL Is more that there will be changes
in the next years 'vhrsity crew.
with regard TO the freshman crew It yet rather
early to much Jones 1921 in charge Of the '05
ddstes aud is gradually getting the material into such
shape that the boat can be picked out: II is evident
u: ss @ s
candidates. as whole. are very Light. much lighter
than usual"
A. meeting Of the Harvard football team this
Ing the eisGsn rs sa waS Baysd ~ ihs SPngsd ,ns
the Varsity eleven for 1929. This result
The utmost confidence IN him, The only other man in
succession Cumnock Traford'. in football is
well known. Coming from Exeter in the fail or 1889.
he became full back the Harvard Varsity eleven.
which posi- ion ne ha. held ever since He Is probably
the best full back Of the preseilt year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-08
JOHN L. WHIPPED nn1LE DRUNK.
He and Ashton Have - Rouxh.nnd-tumble
Fight.

SAN Francisco. Dec. John L Sullivan de-
parted for southern California this morning in
O state OF helpless drunkenness. He camc to
the ferryboat in o hack. and was lugged on
board like sack Of wheat. Sullivan bore owl
dence OF having been in fight. and It ia said
that he and Ashton had one in Sansalito yes-
terday. One thing is certain. Ashton was not
around to help Sullivan this morning. and
John L. looked as II no had been badly used.
Ashton and Sullivan got into on alteration
over their cups Ashton was. compare
lively speaking. sober: John L. was
drunk wG s1e led to xn6 slGsss do AND
He arose and rough and tumble M fight ensuea.
Friends rushed In and separated the pair. and
John was finally persuaded TO GO home. His
his nose. Ashton remained in sansa!ito and
and Sullivan have not met since. but when
they do. and John 1. Is sober. there may BIO
Sullivan was drunk nearly all Of last week.
but managed to sober up every night for tho
Theatrical performance He seems to have
on match with Slavin.
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coun.r TO Become !. Prore ,.io.a,.

TP. Connen. the noted distance runner has left tho
amateur ranks and wI on Saturday sail for the old
country. and arriving there begin his career as
professional runner. His Tor making the change
Is that his uncle Patrick Rouzke Of county Kildare.
who brought Connen out a. runner. u DESTROYS OF a..
certsnins what the young man can do a. profes-
sonAi Conner says he recently received letter from
bus uncle N which the latter his Willingness
mics. - ' " -
'ohnrh VIII not dn any running ut present. bat Will
20 - ~ 'hrr ~ 'hrS rau'iy HI dare. AID TAXI "a
lu'I 'ih rutpr al InuEilis In gialVh ~ latte
l." "bl ih'sG haiiiHa abunt March J..
t"nnei has remarkably record rs an amateur ran
snips q America. and defeated W. d. bay In tho I've
nile championship OF Canada Personally Connsn 10
Aptked shoe, - - :
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job. l.. to Try the Kelley Cure.

CHICAGO. Dec 7.-John L. Sullivan will play
his next important engagement at Dwight Ill
This time DR.. Lester C. Kelley will act as his
manager. The great and only John L. will
each morning bare his great arm and receive
his daily injection OF bichloride Of gold. He
will be under the same restrictions as other
patients. and his disease-for it has been
proved that drunkenness ia a disease-it Is
expected will gracefully yield to the gentle
influences cxerted by Dr. keeley's inspirttlng
cure.
formed at Dwight. and said to Duncan B. Har-
rison:
Doc says drunkenness is q disease That hits
mo between the eyes bully. and I Wouldl't
mind giving his treatment a crack. What do
you think OF the scheme, old man?"
Harrison thought 1t was 9 good suggestion.
and at once arranged matters with johnson.
The troupe will play it's way across the conti-
nent, close its season few weeks In advance.
and Sullivan will place himself under Keeleys
treatment.
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For n. A. c. OMeers.

Ameetins of the Campaign Committee representing
the regular ticket Of the Manhattan Athletic Board OF
Governors fer the forthcoming election held at
the Hotel Marlborough last evening. A. C. Palmer
Chairman OF the Campaign Committee presided. The
meeting was harmonious ana enthusinstic one
well. Lincoln A. Stuart. and a. Cornell! who were pre-
their own accord; These gentle men Aoweyer are IL
lar ticket ns finally agreed upon. a follows;
For President. aieorRe W. Carr TicePresident, Dr. T.
r. lloyt: Secretary L. C. Hughes: Treasurer Walton
STORM: Captain Eugene Van schaick First Iieuten.
ant. J. b. Anderson; Second Lieutenant Y. X Fort.
meyer.
Hoard OF Governors-N-. c. T. Troster. Mr.. Charles o.
Perry. Mr. If. A. AppouR. Mr. Edwin Gould. Mr.. J. II.
Arnold. Mr.. Lawrrnee Wells Cot II; b Beeeher I; z
Page. Mr.. Herman Knubel and Mr.. JainesJ. Coogau.
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rnAnKs. - -
l ss 90 ssi rs 81 ssss 3. sls
ell, 1N IS: OF
SECOND oAnr

Sonpsreii. wi isS 5si 5SG AT sSi S6a 6ss 7Ss sss
umplrea. II. phipard. seorcrs-J. r. Baker ana J.
II. Schwncke. ...
Avernge-Orchard. lac IS: Neuparcil. 1877.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-08
Sport with the sAotsu..

The regular shoot OF the wavcrley Gun Club at Doe
ter Park yesterday not well attended. Only i've
members shot for the gold medal Of the club At ten
blue rocks each. club handicap. Pop" Van Stadon.
% yards won It for the second time In three shoos
with score OF D. The other were: N. Schmidt
20 yards 8: ". Schumacher. 10 yards .; O. Hemstcsd,
20 yards. o; J. Goldman, 10 yards, 8.
A sweepstakes Mt six blue rocks was won by q. Hem
stead with four broken
another sTsepstnkes at zig bird. vas divided by N.
TWO ive-bird sweepstakes 26 yards rise three birds.
miss and ont shot just before dusk Tho hrst was
won q: IIeHisead with three straight Van 81 adcn
taking second money. The SECOND was won By J; W.
schaffer with three straight Van Gtaden and O. Hem.
stead tied second money and Hemstead had to XIII
six birds before he IL.
4 tponed shoot Of the Prospect Heights Gun onb
from Nov ~ WINS held yesterday at Parkyille. Long
Island The club members did keep up their repu
tion breakcrs The shoot vas At nifty blue
Atkinson with a score Of 90 q. A somers 33i q. n
hey nols 20. and Capt. V. Sichols 70. were the ~
cir IN
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Tennis q. the Berkeley School.

The fall indoor tennis tournament OF the berkeley
School A. A. 10 proving success The sets played
OF in tho school arory and the balcony encirclng the
srmory contains each afternoon. gronps OF Interested
spectators In the singles the school
lies between Kent and Aparcio Dr. John :. White and
Mr. fesscnden will probably win the doubles although
James Taller and Henry sa;ieree going to push
their nstrpe,ors hard for the honors Yesterday after
rick played prrtiiiy and the latter was only beaten
after r. number 81 deuce games bad been played;
William s,s%ai,: o., IS Hugh Ismss !Go heavy
the len end 81 81, Henry sstterlse who has now
iny spp% hs in,uf .s,.ssd in the Cutler
kTwo sets were played IN the doubles. James Taller
nnd H. 4. Hatterlee beat L. Waterbury and H. Miller
40 10; Dr. John 4. White and Instructor Fssseidcn
beat Davis and Stewart, 80 80.
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The Rev. DR.. W. S Rainsrori had very large and
enthusiastic audience before him last night at tho
Willow Club Dr. Rainsford Is President OF the Metro.
potan District Cricket ayne. and the gathering was
composed OF prominent cricketers Of New YORK and
vicinity brought together TO see tbs cham pen.
nant and individual prizes Of the league presented to
the winners. Tie entertainment TOOK the form OF
smoking concert. and before the presentation took
place some excellent vocal seectons aud rectatious
were given kcdfern liollinp. the welLknown English
,en t WIS pn.icular,y suss.s:ful and Baldwin.
OF the Others WHO assisted In the evenings enjoym
presenting the pennant to the staten Island Club
OF tue game and thy good influence Il had on young
the staten Island captain received toe trophy aud IN
few eilchnsrn remarks thank the President and
received beautiful silver cup for the best batting anil
bat for his record against Lord HnwIe'ste team.
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National Athlete. Were Merry.

Never IN the history OF the famous home Of the Ts1
tonic singers did Arios Hail. Wall street. broad.
way, Brooklyn. present more beautiful appearance
than last evening" when the third annual reception OF
the National Athletic club occurred. fcs.oons or tho
nstionA, coiors, and emblen,s together with many
costly and rich floral ami fern designs made the place
veritable fairyiaid. white N.izrcrs full orchestras
poured forth cons ant rains of both proneu AIDE ana
dance music one succeeding The other, IL the
most eNtenyiye affair which the SatiUhnls under.
took IN this line aud the representative from the va.
who present In force busy the
officers Of the organization the success Of the affair
s!leis.: Shieh inc.asa Bob stoh' Harry DImss and
Pevsrsiy. Mari A. Cunning Daniel J. Coz, and many
other prominent athletes from Long Island clubs
Vas very eomrl.'c and from The none NJ that Floor
hour this morning the rm)oyment was thorough ami
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cALLAGu1N,s coon RIGHT HAND.
BIlIy Kenny, the Ex.Amatcur Champion,
Was We'll Knocked Out.

It was crowd Of club men and other wealthy sports
who witnessed the prize fight last night between rom
CalNgban OF Newcastlc-on.Tyne and Billy Kenny Of
Jersey city kenny the favorite In tho betting.
for the reason that Callavhnn not known this
side Of the water lie had fought many lights in his
Northern country. but he had met tho London
cracks.
:, The seconds, Of the men were Joe Early and sly
weight and Tommy Warren, for Kenny. Jere Dul n
held the watch for and Jack Sheehsn at the
ssine for Kenny. Jimmy Carroll the BrooEiyn middle
weight, was the referee.
There was barreiful Of money about tho rinsside.
and y came out ~ hnndfuls Kenny being always the
hest work in leading for the body When IL was over
whacks that we're so well meant BY Kenny.
was harder. In the second round CAaghan Knocked
Kenny down twice and In the cond instance kenny
only by the call OF time eight seconds aftsr
he went down.
In the third round Kenny again went down ana
through the ropes This time the Jerseyman done.
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xxAxxYs ,nR1rLrxxr xoyKs
Now shs CITY Chess Ciuvs Tourns.e.
pregrsssee

There are twenty entries in the City Chess
Clubs FIRST annual handicap tournament The
contestants are divided into six classes In
the FIRST class tscratch) are Kemeny. Hunting
ton. and Halpern: In the second class tpawn
and novel are Eieemann. NuRent, Eisen-
mann. and Munoz; in the third class tpawn
and two moves) arc Hollenbach. Voges. J. s.
Lloyd. Ehrenzeller. and FRANKIE; in the fourth
class tknight, is schweizer: tho fifth class
trook) is represented BY De Freest. Mairson.
Savage. Lehmaier. Fued. and Heusted. while
Hartley plays In the iixth class. receiving from
the first class rock. pawn. and move. Five
prizes. .aggreRattng S0O. are offered. Each
competitor.
The following fne ending occurred in q tour.
nament game between kemeny and Hartley.
rock, pawn. and move. After whites tIInrt-
ley'sl twenty-f first move tho appended position
was arrived at:
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EXCITING BATTLES zo-S1aHE
TIE Brooklye Athletic Csas viii DecIdl
Five Especial" MAtcAss.

Five Especial" 1AtcAss.
Ten Of the best known amateur lighters In the ranks
at present In form win come together at Grand Army
HAIL. Bedford avenue and North Second street. BROOK
Ign. this evening" AZ the Brooklyn Athletic Clubs
special" tournament. Some Of the best sport wit.
Asssod dnrng the present active season Is assured
Eddie Loebsr. tho special bantam weight 11opound
champion OF America. will tackle Nike Muroy. tho
"Brt.hton Cyclone" mt II, pounds, and M u will 90
science against strength the bout 10 sure TO be more
than ordinarily Interesting.
The lonR.standny difference on the question Of snpc
YtoTity between Jerry barnett. the Fourth ward
nushsr anil Tommy Crcede Brooklyn A. e. viii prob.
ably be finally settled for they VIII meet nj lis pounds
In tho Second bout tho night and Jerry promises
70 at Creed fast that ho won't be IN u ut all
G!eede has his own opinion 70 WIN viii Do
~tn It." and PROMISES tn make the encounter the hight
Of his life, as lie is In perfect trim.
Four very clever men will meet ~ the special light.
yei.ht i3Sleund INVITATION class MS III. wind a..
Dempsey brooklyn g. viii b. the hrst pair. while
Qoorxe Harmon, Down Town y. o. and clever E.li.
DOlan brooklyn A. a. are Ia ~ NJ ms THE next twRN
n this Glass, The winner r The hna honi. which viii
be the winner al the two bouts In this class
psomises TO haven very compete r,thnp's work gu;
out Tor him, for thu men very evenly matched and
AL four aru IN trim FOR the sannd Of the gong
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Ts.day's Prosranne At autte.barg.

The probable starters and weights are:
First Raes.Purse 800 fer beaten hotsss: four and
11shis eoi!ips. YSs: Go insIy ios: ats Wss.Sn iSs
i6s; Maid q .he Viz. ios Ga,idero ,os: sadie Som:
ers l.. lO2; ballad. 1O2: Miss Olive lo2 Granite 1o2
tnlonss; Marie lowell III: Daisyran, ~: onsway.
TS,r sdR aoeyyhuSss 500 Sandssp xs tsions,.
Iormentor III: Early Blossom ll0 Basil Duke. 1o1:
Fourth Race-rurse $500: handicap: mile and six.
tsenth Now Or Meyer. 10A; Nit Young, 1Ol: Lizzie.
post. rs.
threequsrters Of mile. Paragon 1885, Goldwave 10l;
Proteino. ~; Fassett. o. Tammany Hall. d: Molie
Davis, 81. 49,
sixth RaseoPu,.s 1902 selling; ;e %1 f,r,Scns.
los; Carmelite 1O4 Macauley. I03: Apollo. lo5i War
Duke. 1O1; Sir Rae, 81; Kingdom. I'd; Standard. 81.
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safety Bicycle RECORD. Accepted.

Tho various new bicycle records created during the
past season have been under consideration by tho
Facing Board Of the League o. American wherlmnn
since the close OF tho racing season. Tie quarter
half, and one md two.mie safety records have been
accepted by the Racing Board Chairman Atwnter
announcss that the gMarter'me record OF ~ seconds
made by William O. Thornc ot Chicago Mt Rockford
H.: the hnlfIne record OF minute seconds " a,lo
~ Henry &. yier at springheld the onemils rcurl
springfield. and the two-m,le record or ! minutes
IS 40 seeondS made BY Gc0rRe r. Taylor ut
have been all accepted as official
They are ali safely records. the Springfield records
all made against time. IL 10 thought tina ext
season will see these records again broken
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Odds and Ends or Sports.

There Are letters at this office for Jack Lyman aud
of shs A. e. .ss Sioaas.y OF tue
Ia Of IL III e oh LIN f
The annual stag and reception Of the Granite Ath.
iee Club was held at their club house lv7 Bowsry.
Tie Ii,an Athletic Club will hold their weekly a,h.
isc competition in tho gymnasium at ala West Forty.
III. shampion.6ip. on Sunday last SOW aud FAST
sartins sseh p:ss. Hna they made Very close
aa. been sc decided :hs, the meeting Of the Dutch
at POtersw older near Groningen in Friesland. The
date not yet nxei. this being, dependent on the mr..
time Win be lost In bringing The compettiions ~
70 rir EpiroH or Tux suy-sir: met Billy Fleming
,Sss,s S%s ~, s SAT-
s' an. TINT w''i put Up reasonable purse.
Emile ravl anu r. 9. cnna:y had an interesting race
ss tue 81 , wss the rSq,ssa
;,.e, s MD sx s. SIs
%,er Paul came in at 1884, ~ minutes after ohadsy
inc . SS,sasS
Al Tic start, can properly ciaim game, oriihafiS,
h III ss Ssa Sy shS
m"sns '.s sF lie a,s Lumber "nnsr the Que
glove Right was arranged n, the Fo'- Ga ~. oirs
r.uner OF England. tn. men are 10 ti.ht len r,un,
Prize Gu;,t,e rules for sO side The hight Is take
pace during The second week III January torfpil OF
siU0 has already been posted WIKI kiciA Fox ahu
Is TO be hna akeholdtr 10th pien TO weigh liu
pounds. give or take one pound
gngiiists had farewell banaGs, on Saturday al tas
National sporting Club. previous TO their departure
America. ueorga VIE WAS In the chair. and Pony
Moore was NctChsirlnhn shyil IN reply To n toast,
said that their tour was intended to gain not
Sny honor and glory pus also mhf, was commonly
ko1ictge II The ropes IN America would be beneficial
The TWO NH kaii Oh Wednesday!
The country team OF The Acorn A. A. tonk their
regular snICay, I,s NInG tiiu rllb bous. at
Fly sixth street ami second avenue ir rHuners went
by way III Fil sIrSi to t"uti euuc thence
Ocean afoUuc Parkway Fight .fonrih street
Heycnty rtl street Fourth avriGt itty street.
and home The first 10 hnsh o.or.,e BARTLETT. with
Capt Barley second and Thomas third. Time. hour
aud 20 minutes. Distance about ~ iniies
The following received at the Poiioe Gaen ofce
yesterday FROM pan frsnciseo Victor Salvador. the
belgian uiAnt has Issued challenge TO lift heavy
weights Of all descriptions against Louis Cyr Eugene
sahnow. Cyclops, Samson, or any man IN the world
for $500 side, ltrhard II. rON 10 be the fna stake
holder, salvador has accomplished some wonderful
TEA NJ strength nRi The VITO ieris Iia will
J. lIr 'lVupnh 4 90. fattH' rn.., S,NAt0r i'rI
~ lhri'' lhn = ~ A'"i 81 hg', "rit1s ~" Pl"hd
Ahn 80 I'ih IN b. .,-,ur IL uir'! nrssircs !
iiHhr. htsps 10 me- Ter ral ~ a!ri.c.. j. J. iHiii'
cisco has booked Billy sInith Of Australia, and lilly
Aohoe g nght aceoEdlny % r4tes GSssa. russ tor
January. 49, Wv" ~'''A'-'-' ''''' '''' -