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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-07-12
MISS DODGE IN AN AUTO ACCl
DENT

Five occupants of Frank T. Mont
gomery's Packard touring automobile,
including Mr.. Montgomery, had mar
row escapes from death or serious in
jury Sunday on the beach speed
way, about five miles south of Pablo
Beach, when the big car turned tur-
tie after striking a water hole in the
beach With Mr. Montgomery, who
is the well known moving picture
man, was a party of friends, includ-
ing L. G. Schofeld, manager of Mont
gomery's theater in Valdosta, Miss
Adelaide Dodge, Miss Louise Dodge
and little 9-year-old girl
Miss Adelaide Dodge was at the
wheel of the car when the accident
happened. She attempted to take the
water hole, or slough, on an easy an
gle, but as soon as the big Packard
plunged downward, she lost control
completely, and the next moment the
front axle had turned at right angles
W IhC OOQy VI tAC CdI dnQ Tie WASClS
were skidding broadside. In another
moment the automobile had turned
turtle, throwing Montgomery and
Schofield some distance away, but
pinning the three girls under the ton
neau.
Passing automobile parties hurried
to the scene and the car was righted,
when it was ascertained that none of
the three girls were seriously injured.
The car was seriously damaged. but
was towed into Jacksonville by Fred
E. Gilbert, who was one of the first
| autoists to arrive on the scene
Times-Union.
In reply to telegram sent to Jack.
sonville last Sunday by Mr.. Joseph
Dodg, father of Miss Adelaide. who
resides in this city, inquiring as to
the seriousness of the accident to his
daughter, he received the following:
Nothing very serious. Getting on
as well as can be expected. Frances
| has fractured her arm. Letter fol-
lows"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-07-12

From far off Iloilo, Panay, Philip
pine Islands, comes to the Times a
copy of the Free Lance, "a weekly
publication devoted to life," as is
stated at its editorial masthead. The
editor is j. Hudson Curry, former
Tampa boy, who was raised at Ocala
he is a brother of Mrs. Ben Corner
OF Tampa. Hudson has been in the
philippines for number If years. on.
listing in the regular army at this
place during the Spanish-American
war. After leaving the army he on.
tered newspaper work, and now i
running his own paper.-Tamna
Times.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-07-12
NRWonrN LEAGUE BUSINESS
AND SOCIAL MEETING

NfaaF evening July 9Th. the mem
ars 81 fhe senior Epworth League OF
fhf Methodist church 81 this city as
NemhInd af fhe home OF the pastor
49, o. les. GA Fort King avenue
feF fhe rurpnse 81 electlng new off
esFs anB discussing business matters
eaHnested aifh che W0rk
"a aas decided to change the meet
"a nhanf from Tbs IN the evening TO
n thn afternoon
fhe following officers were elected:
pfHaiaent Mr ROY Nixon.
Secretary Miss Eunlce Ellis.
Tfaasarsr Mr Z G. Forbes.
Fni Vlce President Miss Louise
Nlsun
and Fice preslden Mis- Mabel
faFaeidef
fhlm tlce President Miss Ruth
Effn
Feurfh Vloe President Mr.. sam
tl1tH
Em Ascent Miss Florence Leitner.
NFnarfff So carroll Fraser
faaHaf Mr Carlton Erwin
taanlant Piania. Miss Eleanor
Nsnn
AHaf fes hrief words by the pre-
aNna elder Res J Nixon. the
hHsHesa meeting adjourned The re-
maln3ef af enc evening vas pleasant
81 eaaara assay with games and mu-
H Az aere presented Nith a copy
ol caunnarams. especially prepared
fef far evening The prize. a souven.
81 hoak aaa 20 BE- awarded for the
lsFHeaf hurnber of correct answers.
ANef tae contest. the. pianist charm
80 an PSI fenderedlng several selec-
fleus an me orEan. after which re-
fHeahmsnts 81 lee cream and cake
Nefe Served the same being readily
Heralted and onioyed by all
lm hehaf af the League ! wish to
fHauk Mrs Ley and her assistants
sac the pleasant evening afforded us.
REPORTER.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-07-12
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOB
FINAL DISCHARGE

Notice ~ hereby given that six (6l
man1hR after the date OF the frst
Nahileation hereof. towit: on the
ard Day % January. a o., 1sf3.
~ % o'clock In the forenoon. or as
Hean thereafter as the application
maF be heard. the undersigned will
KfssEnt 20 the Honorable County
Aaa9e of Marion County. Florida, al
fls o9lee in the court house in the
eifF 80 Ocaia. ia said county. his final
RNeaHnia and statements as alminis.
tsalnf ni the estate ol George s. Pet.
@Ats deceaeea. and viii apply for
8'FN0arHe as such administrator.
NsiFf ihf sth day Of July, A. d.,
&& -
g A. PETTEWAY,
49, 'afaf o' the estate OF George
tetf neeeased. 7-I2-6m
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-07-12

The longest judicial trial ever held
IN any country is that of the Canon
lists in Italy, which came to an end on
the Sth inst. 1t lasted 554 days, of
which lis were consumed by the ar
guments of the counsel. During the
trial three of the defendants and sew
eral of the witnesses died. The min
utes of the court during the trial fill
9217 pages.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-07-12
DON'T DELAY
9eus Ossia People Have Learned
rhai ssaleet Il Dangerous

8ems Oesia People Have Learned
Tnai ssaleet ls Dangerous
The slightest symptom OF kidney
tgmwaie ls far too serious 90 be over
hnaed iis the small. neglected trou-
hies that lead e. serious kidney all
meuls That palu in the small" of
fuaf bach that urinary irregularity
these headaches and dizzy spells /.
taHf eeafH weak WORKOUT feeling.
mat se uafures worning OF drOpsy or
fa1ai nFlKht's disease Why risk your
tte ~ neElcCtlmE these symptoms
heath ihr cause og the trouble while
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klaHNfa ai once wlih tried and
NfuFan kidney remedy No need to
experiment Daan's Kidney Pills
base been curing kldnep trouble for
ever 5H Years Deans Kidney Pills
fhe aaea and recommended through.
9H tht civilized world Endorsed al
hamf Read Ocala testimony
Miihar Sounfs. 81 = Pine 81
0eaia. Fla- saws q have used
Deans kidney pills for kidney com
Rlaint and backaeAe aud have been
aFeailY benefited consider this
Femeay a valuable one and do not
hesliafe 20 recommend IL in view OF
@li % has done Cor me"
FoF sale By ali dealers Price. soc
Fpster Miihurn Co. Buffalo. N. Y
sole agenis for the United States.
Remember the name Doans-and
take % other
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-07-12

The ONE REASON why we can sell
cheaper than competitors is that we
puy and sell for CASH only. q. ID.
Hogan, 0cala, Fla.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-07-12

Nun SALE sixty acres good land.
81 arrrn cleared and fenced broom
Naslerrd house. good water; one
mlis ffnm rosiBalce and Ice factory;
slsa sac Jersey coN aud hogs. Ad-
afaes e. NnIhreafn. Boa 6. Oak. Flor
tHa G-2i-lm$
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-07-12

HNW SALE We have several thous
As saruaa band sacks for sale cheap
TheY ere aniendid Tor velvet beans,
eeftan. potatoes. peaiaits or anything
NFaFaH We wih nearly give them
mmhF They are good sacks. but can
- - aaed lor fertilizer. 0cala Fer
afIEeg Co l0-2S-tf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-20
GEORGETOWN IS
FOR PENNSy GAME
Washington School Branching
Out-Hare Chief of Pennsyl-
vania Football Committee.

Philadelphia. Pa. December ST as
TruNioa Hare. the famous captain o. inc
University o. Pennsylvania football team O.
i1,f WIS elected this afternoon as chief o.
re football COMMITTEES. Radical changes IN
gfrdiron tactics VIII Do made.
Thomas .. Haydock- former track star
ana ali-around athlete. selected 20 NJ
the fyosition OF Mike Murphy. as coaen
o. the winter squad during the absence OF
that veteran trainer. Owing 10 the III health
o. Murphy HaydocX VIII be coach and
iralns>- in a. but name
The position o. field cOacn for the tootosii
team was not niied BY the football commit
fe-. which held a ,engthy ans spirited ses-
sion. but 81 appeared that Andy" smith
had but little chance TO again coach Penn
svivania as his candidacy was supported ~
on, Two members % the committee
Hare announced that he was IN favor o.
several big games for Pennsylvania ana
several changes T. the schedule were dis
ciIsScd and proposed Nothing definite has
been heard rom Ysie. but II Is likely thsi
West Point and Dartmouth Will % added 10
Pennsylvania list Georgetown j. also
looking for a place on the Pennsyivs MA
schedule Haydock assisted Murphy !ssi
year in getting and keeping Tie Penrsy!va-
mia athletes in shape. ana made such = good
showing that he will have entire charge
this season
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-20
CLERKS WORKING
At PARCEL POST
Assistant Postmaster Sets Them
to Studying Rules-Indemnity
for Packages

In anticopation Of the mammoth and
anfathomed task confronting his office
with the coming Of January I. Assist
snt-Postmsster Southwark has de-
tailed two clerks who Will employ all
available time in the study OF the rules
governing the new parcel post in the
effort to famiIiarize themselves with
;he working Of the unknown business
The men are trying out the map and
guide system. locating cities and towns
10Y the unit scheme. measuring ana
Weighing parcels. and becoming ac-
guainfed with the new postage rates
Although he has an unlimited force
of extra men al his call. MI Soutn-
vsrd has as vet conceived no idea OF
how many new clerks will be REQUIRED
20 handle the added business OF the
Parcel post And the worst OF ~ -
that the Post-Ofice Department IA
v.shsnoto., is unable 20 afford him
material advice. lie will have TO battle
9TH the proposition alone and add
mon a. they are needed II IL thought
nat a couple OF extra clerks can
handle the business al ars;. and that
more will Be needed a. the people
r,econe educated TO the use or the new
class Of mail
Mr.. Southwark yesterday received
the parcel post guides Tor the main
once and stations. the book Of resu-
iations and insurance OF Indemnity
tags. The scales, maps ana steel tape
TO complete the necessary outnt ~
already on hand. Uncle sam VII pro-
vide no Indemnity Tor packages SEM
h. aarcei post unless they bear the
insurancc tas. which - TO parcels what
sb~ registered stamp is 90 hrst class
all. Indemnity Of $50 can be pur-
chased for a parcel on payment Of -
cents for a tag.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-20
.bRESNAHAN NOW
WANTED BY PILLS
Doom Announces That He Is in
Market for Either Roger
or King.

Philadelphia. December Ie-The Philnes
have entered the field az Bidders fOr Roger
Tsresnahan. catcher ard former manager OF
The ST Louis Cardinals. and Johnny king.
who was catcher and manager OF the Bos-
ton Nationals last season
Manager Doom said this afternoon that
o. course. ne only wanted one o. them. and
he did rot care which one {. was, and ne
woaid be we'll satisfied secure either He
also said fha; Doisn. The third ease-nan
secured by the Phiiiies lss- fall. was rn1cn
in demand. and TIA, Boston. Baltimore ara
Rochester al wanted him Ai,hougn king
i. stlH the property o. Boston. President
Garrey announced asst week that he would
not be With that team in !Hs Doom learn
cd ;ha; King wss OF the market. and i'm
rnedfa;eIy Glowing his being put 10 fui
charge % the Philies b. President wiier
n, took steps, 20 secure either King or
Bsesnahs-.
I- tr,ing 20 secure either. Doom not only
wants 20 strengthen his ovn team. but si-s
% prevent Cincinnati or Pit.soGrg from Sc
curing shem-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-20

chicago Il. December ls.-t oF'ner ma %
league 6aseoau players stand oGI p'V' t.
rea-lv among the leading pitchers an - -
srs q the American Association aceol- '-e
20 r. oriclai averages sor The season o
1.re issued BIZ Thomas N ChiTinston pres
idenr O. thS organization
TWO former Cleveland pitchers. kTanse
and Fatkenburg. OF Toledo. head the 9N.-,
nc ifst krause's name appears nrst' Win
thirteen victories ard four defeats sF."e
him an average 0. -15o. Il was his reioaIh-
abe showing with Toledo WnltA tauSeu -
% ha returned 70 Cleveland IN Inld-Se asO'''
His second entrance 20 the major ieA-~e
Va marked by string ~ ce-ea's 10"
sver Although Fa.keuoerS 5 named So
ond or the official Isl. ae was the yea.
l.azuA leader win twenty 1--WE Nlcto. les a..'
.trH- 6esests a percentage o. IS Falken-
neg was with Washington before ne went
10 CreVeland This was "Cys nrst year III
me minors since he left me AiheI'osn
League
Packard Columbus pitcher. suteted t1e
same number or defeats as FalkenDerg. ou'
won one iess SO he finished third wl'h
Pis-er oe = PAU cad the pitchers in
se'di9r having a clean record o, twenty
fsvs games lie accepted hrty-Sne chances
..Rvbe'' waddelrs name foots he list; He
nelded sis.
Among The FIRST 5asemen Jones. o, MI
vsukee ,he old american League payer
too frs honors. making only twenty SIX
errors in 80 games and establishing a per
c.--aSe o. sSi DeiensntH. % Minneapolis.
SCI ? marx o, .se5 but participated in only
o.-o v-,,.e,n.- :, as las been in the asso-
citation for many years. topped ;le second
rssen1er, with d mark o. 80 ft- rs games.
Ro-rkeun.id. o. Kansas city. who VIII be
Ss.n in The western League this year. made
a p.rcentaEc q ~. but - was in only
tWenty-eislt games
EDDIE Ienuox. who started the season With
the chicago Nationals. went 20 Louisvlii .
and finished iu the kansss Ky. A. dcd 80
- tni-dSbsse i1 eiEhty-slN wales Westcr-
gil - Indianapolis. -et q mark o. .sss n
nineteen games
A. sho-tstop McEechnie. o. - Paul. field
Il Sis ia fprtv-ore games and was Ns-ei
frsf Reaulifer ~ Louisville. ranks f0urt r
o1ficial'- ng- ir t. games hc suade mark
o.. IS Noi-idea. wlonI kansas 'i,y sold
o Detroit. ana who recently was sold 90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-20
VIRGINIA Closes Football Date With Georgia
wake FOREST IS
WE'LL SATISFIED
Quint Rounding Into Shape De-
spite Absence of Last Years
Veterans.

Wake Forest. n. c.. December 10
After Ave weeks hard grilling work,
Physical Director crozicr has gotten
the basketball team in fine trim for
the coming season Practice has been
suspended until January ,. when the
men VIII return from the Christmas
holidays.
OF the old men. only Captain Brine.
Holding an Ctley are back in college
irons last years varsity. However
these men. at their respective positions
OF centre and guard. would form "A
good nucleus for any team. and in
addition 10 them. there are W. Hola-
ing. Tyncr and cuthrell. OF last years
squad. WHO are showing great form
at the forward positions. Both for
wards are open mis- year but w.
Hold ng is practically assured OF one
o. the berths> Billings and Davis
seem 20 be leading for the opening
at guard. Of the freshmen. \. Hall.
who halls from the Georgia Military
Academy. IS showing decidedly better
70 IA than any one else who Is out
Manager Henry will not announce
his schedule until after the holidays.
but expects to have fifteen or twenty
first game of the season VIII he played
here with Zion College January L.
Il. r. Giles and 81 : Horrei have
been elected assistant managers for
the 1919 football team.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-20

charlottesville. Va. December IL
A, its fourth session this week. the
advisory board Of Nirginia's genera
athletic association this afternoon
nartially completed the 1918 footoall
schedule 5y booking the above nameu
games. The remaining dates VIII De
allied at the next meeting OF the Doaru
10 be held after the Christmas recess,
No decision was reached In regard
70 \ contest with Princeton or Har-
ward. because OF message from cam =
bridge that the crimson football scned-
ule would not be taken up until AFTER
The holidays probably as late as thS
middle of January As soon as WORD
is received from the Harvard man
aeement. Virsinia's advisory board
will be called together for final ac-
ton in the matter. II seems pretty
wen assured that Virginia VIII go
North next fall TO meet one or the
ether Of these ioig elevens
By taking on Georgia, Virginia VIII
next wear battle with two oil the
leading teams of the far South as
Vanderbilt is to come to Chariottes-
vile the first Saturday in November
for return game Nanderolle was
declared the best team in all inc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-20
HOLD TRIALS At
ROGERS SPRINGS
All-America Field Trial Club
Promises Good Meet for
Dog Fanciers.

The second annual amateur field
trial Of the AlI-American Field Trial
Club will be held in the South, prob
ably at Rogers Springs, Tenn. or IN
that vicinity. starting January 20.
In view of the remarkable growth of
amateur field trials in this country
the trials this year promise to be the
most successful amateur trials ever
held in this country.
There will be $3.50 offered in purses
divided 40, 80. 90 and 10 per cent. be-
sides cups of elegant design. The all
age winner will be known as The All
America Amateur Champion
TIL. first four dogs will be required
ia run two hours some time during the
race. and will be shot over as in an
ordinary days shooting. This Will
give owners who have high class
shooting dogs an opportunity to come
70 the trials and handle their own
dogs. which is one OF the things aimeu
at in these trials. Ali dogs must he
handled by an amateur owner o.
handler. Entries close December 20
A very attractive program has been
arranged. which viii start January H.
with professional trials. which VIII DC
the largest in point Of entries. anc'
coming as the last big trial Of the
season. as is always the case. will be
among the most important.
Lovers Of bird dogs can come to the
trials. and not only see the amateur
trials. but the all-America professional
trials and the national championship
trials. which will follow shortly after
in the same vicinity. All sportsmen
and lovers Of good dogs are invited
TO come and Will be guaranteed
frst-rafe time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-20
JOHNSON FAvORS
NEW METHOD FOR
RATING HURlERS
American League Head. to Omit
Won and Lost Column.
Hits to Count.

Chicago December i9-No record o. the
number OF genes Non and lost b. Amerl-
can League pitchers viii appear In the OH
cial avera ges COMPILED for the case ba.4 sea =
SON o. 1915. s-cording to statement or
President Ban johnson here iast night 1
ana opposed TO the present method OF rating
hurlcrs." said johnson. "and the won ana
los, column Wiil be absent IN the neAi batch
or pitching figures sent out from my once.
Irstesd % having the pitchers arranged
according to their Victories and defeats. II Is
my intention 10 have taem rated according
20 the number OF hits they yield In an IA
ming or according 10 the number O. rln-
that earned off their delivery. The de
tails - the new plan have not been worked
out. but the present method VII De iof 20
sakeu Tor al lime.
- intend 20 put expert al Work 10
evolve a satisfactory formula and expect
to- have one ready By the Openins o. t1e
season"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-20
YANKEE RACERS
WIN IN FRANCE
Fourteen American Owners Take
Down S3o4,347, H. B. Duryea
Leading With S85.oo3.

Final statistics O., The French IA; racing
season show that the amounts won ny
Americans IS follows n z Duryea. 50
u.s. W *. Vands> M. tsi.ss7: A.gGst i'ci
mont sos -. + J. Gould. >ls,or1. Charles
Kohler S1.5s. J. T.. Widener. N,5S. 7 y
Thorne $7.c57. II. Phzer. .slss II La Mon
tague SIS. colonel HUnsiker. 500. J
Wsdsworth Rogers. 2.Hss; Charles 'arroll
s. i5s Thomas Hitchcock. Jr.. s2,Ils. and F
BurleW 500. Total for fourteen owners
Scei. 81 Winnings - the get OF American
stations were. Irish Lad. ssJ.i5i; Oc;aSon
si,ES: Rock sand 50 t5s: Adam. SIS. ss
Kingston se7Os: Galore. s. 90: Salvador
sseis. Henry C Navarro {-s5s: N@ddler
s-6.o and Ormondale 2.ts Total Tor tel
stations. slsl7T. In the last I've years Nj
Vanderbilt has S3lt.52l. His best veal
was in 1868 when his horses won Sts-.s4i
He has led the list Cor The last four year
up 20 1912
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-20
VIRGINIA WILL PLAY
GEORGIA UNIVERSITY
FOOTBALL CONTEST
Failure of Washington and Lee to Agree upon
Date Leads to Closing Vita Cracker Eleven
for October % in Atlanta.

southland the past season. whl4e
Georgia and Auburn were conceded 10
have equal claim for second honors-
Virginia will go 10 Atlanta october
25. 70 meet Georgia.
Washington and Lee was offered the
same date-October 25-of the Orange
and Blue schedule. but imposed such
conditions regarding games In future
Years. that Virginia felt unwilling 10
delay Georgia any longer. SO pro-
ceeded to-day TO close with the Crack
ers. Fina. action in the matter was
held off for three meetings or the
hoard in the hope that terms suitable
10 both managements could be agreed
,pon Virginia still hopes, however
that Washington and Lee may see her-
self in a position TO remove the con
ditions. and that some date accept
able to both may be determined upon
The half dozen games already scheo-
uled viii keep the Virginia eleven on
The lump next fall. The team regard
cd as the weakest OF the bunch-N II
cinia Military Institute-de,eateo III
srinia on Lambeth Field the past sea
son. outplaying the locals In nearly
every department OF the game The
cadets from Lexington will come
earlier next year the game 10 De
plaved on Lambeth Field the week
before the Virginia eleven takes on
Georgia, at Atlanta.
1t seems a little unfortunate that
,tbe Georgia and Vanderbilt contests
should come on successive Saturdays
This being the case. however de-
rermined effort will no doubt BE made
to get the Orange and Blue squad In
its best form by mid-season II the
open date on November S, is filled. II
is not very apt 10 be given to very
strong team. as Georgetown Is to be
met on the 18th in Washington. and
virginia wants that game
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-20
EVERY VARIETY
OF AUTO SHOWN
Local Exhibition Will Present
Last Word in Automobile
Construction.

The Nerv last word in automobile constfue-
lion viii be seen In Richmond IN February
next al watch time the hrsi automobile
show under the auspices OF the kichnl'hu
Nutomobi.c Dealers Association VIII oe heiu
in the Horse show Building. All "f the most
p4cminent manufacturers OF succes'i ni autos
and auto trucks Viii be represented with
models o. the 1915 make and the display VIII
be very comprehensive.
The Horse show isuiidine Is being put IN
proper condition for In" auto SNOW. IN"
street and s,aewa lhs leading 10 the puiin
ms have recently been greatly improved
while the Interior % the Juiiuing WIZ pc
arranged 50 that tnc cars can be dlspisFe"
TO ne best adv BntaSc. The entire pulidihh
viii be a m. o. buntins and uass ouiihe
the show week. and a special bdndstan"
viii be erected that the strains OF sweet
music Will reach every section % the great
building
ltoor space has been spoken for 70 rap
idiy that only few spaces are l"ft. i mere
vii be machirts o. every size ana poNet-
In the truck Inc there VIII also De an u
teresting Cisp!aN. and Richmon ders and .tne
visitors no wiii he attracted here oS the
auto snow Will fna much 70 interest. ainuse
and Snte.t in them.
Genera -ianager Hutchiso. - DUSTY en-
gagged in carrying forward the plans ios
the show. while the seven boosters are
augmenting their force o. boosters each DAY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-20
POUL|OS THINKS
IT'S UP TO TURNER
Wants Washington Man to de
fend His Right to Middle
weight Wrestling Belt

r-f-for Tenn. December ia-'It - 70"
- q, LOO Turner. ths WashirEton mi7oic
r..trrs 20 defend bis t.fis TO the pet ~
s4r.ssf WIN me- s1id jim f"ni''s- -
r-s..-, vgresfier. after wfnrir- Two g three
r.sz-, . match Win Walt Evans. Soutncrn
reo---lo- here fo-rfxht TIE oouf l@sica
sorrxlors minutes Eears wen the arst
asu % or minutes. bit Wa TIC Fitu.l - =
-s..,-s ro-d in the second and douoe-
- hold IN n third. The referee vss
s.har1es Heuritzie. - -. .-.-