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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-24

Temperance He brought out that
wherever the people were allowed 10
vote on the question that il was al
ways put out OF commission. He
cited states where the people had
been denied the right 20 vote on this
question and they are wet now lie
stated that II popular opinion would
get To work, all OF the vices in the
country would be pat out Of business
Ir. +. A. Brooks then presented .
report Of the committee on reso!u-
lions in which he thanked the pastor
ana people OF the church for their
hospitality and the choir for their ey-
cellent music during the synodicaI
meeting. He also gave a separate
resolution on the life and work of
Dr Flanagan who lately passed 10
the land Of the Great Beyond in which
he pointed out the great work Of that
well known old minister
Dr Flanagan was the oldest mem.
Der OF the syuodical body. and the
hrst moderator He paid a glowing
tribute 10 his work and his life and
showed where the world in general
We're made better by having such men
as he live In II. Following the roll
call and the reading Of the minutes
the meeting adjourned. voting this TO
De one OF the most successful meet.
lngS OF the whole history.
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COMMITTEES
Appointed at Meeting Of Moundsville
Citizens Last Night for Hal
lowe'en Celebration.

Al a meeting OF the citizens OF
Moundsville. held last evening. ar
rangements for the big Halloween
celebration In that town were fur.
thered. Committees for various parts
OF the entertainment were appointed.
and these bodies Will begin to-day 10
get their portion OF the work under
way. and it is expected that when the
next meeting is held that plans can be
announced as complete. II was decid-
ed last night 10 wind up the festivities
or the night with an old-fashioned mas
querade dance in one OF the halls in
the town. this 20 be started immedi-
ately following the parade that will be
a feature OF the program.
The committees appointed last night
are as follows:
Finance Committee-R. s. I.ajan
chairman; c. r. Page. Russell adams.
W. u. James. Herbert Griggs and G. G
KoontZ.
Program and Advertising Commit
tel. Marble. L. Jones. David Hen
derson. ". p. Mcclure, II. r. Berry,
c. 9. Bonar and II. J. Smith
Music Committee-L. J. HINES.
Perez Downs. Jesse Kinnel. Lawrence
O'Connell and James Henrietta.
Judges-Mayor Blair. J. p. Meyers
and J. T. Ridder
Parade Marshai-Herbert Riggs.
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PRESBYTERIAN
SYNOD ADJOURNS
ANNUAL MEETING BROUGHT TO
CLOSE FOLLOWING sue
CESSFUL YEAR.
last Day Was Most Interesting and
Good Addresses Were Delivered.
Officers Elected.

The annual meeting OF the West
Virginia synod or Presbyterians came
40 a successful close last evening. A.
the meeting yesterday afternoon IL
. was decided by the synod 10 accept
the invitation OF tho southern Pres
byterians 10 convene next year at FL
kins in the Davis Memorial church at
that place This cdurch was given
10 the Southern Presbyterians I'm the
same manner as the Vance Memorial
church was given TO the local con
gregation.
DIR. Jesse Bruce, OF Philadelphia. OF
the board of church erection. present
ed a report 20 the convention which
was followed by a report Of the 4;ev.
r. W. Day. OF the permanent commit.
tee on the board OF church work Fol
lowing the reports of the above com
mittee and coinciding with the same
thought. Henry G.. Lindsay. president
Of the pennsylvania college for wO-
men, delivered an address on the sub
ject OF Freedom The address was
bristling with good thoughts and
brought forth a great deal OF praise
from his audience.
The report Of the home mission
committee was given 20 the synod
after which the following officers
were elected for Il term of three
years: Chairman. DR. McClclland. OF
Clarksburg. secretary. the Rev G. W
Pollock. OF BuckhannOu. treasurer.
the Rev. J. NJ Potter. Of the Vance
Memorial church. This committed
meets every three years at Parkers
burg and makes - reports az the
various meetings. The Rev Potter
has been Treasurer ~ the body for
the past three years and the proof
OF the fitness OF his work was proven
by his reelection
Al the evening session the Rev. T.
A. Brooks. Of Weston. presided AZ the
popular meeting az which Dr STANLEY
White. secretary OF the board OF
foreign missions who has lately re-
turned from India. China. Korea and
Japan gave an interesting lecture
He gave a brief resume ~ his iour.
ney and 81 the work that Is being
done az the various places where he
was stationed and made a plea FOR
more help 90 carry on The work lie
dwelt at length upon tho conditions NJ
India to-day as compared with the
conditions ~ several years ago
Temperance Talk.
This address was followed bv rohr
Royal Harris. of Sow York. who
spoke a. length on tho subject OF
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RAM ON REEF
"a DROWNED

HERNoSAND. Sweden. oct. %
The steamer Westkusten. which LEFT
Nasa IN the Gulf oi Bothnia, yesterday
afternoon in a gale. ran on a reef a few
hours later and - persons were
drowned. \ single survivor was
picked up by the steamer Carl Won
Line and landed here tonight.
The Grew succeeded in launching q
boat but the steamer sank in few
minutes. The boat was swamped
Several Of tine crew clure to go. iiD.
ging, but with one exception all sue.
cnmb"d 70 the cold ana exposure uur-
ing the night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-24
YOUNG LADIES
Of First English Lutheran Church
GIVE Supper and Entertainment
Thursday Evening

What was pronounced one OF the
most successful and interesting events
ever given IN the church was Tie SUD
per and entertainment given by tho
Young ladies az the First Eugl. % I.uth-
eran church in the basement o. that
church on Sixteenth street. last night
supper was served Guriu- the early
hours. and this was followed by an
entertainment I'm which many gooiI
numbers We're rendered Bstu.er
800 and coo person. were served 500 pa.
tables. and an pronounced the affair d.
success
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MUST SERVE SIX MONTHS.

NEW YORK. Oct 22.-Danicl n.
Tolman. known TO the police OF many
cities as King OF the Loan SHARKS
must serve six months iu Jail for
usury. The supreme court so decided
to-day in denying his appeal from con
vlc'ion on October % of having yio-
lated the law in charging a bonus Of
s. for $40 loan for three mOlths.
Although he may appeal 20 the court
OF appeals ne court decided that
pending the oItcome OF such appeal
he must be sent 10 fall
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RAIN NOW
Weather Man insists on Sending More OF
the Disagreeable Stun on
Suffering People.

II YOU want 20 live in Wheeling and
b. happy. Just let "a cold catch Won The
majority Of the residents OF this NiClu-
ity are suffering with this PEST now.
and all because DOC Weatherman has
insisted on sending his samples ~
Wheeling. All kinds OF weather have
been dtShed out during the past few
d1Ns and just to add a touch Of the
reel STUFF no the finish cat least we hope
as tie fnisiJ he puuctured cloud this
morning about 1880 o'clock and per
witt"d the real rain water u trickic
down on the streets.
TIE local thermometers took an up
ward trend Yesterday. ana 10 was hoped
that some or the ersfwnIle good weather
would result. hut alas it's all spoiled
row. At 9 o'clock the thermometer 300
~. CITY r-g.sL--eL n---rl d. ID r.---
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mURET ON TRIAL.

NEW YORK. oct GA trunk
bearing printing OUTFIT. sta APPS. dies
and other materials used in mauufac-
turing money. was wheeled before a
jury in Federal court today when Er-
nest s. Muret was placed on trial on
q charge Of Counfcrfoifnr Nurot
was indicted on this charge with
Hans Schmidt. tho German priest
who confessed 20 the alaviue ~ Anna
Aumullor Schmidt .s boz tie Tombs
awaiting trial on the murde- charge
and probably will be witness in
tho Nuret trial
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GIFT or 100000.

ITHACA ~ y. oct ga Gift
Of approximately 81 600 0Oo To tho
Cornell University medical college
was announced to-day on behalf OF
the board ~ tru.frae 10 iq under.
stood that the rift. Tho largest tn the
history az tho univcr .ity. was made
hy Colonel oliver fi Payne Of New
York who had previously given
100000 FOR fhe establishment ~ n
branch of the Cornell Medical col.
lcro Iu Ncw York city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-24

The Junior Christian Endeavor so.
city Of the First Presbyterian church
vas pleasantly entertained last
evening 40 the home Of Misses Mar.
-arot and Rachel Gatchn ~ their
home ON North Fourth street and a
large crowd was present a fine pro
fram consisting Of several musical
selections was rendered After the
close Of the program dainty refresh.
menfs were served
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4 nicotine Of 400 tho daIrymen and
u'lk dealers iu The city was held last
"Foniue in the Slroyc Ucrycy build.
Ir- and action was taken in regard to
quart as The dsrymon claim that
''eftthlrr OIL" has ii-cn in price dur
inr tr" last two years except mills.
ani CHAT fh' cost of delivering mue
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Momans Club

Inc Womans club was pleasantly
entertained yesterday afternoon az
the home OF Miss Isabelle Drennen on
Tenth street. and a large crowd was
present The program as carried in
ms paper several days ago was rem.
dered. 4 regular business meeting
was also held At seasonable hour
oaInty relrcshmcnia wore serNnn
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MAKE PROTEST

NEW YORK oct 23 Through the
medium off Esperanto world. wide
protest AGAINST the socaIlod ritual
murder trial at Eicv has been
launched
Tho protest or.l.natod in bohemia
"fh 'h' adoption there ae 9 rr.oi.
'nr iE iiI ladfer and public a.
h'.1ls copy of fhia resolution
translated into Esperanto. has been
mailed POP every council Of Esperan
nsia today embodied DO rs a petition
ts'. today embodied 10 o. % petition
f1 Senator Root requesting him f0
place 'h" protest before tho senate
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Pleasantly ENTERTAINED.

The Young Ladies' Bible class OF
the First Presbyterian church was
Pleasantly entertained last evening at
the smith home on the Heights"
and the entire membership OF the
class was present and a very enjoy
able evening was spent At a sea
sonable hour dainty refreshments
were served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-24

No doubt LARGO crowd will Dr.
present az the First Presbyterian
church this evening 10 hear the 20.
citd that will be- given by Mrs. Lima
iicrniE sherman. 81 tho program !.
"a fine one. Several persons from the
uoIrhhorinc towns viii b. present
The program. as carried in this paua
several weeks ago. viii be rendered
The recital viii o. aivon under the
auspices OF The Loyal Dauehtc-s'
class OF the church
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sons NOT az FIRST in favor Of tho ticEet
have announced that 80 viii nave
their support and the sentiment in
its favor o. growing stronger overy
day There is It,lo doubt but that
the ticket viii win 90 the election
next Tuesday week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-24

\ ldrE" crowd attended the cuchrc
and dance given last evening bv the
ladies of ST. Marye church in the
Elk- hall and 80 tables were in
play Handsome prizes we're awarded
90 the winners. Cards we're pIayed
until 10 o'clock. after which danc.ro
Was IhduIt'd boo until midnight MANY
oui OF town people were present
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eoard Of rlucstIon-

Tho board Of education held r,s.
ular mcetine In the Hich school l.t
cvoninr. but the only matter OF iu.
portance considered was the failure
81 The Ohio Valley Athletic assocIa.
zion to lot Graham play on the Local
football team. The members are d..
''dcdl' sore or tho manner in which
Wh,clng and nclI3irc treat Tho n
cal iiIsh school iu tbc line Of .por .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-24

Ih' second number NJ tho hirh
-rh"o. lecture course. the barnard
of'he -ira VIII appear at the auditor.
'nm Monday evening. October 90. and
I' doubt They will be greeted hv n
afr" audience. as thcy are sali 10 ~.
'In Finest ON fho road Tho scats
"iil go on slIo tho latter part of This
week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-24
MARTINS FERRY


Tho Industrious DANES were pleas.
antIy entertained yesterday after
noon o. Tho home o. Mrs samuel
HuFkins ON First street and Iarrc
crowd was present The diversion
Of The afternoon was fancy work and
at "a reasonable hour refreshmrut-
wore served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-24

BALTIMORE. Md. OCT 22.-What
ia thought t1 bc a worlds record for
Boo milo Young Nrd 0icnf was
made in l contest promoted hy tho
'm'r.Dln Ear.o Uomiur club OF thc
I'mpdru district Tho Imperial loft
Ird hnmcd OFF fhr rate off I1fNtf
Yards p'r minute Ideal condition
A-Ar. LLlla
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-24
REV. M LANE HeRe

Rer RI IS taro. former pastor Of
Fourth street 81 T. church. of thI.
cI'f. add non pastor of the First IS
p church of Tacoma. wash. d. mp
guest ~ " p Cicscv. in fhls city. fo-
several DAYS Uo came cast f1 af'rr-
Pho aFUrn convention of tho Moth
0di.' Episcopal churchcs in fudIauapu.
i. 'nd and while here vIl attend frr
hnt saloon League Iuritcr ar. f0 DBL.
held .u columbus
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-24

tn" funeral f"rvicos over the TO-.
mains ~ OBJ" late Elv1 Jones. the
ven known coIorod boy who died
%, me nome of DIS mother. Mrs Jeu-
h.' LOCKER. on Concord street. Wed
i''d1N morning. Will be- held this
morning NO ~ O'Clock from the Firh
street VI. T. church Infcrmcnt viii
-n made I'M Mnuni ILca-Anf cnrnntnr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-24

NEW NORk oct % Tho total
death roll in tho Noiturno disaster
was hNcd tonight by tho Uranium
Steamship company ~ 13f or those
zoe were pas acnrpra
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has also increased They also had %
put II in bottles and in most cases
the bottles are never returned. An
other meeting will be- held in the near
future
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Of the church and a very interesting
program was rendered. Several vo-
cal and instrumental selections were
also rendered. Refreshments OF all
kinds We're served during the even
ing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-24
HERNIA tRUPTuRE)

Disraga ri of exi>tini. hernia has cost many
lives The smallest hernia are the most
DANGEROUS 90 lifc. because OF the incrased
liability OF Strangulation. I cure rupture
Ia zone cases with perfect safety In ave
days. and cured 20 stay cued
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-24
CHRONIC DISEASE OF WOMEN

I successfully tire at all nervous and chron-
Womb Displacement. Nervous Decline
Dizziness. Pain In the Back. All women
who wish TO avoid instrumental eNGmina-
ton and unnecessary operation should con-
suit me.
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FREE CONSULTATION

You Are Under No Obligations
to Take Treatment, Uniess Our
Charges, Terms and Arrange
ments Are Satisfactory, or You
May Arrange to Pay WHEN
CURED.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-24
Pills AND EIsIuLA

The scduclr OF these Affections are dts
tressIns nervous relieves and painful con-
ditionS. My trcatul and success are the
result OF years OF experience. J euro In
many uncomplicated cases In five days.
worsc cases In two weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-24

care not OF how long standing nor OF y hat
nature. - MY SYSTEM OF URAL. MOST
SAFE. A RADICAL TREATMENT cures
them TO stay cured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-24
STRUCTURE

euro Structure without burning medicines
and by Observation-Disclosures treatment
the structure soon disappears, Is painless
and In no wise intcrferes with YOUR bust
ness duties.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-24
SPECIFIC OR kok.sPEciFIc
DISORDERS
Ny TREATMENT Foa NrRvousnrs.

In acute es-allinfiammation ana ir-
ritation stopped. This bad disease cured
In days Chronics cured in "a days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-24
kioNIr eAopER AND PROSTATE
DISEASES

cure all irritation. frequent desire. stop
page. pain ia back. hrick-dust sediment.
scanty How and catarrhal condition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-24
RHEUMATISM

IN All Us forms. acute and chronic enlarged
and Stiffened joints muscular rhcumntiSm
lumhago, sciatica. BY MY SYSTEM or
IkEN IMENr shows signs ofimprOvcment
IroiI tht Siart. aud IN very short time
are PERMANENTLY cured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-24
Tenperanc- AL

This address was followed by Tohn
Royal Harris. ~ Sow York. who
spoke A. length on the subject OF
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You have probably been trestcd for this
so-called trouble aud helped temporarily
or maybe not at all. ] believe that this so-
called dl~ease y merely a symptom OF some
deep seated anu obscure complication
which my direct treatment removes the
cause thereby making permanent cures.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-17
IrOnbOund Five Latest to
Make Basketball Debut

a new basketball team will shortly
make its appearance on the courts in
this vicinity under the name of the
Ironbound Five. Frank Pfeifer, who
has been identified with several
teams in this city in the last few
years, will manage this team. He
has secured fact combination of
players, including Harmon, Lynch,
Fitzsimmons, forwards; Staehle, GEN.
ire, and Duffy and Pfeifer, guards
This team will be equipped with new
uniforms and an effort will be made
to secure Weidenmayer's Casino for
all games. The manager would like
to hear from the following teams:
Harrison Big Five, Dcminicans, Oak
leys, Anchor Five and National Turn
ers, to arrange for a homeland home
series. Communications regarding
genes should be addressed to the
manager at 1853 Polk street city
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-17
NEW SOCCER CLUB

The ish-American Football Club.
newly organized soccer eleven, was
formed at a meeting held in West
Hudson last night. 1t is the inten-
ton of the mem bers to enter the In
ter-league competition.
The following officers were elected:
Samuel Shelton, president; Hugh
Ward, vice-president; William Dick
son. treasurer, and Francis M. Dew
lin, secretary. Any lad anxious to
become a member of the Irish-Amer-
lean Club can do so by communicat-
ing with Mr.. Dev1in, $40 Central ave-
nue., Harrison, n. j.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-17
Is Fined $500 for Staging
$4,000 Fake Wrestling Go

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ia, Sept, IL
Joseph E. Wright. of San Antonio,
Tex, today pleaded guilty in the
United States District Court 10
swindling T Z. George. of San An
tonic out of S15.5S0 on a fake
wrestling match. Wright was fined
$500. which he paid
Wright is the last to be convicted
Of the principals in the larger opera
tions of J. c. Maybray and his asse-
ciates, whose swindling schemes with
fake athletic events aggregated
million dollars.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-17
Johnny Kilbane Too Strong
for Jimmy Walsh at Boston

BOSTON. Sept 17.-Johnny Kilbane,
the featherweight champion, was too
much for Jimmy Walsh in their
twelve-round bout at the Atlas A. A.
last night. KiIbane outpointed his
opponent in every round, and in the
tenth Walsh was nearly put away
when the champion caught him with
a right-hand wallop on the jaw
Jimmy was floored by the blow and
did not get to his feet until the ref
cree had counted eight seconds. An
other stiff punch under the ear at the
start of the next round took away
what little steam remained in the To-
cal lad
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-17
CARL VICTOR VILE !
TACKLE JACKSON
Arlington Lightweight TO Re.
enter Ring Against New
arker at Tr0xIer's.
FRED KILLER VS.. M'CREE

Carl Victor. the clever lightweigrt.
will return 70 the ring at the Cen
tral Institute next Monday night,
when he viii meet Eddie Jackson in
the star bout Of four rounds. Victor
has been training hard Of late, and
Is in good condition. his injured hand
having fully recovered. Several other
bouts will precede the main event.
Young Conroy will face Jack Goode
and Battling Stevens will meet some
good boy
Freddie Kibler, the Irvington mid
dleweight, will meet Billy MeCree in
a ten-round bout at the st. Nicholas
A. c., New York, Saturday night,
Carl Morris declares that he is en-
titled to the title of white heavyweight
champion. asserting that Luther Nc
Carly was the only man that earned
decision over him. Morris is to meet
Al Reich, the latest sensation in the
heavyweight class. on Friday.
Jimmy Clabby. the Milwaukee, mid
dleweight. and Sailor Petroskey have
heen matched for twenty-round hght
IN San Francisco on the night Of Octo-
Der 3.
Young Ahearn, of Brooklyn, outpoInf-
ed Bert Pagan. of California, in fast
ten-round bout at the Atlantic Gar
den A. c., New York, last night. In
the first ten-round bout Johnny How
ard, of Bayonne. won from Larry
English.
Sam Langford went before Supreme
- n,I1
asked him to vaeate a judgment for
s2S76 obtained against him by Ben
jamin II. Benton in 1911, shortly after
Langford left here on his trip to AUS
tralia Benton sued for services. al
leging that Langford had engaged
him at $50 a week to circulate press
notices.
It was announced yesterday that
negotiations for a twenty-round bout
between Leach Cross and Joe Riv-
ers, Hghtweights, at Vernon. October
or IA, virtually had been concluded. E
This will be the first boxing contest
at Vernon since the Jess Willard
John Young match, which was fol-
lowed by the latter's death.
Young Gradwell, the local light-
| weight left today for Rye Beach. n
Z, to train with Jack Britton for
hard winter campaign. On Saturday
night Gradwell meets Eddie Smith at
the Gowanus A. c., Brooklyn. Young
/ Ahearn will box Paddy Sullivan at
the same show.
/ Soldier Kearns and Battling Levin
sky will try conclusions tonight at
| the st. Nicholas A. c., New York,
when the former canal zone police
man will attempt to beat the Morgan
champion In a bout scheduled to
last over the ten-round route. Other
bouts will show Jim Savage and Jack
Heating.