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The Detroit times., 1913-07-16
From the Clerk.

from tho Clerk.
b+26-Of Maria Osborne LaRue. wild
ow Of James c. LaRue. asking that
she be granted police pension
Referred to Special Committee.
oNI-Of wabash r. r. Co, ct al
for q cancellation of tax assessment.
ssssoa r Rob cGm%i''f s,eo ON TaTe
for cancellation OF personal tax for
the year 1919.
Referred TO Committee on Taxes.
5429-Of Samuel Bastien for can
collation. of personal tax for the year
Referred to Committee on Taxes
54So-Of Caroline Turko, for exemp-.
ton from taxation under the Soldiers
Exemption Act, for the year 1919
- referred TO Committee on Taxes
bsSI-Of James Hogan, for reduc-
ton OF general city taxes for the year
Referred TO Committee on Taxes.
5<92--Of Board of Assessors for re-
duction In assessment OF Ernest
Muenk
Referred TO Committee on Taxes.
6<33--Of David O.. Holdridge, for
p eoldfers exemption from taxation for
Referred 70 Committee on Taxes
An personal tax for the year 1918.
Referred TO Committee on Taxes
5436-Of William Demske. for can
! collation. OF personal tax for the year
Referred to Committee on Taxes
54se--Of Julia Bowman for Caldiers
exemption from taxation for year 1914
Referred To Committee on Taxes
5437--Of Caroline NJ Ramsey for
soldiers exemption from taxation for
the year 1919.
Referred TO Committee on Taxes.
5lss--Of Emery +. Willmarth foy
soldiers exemption from taxation for
the year 1918.
Referred 20 Committee on Taxes
5l39--Of Estate OF David Rodm M
deceased. Simon Beck, adm for can.
collation. OF personal taxes for the
year, 1913.
Referred to Committee on Taxes
54so-Of Catherine o'Keefe for sold
Y isrs' exemption from TAXATION for tn,
year 1913
Referred TO Committee on Taxes.
Sllf--Of Mrs John W. Wheelocl<
for soldiers' exemption from taxation
for the year 1913.
Referred to Committee on Taxes
sl41---Of Julius Tezott. for soldiers
exemption from taxation for the yea
Referred TO Committee on Taxes
slla--Of Henrietta Yetzek for can
cellation OF general city taxes for Tia
a Referred to Committee on Taxes
stl<--Of Arthur v. Kerry. owner q
Washington Boulevard Auto Garage
for PAYMENT OF claim.
Referred 20 committfe on Claim
X. xtiS-of Robert J. wenand for dam
(. aess account Of injuries TO automo
RsSssreA to Committee on Claim
a. Aoeeunea
The Detroit times., 1913-07-16
From Department, Of public Works.

TO the Honorable the common toNRcil
Cnutlrmen--The Department or pm
1fc Works r. epcctfully reportd that -
! aving Of McDouEall avenue under ~
contract confirmed the LIST daN OF Nj "
tots il fuIlt completed from the, nortr
itne 81 clinton street 20 the south curr
line OF Gratiot avenue.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-16
From Department Of public Works.

To the Honorable The COMMON tounciI.
conference.-the Department of Pun
lie Works submits. under the amend
ed charter. prov isions relative to side
walks crosswalks, or driveways, a
list % descriptions OF properties re-
uufring stone. cement or concrete side-
walks. crosswalks or driveways to be
constructed or reconstructed. and re-
spectfullv asks that the accompanying
resolution he adopted. i'm order thst
notice may he advertised TO construct
or reconstruct tho same. and " salu
notices are not complied with, tnst
this Department he allowed 10 pro
coed to construct or reconstruct tne
tCostipued ON Page sevssD
The Detroit times., 1913-07-16
Taken From the Table.

Aid. Vernon moved to take from the
table the nomination of Mr.. Weber
as Trustee OF Art Museum, lald oNeI
July 1. 1913 which motion prevailed
The nomination was then confirmed.
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To the Honorable the Common Council:
Lateral Sewer No. 2tf9, assessment
roll No 1852. heretofore approved anu
aa,arned nv YOUR Honorable Body.
Nave been completed according 20
Piaos and specifications and accepted
FOR tho city
J. 7 HAARLR.
Commissioner.
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From the Controller.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
tientlemen-The following Reports
of CITY OFFICERS for the week ending
SATURDAY. July 2 1918, are respect
fully submitted.
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To the Honorable the Common Council:
Conference.-The Department OF PUB.
10 Works respectfully reports That
the paving Of Gender place under tho
contract confirmed the 10th day OF
April 1919 is fully completed from the
east curb line Of E,,ery street TO the
Tho pavement is Of cedar on con
crete and has been examined by the
Department OF Public Works. and
found TO be in accordance with the
contract and specifications for the
same.
There is due tho contractors for
paving said street as follows: -.
For cost Of advertising. blanks
and Inspectors salary ..... ~ W
Total Amount 1854 5s
Respectfully
j. J. HAARER.
Commit ssioncr.
Accepted and by unanimous consent
Alderman Heating offered the tolo"-
ing
ication from the Department OF PUB
lie Works that the paving as per con
tract confirmed the 2sth day Q, Npr.,
1919, al lender Place ron ~ wv, We wsst
line OF Mt. Elliott Avenue has neen
fully completed: and
Whereas. Said street has heen , cH
ahmed hv the Department OF Pubic
Works and the paving or SAID street
has been found to have been done IN
accordance with the CONTRACT ana spec
terations for the same. therefore
peaolved First, That the said paw
Inc within the limits above Mentioned
he and Is hereby accepted
Resolyed Second That the city Con-
troller be, and is hereby authorized 10
dra,y his warrant on the city Treas
nrcr In payment OF the intersections.
etc OF said street TO the amount or
sSRo 60 the same being the fun amount
Inc the contractors from the city for
noving said intersections, etc. and for
Inc sum OF s22.0o. the same being inc
cost OF Advertising. blanks, and ~
spector's salary 80
Resolved. Third. That the City Con.
,roIter be- and he - hereby directee
20 nrepare street paving bonds. In &C
cordance with the provisions OF Sec
40 and "a OF Chapter II OF the Char
~ ~ the Ctty OF Detroit as amend
Cd by an Act of the Legislature APP
nrovcd Iune 9Th. 1901 such bonds 10
hear Interest at the rate OF four per
cent-per annum
Ndopted as follows:
Ycas-Ald Barnett. Behlow, Bleii'
Case. Dill DinRemar.- Field, freiwaio'
t;oIdner. Hess. IIindle. Jakel, keating'
Iompke Littleneld. Lodge. Nowc.
o' Rriep. owen. Reid. Reinhardt, Rut-
tor Schtna nsky. SkrZycki. Thompson.
Vernon. wartell. Wenzel. Wilson and
tho r. sidcnt30
Nays-None
The Detroit times., 1913-07-16
J HAARER


Accepted and by unanimous cousc ~
Alderman Heating offered the follow
ing
Whereas. II appears from com.
munication from the Department OF
Public Works that the paving as per
contract confirmed the eighth day NJ
April 1913. on Alley No, 267 from ~
north line OF 81 Paul avenue To IN"
south line of KercheVal avenue mas
been fully completed and
Whereas Said alley has been exam
med by the Department OF FunIc
Works. and the paving OF said alley
has been found 20 have been done ~
accordance with the contract and sperl-
fications for the same therefore
Resolved First That the said paving
within the limits aboye mentioned De-
and is hereby accepted.
Resolved. Second. That. the city Con-
troller be. and he is hereby directed 20
prepare alley paving bonds In accord
ance with the provisions OF Sees. =
end l3 Of Chapter n of the Charter
OF the city az Detroit, as amended ~
an Act OF the Legislature approves
June 6th, 1901. such bonds 10 bear IN
tcrest at the rate Of four per cent per
annum
Adopted as follows:
Yeas-Ald Barnett. Behlow, Bell,
Case. Din. Dingeman, Field. Freiwald,
Goldner, Hess Hindle, Jskcl, Heating,
l.empke, Littlsheld. Lodge Nowc.
O Brien, owen, Reid Reinhardt, Rut-
ter. Schmansky. Skrzycki, Thompson
Vernon. WartelI. WenZel Wilson and
the President-30.
Nays-NOne
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Accepted and leave beInR granted
the following was offered
By Aid Heating:
Resolved That Assessment Rolls
numbered 1890 20 1922 both inclusive
front " and adjoining fhe lots and
parcels NJ land described therein are
hereby approved and confirmed that
IND description ~ premises and the
names 81 persons contained therein are
received as correct and that the sums
sss forth In the said assessment rolls
The Detroit times., 1913-07-16
From Department. OF Public Works.

To the Honorable the Common Council.
Gentlcmen-The Department Of Pub
lie Works respectfully reports that he
Iaving of Alley No 261 between Helcn
and East Grand Boulevard under the
contract confirmed the eighth day of
April, 1919, Is fully completed from
the north line OF ~. Paul avenue 10
the south line OF kercheval avenue.
The pavement is OF concrete and has
been examined ny the Department ~
Public Works and found 10 bc In ac-
cordance with the contract ana Sp"Ci-
hCations for the same.
Rasnartfn1fN
The Detroit times., 1913-07-16
From the Board Of Education.

To the Honora BILE the Common Council;
Gentlemen-We herewith TRANSMIT
10 your Honorable BODY Assessment
polis numbered 35q0 to 3s22. both in
elusive. for constructing cement side
walks in front NJ and adjoining the
lots and parcels OF land described
therein
Tho usual notice required by law
has been given 20 the parties In In .
terest a. Will appear by the annexed
notice and afndavit Of publication. We
have, therefore. signed the same. and
report them 10 YOUR Honorable Body.
Very respectfullv.
THE BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY JOHN &. NAGEL.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-16
From Department Of public Works.

conference.-the Department Of Pun
lie Works respectfully reports that the
Taving OF Hobart avenue under tic
contract confirmed the 2ist day OF Nav.
1919, is fully completed from $50 feet
north OF north line OF Stanley avcuuc
to the north line Of Gage street
The pavement is OF cedar on con
crete and has been examined by TIE
DEPARTMENT OF Public Works, and found
to be In accordance with the contrac [
and specifications for the same.
There Is due the contractors for poN
ing said avenue as follows.
For intersections. etc. .........f 21} Sc
For cost OF Advertising. blanks
and inspectors salary ...... 90
Total amount ...........S 2S1 66
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ton ...-.. .....,...
lTT-F Porath & son. re-
paving | ---.....
lTS-F PorRth q Son. re-
paving . ........
l79--Solvav Process Co.
crushed stone .....
lS0---l : Wood Preserving
Co. estimate ..,.....t.
isl-[W vandotte partl Ian 4
Cement Co. crme ut
! s2-lane Walker. service
lS3-N eomans Diver Co.
stakes .....-..-...
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Rs,oived. That The CITY Controller
be and he IL hereby directed TO draw
The Detroit times., 1913-07-16
GEO ENGEL
From the Controller.

Accepted and referred TO the CO
mittee on Ways and Means.
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Petitions Presented.

BY ALDERMAN OWEN
64sa-of Edwin Brosch, for PERMISSION MISS, n
70 instali q com bination lighting post ana
discharge apparatus for gasoline near
curb in front OF 1850 Woodward avenue
Referred to Committee on streets
BY ALDERMAN LODGE.
Sis3-of Susan b. Baker. widow OF
Lieut. Elias Baker asking that she DE
granted "A police pension.
Referred 10 Special COMMITTEES
OF j. r. woolronden. for extension or
Referred to Committee on Streets.
BY ALDERMAN VERNON
y464-Of James s. Goodrich, ct al, for
the vacation OF strip or land. and also
for the vacation Of a twenty foot alley
Referred to Committee on Street Open
ings.
BY ALDERMAN BARNETT.
B4s5-Of Philip Gordon. ct al. for the
paving of part OF st, Antoine street eN-
tending from Medhury avenue 10 hen
drie avenue and also to Farns~orth ave
Referred TO Department Of Public
Works
on HovaJl Walker. for permission to
maintain night lunch wagon.
Referred TO Committee on Streets.
BY ALDERMAN sCHEMANSKY.
5&s6--Of Owen Rippy. ct al. request
ing that Melbourne avenue be graded and
paved evenly between the lines OF the
sidewalk
Referred to Department OF Public
BY ALDERMAN HINDLE.
5<s7-Of Diamond Coat e. Coke Co,
for permission TO construct spur track
across Kenwood avenue.
Referred to Committee on streets.
BY ALDERMAN WILSON.
54ss-of Dunbar g. Sullivan Dredging
Co. for permission 10 repair dock az the
foot of Twelfth street.
Referred TO Committee on Streets.
BY ALDERMAN NowC
5469--Of Frank s. Karwacki. ct al. for
the paving of alley west OF Chene street
extending from Forest to Warren ave-
nue..
Referred to Department OF Public
Works
BY ALDERMAN HESS.
5470-Of Fred Zilz for a refund Of the
general city taxes for the year 1913
Referred TO Committee on Taxes.
BY ALDERMEN BLEIL AND FRET
VALID
541f--Of W. F. Milligan. ct al. for the
paving OF Scotch avenue extending from
McGraw TO fireman avenue.
Referred TO Department OF Public
Works
BY ALDERMAN I.ITTLEFIEI.D
5472--Of Margaret McHugh. for a can
cellation or the general city taxes for the
year 1913.
Referred 10 Committee on Taxes
5413-Of Orrin s. Breen. for a reduc-
ton OF the general city taxes for the
year 1913.
Referred 10 Committee on Taxes
BY ALDERMEN DILL AND GOLD
NER.
547@-Of Detroit Copper 4 Brass Roll
ing Mills for permission to extend rail-
road tracks across West Jefferson ave
nue. between McKinstry and Summit ave-
nues.
Referred 10 Committee on Streets
BY ALDERMAN DINGEMAN
54T5-Of William f. Miller ct al for
the paving OF alley running east and
west between Mack and Sylvester ave.
nues, extending from Baldwin 10 Seyburn
avenue
Referred to Department Of Public ,,
Works.
b47e-Of Everett NJ. Cook. for vaca-
ton of the south 10 feet Of lot S. Hibbard
q Bakers Subdivision.
Referred TO Committee on Street Open |
ings.
By ALDERMAN wEIZEL-
5&77-Of George Carris ct al. for the |
constructfon OF lateral sewer In alley I'm |
block bounded by Central avenue, Emer-
avenues.
Referred to Department OF Public |
Works
The Detroit times., 1913-07-16
From Department. Of public Works.

Accepted and accommodation con
Cured In.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-16

To the Honorable the Common Council,
Gentiemen-The following approved
accounts are respectfully submitted:
The Detroit times., 1913-07-16

For the reason that these articles
have been offered az lower prices
This reduces the Kolbe bid 10 Sl.Sl 20.
Respectfully submitted.
wM T DUST.
Commissioner
Referred TO Committee on Parks
and RoulAVarn
The Detroit times., 1913-07-16
BIZ ALDERMAN wEIzEI.

5$77-Of George Carris. ct al. for the
construction OF lateral sewer in alley in
block bounded by Central avenue. Emsr-
eon avenue, Parkinson and Parkwood
avenues.
Referred to Department OF Public
Works.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-16
From the Department Of Parks and
BoueVards.

To the Honorable the Common Councils,
Gentlemen-In reply TO an adver-
tiSement IN the public press this de-
partment received the following bids:
\ REPANING INTERSECTIONS WITH
V CREOSOTED BLOCK
NJ nd
The Detroit times., 1913-07-16


l-Anhocr Packing CO..
packing ...-.-....+. ~ ns
2-K Anderson Co, httinss rs
* y Anderson teaming 323 %
- A,nstrouR service "a 90
5-Berde g. Schroeder,
e-B ydei1 BROS Co,
brushes .... ......- "
TT. r Bowler. see'y cash IS %
Sc : Bryant Pattern CO.
Co. pattern -.... 90
a-Buhl Sons Co. supplies ~
1O--Central Boiler Works. ul
castings .,..,E Ss 81
1I-Central Foundry Spe
n Ncialty Co castings @i ~
l2-George 6. Chene ser
is-ch StSS Towel supply
CO. towels 90
pairs IS IS
i5-Chope stevens Paper
Co, paper ....... On
l6--Delamater Hardware
Co hardware ....... 20 ~
l7-@Det Copper & Rrass
Rolling Mills copper IS q
lead pipe AZ IS
eas as
2o-net Testine laboratory
coal tVsYs /lI IL So
2l-The Detroit News Co.
22-pisck & smith. coal
as-Dstroi, United RAILWAY. " ''
moving pole ....,.... Is 40
The Sentinel=record., 1913-11-21
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

New Orleans Nov 20-Cotton fll- lures opened quiet at an advance of 6S points on good cables and the spot revision in New York, which was generally bullish Buying was in
 evidence around the call and the most active months stood 2@4 points over yesterdays close No real strength developed, however. and when bears increased their offerings Of short cotton prices broke rather sharply, about 10 points, the trading months landing 5@6 points under yes terdays final figures. This decline did not last long for the market was nervous and unsettled shorts, who wanted profits, put prices mp on them. selves At the end of the first halt hour of trading the market was 1T2 points lip net
 The morning session was featured by narrow and nervous Auctions with no decided trend either way Bo.h sides were plainly waiting on ,orlor. rows ginning report by the census bureau, in regard to which opiuoG was much divided. Both lorSs and sEorts liquidated 'heir b, lding when turns in the market favored them At noon the tone was quiet and 9rces were im5 points down.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-11-21
WOMAN DECLARED INSANE.
Once Threatened to Sue President
 Roosevelt for $1,ooo,o00

New York, Nov 20-Mrs. Ida Won Claussen was today declared mentally deficient by a commission of alienists appointed by the court of general ses sions.
 In 1906 Mrs. Won Claussen attained notocety by threatening to sue Prest dent Roosevelt for $l ,000 GOO because he declined to recognize her com plaint against Charles H. Graves, American minister 10 Sweden. Her grievance against Minister Graves was that he refused 10 present her to King oscar of Sweden.
 At present Mrs Von Claussen is under indictment for sending let te~ to Charles Strauss. . New York attorney threatening to shoot him if he did not obtain for her a valid de- cree of divorce Mrs. Non Claussen contended at the time of her arrest several weeks ago, shortly after her return from abroad. that she had been prevented from marrying a mil ionaire while in Europe because Of a faulty divorce decree
The Sentinel=record., 1913-11-21
Crook Enlers Society
 With Stolen Credentials
VICTIM APPEARS AND MAKES IT WARM FOR 4 MA8Qut
 RAOER

Mfr Barnett is a friend of Pearl Whites father The elder Mir Bar nett gives his son. Chester. a letter of introduction to MT. White and Pearl
 Chester, on his way to the Whites. sees Pearl on the street, and tries 10 fHrt with her He returns 10 his ho- tel
 The Litter" a crook, steals Ches- ters overcoat, with the letter of in. uoduction The crook determines to use it. He visits uhe Whites and Pearl sees him She does not like his looks. and determines 10 disguise her self as an old maid He is dlsgusted with her He tries 10 escape She makes him remain and listen to her nonsense
 Meanwhile Chester calls and intro duces himself to Pearls father The old man is al loss to know the iden- tity of the other fellow They go in to the parlOr There Chester recog niZes his overcOat The crook. seeing his game is mp. escapes through the window The two men follow The crook is arrested Mir White and Chester return, and Pearl again in her regular attire. is recognized as the girl he tried to flirt with, She chides him about it and he aDologizes. They determine to be good friends. At the Lyric today. tAdvt
The Sentinel=record., 1913-11-21
eRookLYN's NEW MANAGER.
Win Take His Team to Augusta, Ga.
 for Spring Training.


 New York, Nov 20.-Wilbur T. Roe- inson, new manager Of the Brooklyn National league team, announced his training plans for next season at a luncheon attended by officers of the Brooklyn club and newspaper men to- day. The Rockies" will start for Augusta Ga, February 20, and the regulars March l. The team will re- main in the southern camp until March 25, and then will work ite way north, playing exhibition games and arrive home April
 Games will be played here with New York and Philadelphia Ameri- cans and the Newarks of the Inter. national league.
 1t was stated that Governor Tener of Pennsylvania, who is slated to be the next president of the National league, had promised to throw ont the first ball at Ebbets Field next sen son. Manager Robinson caught fol Mr Tener when the latter broke i as a pitcher.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-11-21
KILLED HER LOVF;
 FACES MURDER CHARGE
EiGHTEEN-YEAR-OLD LOUISIANA GIRL AND TWO RELATIVES
 ARE ON. TRIAL

Crowley, La, Nov 1S.-Trial of IS. year-old Dorothy Murff. her stepfath CT, James Duyall, and her half broth CT Allie Duyan. charged with mur- dering J. M Delahaye, the girls lover, got under way here today after three days had been spent in obtaining a jury The girl says she fired the fatal shot. but the state will try 10 prove that the stepfarher was re- sponsible for the killing
 Delahaye was killed on a street here October 15 the shots coming from surrey in which the three accused were riding. A charge from a shotgun felled Delahaye As he dropped the girl jumped from the surrey, brandishing a revolver and fired two shots into the prostra'~ 70 form Then sine fell over the body and talked to the victim in endearing terms He had been instantly killed
 The girl says she fired all the shots and is alone to blame. The state charges that Duvall handled the sho- gun and that tie first shot killed Delahaye As far as has been di- vulged, no one except those in the surrey saw the first shot fired
 Preliminaries of the trial have been bitterly fought before a crowded court room Delahaye was popular young man. Because of threats
 
 for the defense attempted to have every one entering the court room searched, but Judge W. Campbell presiding, did not think this precau- ton necessary.
 Miss Murff, who is attractive, seems less perturbed than any of the three defendants.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-11-21
0H! YOU HAVE SUCH
 BEAUTIFUL HAIR!

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 To keep hair and scalp dandruff free and clean, use Harmony Shampoo This pure liquid shampoo gives an instaneous rich lather that immedig tely penetrates to every part of hair and scalp insuring a quick, thorough cleansing Washed off just as quick ly, the entire operation takes only a few moments. Can't harm the hair leaves no hGrshness or stickiness- just sweet cleanliness.
 Both preparations come in odd shaped very ornamental bottles, with sprinkler tobs Harmony Hair Beauti- fer. S1.00. Harmony Shampoo, Soc. Both guaranteed to satisfy you in every way, or your money back. Sold in this community only at our store the Rexall Store-one of the more than 1000 leading drug stores of the United States. Canada and Great Bri- tain, which own the big Harmony laboratories in Boston, where the many celebrated Harmony Perfumes and Toilet preparations are made. 4- R. c. Morris Drug Co, and Public Drug Co, Hot Springs, Ark.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-11-21
PICTURE MEN TESTIFY.
Say Motion Picture Competition Has
 Not Been Destroyed.


 New York, Nov. 20-Officials of several defendant companies in the government suit under the Sherman law, against the so.called moving pic. ture trust took the stand today to testify that competition has not been destroyed and that independent film exchanges are not compelled to dis pose of their business to the Gen. e9al Film Company one of the com. panies accused
 There is no lack of keen compe- tition between the companies allied with the General Film Company and the independent film exchanges" de. clared Samuel Long, president of the Kalem Moving Picture Company Un. der cross examination the witness said it was understood that the Gen eral Film Company would buy in dependent exchanges. We did buy a number of them" he said Their owners came to us with offers to sell ont to us. We did not compel them to sell"
The Sentinel=record., 1913-11-21
NEW WHITE HOPE DEFEATED.

New York, Nov. 20-Ed Hagen, the latest asprant for the heavyweight championship was knocked out in the seventh round of a ten-round bout with Battling Leyinsky of Philadel- phia here tonight Gunboat smith was to have been Hagen's opponent but a damaged eye received in his recent fight with Sam l-angford cans ed Smith to withdraw and Levinsky was substituted. Levinsky weighed TO pounds, while Hagen was sixteen and one-half pounds heavier.