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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-13

James Whcrry. Josiah Brown and
Samuel d. Faris
October. lS59-David Thornburc.
William Maxwell. Hugh McAnnall and
Flnly Lowry.
August H.. Archibald Wad-
dell. Henry Reed. John ". Brown and
David - Boggs
November 13. ,1S73-John G. Her
yey. Daniel s. Thornburg and James
Baird
November 3. lSSl-Thomas Y. Her
vey and Alfred Davis
February 26 lgU3-George b. Bush
on and Or \. r Rublc.
March -. lSOf-Arthur T. Carter.
John X. Clark and =. Calvin Garvin
The present session is composed Of
the following. Alfred Davis. " ID.
Campbell. 4. T.. Carter. John r. Clark.
J. C. Garviu. Edgar Hervcy. Dr s. r.
Rublc. g. %. Bushon and W. McWiu-
Jams Watson
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-13

service In n being a meeting OF NO
men held yesterday afternoon.
The new church which will b.
formally opened tomorrow. II located
In Elm Grove. at the foot % the stonr
church road. and near the National
Pike. II Is Of brick and stone con
struction. Possession % the old
church and the property upon which
II II situated. has been retained. how.
ever and the historic old building
VIII be kept intact
Powell VIII Speak.
Joseph w Powell. Of Buffalo. y Y.
eminent church man and efficiency
expert In church work. will deliver
the dedicatory address tomorrow Sew.
eral special services will be held
during the day. in which Mr. Powell
will also take part
In addition to marking the opening
OF the new church tomorrow's cere-
monies will also mark the successful
elimination Of a forward movement
rally. which has been conducted BY
the congregation. under tho super.
vision OF Mr.. Powell. for the past two
months. During that time. the sun
day school enrolment has been near.
~ doubled; nearly "A hundred men
have been enrolled I'm the Mems Adult
Bible class. pastors aid society has
been organized. the attendance al
prayer meetings has been increased
sevcral-fold. and there has been a re
markable growth in all lines OF
church activity.
Rev. l.. y. Lewellyn. the present
pastor. was installed in September.
1912. Since that time las new mem.
beers have been admitted to the
church a Few months before his in
stallation, more than one hundred
new members were admitted. The
church membership has more than
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-13

h.s homo az Film Grove. after spend.
Iua OBJ" past several days al Woods.
f0ld. Ohio
nr and Mrs. r. n Rhodes. OF Cam.
bridge. Ohio. are spending several
Days us the guest of their daughter.
Nrs J. %. Dunlap. Of West Alpxan.
Tho members ~ tho Woodrnen
quartet VIII meet fhia evening AZ tha
bonn. of Harry HrIiey 900 Elm Grove.
."r Zoe purpose off ITacfIc'nE FOR he
memorial that VIII Boz held June 21,
a' .l" sNN Si1u. church
I.' REGULAR weekly meeting % the
iIm Grow. EAGLES Lodge was held
evening af Hands Hall
STR and Mrs George Mercer havp
r.IIrnnt 'r tH..r home OF Cam bridge.
ONO. after aln".... frW days as
'nD guest of friend. af TfENO1d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-13
for Satisfactory
Concrete Work Call
TIE c q. KIMBERLY CO.,
Schmulbach Building. Both Phonet


Rev. !. W. Johnson. Of the Buckley
II. +. churcu. announces tho fOllovIu-
program Tor SUNDAY. SUNDAY school
az 2 30 a. M. preaching at u. subject
Ask. Seek, Knock Junior EpvOrth
League al " p. IN. practice for Chill
drsn s Day al $3.50. Ipworth League
az .;l3. preaching 40 3. M. subject
out Of the Mud Into tho Choir La.
dies Aid meeting Thursday al p m.
az Mrs. u. 8. NckelNoy's. at Echo
Point brotherhood meeting Thursday
az tho church. Tho Childrcu'- Day
program viii be- presented SUNDAY.
June p. beginning al 1880 a. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-13

Yesterday addressed the ladies Of the
stone church AZ Elm Grove In the old
church building The meeting was
well attended and was one of the most
Interesting ever held at the church
Matters pertaining 20 the work OF the
church were taken up ana arrange
mcnts for tho Dedication that will De-
held Sunday completed. MI Powell
Will speak TO the men Of the church
sunday morning at . O'Clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-13

Sunday school 9.f- o.. ODD. wanted
present $50 f0 IlH eIrs. sermon bv
The pastor uf M 10 w "Trl Relation
az children fO OBJ. church. .r.r.rI
musIC hN Tho IurIr I...I.r.. OBJ. .HUI#
and the CONGREGATION. TraD-fH
League. short service. H. .'. % m
mort sermon hs '.. pastor af % PM .
SUNDAY school and rr..lh.r- rf 500.
''raw Run branch Hf o. u
Pike Briefs
Manager Harry SMITH and gr.r-.
ScIhDrt 90 flH E'w .r... BOWLING
alley and pool room Ir. -rrlrr.r.
Tor formal uurr.u. fn... .f moon.
They have placed ... rrHf.re bel
first class condition nf. oil. ra.f
room uU stairs and fHI hluf.Hr .f
Iof un ihr ground floor
'nr"' nf mon HrU .| u.r. |r.f.r.
.nr OBJ" electric lrht lf Lrnox afIl
District Superintendent OF r--r.r
rtla schools. s. S. Jacob. .r.rt r..
frrI1E looking over Old. .....| -.-..
er-r .r f|n Strict
h..IHr. conductor ur fI. W..t
N'rr.r.H Traction and T..... ....
INNN Iu'.. r.r'U.I f. Dbl. bonn.
nr account rf H"r.#
|.N young "Hn oft STR and nrr.
HAIRY Nu.t ~ Ws.. N|.r.rf.r i.
nr'0ua'v M with r.r.f..
Mr.. Frank U.rr A.. confined fr r.-
g.9,m" 100 Eim Grow. aH account rf
Harry McGimphy haa returned to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-13
imPRGssIvE SERVICES WILL Be
RENDERED THROUGH
OUT THG DAY.
historic Stone Church VIII Not Be
Used For Regular Church
Services Any More.

Win appropriate exercises. the con
sregaiion % the Stone church az Elm
Grove Officially known a. the Forks
or wheeling Presbyterian church
VIII tomorrow dedicate its handsome
new church building. For nearly half
century past. the congregation has
Teen WorshipinR IN a historic stone
structure on a beautiful erninence
OVERLOOKING the valleys OF both the
Big wheeling and the Little Wheel
ing creeks n their confluence M Film
broVe Under a giant oak tree the
place has been tho home OF the con.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-13
Army Passes Throuah.

kollCy's army on route Co Wash.
ington. H. G.. passed through th, 0gf.
thc-pikc district yesterday Th, army
numbered about &C., am of whom were
working mon They carry with them
a fun equipment for camping and
seem to DO taking their time while
crossing the country
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-13

Fregation since II was organized in
lIS1-the same year in which the
constitutional convention which draft
cd the constitution Of the United
States was held In PHILADELPHIA.
AZ first. religious services were
n"ld In the open. In the shade OF the
trees. Later. meetings were held in
tent. then a log building. In the
early part Of the eighteenth century
q stone structure was erected. which
was raised In the COS and a larger
stone building erected. some OF the
stone In the FIRST building being used
IN the construction This building
Il still standing, and was used by the
congregation until yesterday, the final
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-13
DEDICATION OF new STONE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SUNDAY
YnookAn ron IKE DAY
noruinE fssrvtcs.


500 Informal tresfl1g % our
visitors.
50 Prelude.
Hymn.
Prayer
Anthem
scripture Lesson
70 90 Sermon.
10 20 Addre-H Mr Josapn "
Powell
Hymn
Henediction.
Afternoon Services
ltS Nesting - DrtrrrH. Teach
ers and children ~ the
SUNDAY HrfuD.
800 Young People Mass meet
ing for every body.
singing b. the ConEresa-
ton.
Music.
Aim Joseph "
Powell
Evening Services.
90 Christian EudanFur
900 Prelude.
Hymn
Prayer
Anthem.
80 sermon
500 Aifress-Mr Joseph W
Powell
BenediCtion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-13

The renIN un'fr- OF the Fulton
Council CHAT was tu have been held
Iasf evening wa. postponed for ar in.
definite Nu. Dr. is likely chat OBJ.
cuisines. chat VH. fu have come ur
IH.f ,EtH.U. $3.50 HD laid over until fhp
n.Nf rarI..r meeting ~ the body At
fI.. m'..r. .Us.rHI important 'wuf.
fnfs Hi. come uu for con alteration.
&C. ID SfrI,klu. Progressive c0nfl
d1fr f.r IHsrfy Superintendent "
Ir'" School. Your support and InfI.
ruCo specially collected g4tff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-13

j IS Farmer. candidate Tor County
Nlporr'nnl nf uf Schools. BIAS boon
"a 1--WE wire both 1s Republican and
aH teacher. Tor fhr lI.t LU wears Do
:. worthy OF and deserves your SUP
port
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-13

Joseph W. Powell speaks.
Joseph ". Powell Of Buffalo n s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-13

Present pastor OF the Stone church
at Elm Grove, which is to be
dedicated tomorrow. Nearly
$50 members have been ad-
mitted 10 the church under the
two years pastorate of Rev.
Lewellyn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-13

Rev. Erice WAS fraqurntIy esrort.d
from West Alexander to Elm Grove by
thsy assem- hlsd for worship. al first hi.
the woods ana later 90 "a church build
Ing. Il was with stacked arms and SEN
tries O" guard that they listened To- tine
Word preached. but what H change has
occurred during the last six score years
OF the uf. of that stately old oak that
towers above The entrance OF that his.
toric oIltcc. 'TIo Stone church 70 D.
has afforded PEACEFUL shade for the bnru-
ns the anxious mother farrie9 Tor n mo.
mont bearing u Co. o. dedicated Co. God
Iu baptism Co the church within. and af.
. Tor a long li" uf usefulness us friends
bear the t-uurtass body ~ tho loved
leaves suEFoat tho moving ~ anr-i
wings ~ they bear the spirit 90 cod
who gnNo g. Men lHto come and E.ur
1nd Frul q grove in strength and
beauty.
Soon after tho organization. Mr. ruso
MaF 'fI..i AL pastor ana divided Dos
Three bridge now Wsaf NI.ssrI.- =
and continued 7s pastor over both fields
until DIE death
Eev Joseph Stevenson was ordained
iu June ItH" Doc fsIr Tfr.. fsII-.a
tkTl for uI Hf Nr -fe..na.u's rmr
fggd l.rr. nr'.ry released him from Forks
49,, Rev. Hsrvey Installed.
lig."r7Esf an1 h..a. ur.r.H.ur boz tH.s r..
liuHfI.u and Installation fH.E place DOB
.tif Ar extract fr.w minute. ri nf..
6rII fa.-g .., .. cod. hs ',,rs
inF ur fnr .".. HH. .f NrrH fsrf H.I
Nifh faef'uE sr1 .-..- -rI ffs Irr.r.
IaIr Mr. james IIHr.r. t. fH. ..rfI.. ..
.'.7r..i .1-ia..l.1.,.rE rrf .r..lrad BIN paa
..f i fHn united r.nrr..I ..r .' wheel.
co.. '.r ..r'Iru.I urrI
|r.. m|Hr H~ N'..... ... |Hn.T .I..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-13
History Of Congregation.

Inc following Is taken from a his
tory OF the Forks Of Wheeliny .Ston,.''
tr,resbyterian church. complied by Mrs.
W. r. Allen, wife OF the former Eas-
tor. upon the occasion OF the celebra-
ton OF the l2Oth anniversary or Tie
ORGANIZATION OF the congregation -
seven years ago-October, 1907:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-19
FINE MINERAL WATER
 WITHIN CITY LIMITS
BY ELLIS C. HOLLUMs

Accidental discoveries have been a large factor in contributing to the comfort and advancement of the human race. It was by accident that Sir Henry Bessemer dis covered the method of making steel and but for that discovery it is improbable that Birmingham would be the great city 1t is today. Franklin discovered electric ity. not entirely by accident, 1t is true. but it was in the nature of an accidental discovery. The discovery by Watts of the power of steam was an accident So was the discovery by Newton of the gravity of the earth
 An accidental discovery that promises to add to the wealth of Birmingham was made last year by ]. F. McCary, who lives on the Fifth avenne road, near East Lake. In 1911 MT. MeCary bored a we'll at his country place, Bonnie Bourne" The well was for the purpose of supply lng water for family use and there was lio suspicion that it contained any medic inai properties.
 The water was used for all purposes
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-19

from cooking and drinking to watering stc ok. It was to be had in abundance, the supply apparently being inexhaustible. At the time of the boring of the well Mr. McCary was in bad health, Mrs. McCary was rather delicate and ap old family servant was a chronic sufferer from rheumatism Within six months after they began using the water from the well the entire family were cured oe their various ailments and the old cook had ceased to complain of her rheu- matism.
 MT. McCary was at loss to under sta nd how all became well at about the same time. They had not consulted the family physician more than usual and had taken no medicines. The thought that the water from the new well was re- sronsible for the cures never occurred to MT McCary.
 The neighbors all used the water gratis. ard were invited to come at any time they desired and take as much water as they wanted Ever-one who used it cor crsistently kept in state of health.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-19
Cowan Named Receiver

A. s. Cowan was appointed receiver yes terday by Judge Alex c. Birch in the bankruptcy case of Fl. l.. Plott, who fled petition in bankruptcy in the United States court Friday. The petitioner cor ducted mercantile business at Kennedy Lamar county, and gave his assets al about s5O00. The first meeting of crcdi- tors is set for April 30. at which time a trustee will be elected and the bankrupt examined.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-19
President Attends Wedding

Washington, April 1S-Late this aft . ernoon President Wilson attened the wedding of Representative Henry D. Flood of Virginia chairman of the House foreign affairs committee and Miss Anna " Porter of Appomattox. Virginia.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-19
TOO LATE ID CLASSIFY
WANrED-FEMALE HELP

WAN IL4I-F I'M ALE HFLf WAITE D@EXPERIENCEH' SAIES- LADIES IN MILLINERY DEPART MENT. ALSO EXPERIENCED MIL LIVERY TRIMMERS. APPLY MAN AGER MILLINERY DEPARTMENT BEFORE 9 O'CLOCK, LOUIS PIz1TZ. WANTED-Lady bookkeeper, must be accurate and quick with figures. Louis Pizitz.
 -EXPERIENCED SALES LADIES IN ALL DEPARTMENTS: GOOD POSITIONS FOR RIGHT PARTIES AND GOOD PAY. APPLY SUPERINTENDENT BY O'CLOCK, LOUIS pIZITZ
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-19
FOR RENT-ROOMS

NICELY furnished bedroom; every con venience; rent reasonable. 211S 9th ave. FURNISHED room in private home; modern conveniences breakfast and late dinner if desired. Norwood. Phone Main SSS0-,T
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-19
STTUATJON WANTED

WANTED-A thorough bookkeeper and office man of excellent habits wants position. Address. Character. care Age Herald
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-19
Investment Property

S7500--This 6-acre tract, just north of Avenue r. near Decatur Car Wheel Plant, fronts S29 feet on St. George street, and S29 feet on Hillman street, and Is 315 feet wide. Could be sub divided into 32 lots 50x145 to alley. Lay of land practically level, on fine elevation, sanitary sewer main in next block. Buy this now and get benefit of enhancement sure to fol low building of car line on Avenue F. s19.500-Lot 5OX140, on Southsde of 5th avenue. between 22nd and 23rd streets, with great Terminal station at 5th avenue and 26th street. Tut wiler hotel. representing s1,75000o at 9th avenue and goth street. Proposed new million dollar postoffice building at 9th avenue, between 18th and 18th streets, and other handsome buildings now under construction on this com ing business thoroughfare. This 5th avenue lot, in track ,of business ie- velopment is a good business invest ment.
 s S4000-100X100 corner on Avenue F. This cottage is now on car line and is likely to have another line in front of it. This seems to us very safe purchase.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-19
BUSINESS CHANGES

PARTY with some cash can get into new picture show that will net s50o0 a year easy; experienced man; stand investigation. Theatre. care Age Her aid.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-19
WANTED

WANTED-To buy, a lot at Elmwood cemetery Price must be reasonable. Address V-16. care Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-19
WANTED-MALE HELP

WANTED~ ~SfoclSl;eeper in mems tronser department, with experience as sales man in a retail clothing department. Apply J. Blaeh X Sons, after a. m. Monday to manager mems clothing second floor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-19
RoOMS-WANTED-BOARD

HOONfN- " 4ttN UT DO'HtsN WANTED-Room with board on North Highlands by two young mem ref erences exchanged. Address R. Ham el, Box 434, City
 WANTED-Board for two couples in West End, East Lake or Woodlawn, must be reasonable price and in prt- yate home, state price in first let ter Address U-16. care ge-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-19
FOR SALE

FOR SAI.E-Carload of very fine Jersey milch cows with young calves, some and 5-gallon cows in the lot, at 1880 Jasper st. N. Haven station, on N Highland car line. Will swap for dry cows. They are cheap. Phone Main 727-W.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-19
Let Us Show You These:
 $550O.00

New house cash or easy payments, sit uated on Southside. in one of the best localities. Lot 30X150. Absolutely mod ern in every respect, 2 rooms and tile bath. hardwood floors throughout. Composition roof On South Highlands, near Highland avenue, beautiful brick home of 10 rooms. lavatory and bath. Large hall, cement basement. slate roof, gas and electric lights with alley entrance 70X175
 Corner lot on Southside, near Five Points, very suitable for erection of .1I ...ldA
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-19

The Sunday school and morning serv- ices of the congregation of the First Christian church of this city will be held today at the Idle Hour theatre The Chris tian Eendeavor and night services will be conducted at the church on Avenue r and Twenty-first street
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-19

Competitive civil service examinations for the positions of clerks and mail car riers will be held at the Ensley postoffice May 9.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-19

A meeting will be held next Tuesday morning at the Ensley High school for the purpose of organizing a playground association The meeting has been called for 10 o'clock, and all those interested in the welfare of the school children are invited to attend.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-19

Yesterday morning in the Ensley police court Loveless Matthews. negro, was fined $100 for carrying a concealed weapon and 5 for disorderly conduct.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-19

The members of Stonewall Jackson chapter, United Daughters of the Confed- eracy. will be entertained on Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. A. E. Wells, at a forty two party.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-19

The Ensley Avenue City Beautiful club has been organized with Mrs. A. O. Mos tella and the election of officers was held Friday. Several committees were appointed, including a committee to draw up the bylaws and constitution for the club and finance committee. The fol- lowing officers were elected: Mrs Louise McKensie, president; Mrs. J. F. Kent, vice president Mrs Harry Hillhouse. secretary and treasurer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-19

Special services will be held Monday night by the Epworth League of the Methodist church of this city in the base ment of the church at o'clock. An in- teresting programme has been arranged and all old members and their friends are especially invited to attend.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-14
Five Clubs In American League
Would give Fortune for
Single Star Man
CAN'T FIND HIM LOOSE
ANYWHERE IN MINORS
Another COveleskie Would Let
the Tigers Win Champion
ship-Where Is He?
RS RfLPH T.. TONhER.
The annual complaint b ready


There IS scarcity Of ball players 9
major league ability IN the mnoi
leagues this season, say baseball msr
who are looking for material via
which to build UP their clubs,
The scouts are out on the road a.
usual following up every tip thai
sounds good at all They have got
through with the college teams some
time ago and they have picked up
few, very few, prospects, They art
scouting around the bushes now look
ing for real material
But that they are unable 10 find any
world heaters Is evident from the fact
that no players are being bought w
by any OF the major league clubs. In
the American league there are FIVE
clubs, any of which could cop the pen
nant II II could get one more star play
er 10 insert IN It's lineup. With a real
star more valuable 20 five clubs right
now than at any time In five years
past, not a minor Lacquer is being
bought
II the Tigers could get a star pitch
err he would be worth many thousands
OF dollars TO them right now. Another
Coveleskie would propel the Tigers
through TO a championship. Surely
there ought TO be one more Coyie
scmewhera--n the minoTS>\But II
there~fs ne is not purchasahle bT><ke
Tigers or he has been undiscovered.
/Give the Nationals and the White
>Sox hitters like Clarence Walker and
they would scare everybody even
worse than they are now Boston and
St Louis, with a little bolsterins
would be bothersome, also.
Yet with this great pressure being
brought on club owners 10 purchase
stars they can't do 40 because their
scouts can't find them II you don't be
iieve that they can't be found take a
slant at that New York club. Man.
ager Chance had to strengthen his hit
ting or suffer a chronic case OF cellar
tits. With club composed OF weak
hitting youngsters he couldn't get any
new material that could hit and ne
was finally forced 20 rebuy Birdie
Cree, an outf1elder who was declared
through as major league last year
and disposed OF for a paltry $500.
Cree was a high-priced player be-
fore Chance took hold OF New YORK.
He was worth only small part OF the
salary he was drawing from the Yam
KEGS. He was released partly for that
reason and partly because II was sin
cerely believed that he was done. He
Is 80 years old now, an age at which
few men come back to the majors.
Yet with all this handicap he was tho
best prospect that Manager Chance
could get and he took him back at a
purchase price OF $4,000.
With this evidence It looks as II
those who are bewailing lack OF mate
rial In the minors must be given con-
sideration. All the clubs have been
planted here and there ready 10 be
RULED I'D and transplanted when need.
ed. but they apparently have none ripe
for the big show.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-14
CARPENTER IS
IN LONDON FOR
HIS SMITH BOUT
French Champion Brings With
Him Big Delegation With a
Lot of Betting Coin
MANY WOMEN WILL SEE
BATTLE THURSDAY NIGHT
Jack Johnson Watches the Gum
ner Work Out and Says lie
VIII Put $4,000 on Him

LONDON July a. Georsos Car
penucr French heayyweEht cham
pion, was due~ to arrive here today
accompanied rs several hundred dgh'
fans, and another aood OF money hack.
ing Carpenter ia the gQro1nd Agh'
With Gunboat smith. Thursday night
was expected 20 be turned loose. \
big French delegation. including many
women, reached here yesterday. and
Carpenter was made 3 90 ; favorite.
There has been wonderful demand
for seats for the feht which takes on
The color OF q championship affair by
reason of the fact that the winner Will
probably he matched with Jack John
son. IL rs expected the receipts may
exceed $4,000
Johnson watched Smith 80 through
some OF hts training stunts today and
declared he would place $4,000 on the
American fighter az even money
Smith has impressed the English with
his powerful punch. Those backing
Carpenter however, believe the clev
Crness ~ the Frenchman viii onset
the smuggling OF the Gunner As Car
pentier also carries stif punch, they
expect him TO keep away from Smith
and wear him down until the time ar
rives 70 deliver the X. o,