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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-09
SOLICITING FUNDS
 FOR NEGRO CONVENTION

Two committees of well known ne- groes were busy yesterday, raising funds by subscription, to be used to- ward defraying the expenses of the annual convention of the Knights of Tabor. which opens in Pine Bluff Monday. to remain in sessio through the week
 The organization is said to have a membership of approximately 10000 In the state. and it is stated that there will be about 1 .o00 delegates to the convention. The sessions will be held at Longley's park.
 The committee in charge of the ar rangements for the convention is composed of Prof. F. T. Vinegar, John E Watson, J. s. Shumake and NJ. w. Webb.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-09
FRANCHISE TAX
 COTTON BELT CUT
Railway Will Pay Only S10,26O This Year-Re-
 ceipts First Day $1, $40.

Little Rcck, July S.-This was the first day for the receipt of the fran ehise tax at the state treasury. and a to -al of Sf540 was received which w7s turnfd into the general revenue. State Treasurer McDaniel essimates that the total revenue from this sourca will amount to about $165,000
 The state tax commission has agreed upon an assessment of S10 260 for the franchise tax of the Cotton Belt railroad. Its tax last year was S1l. l.16e
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-09
$lOO Reward, $1OO

pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all it's stages, and that Is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires constitutional treat lnent, Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in-- formally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, there by destroying the foundation of the dis ease. and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature m doing it's work. The proprietors have so much faith in its curative pow CTS that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that 1t fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials
 Address: r. ! CHENEY & co. Toledo. O.
 Sold by all Druggists 75c
 Take Halls Family Pulls for constipation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-09

the release on the records in the cir cult clerks office.
 The congregation borrowed $s4000 in 1909 to erect the rectory on a lot at the corner of Second avenue and Oak street. The del had been re- iuoed to s2500, when it was decided recently to wipe it out entirely Members of the congreg gation were called upon, and tha response was generous, despite the alleged "hard times" This leaves Trinity congre- gation without , mortgage of any kind
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-09
Ice Cream Snpper q Success.

Despite tl- raln which ca me ju-s5 when the crowd was becoming most enthusiastic, the ice cream supper given on the law at the Alexander Men oriaI church Sixteenth and Pop lar strsets, was a gratifying success last night There w1s good crowd present and something like S30 was cleared There was no program, it being simply an old-time ice cream supper, with pleasant conversation amcng the guests. Tie ladies in charge were deaply appreciative last night Of the assis tance received by them, in their efforts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-09
DEAVER AMATEUR
 STATE TRAP CHAMP
Wins Diamond Medal at Jonesboro Tournament in
 Shoot off with Tansil.

Walter Denver of Pine Bluff is amateur champion gun shot of the state of Arl1ansas, and is the holder Of the diamond handicap medal, as the resul of Wednesdays shoot at the gun tournament at Ioneeboro.
 In tn shoot at 90 birds. beaver and F. K. 5Tansil of Blythe villo each brought down 1T. Tn tha shoot-ofr, Denver made 21 out of 9, while Tansil could make but 20. Deaver thus gaining the ti.ie and the medal by margin of one bird.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-09
ENGLAND BOASTS Of
 ARMED SHIPS IN TRADE

I.cndon, July s.-Not only are sone British merchant ships armed but soma armed British ships have beer trading regularly since tn early stages of the war" according to a statement issued by the foreign office this afternoon. The statement de- fends the right of the merchantmen Of belligerents to carry armament in self-defense.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-09
WARNING ORDER.

Tn the Chancery Court of Jefferson County, Arkansas.
 Rosa Clark, plaintiff, vs. John Clark, defendant.
 The defendant John Clark is warn ed to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the com- plaint of plaintiff, Rosa Clark. Given under my hand and the seal of said court this 10th day of June 4. D. 1915.
 F. M. REEVES, Clerk.
 IS. F. VAULX, D. c. 6-11-1S-25-7-2-9.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-09
Cant. T. K. SnOdgrass.

vandervoort. July S.-Capt. James K. Snodgrass, for many years proml- nent in Masonic and Odd Fellow cir e1es of Arkansas, dropped dead at his home here last night. He was Il years of age.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-09
Girl Wounded in Gun Fight.

Wayeross, Ga. July S.-One man 4 was killed and ono woman and two sHmen wounded in pistol battle near re. Tie dead man is Charles In an, ana the wounded Miss Addia In- man, Henry Inman anl w J. Griffin. Inf fight ensusd when the Inman DrosheTa went to the Griffin home to get Msss Innan who had taken refuge there.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-09
IMMENSE TURKISH
 LOSSES REPORTED
Tn Recent Fighting at Dardaneies,
 g5,0G0 Turks Slain, Athens

Iondcn. July S-A dispatch to the Exchange Tele gran company from Athens says:
 ..The Turkish losses at the Dar- danelles in the recen fighting were 2. 900. An urgent order has hes n senf to Constantinople to prepare 150. .0OO beds in the hospitals"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-09
Game at AHheimer Friday.

number Of C9ine Bluff baseball fans hay 2rrange ] to visit AL theimar Friday to witnes a game of baseball between the Althaimer team and the Cumberland college team The zane viii star at 1.30 o'clock
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-09
.I0hn- ID. Is 1f.

New York, July S.-John D. Rocke- feIler today celebrated at his home at Tarrytown, the 18th anniversary of his birth.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-09
Marriage License.

County Clerk C. M. Nichol yeater- day issued license for the mar age of J. N. Lemmond, 3 ged 4S, and '. IS Hattie Walford, aged 3S
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-09
Bank Cashier Aennitfed.

Fort Smith, July S-J. K. Lake. former fashier Of the defunct Bank of Huntington. was today acquitted of s'n ensfge of making false affidavits as
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-09
RAISE RECTORY MORTGAGE.
Trinity Episcopal Congregation Puts
 Up $2,5CO.

The mortgage on the rectory of Trinity Episcopal church was can ceiled yesterday when w. c. Critten- den, acting under power of attorney from Mrs. Lora O'Neil West, signed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-09
Dynamite Negro Hotel,

Snyder, Texas. July S,-The lower floor of a negro hotel here as; wrecked early today by an explos'on of dynamite. No one was ini1reA This West Texas county was free 0: negroes until last fall, and theis To- cation here is resented by many.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-09

At cost, one ruhher-tired surrey, and one steel-tired surrey. Call 832.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-09

EX-GOVERNOR SHAT New York, July S.-Before leaving for the West on a second honey moon" as they phrased it, eXGovern- or and Mrs. John M. Slaton spent few days in this city and posed for tKeir photograph. Tn talking of his recent decision in the Frank case, Mir. Slaton said:
 There were about ten thousand pages in the record of the case and read them all They did not satisfy me of Franks guilt I spent a night considering the matter and then I
The Detroit times., 1915-11-12
u. Old. and
FRESH MEET
Yearlings Always Have
Trouble With Team
From Detroit

While the University OF Michigan
Is battling Penn. in Philadelphia,
the University OF Detroit will be
meeting the u. of NJ. All-Fresh at
Ferry field.
The All-Fresh should win by
substantial score, but they will
know they nave been in a football
game when the final whistle blows.
Coach Douglas stated earlier In the
season that there was Just one
game he feared on the fresh sched-
ulc. the one with the Detroit school.
Only once have the locals been vic.
tors, yet they always put mp a ter
rible fight. In 1912. when Kelly,
Keilar. Fitzgerald. Martz and tho
rest of that sturdy crew were repre-
senting the ". OF D., they defeated
tho All.Fresh In spectacular game.
The Freshies were leading. 1912
with but two minutes To play. The
ball was in Michigan's possession
on her own 2O-yard line. The U.
OF u. held and the Freshies punted,
downing Kelly in the middle OF tho
field
Kelly spread his men half way
across the field In a wide open for
nation, received the ball and started
as IL to run around left end. In
stead he stopped. turned and made
a beautiful forward rass to Kellar
who eluded two tack,nrs and regis.
tered the touchdown that won the
game.
The year that Maulbetsch played
on the Freshman team. the locals
were the only team To cross the
Fresh goal line all season II was
no fiuke either. With score OF
soc against them they received the
kick-off and by series OF plunges
and passes with Shields. Maher and
Willette carrying the ball. battered
their way across for a score.
Coach Costello has not such q
strong team this season, but never.
theless. they will be out there on
Saturday with all the old-time pep
They hope TO hold the Freshman
TO low score.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-12
YostS Tip FaU0xs Smith
As Coming World Beater
"Give Him a Line And
He'll Be Famous"
Says Coach

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 12.-"lf
ever Pat Smith gets in front OF
him a line OF at least average
merit. he will prove himself to be
one of the greatest plunging.
smashing fullbacks the country has
ever seen." declared Coach Yost In
pre-game tanning bee.
1t Is not unexpected that Coach
Yost should say good word for
Smith, for Pats merit has been
proven, but Smith is but the Sec
ond plunging back in many years
whom Yost has declared would be
a world beater. The first one was
Maulbetsch and the statement
came after Johnny had ripped the
varsity line TO pieces in an after
Moons scrimmage with the fresh
men when Mauly played with them.
Yost had watched this star for sew
eral years and he was competent
to judge him.
Yost has not known nothing OF
Smith except for the one year as a
freshman and his one year as a
varsity back, but nevertheless he
feels very safe in calling him one
of the best fullbacks the country
has ever seen. Smith has played
under great handicaps. but has put
up a defensive and offensive game
that has made him a campus idol
second only to Maulbetsch. With
two years to go, there Is little
doubt that Pat will be a wonder
and there may be more than guess
work In Yost's statement.
"If ever Smith gets a line in
front of him that can block and
charge a little bit, he will be the
greatest fullback in the country"
declared Yost, and Is even. now
turning his whole attention TO the
search for those linemen. He does
not want Smith to lose another
year OF service because OF that
weakness.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-12

IS BARRED
Welsh Ready to Fight
All Rot Under New
Agreement

CHICAGO. Nov. lat all depends
on the sporting editors Of the coun-
try. plus the balancing weight Of the
public. whether Champion Freddie
Welsh gives Charley White a 10, 20
or 4Jround battle this winter.
Harry Pollok. the Englishman's s
manager. on his way through here
yesterday. made this promise to
Nate Lewis, Whites manager. The
two had long talk In the presence
OF q dozen Chicago scribes. and the
talk sounded bona fide. Pollok ex-
planned TO Lewis and the newspaper
bunch why he favors having the four
best lightweights Of the country
picked and sent against Welsh in.
stead OF letting them scrap 1t out
among themselves, the best OF the
four to meet the champ.
Pollok very frankly pointed out
tnat Freddie wouldn't get any OF the
picking from the preliniinaries and
therefore being the holder would de.
mand a larger purse for the fight
with the winner. BY meeting all the
four Pollok said he wouldn't demand
such large purses. Lewis agreed TO
the plan as being fair one.
One point Pollok made plain. He
said no lightweight would be barred
except Willie Ritchie. To get a
fight. Ritchle would have TO give
Freddie fat $4,000 guarantee.
since that's what Richie got for
giving Welsh the memorable battle
In London.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-12
TEAM HAS
EASY DAY
Light Workout All
That Wolverines Will
Do Today

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 12.-Dr.
Yost announced this morning that
the patient was resting easily. and
that a complete recovery from all
the ailments OF the autumn could
be expected by tomorrow. The
Michigan football squad arrived at
Wayne, q suburb of this city, In
good condition. and yesterday after.
noon had workout on the high
school grounds there. This after
noon the Wolverines will practice on
the St Luke school grid. Only a
Eight workout Is on the program.
Penn is as afraid of Michigan this
year as Michigan Is afraid Of Penn,
and interest Is rum ing high. Yost
Will stick to the lineup announced
yesterday. but the Pcnnsy coaches
are not SD sure OF their battle array.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-12
Saturday Football

West.
oils
Illinois VS.. Wisconsin. at Urbana.
northwestern VS.. Indiana. at Evans
ton.
Iowa VS.. Ames. at Iowa City.
purdue vs. Kentucky. at Lexington.
Kansas VS.. Nebraska at Lawrence
Missouri VS.. Drake at Columbia
Notre Dame VS.. Creighton. at Oma-
ha-
Colorado Miners vs. Colorado T., at
Denver.
Earihom VS.. Wabash. at Richmond.
castle.
Arkansas VS.. Oklahoma. at Fayette-
Ohio State VS.. oberlin. at Columbus.
Western Reserve VS.. Mt Union. at
Cleveland.
Lawrence vs. Ripon, at Appleton.
Miami VS.. Ohio university, at OK
ford
Yale VS.: Princeton. at New Haven.
Harvard VS.. Brown, At Cambridge
Cornell VS.. wash-Lee. at ithaca.
Dartmouth vs.. Bates. at Hanover.
Army vs. Maine. at West Point.
Navy VS.. Colby, at Annapolis.
Pennsylvania VS.. Michigan. at Phil
adelphia.
Syracuse VS.. Colgate. at Syracuse.
Pittsburgh VS.. Carnegie Tech. at
Trinity va. Boston. at Hartford.
Lehigh VI. Lebanon VAL. at sp.
Lafayette VS.. Penn. state. at Coll
leke Park.
Holy Cross VS. Vermont. at worces-
ter.
r. z ". We. Ursinus. at Lancaster.
Georgetown VS.. y. G. Aggies. at
Buckneii vs. Gettysburg. at Hsr-
rfsbur1
state Colleges.
Albion vs. Kalamazoo college. at
Kalamazoo tFriday)
Alma VS.. Oiivet, at Olivet
Hiilsdale VS.. Adrian. at Adrian.
culver Military Academy vs.. Kazoo
Normal. at Kalamazoo.
University Of Detroit VS.. Michigan
Freshmen AZ Ann Arbor.
state High Schools.
Grand Rapids Central va Detroit
Central, at Detroit.
Detroit Western va. Detroit North
western, at Detroit.
Detroit Eastern Va. Pontiac. at Pom
Detroit cass Tech. VS.. Monroe. at
Monroe.
Kalamazoo VS.. Grand Rapids Union.
Grand Rapids South ". Fremont. at
Fremont.
Jackson VS.. Ann Arbor at Ann Ar
Mason VS.. Albion. at Albion.
Fenton va. Alma, at Alma.
Bay City Eastern VS.. Saginaw East
ern. at Saginaw
Bay city Western VS.. Alpena. at
A1penn.
bowagiac VS. Marshall. at Marshall
Rockford va. Grand Haven, at Grand
Haven.
Charlotte VS.. Hastings. at Hastings.
Ionia VS.. Big Rapids. at Big Rapids.
Traverse City vs.. Manistee. at Man
istee.
Ypsilanti vs. Adrian. AZ Adrian.
Port Huron VS.. Mt Clemens. at Mt.
Holland vs. South Haven. at South
Haven.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-12
LORAINES WILL
PLAY GOLDBERG

Lorraine A. c. will play the Gold
berg Independents at Northwestern
field Saturday afternoon. The
Loraines have one verdict over
Lester Jayne's eleven and will
strive hard to take a second. Daw-
son, the Lorraine star fullback. Is
out of the lineup and this means
that "Shanie's" boys will have to
fight twice as hard TO win. The
Loraines are forced to cancel their
game with the Shamrock. Jrs.. for
November IA, owing to q misunder-
standing In schedule.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-12

Everett's predicament Is bit
laughable, too, in that while Everett
wants to play Waltham, the other
big Massachusetts, high school that
has not been defeated for years,
Waltham isn't quite certain that II
cares to give the national high
school champions a game. Davis
wants that game. and he believes
that he is still in the running, de-
spite the rebuffs Detroit has re-
ceived. Tomorrow's game will start
at $50 o'clock and will be- played
at Grindley field.
The dope on Grand Rapids Cen
trail. as officially announced. Is as
snllnws.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-12
.WIDENER WAS
OUTLAW ANGEL

The years pass. and men forget.
Hardly anybody seemed to remem-
ber. when y. A. b. Widener died
the other day, that this great finan-
cier was one of the Players leagues
chief angels--that II was largely his
money which financed the ill-star-
red venture Of the Brotherhood.
When the Brotherhood leaders
sought capital for their enterprise
OF 1890. Mr.. widener gave them
ready hearing. became an enthus-
iastic hacker of the game. and Is
supposed to have sunk fortune on
the season--but never again.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-12
w. ROCKS STARTS
HIS CLUB RIGHT

Billy Rocks opened his Park Ath-
letlc club at No. IS Grand River last
night with a smoker that pleased a
big gathering OF srortsmen. wrest-
ling, boxing and some music fea-
tured the program. and II was a
quality" performance. The club
starts with large membership, and
promises 10 develop some strong
boxers. A competent gymnasium in
structor will be I'm charge.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-12
Specfacled HurLer Success,
So Cards Get One-Eyed One

LOUIS Nov The only business OF transacted by
to Cardinal contract for 1915 the st Louis boy purchased
Cards Pacific
comes to the local club in exchange for young player and
selected Husgns send them the
pitchers who he decided spring
fol
Dubuque
Unfolding and the following he joined the Anadarko
Oklahoma Q q pitcher.
er who glasses field
The Detroit times., 1915-11-12
CRAWFORD AND TY
ARE INCLUDED

The Base Ball Magazine in it's
December issue will print It's pick
OF an all-American all-star team.
which includes Walter Johnson and
other American league players. The
Johnson circuit has six OF the ten
players named. the National four.
Here 10 the team. with a record
CT the players so far as hitting Is
concerned:
The Detroit times., 1915-11-12
Chicago Wants 2
to 1 From GOphers

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. Nov. I2.--
Chicago's chances to remain at the
top OF the heap In the conference
football title race were slim today.
The betters were giving odds Of 8
TO 5 on Minnesota for tomorrow's
game. which Is the big middlewest.
ern battle Of the day. Chicagoans,
with the eleventh hour disbarment
OF FuIlback Flood, through study
deficiencies. are holding out for 2
to I.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-12
New strona Man

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Nov. H.
Albert J. weatherhead. of Cieve-
land. O.. Is the psr Harvard "strons
man.. Weatherhead's score today
was l.227.1 points. against 1881. the
record held by Tacks Hafdwick.
football star. who graduated last
year. fJs
The Detroit times., 1915-11-12
TIGERS Can't Get Macoo.

NEW YORK, Nov 12.-Tbe New
York Yankees will train next sea-
son at Macon. The main divisioo
will report there on March I. Il was
announced today.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-12

~ waiter Camp uses . good mag
aifyInG glass ne may and someone on
the Yale eIeves good enough for his
All-Aaer1can selection.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-12
esch- Caett Smith Combination Should Out Score Quakers
& N AAARE1lh4e..~a
Xl!'!!|

~ ldsa dopestefs to rg up their g ghtning rods
fRr nkock ahsOrbers the morning For the SATURDAY
pyrotechnica upeets. Michigan may not
100 rnsv turn on Princeton and chew the Tiger
v ~ have that spcess goal line all smeared up Win
CHICAGO may the Minnesota Gophers seek
SSH Hesafsd Wisconain not sneak victory over on
91 ~ IS That Maine West Point and per
svSriy OF disturb the newly captured pesuge
not slaughter that team OF SUD
habituay the neld the week before the
Win be surprising Of these things should happen
would but the boys might as weh
the strike for this Is the Year OF the bg
7sterv OF endeayor.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-12

Fvssk Moran h-s been vesassg love
hints ss6 adaptinG thea 20 prise
nGhtsnE. We says the shestept way
90 WiIisrd's sisIe ~ tbrevgA hsa
The Detroit times., 1915-11-12
Dr.. Gregory Il Right.

&X1rrmn - receipt Of M g. Gregory of
, injury n aOg form an .Secs s nsTY %
nom faults Of the game itself. providing the athlete is
condition for exercise
1fsw & Ss dsahs happened in Michigan and % one victim
q Albfo q g. Johns Dr. Gregory writes that boy
M et trouble from BIRTH but IL Of when
oW dod fFOm hts Aniction frequent occasions
4o md play with other boys While
IN grounds day last Albro between
~ bail tossed up by little boy. and the slight
bs charged up against great game" and he
Nlchigan death the roll Of 50 boy
W1o struck in the head by ball
~ pehool grounds Grass Lake The swung In
scc5dsnt was due 70 rank careessness. The signh.
ars found to have something besides for
- wires Aashed the report that high school football
death because Of injuries
that The victim Of football had fallen upon Jagged
inst has no more place upon athletic field than spike
<t &s InuWlng Larry Gets Two Records.
p{N0" Larry Doyle broke two records during late
al1n>o4 bsseoan He the first the
1 League n batting in 30 and he the
1 ~ lowest average that topped the circuit
;m6V Qnesr things In midst. is Charles
for the allies. and is seeking
(C1 ~ c19 (ps his Dethshsm Pa. iron workers
ftp - ~ no Sunday hall
~ ocuthwsstsm nuat are nltering in Hushey yen-
S ~ Vaxahaehs Tex, looked the hotel selected
ban pmf ard BEN baDqueted by the Board OF Trade
tge1isine p deliver the Tigers there next spring
||Gi1 - ss,as. < sss this fall for tn. n.eals.a
The Detroit times., 1915-11-12

en- hope that Michigan can have
11pU tomoryov. and it 10 legtmate one in our humble
Hchlann has smashed this by exceptionally
lros The Agss Syracuse and Cornell all had forwards
or6nary Pennsy have . good troupe OF forwards
battering that have spoiled
thsy are only suShly weaker It s possible that
the wolverine line brace that portion OF the
Sk0 "a the shoulder Of the secondary defense.
~ osakerv have q strong scoring team this
- oN Michigan. but not often have the
~ ot tho Yootoers. -
H. So1soWhat nearer strength. Maubetsch win
~ III q that plungng Of hts and he has some ternc
facgo1 IN Dutch dynamo Of his. And Pat
n1nn and the show. And Catlett always
yunnfng Wild Pennsy ends. Really. Yost has superb
ySor and IL only inability hold
~ started the nfsquen occasions when did have
W2 pqk&Owd The Yellow and Blue forward wall
S but chances that It win do better than has
1 to believe that the Michigan
1NE olteeers the Quaker attack
a& Tsunhll Asld popularity hailed sort Of
booAy PRISE but might be conceded that Pennsy
holding Dartmouth and Pittsburgh Still
CAtlett
- outseoro Psnn The Phladeiphians thought they
thsy tackled Yost and bumped with
~<1tshw Cotott and 1aulbetsch
The Detroit times., 1915-11-12

hss fairly line That at least Is the ogicaI oe
all the that have scored upon
legion. Pittsburgh is the only
through trenches across the Red
have been the results or
or Just heayes and few timely drop
the backneld and on the
r ~ buf for Pennsy end with the line Yos has
OF his, but his lineups
dance have the Quakers The
~ Opposition backneld that combination OF aerial
Doc" Williams has found boh
Sisv no Of backs at time And there
AMBIGUITY the tanks that not due to an Oh
1(6Assial
scouts Cornell plaster that rou Michigan
X 1rns OF rather pleasing to Wover
~ that line helpless before the
1ausht Cornell Is likely to do better against the
the big Red team The lone
Sown against greatly impressed the Phladel
The Detroit times., 1915-11-12

oae poners magnificent battling Of Phil Bloom
nsos Wednssday the one moved to marvel at the
New Yorker so far Detroit II concerned, that
~ r. edosoa mslees the river this winter. and
yGSu1nes More whom display his Eddie
lgnnAot nitcho Of those boys to Windsor
&61nh them blossom Gotham, would
= lkn11m accommodate the fans.
INT u neut wednesdays another
l}nfo action hereabOuts al the fame Bloom
T1cksy Homlnsy, the Show Saver II the they dub
oas chio0y because q notable bout with Leach
~ 6nUr into otherwise very insipd card last winter
~ ~ WSv nG1ts, anyway. Around flock
have soen Packey they passing
Gtb transportation and the international
n 5USdnesday night