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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-24
WIN Need 900 Cash.

The estimated cash requirements In
carrying out tho plan are S1s.6OO.000.
OF which sS.093, $50 will b. used for
tho acquisition OF tho shares OF nom
a~ssenting b~ondholdere. expense OF the
reorganization amounting TO $4,000 600.
betterments Of existing rold s?,51e.15o
and acquisition Of new equipment So
$1,000. The balance OF $40. sos. $50 viii
be applied to the acquisition of new prop
erty. protection Of claims against the
Denver and Rio Grande. &c. The total
amount of cash required - TO he provided
ny tho sale of bonds OF the new operating
company. which is expected to yield
$4,000. 900 and 5000. 900. II Is expected
that OH March /. 1915. the receivers will
have on hand the remaining s6oo,Ooo
la cash available. for the use of tho
operating company.
trlcr the reorganization plan. de-
pos.tors. Including transfers OF certi.i-
Gates Of deposit, will receive IN exchange
for their old bonds and their claims
agains, tho Denver and Rio Grandc stock
IN thu holding company either n connec-
ton with "r without the purchase b!
them OF the first mortgage bonds of
the operating company upon IN" follow
ing basis: a deposstor VIII be entitled 20
purchas. AT 90 and secured interest new
bonds equal IN principal amount TO -
per- cent. - his deposited and
will receive IN addition preferred stock
o: tho holding company to an amount
equal to - Per cent Of the principal
OF the deposited bonds and common
s;oCii equal to 81 per cent. II n de-
positor does not purchase the rev bonds
h." Win receive Ia exchange for h-s
DEPOSITED bonds holding company pre-
fcrrod stock equal TO 50 per cent. ~
III, sd bonds and common stock eQupl
20 - Jer cent. Depositors will have
until February -, 1915. 10 signify
thcir intention OF purchasing tine new
honda. OF tAe total purchase price 20
per cent. will ne payable after February
IL. l9l6; - per cent. after January /,
1917. ard - per cent. after unc !.
1917.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-24
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 23--with the ex
cep'ion of Cambria steel, which eased of a
stO ks were firm Lake Superior was II
demand. closing with n gau Of half q point
fractions were generally slightly higher
TIL, m
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-24

Afy wncr OF bonds OF the old COM
pany wsoso bonds were f~oreclosed In
n sale OF the property. Who failed to
accept from the court his proportionate
shar" OF tho purchase price applicable
TO his bond. If he assigns his Interest in
Tho fund In court to the b~ondholders
COMMITTEES. may participate in the reor-
S~tcnizat'on on the same basis as any
other deposition ~bondholder by deposit
ing his bonds not later than January 10.
1918. The securities OF the new COM
pany are 10 be- offered TO the secured and
Unsecured creditors of the old
on the Same terms as they are offered
70 the bondholders OF The old company.
They are also offered for suoscrip-
t!on 20 the holders of the & per
cent. two year gold notes Of tie
new company. whether ~boudholders or
not. who elect "a turn I'm their notes
IN payment of tho subscriptions under
M plan of reorganization. such note
holders shall receive a cash commits
sior OF ! per cent. on thc face If the
notes so turned in wgen the plan ha.
been declared effective. The holders Of
the notes who surrender them In pay
fnent OF subscriptions will receive the IN
terest payable IN the notes up to April
80, 1916, according to tie tenor Of the
notes and tho first mortgage nifty wear
gold bonds received by such subscribers
viii not begin to draw interest until
May !, 1918.
TIT reorganization plan also provides
that all Of the common au,i preferred
stock ui N" new company. other than
the shares RESI- rived to pf.tl!ry directors,
shall he W: ted in voting trustees for 4
;ime 10 he fixed 10y tho reorganization
committee.
Tn" reorganization committee then
sets forth hat II has siriveu to accom-
plish as follows
"a That sufficient new money
should he provided to nay OFT existing
obligation ana tp extend the new COM
pany's limo from Wichita to Turner. eight
miles from Kansas city. making a con-
nection with the kansal city. outer
Belt and Electric Railroad. which, ID Is
Contemplated, will h. d'QYigcd and COM
pleted by the new company. thus secur-
ing for the latter it, ~ freight ard
passenger stations In Kansas CITY. This
- arranged for b. Il maximum sum Of
SIS. COS. 500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-24

operations under the merger vi
started not later than February II
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-24
BUSINESS TROUBLES.


HARRY Il. STEISHGLUER-A petition In
bankruptcy has been died against Harry
L Steinhilber. druggist. ~ 152l Amster.
dam avenue, trading as IN" Sieinhiib-r
Drug company. By these creditors: L.hn
* Fink. $1,000. \. ~ Bul.ard. Inc. sii.
and s"hhfrl!n & Co. 81. Il was a.
legged ina. on pec'mbcr g.. he Transferred
stock worth 81 .5c. Liabilities are s..
90" and assets 81 1000. lilo has bssa In
business sixteen years.
hpHEET ENRiQIE MULLER. OF 800
Naisworth avenue. has n'.I a. petition
In bankruptcv with liabilities tS.ii3 md
Issets, consisting Of a law suif against
X VI Hoan ~ co, Nllu" unknown. aud
a few copy rights ~ no value.
GEORGE e. BUTCHER. Of B,auvelt. Rock.
and county. mas n'cd u petition IN hank
ruptcy with liahi.itI,s tl.is9 A. iudorser
IN a note discounted by IN" Bedford
Bank % Brooklyn, .ld no asses.
NELLIE V. GROSS. Of 49, Convent ave.
n.,. has G!ed e. r,tItI"n la bankruptcy
with liabilities sl.io0 mostly on a dcf-
c!esey judgment IN chicago. NJ assets.
Receiver Appointed.
has appoint-l Aaron school receiver In
htukrUytcE tor Abraham j iGrosuiCk.
trading 7s !. g. rlro-niHh : ,". manu-
tlctur, Z :urs f.: lis W,s. Tv.ui:.
s"N nth street. WIN a Some az $4,000,
amount % t.5.D0p. L..lnilt:4-, are stated
10 De 10000 and assets $4,000. and
That no hi- ASHAMED lr,ouutS $50 COO. iu
- 2" ia- rs1t. ;or Tho O. "cis,r 20 cole
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-29
Good Film and Vaudeville Of
ferings at the Local
TheaterS.

The pictures for today at the odeon
ere the latest episode OF the a 61S
oT #len', entitled The Wild Engine
and featuring Helen Holmes Boob
Iev.s Baby,- v1taEaph comedy fea-
turng Sydney Drew. Is also shown
TODAY is the last opportunity to see
the splendid vaudeville show that Is
now play the odeon-
For the arst three days of next week
the offering at the Odeon will be the
Laura Ida Booth musical comedy com
pauyof seven girls and four coined
tans.
FRITZ Brunette. rhe pretty cnfFer-
roles For five years. this clever act
Tess has been Identified with strong.
dramatic roles. and as she expresses
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-29

Murdoch MacQuarrie, the. great
character actor, IS now director OF
his own company Mr.. MarQuarr RTE IS
known as one of the best lmpersona,
tors of old men both on the stage and
for the screen. He was born in San
Francisco thirty-seven years ago OF
american-Scotch parents. entered the
theatrical world when very youns.
and played in stock and big produc-
tons for twenty years His advent
INTO hlmdom took place more than
four years ago when he joined the
BioSraph company. Later he PLAYED
In the Tnanhorser and haemacolor
companies. About two years ago
found him one OF the Big tavof-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-29

The estate Of Walter Browne was
IN appraisal, given as con-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-29

Since then he has appeared in hun
dreds OF beautiful Universal pnoro-
plays. each one of distinct triumph
for the remarkable characcerizat;ons
which he portrayed His favor1te
photoplay is eRichelieu,- in which he
played Francois villon so well. He
wrote and starred in Hopes of Blind
Alley The Derelict's Christmas .
The Romance Of the Violin" and
"Dr. JelyH and Mr.. Hyde.'' The Old
Doctor Where Brains Are Needs,
The Fear Within. The Old Tut
orr The Troubador," The Cameo
Riag.. and the magnificent Ghetto
story by Bruno Leasing, The Faith
of Her Fathers,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-29

sisting solely of the play Every
woman whose net value was given
as $4,000. The earnings OF the play
during five seasons were returned as
amounting to over $4,000 The
estate goes to the widow, Mrs
Clarissa 3. Browne. The author died
just before the production OF the
play
Fred solomon. for five years gem
-eral musical director of Klaw. & Err
LANCER. is to return to stage work.
and will put on revival of "Ernaine'
and act the part OF Cadeaux. which
he played over loco times before
he left the stage He was in the
original cast Of the opera. and sue
.ceeded Francis Wilson when the lat
ter resigned the part.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-29

| hack to the times when our country
vas in great peril. The advance and
defeats OF the armies are PLAINLY
shown. and it has happy ending fost1
Will meet the approval OF all picture
lovers. .,,,,,.
man. will appear on the screen IN one
| Of his best comedies and as an tne
past he will not fail in his attempt 70
please his vast and appreclaerSe aooi-
euce.
There is 10 be revival in New
York in August by the De Wols Hop.
ner opera Company OF Wang ana
e lie one of -E1 Captain" W. A. Brady
= considering the production OF other
| ci1bert and sullivan operas NOT 50
we'll known. In the producnon OF
-P;nafore. the managers daugneer:
Alice Brady, is to sing the foie oi
josephine
The feature Offering TO-DAY at the
robinson Grand is William FOX
..Tbe Niger" by Edward sheldon
Monday the feature viii be William
n Crane. in Paramount release OF
"Dayid Harum,' by Edward Moves
Westcotr. 1t is one OF the most Ia
nous and auaintest characters ever
Icontributed to the American stdse
MONDAY, also. Charles Chaplin VIII
no seen In return of IN the Park
The management wants it distinctly
understood that 1t LAYS no datms 70
tbe. first run of the Chaplin pictures,
aud when 1t is showing Of the Robin
SON Grand patrons WIN be informed
| as TO inst what Mr.. Chaplin is appear
ing IN. The principle reason for play
| ing these pictures on a return is that
| SO many Of the patrons ask for them
that the management is anxious to
serve them
A remarkable series of motion pic
lures OF various branches Of the Uni
ted States navy in action forms the
4 background of the three reel Lubtn
drama, The instruction, Written
and directed by George W. Terwillger
and released on the regular program
June IS. The story centers about a
navy lieutenant WHO'S in love with a
4 beautiful South American girl
The estate Of Walter Browne was
l.....4I-re q, arrraSSa1 zrvfroTI 80 rom
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-29

There are shows and shows, but
the Bljou show today is in a class by
itself Edison's masterpiece, --Out of
the Ruins. In three parts. tops the
bill II. IS in every sense a high class
production NaDel1e Trune1le, Gladys
Hu1fett and Pat O'NaI1ey are featured
Helen Holmes appears IN railroad
thriller. "a Lie IN the Balance The
comedy END of the bill is well taken
care of In S%eedie picture by Wal
lace Berry called -Sweedie in Vaude-
Vile It is a scream. One thousand
feet of Bray cartoon. -Col. Heeza
Liar Signs the Pledge" makes lot of
fun It is well balanced and pleas
ing bin.
Monday Miss katherine LaSaIle. the
great Broadway favorite, Will present
IAN Innocent Sinner" This play is
by Lawrence Narsden and is his great
est success Guy Coom"s sud 81 ali
star cast ;ssist Mass La Sale
Florence Tempest is appearing in
called "One of the Boys" The words
are by Philip Bartholomae and the
music by Si1vio Helm
The big Nontrose musical comedy
company Will close a very successful
engagement at the Palace theater TO-
day after presenting one OF the live
lest musical comedy bills included IN
its repertoire entitled Nevada, az
Ny Little Pal"
Every member OF che company from
Miss Montrose down to Dolly Brown
the wonderful four year old perform
er, has an individual voice OF power
full range. Harmony marks the music
~ A t,-;ep Wiz
OF rhe pay is the wardrobe OF the
company which IS complete and de-
signed to harmonic with rhe song
numbers The Chicken Dance" is
included in today's DILL and displays
the most novel collection OF chicken
costumes ever seen In local play
house The Chicken Dance" makes
its initial appearance in this city to-
day. It Is now the craze in New York
City.
David Belasco has won the suit
brought against him for plagiarism
Becky" which the playwright SUING
him charged was an infringement
on her own play. Both plays dealt
with the same theme. but the court
found no resenbIances outside Of this
to warrant the charge
A special Decoration Day program
Is being shown today at the Orpheum
theater. The bill has been especially
prepared by careful selection OF
beautiful and patriotic dramas, and
special music VIII be rendered by the
pianist for this occasion The very
touching and amazing. yet grand war
snectacle. "A Marty for His People"
IN four gripping acts, played by an
all star cast and sublimeIy pictured.
viii be the feature o6er.ng. It is a
story of war. filed with thruling bat
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-29

HOW Mss. Harrod Got Rid OF Hcr
Stomach Trouble.
4T suffered with stomach trouble
FOR wears and tried everything !
heard of. but the only relief go-
vas Temporary until Last spring l
eaT Charberlan's Tablets advertised
and procured 4 bottle Of them at our
drur store I got immediate relief
from that dreadful heaytness after
eating and from pain IN the stom-
ocJ1 writes Mrs. Linda Harrod, Fort
Wayne. Ind obta1rable everywhere.
advertisements
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-29
NEWS, AND GOSSIP OF
SCREEN AND STAGE

It. has wept buckets and buckets OF
tears The change Is a welcome one
and her first play Frivolous FRITZ"
is brimful Of funny situations.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-29

Florence Tempest is appearing in
what is described as a dainty act.
called "One of the Boys. The words
are by Philip Bartholomae and the
music by Silvio Hem
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-05
NEW PASSES BOON To
ARMY PHOTOGRAPHERS


sr,.a| Zoo TH, N.t..
LONDON April t Sew pa sport
regulations put into force o, The
English aud Fropcb governments
should prove boon to photogia-
pliers Any American who desires
no get from EugaWd to- Holland or
France must bc armed with AZ least
nine photograph of himself %
nov takes fhrc" day, 'o gr' che
credentials ue,rs-ar, Co make Che
trip across th. English Channel. aud
at ever, turn the applicant ls met
Nith demand tor his photograph
Under fh, changed regulations
pictures uf travellers lrr available
IN many places should amy question
arise to fB. identity of person, -us-
pcctcd o, being spies
Under tUe fhrrc-day limit plan
secret agents have au opportunity .0
make g full investigation of tuc ere
lcntials of all applicants for per
mts aud can .ook up tho records ot
persons Who may bo under uspic-
ION
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-05

T.. battle i'Errrnurd into slow
bot.H and ,Iuobiug affair No.iher
spf ed tired or injured bu NiI
bard ~ the pac" boz tho o.urb and
battered inc negro body John
son bowed effect of fhr patr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-05
KEROSENE TEST SHOWS
ONE QUALITY TWO PRICES

,...s. o. J.s N.n
UNIVERSITY STATION Tex
Npril Nlur mpes OF kerosene
bought here and fHore m Austin.
we're taken 90 OBJ, bureau OF Econo-
mic Geology Tor testing Some OF
tHr samples Nerr from stock retail
box a' thirteen r.uir per gallon
other samples son. from stock re
failing ai fifteen cents per gallon
The fifieru.ccnt kerosene is suppos
rd. of course. tO Doc uf better quality
Noi 200 The tcu. made show the
price lu be- lhr only difference For
900 practical purpose. tho fifteen
cent 900 and the thirioru-cou' OH are
ouo and The samr The buyers OF
tho uftcoucrui oil samples ct Siich
acre tested, are simply getting
stunr Tor two cents a gallon Some
ay th, cheaper oil gives out a
,mokior flame Depends upon the
lamp or device burning a. says the
loslor 40 tHo laboratory
Thr rmrr tr.rt mad. ut these oils
determined 900 ihc flash point. that
D.. ihr degree fahrenheit al which
thc oil will flash" Boo the device
constructed for making this tcsl.
go fb, burning point that is 'hc
Uecr.r nuuuh,it 40 which the same
iwplr Witch Dee. been Ma he'd
900 catch fire 900 lbis amc contriy-
urr. suI. ODD tho sp,rIlir gravity.
which. ol course ls determined iu
no, ordinary $3.50, FROM these thrpc
tr.. tHc commercial Hualil, of oil
.s determined 70 b. is customary
over tho stat. tp .ell the slmr OH
90 two prices. DO b.. tU. advice of the
bureau of E,ouomi, Geology that
consumer. bat, ampi,s Of th oil
.Ypy Iut tested
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-05

John nu hooked lrr f1 npdf and
rirhf H head willard sent d
stralrH lot 60 face Johnson rush
cd W lizard. proirDiinE himself
ClinrH.I. both sspkiul an opening 40
b,II
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-05
DIR. PATTON PASSES
AWAY AT 10 O'CLOCK
After Lingering Illness Prominent Physician Sue
cumbs to Complication Of
Diseases.

.f .p raduIah ana ffr.r sears later
FOB Canyon lio pHHii.r1 10 CANON
tHo four .esrs and moved f0 ANA
.In shout thirteen .esn ago
numb'r OF Ir.uIs, from oui ~
Goo eify bad bcen called when his
condition tcfamo .er.nI. and sere
90 lD hsd.lfr when fIe end came
iir leaves tliuu arI three chill.
Irru lowell Huhs aua Pearl Anoth
r nn nof died on April 3. 1913.
Ilr Is al.o survived %. ba father.
William Patton of uIH Dty
Doc Had bmlt up BE- large practice
Boo Amarillo and ta. .rr. .loss to
ulI people Ils 'aullus Do 'he
community GAS evidenced b. Tho
.uaf ahuns shown Du count OF
.. H,aus F.oqurn as came
u f. fHr Daily Nce. office la} and
.ruf from friends taa',ug 10 know
l.. .uuli'Ion
Ir aU au active member OF The
Baptist church luI .DYk great inter
90 boo religious work 90. va. also
prominent Mason ue bias been
friend of .Hr poor sHI loo talking
.fH those If H brd Ht feV DAYS
before N.. death be f..H them that
Pr. Had 600 .ear for ... future a
...' uI friend. JOHN rIn lsmIy Boo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-05

Co., W % Patton ono 0f Anna
uI0H mot prominent pH Irau
died Monday morning ~ 60 nrIo.t
.sf fHr family 'Ifrurr 1000 rut
street after FOUR afrk II'ur
riih 70 complication ~ dlacaara Hc
eaH stricken Hifb an attack of frH.l
ufH and grin lln Improved 0m'
Htf hu aa. fsFsn Hor.r uu 5000
I.dsr nI aaf Hs.E lu HI. n.
.tu m. ri.r became frIlI. HrI "
ulHrI .o 900 fbr rna came TIn,
1901 5000 sour Hupr ~ Boo. recover.
HIr H Sunday afternoon buf u
HD mr.s hours af fHr morning ..
became e0rr .nf continued Foo STOOL.
IUr mmedai. cause OF Dots drfI
probably fauEuiafIUu from 'I.
H.nttur u' 400 Internal an..r
.HF. 1905 large ab.De.H 900 fU.
.... auH Uoa..h.g number n.
s ONO. IU IoulIs ar. b.
..... r. Ha.. boom tNr IIs. of fN,
mur .uHh.. 1uu 10 #. stated fua'
.r.... .u. b. blood poison lal
Ir...Yp
uI Patton t BORN Boz Benton
county trsau 900 December .'
1863 Wrff.H.. stHr HD lu I...
900 moved a U.s father .u TwH.
p.Hus WUHuI sf.p.rl. ,.l0
..#. ......... H...... .....
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-05
LUBBOCK RESIDENCE
DESTROYED BY FIRE

IrEGDDF TE April iIr0
destroyed the % % Vr'd residence
boo This ,lty together R'h most OF
thc contents late asf ulght NlI Of.
fort 200 .l.. fh" property toro with.
600. result tur blaze having gained
Too much UradRuy before tHo fire
fighter. could reach tHr scene TN.
Uruu uf th, urr s uukuoUu In'
loss will reach easily $4,000. tNr
Reed Residence having been One of
tU, moro prHcuiIouH BONES Ut iHH
Diiy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-05
UNIVERSITY BUREAU An
EXPERT CLEARING HOUSE

..#... H. IN. H.H.
UNIVERSITY STATION Tex
April ro serve the cities ~ Tex
as 49, a clearing nous" tor aimiuis
rati,, experts I- tHc purpose OF the
index which tU. University Bureau
OF Municipal Research has BEGUN.
,uIolIug 900 qualified applicants
tnr administrative positions This
U.t vII bc furnished any cry de-
string Geo EMPLOY Ich eNper and
tHu. DO is hoped that the rig.t man
n municipal affairs viii secure tho
rlHf position This scheme. OF
course prc.upposcs. according to
Director % g. James. the elmina
Huu ct politics u the sClc,'inu ol
the mon who ar. 20 administer tho
cts government and their selection
upon the sole grounds OF merit aud
suitability Will the position of
ott manager 81. tbc position which
flo Bureau is most interested in
f usErrihclr.- I- undertaking tho
same kind of service for ciiF on
riucer- health officers and financial
experts Ot COURSE. There is ma
charge or fer, uf any sort made either
io thr city occurring such help
ihrourh tho Brrosu or 20 tho per.
ern thus securing employment
Tho r4piH .urpad If tho cts.
manager plan among the cities Of The
Southwest has created "a demand az.
cording 20 statement given ont by
tho Bureau yesterday. for reliable
medium for bringing men capable Of
nlliuE Tho position of city manage
l.rsp'4hl, io fhn cities desiring ~
/ 'mrlos .urh individuals
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-05

Tho .houfr department r'u0ri.
.I pu, arrest Date Friday uu "a
,hars. of INVESTIGATION liui nu' ar
rest had been made hy thr .'ty goo
lice department iu two vrcks. up i0
Yesterday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-05

HERE FROM TENNESSEE
NJ SISTERS BInNIni

Ur rloracc rarrar. Of Manchester
Tenn. arrived iu tho city ou Friday
and has been at thc bedside oi hi-
sister Niss Sell Farur since that
time Miss Farrar. who is am off
cient teacher Boa tho Amarillo High
school. underwent an operation tor
appendicitis ON Wednesday boz lo.
cal saniiarium aud B, reported 90 hc
making very satisfactory prorro i1
ward recovery
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-05

.n matter shat sou want % il'
s|te SOU time and money u sou
90 80 rHr NEWS WANTAb-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-05
FIGHT BY ROUNDS
tCoai.nued from PAGE ousl
Hound Nlnrteen

Hound Nineteen.
Both uen slo Cd No. willard n0u
the ag.r ssor Johnson stood in
center Of ing and blocked willard.
blows Johnson started f0 nIy
landlng body and IaU
Round Twenty.
Willard sent two easy une |u
face Tfe crowd YELLED Hurry o.
40 aan. To- see thr race. willard
paved iHa air until ho landed 90 Jaw
johnson M l0o.r and th,y hattled
across t.e rims willard drove a
right a.I len co. body at 1und OF
bell
found went, .Ou'
John nu hooked lprf f1 body and
rirhf u head willard sent O.
stualeH. loft 60 face Johnson rush
cd willard. proicDiinE himself
ClincH.I. both seeking an op'ninr az
bell
Round Iwcut, .IWo.
TH battle d,.rrrrurd into .iov
botH. and rIIuohiug affair NrItuer
spr 81 tired or injured hu Ni'
bard 81 the pac" boz tho ,Iuob and
ha.ud tBc ncgrDs body john
sou uoRcd effect of ihr pa,r
Round Invent, Three
willard rushed into o. clIurh John
boo holding pu unl ordered t0
break willard .Lut .ci' tp face au
81 .hcd again Wrostlcd about ring
willard landed 700 fo aos ,luD1.
oH 80 to tu.s point lobutou bad
uu landed blow Goo thr round
Round TWrni,.l
iuched willard laying Uis
weight on opponent 90 every oppor
uHty Johnson rushed Willard
back a. Dee did Jofer,.s az Reno
81 lard landed l.n 90 uc, 90 Yrll
Round Twenty-Five.
Ilnusms actions Indicated .Uat
D., thought could NOT knock willard
COL and hoped fD got the decision go
POI. end of foriyfto rounds VIII
la.I shook the negro with right 20
% .Irt and clipped Johnson JAS
aIh last left and forced the pace
johnson vas conserving Dos energy
willard sent $50 800 the mouth
johnson dropped heavily into seat a'
h.Il
Round TWcntl.~iN.
willard opened with u smash Goo
TIE body Btcreo Welsh forced
them 90 break from clirch VII
lard rushed and damned right and
Ieft 90 body
willard wins ON knockout
crowd rushed to the ring and m.
naccd Johnson Several quad Of
.oldicrs rushed 90 the platform and
cleared away the crowd