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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23
OLIVER LEONARD,
VETERAN, is DEAD
"rAPgr SOUNDED PoR uEIoH SOL
DER YEsTERDAY AT CLAYB-
VILE, PA
was Resident OF That Section Tor Nor.
Than Half Csntury-othsr
Obituaries.

Oliver Porter Leonard. rs. a veteran
OF the civil war and "A well known farm
er OF Claysvtlle. Pa. died at his home
yesterday afternoon al 2 o'clock. follow
lnE an illness Of two years % paralysis
and complications
Mr.. Leonard was born and reared IN
Rraysville, Greene County. Pa. and re-
moved TO Claysville twenty-three years
ago where he had since lived. At tho out
break OF the war between the states he
Joined the Eighth Pennsylvania regiment
In which he served three years. and
served ten months IN the Seventeenth
NirEinis regiment Re was married TO
Miss Elizabeth Messenger Of ciaysvills,
and 20 them were born seven children
MI. Leonard was a dcvuut Christian
having become member Of the Baptist
faith early in life. and az the time Of
his death attended the Baptist church
q ClayEville
Surviving him are the following child
rem Mrs. George dvinEwood West Pin
ley. Pa. Mrs Riley Mccammick and
Miss blanche Leonard both o. this city
Mrs. II J.. Mccarthy q st. Clairsville.
ohio, Harvey Leonard u Beaver Falls.
Pa, Frank and uearis Leonard. nt home.
one brother. iiersey L. Leonard Of
NnshiuEf Oh. Pa
Funeral services will be- held Friday
afternoon az Q o'clock in Clayaviiie Rap
Tier church. with burial in ClayHviile
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23

Within ten minutes after an appfi-
cation OF Danderine you can not md a
single case OF dandruff or falling hair
and your scalp will not itch, but what
Will please you most will be after a
few weeks use. when you see new
hair. fine and downy at frst-yes-
but really new hair-growing all over
the scalp.
A little Danderine Immediately dou-
bles the beauty OF your hair. No DIFF
ference how dull. faded. brittle and
scraggy. Just moisten the cloth with
Danderine and carefully draw il
through your hair. taking one small
strand at time. The effect is amaz-
ing-your hair will be light, fluffy and
wavy, and have an appearance OF
abundance; an Incompatible lustre,
softness and luxuriance
Get % cent bottle of Knowlton's
Danderine from any drug store or
toilet counter and prove that your hair
is as pretty and soft as any-that II
has been neglected or injured by care
less treatment-that's all-you surely
can have beautiful hair and lots OF IL
II you win Just try little Danderine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23
DE FACTO GOVT
Ccoutiuusd IRON first PaEsJ
FRESH STRAWBERRIES

after Garcia had overruled the action
OF former villa generals TO place Cen
cral Isabcl Robes In charge OF civil
and military organizations I'm the sur.
rCndcd villa territory and Ochoa IN
command OF former villa troops
The mystery surrounding General
Villas whereabouts baffled authorities
Last night villa was expected to reach
Juarcz at dawn according 90 reports
TO American Consulate a Juarez For
several days the report has been cur.
rent that villa was ar tho Bustilios
ranch. vest OF Chihuahua City For
four days commercial wires south If
JuarCz have carried no MESSAGE from
the dcpoHed northern chicftian
May See Vlra
Tho departure from 1uare7 Of Amcri.
can Consul Edwards. coIncident with
he further news of Villas retirement.
caused speculation ge to whether he
had received Instruction fo receive
villa az point agreed upon east OF
here. possibly Sierra Blanca Edwards
said he intended taking brief rest
The reported arrival Of Trcvino AZ
chihuahua and Ochoa's ratification of
the surrender places villa. N etnl in
Chihuahua state. between hostile
forces Should be- seek 90 reach the
border. east or west NJ 1uarcT because
The eurrcnder agreement accepted
there hy Cnrauya officials specifically
excluded villa and his brother. Hlpo.
Ito
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23
U. S. DEMANDS
foOntinusd Prom Firss PAEsl


al testimony corroborating the admin
alty's report and the number Of Amert
cans killed or injured are IN no way
essential matters OF discussion. The
culpability OF the commander Is In any
case established. and tho undisputed
fact Is that citizens Of the United
States were killed. injured, or put in
jeopardy by his lawless act
Principles Recognized
The rules OF International law and
the principles Of humanity which were
thus wilfully violated by the comman.
der OF the submarine have been 40
long and 20 universally recognized and
are 20 manifest from the standpoint
Of right and Justice. that the govern
n ent OF the United States does not
feel called upon 70 dictate them and
does not undsrstand that the iunerial
and royal government questions or
disputes them.
Tho government Of the United
states therefore nnds no other course
open 20 n but 20 hold the imperial and
royal government responsible sor the
act Of iiE naval commander ana 10 70.
new the definite but respectful 10
mands made IN its communication OF
tho 9Th % December. 1915 II sincere.
" hopes thar the foregoing statement
~ its position viii enable tho OF.
imperial and royal government 10 Dor
ceive tho Justice n those demands ana
70 comply with them IN mo same spirit
u frankness and with tho same con.
corn for the FOOD relations now ovfs'.
Inc between ths United States and
Austria-HunTary which prompted fhe
government ~ the United States 10
make then.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23

Mrs Ann Maria Patterson widow 81
nelson Patterson resident ~ wheel
Inc district Tor nearly re- hair rrnfurv.
died rather suddenly a. Uhe home ~
her con Frank Patterson ou Mozart 5000.
yesterday afternoon Hf o'clock. nffrr
on Illness ~ aiN weeks of UurlIt rir.
followed during fhe past few dayr with
ruutuIHlUue To WHa believed that aHa
wac imrrlyInE when suddenly stricken
critically 900 yesterday noon and quickly
paced away
Mr. Patterson fnee Hnurhl wac born
Doh ENGLAND urNertY.olEht years ago nuu
came tn fhir country with her parents
Ht fhr Hra ~ sixteen. They fret located
Iu &c. Louis $40. Tor H short time where
MrH IHf.Urrnu was married md shortly
tnrfrnffnr che and Dor husband rrmot.
90 f1 Wheeling furfr.e|K years ago
Pour yrHre Inter Mt Patterson died.
Mrs.. Patterson wHH HmnrT fnr oldest
m"wIerH of 'NnrIIur street Methodist
IuI..nuHi church. having Joined that
rnuFrrrHfInu IrwrdIafelg UPON making
Der home Dol fN'H city. She HIwnrH fofs
Hu active IHrf Iu the work ~ fhr church
IntI fi.nE heflut prevented her &C.
fuIHrr.
She IL. survived Hf only one child.
Irark Patterson. H veil Fnown local
brick contractor .ni SEVERAL more IIa.
Zen. relative. In t"r Wheeling lIHfrr.f
Funeral twice.. wiz hr held from tho
Patterson home. M.Earf hNI FRIDAY Of.
frruuOn nf p o'clock hr fhr Rev Sam.
uff Jones off 'hauinr street church Ir.
ifrusr' VIII pol ln $50 zion cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23

those in the order which had bee pre-
pared by Howard n. Ogden, deceased,
then a member OF the commission, but,
was unable to say that they were any
lower than those in the order prepared
by Mr. Kilmer. He declared the final
order was concurred in by all mem
beers OF the commission and while he
was not positive. he believed this or
der was entered within ten days after
the governor had called the commits
sion to the executive Office and de-
manded that decision in this case be
reached at once
The witnesses who viii appear at
the next hearing will be those selected
by the state. II Is not known who
would be in position to present any
further evidence OF importance unless
II be Governor Hatfield.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23
STATE BOARD DOES
NOT DESIRE BONDS
FINANCIAL STATUS OF BODY DOES
NOT PERMIT INVESTMENT.
Riehland District Issue WIN Immedi-
ately BE Placed on Market-Board
Holds Meeting.

County Superintendent OF Free Schools
John II. Lazear received n telegram from
the State Board of Public Works. yes
terday. to the effect that the board will
not be able to take care OF the $4,000
bond issue OF Richland district Under
a law recently passed. the state board
is given FIRST opportunity to bid on
bonds.
The superintendent stated that adver-
tisements would be Immediately posted.
announcing the placing Of the bonds on
the market for sale. 4 meeting OF the
board was held last night and action
taken. by which Il was decided to place
the bonds on sale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23
NEALE WILL AGAIN
COACH MUSKINGUM

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
NEW CONCORD. o., Dec. 22-That
Earle Greasy" Neale. former West Vir-
ginia Wesleyan star athlete and MEM
br OF last seasons Wheeling Central
League baseball team. L. making good
a. football coach at Muskingum college.
Is evidenced by the fact that his con-
tract has been renewed for next year
Muskingum's football schedule for
next year, row being arranged by Man
aver Mcllvaine. includes games with
such teams az W. a. J.. Geneva, Bethany.
West Virginia Wesleyan, Heidelberg.
Hiram. Otterbein and Marshall colleges.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23
rArE UHKHowH

CrANOFrN ra Drr q. Tho fate
~ Joseph lIrunCk n miner who wac on.
tomted Monday morning behind large
fall Of coal or the Richards rnlI0rf of
The NuHuurnnunu Coal Company. was
HtIIl unknown nc n late hnur tonight &C..
spite the efforts 20 200 men who started
The work 90 rescue shortly after the a..
cffrnf Erunrk was Imprisoned behind
hundreds of tons of coal and debris Tho
rescue party ia uorkinE Un tho theory
that ho fled to o. croNire in tho rear of
tha EanEway and is Htin alive
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23
MESSAGE RECEIVED
Prom Father OF Young Man Who Killed
Himeif at Hospital, Stating
That He IN Coming.

The body Of Amos Kirtz. the young
man who met his death Tuesday even
ing by jumping from a window at the
Ohio Valley General Hospital, was re-
moved TO a local undertaking establish
ment yesterday afternoon. 70 await the
arrival Of his father. who Is expected
here to-day.
in response 20 a tele gram sent him at
rollovue. In the mountains ~ Mifnfn
county. Pa. by Coroner Gala Mitchell
De said he would come. II r. likely that
The body will not be taken back to the
old home. but buried in the Peninsula
rfunfrrv here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23
rRAIN waeekERs SENTENCED

MIDpLETOwN. Conn. Dec. q
Prison sentences from Eve % ten
years each we're imposed En- tho Super.
Tor Court here today on Antonio Yer.
male. OF bridgeport. and Paul Karihp
Of Portland. who pleaded rurtv to hav
ina wrecked a passenger train on tho
New York New Haven and Hartford
railroad ar Maromas, on August 81.
1911. IN tho wreck sixty persons were
injured. one Of whom died later
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23
Ewert Thompson.

Ewert Thompson. aged SO. a prOmi-
nent resident OF Washington. Pa. who
quite frequently visited relatives ana
friends In this city. is dead az bis
home. Death occurred Tuesday niEht
following several weeks illness or
pneumonia and typhoid fever.
Mr. Thompson is survived ny a
number OF relatives boo this section or
the country. including sister. Mrs.
William Crisswell. Of Glonwo0d
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23
Funeral Of Miss Caldwell Today.

Funeral services for Niles Emma o.
Caldwell. the well known lfo long
resident ~ West Liberty. who died
Tuesday evening. viii be- held This
afternoon at j o'clock ~ her home 90
Yves. Liberty The Rev W % Tay.
Tor. pastor of the Wesct Liberty chris
Tan church. viii oflciate fntormcnf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23
AUTOS COLLIDE In
BUSINESS DISTRICT
noTH BLroHrLY DAh1AonD BUT Nc
oHE WAS TuJumED IN
ACCIuEMT
Attsmpt - Pasa Junction ~ Four-
teenth and Main atrssfa
Ends IN nriahap.

tseufh and Main streets about p 90 Iarf
tiNht. bot no serious damage resulted
Tha machines belonged. nrrrrfina fl
Nsely and Fred echad. the latter 90
EruW0rd
no seems mat fhr machine owned Ia
he other va driven b. fnr nulnrr
EerlyH narhlue una coming down
Fuurferrfh street nrI The other rna
CroreedinH down Main The rear aHIs
u the Hchad machine was fanr4vrf
rrar fha left rear wheel Neither nf
be men felt Ike attaching the blame
u fhe Other.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23
LIGHT & HEAT CASE


brought TO his attention in cross ex-
animation.
Bronson Testlflea
Mr. Bronson was questioned about
two hours and proved the readieet
witness and aided considerably in
strengthening the plaintiffs case. He
was asked In cross examination this
afternoon II he knew OF any erasures
having been made I'm the order Of the
commission lowering the plaintiffs
rates. and said he did not know that
any had been made. He said. however.
that he knew the rates provided in
the final order entered were lower than
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23

Requiem hiEh mass was celebrated
IN So Ioscphs cathedral a. p O'Clock
yesterday morning for Mrs Gcnevievo
U0marl. ahild wife Of Nicholas DO
mani who died at the ohio valley
General hospital Monday evening Mr.
and Mr9 pomanl lived In Fairmont.
from which place her husband NED
few weeks ago after heing charged
with the murder % a cOuntryman The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23

wife was brought here seriously ilL
Burial was made In Mt Calvary Gem
etery No relatives OF the deceased
woman could be located
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23

Miss Hilda Allen. teacher Of the kin
dersarten Of Center Warwood will en-
tertain her Pupils this afternoon I'D her
nome with "a very interesting musical
and literary program. Following the
program the pupils will be dismissed un-
III after the first OF the year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23

Word was received by Mrs John New
ion and Mrs. Frank Marsh Of North
Warwood. 20 the effects that their sis
ter. Mrs Mary walker of Mozart Heights
- IN a serious condition az her home
with an attack Of tuberculosis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23
WARW00D

Our own dressed Turkeys. Chickens.
Ducks and Geese for Christmas Or
der early. c. Conner. No. 81 Market
Audtirium. Butter. Eggs and Poul-
try.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23

Special Dispatch fa tI. Intelligence
MNUrfNsuf Ug 49, Va urr 20
N nF.' NnnnIrr llrwrn. native ur
Berkeley County UUf Cor HHr Unaf 10
NrHra au .Efrr Give farmer and rraIn
'rfIrr OF huEHH W.nnHaH.a. died fnIar
HI fNr home of nIa sisters MIaara f.n.
rHIrc anil NarrHrrfr 1rmrn. where ha
wac nu Welt N. was AGED 90 years
Hud unmarried lIr wa. n com nf frr
Infr Adrian lafmnu. ~ berkeley County.
and brother 81 FORMER county commits.
fIonfr. John ff teuru. of NartInaIurF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23

lusd 10 ssn aul usnd on sf flsI1os oul
Io asodInd euL Isqmaldss uf lrousu
uI pIsu % on ~ Nafoos luaT uu3uamv
8W 10 aunssm Tuuuuu WuIu euI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23

Tn China anf Japan bells are clap
perless and never are swung their tone
befng produced by striking them on
De outside with wooden malieta
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23

This afternoon Will close the first half
or the school term In Wsrwood and Rich
land district School will not resume
until January 3. which date will begin
the new year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23
Chr1stmas PROGRAM.

A very interesting Christmas musical
and literary program will be rendered
this afternoon at 1880 o'clock at the
North warwood school. by the members
OF the jefferson society. Following Is
the Program:
story."orisin OF christmas''.
ReadinG:';Tihe Spirit Of Christina"
Resdine:;santa Claus wiIi Soon Be
ouo, mn John Ksis:r G sd go, 0stss
Story-''The Prophecy OF the Angels
Christmas Song" $500. Chester Dean
Reading-"A Little Boys Christmas
Wish. ........... Gertrude Freeland
Reading ..........-......... Doris Wolf
=. Donald o'Rera and Joe Thompson
Eiilabeth Mcclure Garnet BROOKS.
Marie Boyd and Mildred Bruhn.
Reading Borrowed Christmas.
...-.....-........ Bertha Montiegel
Reading -"Piecioia' -. Mae Richmond
-. Marie Jewcii. Raymond Hoffman
Reading-'Progressiv santa.
Readine.'Moth,er Goosc's Christmas lus'' D"
Party ..-................C Clara Gear
S S,0ry a., ;,,,-.... ..-....,W wayne tuhr
Alfred Meyer and Charles welshans
Reading-"A Christmas Carol -.
heading christ mas' Ethel Mars
Reading-"Jim and the Christmas
OoL .-...-......... .GenevieVe Reed
9uoiAtion $500. Angela Manion
tteauihs ...-... Earl Nesbitt
Reading-"The Christmas Adventure
- -...s.--...--..- Virginia Murphy
6tory ........-.. Lillian ktndelberger
neutrality-suspicious. Eve Adventure"
-. ..s.s....-. ....... Anna Btngell
StOry george Nought
song-'Merry. Merry Bells Of Christ
mas" ............ Society
Rally Day at Christian Church.
Sunday viii end the interesting and
enthusiastic contest now being waged
between the Reds and the Whites at the
Christian Bible school The attendance
has greatly increased. with 22S present
last Sunday. and as next sunday Is both
Rally Day and Family Day, ~ Is expect
ed that the attendance al this service
viii exceed all past marks. The Whites
overcame the Reds last Sunday. and are
now leading by points. Both sides are
extending every effort TO win the con-
test. The final plans for the big ban
quet TO be held on New Years eve. are
nearly completed. the Loyal Daughters
having complete charge Of all arrang g.
ments. The Sunday school - graded
and well organized. and the thirteen
classes offer Inducements To the Rlblo
students Of all ages. Prof. A. l.. Finley
IL delivering a scrleso Z Bible lectures
20 the Finley Bible class each sunday.
Special music and services Sunday.
Bible school begins promptly at 7.45 a.
m. Carl y. CarOthers Is superintendent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23

A very interesting Christmas musical
and literary program will be rendered
this afternoon at 1880 o'clock. at the
North Warwood school. by the members
of the Jefferson society. Following Is
the program:
Chorus-'-The First Christmas"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23

rought to HIS attention in cross e1-
New-York tribune., 1915-12-22

Lewis after the Cross fight. YOU'D
naturally think that he had had enough
OF the game, wouldn't you? lie is worth
two hundred thousand dollars, but that
doesn't Quench his thirst for battle.
He stays out there in Cadillac until he
can't stand the fretting any more. lie
was born to fight, and he simply can't
get il out of his system. He's exactly
like BattlinL Nelson in that respect.
Give the pair Of them a chance to mix
it for three or four rounds with some
one, while a bowling mob eggs them on,
and both are IN high glee. Wolgast, as
well as Nelson. will never be able to
sit idle while they are able to pull on
Il glove. It's the old fighting instinct,
and it won't die out"
Billy Gibson has turned over the
Fairmont Athletic Club 20 the Young
Mems Hebrew Association for tonight.
and a boxing carnival viii take place
there, the proceeds TO 20 into the
building fund Of the association. Mary
Of the fistic lights Of the ring viii ap-
pear. Louis Fridigcr will be in charge
Of the entertainment.
New-York tribune., 1915-12-22
RED BALL FLAG
WAVES OVER LAKE
Woman First 10 Test Ice al
Van CCrtlandt Park
Raritan Canal Closed.

The man who Is old-fashioned enough
20 prefer skating outdoors. rather than
in a closed rink; who can attune his
ear more joyously ID the note Of the
snowbird as it hops about on the ice
silvered branches Of nearby trees, than
he can 10 the strident notes OF rink
orchestra, had his wish gratided yes
terday. when the big lake At Van Cort-
landt Park was thrown open for skat-
ing.
Park Commissioner Whittle Of The
Bronx Jumped out OF bed early yes
.erday morning. for the nip i'm the air
told him that the lake should be COW
cred with several inches Of ice.
Already there we're dozen skaters
standing on the banks Of the lake,
steel shod and anxious to try The ice.
Just at $50 O'Clock the Commissioner
ordered the flag raised. The outdoor
season for skating in the city parks
had begun.
The men stepped aside. and the young
woman Miss Catherine Walker, of 3O6
West Eightieth Street gIided out over
the ice IN graceful spirals. She was
the first skater Of the season on the
city's lakes; but almost before she had
taken 2 half-dozen strokes there were
twenty others on tho ice. and the num-
her grew rapidly, until the surface was
dotted with men. women and children.
The Raritan Canal. in New Jersey,
was closed TO navigation for the winter
Yesterday, and the probabilities are
that. with favorable weather. fine skat-
ing over its winding surface will short
ly be i'm order.
New-York tribune., 1915-12-22
Treaty of Baseball
Peace Ready to Sign
Swap Giants
For Yankees?

The other night Colonel Jacob
Rupert and Harry Hampstead we're
discus ssirG the teams they owned.
II have the worst team IN the
world" quoth Ruppert Il claim
that honor" said Hampstead, but
I'll swap the Giants for the Yankees
if YOU insist" Colonel Rupert con-
sidercd for a moment and e.
claimed: Done; get out the papers
II was then that the good old
Hoosier blood told in Hampstead,
and he began TO look for a hole TO
squeeze out of.
'I'll swap the Giants and my store
in indianapolis for the Yankees and
your brewery he said. That was
a facer, but Colonel Rupert found
the answer.
when nationwide prohibition
rules, YOU may consider the bargain
closed" he said.
New-York tribune., 1915-12-22
COULDING NOT A
PRO-" SAYS A. A. u.

The charges against George IL.
Goulding, Of Toronto, Canada, the
worlds greatest walker and Olympic
champion, were quashed by the regis
tration committee of the Metropolitan
Association yesterday. According to
an announcement by George p. Mat
thews, the committees chairman, yes
terday, the evidence of William n
Parry was not Of kind 70 prove the
charge Of professI onallsm.
New-York tribune., 1915-12-22

relative to the American Association
occupying West Side Park, the home
of the Cubs, in Chicago, in case the
National League club was switched to
the Federal League park, was a mat
ter discussed by American Association
men previous 70 the meeting.
IL was the consensus Of opinion that
unless organized baseball as a whole
assumed some Of the large expenses
that would be entailed in taking over
the grounds. no American Association
team would be placed in Chicago.
II was stated officially that the
welfare Of the umpires of the Federal
League would be considered during the
negotiations.
On arrival here. Mr.. Gilmore was
suffering from an acute attack Of in
digestion, but after resting for a time
he went into session with the others.
New-York tribune., 1915-12-22
Boxing Bouts
of the Week

TONIGHT.
Crescent a, C. (BroOksnl-Int.'clb Amateur
Bouts.
Manhattan a. c.-Hsrry wills and sam Nc
vY: Johnny Drummie and Joe AIae1o;
Iohnny Enle and lack Sayi,s.
American Sporting CIub-Pofky Flynn and Tom
Conler.
Lonssero a. C.-Duteh Brandt and Youns shn-
key.
THURSDAY.
Olympic A. c.-Wslter meGlrr and Jimny Ken
nedy; Johnny Kelly and Al mstons; Frankie
Plsfc. and Jehnny Russell.
Harlem Sporting club-Lsseh Cross and PsekeS
Hemmey.
SATURDAY.
PIcneer Sporting club-EddIs klnlsy and
Frank 0'NdI; Simon LoNett and George
Welsnsr; Joe Lynch and Johnny walsh.
Falrmsnt A. o.-Eddls hoy and Pets Hartley.