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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-05-30
Council Doinss Of Royal
Arcanum.

The Supreme Council At its annua,
session which has Just closed at Fort
ress Monroe. Va. elected Samuel N.
Hoag. of Mount Vernon, N. Y. su-
preme regent; c. Arch Williams. of
chicago. Ill. supreme vice regent:
and Franklin Rubrecht. Of Columbus.
ohio. supreme orator. Claude r. Zap-
pone, Of this city. was reelected SUI
preme sentry. Detroit. Mich, was Sc
iected as the meeting place for next
year.
The representatives from tn. nt..
trict OF Columbia served on the fol-
lowing special committees: DR.. Glen
die B. Young on medical examinations,
and State and society relations. ana
NJ Barlow Mercer on publicity bureau
and assistance to grand councils.
Next Wednesday evening Muniodpsi
Council and Francis Scott Key Coun.
Gil will hold their regular meetings.
At Municipal. Supreme Sentry Claude
r. Zappone will install Charles d.
shackelford as grand sentry and prep
arations are being made for q proper
celebration OF the event.
The progressive i've hundred party
given by National Council last Monday
evening for the entertainment Of their
AooicS ~oD pIoHOuuC6O COm0loIo
success. John o. Nash, the chairman.
was ably assisted by Guy r. Allen.
Perry Cleveland. John L Beatie, E. =,
Eynon and others
Oriental Council At its meeting Last
Tuesday instructed one candidate in
the mysteries. v. P. Doo1ey. chairman,
announced that a progressive euchre
party will be held at the next meeting
NJ "a oil
all members to bring their lady
friends. A. B. Keefer was appointed
chairman of the committee represent
ing this council In the celebration Of
Royal Arcanum Day on June %. Short
addresses were made by Past Grand
Regent ]. Ed. Swaine, Grand Regent
Edwin A. Mess. and Past Regents Lo-
gan, Davis Tegeler and Keefer.
evening District Council entertained
its members with a progressive euchre
At its next meeting on June an
will be given for the
members and their ladies and a re-
ception will be rendered to Supreme
Sentry Claude r. Zappone. who 10 Q
member of this council. Grand Re-
gent Mess attended the last meeting
and made a short address. James c.
Dublin and J. E. Ecklon were appoint
I'd committee OF this council to as
sist in the preparations for Royal Ar
,anum Day.
Last Thursday evening Kismet
glee club gave q very enjoy
lble musical entertainment, followed
BY dancing, to their members and
friends in their hall, corner of Third
street and Pennsylvania Avenue south
EAST. Among those present were: Past
Grand Regents Arthur E. Cook and
Thomas NJ Hayes, Grand Regent Ed
win A. Mess, Deputy Grand Regents
Henry g. Tegeler. and ]. P. Neal.
Grand Warden George c. Shinn, and
Past Regents George d. Sullivan. r.
:. Hess, John Reding. and I. 8. Childs.
Regent L. L. Gillchrist had charge Of
he program.
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Junior Order United Ameri-
can Mechanics.

State Councillor c. 8. Jones and his
stan, with about 80 members of the
subordinate councils Of the J.. o. U. A.
n. held, . memorial service last Sunday
evening al tribute to the members of
the order who died during the past year.
The service vas held In the Church Of
the Ascension, Twelfth street and Mas
sachusetts avenue northwest. To the
right Of the chanccl q large emblematic
shield Of the order had been erected, the
shield being illuminated with eighteen
electric lights representing the follow
ing doeeaood members: L n lenls9. Ct
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Masonic Affairs.
Calendar.
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LODGES.
Nay N-washinston Centennial. No. "A. sspeda
Nm.
June l-Natioual. No. Il; Aluminium No. q, bust
ne0; n NJ. Parker. No 2, E. A.; King David
No. q; Stausbury. No. d. special N. NJ.
June 2Washingtm Centennial, No. Il; Osins
No. Is. F. c.; King Solomon, No. 81. r. c.; East
Gste, No "a.
June 3-Naxal. No. 1: Hiram, No. TO- .. A.; Il
Fayette. No u; william r. Singleton. No. %.
June 4-Columha, No. ); Lebanon. No. !.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
June LA Fsyette. No. S; Washington Naval.
No. 6.
June 2Col1mba. No. /, mark; Bhshtwood. No.
., r. A.
June +School of instruction..
KNIGHTS TEAIPLAR COMMANDER1ES.
June 2-Potonac, No. j.
June fColumhA, No. 2
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE.
June l-Mithras Lodge Of Perfection. No. /.
EASTERN STAR CHAPTERS.
June l-Mizpah, No. g.
June 2-Arsme. No. 10.
June lEsther, No. S.
June +Martha, No. 4: Ascension, No. o.
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Auxiliary Entertains Canton Mem.
hers.

The Canton Auxiliary held q social ses-
sion Tuesday evening and entertained the
members of Canton Washington. No. /.
The committee in charge Of the enter
tainment. Mrs. Abbie Gates. chairman,
presented an attractive program. after
which progressive games were INDUCED
In. Refreshments closed the meeting.
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knights Of Columbus Domss.

Petonse Council Hears Encourag-
ing Reports.
Potomac Council met last Monday
evening. with Grand knight Edward l.
Tucker presiding. Several applications
for mambership were received. and the
trustees presented Q financial HepoeG
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Confer Rebekah Degree.

Martha Washington Rebekah Lodge
No. 3, conferred the degree on several
candidates lat the last meeting and re-
ceived a number of applica tons. The
degree team is under the direction OF
William ]. Rogers.
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At the last meeting of the Level Club
1 highly enjoyable entertainment was
presented by the Imperial Novelty Four,
, musical organisation consisting of c.
]. Tobin. J. II. Arbealy. s. r. White
and c. p. jackson. Several solos. med.
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LODGES.
June l-W.bster. No. Z: Excelior. No. Il, eauuirs
rank: CAPITAL, No q; Myrtle. No s.
June mount Vernon. No. 5; Equal, No. II.
June 3-Frankln, No.
June 4-SyTacisans No. TO-
PYTHIAN SISTERS.
June 2Fniendship Temple, No q
June %Rathbone Temple No q
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Warrington Company Holding
Drills.

Washington Company. No. /, of the
Uniform Rank. will hold its monthly
practice drill Wednesday night, and Capt.
George II. Whiting states that drills will
be held every Wednesday night until the
Nashville encampment. WASHINGTON Com
pany is devoting considerable time to
preparations for its annual outing at
Marshall Hall, Wednesday. July Il, at
which all Pythians and their friends will
be welcome.
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Lodge to Have Lecture.
Hold Annual Roll Call.

Federal City Lodge, No. 90. held its
annual roll call at the last meeting.
Many letters were received from men,
bers living outside of this jurisdiction.
Past Grand Lang acted as chairman.
Past Grand Henry W. Weber rendered
many selections with his orchestra. At
the close of the program refreshments
were served. At the next meeting the
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-05-30

Other Ffatsraal Isvs On Pags 1iaa
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The Rebekah Assembly theater party
at the Columbia Theater last night
brought out a large number of the MEM
bers of the Rebekah lodges and also
many members of the subordinate lodges
OF this Jurisdiction. 1t Is believed to have
been the largest affair Of this kind ever
given by the Rebekah branch Of the or
der.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-05-30

The master of the fourth degree for
the State Of Maryland and District OF
Columbia, Charles w. Darr. has an
nounced to the various councils of his
jurisdiction that the fourth or major
degree OF the order Of Knights of Co
lumbus Will be exemplified in the city of
Baltimore. on Tuesday, October u,
known in thirty-five States of the Union
as Columbus or Discovery Day.
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Rathbone-Superior Lodge. No. O. con-
ferred the rank Of page on a class Fri
day night in the presence Of large at
tendance of members and visitors, and
listened to interesting short talks.
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Rathbone Temple. No. 8, Pythian Sis
tiers. celebrated its twenty-fifth anniver
sary Friday night in the Pythian TEN
PIE. After the close Of the regular meet
Ing program Of music and recitation
was presented. Dancing was enjoyed
and refreshments served. The lodg
room was beautifully decorated for tn
occasion by the committee in charge
There was a large attendance of mem
bers present, each of whom contribute,
to spoon shower for the benefit o
the temple.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-16
DELEGATES NAMED FOR
NATIONAL ANTI-SALOON
LEAGUE CONVENTION

AT the request of the National anti.
saloon league, the government Of tbc
various states are appointing twenty
delegates to attend the national con.
yention of the league, which will bo
heId in Atlantic City on july G Q. The
delegates appointed from Oregon are rs
follows; r, P. Hutton, Portland: J. r
Anderson, The Dallcs; E. V. ittiefield
Portland; James s. Stewart, Fossil; p
w. Elmore, Brownsville; L. Ouackeu.
bush, Sherwood; j. ]. Ross, Portland.
A. 5, Pattullo, Portland; Fred C. Knanp
PORTLAND; j. Dobbin, Enterprise. J. q,
Rollins, Corvallis; +. r. BealIs. Tillo.
NOOK; P. J. Brix, Astoria: G. T. Bill
hngs, Ashland; W. L. Cobb, Roseburg:
Mrs. Mabel S. Burton, Corvallis; Mrs.
Jennie Kemp, Portland; Mrs A. c. Mar.
Sters, Roseburg; Mrs. Annie Ross
Roberts, Milwaukee; Mrs. Emma Wal.
ton, Portland, and Mrs. c. II. SuIIer.
Baker.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-16

EVERY true music lover loves the
" music Of I'll Troyatore," and
Chautauqua patrons will be ex-
lremely well pleased to know that this
superb group Of voices has been se-
cured 10 present this and other grand
operas. The cast consists Of six art
lists, each Of whom has appeared in
successive seasons with the most i'm
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-16

liot c, NJ, Euploy Wm, A. Marshall
and Theodore Roth
Mercantile department---Henry Mcy.
ers, director; assistants, Fred W.
Steusloff, Hal D, Patton, G. T.. Bishop
and C. S, Hamilton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-16

Bctty Nmsen, the Danish beauty,
whose acting for the screen in the VII
'iGm Fox production of "A Woman $
Resurrection, has been one Of tle
sensations e. picmrcland, is coming to
the Oregon Sunday just before tho
outbreak of war she banked with the
Bank of France a considerable sum OF
money which she had received from
moving picture concerns In Paris, With
the opening of hostilitics the banks i'm
France ceased paying deposits general.
ly, The other day Miss Nansen there.
f'e was surprised TO receive o draft
from the Bank ot Franco for 10000
frarcs Several fashionable dressmak.
crs along Fiftl Avenue, New York city.
are also rejoicing in this fact, for Miss
Nansen promptly invested most Of her
check in new and wonderful frocks, all
of which she wears upon the screen
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-16

Even after woman has been mar.
rled fifty or sixty years she is still
Jealous enough to burn a photograph
of one Of her husband s old sweet
hearts.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-16

FOR SALE Bungalow and two lots.
ialo Trade street. JunelS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-16

HARRl--Wiudow and auto cleaner
Phone lS50J alter 6 p m. Julyl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-16

GET ioganherry tickets and ticket
punches at ldj South Commercial.
Junel6
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PHONE MAIN 81.

FRED s Nisat Lunch. June9a
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W. M. Hamilton Heads
New Commercial Club

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NEW TODAY

One cent per word each inner-
tiou,
Copy for advertisements IN.
der this heading should be in by
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NEW TODAY

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-06
WHITE SOX HAVE
LARGEST ROSTER
~ 10 ArRIL ISL FEDERAL
LEAGUE HAD ENGAGED
tOO PLAYERS.

WASHINGTON. ID G.. April Co.,
The record of the American Lea
sue shos that ON March there
were 2l7 baseball players under
contract with the eight clubs of the
Junior major league organization
The Chicago White SoN roster Is the
largest for Comiskoys club was car
ryiug ON that date thirt,-two players
Washington had the smallcs, number
a. players signed there being ten
less than the Chicago list The
number ct PLAYERS under contract 90
each club follows.
Chicago 3g noston. On So Louis.
go. Detroit 'N. cleveland IhIl
adcluhia 90 NcH York. t N9
ington. 90
The chicago clfb OF tc Federal
League 500. also carrying Oh. lar
t number of players of auy club
BOO the independent organization Dn
the same date The Chi-Fode bad co"
players enrolled while Baltimore
with go player. rcpryc nt'l tho 9th
or o,trcmo Al told the oirht clubs
of 'hc Federal League had goo play.
ors under contract Uu ihr fir.i %. thc
month jhc mcu being distributed a.
follow
Chicago. a' nrc0N',u rIH-
burg ,6. Ncv1rh. l'. $50 luuI '..
indianapolis. %. rlfla'o. 90. r.H.
urrc. .u
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-06
GIL 0WEL 'E9EA BILIOUS? NO! STOP!
MAKES YOU SICK AND SALVATES

Ur PIG warJntDn--fo 90 any drug
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-06
SPORT CALENDAR FOR WEEK


TUESDAY ,pril q.
Dosing Guubou Smith .f }ouu-
Nouou 90 round. a' E,a iorh
Eddie kotcholl v FRANK ,"l.Hn
p. rounds at New Britain CONN
Young CMaas y I.r lUr .u
round go Naner,to N ~
Thursday. April 3.
uur Baltimore Kennel club 600.
ual SHOW. opous 90 Baltimore
swimming National A. g. q nu.
e.. diving championships t so.
1ork A g.
Friday, Npril o.
Fencing A. e. Champion hIps. at
Boston
Track Pacific rorH iu'rucuool
championship. 90 -1H lrar.is,o.
r.Hut Willie I.'rl.r 81 Tome
my Lowe. DO rounds a' Washington
Pal Brown Sol io. MJudo' 90
rounds 40 superior Mis-
Freddie Woiah .s Biuy wagner 'n
rounds az Toledo. %.
Willie BurHIo ST. Johnny Ur.liHls
o round. no riH.uurs I.
saturday, lpil &C..
baseball Federal la3EH, npDH
30. schedule season
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-06
OLYMPIC GAMES
NOT POSTPONED
GERMAN AND FRENCH LETTERS
INDICATE THAT OLYMPICS
WILL HOLD.


special 10 The News
NEW YORK. April Recent
correspondence between prominent
athletic authorities OF this country
and Germany indicates that the Ger
man olympic Committee has not
abandoned the idea of holding the
Olympic Games In Berlin IN 1916.
So far as can be Judged from these
letters n appears to be the plan Of
the German committee C. STAGE tho
meet according 10 the original sched-
ule but 20 restrict the entries 90 such
nations as are or were on friendly
terms with Germany at the time the
communications we're written. The
attitude OF the international Olympic
Committee on this plan for restricted
entries is not mentioned but Il h
doubtful II that body would sanction
such a scheme
That such plan has been under
consideration is shown In the follow
ing paragraphs from letter written
BIS DR. Walter Eitscn, secretary Of
the Berlin Sport club 70 friends iu
the United states
Up TO the beginning of December
II was not possible TO get clear
view OF the conditions facing u.s. Al
that time We received two letters
from Baron De Coubertin. Of Paris
In the first one addressed 10 the
Minister Of Foreign Affairs. the
President of the international Olym
pie Committee stated very loyalty
that according to him, the present
complications arising from the war
would be no Reason for not holding
tho games in Berlin IN the second
letter 10 Carl Diem personally, tho
president of lhc French Sporting As.
ISOLATION assured the German Com
mittcc Of his undim.nishod esteem,
repeating his official communion
tions. and expressed his desire that
an German people with whom he has
become acquainted End whom ho
held In high esteem should live
through the hard times OF the mo
ment. so that. once the great strur-
gle was over. the mutual work might
be- continued with the same ,igor
and success
Though We all applaud this noble
sentiment. and agree with it. never
thelcss. We have our doubts A. To ils
success But for this reason We hop"
that the European war may not az
feet the pleasant understanding ca
isting between our American sport
ing friends and ourselves. which was
sealed hv the negotiations carried on
In the summer at Lyons aud Paris.
and We still surely expect to receive
the visit Of our American friends in
Berlin In 1915"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-06
HoW'S TINS

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We ship house bills complete to
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-06

Born to Mr. and Mrs H n Tim
mons. of clio Adams street. on
Monday morning. April 5, son,
their first born SIR Timmons is
city mail carrier on route .
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Nv ''.''. wv 'f.'' '.'.'''''' '''
blows
4. rnd Thirteen.
johnson iattoood willard body
and drove him % corner sml. bed
feo 20 jaw while willard landed u
tmeht leu to face and right o.
jaw
Hound Nineteen
Both wu lowed up willard moss
tn' aperaor johnson stood r
inter- of ri0g md blocked willard
b'on johnson started ro wllg
ha1u. tu body AVID Ian
Round Twenty.
willard sent two oass uuo OH
au, OHIO crowd yelled "liurp W
500 waist to sec %. race. willard
paved tuo air until hc landed to JAS
Johnson ut loose ana they lauu.H
acro thc ring willard drove o.
right .ri lrtt 10 body o. aaud o
BON
Round Tvcutf -Our.
John au hooked lcft fo body and
ri1hi Iu head Willard unt O
mrn l.n TO face Johnson rush
90 willard, PROTECTING himself
Clnrh.d. both seeking 600 opening of
loll
Round Twenty .1vn.
900, battle dcr,unrair into .loN
bo,iu. and c'InchInc afar Nc.ihc'
gpp,a ed tired or injured hui W.T.
lH.d .r' tlc pace ,u tho cliurh am,
battered the ucrr1's body John
sou sHoVcd effect lf 'he pace.
Round Ts,rnp-rhrce.
willard rushed iaio tlIurh John
900 holding ou until ordered Ia
Irc.E willard shot 'ett GO face AN
r.uehod again Wrc-tIod about ring
willard landed TWO Geo face ClWah
,d lp 20 fns pput Johnson ha.
uo' landed 3D. bloV 600 fbc round
Round Ivcni,-l our
DHnchcd Willard HEH. Dol
weight on opponent 90 ..rt lgpe
uuty John Hu rushed willard
back a. uc d.d Joller, o. Reno
willard landed 'ou tD mcn no NCl.
Round IWrntN-l
I0lu.01s actions indicated HH
Up thmeht could not knock WlHr
m and hoped 10 got tho decision a
On. end o.. u.y-nyr rounds $50
nm hook 'ha negro with @ right %
heart and ppod Johnson IaH
with % Ia.t Darn and forced lhc pa..
johnson VHs .lnsersiHe Docs cuoray
willard 1904. TAO to thn mouth
rohr.on dropped heavily into scat
bold
Round TWcniA-~N.
willard opened Nifh SMASH Do
tH. body UIoreo Welsh force.
fhom 20 brD from cliucb WH
lard rushed an1 slammed rishl w.
|.r go body
willard u.r on fuu kout
,rnrH rushed 20 tNr rir- .nf m.
rr..f I1hu- Several Squad n
.l... -r.H.| lo tbn platform "a
... ..r.H ..u..f HUl .aruH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-06
Round rive

johnson pukcd a light leff and right
10 Wizards face. cliucbcd Referee
ordered break Negro mashed hard
az Wizards ribs and drove three
blows at-owboy's stomach Cham
plQn rushed willard 90 ropes. ,ror-
ing punoho, ~ head and body Wi.
lard badly distressed aud ratified.
huNcr like Am Hmatcur
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-06

Round Eight
Fighting unrDcly. Willard the as
rrc.rr Rocks Nclro With right Go
head Johnson alau trio. rushing
tactics Willard blocking clcycrly
Johnson loo. cary and pulled bad.
ly willard. round
Round Nine
Willard assumed the 1rgrcs sr
John on h'opdicd Wizards wr
landing Frequently, buf the blow
SEEMED 10 LACK tho old time force.
The crowd ch,crod Willard john.
son started Co rally landing ruD.
hook 90 rom,rh Wizards lcn 'n
Johnson mouth 'ur'od Uluod
i,ound Ten.
JOHN 900 b. l.v IH oumiue from
hI. ,orupr Willard sout tau Innn
To- ar. Doe blocked better guf
showed Ie. nervousness Johnson
sent Willard 90 rope. with right and
lcf' swing 90 stomach a RIGHT chop
STAGGERED Willur1
Round Eleven.
Willard drove lcr 90 bod, and
received wight hook In reform
johnson crashed q lcft 90 iaN WIZ
lard blocked several swings John.
ION tried to rattle willard hy falling
uutIl Dos. a., round
Round Twelve.
Negro sent lofi 30 body and right
20 jaw o. ,liucbiue negro smashed
willard three times Johnson sent
right % body and lOlt tu jaw, Lu' the
blows were apparently without cf-
feet Wizards check and ear were
hlcediug as Dec walked pryly 10 m
corner
Round Thirteen.
Wizards Updy red from punish
mcut John on duoscd under OPP
pour1r '..d and PLAYED Tor Wu.
Hr1. fH-'rh willard drove 'ic
uc-r. INTO corner and landed Io1
'o m.. willard hy lrli hook
Sudnd Fourteen.
Gro O tiiIod Johnson who r.b-
cd Willard to fbo ropes landing l,.
wings. rnmarklnu What Grand
uId Nnr Willard priunod 80
bell the moa were fighting BOO r.u.
ter cog the rue
Round Fifteen.
Willard rushed and missed f.HUf
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Round Eleven.

Willard drove O. lcll Go body and
received wight hook In reform
johnson .nsb.d lcft Go iaN WIZ
lard blocked several swings John.
ION tried to rattle willard hy TALKING
wtIl DOG. 81, round
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John au hooked lrft FOO body and
right u head Willard .aut Co.,
Huirh l.1 TO face Johnson rush.
.ol willard, profociue himself
Clnrh.d. both seeking eco opening at
loll
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FIGHT WAS CLEAN
AND SP0RTLIKE
ccouttuued from rasc ouol
Taonnd -Four

jaw willard asked O.. that tu.
way YOU did ,I'"
Round -Four.
Willard mnccd effectively after
much loiuiiug Johnson landed O.
left 10 ribs and swung right and lott
o. body and followed with d Tern Co
Wizards face Wizards lIp bleed.
ing willard sent l,u 10 J0husou's
nose
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IrH.rr hooked rrH' and lrf 10
jaw Willard drove right to buIF
land blocked return Johnson dru..