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AUTOMOBILES.

COMMERCIAL bodies for Ford cars In
stock. We can save you money on
bodies. Any style body built to suit
your business on short notice Repair
Ing and painting automobiles and
wagons is our business. Get our prices
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

BONWOOD trimmings wanted do
the trimming. Write mo what YOU
nave. n: ;: Newman. Somerset. Va.
WANTED. to buy twin cylinder motor
cycle. Must be cheap and in good
condition. State price. b 537, care
Times Dispatch
WANTED to buy frst-class roller-top
desk. Address 500, care Times
DiSDatCh.
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FOR RENT-Apartmenr..

FOR rent. nice bright apartment. 2
rooms and bath: possession Septem-
Der l.. No children. The Fra nklin, sol
East Franklin
THREE ROOM apartment, furnished
or unfinished. 2l3 West Grace
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FOR sALE-Real Estate

FOR sale---93 acres of woodland on
James River. with beautiful view: 7
miles from Newport News. Va. 2 miles
from station; 1t is estimated that. $1,000
worth OF wood and posts can be cut
from this land: good long frontage on
public road, and a longer one on the
cheap and Is we'll worth investigating:
VII! be glad to show II at any time.
Sommerville Trust Co. Inc. Newport
News. Va.
HIGHLAND Springs. stop 80 opposite
Methodist Church. handsome S-room
t tin, chicken. house 90 feet long:
VIII sell cheap If sold at once.
FOR sale. at Westhampton. on car line.
nice building lots. all improvements:
sold on easy terms. small cash pay
est or taxes. Address Il 10. care Times
Dispatch.
FOR sale. lot IN Colonial Place. corner
Park Avenue and wcstmoreland
Street, at reasonable price; cash or
terms. Address ] %. care Times Dis
patch.
line. so feet front and 1913 feet deep.
Good bargain. Act quickly. Address
]. J.. Brandon. IS West Washington
street. Petersburg. Va.
FOR sale at great sacrifice. 7-room
dwelling and several acres. few min
utes walk Glen Allen. Box l59. Rich
mond. Va.
Gated filled with nice. clean boarders.
Reason for selling. i'll health. Address
10. care Times Dispatch.
FOR sale. beautiful building site OF
acres at Westhampton. Would con-
slider trading for improved property, or
would accept automobile as part pay
ment. Address Il Sal, care Times Dis
patch.
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FOR rent with board, very large heated
front room. suitable for young men:
also table board. SIS per month, at
IL l-2 South Third
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DETECTIVES.

BURCHS private detective agency;
home office Park Building. Richmond.
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FOR SALE-VehicIes.

TWO good top grocery wagons, newly
painted, $50 each; ! open wagon for
furniture hauling, $50. Several top
buggics cheap: ladies phaeton in good
and painting of automobiles and
wagons We can suit you. Prices the
lowest a. Meyers Sons, 731 East Cary
SEE our top buggies for S465G: run
abouts. leather trimmed, S4l.5O: top
wagons suitable for grocery business
$50. Best business bugges in the city
for 800; rubber tires.
y. MEYERS SONS,
13l East Cary Street.
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DELIGHTFUL alcovc front room.
southern exposure. board. 4l0i West
Grace
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Mlt1nmll0 Ginlps.plspatrh
s1XTY-riFTH YEAR.
ADMITTEDLY
THE BEST MEDIUM IN
TIE SOUTH FOR CLASS
lFIED ADVERTISING.

"'"hFp"ONE YOUR WANTS TO
.HE TIMES DISPATCH
"nHDoLPH RANDOLPH
WANT AID. RATES.
'AuLf, ono cent word when paid In nd.
vance. No I'D. taken for less than 10 couts
sunday. one and one-half cents a word for
az CLASSIFIED eds. except Situation Wanted
az one cent word. No ad. taken for less
than 16 cents
NJ ADS. taken for less than rs cents when
charged or phonod in. Phoned orders NOT
suafanteed. Classification not guaran.
teed after J.. 81.
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FLATS. Nos. L and y 1-2 North Tween
ty-ninth street and rooms. with
all conveniences, facing Libby Hill. APP
pl! John r. Grimes. II North Thirtieth
Street
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SHOES.

CUT RATE SHOES
EMPIRE SHOE CO, 50i West Broad
Family shoes at rock bottom prices.
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HELP wANTED-,1ale and Female.
HELP Northumberland.

physician of this State
for office practice A sos. care Times
DisDatch
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FIREPRO0F HOTEL WMLARD

New York Ave. and Beach; delightfully."-
cool location: open surroundings; full ocean
view; running water In roomB bathing
privileges: excellent table: capacity 400:
$3.50 up weekly So up daily.
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THE WILTSHIRE Y,rs,p!a sssnu' and
cf ca sse; private baths, running water
spscial-sl5.oO up weekly $500 up daily:
open all year: booklet: auto at trains
SAMUEL ELLIS.
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ELKTON HOTEL, ELKTON VA,

On Shenandoah River. Open level
house. high ceilings. wide porches. Elk
Lithia Water for rheumatism malaria
and insomonia. Booklet. D. c. GRA-
HAM Manager.
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ICE, COAL AND WOOD

YOU can save in price, quality. prepa
ration and service II you place your
order now. | have been pleasing house
Keepers Is years. Come to see me or
phone me TO come to see you. Only
yard on West Broad. No. 1906. f. T.
Long.
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NICE Broom fat and bath. convenient-
ly located on Church Hill. good neigh
borhood. all convenienceS, separate en-
trance: possession September l. Apply
1904 East Broad.
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SUMMER REsoRTs-Virgini.
IDEAL SEASHORE RESORT 50 ", WEE

Surf and Inland Bathing. Boating: Fish
Ing Clam Bakes Fish Fries. Free Bowling
and Pool. etc. Special fishing rates ESQ to
200 fish ordinary catchl. Send for booklet.
a. II. c. MEARS. Wachapreague, Eastern
Shore. Va.
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REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR sale cheap, or will trade, Groom
house, acres Of ground on Ashland
car line near Greenwood Park. VIII
accept small car rs part payment. j
L. care Times Dispat ch.
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WANTED colored hoy for Office work
Apply ia West Grace. from 1 to 3
p. NJ.
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CONTINENTAL

Tennessee Avenue. near Beach: ALWAYS
open; privAts baths: running water In
rooms; elevator; excellent table; white
service: orchestra. Am. plan; tao up
daily; 5000 to $3.50 wkly Beoklnsc
Garage. N. WALSH DUNCAN.
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RENT reduced. houses and fats, West
Grace and Franklin Streets: stores
Broae and Cary. T. ]. Todd. 524 West
Grace
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WANTED-Rooms.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

FURNISHED room and board In pri-
Vate family to gentleman or couple:
West End. Phone boulevard l474-W
furnished. vapor heated rooms,
excellent meals los East Grace
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ROOM and board. 209 South Third
street, strictly modern. cuisine unex-
Celled: shower hafhS
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MEN with skilled minds and bodies
succeed Navy offers YOU this train
ing. You draw good pay. lead healthy
life. cat nourishinE food. receive free
sick. You owe il TO your future TO in
vestiRatc this offer. Apply Navy Re-
cruiting Station, Allison Building
Richmond. Va
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SITUATION wANTED-professiona,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED. by n Wholesale hardware
house in Baltimore. a travelling sales.
man OF capacity. energy and good adj
dress. with full information as to sec
ton Travelled, and with references as to
character. The Carlin & Fulton Co,
Baltimore. Md
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SITUATION wANTED-slaIe.

WANTED. employment In or near city
for white and colored boys. IL to II
years Of age. Juvenile Court Of Eich-
dolph 622.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-26

SHEET metal workers and cornice
makers wanted. Apply to r. E Piper
Roofing Company. Q South Eighth
Street
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CLEAN. attractive double rooms EX-
cellent table board. zoo East Grace
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SUMMER MISUNDERSTANDING Git,
KENYON HALL

On beach. Mt Belmont Avenue, Chelsea Tn.
opstrueted ocean view: running water In all
rooms; elev.: capacity 500. fHOa KENT
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WANTED young. unmarried man as
bookkecper: one familiar with keep
Eing OF costs: position open immcdia tclv:
sapplicants advise experience and salary
Expected. Standard Slate Corporation.
Esmont, Va.
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CNFURNISHED fiat OF large rooms
and bath. 10 adults 6lS East Leigh
Street.
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BOARDING..

THE JAMES will open August under
new management. Furnished rooms
with or without board. Oil East Leigh
Street Everything new and uD-to-date
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WANTED. position on large farm, or
as manager; married man Best ref
erences Charles Wingo, Jetersville
Va
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FOR SALE-AnilnaIs.
STORAGE AND MOVING.

WANTED, rooms to store furniture. on
CHURCH Hill; must be reasonable
Phone Mad. 2OS5-J
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SECOND floor fiat, sos East Leigh
Street. rooms and kitchenette, gas,
water. fire. No small children. Ref
erences exchanged. For 5000 per an
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-10

? EW YORK. March 10.-Scene
= Madison Square Garden on the
night Of the Welsh-Shugrue
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-10

No orders solicited in violation OF Texas laws
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-10
new YORK FIGHT CLUBS SUFFER;
FEHARE ABLE T1MABE MONEY
Aside From Madison Square Garden No Club Can Accom-
modate More Than 1000 Patrons, With Gross Income
Of About $4,000; About IS Percent Goes to Fighters,
Leaving Promoters Little but Memory of Fight.
By FRANK C. SIENKE

by pitcher Leverenz cost the Browns
S420O-probably the most costly VIC
tory in the history f baseball
Leverenz was wanted by the Feds
They offered him 1000 kOpecks- Lev
erenz was star performer in 1913
and the Browns didn't want to let him
get away. So they raised the ante
S20O and Leverenz signed up at 5000
for the 1914 season
Leverenz won exactly one game in
attempting 10 earn his Keep. He
started the season with ten straight
defeats Then he performed in one
game OF a double header against the
White Sox on September 16 and came
home in front. He pitched in other
games later in the season but was
beaten everytime
Earl Iingling is another example
OF how soft things come some times
for a ball player
Yingling, a pitcher. went from the
Brooklyn Dodgers TO the Cincinnati
Reds last spring in a trade. Just
prior TO that owner Ebbets Of the
Dodgers had signed up Yingling for
three years at a fancy salary. The
contract was an iron clad one and the
Red management assumed it
4ingling fell down miserbly in 1914
and the Reds asked for waivers on
him None Of the. clubs in the Amer
lean or National league wanted him.
Neither did any Of the international
league or the American association
None wanted TO assume that war time
salary contract.
1t finally was arranged for Tingling
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-10
Did Curley Really Insist On Juarsz?
-:I- -:II:- -:II:- -:II;- -:I:-
Cablegram To New York Raises Doubt
BY @BECKg

Tex O'Rourke. Jim Savage, Walter Mon
ahan. Jack Hemple and T. A. Well
Lawrence Weber. who is now in Los
Angeles. viii follow i'm a few days with
his brother.
All members Of the Willard party
seem sincere in their regrets at leaving
FL PasO. Tex O'R0urlle asted as spOSes-
man for the sparring partners today
and said that the people Of FL Paso
had treated every member Of the party
.magnificently" and that each and ev-
cry one Of them regretted the transfer
to Havana.
Big Jess Willard left Los Angeles for
Fl Paso Tuesday afternoon and was due
here on the Golden state limited this
afternoon
F. A. We'll, treasurer Of the promotion
syndicate finished refundiug the ticket
money this morning All but a few OF
the tickets were redeemed and the
holders Of the missing pastebOards did
not send them in for redemption Those
who still hold tickets are advised to
communicate with Mr. Well or Mr. Cur
ley. in care OF Richard Klegin. at Ha-
vana, and their money viii be prompt
" refunded
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-10

"HE fight game in New York,
from the promoters viewpoint, is
l. very much on the blink The
show corporation. which conducts
bouts in Madison Square Garden, is
about the only one in Gotham that is
making money, and its profits are
somewhat skinny.
Outside Of the garden there is no
club that can pack in more than 2000
1ans- The gross income from such
house is around $4,000. present day
fighters won't enter the ring Tor
putting sums and about Sc percent Of
the gross income goes to the bat
tiers. The other II percent is eaten
up by lighting bills, rent advertising
and other 1enses-
In the a.ority Of the clubs in and
around New York city the capacity is
1000 admissions-and less. The clubs
cannot draw big enough hOuS2 TO
pay star scrappers, so they stage sec
ond and third raters. The fans won't
pay big prices to see such fighters,
perform One dollar TO 81 is the limit
That means about $500 gross for a
club that can accommodate 500 per-
sons Most fighters these days-even
20 the joke white hOpes'-Want that
much for their appearance
Yes, indeed, the boxing game is
athletics when the performer gets
about 90 percent Of the gold dust
A St Louis statfsfician has figured
L out that the sole game won in 1914
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-10
''Beck's' Amen Corner


FREDDIE WELSH put al effective
end to Charlie Whites cham
pionship aspirations the other night.
Thursday night, in New York,
Freddie viii take on Willie Ritchie.
Freddie wants to be careful and not
beat Willie by too big a margin OF
his earning powers over the ten
round circuit will be greatly cur
tailed. Joe Shugrue is about out Of
the game, owing to optic trouble,
and after Ritchie, there will only be
Duffy and Griffiths left for Welsh as
real drawing cards. Of course, it Is
just possible that Willie Richie viii
upset the kettle Of dope by winning
a newspaper decision.
I ARNEY LICHTENSTEIN, man
- ager of Joe Yelling, is seeking
to put his boy against Freddie
Welsh, and says that Joe has a hay
maker punch which would give him
a chance against the champion. Tom
Jones, who managed Matty McCue,
says that Yelling was in McCue's
camp and never showed the punch
he is supposed to have. And as for
Welsh, Tom says that he can make
yelling quit from sheer fatigue any
time he wants to. By the way,
Tom has one boost for Freddie and
declares that the champion is still
fast enough to retain that title for
another year. As Tom manages Ad
Wolgast, exchampion, it is all the
more interesting for Ad declares
that Freddie is a joke champion.
Let me see, wasn't it Battling Mel
son who used to refer to Wolgast
as 'the cheese champion? These
ex-champs never seem to know
when they have had enough.
BOSWELL, N. NJ, is right on the
map these days as a result of
the victory of the New Mexico Mill
tary college cadets in the rifle shoot
ing contests open to the whole
United States. The Calgary, Al
berta, high school cadets last year
won the rifle shooting championship
Of the whole British empire. Why
not arrange an international tele-
graph shoot between these two
teams? They have international
rifle matches for the Palma trophy.
There's no reason why the boys
shouldn't have a chance as well as
the men. The winners Of a Ros-
well-Calgary match could pretty
near claim a world title.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-10
GOOD SCORES MADE
IN BOWLING SERIES
COurchesne Team Takes Two Out OF Three
Games From sherman Five; BOgue
Team Wins From WatsOn's.

Some very good scores were made In the
WigWam bowling series Tuesday night.
when two matches postponed some time ago
were rolled Courchesne's five took two OF
three games from the Shermans. The latter
came strong in the final game. after get
ting a poor start. and nabbed the victory
by five pins Fuentes was the only bowler
10 hit The 200 mark and had the high single
with 201, but no less than five got above
500 in the aggregate and Barela barely
missed that mark by one pin Courchesne
had the high aggregate with 534.
Bogue's team stepped some" in the
match with the Watsous and the best scores
Of the month resulted In the second game
the BoEues rolled s15. and their total for
three games was e5Of- The Watsous. too.
were in extra good form and McLain car
ried off the high aggregate with 579. Dill
lard was not far behind with 56s. Two Of
the three games went 10 the Bogues The
scores follow:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-10

M Madison Square Garden on the
- night Of the Welsh Shugrue
fight A scowIinC gent sinks in after
the preliminaries are over, showing the
way TO a couple Of young women
Evidently the gent has brought the
ladies under protest
First girl after settling herself in
her seat and looking around)-Why,
there's a lot of women here. One. two,
three. fOur-I see over a dozen L
thought you said women didn't come,
Herman-They don't or anyway
they OUEhtcu to. Somebody oughtah
take a punch at Jimmy johnson for
lettin' it git around at Games kin sit in
here.
second GirI-Why. I think it's lovely.
What were those men saying to YOU
when we came down the aisle. Hermann
Herman-Td hate to tell yuh. They's
a lottah stiffs aron here at think
they're kiddin' somebody.
First Girl deeply inJerested)-We
but who was that nice looking fellow
that seemed TO know you-the one that
said "Oh-oh"2
Herman-Aw, I don't know his name
diden look up. Maybe il was Dan
NcKetricl1. He's always around SOM
mers- This towns Eettin' so people
can't do nothin' without him bein'
around sOmmers to see IL come of.
On'y he amt good lOokin'-
came. Jen2 Isn't IT exciting?
Herman-YOu wudden a-came II
madden taken at lass drink. I muss
he Eettin' nUtty to bring a cOuplah
danes here Somebody oughtah to
take a punch at Jimmy Johnston.
That Was Another Night
First Girl-Don't be so grouchy. The
night Mr.. Curley Mobiles took Hattie
they had a lovely time, and afterward
they went to Jack and
Herman-Jack's hey2 c h arley
Mobiles, hey2 say. don't do att Don't
do att 10 me-not to Herman, I bin
'rond~here a long time.
First Girl Indignantly suppose
you think he didn't, don't you2 DO
you know Mr.. Nobles2
Herman-No. I doan. but wannah
meet him IL he's as good as you say. I
didden think they was any more OF
'em left in New York When DO 1 meet
him.
Second Girl-Aren-t these seats COM
Portable Why don't they have cush-
ions. Did you ever see so many far
men in your life2 Is that stage the
place where they put on the acts Oh,
I could just scream I'm so excited, I
suppose it well be terribly brutal and
everything
First GirI-Yes I've heard my brother
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-10

TO go 10 Salt Lake. that club to pay
him a certain salary and the Cincin-
natl club to make up the difference
And then Tingling decided he didn't
want TO 90 to salt Lake city.
The Red management is in a guam
dairy II must pay Ningling his sal
airy for the next two years whether or
no And Yingling won't so TO clubs
that are located in towns that he
doesn't like.
II would be a rather odd happening
If the Reds. unable to dispose OF
Yingling. were forced to keep him and
for Ymgling to turn right around and
pitch marvellous baseball. Stranger
things have happened.
YinEling is a good pitcher He
showed up well with the Dodgers.
despite poor supper And that boy
Iingling is a natural hitter. He led
the National league batters in 1913
with an average OF -3S5 in 40 games.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-10

HID promoter Jack Curley do his
best to bring Jack Johnson to
Juarez2 Curley wired here that
he had and that the negro positively
refused to come His associates here
credit Curley with doing everything
possible TO get the big smoke to the
Mexican town But Jack Curley him
self evidently thinks he did not try
very hard for Juarez- At least. IL we
are TO believe a cablegram which Cur
ley sent to q New York friend last
Thursday night IL looks as though Cur
ley was brought around to the Havana
standpoint for financial consideration
in the shape Of prospective increased
gate receipts.
The New York friend who received
the cable from Curley was inconsiderate
enough 10 give II out TO the neWspa-
pers- He possibly overlooked the fact
that IL might find its way 10 FL PasO.
Here is how ii reads:
Il am looking ground over thor
oughly. VIII decide in a couple OF
days. Johnson looks good. He is
an idol here and hates leaving but
will go 10 Juarez if 7 insist. If
do business here. Klegin is the
right party He is the man Of the
hour. Jack Curley."
Evidently Jack did not insist very
hard on the Juarez trip for the negro
He talked Of shark promoters and so
forth when he was leaving here for
Havana, but wired from the Cuban city
10 New York giving a boost for one Of
the very men he knocked here
The Willard party. consisting Of IL
persons. viii leave here Thursday
morning for Havana The party viii
consist Of Jess Willard. Tom Jones, Mrs
Jones, Mrs. Curley and two children
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-10
Two Danes See the Champ In Action
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Action? Well, It's Mostly Dancing
BY DAMON RUNYON.

say that sometimes the fighters get
all bloody and look perfectly awful l
hope nobody gets killed. I'd died
just die know I would. Who are
all those men with their stOmachs up
against the PLATFORM
Herman-Thems sportin' writer's,
They put what comes off in the papers.
They tell who wins the fights. but I
wudden bet a nickel on some of 'em-
Not a nickel-W'y the night White
First Girl-Sporting writer's Oh,
show me Mr.. Camp I'd love 10 see him.
Brother reads all his writings. and
thinks he's fine. Which one is he2
Herman-lIist Campo I don't make
him What paper is he ono Campo You
sure you got the name right2 They's
Ed Curley there and Joe Norton and
Hype IgOe-Tll int-ruh-duce you TO
Hype il you wanuah meet him And
theys Joe Villa. and Tad know Bob
to speak tO-but / don't know nobody
named Camp
lebrities. Hattie says that Mr. Mobiles
pointed out Alfred q. Vanderbilt and
John Drew and Diamond Jim Brady,
and everybody, the night they were
here.
He knows the PIekpOekets-
Hermann doau know them guys you
mention, but they's Bob Vernon over
there. and Harry Burke. and John the
Barber. and Dick Curlev- and Harry
Stevens. and John J. McGraw, and
Vince Trainer, and George Rodel, and
Peter Finley Dunno. and Bob Arm
strong, and Ike Dorgan-. And I'll show
YOU the best pickpOcket in this town II
1 can see him.
Second Girl-Who is that man climb
ing upon the stage2 Why he hasn't
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-10

THE fight game in New York.
from the promoters viewpoint, is
4 very much on the blink. The