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Evening star., 1915-06-10
Sothern-Marlowe Farewell.

The occasion probably viii also mark
The last appearance on the stage OF
Miss Julia Marlowe and her husband,
+. Fl. Sothern. and their offering is
likely to be a memorable one. Both
have been living in retirement in
Washington for some time and We're on
the eve of leaving for their summer
home in Connecticut Only the ex-
traordinary character of the benefi;
performance prompted them TO change
their arrangements.
From the standpoint of entertain
ment. the performance is expected to
Dc unusually elaborate and meritori-
Gus. Miss Clara Lambert will sing
aud the Columbia Musical Comedy will
be repre- sented py several of it's most
prominent members. Miss Eleanor
Henry will sing "A Wonderful Time
and Because: William Pruette, the
we'll known baritone. will have a solo.
Harry Short win contribute "A Few
Moments Of Fun: Miss Edna Munsey
Will sing and Miss Leonore Novasion
and Eddie Morris will present "A Bit
Of Fairyla and
Evening star., 1915-06-10
FAIRFAX TO LEVY TOLL
ON WASHINGTON ROAD
Providence District Residents Petl-
ton Adopted by Trustees-July
Meeting 70 Fix Rate.
Special Correspondent of The star

Epccla! t.frrasIi 1nglrn 81 lll' >Itl.
rAIEFAN Cot-RT HOUSE. Va. June
Iu--At the June nlcetin" II tf;.' huaru
OF supervisors il was decided "N Il
,,,,,,,i,.,,us %nr. 10 ievy tolls upon the
users Of the macadem ro2G. ~"oh 70 's
conlpIeteti. connecting Fairi.tN Win
Washington. by way Of vienna. Lang
lev and the ,'h:.ir bridge. rms ;tctloh
vs taken under authority Of an act
passed ai the special session or the
general aSsemhiN giving y power
10 establish ioils.ttes on improved
roads within the county. nuinber
Of residents Of Pro, i,ieHce district.
through uhirt, the road runs. ana atSo
several ui,iI2I,srS - II. committee CO.
opcratin= with the i,o:,r.i ii the matter
OF road construction III t'r"> iicmce dis
trici III Il. before the board and pre-
senttd their NiCwS. aud in addition
petition was presented from neariN
nfty residents OF The chest erp}ook
neic chl,orho"d asking for tho eStihli 'h-
Inent of i toll sESt,nl. .Fi.. "@inicH Of
ali present Was uuanjmouS'A ~ iaEo:
OF establishing tnll,#teS.
The views Gi proponents u toll $y $
tenn We're presented ~ THO "a T.
Keith. Merton T.. church. courty sur
veyor: Joseph Berry ard otheis all OF
W hOn; laid - CsS Ipnii the cost OF
maintaining the new road. i vas
stated thar the road taN levied ~
t'r", idcuce district nov raises about
SEE" i wear.
II Witl require ahpGt Si.Jnh t-sar
additional to pay interest and prlacipai
on the recent bond issue OF S,o.ooe and
a bout 81. 40 10 keep the seventeen
miles ~ road in good repair. or about
sSuG q mile. tho toia! prospective road
expenditure III he district pring there
fore Si@..nu annually. foui times TIE
amount d the existing road tax.
III sicr Of this financial situation ii
was considered hy those f'Eo.':uS tle
toll proposition inparatit" to OBTAIN
other revenue than that derived from
taXation. II is estimated that possibly
s-.aan might be derived from tolls.
In defense - The coll system Nj. chnrch
said il was coming back into favor IN
many places ou account OF III" expense
OF maintenance and the groWt! of
tourist travel. q toll system being the
only pra "ticabie rncthud OF compelling
outside motorists to contribute TO the
up3lcelr OF roads used by them. The
date of establishing The toN system
ard the rates of toll to charged Will
be determined at the July meeting o.
the board.
Evening star., 1915-06-10
Country Fair.

The country fair held Monday and
Tuessiay at the home of Mrs. :. =. Nui-
hall, under tine auspices of thc Aiexan-
dria -F:tirfax Suffrage League was a sue
cess. many hundreds OF people attending
Supper was served each evening. Mon
day evening Miss Elsie Hill Of Washing
ton was present and talked on the Susan
e Anthony amendment. and Mrs. George
X AlleriSon and Mrs. X. &. l.. Monoure
contributed musical numbers. Tuesday
evenin. Miss Perry of Washington gave
n brief tails. Among the visitors from
Washington were DR. and Mrs William
Tyndan, Mrs w T Bulch Mrs. DesSez,
Miss Robinson. Miss Messer and Mrs,
Baden.
Evening star., 1915-06-10
S.one-Rrennan Wedding.

Prof Ormond stone of centervliie
ard Miss Mary F. Brennan of the
ss neiehborhood were married TO-DAY
at Zion Episcopal Church Rev. Harry
Lee. rector of Christ Church, Char
lottesville. assisted by Rev. Fran
Page. rector of Zion Episcopal Church,
performed the ceremony. The bride
was escorted by her brother. Frederieh
Brennan Of Chicago Mrs. Thomas +.
Keith played the weddiG" march. The
church vas beautifully decorated with
mink roses. peoniee and mountain
laurel Imin ediately after the cere-
rnony y vseddihG breakfast was served
at the tavern. the guests being Rev.
and Mrs FRANK Page, Rev. Harry Lac.
Misses Libbie and Grace Brennan, sis
ters OF the oride. of Hinton, W. va
Mrs t4plden. Misses Holden, Mr.. and
Mrs Fleming. Mrs. De Bell. Mr.. Wrenn
and Mrs. Judge Finnel DR.. and Mrs.
Stone left for wedding trip and on
their return viii be at home at Center
Vile
Prof Stone was for many yea rs
teacher of astronomy at the University J
Of Virginia at Charlottesville. and is 4
brother Of Melville +. Stone. general
manager of the Associated Press in
New York.
Evening star., 1915-06-10
Society

CONTINUED from Eighth Page.>
Evening star., 1915-06-10

Mrs Rohiey T. Evans will Leave
Washington today for Newport. where
she will pass the summer, Her dausn-
ter Mrs Charles &. Marsh Who IS IN
Indiana. Will join her about June u.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-31
TEMPLE NEGRO IS
BURNED AT STAKE
ADMITTED CRIME But CLAIMED III
WAS HIRED TO COMMIT IT BY
SOME WHITE MEN
CRv Associated Press F,

Temple. Texas. july 3l-Will STANLEY
a negro arrested Friday ~ connection with
Wednesday, hammer murder, ~ which
three children were killed and " Il Crime
and wife seriously beaten wa- taken by 2
mob TO the pubic square II midnight and
burned at the stake Two other negroes
were under arrest on the same charge
Stanley had on pair Of GrIme~' trou~-
er- when arrested.
The other two necror- We're relea "A
ter midnight and told to leave the city i'm
mediately Stanley told the oihccr- hc
bought Grimes trou-er- from the two men
released, but failed TO convince the Officers.
STANLEY struggled violently when thrown
into the FIRE.
lie begged 10 be allowed 70 live until Sat
urdav 20 he could point out the ''white
man. who hired him ~ commit the crime
One shot was fired from the crowd bat 4
j. not known il It struck Stanley
The city y quiet TODAY following the
burning of Stanley. who Wa wearing
Grimes trousers and was suspected ~ the
hammer MURDER The burned remains VT
the negro. which were hanging 20 the
Chamber Of Commerce electric street sign
were cut down this forenoon
The two pecro suspects who were re-
leased by the police were seen al Taylor to-
day 6fty miles south ~ here going fast
Some one near Tavlor hot ~ them. Ne
groe~ here are following their usual occu-
pations. undl~turhed
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-31
GERMAN AI0MFN
RAID TOWNS in
FRANCE TODAY
GREAT AIR ACTIVITY ON WEST
FRONT INDICATED BY REPORTS
FROM PARIS.
CHILD KILLED Ar 6RAvtLlNES--
NANCY B0wBARDEp-AMERI-
CAN WOUNDED BY BOMB.
CBy Associated Press I,

Paris. July Sherman avIator- this
morning bombarded Gravehne= and anoth
e. ,own nearby. At Gravehne- one child
We killed There was No damage at other
places
~ Areonne the French exploded q mlne
and captured IN excavation. German avI-
ator- bomhardcd Nancy. dong mall dam
age. French shell brought down one aero
plane near the German hne,. The ava
tor escaped. hut the French captured the
machine
4 German hell fell INTO 2 me room ot
the field hospital ~ W. American amhu
lance Of Par- while the staff wa at din
ner today. L penetrated to the cellar
where Il exploded A French ORDERLY was
killed and one American was slightly
wounded
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-31
ssssss.s...,ssssss. :
SIR EDWARD GREY Is CONTENT TO
LEAVE RIGHTS AND WRONGS
TO JUDGMENT or U. S.
PEOPLE.

London. July 31-Sir Edward Grey. the
British Minister for Foreign Affairs. ha>
gwen the following authorized statement to
The Associated Pres:
~ Lay- been ked IA send MESSAGE 10
the lfnited state ~ America at the end ot
tlr first wear of the war
".Tbc reasons which led Great Britain to
declare war and the ideals for which she l.
fighting have been frequently set forth.
They are fully understood IN America ! do
not feel. therefore, there J. any need to
repeat them now ! am quite contented to
leave the rights and wrongs Of the causes
and conduct Vt the war to the judgment or
the American people.
''The United Kingdom, and the entire
Empire. together with their gallant Allie.
have never been more determined than they
are today to prosecute tins war to sue
cessful conclusion which will result IN hon
orablc and enduring peace based on liber
lty, and not burdensome militarlsm.'
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-31
FRENCH MILITARY AUTHORITY SAYS
NEVER SINCE WAR BEGAN HAS
FRANCE BEEN MORE
READY
lBy Associated Press

Paris. july 5lA year Of war finds
France j. fit to continue the struggle 70
the end and confident of the outcome, SAYS
Count Adrien Lanne- IL Montehello IN a
review of tie fi-t twelve months of hos
Count de Montebello, recognized autnv-
ity on military affairs. was one of the
strongest advocates 1T the three year mill
tarv service law. and it co-author with
the former Premier. Louis BaTthou He
80, formerly Deputy from Rheims and Vice
Pre- esident Of the Committee on Military AT
fairs Of the Chamber If Deputies. Hi
grandfather was Marshal LanneS. at whose
death on the battlefield of E--hng Napol-
en- D. said to have wcpt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-31
Arkansas 1hcfIi-
Killed In RAM,
On Whiskey Camp

O~ceoll. Ark. lu. jl ->htuH -tr
Maiden oi Cutfrnden county ana tH ur.
known negro were hnt tn death tpdfI
when an officer pcs attempted ~ d'y-
light to raid nn ALLEGED hootIerGlnE camp
nm island Nn IA in thr Mi--i--inw risrr.
The -heur ana -t,cral miIummen and
depHue- had planned -ErnH-e otto ct pa
hr'.-r ,'- o' thc island NM davhrruk.
hnt their arrival Na- Discovered fnd ~
shooting followed Th ,al.rd ht lsr-
reo1 known a- renhe rnn- INV hrutir--
rcT-.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-31
GERMANS OVERCOME DIFFICULTY or
SUPERIOR NUMBERS BY ALTER
NATE ACTIONS ON EAST
AND WEST

Berlin. .Iuly 3l Major Ernest Nnraht,
the military CORE pondent "a the Berlmer
Tagchla;t. REVIEWING the twelve month WY
rhe war. for The Associated Pre- -av-:
"h year aro coalition with r0~"r-
f.-
than Rave the two Central Power, anu li.rlr
combined arme- originally outuumhered
those ti the latter The Central State.
horever. have known how to improve thu
uitfcut -tuation wv alternately taking tha
Offensive and defensive on the Western Hnd
Eastern fronts.
an the west the German armie- II
rapid. triumphant advance carried timer
standards within 80 miles of PARIS and
have kept them flying there since mid
September Even though the RIGHT and left
wings of our wide flung battlefront m
France and Belgium have been bent h0cl-
since then because there was no other
method for the time OF counteractina thenu-
merical superiority ot the British. French
and Belsian=l -til We hold the position
fortified during the nine month, firmly M
our hands. - that almost al oi Belgium
and the northwestern Department WIT
France have been occupied IN the troop
Of Germany.
"In the East the Austro-G German armie-
first held up the Russian millions on the
Galician frontiers and then were forced to
-
iority. ~ intrench them-elve5 on the crest
~ the CaIpathians and 70 beat back nm
| I'll May 1t the Russian assault with heavy
losses Meanwhile Field Mar hal Won
EIIndenburg IN Ta=t Prussia wa able ~
destroy several large Russian armies and
free East Prussia. To occupy conformity
with Autria troops Poland almost ~ Tie
!Vistula river and in the northeast To carry
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-31
Came Through Laredo
Without a Hitch, Says

Coming from Victoria where he hai
been dong relief work among the halt
starved people, Rev. y. J.. Ross OF
Brownsville took the longer and much
more costly route through Monterrrt
and Laredo because | was told | cnuld
ret through Laredo directly" he said.
hut | would have to undergo 4 twelve
day quarantine before | could enter "a
Brownsville. | came through Laredo. a.
predicted. without 4 hiteL | was ~
Mntcrrcy for more tEaE three weeks
1T various times. and if there was ANY
typhuS there | knew nothing If II
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-31
ONE AMERICAN KiLLED-NO COMPLi-
CATIONS WILL FOLLOW FOR
SHIP REFUSED TO STOP
WHEN ORDERED TO.
FIVE or CREW KILLED, 81 ARE LAND
Ed SAFELY-AMERICAN WAS
MULETEER AND DIED FROM
SHELL WOUND.
Try Associated Press.)

London. July 3l-A German submarine
sank the Levland liner Iherian. Five Of the
crew were killed and two died later aboard
"A rescue boat from inlurie-. Sixty one ~
the crew were landed safely The Iheran
wa q 5000 ton steamer. She sailed from
Boston for Manchester and made the trip
safely although submarine chased her
then.
The tive men were killed by she'll fire AT
ter the -helhng the submarine torpedoed
tie yes-el.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-31

3lPaul Hudson publisher q Herald.
family prisoner
unknown
personally broke h el American diplomatic correspond
ak forcipy from Allan MALLORY
here
made to
BraZa M he
houed
Govern
hayeb beenrem tin greatly
alarm
neaZap quoted M t lna- -pannrd Foreign
VI with
Nj arl
of
most Of without trutd 10
lower-a are fleeing tow vtdthe
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-31
1000 ATTEND
FUNERAL OF
NUMBER 800

ohroIr" Ill lult il--A public fune-
ral attended hr mor. than 900 persons
was silt toiav lnr While Nnvoty aged
seven. an Eastland disaster victim. H.,
was tAe boy with Y ho.c .u tie trou
af hs luc.. gUI who iHy tur several
days unidentified. Iis father mother
and sister We're also drowned his agrd
grandmother being the only survivor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-31
Ship Di5regarded Warning BY Sub

Washington n. C July b. Only
one American was Killed when the
Iherian was sunk He was a muleteer
named Whylev The Ibcrian disregarde.i
tho submarine 5 warning 70 stop. Later
the German commander gave the crew
time tr take ~ hoate before trine tho
torpedo Nhylev died from shock and
she'll wounds.
Probably ~ American complications
are involved because the lherlan dlsre
gardcd the warning
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-31
Thrilling Air Fight
Is Incident OF The
Campaign AT Warsaw

Petrosrad. July 3l--one Of the thrilling
minor incidents of the Warsaw campaign
wa, fight in the air July . between Rus
sian and Austrian aeroplaneS. one on each
side. The Russian plane was below the
Austrian. but by>lncc~~ant firrsg he forced
the Austrian 10 descend. and then planed
to earth after IT. disappearing. The Rus
sian was n young officer and the aeroplane
of a new type and very powerful.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-31
Jury Refuses 10
Convict Man Wfo
Carried Whiskey

ClarE-burg WI WI July Sl--un w.
ground that II would he cruel and unu sii
pun- hment ~ the meaning n the natirn.l
constitution ~ fine = man 800 and impF'
on hum for two months for carrying wht--
key N hls pocket, jury last night rcfu IA
u convict Andrew TiIlnan and acquitted
him. This T. the third jury 10 express thr
same opinion Of the law.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-31
Gid Owner OF Big
Fortune Weds Today
tBy Associated Press }

Harbor Point Mich. July 3l-More
than 500 cue-t- are here today for the we'd
ding Of Howard II. Spaulding. Jr., Of Chi
cago and Ms Barker The latter u said to
possess q fortune oi f20.000.00 to t31.-
.oooooo The couple will spend their hon
aymoon ~ the Orient The groom i p. the
bride Il
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-31
TWO MEN LOST
LIVES TRYING
TO SAVE THIRD
tBy Associated II ssN

Beaumont. Tex JuIy Ut Three mtH
vrrc a-phtNmtrd To-day hy rap rock raa
~ an crntv SOC barrel cNpre mi tank
Tom N'rh"I ou lp-f hi hie hr-t. John
Ohll and M n Eurk l"-t their hvr Nv
m m-ur. 'ul aft,mrt fa lvr Ni,hui nn
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-31
6 HA|T|ENS WERE
KILLED IN FIGHT
WITH MARINES

Washington p. G., July Silt was
learned TO-DAY that -iN n3tives Fsre killed
at Port An Prince llaul night before last
m. the heht with the American marines
landing party, which cost the lives % two
American -eamcn. The cIty u quiet to
day, the native being IN -amed
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-31
adless Shoulders
Snug Waists, Tight
Trousers For Winter

New York, y. T., July 31-The style
committee VI the Clothing Dc igner- A7-
-oaation announce- today that men coats
this winter viii have padle -houlder-.
mug waist. aud abbreviated lengths.
Trou-er4 viii be tight
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-31
AEROPL LANES IN
AIR COLLIDE, |
A|RMAN IS DEAD
tRv Associated Press }

Chartres, France July 3l.-An aero
plane today making u sweep volplane col
ided with another machine about two hum
dred feet above the aviation field here. Both
the machines fell One aviator was burned
to death, the other was seriously wounded.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-31
Prediction OF Coming
Of Christ Is Denied

Fort Worth. Tex. July 3l.-The Seventh
Dav AdventisiS IN annual conference ai
Delworth. near here, deny the story at
Thursday that the Adventists expect the
.econd coming of Christ when the allies
capture Sonstantinople.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-31
His review follow

Ills review follow:
France was not expecting war. and her
preparations therefore were less complete
than those ot her adver-arie~ who. know
ing their intentions. had accumulated an
Immense supply of fighting material and
disposed ~ their troop IN such manner
a- to strike the most powerful blow which
they were capable ot.
Germany threw against Belgium and
France - army corps. or almost her en-
t.re military force a. mobllized ~ August.
nder the impact at the German advance
the French armies, with their British allies,
suffered INITIAL rever~e~ and great losses,
especially II the battle OF Charlerol While
ltne French armies were IN retreat a nation
Al ministry was formed and the civil popu-
lation Of France ORGANIZED for war The
French and British armies stood on the
line of the Marne from point near Pan-
t. the Eastern frontier Of France. They
received the shock at more than | .200,0 ,0O0
German troops, and defeated them with
somewhat inferior forces. The Germans
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-31
Oklahoma Rate Hearing Continued.

Especial "a The IIeraldD
~-eklahoma City. Okla, July 3l.--The Ok
lahoma passenger rate hearing has been
continued until September 6.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-31
Four British Trawlers Sunk.
lBy Assnciated I'ress

London. July 31.--A submarine TODAY
sunk four British trawlers. The crew were
saved
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-31
Moore Heads Fine Arts.

Washngs y. y. e. Juv - NJ 'harles
Moore of Detroit was elected chairman
uf the national fine arts cummi,SIun sue
ccoding Daniel French of Now York.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-31
AUSTRIANS CAPTURE LUBLIN
RUSS LINES MAY BE BROKEN
Won BUEL0W CONTINUES DRIVE ON THE NORTH
TO CUT THAT RETREAT==RUSS
ARMY IN GRAVE PERIL
tBy Associated Press }

VIENNA July slrhe office that Austrian
lin
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-31
(By Associated Press. J

Switzerland july 3Pyate dispatches
the Russian atandonrng Warsaw.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-31
REIGN OF TERROR IN THE
CAPITAL CAUSES PEOPLE
To APPEAL FOR u. S. AID
BY ASSocia ted Press y

SAN ANTONIO Tex July 3A Crranza here Canza
reoccupnd Mexico City last night brcf fight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-31

continued from page ). }
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-30
MAHAN GIVEN A PLACE


CHICAGO March 20 For the purpose
NJ making rules 10 govern dirt track an
tomobilc races In the territory. covered
nv The American Association n Fairs ard
EypOsltiuns the International Motor Con
test association was organized here yes
tcrdnv Two oklahoma men were elected
10 office In the new association which
covers the whole country The Oklaho
mans are \ Mahan " Oklahoma City.
secretary and treasurer G y Cameron
NJ Alta. OK director q W Dickinson NJ
Detroit IL the president Of the new asso
citation
The new organization has no inten
tion or aim to conflict with the Amcri
cou automobile association according to
the announcement issned nv the officials
following the election M Officers
The aim NJ the new organization
said President Dickinson rs IN control
and improve auto racing an hirt tracks
ana to limit the would he barustorminr
ngrreRations that annually sprlng up I'm
different parts NJ the country and hold
mlsmanaged and dangerous racing track
meets
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-30

rSho is that man. stranger said,
with Jewels on his hands ?
perrbspcr A blolUed landlord with a
flock Of fertile lands
That short and lop cared lad" ! said
with Jewels On his fist
Ii merely Battling BattlenNe. com
mon pugilist
And who IL yondsr bum who stands
In poverty and tears,
And looks ~ II he hNd not had meal
in seven years"
"why. don't Jou know that man,
cried You poor unlettered bloatcr
That man Is Rudolph Rcndycnah, the
famous fight promoter
A fight promoter. according TO our idea
of him seldom makes any money Like
the trust mngnhte he is In the game mere
ly for the excitement Of the thing
Jack Curley II one Of the promoters
who are in pugillsm FOR the good OF the
game You probably viii believe the above
statement Il you do not know Jack Cur
ley
Rim Van winRlc yswncd and stretched
himself
How long hsv. been asleep" he
asked
Twenty years they Hald.
We'll what's the latest news"
Rat Nelson Ia going to fight again %
How long have / been asleep
Twenty years"
"whaddaya tryin to do-kid some
body ,"
whcreupon he turned over and went
To sleep again.
Jack Johnson" says Tommy Burns
rs the poorest champion we have ever
had so poor that he allowed Tommy
Burns 10 stay almost fifteen rounds.
Even though the year IL sull young
Lee Nagee IL In midseason form lie
took a punch at player In practice
game
Pep vs Pip.
A baseball team IN full ~ pep on every
training trip.
But later on It seems to be afflicted with
pip
The baseball scrihes who rave over the
enthusiasm Of team In training evident
" get their Impressions when they see
the athletes at meal time
Being champion on the no declsion
circuit il much like playing stud WITH
an ace in the hole.
A large gslnNv NJ our pugllists cole
hratrd " pHtrlck's day In fitting
manner They went out after the long
green.