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In and Out of the Bee Hive.

Miss Ethel Turkey leaves next week for
a visit Of several weeks in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A C. johnson have
gone TO New York for two weeks.
Mr.. Louis Nash left Thursday for a
two weeks business trip to New York.
Mrs. w. r. McKeen returned Tuesday
from the east, where she has been since
August,
Mr.. Willard Hosford went to Salt Lake
City Wednesday and is expected back
tomorrow.
Miss Louise Lewis. the guest of Miss
Helen Clarke, leaves today for home in
De Kalb. ILL.,
Mrs Holmes. who was guest of her
daughter, Mrs. C. A. Hull last week, re-
turned to Lincoln Monday
MIR. and Mrs Edward S. williams re-
turned last week from California, where
they have been since last July.
Mrs. Louise Straus and son. Morris,
left Saturday evening for visit Of sew
eral months in New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Goldsmith leave to-
day for Excelsior Springs to stay for
two weeks. at the Elms hotel.
Miss Ruth Wigglesworth of Boston. who
was the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Robert
HOLSTER, left Monday for her home.
Mrs. Elizabeth B. Sarson, who has been
spending the summer in the east. has
returned to her home at 6l4 North For
tieth street.
Mrs. j. DeForest Richards returned
Monday from New York Miss Charlotte
Callahan. who went east with her. is ex-
pected home this week.
General and Mrs. E. F. Test have re-
turned from visiting their son, Lieuten-
ant Frederick Test. in New Mexico. Mrs
I Test was south for nearly a year.
| Mrs. w. S. PoppletOn arrived home
| Thursday from three weeks stay in the
east. which included a visit at Mr.. and
Mrs. Hoxie Clarke's country place al
Belvedere. N. Y.
Mr.. C. F. McGrew has returned from a
weeks visit at his boyhood home IN
eastern Iowa He was accompanied bS
r. C. Dewitt Of New York, who also
twisted there with him.
DR. and Mrs. Edwin N. Robertson and
SON. Master Norris. of Concordia, Kan,
are visiting Or. Robertson's mother Mrs
John A. Dempster. The DR.. and Mrs
Robertson are taking a motoring trip.
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Pre.Nuntial Entertainments.

The marriage of Miss Kathryn Nc
Clanahan to DIR. Henske on Wednesday
November 3. will be preceded by num-
Der of entertainments in their honor. be-
ginning Wednesday, when Mrs. Ewing
Brown will entertain for them. Mrs. Fred
w. Thomas and Mrs. Myles Standish
have invitations out for an afternoon
bridge Thursday for Miss McClanahan
and the Monday following Mrs, q. w.
Hervey and Mrs. Walter Hopewell OF
Tekamah will give luncheon at the Uni
versity club for the same guest. That
same evening DR.. and Mrs. A. 9. Stokes
and DR.. and Mrs. John Potts will give
a dinner for Miss Mechanism and DR.,
Henske. and Tuesday evening DR., and
Mrs. Mechanism will give the bridal
dinner.
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home Of the Jacksons on the west Gem
ter street road.
Mrs. Charles F. Henderson. who has
been III since che received the news OF
her brothers death In Oregon, continues
to show no Improvement.
Margaret Lee Burgess, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Ward Burgess. who was oper~
ated upon for appendicitis at the Clark
son hospital, Is recovering nicely and
will be removed to her home today
Mrs. c. F. McGrew has returned from
the east, where she has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Wilson Austin. and
Mr. Austin, in their new home at Pei
ham Manor Just outside OF New York
Miss Harriet Smith returned home Sum
day from the east. accompanied by her
uncle, Mr.. J. L. Batchelder OF Boston,
who will remain here the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur c. Smith for a month.
Mrs. George Mixter, who was called
here by the illness Of her mother, Mrs.
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board OF Ak-Sar-Ben goyarnors enter
tanned the king ana queen and the special
maids of honor, occupying seats in a
body. The perfect autumn day afforded
opportunity for many motoring parties.
among them were:
Mr.. Fred Clarke jr., whose guests were
Mise Helen Clarke. Miss Louise Lewis.
Miss Stella Thummel and Mr.. Allen
Turkey.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. w Megeath had with
them. Miss Mary Megeath, Mr.. and Mrs
Windsor Megeath. Mr.. Montgomery. MIR.
Richter and Mr.. Edward Megeath.
Miss Isabel Vlnsonhaler. Miss MeIIora
Davis. Mr.. Ben Gallagher and Mr.. John
Caldwell made up a party.
Miss Louise White was with a marty
OF Lincoln friends.
Mr.. A. p. whitmore with Messrs II.
p. Sarson, Victor Diet5, Amos Thomas
Sam Rees. Jr, w. Il. Wood, Robert
switzler Henry Foster. Howard Baldrtge,
Drs. Cutler and l. s. Cutler.
Others parties we're; Mr.. Walter
Thomas. ten; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jud-
son. ten; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l. Stout.
five; Mr.. Richard Kitchen. six; Mr.. A. l.
Creigh, five; Mr.. Allen Mcdonald, five
Misses Elsa Haarmann. Laura Zim-
norman, Messra. II. A. Vanorsdel, Il.
A. Benson. Albert Bloom, Vincent Has
call. ]. II. Mithen. A. b. Jaqulth. Murray
Upton. u, p. Murphy. Cuthbert Potter
Drexel sibbernsen. Raymond Lowe and
Lieutenant ThoIaas. were other enthus-
lasts attending.
The Misses Florence and Irene Crosse
of Pasadena, with Mr.. George Wright,
will be the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. j.
10. George In their car
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the medical college, r. A. McCabe Of the
pharmacy, Gerald La Violette of the
arts. s. Mulvehlll of the dental and f.
A. Silver OF the law college constitute
the executive committee In charge of
the dances. The following are patrons
and patronesseB:
Mayor and Mrs. ], c. De . nan.
DR.. and Mrs Robert Retzer.
Or. and Mrs. A. II. Nipple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul l.. Martin
DR.. and Mrs. e. II. Breuning
DR.. and Mrs. @. F. Crowley.
Prof. and Mrs. j. c. Arledge.
DR.. and Mrs j. s. Foote.
Prof j. A. Bennewitz.
DR.. ]. A, Graham.
Dan Butler.
Prof. j. Il. O'Brien.
Prof II. c. Newton.
Prof. l.. j. TIE Peel.
Prof. Hugh Gillespie
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MS. Eugene Norris

lions were OF Halloween character, and
children's games were played.
Miss Rose Svacina entertained last
Thursday at her home. Those present
we're:
Mesdames-- Mesdames-
A. l., Horky, A. j. Prohaska,
A. Fuxa, r. II, Prohaska.
Otto Sohlick,
Miss Daisy Maurer entertained Thurs
day evening at a theater party. An early
dinner was served at Maurers cafe
Those present wero;
Mlsses- Misses
Evelyn McFerrin. Daisy Maurer.
Anne Maurer,
Messrs.-- Messrs.--
Vern Hayward, "a. Bowman.
! DR.. Maser,
The Phi Beta Phi was entertained at
luncheon Saturday with Mrs. George Fea-
bury hostess. The decorations were
Halloween in effect, and thirty guests
we're present. Mrs. Feabury wab assisted
by Mrs. william L. Daughn Miss Ger
trude Branch and Mrs. ID. r. Gould.
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Notes Of Interest.

Mr.. Edwin T. Swobe has been appointed
one OF the trustees OF shattuck Military
academy at FaribRult. MINI. Mr.. swobe
is a graduate OF the academy which has
honored him.
Russell Harmon, omaha's tennis cham
pion In singles, won more honors at the
game. this time the Dartmouth college
championship. Russell and his brother,
Park. are both OF Dartmouth and
the latter had been considered one OF
the best tennis players In the college
until his brother arrived upon the scene.
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Past Festivities.

Mrs. A. l.. Reed entertained at lunch
con at her home Thursday In honor of
Miss Keller and Miss Georgia Keller Of
charlettesville. Covers were laid for:
Mesdames- AIesdames-
James Hancock, James Chadwick,
Charles = Keller. Frank p. Johnson,
]. j. Sullivan, John H. Butler,
E u. Balch.
Last Saturday evening about thirty OF
Mr. A. J. Loves friends helped him
celebrate his birthday at a stag" din
ner party at Loveland Farms. This was
also a sort OF house-warming. as II was
the first entertainment In the new home
just completed by Mr., and Mrs. Love on
their farm on the West Leavenworth
road
Mrs. David A. Baum entertained at
luncheon Thursday. Autumn flowers, the
button chrysanthemums. larkspur and
cosmos made an attractive table deoora-
ton. The guests were:
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SOCIAL PLANS FOR THE WEEK
Announcements Of Literary Ma
ture Are Made for the Next
Seven Days.
PARTIES FOR THE DEBUTANTEs
social CaIendar.

social Calendar.
TUESDAY
Omaha Society OF Fine Arts, business
meeting and reception, Mrs. J. f. Sum.
mers. hostess. Bible class organiGa-
ton, Miss Lois Howell, hostess. Piper.
Mulvihill wedding. Luncheon, Mrs, w
J. Council. hostess.
THURSDAY
First dancing party Of the Subscription
Dance club, preceded by dinner parties
at homes Of members. Reception fol
Episcopal clergy at University club
Bridge luncheon at Hotel Loyal, Mrs
Ferdinand Alder. hostess Lady Greg
orv lecture Brandeis theater, 4 p, m
Vassar club exhibition. Central High
school, 2:N p. m.
Tea for Episcopal women at Trinity
cathedral deanery. Cumi club dance
Hanscom park pavilion.
Niblack-Cudahy wedding at Chicago
Michigan alumni banquet. Dletz club
Halloween party. Breakfast for Epis-
copal women at deanery.
Plans for the winter season begin 70
loom on the social horizon. This week
sees the safe launching OF the Drama
league with it's lecture by Lady Gregory
at the Brandeis theater Thursday after
noon. and tho promise Of interesting
talks each Monday afternoon by local
speakers.
The Fine Arts society opens its season
with a reception at the home Of Mrs. j.
f. Summers Tuesday "Wednesday the
Subscription Dancing club. whose affairs
of last winter were most brilliant and
enjoyable. launches Its bark.
Debutantes are beginning TO plan the
dates upon which they will make their
formal bow to society. Miss Marion
Towie win be the first OF the season s
debutantev. having chosen November II
20 make her bow. November % and "A
Mrs. Duncan M. vinsonhaler will give
debut teas introducing her daughter,
Miss Isabel vinsonhaier. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. McCord VIII give a dancing party
December y. when they will Introduce
their daughter. Miss Marjorie McCord
Mr.. and Mrs Victor White will present
their daughter. Louise, at q dancing
party during the christmas-New Year
week.
That society will "trip the light fan
tastic" every night during the holiday
season is tho outlook Mr.. and Mrs. r,
C. Howe are planning a dancing party
for their daughter. Miss Aaarion Howe
the reigning queen Of Ak-Sar-Ben, who
will return from New York for the holt.
days; Mrs. Barton Willard will give a
dance at the Hotel Fontenolle In honor
OF Mr.. Millards brothers, Joseph, Ray
and willard. and the Junior club and
the Subscription club are also plannins
brilliant affairs for the same week.
The war sufferers, for whom local
matrons did valiant service last year, will
not be forgotten. Cards are out this
week announcing that the Franco-Bel-
CLAN Relief society will resume meetings
the first one TO be at the home OF Miss
Jessie Willard wednesday afternoon nj
o'clock. The afternoon will be de-
voted principally to discussion of and
suggestions for the work Of the society
this winter.
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Changes in Residence.

Or. and Mrs. Updegraff have moved TO
the Colbert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adair's new home at
Fifty-second and California streets is
nearing completion and they expect to
move into Il next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Walters have
moved from their home on Harvey street
20 the Apartment az the Beaton recently
occupied By Mrs. Louis Bradford.
Mrs. X. r. ]. Edholm and daughter,
Camilla. have closed their house on South
Thirty-slxth street and taken a suite OF
rooms at the Merriam for the winter.
The Rev. and Mrs. Lloyd Holsapple
have moved from sslo Davenport to SSls
on the same street. which is nearer TO
Mr.. Holsapple's church. 81. Barnabas.
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Stacia MYlvzA1H

Mrs r. c. Howe and Miss Marion
Howe expect to leave this evening for
New York. Miss Howe is the reigning
queen of Ak-Sar-Ben and will continue
her musical studies this winter In New
York.
Mrs. Henry Horn left Saturday eve
ming for Cleveland, o.. to attend the
wedding of her sister, Miss Lena Lieber-
man, to Mr.. Michael Krasne of Oakland,
Neb., which will be celebrated Novem-
Der Z.
Miss Polly Adler left Saturday night
for St. Paul, to visit later in Minneapolis
and Kansas City. While in st. Paul.
Miss Adler will be the guest OF Mrs. d.
P. FEEDER, formerly Miss Goldie Alpirn OF
Omaha.
Personal Mention.
Ralph Jackson is fast completing a
bungalow at ''Hazelhurst," the country
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guests will be:
Halloween Dance Planned

Halloween dance win be given
Thursday at Chambers academy by the
University Mixers club. composed OF
students OF Creighton university. Mem
bership In the club and attendance at the
dances are restricted TO students and
alumni OF the university This affair
will be the first OF q series 10 be given
during the school year. r. +. Mullin OF
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To Fntertain Lady GregOry.

The board OF managers OF the local
Drama league Is planning luncheon to
be given at the Omaha club Thursday at
1 o'clock complimentary to Lady Gregory.
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Meadaman-
Birthday Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Merwin Clark
entertained In honor OF the first an
niversary OF the birth Of their son.
Richard Merwin, jr., at their home, 1874
North Fortieth street. Monday after
noon.
the latest generation Of Merwin Clark.
coming fourth in a line OF A. Merwin
Clark, E. Merwin Clark, r. Merwin
Clark, sr., and r. Merwln Clark. jr.
The out-of-town guests we're Mr.. and
Mrs Hancock and Miss Miriam Hancock
- I-o,s.a FStRy Okha. v,,ost. uara.
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engagements Announced.

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. seefus of Elkhorn.
Neb., announce tho engagement of their
daughter. Elsie b.. to Robert w. Warren
of Spring Grove The wedding will take
place in the near future.
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Silver Wedding Anniversary.

Mr., and Mrs. Otto Kinder celebrated
the silver anniversary of their wedding
Saturday evening at their home, 10
Stanford Circle 1t was the anniversary
OF Mrs. Kinders birthday as we'll. With
Mr.. II. Klenke officiating. the marriage
service was repeated. Those present
| WE'RE.
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Past Festivities.

The Comus club was entertained Thurs
day afternoon by Mrs. Arthur Hoover.
Mrs. A. p. Kronk. OF Everly Ia, was
the guest Of honor Prizes were won by
Mssdames Kronk, p, ]. Harmon and
George Norris. A hostess prize was given
to Mrs Hoover.
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Outing at Fort Crook,

A small campfire" party and weinie
roast will be held in Fort Crook today,
when those present will be;
Messrs and Mesdames-
VIII DAILY Jack Rennie.
A. j. Koch, Toledo, o,
Harry Schoenlein,
Miss Florence Long.
Mr.. J.. w. Arnold
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so4 Perle, large balls,
or Art. eo3 Perls, large
skeins.
Boudoir caps, baby
bootees, Art. SIo Satin
Gloss, white, colors,
spools.
Infants jackets, Art.
7s7 Crochet Floche,
white, balls.
For Embroiderin9
Cross stitch, initials,
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who lectures at the Brandes theater at
4 o'clock that afternoon. In the morning
Lady Gregory will be taken for an auto
mobile ride through the city. II Lady
Gregory viii accept she will be enter
tanned informally at dinner
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Rooter. Al Foot Ban Game.

Omaha society was wen represented al
the great Nebraska-Notre Dame foot
bali game In Lincoln Saturday. Tn,
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Art.7s7 Mouline, colors,
white, skeinS.
French knot, heavy
initials, Art. oc6 Perle,
colors, white, skeins.
French embroidery,
initials, Al. TS8 Floche,
white, skeins.
Eyelets and Mono
grams, Art. Sos Broder
Special, white, skeins.
Padding and solid
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Mrs. Frank ]. Carey entertained at her
home Saturday In honor OF the seventh
birthday of her son, Robert. The decora-
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Surprise Party.

Surprise Party.
A surprise party was given for Miss
Louise Fillmore and Miss Anna Hosford
at the home OF Miss Mary Seaman Fri
day evening. Music and games afforded
the amusement of the evening. Those
praaapf mana.
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present were;
Columbus Club Dance.

The Columbus club entertained at a
dancing party Friday evening at Met
ropolitan hall. The following were pres
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Thursday BOWLING Club.

Mrs. Charles J. Hubbard was elected
president of the Thursday Morning Bowl
ing club at the last meeting. Mrs. w. II.
De France is secretary; Mrs. Burd MIL
Ter. assistant secretary, and Mrs. A. l..
Green, treasurer. The club meets to bowl
every Monday afternoon and gives a
luncheon the first Monday Of each month.
The members are.
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Surprise Party.

A surprise party was given In honor
of Mrs. Anna Riha at her home Tuesday
evening Autumn leaves and garden
flowers were used in the decorations
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sax.schechter Wedding.

Miss Eta sehechter, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel schechter. will be mar
ried this afternoon at l;So o'clock 10 Mr.
Abraham r. Sax OF Mason city Ia, sol
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Sax OF ottumwa
la. The ceremony will be celebrated a
the home OF the brides parents. Rabb
Grodinsky officiating. The out-of-towI
guests will be:
Messrs. and Mesdames-
II. w Sellcovitx. Fort Dodge, Ia.
Otto Davis, Burlington, Ia,
Jonas Sax, Ottumwa.
Max Studna, Kansas City.
Misses Misses
Esther Buchanan Belle Rosenthal
OF 81. Louis, OF Chicago.
Eta Davis OF Burlington.
Messrs,- Messrs.-
Arthur Sax Sam Freedman
of Ottumwa OF OttumwA
| A PreVOlsky H. II. Winchell
| OF Chicago, OF OttumwR.
Mrs, selieovitE. champlain.
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embroidery, Art. z7s
Jeanette. white, balls.
Shadow work, Art.
7s7 Floche, white, balls.
Towels, pillow cases.
Art. asI, Ivory Whits,
skeins or Art. 84a, white,
holders.
Colored embroidery,
Art. s4I, India or Art.
84s, Rope, holders.
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HEAvENSI BIKE RACERS
PLANNING FOR WINTER

NEW YORK. Oct 2s.-FoIlowers OF
armory athletics who are keen for the
bike races VII see some great doings IA
their favorits sport during the coming
winter months. The battles awheel,
which proved 90 interesting last year.
win be repeated with even more excite
ment in the coming meets. All OF the
old fiat floor stars will be back at their
work. Eddie Goodwin Of the Irish-Amer-
lean Athletic club. has started working
already. Al Lake. who looks better than
ever. viii also be back. and the same
can be said for Jack Townsend. the tall
young man who used 70 ride for Domin-
lean Lyeeum. Another flat floor fier
who Will figure In next winters races
IL Jerry NunEiata. the spashetu eater.
who had a great season on the outdoor
tracks last summer. winning race after
race at Newark and sheepshead. Just
how much Jerry has improved may be
gathered from the fact that he beat
ohrt. the worlds amateur champion. sew
erai times at Newark.
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Haughton Finds
Left Side of His
Line Quite Weak

BOSTON, oct. 23-Boston foot ball
critics feel that the Harvard line did
not in any way meet expectations in the
Indian game recently. The left side OF
the line where Dadmun and r. c. Curtis
were playing was regarded as the weak
point. and through holes found here the
Indians made most OF their gains: In
order 20 patch up this weakness Haugh-
ton, It Is said. contemplates moving Gil
man to right tackle. displaclng Parson,
Parson, II the move is made. viii so over
10 left guard, relieving Dadmun. while
Bigelow will again take his place at left
tackle. By this plan the coaches hope
10 bolster up the weak side, and through
the addition OF Gilman add nower TO the
right side. Harts and soucy look to be
fixtures at end for the time being at
least. Watson had a strong grip upon
the quarterback position; he Is deep
student OF the theory OF foot ball. and
he also handles himself well both on Of
Tense and defense. Enright, Mahn and
King are the regular backfield nominees.
King and Main, will surely play in the
big games, barring injuries, but Enrights
present disability makes II unwise to
count too much upon him. McKinlock
and Wilcox are both ready and eager 70
fill Enrights place, provided he remains
out OF the game through several weeks.
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Johnny Dennison
Finds One Job that
Is Too Big for Him

This is a post-mortem OF the Cleveland
White Auto-Omaha Luxus amateur game
at Cleveland two weeks ago. Johnny
Dennison, being q very loduacious and
garrulous chap, this interesting side
light didn't leak out until the other day.
Some weeks before the game Omaha
officials In the Amateur Base Ball asso-
citation protested against the use Of
Tommy Atkins. recently signed by the
Chicago Cubs, and another pitcher named
knight. These hurlers were not members
OF the White Autos during the regular
season. and the rules prohibit their use
In the post-season games. Because Presi-
dent Patterson took q hand and had the
nerve to decide Cleveland in the wrong
n thing no other amateur base ball Of
ficial had previously had the nerve to do
Atxins and Knight were not allowed TO
play.
So when the Luxus arrived IN Cleveland
Manager Dennison discovered Messrs
Atkins and Knight calmly occupying
places on the Cleveland bench.
Atkins and knight will have to get
off of your bench. won't have them on
the field" declared Dennlson to the
Cleveland manager.
The Cleveland person gave Johnny the
up and down. looked at the 10000 per-
sons, some human, some not. in the
amphitheater in which the game was
played and invited Johnny Ito go over
and put them off. that's the only way
you'll get 'em off,"
Johnny also surveyed the crowd a
minute and Atkins and knight saw the
game.
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?. WELSH CAUSES A STORM
Boxing Fans Are Much Put Out at
Lightweight Champ Because
He Will Not Fight.
PLAYS THE No.DEcIs1oN GAME

NEW YORK, Oct. 2S.-when will Fred
die Welsh defend his title?
This question is agitating boxing fans
the country over and fight writer's in al
most every paper that devotes any space
at all to the manly art are saying some
mighty harsh things about the English
man. Freddie has just returned to New
York from the Pacific coast. where he
spent a couple of months loafing around
and resting" but this far he hasn't
emitted a peep regarding his plans for
the future. This silence evidently indi-
Gates that he will continue to take refuge
behind the no-decision law and not risk
his title on the Judgment OF a referee
IN q championship fight.
1t has been over a year since Welsh
wrested worlds premier honors from
Willie Richie. Since that contest he has
engaged In only one bout to a decision.
that being with WORKOUT Matty Baldwin.
twelve rounds, at Boston Just year ago
this month.
Dominick Tortorich Of New Orleans Is
ready to give 70 per cent for title bout.
to be divided as the principals see fit.
Aside from Willie Richie there are five
hghtweights who are deserving of a
chance at the championship. They are;
Johnny Dundee, Johnny Griffiths, Joe
Mandot, Charlie White and one OF Fred
dies fellow countrymen. Ted CE6id) Lewis.
II this country had a rule patterned after
that of the London Sporting club. which
compels the English champions to defend
their titles within a year or forfeit the
belt emblematic OF the championship,
Welsh would have been forced to fight
for his title many months ago.