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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-18

! Swanson home is about one and one
half miles from town.
Mrs. Frank Ahdreen and mother
and Mrs. Nellie Gustafsen were shop
ping in the tri-cities Wednesday.
Herbert Asplund is visiting rela-
tives in Galesburg and Oneida.
Oscar Shut and Henry ColIene re-
turned Tuesday to their home in Do
land, s. D., after ain extended visit
with relatives in and around Orion.
Mrs. Vance Richardson, who is i'll,
remains in a critical condition.
Mrs. Manguson is caring for her
mother, Mrs. Peter Westerlund, who
is in very critical condition.
Ralph Dusenberry entertained q few
of his friends Tuesday evening in
honor of his cousin, Leon Dusenberry,
who is visiting here.
The N. I w. club was delightfully."-
entertained by the Misses Gertrude
and Lillian Dusenberry.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert and two little
sons spent Sunday with relatives in
Moline.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Palmer Of Wood
hull visited in Orion Friday.
MISS dN htN CTS udS iSlA1 neU "
her home in Rock Island after several
weeks visit with friends in Orion.
George Washburn and H. E. Fergu-
son were Galesburg visitors Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ewing Davis and
little son, and James Ewing returned
to their homes in Chicago after spend |
ing . portion of last week with the
Plumer and Charles South families
Mrs. Harry Durmann entertained a !
party of young friends at her home !
evening in honor of her niece, /
Miss Lavona Sayer. The young folks .
were treated to a bobsled ride.
Mr. and Mrs Morris Melin of Mo
line are visiting Mrs. Melin's parents, /
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wright.
VIII Samuelson of Sac City, Iowa,
S visiting his father, John Samuelson
Last Wednesday a few friends and /
relatives gathered at the home of c.
L. Engstrom to assist him in celebrat-
ng his Goth birthday. The occasion
vas made memorable by Rev. J. P.
3rodine baptizing the infant grand
laughter Mabel Irene. youngest child
If Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Engstrom.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-18
THINGS WORTH KNOWING.

BlOuses for boys from shirts that
have become worn out around the
neckbands. but are otherwise good:
Lay front of blouse pattern on fronts
Of shirt below the worn place: back
of blouse pattern back 0f shirt, high
enough to include yoke; sleeve pat
tern on lower part of shirt sleeve, up
per part of sleeves to be used for col
lar-or new white collar fand cuffs
could be attached. These blouses are
quickly made, as the button holes and
buttons are already made, with the
exception Of the two lower ones on
front o. waist
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-18

itself; toss it till it is light Add
pepper. salt teaspoonfuI summer
savory, half a cup of melted but.
ter or lard and II oysters, washed
and drained.
Chicken salad Chop your cold
chicken and add Pa, times its weight
in celery. Serve on lettuce leaves
and pour mayonnaise dressing over II.
90 The only way to tell whether
the music is suitable is to offer 80
for sale. Enclose stamps for return
of music if not accepted. Send to
any good musical publishing house.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: Please tell
me what lotion or cold cream is best
to use in facial massage?
xz.
Here Is a cream for massage
Almond oil, liz or; white wax,
21a dr. spermaceti, 215 dr.; lano-
line, u or; oil of bitter almonds, y
dr.; elder flower water, III o.; witch
hazel, Il OF.
Melt the wax and spermaced in an
earthen dish, set in basin of boiling
water. add the lanoline, and beat in
the oils slowly Remove the vessel
and add witch hazel and elder flower
water Apply at night and anoint
the face with a liberal portion be-
fore massaging it. If the face is fat,
use instead of the above an ounce of
pure gum benzoin dissolved in half
a pint of pure alcohol. It is an
astringent and is also bleaching.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: How can
take out wrinkles from my fore
head? a WORKER.
First stop worrying then massage
the wrinkles. Rub in the cream with
1 rotary motion: then, letting the
little fingers meet over the nose, rub
toward the temples for
% strokes, each stroke carefully
smoothing the forehead. Anoint with
skin food before going to bed. mas
3aging gently with the tips of the
myers. Do this every day.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-18

T Serve very cold. This dessert is very
simple to make; can he made in the
morning and placed on ice until
wanted
Apple Pudding Three-fourths cup
sugar, one egg, one-half cup milk, one
and one-half teaspoons baking pow
der, one-half teaspoon salt. one and
one-half cups flour or enough to make
stiff batter Mix in order given,
sitting -four, baking powder and salt
together Place six tart apples, sliced
in baking dish, with one-half cup wa
ter and sprinkling of cinnamon or any
preferred flavor. Cover with the bat
ter and steam one hour. To be eaten
with milk or cream or vanilla sauce:
One-half cup sugar. one cup boiling
water, one tablespoon corn starch, two
tablespoons butter. one teaspoon va
nilla cook in double boiler.
Eggless Fruit Cake-One level tea
spoon soda, one level teaspoon salt,
one level teaspoon cinnamon, one-half
level teaspoon allspice. one-half level
teaspoon ginger, one-fourth nutmeg
grated, one cup sour milk, one-half
cup shortening, one cup brown sugar,
one-half cup figs cut small, one-half
cup molasses, two and one-fourth cups
-four, one and one-half cups raisins
chopped, one-1alf cup citron sliced
First mix soda and milk, then add 9th
er ingredients. Bake one and one-haf
hours slowly.
Layer Cake Without Eggs 49, Cream
together two cups sugar, one-half cup
butter and lard blended, two cups
sweet milk, four cups flour, two tea
spoons baking powder. Beat very
thoroughly. Flavor and bake in lay
ers; makes nice white cake and a
large one
Pork Chops-Put some grease
OF butter in frying pan, put over fire
until very hot. put in chops, cover
very tight, let fry until quite brown
Turn fire low, add a little boiling
enough to keep from
cover tight again AS
water fries out, add more until il has
cooked sos' one hour. Then turn, add
salt and pepper, cook the same for
another hour. Then add enough
water to nearly cover, sprinkle in
enough -four to make thick gravy
md let simmer in this for one-half
lour, and you will have something
IS nice as any chicken you ever ate.
Also you are sure your meat is done.
Saiad-Equal parts of white grapes
md Boston head lettuce This IS
title trouble, but will pay you as Il IS
delicious when made right Take one
'ound of white grapes. remove skins,
ut in half and remove seeds. Break
II tear with your fingers pieces Of let
uce the size OF the half grapes the
eart OF the lettuce is best to use for
his. Take the head of lettuce apart
nd wash and put into a cheese cloh
gag and put right in ice, this makes
crisp and fluffy. Use equal parts OF
ettnoe and grapes and mix with
ooked salad dressing just before serV-
ng.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-18
HALT aao
HOME
pDeBLTMS
AIRS sLIz As1C. TLenrS0N

Dear Mrs. Thompson: ~ The
woodwork of my home is in a bad
condition. 1t is a good quality of hard
wood. but it has not been taken care
OF. / would like to remove the old
varnish and refnish il in walnut
finish so the grain OF the wood will
show Please tell me how.
ca How is wallpaper hangers
paste made
go My dining table is ruined be
cause did not use a pad. I viii have
TO remove the varnish and do it over
Please tell me how. l prefer walnut
finish.
al Please tell me how to care
for goldfish?
(5) Please give me a recipe for
southern beaten biscuits, oyster
dressing. chicken salad.
(6) 1 am an amateur musician
and have composed several songs
without words If / were to send
these to a publisher do you think
they would accept them?
YOUNG MOTHER.
% Get a varnish and stain re-
mover. Take off all old varnish,
scrape and sandpaper well, then use
some wood dye, the color desired,
thinning with alcohol or turpentine
to the desired shade. Furned oak
makes a lovely shade. When this is
dry wax with Johnson's prepared
wax and polish. The result is very
satisfactory. The grain shows beau
tifully. If you wish higher polish
put a coat of underlac on before you
wax it.
% a powder ready TO mix can be
bought or a common flour paste we'll
cooked and thick answers very well.
81 Treat table the same as your
hardwood in No. 1.
"a Goldfish must have fresh water
every day and fish food. Directions
for its use comes with food.
90 Beaten biscuit southern recipe !
Two quarts sifted flour. one table |
spoon salt, one tablespoon lard. one
egg. Mix with half pint of milk |
or plain water will do; beat until /
dough bIsters; pull of two-inch /
square, roll into bali. prick with (
fork and bake in quick oven. Not
hard beating. but the regularity of /
the motion makes the success.
Oyster dressing-Take a pound Of
bread crumbs. chop the crust and
soak a few minutes in cold water;
squeeze dry and place in dish by
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-18
DANCE TO CELEBRATE BIRTH
DAY

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gaethje enter
tanned 20O friends at a dancing party
Saturday night in honor of Mrs.
Gaethje's 53rd birthday anniversary.
The affair was he'd in Woodmen hail
in South Rock Island and the rooms
were deliberately decorated with cu1
flowers in honor of the occasion.
Bleuer's orchestra gave a program of
dance music and late in the evening
the company was served 10 supper.
three large tables beautifully deco
rated being laid on the second floor of
the hall. The hostess was left with
many lovely gifts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-18
CARE OF HOUSE PLANTS IN WIN

CARE OF HOUSE PLANTS IN WIN
TER.
If there is danger of their freezing
move them from the window and wrap
newspaper around them. Do not va
ter them when very cold, as they viii
freeze sooner. Geraniums do not need
as much water as begonias and fuch-
sias. When the poinsettia is through
blooming, cut it back and place in a
cool, dark room or cellar two months,
then bring out and Tepot. They viii
blossom lovely the next winter When
hyacinths, tulips and narcissus are
through blooming put them away the
same way until the next winter They
will bloom again
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-18
YOUNG JUDAEA CLUB ELECTS.

The Young Judaea club at meeting
held az the Ninth street Hebrew school
Yesterday elected the following Off
Gers:
President-Archie Copperstein-
Vice President-Willie Dubiusky.
Secretary Edith Cohn.
Treasurer-Anna Light.
\ program consisting Of readings by
Sarah Cohn and Esther Lefstein was
given and refreshments were served.
The next meeting viii be at the home
OF Ida Katz. 729 Thirteenth street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-18

Z Thursday evening at S "Catch-AIy-
I Pal Patterson viii speak at the
I church 10 the interest OF the coming
/ OF Billy SUNDAY.
The Golden Rule Bible class will
meet Friday evening with Miss Mabel
Woihey. 250 Third avenue, Moline
Or r. 3. Williams. district superia-
tendsnt. viii preach at the church
next Sunday morning. lie viii be vel
coined by many old friends. and as this
IS probably the olly time he viii be
able 10 speak in the church this year.
members are asked 10 take this oppor-
tulify 20 hear him.
First Swedish Lutheran-The con-
frmation society viii meet Tuesday
with Miss Myrtle Vessel. GIG Fourth
avenue.
"wednesday the congregation will
Join - the mission meeting at Grace
church.
Thursday evening the Young Peo-
pies society viii meet in the church
chapel.
Fifteenth Avenue Christian - There
viii be 2 workers conference for adult
classes this evening at the church.
The teacher training class will meet
Wednesday evening at the church.
The choir viii meet for rehearsal
Thursday evening.
The Dorcas society will meet Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. c. L. Stauf-
fer. 1918 Thirty-first street
The Loyal Womans class win meet
with Mrs o. W Baughman. I411
Thlrty-seventh street. Thursday even
ing
Next Sunday evening the Loyal
Sons class viii take charge of the |
opening exercises and the theme OF 1
the discourse Will be The Young I
Mans Place in the Church
German Methocist-The Ladies' Aid .
society viii meet Thursday afternoon /.
az o'clock at the home OF Mrs. c. l..
Schaffer. 1908 Eighth avenue.
Next Sunday the regular quarterly
VIII be held at the church.
Rev. o. r. Buess OF wrayvilie viii
be present and conduct the meetings.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-18
ANNOUNCE APPROACHING MAR
RAGE.

Announcement is made OF the ap-
preaching marriage OF Miss Rose Mis-
OF this city and Fred Tom OF Daven-
port. The ceremony viii take place
wednesday at Trinity German Luth-
eran church. Davenport. and viii be
performed by Rev. oscar Horn, the
pastor. Mr.. Tom is a machinist and
the new home viii be in this city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-18
Fac KAE GLUE MEETING.

Miss Marion Atkinson at her home
on Twelfth street Saturday afternoon
entertained the members OF the Fac
Kae club at the regular meeting The
usual good time was enjoyed and re-
freshments were served. the girls. ad-
journing 10 meet in two weeks with
Miss Hazel Willis
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-18
SOCIAL EVENTS

platinum IavaIliere. the gift of the
bridegroom.
The bridesmaids dress was OF
pink chiffon. embroidered in silver
over white satin; in her hair she
wore a band of diamonds. holding in
place an aigrette OF paradise. Her boU-
quet Of Killarney roses was tied with
tulle the shade OF her gown.
The bridal colors were pink and
white. The house was decorated
throughout with smilax and Kill
larney roses.
The marriage was the happy
ending Of a pretty romance which
commenced few years ago at
White Lake. Mich, where the summer
homes OF both families are located
The bride is a great fsvorite in social
circles and belongs TO one OF the old
est and best known families in Chi
c1go.
The bridegroom IS a well known
business man and is a member of sew
eraI leading clubs lie IS associated
with his father in the well known real
estate firm of Mcclure d OFT
The young couple left on late train
for an extended trip through Florida
and Cube. They will be at home after
March 10 at 500 Adams street. Glen
ooe.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-18
SALE REALIZES s22.

The sale conducted by one of the
committees of the Ladies' Aid society
o. Grace Lutheran church Saturday
afternoon at the Peoples Power COM
pany Office in Moline realized s22. 4
fine line of home bakery was DIS
posed Of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-18
UNION TO PRESENT ISRAEL IN
EGYPT"

The Moline Choral union under the
direction o. DR.. Allan viii present
Handles Israel I'm Egypt" at the Mo
line theatre. Feb is. The union is
composed OF 100 voices and viii be
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-18
CHURCHES

Z United Pressyterisn-Aiid-week pray
I cr services viii be held "Wednesday eve
I elirs In the church.
ErIday afternoon the Ladies Aid so
clCty win meet in the home OF Mrs.
George Reddig. 1917 Ninth avenue.
Friday evening services preparatory
90 communion next sunday morning
viii be held in the church.
South Park Prcshyteriar-Wedn
day afternoon 40 f:15 the Junior as
sociatlon viii hold temperance meet
Ing al the church. At 5:30 PRAYER
services will be held ard az Sis the
teacher training class VIII meet.
Trinity Episcopal - The Trinity
BOYS club sill meet az in the parish
house tonight.
The Vestment guild viii meet in the
parish house Tuesday afternoon at
geo.
St Elizabeth's guild viii meet with
Miss Mary l. Carter. III Twenty
first street. TUESDAY evening at 1880.
Tdiuity guild will hold an aii-day
meeting Wednesday in the parish
house for WORK
The Holy Child guild meets Friday
afternoon At $3.50.
FRS; 9aptlst-Tuesday evening al
30 the Sunday school teachers viii
meet IN the church parlors.
The pastors bible class viii meet
Tuesday evening At the nome OF Mrs. |
Hattie Lee. ga Ninth street.
Prayer services Wednesday evening
viii be followed by a meeting OF the /
board OF trustees
Friday afternoon az . in the church 4
pariors the Ladies' Aid society will 4.
hold its annual meeting. This Is also 4
the regular dues meeting.
First Methods: The EpwOrth
league VIII hold a business meeting
and fruit shower for the Lake Bluff
this evening az 1870.
Tuesday evening AZ 1880 prayer ser
vices viii sse study OF the second
charter Of John. a study in the life
u Christ
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-18

Central Pres5yterian-The subject
for the exposition o. the miG-week
meeting Wctucsd1y evening VIII BIZ
the scccaG chapter OF Romans. Mem
bera % the church aad congregation
are urged TO be present.
Movirg pictures will be shown Fri
DAY cvcninR AZ 7sy5 and ss15. There
viii be one reel % David Copper
fesd~ and one reel 90 Pathe's Weekly
and one comedy reel.
Memorial chrissian-Hfid-wcek pray
or services viii be held "Wednesday
evening n the church.
Ths Queen Esther guild win conduct
a cairy lunch Thursday from 1850 to
. O'Clock IN the church dining room
Thursday afternoon the Ladies' Aid
society will meet at the church pariOrs
fer work.
German EVanseiical-Tuesda even
ing the choir will meet FOR rehearsal
Tuesday and Friday afternoons the
confirmation class viii meet in the
church.
Thursday afternoon the Ladies sew
!ng society viii meet tn the church
wednesday evening the girls bask-
etbalI team viii play at Turner hall
English services viii be held in the
church next sunday evening.
zicn Lutheran - The congregation .
will unite in the servicos az Grace I
church Tuesday evening and all day /
Wednesday
The confirmation class will meet 4
Friday Afternoon az In the chapel.
Grace Luther7, - Tucsda. evening 4
AZ .:ts the first meeting OF the Rock 4
Island district mission conference will 4
pc held ~ the church.
"Wednesday morning AZ 9 the bust
ness session Win be held and AZ $3.50
there wlH be n general bible discus
sion. NJ s.s5 the confirmation class
viii meet and ~ T.fs there viii be a
communion service
Saturday afternoon AZ $50 the Mis-
sion hand will meet In the church par
Iorx
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-18
PARTY 10 HoNoR MISS WALKER

bliss Alta Walker. bride Of the
week. was again houored Saturday
evening 20 "a party given by Miss Al
thea Beal az her home in Moline. Miss
Betty Oakford OF Peoria, the house
rHest OF the hostess. also being guest
OF hC-Or. Five tables Of bridge We're
played. the players pivotins at the
tables and prizes going TO Mrs. Harold
Hamenway. Mrs j. 2. Harper. Miss
Marie Hurlipp. Miss Marion CornDrooN
and Miss Esther Dunn, with prizes for
the guests OF honor. A buffet lunch
con was served. Mrs. Rufus Walker.
ST.. presiding az the table which mad
as a centerpiece a large vase Of Aaron
Ward roses tied with pink tulle.
This evening Miss Esther Dunn en-
terlaius the bridal party and tomcr-
row evening Mrs. Rufus Walker. Jr.
viii be hostess al dinner for mem
bers OF zhe bridal party.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-18

menis-
HOSTESS JAPANESE LUNCHEON.
a japanese luncheon characterized
BIZ the elaborateness and beauty o.
st. appointments was given today az
O'Clock BY Mrs Hattie DeLescaille at
her home. POI Mississippi avenue. Dav-
eupcrt. The affair was given in honor
% Mrs. J. r Lynds % Cloquet MINI.
formerly 8fiss Elizabeth shaw OF Dav-
enPort. Who g. the house guest OF the
hostess Covers were laid for il TIL
city ladies a. the table which vas
very deliberately trimmed with Jap
a1ese decorations brought from Japan
by Mrs I.ynds. In the center OF the
Iarze table wac a tail octaeonai-siap-
cd temple lantern and az each end o.
the board we're smaller lanterns Of
the same style. surrounding which
were crystal holders filed with cher
~ and apple blossoms and among
vhich we're small Japanese fiaes and
tiny fans on the cloth were placed
various kinds Of japanese boats. gou-
dcIas. and az each place were dolls
e.eEr OF ten iuches high. deliberately
dressed iu silks ald bT5cadeE. holding
ou their arms the nut baskets filled
with sailed nuts also brought from
the eastern country. The place cards
vcrc water color designs % Japanese
cures and attached 20 them we've
dainty fan hair ornaments Chop
ticks further carried out the japanese
effect and the courses Of the luncheon
adhered a. far ~ possible 70 the Jap
auese dishes. The ices we're In the
form o. small japanese maids having
IN their hair bars Of brilliant cOlors
which were really favors and 10 be
used as hair ornaments. ThrouGhOut
the other rooms Of the house were
wisteTfa. red seraniums. in.cf. and I
the cut flowers of the season
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-18

One of the surprizes of the autumn
was the return OF the laced boot TO
fashL-nab'e favor. Women did nos
take to laced boots gradually as
might have been expected after the
long era o. buttoned models; but al
most over night the laced style leap
ed into favor and oddly enough the
laced boot is the correct thing for
dancing now.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-18

and that members OF the club were
given a special invitation 10 hear him.
The music 81 the afternoon was given
By Misses Catherine and Thekla Helm
beck. who played a piano duet. Hun
sarian Folk Songs" by Carl Them
Following the program the ladies re
manned for a social time and refresh
ments.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-18
SYMPHONY CONCERT TONIGHT.


This is the evening OF the concert
by the New York Symphony orchestra
and the opportunity 10 hear this or
ganization should not be missed. The
house is practically sold out with the
exception of a few two dollar seats,
but prospects are that these viii be
disposed of before the time OF the
concert tonight The orchestra ar
rived during the day and at $3.50 held
a rehearsal in the theatre. The pro
gram TO be rendered tonight contains
enough variety ID please the most
exacting listener as well as the person
who is fond of melody. This is I'M
doubtedly the biggest musical event
in this part OF the country this sea
son and a treat IS in store for those
fortunate enough to hear the pro
gram.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-18

accompanied by an orchestra selected
from the Chicago symphony orchestra.
The composition will be given in
iabIeaus for the first time in this coun-
try. having previously been produced
in this manner in 1886 in Germany
under the direction of Mendelssohn.
The soloists viii be Mrs. Lucille Stew
enson, soprano; Mrs. Rose l.. Cannon.
contralto. and John Miller, tenor. The
seat sale viii open Feb. II and mail
orders viii be received Feb. T.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-06
LIFE OF JOHNSON'S WHITE WIFE WRECKED
WHEN WILLARD SMASHED NEGROES JAW
BY CECILIA WRIGHT KEITH

witnesses the greatest disaster that
can be-the fall of a man who for
years was a leader in his profession
her thoughts naturally go to the
woman most vitality interested.
So when Jack Johnson entered the
ring at Miramar yesterday, confident
and assertive, l turned to the ring
side boxes and saw the white girl
who had bound up her life with that
of the -exiled by her own fam
lily, by her friends and by her coun-
try.
She is a pretty girl, perhaps a lit
tie swagger because of the boule-
wards of Paris and the avenues of
Buenos Aires, but nevertheless she is
a woman with the feelings of wom-
an. And in her Iife's crisis her own
sex must reach out the hand of I'M
derstanding to her.
1 hold no brief for her actions in
the past l am only telling of her
looks as her partner in life went into
the conflict that was to change him
from champion of the world to one of
the heroes of the past.
Every turn in the battle was fol-
lowed by this 22-year-old girl from
the west. She wore the same smile
that spread over the face of Johnson.
Both took the battle as jest. To
them it was only another misguided
white man added to the ring record
of Jack.
Then, as the rounds wore on, every
trick in the amazing category of the
worlds champion was tried, but in
vain. From the smile of confidence
to the strained look of worry was the
transition of only moment. At last
the ebony face of Johnson began to
show that he realized the battle in
front of him was the acme of his
career.
The face of his white wife reflected
the feelings of the black fighter. In
4ho o-x.1-- "a c,oe x11hoy1 I0hnCOY,,o oor