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pendius trouble was a conversation
in loud tcn5s IN which tho defendant.
Gcrtir. used the words nay wife
Then ae declared he turue back 90
where the men we're in time to see
Gentry pull something out Of his hip
pocket aud strike Jones
According TO the witness Gentry
struck Jones several times in the
face and one or two times on the
hack of the head as he ducked TO
avoid the blows. The witness stated
that he attempted to stop Gentry
and that defendant said "Ill kill
him About this time Jones fell
in the floor and Gentry dragged him
out the door and down the steps
and dumped him in a heap beside the
walk leading TO the gate.
The physician who examined
Jones' wounds stated the mans face
was crushed and skull fractured in
the rear. The kind OF instrument
used was not learned by the state
The defense did not offer any tes-
timony and the justice yielded to
the states claim that Gentry ought
to be remanded TO Jail without bond.
Sheriff Dearborn returned Tuesday
night with Gentry and locked him
in jail.
Judge John ID. McRae of this city
has been employed as special pros
ecutor to assist the states attorney.
Hon. John II. Sharp of Ennis rep
resented the defense. Just what
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LIONEL when BILIOUS? NO! STOP!
MAKES You SICK AND SALIVATESI

Here's my guarantee--Go to any drug
store and get q 40 cent bottle OF bod
son's Liver Tone. Take spoonful and
II it doesn't straighten you right up
and make you feel fine and vigorous ]
want you to 90 back to the store and
get your money. Dodson's Liver Tone
IL destroying the sale Of calornel because
it is real liver medicine; entirely yege-
table, therefore it can not salivate or
make you sick.
! guarantee that one spoonful Of Dod-
sons Liver Tone will put. your sluggish
liver 10 work aud CLEAN yosr 1vwu;s d
that sour bile and constipated waste
which ID cloeging your system and MAX
ing you feel miserable. | guarantee that
a bottle OF Dodson's' Liver Tone Will
keep your entire family feeling fine for
months. Give it to your children. ! II u
pleasant taste.
ms iNe urag SfOFUA
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SnAtoRSaew
REMOVES SKIN AFFECTIONS
Ono package provss Il. Sold end
guaranteed By above vinol dru11isa.
ters Of the book OF Genesis.
Following are the questions:
/ Compare the first chantar q

| Following are the questions:
!. Compare the first chapter OF
| Genesis with John Ills, Pa. 19.1-G
Acts 1117. Rom. 10. 20. State what
Icreation reveals concerning God.
2. Tell the meaning of the word
Genesis. The subject OF the book
the writer and the period of time
covered. using the accompanying
chart.
q. Name the chief historical Incl
- in this period and outline the
tstafy of each of these Incidents.
4. Give in order the events of the
week OF creation. What do you think
of the length OF days?
5. What have we in chapter 2 diff
forent from chapter 1?
8, What are the four details in
THE story of tile creation OF man as
found from the following verses:
Chapter 2. verse z, s-14. 1917,
i1S-25:
Z. Compare Genesis ais. Rev.
1879 and Rev 20:2.
8. Compare Genesis 3:6 with first
John 2:1s with Luke 4. Compare
Genesis 1921 with lisa. 61:10, Rom.
s:22.
9. DO YOU see suggestion of a
miniature plan OF redemption in the
coats of skin?
10. What are marked distinctions
that are observed between the Caa-
mites and the Sethites? Do you see
the same distinction between the
world and the church today?
IL. Name all the noted persons of
this period and tell who each is?
Tell the chief incidents of the life
of each and give their elements of
strength and weakness.
II. What did Adam lose in the
'fal!?
10. What did he gain and how did
he gain IT.
IA. What do we learn in Genesis
about the character of worship
Is. Name the miracles OF this pc
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l,dson's Liver Tone" Is Harmless To
Clean Your Sluggish Liver
and Bowels.

Ugh! Calomel makes you sick. It's
orfiblci Take a dose OF the dangerous
rng tonight and tomorrow you may lose
days work.
hseh causes necrosis OF the bones.
nIotnel. when it comes into contact
4:th blk. s.-aehes int I. h.eei.: a..
up. his is when yon feel that awful
sluAea aud cramping. II you are slug.
iah and ''all knocked out" If your
aver is torpid and bowels constipated
n you have headache, dizziness. coated
tongue, II breath is bad or stomach sour,
inst try spoonful Of harmless Dodson's
Liver Tone tonight on my guarantee.
FOR Sale by thsrl
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the next move will be in the case
was not intimated by the attorney
for the defense. but II is expected
that application will be made for
writ of haheas corpus before Judge
Hawkins t0 determine whether or
not Gentry Is entitled 10 bond. In
which event the defense will show
its hand.
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iod and give their Significance.

Rod and give their Significance.
10 Examining chapter 10. on
what basis were the nations divided?
Notice that by one miracle OF tongues
men were dispersed and gradually
fell from the true religion. so by
another miracle tActs - national
barriers were broken down that all
might ne brought back to God.
II. What foregleam of the Mes
siah e found in Genesisg
Is hat IL the oldest social insti-
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woman's Missionary society.

The four auNiliaries of the Wo-
mans Missionary society OF the First
Baptist church will meet in the DIFF
ferent parts of town next Monday
afternoon. The lesson VIII be the
first lesson in Beauchamp's Outline
OF the Bible. "The Period of Begin
nings." Read the first eleven chap
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To get the Dec. prices ror any ar
ticle you may have for snle II Il
necessary that everybody know that
you have something for sale. Let
the Daily Light want column tell
them about It. u
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tuition OF the race az described Ia
Genesis and what are we taught con-
corning IT.
Mrs. w, e. Mcknight. Program
Committee.
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They must endure great suffering, but
they are being cared for as scienti-
fcally as are their masters.
One of the late movements of the
a~nticruelty societies is the protection
of birds. This is not only from hu-
name motives; self interest, national
interest is back of the new effort.
Scientists have determined by careful
study and investigation hat the farm
ers and fruit growers of this country
are losing over 81, 900, 600, 900 by rea-
son of the resckless and senseless de-
struction of the birds during the last
thirty a
The scientist and animal lover,
James auckland. says: Man mag
ines himself to be the dominant power
on earth. He is nothing of the sort.
The true lords of the universe are the
insects. The number of insect species
is greater by far than hat of all the
species of all other living creatures
combined
And yet the protection of the great
est insect destroyers-the birds, seems
of little importance to the vast major
ity of Americans.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-24
How to Beautify
the Complexion

If your pink complexion is
fading or wrinkles are creeping
into your face, don't think that
1t is necessary to be treated by
an expensive beauty specialist
or continue to look years older
than you really are.
Right in your own home and
without expensive toilet requis-
ties you can remove your
wrinkles and bring back to
your checks the rosy bloom of
girlhood. Simply get a little
Announced cocoa from your
druggist and after washing your
face with warm water apply
this as you would an ordinary
cold cream; leave on for a few
minutes and then wipe off with
a soft dry cloth. You will be
surprised to e what a clear,
fresh and charming appear
ance your complexion has. Be-
sides 1t gives to the skin that
fresh and pleasant beauty
which always makes a woman
look young and attractive.
This method of caring for the
complexion is becoming very
popular with actresses and So
ciety ladies who find 1t neces-
sary to look their best at all
times.
Amounted cocoa costs little
Is pleasant to use and also
makes an ideal treatment for
sunburn tan or redness.
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In The White Goods
Section

30-inch Plisse Crepe
Friday price, 10 yards for
75c.
Fancy Stripe Batiste-44
inches wide; Friday price,
400 yard.
Ivory White Voile-4O
inches wide; Friday price,
1870 yard.
Bed Spreads-Fillet lace
and wolfe in blue, rose and
yellow patterns; Friday
price, $685..
Crochet Bed Spreads-full
bed size; scalloped cut cor
ners Friday price, $1.5O.
T w d Toweling -
bleached; with red border;
10 inches wide; Friday price
90 yard.
BOWMANS-Second Floor
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Store Open
UntiL9P.M.
on FRIDAY
Store Open
UntiL1P.M.
on Saturday
Domestics

Bleached Muslin and
Cambric--36 inches wide;
useful lengths. Well-known
brands, including Fruit-of-
t ell o m, Waumsetto,
Hope, Snow White and
Lonsdale; Friday price,
734c yard.
Outing Flannel-36 inches
wide; patterns made for au-
tumn; good lengths and
weight; well fleeced; Friday
price, SO yard.
White Shaker Flannel
SO inches wide; good weight
and quality; Friday price,
1Oc yard.
Bleached Sheeting - 81
inches wide; Dwight An
Choir" one of the best; Fri
day price, SOC yard.
Cretonnes - SO n c h e S
wide; cut from the piece;
new patterns and fast col
ors; useful for comfort COW
ering and draperies; Friday
price, 100 yard.
Awning SYMPOSIUM and
rainproof; useful lengths in
blue and brown; Friday
price, 15G yard.
Simpson Calicoes-fancy
patterns cut from the piece ;
used for coverings; Friday
price, 5Hc yard.
Mohawk Sheets, o0x9o in.
slightly soiled; washable
to perfection; marked "E.S."
Friday price, 100.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a.
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only last May already the organiza-
ton is under way. Preparedness is
the keynote of success in ais move
ment; but preparedness is Impossible
without funds. AS the American peo-
nile. always quick to respond IN an
emergency to relieve suffering are not
so prone to maintain relief organlza-
tons, it is important to have a large
endowment fund of at least $25O,OOO.
Anyone interested in this vital pre-
paredness movement should make MS
or her check payable to the order OF
Edgar Mcdonald. treasurer of the
American Red Star Animal Relief. but
mail 1t to DR.. William o. Stillman, d.
rector general, Albany. n. Y.
Who has not had his heart touched
these last few weeks of intense heat
by the sight of some overburdened
horse staggering under his load in the
hot sun, Perhaps 1t was a stray dog
or cat painting for water which is no
where available that has aroused quick
pity. Whatever the cause, the result
should be the same. There is in Har-
risburg an organization pledged to
relieve such suffering as far as its
means permit. Now is the time to
join the Harrisburg S. r. G.. A. Its
agents work day and night to bring
relief to suffering animals. That work
Is only limited by the question of fin
ancial support.
Dogs have always been used in the
low countries as the motive power for
light carts and in towing ships in the
canals. Now a special variety Of ma
chine-gun dog of war is being bred,
These dogs" says the National Geo.
graphic Magazine, resemble the Els.
quimaux dogs in their vitality and
high spirits. They keep cheerful and
has yielded to fatigue"
How lightly we call such faithful
animals "%brutes," how little thought
we give to their comfort; yet agair
and again the horse or dog has showr
himself more faithful than man wher
the test came. Amid the horror o.
the European war a bright spot is the
care that is being given to animals
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Underwear
For hi Family

Mems Union Suits
bleached knee length; sizes,
"a to ~; and mesh, ankle
and knee lengths not every
size; Friday price, 800.
Mems Union Suits
bleached and ecru; short
sleeve and ankle length;
sizes, "a to a.; Friday
price, 42c.
. Boys Union Suits-mesh;
short sleeves and knee
length; Friday price, $50.
Women's Vests an d
Pants-vests are sleeveless
with tape edge; pants have
lace knee and come in regu-
lar and extra sizes; Friday
price, 800.
BOWMAN'S-Main Floor
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Stamped Goods

Stamped Pillow Cases
36x42 inches; Friday price,
800.
Children's Hats - Friday
price, 1870.
Lawn and Pique Collar
and Cuff Sets-Friday price,
13c.
White Linen Carriage
C~overs-Friday price, $50.
Children's Dresses-white
lawn pink and blue poplin;
figured madras in pink and
blue; Friday prices, 19c,
goo, $50 and $50.
BOWMAN'S-Second Floor.
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Basement Home
Furnishings

Heisey's Colonial Crystal
Glass Fruit Bowls - 80
inches in diameter; useful
for every table and reason
ably priced; for Friday, 29e
White Porcelain Kitchen
Bowls-Blue band and blue
line decoration; set consists
of four bowls, S, 6, 7 and g.
inch sizes - Friday price,
33c.
Casserole Baking Set
white porcelain; 10 pieces;
blue line decoration; con-
sists of 6 custards; one each
7 and S-inch baking dish; 7
inch casserole and cover;
Friday price, 73c.
Modern Safety Gas Iron
complete with gas hose at
taches to burner on gas
bracket; ready for use in 4
minutes; Friday price; 75c
Tea Kettles - Rochester
pure aluminium; No. 8 size;
curved spout; steel bail;
wooden h a n d | e; Friday
price, $1.9j.
Star Fibre Water Pals
the cheapest good pail on
the market; serviceable and
built for general utility;
Friday price, 23c.
Oval Mirror - w
enamel frame; 15x20 inches;
beveled French plate glass;
Friday price, SLIGO.
BOWMAN'S-Basement
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Infants Wear

Children's Socks - white
with stripes of blue, pink
and black; 2 to 4 years. Fri
day price, 19c.
Infants Shoes-al1 white,
and tan with white tops; 0,
/, 2 and 3 sizes. Friday price,
1870.
Infants Long Slips -
made of fine nainsook; en-
broidered yoke, or yoke of
tucks and insertion; neatly
trimmed; slightly soiled.
Friday price, 75c.
Baby Novelties - includ-
ing coat hangers, string
dolls, pin holders, rattlers,
diaper bags, and robe hold
ers; soiled from handling.
Friday price, 10c.
BONMANS-Third Floor
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Women's White
Shoes

Women's finest white kid,
lace and button boots; at
tractive styles; slightly soil
ed. Friday price, $3.9S.
Women's White and
Palm Beach canvas sport
shoes; with welted rubber
soles and heels. Friday
price, $1.49.
Women's White Sea
Island Duck Pumps; black
tips and trimmings; every
size to start the sale with.
Friday price, 69c-On sale
only after g o'clock.
BOWMAN'S-Main Floor
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years as a contract laborer for his
wife was the sentence imposed by a
jury upon j. w. Slaughter for killing
Thomas Weaver. He must also pay
S4O0 to Weaver's widow.
Slaughter was Chief of Police at
Draper, n. c., when he shot and killed
Weaver in a personal row Upon find
ing him guilty of manslaughter the
jury stipulated that he serve two years
as a convict laborer, the State to have
the privilege of hiring him out during
his term of servitude.
Mrs. Slaughter bid for the contract
and the court awarded her husbands
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BELL-1091-UNTTED
Draperies

Colored Bordered Scrim
80 inches wide blue, pink,
green and yellow; Friday
price, 7Hc yard.
Nottingham Lace - 80
inches wide; ecru with green
and brown stripes; Friday
price, 1870 yard.
Remnants - Voiles, Mar
q~uisettes, Cretonnes, Silko-
lenes and Scrim; sunfast
material, all about Half
Price.
BowNANs-Fourth Floor
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the Cleveland Humane Society. He
declares tina as per cent. of the men
who have forsaken their wives or
children during the last seven years
here are blue-eyed men.
i've got figures to prove this in
dictment against such men," said
Hull. Maybe the blue-eyed mar Is
more adventurous"
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5. P. c. A. Notes

On request of the Secretary o. War
Of the United States the American
Humane Association has organized
Red Star Animal Relief. This organi-
cation will be an efficient aid to the
government, not alone in time of war
but in all periods of national calam-
ity-great fires, earthquakes, lorna
does, pestilences when the local socie-
ties for the Protection of Animals
have more than they can handle.
Though Mr.. Baker made his request
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Leather Goods

Black Leather Handbags
good assortm e t of
shapes; lined with fancy
poplin; fitted with coin
purse and mirror; Friday
price, 100.
Children's Purses-chain
handles; black and colors;
Friday price, So.
~BOWMANS-Main Floor
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Boys Clothing

Wool Norfolk Suits -
some with two pairs of
trousers; excellent for
school wear; sizes 6 to Is
years. Friday prices, 1925,
1925, S4.25, 1928 and
1925.
Wash Suits - Bingham,
galatea and beach cloth;
many are half price. Friday
price, 95c.
Wash Suits in broken lots
rep and galatea white and
colors. Friday price, $1.95.
Wash Suits in White and
Colors - chambray and lin
enc; neatly trimmed and
tailored; 3 to 8 years. Fri
day price, S1.19.
BOWMAN'S-Second Floor.
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HereinThis Serving ofFridayBargain
Is Merchandise of Timely Interest to
All at Lowest Prices of the Week
On the Carpet Floor

Kno-Fade C~arpet-made
of imported Kraft yarn;
green, blue and brown with
borders; 81 inches wide;
Friday price, 100 yard.
Mating Rugs - woven
and stenciled patterns; 9x12
size; Friday price, 1925.
Rubber Stair Pads-fancy
moulded patterns; T-inch
thick; Friday prices; 7x18
inches, 12c; 9x18 inches,
loo.
BowMANS-Fourth Floor
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Girls, Beware Of Men
Who Have Blue Eyes

Cleveland, Aug. "a. - Unfailthful-
ness turks behind the blue eyes Of
men. Blue-eyed men make very, very
poor husbands.
That's the statement of Bradley
Hull, who, by the way is brown-eyed.
Hull ought to know. He's attorney for
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Couch Hammock

Convenient size and com-
Portable; guaranteed box
spring mattress; detachable
slip cover; 16-ounce duck
ends and wind shields Fri
day price, $4.49.
~BOWMAN'S-Fourth Floor
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BIouses

Collection of lingerie
blouses and a few colors and
stripes, in wolfe, organdie
and batiste; exception val
ues at the lowered prices for
Friday selling
$50, 500 and 75c
~BOWMANS-Third Floor
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Embroideries

36-in. Batiste Flouncings.
Friday price, yd,, SOC.
27-in. Embroidered and
Hemstitched flouncing. Fri
day price, yd., 19f.
BOWMAN'S-Main Floor
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Auto Accessories

Auto Chairs Friday
price, $1.25.
Combination Grease and
Oil Gun - Friday price,
$1.9S.
Handy Grease Package
Friday price, 1910 and 500.
Battery Syringe Hydro
metre - Friday price, SOC
and 79c.
Spark Plugs Friday
price, 23c.
BOWMANS-Second Floor.
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Women's Hosiery

Heavy Thread Silk Hose
high spliced heel; garter
tops; black, white and col
ors; Friday price, 100.
Silk Boot Hose-black
only; high spliced heels;
Friday price, 39G.
BowMAN'S-Main Floor
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Notions
Friday Prices

Lucy Brown Hair Pins,
assorted, sc box.
Small size snap fasteners,
sc doz.
White Stickerei braid,
1Oc bolt.
Fancy combs, 25c each.
Lingerie Tape, SO bolt.
White Pearl Buttons -
Reduced one-fourth.
BOWMAN'S-Main Floor
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services to her. While nothing has
been said about Mrs. Slaughter's atti-
tude toward her husband she may, if
she desires, keep a ball and chain at
tached to his ankle to prevent him
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Fownes and Kayser To-
button Silk Gloves in shades
OF pongee, tan, navy and
gray; standard quality will
be reduced for Friday clear
ance to SOC pair.
BOWMAN'S-Main Floor
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from escaping and may reduce his ra-
lions to bread and water If he re-
fuses to do the amount of work she
demands.
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For The Outdoors

Lawn Benches - Friday
price, 69c to $1.9S.
Skipmobiles-Friday price
700.
Camp Stools Friday
price, 1910.
Musical Hoops-A great
toy for the outdoor child
Friday price, 1870 and 800.
BOwMAN's-second Floor
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Mems Wear

Sport Shirts - m MOSTLY
white; small sizes, Friday
price, 43c.
Black Cotton Hose-linen
heel and toe; at lie.
Silk Four-in- Hand Ties,
at 100 and 800.
BOWMAN'S-Main Floor
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Going Swimming?

N~on-swimmers will find a
great deal of pleasure in a
pair of water wings, at 800
and SOC.
BOWMAN,S+Second Floor
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Women's Gowns

Low neck, short sleeves;
also sleeveless; full length;
trimmed with lace, insertion,
embroidery and medallions;
slightly soiled. Friday
prices,
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BOWMAN'S-Third Floor
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Man Is Hired by His Wife
as a Court LabOrer

wentworth, N. c.. Aug. 22.-Two
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-02-17
Moe Wins in Straight Falls

In finish wrestling match staged
in Clark's hall Thursday night, Nels
Moe, Of Plentywood, Mont, easily won
over his antagonist, Con Laastuen, Of
Esmond. A fair sized crowd was out
to witness the engagement. if
The first bout was full of vim and
vigor from the start, and the first fall
was gained in q minutes, while the
second was made in 10 minutes.
Laastuen is a we'll built man and
showed great strength, but has not
had the recent training that his rival
has had, but he is game through and
through and comes back with a chal-
lenge to meet Moe in two weeks at
which time he expects to be in better
condition. H. G. Highum, of this city.
refereed the bout.
1t would not be giving the affair due
credit If we did not mention that q
couple of very good preliminaries in
the art of boxing were exhibited.
Moe again challenged Bert Bruins,
this time to a handicap match, agree
ing to throw him twice in 80 minutes.
winner take all. In the event this
match is staged in the city it will
draw a record crowd as both parties
are we'll and favorably known.
1t will also be Of interest to lovers
of such sport to know that Moe and
Person, old time rivals at this art.
will again wrestle here on Feb. n.
Moe is confident that he can Guido the
veteran this time.