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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-04
AnTi.suFFRAclsTs ORGANIZE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May A.
Women opposed to equal suffrage
have organized the Tennessee chap
ter of the National Association OPP
posed to Woman's Suffrage. Mrs.
John Vertrees, of this city, has been
chosen chairman. A vigorous cam
paign will be conducted and a fight
will be made against the adoption of
a resolution favorable to equal suf-
frage by the State Federation of
Women's Clubs.
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Will sacrifice my beautiful piano, wal
MT case. If sold by Sunday Cash
repaired. Make me an offer. 509 S.
10th :. 2-3t
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FOR SALE or Trade acres near
city limits. B. A. Reilly. Real Estate
Phone 1887. est
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WAYNE WORKS
Richmond, Inc
TELL PHONE 2422.

Auto fuel reduced one-third, proof.
terms and conditions for five (5)
year contract for your territory will
be submitted. The Martin Agency, IT'S
W. Jackson Blvd, Chicago" 27-7t
FOR SALE-Pnaeton in good condi-
ton, 2237 Main st. 2-3t
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FOR SALE-Harringt light runner
mail wagon, good condition. Ander-
sons livery barn, n 7th ST. 3-3t
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1t is probable that less than one
third of the earth's population get
what the Americans call square
meal three times day
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FOR SALE-Horse, wagon and har.
ness, 904 Main St Eft
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FOR SALE Substantial spring wagon
portable top. Schaefer's Grocery, sos
Main. 27-1t
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FOB SHE


FOR SALE. CHEAP cylinder REQ
light deliver car and other cars.
Quaker City Ga.age. 15-ti
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FOR SALE or Trade-Powerful road
ster with electric horn, lights, for
five passengers. s24 n. 18th st. SIT
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE Pass. Buick in excellent
condition. $3.50. See j. W. Carna-
han, Auto Inn. BIT
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

"A. M. ROBERTS, REAL ESTATE,
CITY AND FARM PROPERTIES.
LIBERTY AVE, r. NO. 1. PHONE
4171. OFFICE Is S. 8-R.
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WANTED-Lawn mowers ground
Called for and delivered Satisfac-
tion guaranteed. F. Drummer, 1929
Main. Phone 1014. 13-tf
WANTED-Your carpets to clean. Call
1904. D. w. Walters. 10-26t
WANDERERS. Call 1862. John
Duke. 22-tf
AIRWORK-Every description hair
goods, shampooing and manicuring.
Mrs. H. G. Dent. Phone 4719 after 5
p. M 27-7t
your carpets made
into beautiful rugs by Indianapolis
Rug Co. Our rugs have the short nap
re you have carpets to send phone
1921 or city restaurant, 1859. Leave
your name and address. Mr.. Fly will
call with samples. apr 26-26t
Modern unfinished room
with private family. by young cou-
pie. Address NJ. NJ, care Palladium.
27-7t
WANTED White woman cool. Call
City Restaurant. Eaton. Ohio. 2S-7t
WANTED-To pack and crate furni-
ture. Call Brown. Faone 1886. 2-7t
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vR SALE-Reo touring car. Bargain
l. sold this week. 3-4t
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WANTED-To repair and clean gas
stoves. Call Brown. Phone 1886.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-Farm Of 100 acres, 10
miles from Richmond on good road.
Buildings all good and modern, we'll
fenced. Terms $125.00 FER acre, easy
terms or will consider trade. For a
bargain address NJ A. c., care Palla-
dunn. Att
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load ofS dry wood. 221 n. 18th
street Lit.
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FOR SALE. CHEAP cylinder REQ
light deliver car and other cars.
Quaker City Garage. 15-ti
FOR SALE or Trade acres near
city limits. B. A. Reilly. Real Estate.
Phone 1897. est
Will sacrifice my beautiful piano, wal
MT case. If sold by Sunday. Cash
required. Make me an offer. 509 S.
lotn Est
FOR sALE--Horse. wagon and har-
ness, 904 Main st. 27-tf
FOR SALE Substantial spring wagon
portable top. Schaefer's Grocery, sos
Main. 27-7t
FOR sALE-A good baseburner and
load of dry wood. 221 n. 18th
street. lit
AUTOS AT BARGAIN PRICES
WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING
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Low PRICES:
complete with electric starter and
lights.
New 80 horse power chassis only,
be fitted with touring or delivery
body. -..
New 80 horse power chassis, gas
and oil lights, can be fitted with
touring or delivery body.
? Factory zoverhauled and completely
rebuilt and refinished six cylinder,
five pass niger touring cars, new
tires. new upholstery, new finish
In perfect condition.
Rebuilt 40 horse power chassis
electric starter and lights, can be
fitted with touring or delivery
body.
We ill be glad to show and demon
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son or telephone s T..
WAYNE WORKS
Richmond, Ind.
TEL. PHONE 2433.
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good second-h and bicy-
Gle at 429 S. Sth Phone 1881. Est
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WANTED-First class painters on
Chassis and body work, sewing ma
| chine girls, cutters and trimmers in
trimming Dept. Good mechanics for
first assembly work in assembling
Dept inexperienced help need not ap-
ply. Davis Motor Car Co., City. 4-tf
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MATHEMATICS and carpet
cleaning Like new by experts Clay
Cleaning Co. Phone 1886 21-tf
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WANTED

WANTED - OLD CARPETS TO
MAKE FLUFF RUGS. Tel 1870 or
leave your Carpets at Anderson's sta
Bile, IS n. It'll. Ask for Joseph Medzig
ASHJIAN BROS, Indianapolis. SIT
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-21

Richmond has q large number OF
entries for the Amateur athletic: meet
which will be held allsovsr the coun.
try during the week Of ian. % and 20
at the Y. M. c., A. here. under the d.
rection Of Coach Roach Who isl repre-
senting the Amateur athletic union.
Mr.. Roach has been working for sew
eral weeks coaching some Of his pu-
pills for the events and expects to make
a creditable showing. Appended are
the events and the awards for 4 e win
ners:
Boys under II years of age compete
Running high jump. Standing hop.
step and jump. Three lap potato race.
Class 6-JuniovS. 4
: Boys under is years Of age CON.
pete-Running high Jump. STANDING
hop. step and jump. ! IL lb. shot put,
Five lap potato race.
Class c-lntermediatss.
.; Boys under 1s years OF age compete
Events same as Glass B.
Glass D-Seniors.
All Is years and over compete
Running high jump. Standing hop
step and jump. II lb. shot put. Eight
lap potato race.
5 First: Individual awards-Diplomaa
commemorative Of the games, suitably
engraved with the name and position
to be awarded the highest one hun
|dred participants of the world meet
In each class; the basis shall be the
total number Of points made by the
contestant in all the events Of hil
class. -
Second: Team awards-Suitable
diplomas. including names of unit and
participants, to be awarded to the ter
highest units in each class, counting
the total points of the first twenty
participants in each class.
Third: Organization or Unit award!
Suitable diplomas to be awarded
the ten highest units or organizations
| counting the total number Of points o.
all participants in all classes.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-21
SPEEDY CADETS
MEET QuAkERS
ON HOME FLOOR

Did you ever want to know which
is the best basketball team In the
country? Well. st. Mary's Cadets is
the team. They are going to play here
next Monday night. Their opponents
will DE the Quakers one of the fastest
teams in Indiana.
The Qual1ers have been practicing
hard and looking forward to this game
for some time. The Cadets have lost
three games in five years while the
Quakers have lost two out Of eight.
Lambert vino has been in the last
two games for the Quakers at forward
will again be in the game with Herbie
Logan as his teammate.
Tie big game will be preceded by a
curtain raiser between Dutch" Brun-
tons Independent team the Dayton
Shamrocks. This team gave Brun-
tons team a good drubbing at Day
ton several weeks ago. But Brunton
says his team has improved very much
since then and should win this game.
Clarence Hoover will officiate this
game while George Little, coach of
University of Cincinnati. will handle
the whistle in the big game.
Seats will be on sale at the Westcott
Pharmacy tomorrow morning and a
large sale is expected as the Cadets
are we'll known throughout this part
of the country.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-21

Billy Benson has announced his
fight card for February !. with some
good boys bool-d for his show.
The opening bout will be between
Joey Jacobs and Pat Peters, couple
Of Richmond boys who will fight at
122 pounds.
George Klett Of Cincinnati. is hook
ed up wiz. Clyde McHenry Of Lima,
O., and Freddie Rosen meets Terre
Nelson in the windup.
Rosen first saw the light Of day
seventeen years ago In the fighting
district Of the Branx, New York City.
Early In life his family moved to
Shelbyville in the good old Hoosier
state, where he now resides.
Born of poor parentage young
Rosen had none of the advantages of
life and was forced to work his own
way through the trials and vicissitudes
that befall mankind in his search for
success. Not daunted however by this
handicap, the Fighting Dutchman"
went to his task with an earnestness
that has characterized his work in the
ring. ~
He took up the fight game for two
reasons, one because he liked the sport
and second, because he saw by SO do
ing he could earn sui .icient money to
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-21

Mica deposits sufficiently Ia
develop exist In twenty states
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-21
Chic Chinese Chicks
Play Sing Sing Fl
~ BOB PHILLIPS.

China, have been secured to stack ;
night at the Coliseum.
The widows from China come WI
and speedy and classy exhibition 4
The cry for something different has
been answered and has caused Man
aser Judy to take this step. The
Chinese bellies were secured only after
great expense to the club as much as
nine cents being expended
They have many stars" among
them who are known by tho American
names. adopted purely for the sake Of
the scorekeepers, as the Misses Rog-
ers, Weed, Nicholson, johnson and
Judy. A special referee has been i'm
ported who 10 thoroughly familiar with
the girls style Of play and who
promises to call 'fowls" frequently.
never mentioning Chickens"
No unnecessary roughness between
the sexes will be permitted. as q
special book, of rules used by the Earl
ham football team will govern the con
test. The question Of using steplad-
ders for making goals is being serious.
ly considered as the widows have
threatened to cancel the game II no
provisions of this kind are made.
The Keystones have been practicing
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-21
HlesERD MAY ATTEND.

WILDER Hibberd Of the Dickinson
Trust company, will probably attend
the meeting of the Central Golf assoc
iation comprising the states of Mich
igan, Ohio, Indiana Illinois Excepting
Cook county, and Kentucky, which
will hold it's annual meeting at the
SEVERN Hotel. Indianapolis, at 8
o'clock on Saturday evening, February
9Th, for the purpose of electing offic-
ers for the ensuing year.
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diligently since late this afterno
are In the pink Of condition.
Patti and King ut forward, y
at center and Channels and NJ
guard will start the game.
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EXPECT EASY Wet

At the coliseum toaight the
mond high school WIN play the
VILE crowd and nothing short
easy victory II anticipated.
novel stunts are going 70 b pu|
before the game By Q number
school ladies" % everyone whd
to see the stunts u warned I'd
the games early or they win nj
best part Of the Performance.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-21
Weeks Schedule
of Sport Events
for Local Fans
FRIDAY.

FRIDAY.
Baseball-Meeting Of the s. A. L. 1t
Y. M. G. A.
Bowling-City alleys, Kaysee
league: Y. M. c. A.. Business Mems
league. s. T.
cie -.
Observation-Disclosures High school
vs.. Rushville at Coliseum; r. H. S.
second team VS.. unknown. First game
called at 1880.
Cuba is to advertise it's attractions
in United States newspapers. r.
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ANXIOUS TO LEARN
=. NAMES or LOVERS

Considerable curiosity is being man.
ifested over names of the couple to be
married in public Saturday night on
roller skates at the Coliseum, but the
secret has. not been revealed and the
Coliseum management simply smiles
when preached on the subject.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-21
Roach Lists Epe1ltS
For Athletic Meet

Noet-The term unit or organixa'
ton refers in all cases to . single or.
ganization, a. single school or col
lege. social settlement, or play center
one branch Of the Y. NJ. C. A. or Turn
ers, etc.
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LOCALS PLAY MuNcIE.

Richmond and Muncie will play to-
night at Muncie when the Muncie boys
will sure go at top speed on the home
floor and try to take up notch in the
league race. Interest in polo at Nun
Gle is Just as great as it is here so a
large crowd is certain to be present
at the game.
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USES NEteHRoR's COAL.

COLUMBUS, Ind, Jan. a.. - The
temperature was three below. Will
liam H. Johnson's house was cold. He
took some coal from William Garver's
coal yard. A policeman arrested him
but Garyer refused to prosecute I'M
der the conditions.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-21
4. S. N. TAKES THREE
FROM NATCO TEAM

Back to the bushes for the Natcos 10
the cry being made by the A. s. NJ.
team which took three games from
them last night at the "Y" alleys In
the Business Mems league race. Mel
Their team made any scores to brag
about. Rees being high man with 1853.
Summary: /
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RosEN FIGHTS TO GET EDUCATION

assist his parents and obtain for him.
self an education which he SO much
coveted. His judgment proved to be
good. Today he has worked his way
to the second year high school and at
the same time proudly points to the
numerous and beautiful articles OF
furniture he has purchased for his
mothers home.
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KRAWLERS CAPTURE
TWO FROM SAINTS

The Krawlers are crawling up SLOW
ly on the Santa Marias In the Kaysee
league race. At the City alleys last
night they took two games and only
lost the Other.-b q small number OF
pins. Father Duffy and Mercurio tied
for the average. Summary:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-21
BREHm CALLS S. 1

President George Brehm has
Q meeting OF the 8. A. l., ton
the 7. N. c. A.. and he anticipat
there win be . quorum. Act
the applications OF the Starr
company, the Westcott Mote
company and the Pennsylvan,
road for membership win be ta
A large delegation Of the pla
expected AZ many OF them b.
pressed the opinion that they
have q voice In the league.
Evening journal., 1916-04-24

"Big John" Heracle, who has long
held the Delaware state wrest-
ling championship is going in
for the bout of his life to-
morrow night, when he faces Herold
Christensen in his handicap match at
The Playhouse Although the Danish
wonder tops the scales at only 100
pounds. it must be realized that he
took everything into consideration
when he offered to throw the local
man, rated as one Of the best cOmers
In the country. three times within on
hour. II will therefore be necessary
for Heracl to work on the defensive.
but there is no telling what he will do
If he finds any sort of an opening
Christensen or his manager may
have rated his powers too highly but
il hardly seems likely this is the case.
for he was very anxious to get on the
mat with Haracl; so anxious, in fact,
that he posted 500 at the outset that
he could dispose Of the local man
three times within sixty minutes Of
actual wrestling time. This sort Of
got under the skin of the members of
the Wilmington Athletic Association,
who are backing Heracl and John Y.
Cooper. his trainer, and as soon as
they had a chance they accepted the
challenge and went Christensen one
better by putting up 800 on their
side that Heracle could stay the full
sixty minutes with the Dane.
II was all Cooper could do TO re-
strain Heracl from accepting the chal.
lenge from the first moment for the
big Delaware champ was willing TO
wrestle money or no money. He was
finally brought around TO Coopor's
way of thinking and was shown that
it was wise move for 1t gave him a
chance to train and at The same time
learn some of the finer points of the
game
The past week has been ono of the
busiest i'm Heracl's wrestling career.
He has worked out daily with Jack
MORO, the rugged Italian middle
weight champion besides doing extra
road and gym work. His training
with MORO has done him worlds OF
good. The speed he has developed is
surprising and he has brought out a
number of tricks he has long known
but never was able TO use at the right
time. The Wilmington men who took
John under their wing saw a bright
future ahead Of them and it is very
Evening journal., 1916-04-24

has been making his home in Whining
ton for the last few days, will try con
illusions with Jack Denning, lGS-pound
champion of New York Moro is the
fearless type of wrestler, ready to meet
anyone. but at the same time he has
more than the ordinary supply of clever
ness and is strong with it. In training
he has given Heracl many hard battle
on the mat when it was a match con
cerning the various holds and moves in
the game.
Denning is another man of the same
sort lie carries more weight than the
Italian champ, but it cannot be said
that he possesses the greater strength
of the two. He has method of dispos-
ing of his opponents in short order, a la
Stecher. going right after them from the
start He will find man after his own
heart when he faces Moro at The Play
house tomorrow night.
Furman G.. Cole, who has been recog-
nizcd in athletics in this city for many
years. has been selected as referee.
Tickets for the match were placed on
sale Saturday and the management de-
clares that a record breaking crowd will
be on hand as the advance sale has cx-
ceeded all expectations.
Evening journal., 1916-04-24

Sherman and Knowlson. Catcher.
Maisel. Inhelder. Love. OutfeIders.
Plaxico and Dunn, Jr.
Montreal-Moran, centre field:
Smythes left field: Gather, third base;
Rossman, first base; H. Smith. right
field; Wagner, shortstop; w. Purtell,
second base; Howley, catcher; Fuller
ton, pitcher.
Montreal: Pitchers. Colwell. Mar
shall. Smith. Dowd. Goodbred and
Presto. Catcher, Madden. Infelder,
NJ. Purtell.
Buffalo at Richmond.
Buffalo - Lonergan. shortston.
|ONeil, second base; Hummel. first
base; Channel. right field; Jackson.
left field; Mcdonald. third base; Kopp,
centre field: Onslow, catcher; Bader,
pitcher
Buffalo: Pitchers. Fullenweider.
Cooper. Tyson. Cav, McCabe and An
derson. Catchers. Haley and Wilder.
lnfielder Carlstrom.
Richmond-He Hendryx. centre field:
Nye, second base; McDermott, third
base; Bankston, left field; Aragon,
shortstop; Keliher first base: Burch,
right field; ODonnell, catcher; YER
bout pitcher
Richmond. Pitchers, Humphreys,
Burke. Rhodes and Gleason. Catcher.
Reynolds. Infelder. Eibel. Outiield-
ers, ClemOns and Kaiser.
Evening journal., 1916-04-24
Here Are the Men Who Play l. L. Ball

The international League will open
its season on Wednesday, The line
ups Of the various clubs for their
opening games and their extra men
are as follows.
Toronto AT Newark
Newark-Cable, second base; Move,
shortstop! Milan, left field; Witter.
right field: Callahan, center field;
Durgin, first base; Zimmerman, third
base; Egan, catcher Enzmann,
pitcher.
Newark: Pitchers. Pier. Schacht,
Smallwood, Feathering and Rettig
Catchers. Schwert and Dempsey. In
telders. Mitchell. Clancy, Jessmer and
Schrier- Outfelders, Zacher and
TorOnto--Becker. centre field.
Blackburne, shortstop; Bracket. left
held; Birmingham, first base: Trues-
dale second base; Reed. right field;
Trout third base; Kelly catcher;
Herbert pitcher.
Toronto: Pitchers, Cook, McQuillan,
Manning and Lyons. Catchers. Kri-
chell and Hayden Infelder. Graham.
Ooutiielders, Tierney and Layden.
Rochester at Providence.
Providence Fabrique, shortstop;
Powell, centre field; Rehg. left field:
Onslow. first base; Tutweiler, right
field, Shean, second base; Hogan,
third base; Casey, catcher; Schultz.
pitcher.
Providence Pitchers, lineup,
Baumgarten, Billiard, Gerro. Peters,
Mulrenan and Eayrs. Catchers, Yelle.
Castor and Sweetland.
Rochester - Leach. centre field
Beatty, third base; Farrell, left field;
Sloan. right field; Hoelke, first base;
Siglin, second base; McAuley, short
stop; Wanamaker, catcher; Huenke,
pitcher.
Rochester: Pitchers. Kramer. Dar-
ney, Kercher and Levernz Catcher,
Hale. Infeld, Babbington.
Montreal at Baltimore.
Baltimore-Bates, right field Kopf,
second base: Twombly, left field Mil
Ter. centre field; Lamar. first base;
Fewster, shortstop; Ritter, third base !;
McAvoy, catcher. Triple, pitcher
Baltimore: Pitchers, Thormahlen,
Evening journal., 1916-04-24
Third ball LEAGUE
NOT YET ASSURED
Special to TIE LVENING JOURNAL

Special to TIE ENENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, April 24.--Because Of the
absence of Manager Jake Hogan, OF
the Newark club. there was no meeting
here yesterday, as arranged, for the for
nation of new league league of four
clubs. Managers McDeyitt and Feeleyi
Of New Castle and Elkton, were both in
Newark, but Hogan, who went away on
Saturday. failed to return in time for
the meeting. Both McDcvitt and Feeley
arc strong for new league if one more
good town that will be handy as to
transportation for Newark, New Castle
and Elkton can be secured. They both
stated that they would be able to get
together strong teams. and as Manager
Hogan is already planning for his team
the league will no doubt be organized
at another meeting to be held in a
short time.
Evening journal., 1916-04-24

likely that they will not be disap.
pointed.
Christensen has not been behind in
his training either. Although he has
met several good men since his bout
with Leavitt here he does not miss
a day at his regular work in the gym
nasium. The fans that saw him dis.
pose of the soldier know that he has
the game down to a science. Hjalmar
Lundin who is now manager of Chris
tenson is taking good care of his pro-
tege and expects to have him in town
some time today.
The preliminary bout is sure to give
the fans an edge for the star attraction.
In this event two middlewcight crap
piers recognized as past masters at the
game will clash with each other. Jack
Moro. Heracls training partner, who