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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-11-09
Milk. in Winter.

Why do your COWS give less
milk in winter than they do in
summer? Just because nature
does not supply them with grasses
and green food. But we have
come to the assistance of Dame
Nature with Is. A. Thomas Stock
Remedy which contains the very
ingredients that the green feed
supplies in season, only, of course;
in more highly concentrated
form. We guarantee that this
remedy will make your COWS give
more milk, and better milk, with
the same feed.
G. c. Rhoades Pharmacy.
g. I'm o. X. NJ. Butler, Mo.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-11-09
1,453 Ships Sunk by Teutons.

Berlin (via wireless to Sayville,
n. W. Nov. accompanying the
number of hostile and neutral
ships sunk by the sea forces of the
Central Powers" says The Lokal
Anzeiger, according to official
statistics, from the beginning of
the war until October IL, 1858
hostile ships of 2,569,5O1 tons
were sunk. but only 200 neutral
ships, of 276,52S tons. were sunk
for carrying contraband of waR
The neutral tonnage is only 10
per cent of the hostile tonnage.
1.-THE sinking of neutral ships,
Norwegian. will cease
as soon as the latter stop carrying
y
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-11-09
High School Notes.

All the classes have elected
their delegates for the nominat-
ing committee of the Annual
staff. The school should have a
better Annual this year than ev-
err before.
Both basket ball teams went to
Nevada Friday night. The teams
lost both games but it was not be-
cause they did not try.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-11-09
Oldest Graduate Of Missouri Uni
versity Dead.

Bolivar Starke Head of Hunts
vile, Randolph County, Missouri
died Sunday of last week at the
Mayfield Memorial Hospital in
st. Louis in his nincty-first year.
Mr.. Head was the oldest grad
uate of the University of Missouri
having been a member of the class
of 1849. He was born in Hanover
County, Virginia, October II,
1872 and for more than IS years
was a resident of Randolph Coun-
ty.
Mr.. Head was a nephew of Mrs.
Sterling Price. He was lifelong
friend of Speaker Champ Clark
and had a wide acquaintance
throughout the state.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-11-09

Fire, lightning and tornadOes
have no rules of warfare, they
come as a thief in the night. You
should prepare to meet them at
any time. Place your insurance
with Choate & Fulbright an old
and reliable agency with sixteen
Of the leading old line companies,
having a total capital stock Of
over $50, 600, 10000. 51-tf
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-11-09
Repairs on the Christian Church
Completed.

The repairs which were being
made OH the. Christian church
were completed last week and
services held there Sunday. The
ceilings and walls have been new
ly painted and decorated, and a
new carpet placed on the floor
and the entire building over
hauled and repaired until it looks
like new.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-11-09
Shaves 10 Cents.

The price of shaves have been
reduced to 10 cents at the barber
shop near the southeast corner of
the square.
3-2t r. A. Harp,
Owner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-19
WINSTON ONCE MORE
HEADS SQUASH LIST
National Champion Keeps His
Place at Top Despite Two
Defeats.
ii LII Is RANKED SECOND

r-., 9 wir.,on ne tho harvard Club
-. -. .u...
the na'lonai Squash 'ehn's chanhp'oh'
was rated AZ the best of the squash
,,av,rs ves,,rday at the annual meeting
LII. ,omu,,o. ,v,,.,on
Z" 'e '""""e ~
headed the list last year also anu re-
tanned his place in spite Of the fact that
..s defeated tw,ce during the course
u" -. 90
OF inc se'so" ,nc .m'"'p'on ""' N%
daished III '".e'',u" .eaeu' ee,.e'
ma',heS 10y J." n' wls"nm ~ 1o
un'o', ,n'''s.; WV
NJ bu'' ~ u " i.e'e"'' ,o ~ ~"
his iorn' t~h'oushou' wv ivy
season. however ."e wa.
far superior 10 tne o.ne' p''.e.s ..a.
there was hotnI',s iei, LOT '"e ''''''''''oe
TO do nut RANK MN nrS',
Bun was placed seco"u n..n,
while Wlshain' ai'noush We n"u s".neu
a decision over 'ne cnaIlplon. Mo.
enough victories IN the reina.n'us par
OF the season 10 en'''le M" p.aos
only IN the iourth sroup' N"ue.so'
Dana, another Harvard oluo pla!el, NV
was runner up III tue ha''oiai a.,
ship, was dropped 10 seNen,". a' "'
showing IN otner matches uu "ot w"'-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-19
HARVARD STILL ON THE FENCE.
Hnughton Doesn't Know whether
Players VIII Bc <umb rrcd.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, April ls.--Pcrcy d.
Uauvhton, HarvaId's head football
coach, when asked to-day what euect
Nale's decision to number IFS foo'oa''
pls yers next fall would have on the
crimson plans said that this was a mat
ter that would have to come hefoie the
football committee later in the year, In
wears past the committee has not been
in favor OF the numbering system be-
cause II has been thought that visiting
football scouts would be helped greatly
in their task of diagnosing Harvirde
plays IL they were helped by the numbers
10 identify the players and TO foiio"
them through the several formations.
MIR. HauRhton said he DID not knoW
what the committee will do. but II u
known that several members OF the board
arc no more IN favor OK the number
system than they ever were and are
likely to oppose It's adoption not"lth
standing that Yale has come into line
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-19
IONS has sent orders To have


The polo tournaments for the second
Woodcrest cup and the Morelton cup will
bc played at the Philadelphia Country
club, Bala. Pa, from May rs TO June !,
There liz IA possibility that both cups
will be won outright this year as they
become the permanent property OF the
team winning them three times. The
second Woodcrest cup has been won
twice each by the Bryn Mawr and
Philadelphia Country clubs, while the
Morelton cup has been won twice each
nv the Philadelphia Country club and
the First Troop. Philadelphia city cav
airy teams.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-19
BEGINS CAREER AUsPIC1oUsLY.
Dave tstr knocks out Opponent In
First Round Of amateur bout.

Dave Aste Of the Christ Church
House, q newcomer To the ring. made
an excellent impression by defeating j.
Mulhall Of the new West side 4. e. by
"a knockout I'm the first round of the pre-
l~''n.narics OF the llJ pound class in the
New York state amateur championships
1T the city Athletic Club last night.
Mulhall had height and reach TO his
advantage. but It did not bother As,e.
In this class Johnny Cline of the
Glencoe \. G.. brother OF Fatsey Cline.
tn" professional, had a desperate time
gaining u ha!rlinc decision from II.
Carney OF the East Side House. In the
same division. NJ. Sloane. Bronx Church
House, won from j. Marcus, Hamilton
Fish Institute. after "A hard tussle. A..
orris OF the East Side House easily de-
feated H.. I.eahy of the Gordon a. c.
Several of the contests in the 1875
pound class ended before the time limit
by Intervention OF the ~referee to prevent
Unnecessary punishment being inflicted
on the humblcd boxer. The summaries.
Is Pound class prciminarics- William
Mccullough. B"'Iam \ g., defeated +
Ahsarn. unattached. stofped by, referee in
feated l. lolergar, kal"nutN club, three
rounds, judge ic,ision, ! sullivan. Trinity
club. defeated. r GdIlnN, Mnruiugsiue \.
g. stopped by r"fcrcc In second round V;
Allen. TnIIn settlement \ g., defeated
james l1uersan. unattached. stopped by
referee. one round j O'Brieu, Bronx
church House, defeated j Amato, Rowery
Branrh y. NJ. g. \ three rounds. referee
decision. =. Lazy. linton settlement \. g,
defeated 4. VIOLA gton, unattached. stopped
BY referee In FIRST round \. LILY, knights
81 -. Antony. detected W bresslcr' Fast
SIDE House. ur rounds, r"f"f..- decision
J. Roach. OIanam \ 9, defeated l.. KIN.
bic. unattached, stopped bN rcfcre" IN hrst
round.
liS Pound class. r"'tmindries-M
SLOANE. Bronx Chur,h House. defeated j
Marcus. Hamilton Fish Pdrk, three rnhnd-
Judges decision. \ Orris. East side House
defeated u Leshy, ,iOrdDn y. G., three
rounds. judge de'l~i"n; j. Ast", chris
church HOUSE. defeated i MulhHll. Ne"
West sid 4. e., hy knockout, one round
! ,T,nr. Glencoe ~. e.. defeated Ill. Carney
East SIDE House, three rounds, Judge
d~o,Ision.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-19
COLUMBIA CREWS IDLE AGAIN.
Rice May Un>r ~ >hift Quarters tO
Harlem River.

Coach James G. Rice had planned to
give his crew men some real training
yesterday. but the weather man whipped
the waves Of the hudson into whitecaps
and made the river At only for practice
In deep sea life saving work. The result
was that uIc Columbia oarsmcn spent
their tenth afternoon in two weeks In
idleness. The coaching launch 1900.
which had been in the repair shop all
winter, was In readiness to follow the
crews along the river. but its engine re-
manned quiet all afternoon.
Unless the weather man metes better
water within tho next week Columbia
may move temper iriiy to the Harlem as
lis naval base. The west shore of the
hudson usually Is calmer than the east
shore because II is protected by the
Palisades. hut this spring II has been
roue "r than In years. Rice is contem-
plating uaugurdiiug "A daily row In the
the morning as well 40 the afternoon in
order to get IN the necessary mileage to
dcvsl y u first rlss crew.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-19
IORtCIO>l RI SALES.

IN fOlSECI,pSl Ns
SUPREME COURT. ,Ol%TY pr NEW
piik-rarni" " k"rp"L nlt'a''r ar nst
Van .ins kr"tPr'uan abN HiN.f.. Gt..rIuttS.
'"erka File NO -..'tI-Nt.r ltI. Edward
y. bthcmsr, plalr'lUa Attorney 80 Nas-
Sau street. New Work..
Judgment entered April iatn I.lG Fur
suau' to ssid judgment IN" undersigned
VIII s"tI at plhlh. auction. "t .p" Exchange
Salcsroop1. Nos 49," \sery g rcsf. iu The
borough ~ Manhattan 'I.s .' '." No-i.
st 'wrly" o'clock noon on My '..t. itlE.
10y Ii,hrk BRADY, au,tuur'r. t.. I..lfEHged
p"smis'4 directed lv sad f.. .Cn..r' 'u he
sold. vi'1tsoi on 'HN ,rtlo ..r o,
S'NiN.s",rui S'rcr' ~ 't .f.. I,r,uCh
cry side Of Tenth Avenue .N'r..rug IS
feet westerly IN front an r..'. and having
n derth 10 100 feet q irthc-.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-19
TENNIS COURTS A COAL YARD.
Columbia VIII Get Under Way To.
dn, Despite Handicap.

CoInhlt's tennis team will get under
va! 'rallr this afternoon when g. g.. y.
comes To- South Field. The BLU and
White team, just chosen, will consist Of
apt II. Lamb. T.. T. Carnall, S. Won
h'fnu'h aud George King Excepting
spencer Miller, Jr, who III been grad
'a'rI. lu,- I- the same team that rep
resented columbia last year, Manager
ldip'r .- arranging To play fordham
.'' NJ" York University. Both these
'tU "'r' On the schedule, but rain
h''i''g"l with messing the former and
".o'pt''o courts with playing the Latter.
IN" department. Of buildings and
grounds which took over several Of the
'''''s 'Itr iu order to store coal on
."H. hf. h"odod the complaints of the
'il"''. tUl has promised to begin re-
moving tine anthracite to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-19
RUTGERS GETS JUNIOR MEET.
"'~'r"p"liinn Games mittee
MhL"s award, but sets <O Date.

I' J.'.Hr Metropolitan track n
4'l .t.urI"nships viii be held at the
'Is College field at New Drums
WEES. y I. Oh June II or "a. The
~ r.I under the auspices of.the
"H.I' m -. Peters Athletic .Asso-
,a.."'. which Wa represented by Lester
e"N'' 81 q meeting Of the ganes COM
u'''' 'ur Metropolitan Association
d M" ...' 'ho award was made.
- = thc Knights Of 81. refers
nl! N'' he the johnson and ohnso
A'hl"'' N+ iat.on, which held tho sue
'''.fH N.','tC games at New Brunswich
.e' '.'.Nr Lay. The exact date OF the
me'l "II he decided upon later In the
week. i.tfoltS VIII be made 10 have z
Mh hoiday declared by all of the bust
"eS no. :, "a that there will be y large
A'esdi0yc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-19

HulION. HENkIETrA-iu pursuance
OF an order OF Honorable JUhu T. Coha an,
. Surrogate OF tnc County o. &lw York.
NutlCc ~ hereby give To -. p-rsons
having claims gains Henrietta Hutton.
late OF the County OF New York. deceased,
TO present the same with vouchers thereof
10 the subscribed, at their I t.. Of trtuaAct-
Ing business At the ofi coz a Tea Il Cam
mann, 80. SO wal S;fto., f. tho city OF
New Iork. on Or before Inc ga i'y OF May,
1916. Dated, New York. tho 1874 day q
October. 1915. HENRY 4 HUTTON, FRED
ERICK II ALLEN, Administrators. Z, I. Q.
ALLEN & CAMMANN, ATTORNEYS for the
Administrators G. T. q, " Wall street.
New York CITY,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-19
BOXING BRIEFS.

Lightwcights received a good share
OF attention in conversational iistic
circles yesterday. First Nate Lewis sent
on word from Chicago that Charlie
White wants "a bout with Benny Leon
ard. the winner of that go 10 Tackle
Freddie Welsh for the championship.
Billy Gibson WAS agreeable to the
Whitc.Leonard par, OF 1t. but insisted
first and foremost that Leonard deserves
a twenty round bou with Welsh. since
White already has been in the same
ring with the Englishman twice. Harry
Pollock, Welsh's manager. then took his
turn on the rostrum and said Welsh
is willing. That's all the progress
made yesterday in regard to clearing
up tn. triangular debate.
Leonard declares he IL IN fine snap"
for his combat with rhil Bloom at
the Stadium y e. tomorrow might
and intends To prove that has knockout
of tn. ~l;rooklynitc IN Noston recently
was no iiuke. White will get anotheJ
Greater New York trial in the near
future If the broadway sporting club
succeeds IN It's present plans, II IL try
ing TO match him with Harry Pierce
the hard hitting Brooklyn lightweight
Jus, when Welsh viii appear next *
not known. Freddie reiterated N~ester-
DAY his hope Of retiring a year hence.
II expect to NEE, Leonard and several
others before then" he said, and know
no reason why | should fear any Of
+ them"
: The state Athletic Commission is
the principal figure in "A new mystery.
( As a result Of it, meeting in .\lhahN
on Monday word was spread ahouj
town yesterday that Jimmy Twyford OF
the Clcrmont A.. 6. had been asked
by the triumvirate to sever his con-
n%ection with the BROOKLYN club. Nothing
was said officially as to the reason for
the request.
Jack Dillon is keeping himself in
lighting condition 10y fighting. He has
several more or less important engage
ments directly ahead. chief among then
his clash with Battling I.evinsky II
Kansas city next Tuesday night,
Vie Moran. the New orleans young
ster who is supposed TO have thrasli''
Charlie White OF Chicago AZ 'hattanoog'
recently. is to make his New York drnu
on NAV =. jimmy Duffy of the Yves
side will he his trial horse. The Har
lem sporting Club will conduct the bout
Moran. y short, broad, stocky youth %
rugged appearance, has a quiet demean"
that indicates GOODNESS In the ring. H.
does more smiling than talking. II h
lives up to the reputation acquired a
Whites expense he will be capable o
making it hot for many hopefuls.
Mike Gibbons has sent orders to hay
f~r ht,a, tlAl
n. arrives here next Monday or Tues
day To begin work for the battle wit
Ted Lewis IN Madison Square Garden o
Ma is. Mike says he has been taktn
light exercise steadily since his contes
with Jef Smith. so that he will lear
only the heavy finishing efforts for HI
workou, here.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-19
Date 'hosrn tor Tennis Tourney,

Columbia viii hold Its annual inter-
scholastic tennis tournament on May ),
II was announced yesterday. The meet
ing usually draws more than n hundred
scho"lboNs from Eastern high and pre-
paraiory schools, Manager McCrtckcn
intends to MAX, this years tournament
the biggest over and Will put M more
prizes than usual to attract the young-
sterS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-19
MISS FLEITMANN WILL JUDGE
Good Entry for Her Class ~ spring
Horse show.

An entry remarkable in the quality OF
the horses and the skill of the women
amateurs who wiz ride them is
for the special cup, the gift OF the Com
mittee Of American Hostels for itetuRees
in Paris, which tx the first prize IN the
class 10 be Judged by Miss Ida louise
Fleitmann at the New fork SpiIhg Horse
Show next week AT burlahds
M nominations are Mrs. Robert f..
Tod,s Sreptrc. Miss Alice \. Dodsworth $
L.ady Mcdonald, Mrs. John Gerken,s
Narrarc, Tate. Mrs, Josephine Reynoid's
supreme, Miss Mulford's Early Morn
Miss Josephine Beck's Dixie Kid and
Mrs. $. r, iiarbison's Miss Fannie Fran
cis and Charlton.
II viii be Miss Flcitmann's hrst ap'
pearancc at u show as u Judge
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-19

HAMILTON. A%DNEW lin pursuance
OF an order oI Mono! ia,n John tohalan,
u SuIroHdle OF mo t""h'' - sc" iorks
having claims against Andrew J. HainN-
ton, late of the County OF SeN York. de-
ceased. TO present the same with vouchsrs
thereof 20 fhr ,lh-rfihFre - 'N"r plars Of
,ransscting busiT"ss A. the ONCE 81 their
a. Wall Street, Borough n Manhattan,
city OF New York. on ~ before he :<th
day Of April next, Dated. New York. the
z. HAMILTON, LESTER A. HAMILTON.
0ERTRLnE H.. WHITLoCK; Enssutees
torneys Tor Executors, ~ wall street, Boz.
Sugh OF Manhattan. New York City.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-19

silent Martin knocked out Leo benz
in the tenth round at ia. broadway
Sporting Clu last night. Benz went
down In the NTH and again In TN" ninth.
the bell saving him the second time
after the referee had reached nine in
his count. In the tenth he went down
and stayed down.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-19
Lewis T." Meet Masked Marvel.

\ wrestling match. catch ~ catch car
styl" between Stranger Lewis and the
Masked Marvel Vas announced Yesterday
for Tuesday, May .. in Madison Square
Garden. II had been intended TO nj, Joe
Stecher. the Nebraska star. against
i.."ts. out tho Nestcrnor refused To
com" East ~ this time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-19
Bull Second to Winston on National Squash 7 ennis List
WHAT THE SCHOLASTIC
ATHLETES ARE DOING
swain. Bernstein. strachncr. Lexington
and Markham.

swain Bernstein. s%,rschncr. Lexington
and Markham.
H~AckENsAck, ". j., April Is.--The
Newman School Of Hackensack has ar
ranged the following baseball schedule:
ensack. 20. Tpsaia College at Hacken.
sack: 80. Hackley school at Hsckensack..
May 3. Mackenzie school at Hsckensack;
I, Csr,erct at Cartcret. 6. Horace Mann Mt
New York; O.. Faculty at Ha.kcnssck: u,
s. Peters college a. Hackensack: 10;
Al Hackensactk; il. stone school at corn.
cnsasK. ~. Il. j. Military, Academy q,
H HsSss"saf al. open ns'G 81. Ham iliHt, inst,
,ute at -Hsckensack:
Alonzo J. Bannentine Is captain James
A. O'Gorman. Jr.. manager. and +. J.
LHeureux. coach.
Newtown High School defeated Rich
mond hin High School in a loosely
played game on 1ngleeide Field yester-
day by IA score OF 10 to 10. There
were twelve errors altogether and Rich
mond Hill had much the better of the
luck In scoring on them.
Hamilton Institute Ii looking forward
to u successful season on the diamond.
~ hhs "Oit No hiFN H"ihS 90" 'D-''y ~
will meet the Stuyvesant nine. Allis
Formosa and williams will alternate be-
tween the pitchers box and first base
for the Hamilton team. Moran will play
at second, Clapp, third :. n the out
| fleldcrS. colletti. Mitchell. Lockwood.
puTy and Cihlein. Crovat and Darrah
are the catchcrs.
The Horace Mann School for Boys will
hold an elementary school track meet
open only to public grammar schools of
Wes,chester county. at the school field
c46th street and Broadway, on Saturday
| afternoon. May 6. The winners will re-
ceive gold. silver and bronze medals and
a silk banner will 30 to the school scor-
ing the most points on the basis OF 5,
3 and l.. Entries will close May with
J. Bredemus. Horace Mann School for
Boys. West 246th street. Fieldston. The
events are 100. go and 4i0 yard dashes
ha.f-miic relay. running high jump. run
ming broad jump and eight pound sho'
pu, for unlimited weight boys and &c
ward dash. Quarter-milc relay and run
ning high jump. for 100 pound class.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-19

send stree
section I, h.o,. il'l. str,rt SO. %, Vest
6-ni street.
Approx !u't'N ewourf ~ no mortgage
doh' g. sld,NoH.ft. W4'h interest thereon
fiow March "Hlh. 1910. COSTS s.l q. ..VaIrrs
sdiN -. 'aN"-. wI..r l,''- lII a.-',--
Iu'uts. aupInNWt.s. s.. r. i"sc'hcr
Wl'h 'hv eNp,r-' OF 90. ..'.
Dated New York. Npr' r4'r. ip'..
Lll:N q 1l'pt %. Lr'crea.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-19
SCHOLASTIC GAMES TO-DAY.


Commercial vs.. curtis. at staten Island.
Poly Prep VS.. Bushwick. at Bushwick
..Adelphi vs.. Browne's College, at Adclphi
Field.
stuyvcsant vs.. Hamilton Institute. at
Hamilton.
Xavier High vs.. Manhattan Prep. a,
Irving school VS.. yslc, 10. at New
Haven.
Morris vs.. Townscsd Harris Hail. at
LcnoN oval.
Yonkers High School nosed out de
Witt Clinton by "a rousing batting rally
IN the last inning " their game at Van
Cortlandt Park yesterday afternoon. Five
runs were made in q bunch. making the
final score q to 3. The score:
II. II. Il.
9 Ss Wlls fHI'Sson.'" $685. !
Batteries-Marchesi and Blair. STRAIT
AGO. OHara and Reinhoit.
st. Francis Prep was no match for
the. strong Brooklyn Prep nine. which
VOL on It's own field yesterday afternoon
by "A score of 80 to .. Brooklyn Prey
made eleven runs In the fifth inning
After another turn at bat the ST. Funcis
boys decided IL wise to call II a day and
cease firing. The score.
II II. =.
BROOKLYN rtsp.t lcsu S-2:is
Dattorics-Hllderbrand and Brazil. Mel
hame and Harris.
a triple play was engineered by tn,
inheld of Manual Training High Schoo
NJ Curtis Field yesterday afternoon. II
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-19

Jack Dillon is keeping himself IN
lighting condition by fighting. He has
several more or less important engage
mentS directly ahead. chief among them
his clash with Battling levinsky IN
Kansas city next Tuesday night,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-19

GARDENER-Wanted position; 10 years
experience; FIRST class reference. NJ, box
1873 Sun oficc.
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