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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1918-08-23
PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTICE.

PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTICE-Tbe
Lambertville Public Schools will
open Tuesday, September 3rd. New
pupils who desire to enter this term
must register with j. H. Herring,
Supervising Principal, who will be
at the office of the Third Ward
School building Aug. 80, and Sept
2, 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. New pupils
will not be allowed to enter without
this registration. By order of the
Board of Education, Walter F. Hay-
hurst, Secretary.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1918-08-23
Gent a word Ads.

FOR SALE-One good Horse,
rubber tire Buggy and set of Single
Harness. Also one good Store
Wagon nearly new. Inquire at the
Lambertville Record Office
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1918-08-23

7.30 a. M, Holy Eucharist.
$50 a. M. Sunday School and
Bible Glass.
1890 a. M, Choral Holy Euchar
list and sermon: Subject, My
Neighbor"
7.30 p. M, Litany and Sermon;
subject, The Resurrection of the
Body"
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1918-08-23
New Hope M. E. Church
Rev. G. f. Radcliffe, Pastor.

Sunday School 1000.
Morning worship. HOO.
Evening service, 200
Class meeting Tuesday evening
Prayer meeting Thursday even.
ing.
A welcome to all services.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1918-08-23
INVENTED GUN CARRIAGE.

The first self-moving gun carriage
was invented in France in 1863.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1918-08-23
St. Martins R. c. Church.
Rev. Henry S. S. Hasson, Rector

Hours of Services-Mass on Sun
days at s and 10 o'clock. Holy days
at 5 and 8 O'Clock.
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st, Andrews Church.

Rector, Rev. Thomas j. Bensley, D. D
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-16
UNCS MILITARES
ATROPELLAN A UN
AYUNTAM TO
Les consejales quieren que
Sc disueiuo Ell cuerpo
Municipal

Po- Curreo, para LA PRENSA."
PUEBLA, 10 de acosto.-Los miembros d.
A~yuntamicn,o de Huauchinango. municipal
dad pertenecicnte Il este Estado. legaron hoy
a cs:n ciudad con objeto de entrevistar al Pro-
curador de Justicin y poner en- su conocimien-
to los atropellos &c que cstan sicndo vlctI-
mas en- el pueblo de donde son consejales. por
partc dc los soldados que alli estan de guarni-
cion ' que pertenecen 4 las fuerzas del ge-
neral Francisco dc P. Maricl.
Este general. segin dicen los municipcs. Sc
ha!la al frentc dc dichas fuerIas y ia sido
tcstigo de los atyope!los que estas comcten
con los vecinos y hasta con los municipeS.
pcro So IA negado a poner ell remedio Que
esta en- sus manos, por 10 que hace aigunGS
Gias los mienbros del Ayuntamiento reso>-
viercn discover esta aGrupaci6n y salir de n
ciudad en- dcmanda de garantias. pucs, se|un
parcce. hasta Sc les ma lleEado a amerazar de
muertc.
FL Procu. ador dc Justicia del Estado i
quien entrevistaron los ediles a~uejosos. ma
nifcsto n cstos que por ningtin motive deben
de p~roceder 4 DISCOVER ell cueTpo edi!:cio. sino
que cs pertinente qae Sc dirigan e! Gobrnador
del Estado. para que este a su vez Donga FL
case en- conocimiento de- Presiden:c de In H"-
~publ:ca. quicn. scgGn 81 cree. pond-a ell rene
do que los atro2e!Ios que Sc concten en- Huau
ch;nangc rcclnman.
se2tin Tela;o Cue hacen los r~epctiGos micnn-
bro. del Ayuntan:en,o. cl ultimo ~atropello
de los so!dados dc! general :Ma.iel consists
en- introduci-se en- Ell ~teatrito de Ii Iocalidad
dicz Go clos. cbTics y a-rladcs. negsndcse
n pagan Sus ho!ctos y solpcando 4 ic5 ~c=!plca-
dos que Sc haliaban CT Ia Ducrta eel tcat-o-
salon.
TambiGn dc este case tuvo conccimicnto 9:
general Maricl. pcro Jos soldados TO sufrie-
ron ningin castiEo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-16
I'm CORONEL QUE ES
E. AZOTE EN-
D OBA F
I~NMEDIACIONES

vERACRUZ. YER. Q de agos;o.-Un cru
90 &C senoras encabcEado por Rosario Nor,e-
"a. Cissuin Mercndo. Clotildc Rodriguez. Nag
dalera Sanchez : Antonio ". Diaz. Sc presca-
taron ante 5os generates Luis n. Hernandez
y Manuel Morales. para poner en- c~onocimien-
20 de estos jefes. que el coronel carrancista
Lazaro Blancc. esta siendo el a5ote de las
reSiones inmeiiatas 4 Ia mua:cipalidad dc San
Lorenzo. en- eli canton de Cordoba, pe-tene-
cicate 4 este Estsdo.
Dicen los ouejosos. que cl refrido militar re-
CORE a Ia cabeza de sus fuerzas los pueblos
reQuenos y de csds parte Sc lleva 10 que pue-
de. COMO pastu-as. bestits. a-ma.. etc. ba-
biendo en- varias opo-tunidades dado mucS. :
4 los duenos de alsuna rancheria porque no
Sc deiaban despair de los efectos de 81 pro-
piedad que nabian tentado Ia codicia del CO.
roncl.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-16
e + S0LDADOS
SON S~EATEHCEADOS
4 PENA ULTIMA
Son 81 resto de uHa faerza
cue ;5a q sabLe0orse
contra CaTTaaza
po- co,r.o. &C. II PaEEsA,"

po- Corr.o. 5r-- II P2E&SA-"
AGUASCAL.ESTES, . C aSos.o.-A2--9'
So reuai5 e. eo=scio de sges7a encarSaco te
ju=zar : los ocho 5o,i.aOs saPcrviyientcs -
i combatc que Sc Hor5 eatre lss iGes=-- de
.s:a plaza ) cin-rcnca soldadcs ca-saHc:s'as
Tue Sc -levaz:a7oa CT @-mas coasca .! Fo5ie7-
no hasa alszros di=s ; oac in'Snss-7" asa3-
tar e! tren del sur : inmediSc;o2c5 dc q es-a-
lion de Caicalo;e.
En- aeueIa Ogo-euniaza. e. maesia's;a C
sen Sc dis eaeEsa a de92o Gei pe~sro 80
,orria Ell convey. ) -esres6 .:oIea:anen;e a
Asussealentes de toade :ue-on cav:Eaos dos
siertos honas-ss : 5a-r a Ies iai;&entss.
Estes tuccon ds.-o1adO5 , sasi!ado soSre =
te-reno 81 teniezce qac is maa@ab2 ; GIG .ae
quien los iaSujo a @>5eia-5e-
En- IA aeci50 soc-on hechcs 2g.slo=cEo5 !c'
esho sO.daGos suyo eOase.o d s@e.ra - -
rifie6 znrie-, En- =! qae eod-7 c-os :lc:7@
sentenc!aGos a ags-sc. se=5c=c:a Que c cie-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-16

cu-ars p-oa:o 5; los reos no cCns;Eucn l. sra-
cia &c! :adgitc.
Ccac-7l nc jn:errpH7c ar 2Gsc0.
IN IA vccina hacienda dc San gEnacio. 81
tua.1 en- lss :a=asdiaciones dc csta ciudGd
= a q fslda de una p.atorcsca coiina. SC We
rific5 aycr IN asseo orgaai=ado por IN gra3o
de ;5vczcs De esta ,oealidad. a! cue asisticrcn
iaz rg:@ci2aIes families.
Las por!.as cue fo--aaa G ve.5cl dc 4
cras,a.icatcs So die-oa cts CT {. 7e:erido
7a5eo para alesrar este &C" 81 2~7czca''a y
e=:.e=a-sc : las de;ic:as &c: bale.
HGto en- d;cao Daseo I aosa acsra c. -
general a=e SC cn6s:>c5 ; a oC:=o s=a2Te7-
| is : G-os coa Ia coao.ilo joven de l. .o:a,;-
| I'D. e genera" c. c=37lja SC LANA NJ
-uo R-=-. : mica GA p:aa:sta cue soeaba G
BALES ~7&bi:sos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-16
Los ACADEMIES
EN- LAS MINAS
DE fIIDALCO
nuy d~escontantos
los llllner0s CON ell
gobiernO
- PRENSA"

Par Cor-.e. s=-n a. PRENSA"
PACEUCA. HIDALGo, Q de agosto.-La &C
.itud de! Gobierno del Estsdo ante los CONT
MUGS acc:dentes cue Sc registrar en- los miro
r.Ics d. esta entiGad, academies de los que
son ictiras con mucha frecuencia los O.
breros mineros. ha dado lugar a qre el dss-
contento aumcate entire el grenio de traba-
iadores de las minas. y, al mismo tempo. n
o;e g, GcSierno General sc de cucnta de que
2, de este Es:ado Sc excede en- las facu!tn-
dcs que como Executive local tiene contorn'e
4 n constitution po!itica del miamo.
Ell NAL estado cue guardian los socavones
de cast todss las u:nas de esta cnt;dad. haze
Que u.uy : mcaudo SC ocasionen en- c! fondo
de clguna de cstas. Gerrunbcs CUE casI s",ni-
,rc so, dc fatales consccucncins para los mi
neros.
Va en- otra oportunidad estos elevaron una
oueja al gobierno del Estado. ) entonccs cl
Eiecut;vo lcca! nornbr6. invadicndo liar a.
triSuciones del Ministcrio de Industrial. Co.
racrcio y Trabaio. iaspertoTes que Sc cnear-
cs-an dc visitar periodicamcate los "tiros
dc las min=s para YER 81 estado en- que e-
,os Sc hallaban : evita- desE-atias en- las que
sicmPrc son victimas los obrcTos.
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Sc robe C ias donccilos.

Sc robe C ias doneciles.
Agresan las referiGss sehorss-qae h;cie-
ner sus cueia-que no en- una. sino CT vsrias
oportunidades, el mcncionaGo coronei Ia roba-
do 4 6oncelas pertenecienses 4 las fsmiliaL
humildes de los contornos. a las que ha teri
do enccrraGas en- su casa hasta qaince dias.
dssputs de cuyo tempo las hs mnudado Al
lado de sus famiiias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-16
Los PRESOS D E
TEQUILAE, JAIL.
HUYERON
~IeYantaFOn en- armas
dos hacendados en-
Jalisco
Correo. rcra la PRENS.A."

po, torreo. rcra LA PRENSA."
GUADALAJARA, Q de a~sosto.-Todos los
presos oe Sc hallaban recluidos en- IA carcel
r,unicipal de Ia pob!aci6n de Tequils. pertc-
| neciente Z este Essado. Sc fuCaron antenoche.
segin IL Information Official que Sc ha reci-
dido anri. uprovechando un descuIdo de los
gua-dianes de Ia prisi6n.
Entire los rcos que Sc fugaron Sc encontra-
ban slgunos criminales de los mas ~peiis-o-
sos. Guienes ~estaaan desecsos de iugarse pa
rs unirse a los rebcldes y de csta manera cs-
capar al castigo que habian merecido por sss
crimencs.
Los iniciadores de lie evacion fueron los
del departumcnto de 'scntenciados. quicnes
rompieron las reias de Una veatara que in
para un ~callej6n. y cuando estuviezon va 4
punto dc rccobrar su libertad. Sc pusicron, for
zando a!gunas puertasr interiors;. CT CONT
nicaci6n con los dcmas detenidos. sananoo
crtonccs todos IL Gale y lanzandcse a toda
car-cra hacia las afueras del pueblo.
Inmediatamente que Sc tuvo noticia de Ia
evasion dc los presses. Sc desiacaron en- 81
sczrimicnto fuerzas QUE procGraran daTie,
alcance. pero sc terac que haysn tenido tieu'-
20 para Ilcgar hasts los tcrrenos en- dondc o.
peran los alzados. on cuyo case IL rccaptura
dc los presses resulta-is POGO mcnos Que I'm
possible.
e! alcaiie de Ia prisi6n sera suJe.o : un
proceso. pucs SC ic schala como Ct re5ponsa-
Die principal y GiTccto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-16
Jr .a9.csto fc.,:cis,a he ado cb-rsito.

n -a9.csto fc.;cistd ID ado cosmetic.
FL capitalists .senof Felipe Romero. QGe ;uc
Ge,cnido por quo Sc Lee ccusaba DE ser ic!ieis-
u y habc- c1:ado p-otss:endo {! rero!u;io-
mario Dcna:o Vicrn. rsccEcciio reoe,de fe-
~i;r:sta que Sc halla int +n,aio y proeesadc. Tue
atsaclto 30. :! Juez eur concc;6 de 81 eau
81. POI tslt, dc rrueba' dc 81 cuipahiidad.
Eiabia varioS c.cn,sn:as ~pcliticos cmgen2-
Los En- q:c el se3or Rorlero fuers sen,cn-
c.aio. pe1o .! Juc= obT6 rec,amente : ah-
-o!vi6 nj acu5ado r pes1r de LIS iafluencias
iac Sc dice iue-on oueSt=s ~ ;acGc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-16
MILL GcYsd6c.

Don Apolonio Ga-s!a. Millionaire de csts To-
calidad. que ca dueHo de innumc:Ebles y valio-
sas fi=cas r&sticas y urbansc. ia sido de
NJ rdado cririaa!ncn:c por 81 licenciaGu ~
choa, a7odcrado do uno dc les hiios del mi
Ilonar:o en- e. jr!cio quo contra csc han en-
-cnein n.ase-ra.
e. deiIto dc auc Sc ncusa II Dor Apoion;o
Garcia cs el de Goir-,. hos aus lc .u-rnn pro-
p!anGo, nj rencionaco abosrtn cunndo ira
tGt- de liesar It IN acue-ds ~prci:ico ccT q
Millionaire drr1nadhGo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-16
i:-cy- rys pi.;G,

Cd"dt7.t5 glr ri.jG.
Joaquin AEuirre 5*ianSa. L = :s@.:i~
De- M.ni.t-o te Goos-aaci:n lei gabincc dc
dan Vcnuatiaro. , uno lie los c=.didatos %
cie:.!ex" qar 'e-iuate @oE' aqu! - las rcc.c=-
- cieeeiuncs. sa!.6 pata l. capital dc in Re-
rabiica. a doHLr va n radicarsc para cs7--a:
c. d:a CT uuc tc1ga qGc occrnr su cvT.l Ell
G. Congress- de "A Union.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-16

Reflection De IN ~lagartiio al ycc
a una robusta iroZa con un pan er
cada brazo.
Que rico sandwich!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-16

t-ab.;os ea vi-:ud de 6-denes rec:bidas en-
al scatido de ID Capital de IA Repdblica, han
-e2rr6ado s-s labo-ss, ha5ieado "velto u encs
los miles de operarios que habian Cuedsdo
c-esa2tes. solo QUE las horas dc trabsjo, a q
fccto dc scSujr el ~gob:c-no aGeiaate en- 81 en-
ue5o &c p~ractic2r economics. han sido redu-
e:d..s 2 scis d;aria5.
Los t-abajaGo-es en- general Sc qucisn de
tai reduction &c horas de ~trabajo. pues como
to&cs clos ganan por cl tempo que dedican
= sus lsba-es diar;anente. resulta que el suel-
10 dia-io cue les corresponds pOr las Te:er;das
se.s roras g insr;ticicrtc para que cubran 7us
aecesid=des.
Nuchas Sestiones han hecho los opcrarios
nara Que las horas diarias de trabajo scau
siquicra ocho. peTo NADIA han cOnseguidc por
cue las !ns.-ucciones que ! este respecto tie
nc {. superintendent de la Division son ter
n,iuantes.
Sc cnc;snGen do hoynoS o.ds.
En- cam5io. IL Gran rundie:6n Central Ne
xjca=a &C csta lccalidad ha encendido y pues-
10 en- actividaG dos hornos tuadidores apar;c
re los Cue han cstaGO trs5ajardo. en- los que
:, oc--a Z atzanos ccntcnarcs de operarios. los
quc han s.Go coa:ratados &c cnt-c rOs De IA
mscstraa=a &c los ferrocarr;lcs.
Les 5veIaos &C "a tundici6n pasaba a SIS
:rab@tado-cs soa superio-es con mucho Z los
Cue c. = acs>aIlGad caran les naccaaicos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-16
EN- LOS TALLE2EsD De
EN-
ACJkSCALIENTES,
Hay CRISIS

For Correo. 2crc IL PRENSA"
AGUAsCALIENTES. 9 &c asOsto.-Lcs -
.ie-c< nc7$aieos &C ,os fc--oc2-riEsz. essahlaci-
dos en- cs.a ciudad. qae habiaa -Gspcadido aus
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-16
L,cron irsrsctorcs dc Mtsico.

A-Hs rFTBF'HFf'' ~
Como Ia Secretaria de Indu,tris tienc a7m-
brados sus inspectores para todas las 7egIo-
mes del pals. y COMO por Ia prensa SC supple
re- On Il capital e. estaGo lc ahaRdono ell
Cue &c cnccatraban las niras de Pachuca,
!icSaron recientcncate Il es;a iocn!idaG cuatro
inspectors dc 10, dc il capital. ulaa;fcstar-
CO 81 dcsco &C inspccciorar las Tliaas de e.
.as rc-:cacs. pe.c como &C cacontraran con
QUE ura eo5,is:6n lo:al &c in-ca:sros inspcs-
.o-cs rrscticabz G. csoo Gias Ia =ai.a'a v.zitn
7Ic ellc5 proycctanaR encon:raron mas CO.
ro.c de rc!cvarsc de 81 eo1.;si6n y resresar
= 1itz;co.
l.. ora conisi5a IL i=sc7icros por So par
c. 9=bedo,1 de q.c haais l?crado Ia conf
sin dc ia:ca:cro, m-tropoiItaros tpcro 10
&c &C SC haDla :doI suspcadiG sus trnba:os
.,g..1Gcs, !rs -naaos.
E! soS:crao local y e. &c. Centre. "svo es.
L Sc-ro:a-;a dc Industrial. fucron Tor -Io''
~ca.a=cca al ec.osos dc sas fGnsioaeG CT Ia
7~-ztcrin. cue re hrbo e=iea piaielc cuc5:as
De- dcsc=oc$o Le sua coa,isionrS c niaEuno
u los Crrpos &c .A=ca;eros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-16
Redobla las Fuerzas
Nerviosas en- Diez
Dlas

Es9az farosas rastii!as para IA
sangrc ; los aervios devucivcn ia sa-
iud Z todo el que SURE &c agotamicn-
70 nervioso.
Ayudan y Ia digestion. pur;fican Ia
aangre despejan e! cerehro, evitan el
insomnia imparten un vigor magne-
tico. Las propiedades orientales d.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-16

J.:c Interpretation al Gobcrrc6or.
L. Sec.esarla dc industria y Coacrcio Sc
ha diricido. serun informcS Que Sc tiencn,
nj Gob:crno dc. Estado. en- solicitud de date;
aecraa &c 10 Cue So hi hrcho en- frvor de
los mincrcs y Ia s-gu-idad de sus vida.. = SC
cspcra con impacicncis sabe- 10 que 81 Elect
,ivo local c~ontes;a = tai Interpolation.
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lbs meneroa So n:c1ar G ;ra645a-.

lbs m;''eroa So r:c1ar e ;~ra57ia-.
Ts!e= son ins condi,iones dc insexurida4 IN
aac = hcI;sn las m;nas ID ssta :cS;or. que ios
~a,.a7yos. : poser do QGt Gsnea ncocai5ad del
ralagio que su ;raoaio le5 produce. So han re-
cado = b,;a: a los 'ti-os" al aa,c, 10 sc L.
w. : cnbo G. estSs lar oo.1s Cue Sc hacer
indispensable, 7aca Il scsuT;dad de ics barre
.c-o7.
seSin n opinion &c aIgunos do les re:cr;-
c., tra5a;sdo.c'. on alsunaa ninao hay enor-
rs parcdoEes a-r SOLO cs:an de:cnidos POI:
~rva,2!cs : durr'icatss d MADEIRA. y ;aiss pa
rc:o=sa const:.rycn bloks de grants cai,.ec.
- -p!aStar cads uno tic clos a cn;a-c O
ycingc hoToTe- en- 81 caic..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-18

American association pitchers will
often foel mournrl this year and look
back with longing Mt last season. when
iheir lives were so free and unrettcrcd.
For tho shine balls and spit balls and
an the other funny business of last
year mat made the pitchers happy-
ana made the hattcrs miss-this sea
son viii be strictly forbidden.
Ihd's the way they usually man
age things I'm the American associa-
uon They 20 from @r---r-~treme 10
the other Last year me1Auas no
effort made 10 restrain h1gAlchers,
and these latter got away With the
raWest sort Of stuff Queer deliver
les and freak shoots were 80 many
and so various that the batters and
cntchers wore bumps and bruises all
over their persons. A pitcher walk
Ing out TO start game would have
with him a complete Kit OF sann.
paper emery files. hross knuckles
blackjacks, or anything else that he
thut might help lie would then fix
the bah 10 suit his fancy and dish up
Some n"w hops such as the batter had
never seen before. And the umpire
never tired To Interfere
This year II Is all TO be quite dlf-
ferent Tho association officials have
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-18

decided that these monkey tricks
must cease. ana go the pitchers are to
bc held under observation and the
lirtt ono trying anything queer viii
he chained up un Ter the stands As
many OF the A, \. 2ltcehrs are quite
ccItndent on shine balls and such
suateE ms for ueg continued sue
cess the batters are greatly amused
"t THIS new ruling The bnttcrs point
out that they won't DO a thing TO these
birds that made them SO miserable last
season oh, no. The batters say they
VIII pick or nice fat averages slam
ming the, harmless deliveries OF the
boys who were such demons last sea
son. In fact, the batters say the A. A.
pitchers viii be bunch OF buns this
season, anyway YOU look at IT,
The A. A pitchers deny All th's
OF course, but they declare that the
new ruling is great mistake They
consider that it viii make the, game
ana that most of the
club owners viii be suro to lose
money Not that the pitchers care
on their own account, but they hate
tn see the game suffer Very likely
the parks viii have to close down in
the middle of the season Yes the
pitchers feel that. IL Is all very re
srcttable and sad
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-18
OUTBOY OTHER GUY
TO LAST IN RING

Abe Attell was explaining recently.
while talking over the fight dope with
n bunch Of New York fans, thit no
never developed his boxing cleycrness
TIL he found that he would have to
II he wanted 10 last long at tho game
when | first started In fighting
Irelim fights out on the coast" says
Abe, u was just "A tough Kid and.
didn't know thinE but WINS lucky
enough 10 win7all my first fights. MY
mother was dead set against the priSc
fighting thing but whom | brought
homo $40 and $40 ana finally $50 af-
ter the bouts she agreed to let me
stay nj II II I could make that good
money. | realized that | wouldn't last
long II ! had nothing moro than "A
fair punah. because In those days YOU
we're down among the buns again
II you took a few beatinga Ana II
tho money didn't come in my mother
would make mo quit. So started In
learning 20 felnt aud block and soon
Improved quite bit | found how
much castor II WAS 10 outpont and
outpunch the other lad when YOU
knew more than he does. and ] kcpt
studying the science of the thing ever
after"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-18
MICHIGAN QUINTET IS
ROUNDING INTO SHAPE
Coach Mitchell Eliminates o
Tendency Toward Indi-
vidual Play.

ANN ArBOR. Jan 1.-THE bas
kethall team Of the Univerfty OF
Michigan. which has important
western conference games on its
schedule this winter, IL slowly round
Ing into shape Tho team In not con-
aIdered championship organization
at present, but Coach Mitchell hopes
10 have first class organization on
The floor by the first OF February
one rather unpleasant incident or
series or incidents. served 80 wake ny
tho varsity basketcrs The fast
freshmen eleven played several prac-
tice games with Mltchclrs men and
won them all Lately. however. the
varsity team has shown marked i'm
provemcnt and has trounced the
yearllngs In impressive fashion
Az usual team work he the OBJ
stacle in the path of conference sue
cess Mitchell had lot Of basket
bnll players and that was about
all Most Of these men could shoot
baskets and liked 90 try their SKIN
from any old place on the floor The
Coach has eliminated lot OF this
practice, ana the teamwork In begin
ming 10 aCc'A- plish results
Emery who wns rated as a star. ~
slowly getting back To form Cohn,
the football player. has shown con-
siderable Improvement Mitchell is
trying 10 develop McCllntock and
Rychcner into fast team Of FOR
wards The latter IL a good shot but
has not been considered aggressive
enough. McCllutock Is hard. fast
player. but his basket shooting has
been errntlc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-18
FANS PLEASED WITH
GETTING WILLIAMS

fhllly fans are not yet quite calm
over the sale or their divine Grover.
but some Of them seem to believe
that the team had the best OF the
deal that sent Paskort TO Chicago in
exchange for Cy Williams. Dode was
getting to be a bic unpopular in
Philly anyway williams is Younger
Than Paskort which OF course ia an
item, but In other respects it's hard
TO see where he Is out in front of tbe
veteran. The dope OF the past two
seasons seems TO show that there is
htte 10 choose between them In
1916 they both finished IN with an
average OF .279 in batting and Cy was
a Few points ahead in fielding. At the
ed OF the past year Paskcrt was
ahead OF Williams In both batting and
tlelding. In fact Dode led all Of the
National league 9utfielders in batting
last season.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-18

pugilism was an easier way TO make
money than gardening. The simple
country lads ambition 10 become A
lighter aroused great deal OF rldi.
cule. and giant who had some ring
eFRerttnce led IN chatting Tom. This
made Tom hot under the collar. and
ne challenged his tormentor to DO
battle. They fought the next morn
Ing, for two dollars a side, and in
hat an hour Tom had stretched his
opponent on the turf, unconscious.
Toms master the market gardener
thot he would discourage Tom In his
fighting aspirations by matching him
with professional OF his acoualnt-
ance, but Tom showed such natural
abihy that the professional was
aroused 10 admiration OF his proves.
Thereafter he became one Of the
most prominent OF English puWillsts
aud after his retirement ms a fighter
he was USUALLY chosen TO pitch the
ring and make the arrangements for
nearly all Of the great fights IN the
country. For more than half a CEN
tury after his debut as n bruiaer Tom
oliver was always among thoAe pres.
ent NJ an important battle. and 10 be
last he held reputation for honesty
and straight dealing not surpassed hy
any other character In pugillstic his
tory