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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-21
MALE HELP WANTED.

SAFETY RA2ORs slIARPENED.
Double edges ......,........,.5y dozen
single edges ,,....,....t..,..,25 dozen
open rnzors boned or hollow ground.
THE SAFETY RAZOR MAN"
200 West Main St T.. a II, store.
WANTED Two good line yard man
uE,rs and two good assistants, good
Bnhlios. good towns, permanent cm-
ui.tmcnt only lumber experienced need
apply Rppy 10 MInuctuukn Ium-
her Company. on Terminal Bldg, Okla
homa city
PASTRY cook wanted Apply snryin
Hotel D,
SIX PLUMBERS wanted nj r1ncl city.
okla kollcr Hardware.
ATTENTION ODD FELLOWS
District managers ana special repre-
scntt'lycs wanted hy the largest odd
Fellows Insurance company iu the
world Splendid opportunity and big
money For further Information. hd-
/ Southern Agencies. general delivery.
| Tulsa, okla
| WANTED Good painter nj once steady
work Coo Fnllis. Cherokee. okla
HONS WANTED-I years OF age or
over. with wheels for messengers;
| good wages. Mackcy Telegraph b Ca
hly Go.
| MECHANICS wanted. reference re
CURED .20 10 Main 81
WANTED-You man with best Of ref
| CIeurrH to manage branch news and
| cigar stand. exceptionally good chance
| for advancement. Apply Fred Harvey.
~ Broadway.
| WANTED AT ONCE -Pfescription
! uJu registered IN OklHhOmg. To Work
In Oklahoma city r-aO. uklnhoman.
PASTRY COOK wanted. Apply sNir-
/ vim Hotel
WAETEp-Good all round baker Ad-
dress or cal toWlcr's Bakery, Geary.
Okln
REST and easiest selling proposition on
a., market. Illuminating Oll company
stock. have four leases IN Hurkburuett,
Texas. See Rock, Lee -lluckins Hotel,
south of lobby
! WANTED .flnotypc operator. no be-
glnu,r wanted. married man pre-
I ferTtd. S2i week. hours, time and hnlf
for overtime Record. Brs,ow, OKLA.
BNRRI.R wanted. SIS week guarantee:
single man preferred, Joe Bumpers,
Rush springs ukh.
| WANTED An-rouud first-clnss cloth
INK anu NllNN lI'Nll NlIN ~ lNN'A NNA'N~
man, knows his business state salary
aud reference IiXy store. Mnugum,
okla
WANTED-Nuuug man who is moi
afraid to work, In wareroom md IN
general around the store eau In per-
son. no phone calls nuswcrcd, chance
for good position In future. Sharp Auto
supply Co
Il NNrED--Hoy with wheel for Eight de.
| livery service iu stationary store
Aply Srhi'i Meyer 60, T. N1rto
BrundWoN
! WANTED-roy with Wccl 1873 West
Main street.
NNrEp-Al automobile salesman
must he experienced and have fc'
ord. r-75, care Oklahomnn.
WATCH MAKER WANTED With par
~ time NJ bench and assist In store
$50 per week, permanent P-tt nr'
uNaNumon
GOOD. u.t,iwoEu solicitors to send %,
iar sample u' hir money maker; can
easily cpfn $500 TO 5000 per week
above expenses, Address = q. Bon
1885, oklahoma city.
WANTED 30 Reference clerk Apply
assistant managers desk, Lee Huckin s
Hotel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-21

NTEu-Two good limo yard man
uEyfs and two good assistants good
Bnlulios; good towns, permanent em-
pl0yments only lumber experienced need
apply Eypy 10 Nlnuctuukn l.uW-
her Comp,n> on Terminal Bldg Okla
huWt tity
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-21

Cut out the picture ON All four sides
Then carefully fold dotted line I It's en-.
tire lonRth Then dotted line 2, aud 20
on Fold each section underneath accu-
plely When completed turn over and
'on u flnd a surprising result save the
pictures
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-21

WANTED white womnu or rlrl Tor
general houscwork small family can
nt once, t72s West Park Place Las
Vegas chr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-21
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

WANrED--Posit IN bakery MS help.
er and 10 learn trade; no bad hR6its;
nm little hard hearing hut consider my
self worth tl5 week Call ~ West
Waid. III Reno Okla
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Nv m,il one ycnr................t- 20
by Mail one year with THE sun
DAY OkIAHOMAN .......... - ~
BY agent. carrier or n'wsrnJ
cents a copy or 30 cents week
In oklahoma city.
OKLAHOMA CITY TIMES tcyculngl
and DAILY OkLAIlH'NN CW'rninr).
10 papers % week 1ruN'itd I' 'ufI'r
in oklahoma ,.'y .u. vicinity per
week. 20 cents
All unsolicited manuscripts, letters
and pictures sent 80 the Times Rrc scnt
A, the rex uf the owner The oklahoma
Publishing company expressly rcpudl-
.,es any responsibility for their safe
custody or return.
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CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING

CALL j. T.. JONES, for all kinds OF
carpenter work and repairs. Roof
work n specially Maple 2221-R
THE oklahoma city Bldg Co. build,
Ing contractors Phone NJ 9s5j-J.
HOUSE DOCTORS. carpenters and
builders and general repairs Call
Maple 2leb-J Porter and Peterson.
YOUR HONE building. romodelng, re-
pairing and painting solicited by w. J.
St1ner, contractor Walnut 6I21-J.
IT. YOU have house to repair. plaster
patch. or garage to build. call Davis
Walnut 32Gl-I.
g. ]. JONES. Mapf i35, contracting
oxcavnting grading of alp kinds; yard
work. lawns. etc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-21

All week day classified advertising
runs In both papers AT ono price. BUN
day Oklahoman ono Issue, same rate
The two dsllies.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-21
AGENTS WANTED

WANTED.
District agent with good sales force
for Oklahoma territory 10 sell oil stock
In Burkhurnett field; attractive PROPOSE
tion to right party. Address L. O. Box
1869. Fort worth. TeSas
500 WEEK demonstrating ~ so guar
antecd Autogassver; child can at
tRCh. Six 10 twelve more miles gallon
Fords. Metz. Maxwell, Chevrolet ~ftee
trial satisfies. write today. New Gem
tury supply. Enid, okla.
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Statesmen WANTED.

WANTED Live wire; sell good oil
stock. proven territory Good com
mission YUnks on Company, Anus
oklahoma
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-21

WANTEp-BuIldlng TO use for garage.
~ TO 20 n. front and rs 20 100 a.
long Answer. P-16. OklshomAn.
WANTED-An unfurnlsh.d room In
private family; walking distance. T.
%, Oklnhom1n
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WANTED-TO RENT

YOUNG couple want : o. Groom IN
furnished apartment. best ~ refer
encrs furnished Csll PBN-s6. Room
$50 or Walnut 2ltI.
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statesmen WANTED


Statesmen wANTED--To sell stock
OF oil corporation paying monthly div
idends. with large kansns and Okla
hOma holdings No advances or nd
Nertlslng expenses allowed. Reply wire.
letter or IN person Immediately
MIDWEST SECURlrlES
CORPORATIONS.
Ga Commerce Bldg. Kansas City. Mo.
SAL SMAN WANTED-To sell on
commission our new lbe Of up-to.the-
minute knife and merchandise sales
board assortments. Qunlity goods. each
assortment pays large commission
Prefer salesman who calls on trade
regularly. Iowa Novelty Company, 5O1-
5l6 Mullin Building, Cedar Rapids. Iowa.
statesmen = Handle our saiesboard
assortments ns side line. We pay on
repeat orders Standard Sales company.
oklahoma city. Okla.
WANTED - Immediately, two sales
men. sell the Free sewing machine;
big money for right men; everything
furnished Write, phone or wir, j. W
Su,h, State Mgr. Wagner, Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-21

Tho Associated Press II exclusively
entitled u the usc for republication OF
all news dispatches credited TO or not
o,herwise credited IN this paper. and
also the local news published herein.
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wANTED--TQ RENT

WANTED TO RENT--Aprii / or not
later April 10. s or 7-room. modern
house: north or northwest; Q adults;
permanent; reierenees' phone Walnut
WANTED TO RENT or 7.toom
modern home. sAl w Case, Maple
1869.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-21
SITUATION WANTED BY
DISCHARGED SOLDIER

a. q patriotic service. the Oklhhoman
Times will publish want ads under this
heading tor days without chargeD
->--asa~s-s----s>e--
ARTILLERY officer released from ac-
ti,U service d--ircs position as branch
usCuaEer or state agent; university
gfRiuOir. three yehrs business ex-
uericucc; best ~ references. Address
Mr lroWn, room els, Kingkade hotel
ARMY officer released from active
duty desires n position MS an cleo
'rlcinn: have had Is years experience
ana understand an branches ~ the
orencrs dcsire steady employment. Ad-
dres. Box i39, AnadHrko, Okla
DISCHARGED army officer returned
from overseas desires position. not
particular Hs 20 kind Of work, hut
prefer oil company. A. W, Oklaho-
man,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-21
PAPER HANGING AND PAINTING

WALL PAPER, 10 roll My prices are
the best; will bring samples and es.
Innate work. - NJ. parrett, ia w Srd,
Phone Walnut C16L
ROOMS PAPERED, s. and up; ;'will
bring samples House painting IL our
specially. Roach Rros.. Maple ?S2l.
ROOMS PApEREn, $500 and up; will
bring samples Painting reasonable.
Maple li2i, W. n Roach.
ROOMS rApERED. ~ 90 and up; will
bring samples, Maple bl1 Dykins
& knrd
FAINTER AND PAPER HANGER, cali
Walnut 1878 WIN bring samples.
Cheap prices work guaranteed. Green
lee
ROOMS papcred, 81 aud Upi Will bring
samples; also painting. G. y. Roach.
Walnut 5bt2.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-21
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
TWO nicely furnished upstairs rooms,
In private home. 20 West 6th, Ma
pie 2is-J
NICELY fufn nlshod rooms In priVa,s
family, ladies smploysd pfsfetrod.
Phone Walnut tiOb
NlCE southeast bedroom In private
home. l block of car line. gentleman
preferred. references. b,sn West ilth.
NOh RENT bedroom, i?2 East Ind.
YOUNG lady employed, wishes young
lady niJ employed io share small. Well
furnshcd home. close IN. west AIDE.
references exchanged. P.D0, OklHhO-
man
NICELY furnished southeast bedroom.
walking distance gentleman prefer
red Walnut bJi1.
LARGE we'll furdishcd bedroom. 2,
West su
ONE largo sleeping room. suitable for
two. 1904 souih Nohlnson.
WELL furnished front bedroom ~
modern private home. comfoftabl"
and clean. ali West ith
LARGE downstairs southeast room
with closet 10 employed people. bnlh
adjoining 800 T. 9th
| rWO single sleeping rooms Tor rent ~.
charles Apartment Walnut '5Jj
ONE furnished south bedroom. private
family. close In also garage wal
nut 1891
ron HENT Large. clean. nicely fur-
nished room. suitable Tor two. Hd.
Joining bath; modern. walking distance.
Tho Marion, no West 10th.
| FOR RENT single room. clean aud
| comfortable: walking distance. Ths
Marion, ll0 West 10th street
100 HARRIsON-si -sieepin. rooms for
rent. close In.
| IOR RENT--i south bedroom, north
| bedroom business people preferred
i?S East sth.
| LARGE comfortable southeast front
room with or without kitchenctle'
sOl North broadway
NICELY furnished southeast room.
| sleeping porch. breakfast and
O'Clock dinner couple Walnut 'io1
| TWO front rooms nicely furnished, ons
sleeping room, 80 West 3rd. Maple
Ss15.
ELEGANTLY Furnished rooms. lil
| Dale Ave Phone wal btIl.
! lig \. WALNUT. newly furnished he'd
tooms. private home, for gentlemen
Walnut b1si.
NICELY furnished rooms young ladies
preferred Maple 1895 SOS West Ith'
| FTRSilHED ROOM out side entrance,
| couple employed preferred $40 West
9TH Walnut Ns2
| SOUTHEAST sleeping rooms for rent.
100 Harrison. Walnut e0f.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT
s~~S>s>~~->-S-- BEL
LIGHT HOusEKEEPIN1 and sleep-
inE rooms. for rent Mnplo 53bS,J
| TWO light housekeeping rooms Tor
| rent 100 ". Washington.
| TWO. ROOM suite, furnished complstci
adults only. IL W. 9Th. Maple 1859.
| ONE large likht Housekeeping room;
everything furnished. employed peopls
preferred jOi ". 9TH
TWO hight housekeeping rooms bsO's
| y. sixth. CAN after y m,
TWO nicely furnished modern house
keeping rooms. Walking distance
| choice location. Walnut HsS.
FOR RENT-Light housekeeping room:
one, two and thrse-room apartments.
/ adults. walnu, S7s, ii2 W 10th.
NICE suite Of rooms for lisht house
keeping. first floor: adults COL u.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-21
orrIcss AMP eIoaIRooHs

orylcE RooH1 gpe Asilr.
One nirnlshlA. = nsldM2sH ns1e.
yff ySf SES,. sSss:F 1Srs !; e. -: IS - sssl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-21

SOUTHEAST sleeping rooms for rent.
100 Harrison. Walnut 500.
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lDuCATION AND INSTRUCTION

wANTEp-Men and ladies to learn
barber trade. special low tuition;
positions guaranteed free Cutolog. OK
lahoma City Barber College, lOi West
California. Harry kuus, Mgr
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WANTED-T1Ation by young single
man As assistant druggist have h1f
good hIt ~ experience wish 20 learn
business, furnish Al references A. L..
uklahuWaU
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LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT

LIGHT HOUsEKEEPING and sleep-
ing rooms. for rent. Maple Nb5.J
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WAITRESS wanted At bristol Hotel
WANTED-C Colurei mad 90 o,fe rf
baby nnd assist with homework ~
East 'tfh ~
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UNFURNISHED ROOMS
FOR RENT

1912 LlNWOOp-Two small unfurnish
ed housekeeping rooms; modern.
TWO unfurnished rooms. ~ Broadway
Circle.
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-04-07
mrs. M'D0NNELL
STICKS TO STORY.
OF GIRLS DEATH
Mother of Tot Alleged to Have
Been Beaten to Death
). Has Little to Say

jamestown, N. D., April 7.-Visited
by relatives in her cell at the Stuts-
man county Jail, and urged by them to
tell the whole truth with respect to
the death Of her daughter, Eta, for
which she ald her husband are held
responsible, Mrs. Dan Mcdonnell Of
Courtney held to the same position she
has taken since being in jail her. She
evinced but little interest, and refused
to give any further information than
she already has given. Sheriff Ross
of Stutsman county was present during
the visit the relatives made with Mrs.
Mcdonnell . 5
In another cell Mcdonnell, the father
of the murdered baby, maintains the
sameS stand he always has taken, In
sistiiig that he never punished the
children, and defying anybody to testi-
fy that they ever saw him punish
the children.
With; the time for their trial still
about.stwo months OF, Mr. and Mrs.
Mcdonnell have not engaged an at
torney. ?. .
Mrs. Mcdonnell spends virtually all
the time on her cot, and she takes
but little food. The county physician
who has visited her several times
says she is in good health, but the
woman appears listless and seems to
evidence but little concern over her
own predicament Once or twice since
she was placed in jail she has made
inquiries concerning the welfare Of
the children, who are being cared for
in the state children's home in Fargo.
Several days ago both Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcdaniel made requests for prayer
books. and they spent considerable
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-04-07
FORMER DEPUTY
HOWARD is DEAD
Well known North Dakota Citi.
zen Passes Away at
Home in HillSbOrO a

Hilslboro, N. D.. April 7.-Jorgen
Howard, after an illness of only lit
tie over a week, passed away at his
room in the Hotel Martin Mr.. How
ard has been confined to his bed with
a cold and it was not thought his con-
dition was serious. When death over
took him he was in the act of putting
on his shoes when he fell back on his
bed and died almost instantly, prob
ably from heart failure. .j
Jorgen Howard would have been
SO years next July 6. He was the
youngest Of the family, being surviv.
ed by two brothers, Gunder and Ole
Howard, of this city. 5.f y
He held the office Of county Judge
of this county for two terms and later
was deputy In the state treasurer's
office under Gunder Olson, for four
years. He was a member of the Ma
sonic and K. of P orders, being q life
member of the grand lodge of the
former and was grand chancellor of
the K. P. Lodge for number of
years @t@ iH-g. --s
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-04-07
MARMARTH MADE
N ALL TERMINAL
Hustling Little City Of South
west Dakota Given New
Recognition < ~.

Marmarth, n. D.. April 7-One of
the most interesting announcements
that the Mail has been privileged to
make for some time is that the Rail
road Post Office office terminal which
has hitherto been at Miles Clay has
been changed to Marmarth, resulting
in all Railroad Postal ssClerks on the
milwaukee, road establishing their lay
over at Marmarth. , s,s... .r.. -
Hitherto the route has been .Aber-
deen-Miles City and Miles City and
Butte, whereas hencefOrth it will be
known AS Observation-Disclosures and
Marmar til Butte, resulting in the nal me
Of MarnIarth going upon each piece
Of first class mail mailed upon the
trains between Aberdeen and Butte.
thus advertising' the name Of our city
hi Fi1L parts tof the country &s,3t ( (.
There are in the neighborhood OF
twenty mail clerks in the Servi"" h"
tween Aberdeen and Butte, and all
twenty Of these men will need rooms
and meals III our. city. 80, -.l., ..,,.,
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-04-07

buyer; general manager, WI. Elliot,
who conceived the plan; and legal ad-
wiser, Judge E. T. Burke, former as
sociate Justice Of the State Supreme
Court.
Every hlder Of stock shall be en-
titled .toi vote and that the individual
investment is secured Is apparent by
the fact that the perferred stock Is
Il first mortgage OH the company's land
ana equipment
The e4new project has been favorably
reported upon by the Blue Sky Com.
mission and stock selling will com
menee at once. It is thought pos
sible to have the mines working by
October = tt@$
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-04-07

maker at the Burnstad creamery, was
the only soldier handled by his ship
that Harold could claim as an ac-
auaintance. Harold is now one OF
the firemen on the U. S. s. SibOrney
and as it is an oil burner his job is
not very laborious. While home two
parties were given in his honor, one
on Wednesday, evening at the home OF
his parents and Friday evening at
the home of Mrs. NJ. F. Wilcox. A
large crowd was at the station Satur,
day to give him good send-off. While
quiet and unassuming, Harold has al
ways been popular with the people of
his home town, both young and old,
and we are justly proud of Burnstad's
representative in Uncle SANS big
navy. %h,
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-04-07

COMPETITIONS
ARE RESUMED
Rhodes Appointments to Oxford
Again Open to North
Dakota Students

Grand Forks, April 5.-Rhodes
scholarships in the United States,
which we're postponed for the dura'
ment received last evening through
the University of North Dakota.
Elections will be held in all states
and in Is states, which under normal
conditions would have appointed
scholars for 1918 and 1919. will send
two students. Minnesota is included
in this number. n
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-04-07

For moving vans or
trucks phone Wachter
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-04-07
HAROLD BURNSTAD|
MAKES TEN TRIPS
ACROSS ATLANTIC

Burnstad, April 7.-Harold Burn
stad left Saturday for New York to
report for duty after spending brief
furlough at home. Since his enlist
ment in the navy he has made the
round trip across the big Pond'' ten
times and the transport he is on has
transported thousands of doughboys
to France and is now busy bringing
them back again. A young man named
Clements, who was at one time butter
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-04-07
Rosens Clothing Shop
Hotel Mckenzie Block =. =

l:kening him (McDonnell to a cave
man The prisoner took serious ex-
,ceptim to the comparison. insisting it
was ,l,,foir and uncaflcd for. s:
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-04-07

On one occasion Mcdonnell asked
for Il; newspaper. and it SO happened
that in the paper which was handed
.ty him. There was published iii 5St0fS
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-28
zAPASN|CTWO.

Dzisiaj W obszernej sail Coliseum
odbeda sic deCydujace zapasy mie--
dry Ed Lewisem i Wladkiem Cyga-
niewiczem, kt6re poniekad beda wal
ka o szampionat Swiata. Gdy Zbysz-
ko vale te wygra stanie mu W dro-
DE do pasa. szampiohskiego tylko
Earl Caddock, kt0ry obecnie znaj-
duje sic W armii okupacyjnej i spo-
dziewa sic przybyG do Stan6w 2 DO
czatkiem lipCa. Re Zbyszko sobie
Lewisa ME lekcewazy najlepszym
dowodem jest ia okolicznoSc, re wy
jecha} on az do dalekiego TeXasu,
ably pod slonecznem niebem przyjSG
do kondycyi. Onegdaj przybyl do
Chicago, czuje sic nadzwyczajnie I
z~wyciestwa jest pewien. Walka to
bedzie jakich malo i moe ~przeciag-
mac sic W godziny, warunki zaS SO
take. IL gdy jeden z mich ME przy-
spill przeciwnika swego W przecia-
gu dwu godzin, jeden rzut otrzyma-
ny po tym czasie decyduje zwyciez-
ce; gdy zaS ktr6y z mich portrait rzu-
cic drugim ma }opatki W mniej niz
dwu godzinach, natenczas wystapia
oni powtornie | tax dlugo walczyc
beda az otrzymany bedzie drugi
rzut, czyli innemi s}owy, walka
trwac bedzie do ukonczenia - diva
rzuty z trzech. w walce ~wstepnej
Mich. Nestor, spr6buje sic z Lou Ia
laber - obaj Sredniej wagi; po--
nadto, DIR. Roller silowa} sic bedzie
2 John'em Londas, pierwszej klasy
zapasnikiem. Promotorzy m6wia, re
oko}o dziesieciu tysiecy ludzi zejdzie
sic ma to widowisko. P~rzybywaja
niekt6rzy az z miasta New Yorku.
Sedzia W tel walce bedzie Martin A.
Delaney, dyrektor klubu atletyczne-
go Chicago Athletic Association.
Walk wstepne rozpoczna sic o 60
dzinie $50, a gi6wna walka rozpo-
c7nie sic W pol godziny pozniej,
punktualnie. Drzwi do sail otwarte
zostana O $50. Zapasami tymi
caIy SWAT sportowy wielce jest "a
interesowany i sala diugo pred "a
czeciem walki bedzie prawdopodob-
ME zapakowana.