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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-02

The Rooster club. collaborating with
the Rooster Club Auxiliary. viii give
one of the incest parties Of the season
soon. The hall Will be decorated in the
club colors. cherry and black Two or
chestras are being secured Invitations
have been issued This party Will be
the fist given since the soldier boys Of
the club have returned.
The evening world., 1919-03-19
BOWling Strikes TACK rasGEk and Spares

Gus Cock suffered defeat at the
bands Of John Stofka in the eastern
individual championship at the New
York Bowling Alleys last night. caus-
ing him to drop from first to second
place in the big bowling classic. The
scores were very low and the result un-
expected. Neither OF the bowlers rolled
100 during the eight games. l99 by Cook
in the seventh game being the high
score. The best that Stofka could do
Mas to roll 1872 in the second game.
stofka, the winner, averaged l72 for the
series against l7l7s for Cook. The
scores: StofkR. l59. 1872, l62. l76 III. ls1.
l1j, ia: average l72 Cook. lis. III, III,
lJi. l10, l6s. lys. lI3. average lilA.
No gAmeA are scheduled tonight, but on
Thursday night Brcitenaed meos Dlubar AZ the
ST Nicholas alleys; Hartley meets Keller at thI
Jniven1y; knOblcch meets Sahby at the Broad
way Arcade and Cook and Lucke 20 hook uf
a. tbs American Alltyg. Cooks hDme dnyes. II
Lucke beats Cook he mas the claInpionshII
cirched but ou the ether hand should he lose
all that Cook has to do to be crowned champion
The evening world., 1919-03-19

In a telegram jtrt re~ited by the writer from
Frank Bagsy Who IL In San Francisco with WINE
JacksIn. Bagc, eAya he has matched Jacoon to
mcrt Frankie Faurn. the fnnco lghtwcizht. tof
four roIris at the Drcanland Rink Friday nisht.
Ths men bAttled rccenty. Fnften bring awarded
the de.1uSon. Joe l. ujamin and Jimmy DuiiS:
FRISCO Lgh,scights meet in the othe' four'rounh
bout
Allie Naek the local lightseigiit has arrived
in San FranciSrO. Frank Basley sent toS NAfh
when hc learned that Benny Nalger had troAen
away from hs management. Mack will meet the
winner al the Benjamin. Duif, byut In sau Fran
tAeo in about two weeks. The bout will te four
round. and will be fought a, the Drramhnd Rink.
Matt Hinke. the premier boxing promoter oi
Cleveland. has decided to siAse another p's noH-
ing show At GrayA Armorp IN that city On
Friday evening, Apnl Z. In the two main
bouts, each OF ten rounds duration, trtn0e
iriu of New Bedford Mas. will 90 against
Pal Moran Of New orleans, and Pa,sey NA'ii'e
will meet Frankie MaSoc, tho Western bantam
weight. who recently outpoiutsd ial Moore.
MD Norfolk, the crack coorsd heavyweight,
mas been matched BY Herman Taylor. manager OF
tho Atlantic CITY sporting club, to meet Jun
Hosie the eolorcd heavyweight Of Atlantic Ciy.
IN the star bout OF eight rounds at the eluo
regular weekly boIng show to-morrow niSiI
Norfolk reecnty stoppcd a colorcd heaD"esh'
d Baltimore.
Tommy Rooson Of Maiden. Mas. who out
pointed Young Fisher the syracuse hight heA'>'
weight IN a ten. round lout At uie Olympia A. \
Of Syracuse on Monday uisht. has been prAeu
cally matched to meet Mike Gibbons OF ~
Paul 10 the main bout OF ten rounds Al tn'
sane club on The night ~ MArh Sl'
~ ha
A. G. Of Jerey cay. has past completed hu
star bout flr the next show Of the club OF
Frday night lie has secured Mickey Rnocl
q Jusoy city 10 met Artie COOK OF Newark io
eight rounds 1Hlsre Will he several ITeliminar!
bouB between evenly matched fighters.
Frslde Welsh the retired former liEhtWcEh
chAm4aon has conentrd to box Joe yelling o
Chioaso in a limited round bout tor the bench
d the iniurci soldiers who are qbArtercd q
| tswcgo y. T., on FRIDAY na5r. harol'
| t,srusc, the good huAo Ne~Ark hantamweight
and Harp ThDmAA have Alo agreed to swal
punchos at the sanse slow.
Jos McNulty, who bpoGs the bouts tor tn
boIing shows held by the Lotos A. Q. OF Pert
| Amboy, ~ j., to-day signed up Harry Apple
gate OF New BrlnsSck. n, j., to meet Freddi
| Kiber Of Newark In tho main event OF eisl
| nounds at the regular weekly boxing show O
the club on Fuday niSht. The mn fought
slAshing bout at the same club some time ago.
The National 4. U. Of PhilAdelphiG "A out
drawing the olympia A. A. OF the AAme cat
At their weekly boxing shows. At the Nlroll
on saturday night Joey foH, the English bantam
fuugllt LouLsALA IA the main bout and the grOs
reeeipts we're ti,2UO. Al the olympia A. A. u
| Monday night tho receipts were close tD s. .5O'
fOI got s.. 100 for his end. while Johnny Am7l
oi this cIty got 5000 Tor boIlng Dick LoAdInan.
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Hqht Results
CARBoNE BEATS M'CARR0N
IN A HURRICANE BATTLE.

READING. Pa, March l9.-Before
the largest crowd that ever witnessed
battle In this city. Frank Carbone.
the aggressive New York mIddleweight.
whipped Jack Mccarron OF Allentown.
Pa, in ten terrific rounds. Caroone
forced the milling from the start, and
il was apparent after a few rounds that
his terrific body punching was weaken
ing McCarron. The latter. however.
fought back In great style and made
Carbone fight his hardest.
McCarron's best work was the sixth
round. In this chapter he scored with
right and lefts TO Carbone's face. but
the latter evened the score when he
staggered McCarron with series OF
rights and lefts to the chin. The last
round was a hummer. Both lads went
at II hammer and tongs, and even kept
fighting after the bell, the seconds
jumping In the ring to separate them.
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GIBBS BOXING
BILL REPORTED
OUT IN SENATE
Amendments Expected in New
Measure TO Legalize Manly
Art in This State.

ALBANY, March 19.-The boxing
bill introduced by Senator Gibbs OF
Buffalo was reported favorably by the
Senate judiciary Committee. There
will likely be amendments on the floor
when the measure is presented.
As now drafted the bill provides for
a single headed boxing commission.
While not willing to state now what
changes will be made in his bill. Sena =
tor Gibbs let II be known that he is
against a triple-headed boxing COM
mission.
Assemblyman Martin G. McCue Of
Manhattan, who knows more about
boxing than any member OF the Legis-
lature says he will ventilate his criti-
cisms OF the Gibbs bill when IL comes
before the Assembly. McCue favors a
tiiree-headed commission.
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to know anything like that / ask the
fans instead OF trying TO judge from
superficial appearances. | dropped
the big gathering places Of the sport
ing fraternity in various cities. ask
ing them whether the fellows who
come 10 their places seom interested
in baseball. Here is what they say:
Downtown Chicago - Very little
baseball talk here. Hear less OF it
than ever before. The old time fans
seldom mention baseball now. Young
fellows seem 70 have more interest.
Downtown Chicago-Little interest
among our patrons. Haven't heard
two baseball arguments this spring,
and usually there are a hundred a
day at this time OF the year.
Billiard Hall. Downtown Chicago
Small interest in baseball
Sporting Resort, Loop, Chicago
Two years ago our manager held
stakes in upward OF three hundred
wagers on baseball before teams
started training. This year he re-
ports three waGers made. Little base
ball talk heard.
Barroom. North Side, Chicago-More
interest in last month, but not up to
other years.
Cafe, South Side. Chicago-Not
much interest, although considerable
increase in last two weeks.
Ipta1 Cincinnati IA "A
gossip than in managers recollection
Interest increased after Moran's Sc
lection as manager,
Cafe, Cincinnati-lnterest much in,
creased in last two weeks,
Cafe and Billiard Hall, Cleveland
Interest revivlng Old time fans seen
to have tired of the game, Mucl
more enthusiasm now than a montl
ago.
Hotel, Boston-Little baseball tall
heard. Not much interest during win
ter, hut increasing, Return OF Gowd!
mostly talked of.
Hotel, Boston--Much more interes
shown in last two weeks, Lots Of tn,
fans disgrunued,
Cafe, Brooklyn-No one talks base
ball here this spring
, Billiard Hall. New York-Less base
ball gossip than in ten years.
Billiard HHall, New iork-Interes
increasing In the last month,
Cafe, New York-Havcn't heard an
one talking baseball since last fall.
, Cafe, Uptown New York-Gossi
, beginning to liven up.
Cafe, Uptown New York-Les
baseball talked than ever remembe
/ at this time OF the year,
! cafe, st. Louis-Small interest thu
far.
Hotel. St Louis-Prospects bright
cr, Fans beginning to argue again.
=, Hotel, Detroit-They don't tai
T. baseball at all. All the argument
"a here are on Prohibition.
Cafe. Detroit-Less interest show
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clinton and Fitssimmons Win.

BOSTON. March l9.-At the Armory
A. A. Johnny Clinton, the crack New
York lightweight. won a hard twelve
round fight over Louis Bogash. the
Clinton relied on his boxing ability,
coupled with straight punching, to win
the decision, while Bogash sugged az
the way. In the other twelve round
star bout Eddie Fitzsimmons, New
York's Southpaw wonder, battered
shaver OBrien, Boston's pride, all over
the ring, knocking him out In the sev, i,
enth round with a hard iett mana
sma shing uppercut to the chin.
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GEORGE B0THNER PICKED
TO REFEREE FRIDAYS BOUT.

After a long argument between the
managers OF Stranger Lewis and
Wladek zbys2ko. the famous wrestling
champion, George Bo,hner was selected
TO referee the championship wrestling
bout between these stars at Madison
square Garden on Friday night.
Before Bothner was finally decided
upon every referee OF prominence in the
country was mentioned, When the dis
cussion came down to final settlement
Bothner was the choice. and both men
agreed that no better man could be
as sked to offiCiatc.
The conditions OF the match call for a
fall or money returned To the spectators
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billy De Foe stops Joe Mooney.

PROVIDENCE. II. l., March 10.
BILLY DeFoe stopped Joe Mooney OF
Brooklyn in the nth round OF a sehed, &,
uled ten-round bout at the National
A. G. last night. DeFoe's body punches
in the hrst four rounds wore Mooney
down and several solid punches to the
face put the Brooklyn boxer in such a
bad way in the fifth that Referee Gard
IRON, further punishment Young Mont
real won his nineteenth consecutive
Victory by beating Paddy Owens OF
Cambridge in ten fast rounds.
The evening world., 1919-03-19
{ Fistic NeUs John p Pollock and Gossip

Word has just reached here from
Madison, wis. that King" Brady,
trainer at Wisconsin University. has
resigned his position with the univer-
sity to become trainer to Jack Demp-
sey and prepare the sturdy young
fighter for his coming worlds heavy
weight championship battle with Jess
Willard on July I. Before Joining
Wisconsin University, Brady was the
trainer for the Chicago Cubs and is
well known TO baseball fans through
out the country. Brady intends TO re-
turn TO Wisconsin University In the
fail.
Msmbers Of the Now York A. 6. will witnr~
Auotber tct u professional bOuS in ih Sl~elo1
pmnas.um on saturday night. TIE MATCHMAKER
n the club has sizn-i up three siI rVund bout"
for the oraSion Young osrn Gariner moetins
Johnny Darsy II tho Unitsi states Navy, HArlen
Eddo Kelly tacEing Sailor Burru~s Of th'
United statsu Navy and Eddie Walsh a Noik
Vile facing Jack Courtney ID tho BUni.
RAl,a Brady. the promising lightweight o.
syracuse. ~ y. vas matched to-day 10 mee'
X. %. Man. TIE Cincinnati lightweight. tof tNeNe
rounds in the star boat at tho Armory A. {. o
Bcstou on next Tuerslay night The but be
tween jeff smith and Joe Eagan Of BoSton OF
Monday night did not take place ca Account
Of kagan being NorJ SICK.
Harold Rre-e Of Newark and Pa,'cy Johnsor
Of Buffalo. y. Y. who furnished such a slAshin'
bout IN the sent final tn the Joe WellinG Lev
Tender hout A. the SpnrSmen's Club In Nc~arE
y. J., several weeks ago, arc going To battle again
They were signed up lAst night To meet for eigh
r'unds At the 1renton A. C. on Monday night
| They will bDE at llS pounds rngade,
The evening world., 1919-03-19


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as to whether or
not baseball Is
coming back this
spring is worry
ing the magnates
and players.
A b out h r e G
weeks ago l set
out TO discover,
II pos b | c.
whether interest
is as keen as the
ardent support
crs OF the busi-
ness claim II will.
be. When l wani
The evening world., 1919-03-19

Why. in that fourth round. he backed
me into a neutral corner and caught
me fiat footed. All | could do was
cover zip. In that position Benny
rained all kinds OF blows on me, most
OF which blocked The moment he
let up on this stun piled right back
at him. You know II he had hurt
me would have stalled, or gone TO
clinch. | didn't, | just fought him
back on his heels"
u TTCHIE was blocking and duck
N ing now. jabbng in his left or
shooting n long right at an imaginary
Leonard, right there in the Belmopt's
foyer Then he went on;
"In the third round Benny began 10
feint beautifully. He made me miss
several times, and once, as l fell in
pretty left and crossed over his right
/ both on the chin. Those punches
turned me around. but TO my surprise
didn't hurt or shake me up bit
Then | said TO myself. why, this fel-
low, with his string OF knockouts
couldn't lick mo in one hundred
rounds
"Had you any pan OF battle mapped
Iout for Leonard we asked.
"Nonc excepting this" repl ed
While. II knew 1t was to be just
twelve minutes OF lighting l decided
In | boxed Leonard, he might mak'
me look badly, so I said to myself
, IN go right at him with straigh
punches and be aggressive from
start to flnish' Why. do you know,
had Benny so busy blocking my blow
, and ducking that he hadn't time Il
do any nghting himself until II wa
! too late"
win you night while you are in tn
East"
no. ] don't think 50, Not that m
! wife has any objections, but II any
! thing tempting comes along, | ma
consider H. The little y.rl knows tina
everything ! got was from Almight
God. and boxing Both have enable
E me 20 see NE, travel and enjoy man
? luNuries which ! never could have al
c fordod otherwise"
Say" Willie had changed the sub
I icct this time, I'm teaching my Wit
to play golf"
| YES" this time Mrs Ritchie-nt
1 Mrs. Steiiins, talking, "and my on
1 ambition Is 10 beat him" Win tn
e the happy pair, tripped out on 42
b street on their way TO the Hipp'
!. drome. A.-
The evening world., 1919-03-19

Beginning next sunday the Italian
Catholic Club basketball team will play
the Parson Big Five series OF games
for tho mlddleweight championship OF
New York, The games will be played
at Webster Hall nm street and Third
Avenue, al 3 T., NJ. sharp each sunday.
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ot,l, ....i,oss i,oiS LOSS $40 1000.

in match game for $3.50 The s-riHs is 20 he
~ duck pins, The heSt II in 81 same- 4. G
r. A. rllas to euyern. Connie Lewis Il the
champion duck pin bowler o{ Connecticut while
s-nella Ia one 0 the good ona q, New York
C{tv
The evening world., 1919-03-19
Sentiment Throughout Coun-
try, However, Still Confused
How Strong Baseball VIII
Come Back This Season.
BV Hugh S. Fullerton.

two OF the major league
w clubs already in training
camps to start work, and
with the majority OF others ready TO
start work this week. the question
The evening world., 1919-03-19
KID AIbertn Win. Dont.

MONTREAL. March l9-Johnny
KID" Alberts OF Elizabeth. ". j.. out
boxed and outslugged Eugene Brosseau
before a large crowd.
The evening world., 1919-03-19

Buy in a hurry, yet you
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Moneyback k backs every
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Four complete "divis-'
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Clothing.
Furnishings.
Hats.
Shoes.
Four great stores de-
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No waiting on requisi-
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No guessWork as to size.
Individual attention.
Personal fitting,
A stock that provides for
every build.
What you want the day
you want it.
We encourage looking.
Just as good for wear to
business
"Westpointer" shoes;
the last that provides for a
continuance of the comfort
you've known in the Army.
In tan, still $3.50.
Black, SO.
'Re0iStered Trademark
ROGERS PEET COMPANY
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at 18th st. -Four at 34th St
Convenient /
Broadway Corners" Fifth Ave.
at Warren at 4lst ST.
The evening world., 1919-03-19

Conifrey Boxes Five Men,
Frankie Conifrey, Harlem's fighting
fireman, who was one OF the first
boxers 10 enlist in the L. s. Navy
after war was declared, took on five
Lfop-notch battlers at the show
stpge by the Boxers Loyalty
League at Base Hospital No. g.
Grand Central Palace, last night.
The evening world., 1919-03-19

THE interview was beginning TO
assume the complexion OF "A
woman's page story. instead Of
one for sporting page consumption. 80
we changed the subject to the Benny
Leonard bout and directed our ques-
uons toward the bridegroom.
"Well. hrst," said Willie. 'let me
tell you that / am glad to be back
here to renew old acquaintances and
20 find such perfect weather. 1t
surely Is great"
How ABOUT Leonard and what dc
you think OF him?" we asked.
Benny is good hghter. clever
and fast and can punch. | made the
match with him reluctantly. As a
matter OF fact, / had about made uI
my mind THAI | was through with the
ring. when Jim Coffroth approac he'd
me with the suggestion OF boxing
Leonard. l hadn't boxed In "A long
time. / put in six months at camp
instructing soldiers, but that ISM
boxing. 1t was rather illustrating the
different blows OF the game to the
I boys.
"conroth finally offered me a nat
I guarantee Of $500 FOR the match and
that got me thinking. Give me a
percentage and III take H. told Jim
and so the match was on.
"Mind YOU" Willie went on, Il hac
done nothing but play golf dance anC
now and tnen put In a little time a
ht-ndball"
Willie laughed here. This Il
funny" he said. About two week
before the bout, Gibson eyidsntl,
thought something about my weight
He and Cohroth came around to Sc
Say While! said 'Gib' I don
want Benny TO fight any 1856 FOUNDERS
VIII you promise TO weigh under Il
for. I.eonardT he asked.
n6wp
@'One hundred and fOrty-siN,' re
piled. l jumped on the scales Ia
them right there and weighed II,
They were amazed,
4fTTHE day Of the fight and win
was smiling as he recalled 1
"0ib came around again and sal,
You aren't going to weigh any MOI
than lt6 tonight, are you, Wlie?"
"'Well. Bin l remarked, ~
weighed li6 two weeks ago SO
wouldn't think I'd be any hcavt,
Sthe scales again and they rcglstert
l4O1z."
ibid you actually beat Leonard
we asked point blank.
"Mell. two papers said | did, OF
gave Leonard the decision ami l.
other called the bout draw" Wil
answered.
"You should know whether or n
you won" we interposed.
"Exactly." replied Richie.
think outpointed him. Leonal
made a great rally In the last rour
which took the lead away from n
N that session. He was fghtipg wa
derDeratlon. for he knew he had I
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Fans in Many Cities
More Interested in Game
As Teams Start Training

than | ever remember.
Cafe, Philadelphia-Big increase in
interest, especially in the Athletics.
Hotel. Washington-Haven heard
the subject mentioned. DO they still
play that game?
The evening world., 1919-03-19

II is sid that the old time Irving Bowling
Club are 10 enier at least two teams IN the
MetropoltAn Championship tournament which Ia
10 open at the White Elephant alleys On the
2lst of Apnl.
The evening world., 1919-03-19

Right on the heels Of the victory Of the Muiual
senOs over the ST. JOHN the Baptist Csarcf
bowler. comes the news q tHe match betNeer
the iunion of the same teams in which Tho
MutuaE were again the victors In two straight
games, one tg two aud the other b. sI pins.
The evening world., 1919-03-19

NKTY isn't the weather grand
1Vl herel Home in San Fran
cisco we always regard New York
IN winter time as n place OF zero
weather and piles OF snow.
"rd love to see some snow DO you
think there'll be any?" she plaintlvely
asked. You know I've never travelled
f. before, hardly ever been far away
from Market Street. No, never had
been even to Los Angeles.
II haven't had chance to see
much OF New York set. Last night
Willie and | took a walk on Broad
way. Ii took my breath away TO see
all those wonderful theatres. the fine
shows and those lights. Why, we
have only three theatres at home"
-t Ritchie stood close beside his little
wife. looking down from about head
above, ready TO help her out in con-
versation II necessary, but she needed
no assistance.
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Ritchie Here Honeymooning,
Mixes Love With Boxing Talk.

The inS anes, ' lIi'is @s's siri my in "iS the
- world. Yes. the best match
I've ever made" Willie Ritchie,
nghter, linked his muscular right
arm under the left OF the smillngest
bit Of sweet femininity we have
seen In many a day as he said this.
and there was the suggestion OF a
squeeze, which any one in the foyer
OF the Belmont Hotel might have no
ticed. Richie, here from San Fran
cisco on his honeymoon. looking spic
and span in a wcll-made suit OF dark
Clothes, was introducing US to his
pride
"Please spare my bushes" the
chestnut-haired, toque- blue
gowned girl answered laugingly.
giving Willie's right arm return
one for good measure squeeze.
Glad TO meet you. Mrs. Ritchie."
we stsmmered in the face OF things.
BEG pardon. we mean Mrs. stef-
fens."
"Oh, that's all right. They are the
eahhNs aho"NA " bpAl nilh
again the merry little canary bird
laugh. accompanied by Joyous
twinkle OF pair of soft. light blue
eyes. fRcusscd on bcamirg Willie.
I'VE understand you helped condi-
tion While for his bout with Leonard
by your dancing we gently asked the
little lady.
Maybe So" she replied. laughing
again, and I'll keep him dancing all
his life. We both love dancing"
Some dancer" Willie interposed at
this point. lie had never let go Of
her left arm all the while. and as he
made the remark, he squeezed II
again.
"Your first trip East?" we asked.
hoping that Willie would remember
some of the Marquis OF Qucensberry
rules and break.
why. yes" again that begulllng
smile, and II has been wonderful"
Then the bride went ON to say that
abe had seen the Grand Canyon. rid
den on the mules. and actually SAW
SNOW there.
The evening world., 1919-03-19

cuS'Ong good mAtch game ia To be rolled Al
the White Elephant Bowling Academy Broadway
AID 3lst Strc,-t, this afternoon al o'clock, be
tSeen b. Andersen, l.. Ms~z, ". kAsenhaner and
l.. lonefieL for the bowling championship d the
Equitable Life lnSuranCe 90.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-07
waive Hearing. Await Grand Jury.

John C. Zoller, James snyder and
Eta Snyder. charged with taking
away a girl under 1e without the con-
sent of her parents. yesterday waived
a preliminary hearing before Justice
of the Peace Joe II. Parkes and were
bound over to the September grand
jury. Zoller. who married the 14-year
old Katy Thurston. of North Fork.
still declares that she is of age. while
her father, Frank Thurston, maintains
she Is but IA. The girls mother is not
living. A charge Of carrying con-
ceaied weapon has also been made
AGAINST snyder.