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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-12-11

Ing" he said, "and get back TO work in
earnest, our troubles, and even our
debts, will soon vanish"
Mrs. Medlll Mccormick. chairman Of
the women's division of the Republican
party, said women would support the
Republican party because Il lis the sole
instrument for the preservation Of ma
tionalism and liberty" The party, she
said, would continue TO champion so
cial Justice under the law and the fer
vent principles Of natlonalism which
Roosevelt maintained TO the end
Mention OF Colonel Roosevelt's name
brought a storm OF applause.
Mrs. Mccormick declared the Repub-
lican party had been In the pioneer In
the laws protecting children and women,
and she predicted that the eleven Re-
publican States which have not ratified
the suffrage amendment TO the Consti-
tuition would do so In time 10 allow the
women Of those States 10 participate In
the next general election.
Mrs. Mccormick declared the women
Of the country wanted ian American
America" and not a socialist or I'M
periallst in;ernatlonlsm."
Governor McKelyie, Of Nebraska, who
delivered The last Of the keynote speech
es, declared Amerlcanism was the out
standing issue and charged that the
Democratic administration had used the
slogan, Make the world safe for
democracy" in such cunning way as
to make possible a government like
that In Russia rather than for editlca
ton Of the ideals OF the republic"
( The Republican Congress, he said. had
given a demonstration Of adherence TO
national Ideals, the Ike Of which has
not been seen in 20 years" Meantime
The administration, he asserted, had
been playing the farmer. the laborer
and the capitalist against each other
"for political purposes"
The farmer. Governor McKclyie de-
olared, had borne the burden OF the
war and stu was carrying more than
his share. He said every effort OF the
Democrats 10 aid The farmers had been
founded upon unsound economic meas
ures, which only made matters worse.
The whole Democratic administration,
he said. had dealt in theories and po-
lltlcal policies which were proved false
many years ago"
The Governor predicted overwhelm-
ing Republican success next year and
said that In Nebraska, where there re-
Gently had been a Democratic state adj
the people were praying
for closed season on Democrats In
order that the party may not become
wholly extinct"
After the addresses the committee
formally confirmed The selection OF
Frederick 5. Peck, Of Providence. as
national committeeman from Rhode Is
land, and IL o. Bursum, OF Cooorro, as
national committeeman from New Mex
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-12-11
Renew Your Strength

weakened the resistive powers OF where pro-
longed nursing has made too great demand
upon the mothers system.
Later. during the most critical period Of q
woman's life The change of life various
serious disturbances are apt to occur; neuras-
thenia and even insanity manifest themselves.
The weakest point of the body is where the
breakdown is most apt to occur, and it is only
by the aid of strengthening and revitalizing
tonic and blood builder like ''REOLO" that the
resistance can be maintained, and this danger
Gus period bridsed over successfully.
Later on. when old age approaches and there
Is an ever increasing lack of vitality - the
exhausted tissue must be given renewed life
and activity to enable the body to utilize to
the utmost. whatever vitality and energy il
still retains.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-12-11
SPROUL SOUNDS
REPUB'SKEYNOTE
Chicago is Named for Repub-
lican National Con-
vention
GEN. DU POINT IS
ON COMMITTEES

WASHINGTON. Dec. ii.-Chicsgo was
selected as the place for the Republican
national convention next year. The Sc
lecflons were made by the Republican
National Committee. The contest for the
convention city was narrowed TO Chi
case and ST. Louis. and the vote was "a
for Chicago TO Q for ST. Louis.
June s was selected as the date for
the convention.
Governor Sproul. Of Pennsylvania. in
a keynote speech az the meeting yester-
day OF the Republican National Commit
tee. attacked the administrations Mex
lean policy and declared the Republican
party approached the coming presi-
Dental campaign with confidence that
The people would indorse its policies.
His outline Of these included a better
relation between capital and labor,
economy and business management In
administration, a firm handling OF the
Mexican situation. restoration Of Amer
icanism and constitutional government,
and a sound solution OF the railroad
problem.
Referring briefly to the question: OF
peace, the governor declared that the
10 cooperate in the conclusion OF the
matter, with only such limitations as
viii preserve 10 this republic It's full
right 10 determine its own affairs I'M
der the Constitution.
I'VE must prepare" said Governor
Sproul, mot only TO clean up the gov
ernmental mess in which we find our
selves, but we must lay our plans for
restoring our nation TO the position Of
respect which Il once held
I'VE must lay our plans 10 meet the
menace TO our peace and well-being
on our southwestern boundary. No
chapter in our entire national history is
more disgraceful and hunilailng than
ihe story OF our relations with Mexico
during the past seven years"
lie declared that during Republican
times relations between capital and la
Dor shave always been pretty well UNI
derslood." Sentiment for Americanism,
he said. was rapidly Increasing, and II
was the duty Of the Government to
promote II.
Development Of national resources. in
Guiding the public land. also was de-
clared by the Governor Of prime inn
portance. He pointed 10 the railroad
question as forming one Of the most
difficult problems awaiting solution.
"pHe rape OF the railroads" he said,
Conceived in an unholy lust for pow
er and partisan advantage, has left us
a situation which will demand the high
est abilities Of sound judgment and
forceful management TO work out"
Governor Sproul also declared that
the people wanted relief from 1.-THE in
icrminable medding Of government de-
partments in their private and personal
affairs"
III we VIII come down out OF the
fools paradise Of extravaganza and in
efficiency IN which we have been soar
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-12-11

REFUSING Laboratories. Akron. Ohio, we have
been appointed Licensees for the distribution
f "REOLO"-d direct from the Laboratories.
certified by DR.. REFUSING and positively euarNn-
eed TO give satisfactory results or we will
,ladly refund your money. Large box al
2EOLO 600 tablets) costs only $l.00.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-12-11
A Bad Barqain.

A Mobile lawyer tells of being con-
suited by an old Negro who desired
Divorce.
1T only cost me a string O. fish, to
git married. suh," he said TO the law
yes, but, please Gowd, I'd give.a whale
10 get rid Of her.'-Successfu Farm
ing.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-12-11

nose running; relieves headache, dull
ness, feverishness, sneszing, soreness,
stiffness.
"Pape's Cold Compound" is the quick
est, surcst relief known and costs only
few cents at drug stores. II acts
without assistance. Tastes nice. Con-
tains Nc quinine Insist on Pape's
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-12-11
THE EVENING JOURNAL. THURSDAY, DECEMBER II, 1919.

ers not members Of the National Com
mittee)-Penrose, Pennsylvania.
Executive committee-Penrose, Penn
sylyania.
Committee on publicity-T. C. dupont,
Delaware.
Committee on finance-T. C. dupont,
Delaware, chairman.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-12-11

II is fact that any physician can easily verify
by looking over his Case Records lat the
majority of women patients who come to him
are more or less run down and devitalized.
and that his remedies frequently fail to pro-
duce permanent and satisfactory results-un.
less they are supported and supplemented by
a course of tonic and systematic strengthening
treatment for thewhole system ike "REOLO."
Young girls frequently need tonic treatment
during the period Of delayed development, or
maturity. when the first symptoms of anaemia.
or nervous and digestive disorders develop.
A little later, when motherhood both prospec-
live and present arrives. a strength builder is
needed to overcome the debility and maintain
the vitality during this wonderful period Of
wo1man's existence. A strength remover is
especially needed where motherhood has
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-12-11

Don't stay stuffed-upl Quit blowing
and suufningi a dose Of "Pape's Cold
taken every two hours I'M
til three doses are taken usually breaks
up q cold and ends all grippe misery.
The first dose opens clogged-up nos
.rils and air passages Of ad; stops
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-11
FIIRS.

FURS.
Furs much below store prices: 10 minutes
ride from shopping district: you can save $50
on coats and proportionate amount on scarfs.
stoles and chokers, etc. Genuine Hudson seal
nun. SIS. 1t is possible to sell at these low
figures because we have no store expenses and
we are satisfied with q reasonable profit Only
the best furs handled. Our restroom enables
You to shop quietly and make a bett-r sslectio1
than you could possibly do in a store. 30. years
experience in the fur trade. small deposit
will hold furs until wanted. Repairing II
nc cessary. Open all day and evenings until g..
Take 18th street car, get of at I; half NTH
Cte walk from the car.
HOME FUR SHOP.
1901 18th St. Apt %. y. $500.
Conducted by ladies. de26'
WE ARE OFFERING a limited number Ia
dies suits, coats and dresses at cost; These are
samples of stylish tailored-effect models. spe-
cal bargains. Ladies' Sample Shop Inc, +.
II. Coates, President. 1928 18th st.
BATHTUBS and BUILDING MATERIAL.
BRICKS. steam heating boilers, wall board.
sheatlnng. SASH doors. enamel lavatories and
sinks. SIDNEY l.. HECHINGER HOUSE
wRECKING CO.. 9th and G SITS. southwest.
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READY for Immediate delivery
dodge tourings, in -hrst-class
condition. prices ranging from
5000 up:
Also. few other makes OF
cars; priced right for quick sale.
- Used Car Department,
SEMMES. MOTOR CO,
~'oI3-2I iG.st. NV. = ,-
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Marshall Business Brokers,
OLE n. Y. Ave.

TWO MEN want wholesale. manufacturing or
retail business: live propositions only. Ad-
drrss BOX 7s-A Star office. 1.-
PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO-ticod established
business. for sale: viii instruct buyer i'll bust
ness. Cheap for immediate sale. Lincoln
Studio. ISIS 9Th NV. 12s
WANTED-Purty TO Join several Of the lead
ing business in nnancing a BANGING cor
pcration. Git-edge security and the finest re-
turns Address Box 132-A, Star Office. I2s
GROCERY STORE in ne. for sale doing
5000 day; owner retiring. Address Box 134-A
Star office. l2s
LCNCHR0OM, fully e9u1p.. doing fine bus. /;
cheap rent. worth $500 hut owing to other
bus. ints. will sell for s.. go cash. This Is
great bargain for one, don't delay
Address Box SEA. Star Office. IL
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FOR sALE-M1sCELLANE0Us.
FOR sALE-MIsCEIIANE0Us
MIsCELI.ANEOUS-Co1tin1e1.


XMAS CARDS
For Everybody .....
A
Members Now %
We have 70 lar
holiday here!
Special ones 4
line for engraving An orders
for more
Conrad
Wilt Of steel
AMERICAN SUPPLY COMPANY. f ="
G IT.. n
Suite In the Ban
reopenro a. o p
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC.
: -.1sGontinueG
Auto Mart 81 Washington, Inc.
Used. Car Clearance House for
the Washington Automotlve
J, - Trade Association.

1918 Buick. 7-pass. sedan; cord tires: l'soV
1919 Oakland coupe; good as new; run xoo
1919 Moline Moline Knight Knight 7.pass.. e-cyi: run -
1917 Cole IS" 4-pass. coupe; good tires; .oo
1915 d A. fse'itss; i.p;:.:, good low
tires: Al condition .............. 1850
1918 Buick Light SIX. model e As.
1910 Kelly Springfield tires: 49,. A''"
1913 Odds g." 6pass., mechanically per- ~
i. feet .................. 1890. !.MO
1916 Hudson cabriohet, Al condition; 1000
1915 WillyS Knight .linlpnsine. mechan-
|, -ieaIy perfect, good tires, looks
like 1919 car: bargain 1.-oO
1917 Auburn, 46-cyL. 7-pass.. Continental o.o
1917 Buick, eeyi.. 5.pass., Al condition. 800
1917 Chandler; 4-Pass.. roadster Al con- ooo
dition ..............--. wv
1918 Overland, 3-pass., roadster, model
1918 Overland. 5-pass.. touring. model .o
.So-4 too
1916 franklin, 4-pass.. roadster. AL CON
1917 Overland. country club roadster, o.
mt, 4.psss; ;:,;, o.;..., 'oV
49, -4-pass. oou
1916 Mitchell, 3-pass., roadster, extra
;., winter top 100; ,;.., or,o. s
| 1918 Ford TAXI, practically new tires. $50
1918 Chevrolet, 4-90, 5-pass. touring. 800
AIS Ford touring, good running order. go
- 3rder 80 ........- $50
1918 Pullman roadster good running order 30
1911. DAVIS. 6cyi., 1-pass., good running
order too
We have the largest stock of
Used Cars i'll Washington.
CSC: Pearce, Gen. Mgr,
400 Pa:";AveF NV. Main 4o6
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Marshall Business Brokers,
ola N Y Ia

Costinue1.
Marshall Business Brokers,
oI3 N. Y. Ave.
watch for our advertisements. We are in a
Position to advertise every day. List your
place now for sale and save time.
HIGH-CLASS LUNCHRooM.
Near transfer corner; open night and day;
ICONS above: price reasonable; IL you want a
Zeal place see this.
MACARONI FACTORY.
Now in operation. Modern machinery. Fac
tory is Well located in this city. Small COM
petition. Owner compelled TO sell at sacrifice.
LISCHEooM
In alexandria, Va. Upto-date fixtures. in
ending soda fountain Owner having other
interests in Washington, will sell for $4,000
RESTAURANT
With 10 rooms above: hot-water heat. electric
light Pease price. So 700
EXCLUSIVE AND PAYING.
Rooming house nesr nth and Mass. ave;
electric lights; hot water heat. 5000
IL ROOMS
Ro"minS house near 18th and Mass; ave. !;
steam heat: well furnished. Price. $1,000.
GAS AND Accessories.
Close to heavy traffic: This place can show
the business. Price. $3.50.
GAS AND ACCESSORIES.
Well stocked store: large business in gas and
oils. Can he inspected by appointment. Price,
5000.
AUTO REPAIRING AND SALES AGENCY.
Cannot supply the demand for cars. Large
showrooms and garage Unusual opportunity
for $4,000.
CAFETERIA
Close 10 govt bldg cmpioyinc 1900; va
cant rooms connected with cafeteria: i'll health
cause Of sciias. Price, $3.50.
ONE or THE REST
Located and equipped lunchro"ms in the city;
large plate glass show Windows; tiled floors
large sanitary Kitchen fully equipped dish
washing machines. etc; price reasonable.
; LOOMING HOUSE.
Is rooms. larse cafe first floor: prominent
corner NV: r-r.t for all only $125 lease
electric Eight IN entire huilGinc: ho; ter
heat; sacrifice II; s. 800; 81 ;HV cash. balance
to suit. Consider this bargain
IL ROOMS.
Boarding housc. baths: alsv shower bath,
b"t-water heat; electric light; electric fans in
rooms: expensive furniture; rsed only few
months; moderu garage rented for 81; good
Ease: price right
sCARtFICE SALE.
LIuHchrnom. heart Of business section; own
e. Suddenly called away Price. $500
TRUE ADVERTISING
Frequent and ccnsistent and true advertis
misleading advertisements. rs your up-
erty is soon PUT on the level Of the advertise
ment-
ABOUT LISTING.
II you want to sell phone call at this Of
fcr. salesman Will promptly call 20 in
sl@ct Your property.
APOTT CLOSING DEALS
errfgiy msie al ths oien and rec pafess
Square dea ling: i the secret of
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Frequent and GO nsiSteut and true advertis
nS counts We always avoid cheap. iliiterats
or misleading advertisements. : your pp
erty Is put the level of the advertise
nent-
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANECUS.
BOATS AND ACCESSORIES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. terms. motor boat. 81
20 80 IT. long p o.. Box 4s1. IL
DIAMONDS, Etc.
A-CARAT BLUE-WHITE Tiffany Diamond
Ring. Lady musi sacrifice for Se5.
Blue white perfect Tiffany Diamond Ring.
Party must sell at for $50.
1I.-earat RIue-vhite Solitaire Diamond Ring.
Must be sold at once for 500. One sale at
KAHN OPTICAL co.,
6l1 9Th st. NV.
RING-CIuster diamond and emerald Address
Box I, Star office. H.
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Boarding housc. baths: alsv shower bath.
b"t-water heat. electric Hight: electric fans in
rooms: expensive furniture; used only few
months; moieru garage rented for 81; good
tase: price right.
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AUTO REPAIRING AND SALES AGENCY.
Cannot supply the demand for cars. Large
showroDms and garage Unusual opportunity
for $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-11

GAS AND ACCESSORIES.
Well stocked store; large business in gas and
oils. Can he inspected by appointment. Price,
&,
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FOR SAIE-0ARAdES.

- GARAGES. =.
AN ABOUT TO ERECT PUBLIC GA
RAGE. JOx1io. 2 STORIES HIGH. IN Al
GOOD NV. LOCATION. FOR FULL PARa.
TICuLARS ADDRESS BOX l64-A. STAR Or
FICE. IL.
BILTRITE GARAGE CO.. III 18TH ST. NM.
-Gaivanised steel. hollow tile and brick ga
rases. W. u. D0UGAx4 ealss manages. KAeao =.
AaAn Sso4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-11

CAFETERIA.
Close 70 govt. bldg. employ wing a.of0; o va
cant rooms connected with cafeteria. i'll health
cause Of sciHaS. Price s. $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-11

GAS AND Accessories.
Close TO heavy traffic This place can SHOW
the business. Price 81. 80.
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ABOUT LISTING.

ABOUT LISTING.
II you want TO sell, phone call at this Of
fcc. y salesman Will promptly call 20 in
sl'ect your property.
ABOUT CLOSING DEALS
! clean bill Of sale given. Legal papers
carefully made NJ this Office and recorded.
Square dea ling j the secret of our success
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-11
TRUE ADVERTISING.

SCARFfiCE SALE.
t8uHchrNom, heart Of business section; own
e. Suddenly called away. Price. 500.
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HORSES. VEHICLES, Etc.

RAEtIAlN-J-piece set. leather uph us cred !:
claw feet; mahogany furniture one, settee 4
ann straightback chairs and ole large rocker
Bill Ga. ave. IIs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-11

CHAS. E. MILLER, INC.
So 14th Ut. Four doors north of II st.
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IS rooms. larse cafe first floor: prominen I
cHrner NV Tert for all only $50. lease:
electric light IN cHtirr hujlGinc. ho-wa ter
heat; sacrifice u; s. go; 81 M cash, balance
to suit. Consider this bargain
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VICTOR GARAGE. 1914 NV.
n. 6605. BLUNDON 4 GADDESS, Props.
WILL BE READY DEC. 18th.
$40 per month, 40 garages.
18th st. bet. Newton and Meri-
dian; hollow tile, warmest in
winter; water and sewer; paved.
lighted 22-ft. alleys. Apply
FRANK Z. ALTEMUS,
2744 18th St.
eETWEEN nth AND SHERMAN Ava. KY
ION AND LAMONT STo.i
Rent, So.
GARDINER & DENT, INC.
Main 1884,. III ilth q. 80.
REAR 10TH AND @. NEW BRICK GARAGES.
soft, alley between 18th and 17th and
sts. NV, available Dec. Is. See Mrs.. Leona
Graf. apt. %, 1872 Vernon st. NV. 70 st. ex-
tendedl.
NEAR 18th AND PARK ROAD;
metal garage: 3O-ft. alley; tnme-
date possession; so.
SHANNON q LCCHS,
Main 2845. 7l3 l4th st ~.
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81 - \ WEEK buys a beautiful cabinet Phono-
graph al the Arthur Jordan Piano Co., 18th
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l. EDbMS-
Roomin- house near 10Th and Mass. ave
steam heat: well furnished Price. 81, 600.
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q SETS new and secondhand buggy, surrey
-on and double team harness 500 collars
& siZrs; riding saddle and brides, robe,
90 tl-Gt't- all less :Nan wholesale prices
I t-esweii>. - l1th ST, cor. NV. Tel
-.,lhliu 1888.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-11

watch for our advertisements. We are in n
Position to advertise every day List your
place now for sale and save time.
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ONE or THE REST


located and aTuiD1ci lunchrcoms in The city;
large plate glass show Windows; tiled floors;
large sanitary Kitchen fully equipped. dish
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d COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHoNE. In good cord
:, ton and about 70 records, $50. Apply after
- IL
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1919-06-27
SPORTING

Reports from Toledo are to the effect
that all the hotels there have already
sold all their available accommodations
for July 2, 8 and 4.
Jimmy Hill, who claims to be feath-
erweight champion of Australia, is in
training in New York with the hope of
getting a fight with Johnny Kilbane.
John J. Reiser John the Barber),
who Is now promoting boxing at Tulsa.
Okla, is out with an offer to guaran-
tee Georges Carpenter $4,000 to box
the winner of the Willard-Dempsey
fight.
The defeat of Billy Miske by Kid
Norfolk gives the latter pretty tight
grip on the title Of light heavyweight
champion.
The members Of the Toledo Boxing
Commission are for Ollie Pecord to
man to referee the Willard-Dempsey
bout.
Major Anthony ]. Drexel Bfddle,
asked by Tex Rickard, promoter of the
Willard-Dempsey fight in Toledo on
July 4, to name a referee for the
match, announced that he had selected
William H. Recap, sporting editor, of
The Philadelphia Public Ledger.
Sir Barton won the Belmont Stakes
in gallop and made new record for
one mile and three furlOngs.
With each having won a game, Har-
ward and Princeton met in the final
contest of the baseball series and Har-
ward blanked the Tiger nine, 80
Letters to sporting men of Philadel-
phia from men who are now at Toledo
say that Willard Is having lot of
trouble getting himself into condition
for the fight with Dempsey on July 4.
Tex Rickard has requested the Army,
Navy and Civilian Board of Boxing
Control to select the referee for the
fight between Willard and Dempsey
at Toledo.
Opinions differ widely regarding the
ability Of Ivan Olson, but he ranks
with the twelve leading run getters Of
the National League and with the
twelve leading stealers.
Jess Willard did not hire Barley
Madden for sparring partner because
the young Irishman asked for $1,100
and expenses till July 4.