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Walter Kearney
Banquets in France

Mrs. Lois Kearney, clerk and stenog-
rapher at the Y. NJ. C. A., is in re-
ceipt of a letter from her husband.
Sergt Walter Kearney, in which he
describes a banquet in France. in
which his command participated. He
says:
Saturday evening. February 8. the
supply company of the One Hundred
and Sixtieth Infantry. Fortieth divi-
sion. gave its first banquet since its
arrival overseas. Owing to the i'm
mense amount of work entailed in the
supply company's operations in pro-
viding a regiment with Quartermas-
ters, clothing. ordnance and subsis-
tence stores. this was the first oppor-
tunity that Capt. John D. Robertson
had to speak to the men under his
command. except in his official capac-
ity.
"Regimental Supply Sergt Waiter
Kearney was chief of operations, and
with the able assistance of Ordnance
Sergt. Edwin Faila, official interpreter.
and Mess Sergt Samuel H. Unger,
with his crew of dependable and pal
ate-ticklirg hash singers, the affair
was a grand success. The eats
proved an agreeable diversion from
the customary lineup with the army
mess kit, and their preparation
would have been credit to any first-
class caterer. The small number of
men in the mess line the next morning
attested strongly to the quantity. as
well as the quality. OF the spread.
Musical selections were rendered
by the One Hundred and Sixtieth jazz
band and won their due need of ap-
probation and applause.
"Col. Charles F. Hutchins was
called upon for an Introductory ad-
dress He paid glowing tribute to
the work Of the supply company under
Capt. Robertson's regime, and said
that in his entire military career he
had never met a more efficient and
smoother-running machine. in fact. he
found in the entire American expedi-
tionary forces. Remarks followed by
Capt. H. E. Kunkel, regiment adju-
tant. and Lieuts. I. d. Jaynes and H.
R. Gimbal of the supply company,
who commended very highly the work
of the company men. Capt. Robert
son gave review Of the work per-
formed by the supply men, ard ex-
pressed his appreciation of the fine
team work and efficiency developed
by each unit.
He then called upon the regimental
non commissioned stan. consisting of
Sergts. Kearney. Reitrouer. Collins
and Falla. also many members OF the
company. and all were unanimous in
expressing themselves as feeling ex-
tremely fortunate in being associated
with the supply company Of the One
Hundred and Sixtieth Infantry"
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IN
KOREA.SEEM TO BE
QUETING DOWN
tBy United pr%...,

Toxic. March 15.-The disturbances
between the Korean nationaiists and
the government authorities is quietine
down, although still serious in the pro-
vince OF Kokai, where several casual
ties have occurred as the result Of
clashes between government troops
and the insurectionjsts. Recently
the Korean nationalists declared their
Independence from Japan and. 1t is
announced. have sept delegates to the
peace conference in Paris
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South Canon High
School Notes

Last week was junior week The
juniors started to wear their colors,
green and white early in the week.
and wore them on ard on all week
There were several color scraps be-
tween the seniors and juniors. Thurs
day noon the juniors held an auction
sale. Boxes containing candy. cook
les and doughnuts were soon taken
The proceeds 20 10 the athletic asso-
citation. Friday was Juaior class day.
The following program was given dur
ing chapel period: victrola music, fur
nished by Minnie Iubati. Civilization. .
Royal Italian March, reacing. Carl
Schlaeppi; piano 500. Cora Clark.
two-act original play In pantomime.
"Ail's Well That Ends Weil''-Charac-
ters. The Student. Cora Clark: School.
Gretchen Watcher. Flu" Carl
|Schlaeppi; Serum. Estella Higgins:
Correspondence Work, Minnie Iubati:
Basket BAH. Marion Bartlett: High
School Hike. Seth Poet: Thanksgiv-
ing Dorothy Hall; Movies, May Ar
mold; Health Board and School Board.
Paul Logan The program was we'll
received.
A number of students from North
Canon High visited school the latter
part OF last week
Pictures on the training Of troops
in the cantonments were shown with
the stereopticon Tuesday morning and
proved very interesting.
DIR. Duniway visited school Tuesday
afternoon and gave a short talk ON GO
ing 10 college.
Several new pupils have been re-
ceived during the last few weeks.
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SOME VERY FINE
CALIFORNIA ORANGES

In the window of The Record Office
have been placed on display some
very fine Southern California oranges
and lemons. brought to Canon City
Thursday of this week by Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira C. Burns and son. Ira. Jr..
ON their return home from the Pacific
coast. They were grown from trees
planted by Mr.. Burns father, near
Los Angeles 27 years ago and are
as fine specimens of their kind as
can be found anywhere in the coun-
try. Mr.. and Mrs. Burns and son
$ eatly enjoyed their visit to Cali.
10 MA. They were absent four
weeks.
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C. c. JACKSON 1
D|EDF FR|DAYAT
SAN DIEGO

Mrs. Lena Jackson OF 7of Rudd
avenue received n telegram this morn
ing from San Diego. Cal. informing
her OF the death OF her husband. G. c.
Jackson in that city. yesterday. Mr..
Jackson had been In failing health for
n long period and went TO Southern
California at the beginning OF tho
winter with the hope that q change
might prove beneficial The an
nouncement Of hfs death will be a
hook to his friends here. many OF
whom we're unaware OF hts Illness.
Mr. Jacksbn was ven known IN Canon
city and throughout Fremont county
Is the. former owner ard manager OF
'Jackson's ranch" In the Mtcanife
reighborhood. The remains will bc
ought TO Canon City for burial. The
;anrrai arrangements. as well ~ a
ore extended notice OF the deceased.
Ill be published In these columns
later.
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Thieves With Rig
Take Everything
They Can Garry

LeadvllIe. Colo. March IA series
OF robbedes. the nrst In several
months took place Friday night
Three stores were looted a tailor
shop. paint store and hardware store.
Using a light wagon the robbers
drove up the alley between Harrison
avenue and Poplar street, stopping
arst at the Sol Hecht tailoring cstab-
'fshment PryiBg on the rear door
they entered and proceeded to clean
he place out. Almost the entire stock
OF ready-made goods, wooiens. lining
material and even suits and clothes
eft for repairing and cleaning were
taken. The only stock left unmc-
'ested were the buttnos. The loss
here was $1,000
Stopping next at the Grove 4
O'Keefe Wallpaper and Paint Com
pany In the next block. the piiferers
made awav with an assortment OF
paint brushes. check protector de-
vice. and emptied the cash register
Before leaving they ran the register
up 10 LII certs. The loss at this
store was placed AZ 500. Z -
The a. It. Schnefer hardware store.
next door TO the Grove & O'Keei,
establishment. was next entered. Here
they repeated their performance. open
ing the cash register and taking a
quantity OF hardware supplies. A..
T. Schnefer the owner OF the store.
had removed nearly all OF the cash be-
fore leaving the night before
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FruitInere and
Four Mile

John Norris OF Reynolds avenue met
at her home Tuesday afternoon In the
way OF . farewell party. each one
brance. Mr.. and Mrs. Morris and
family will leave Saturday for La
mar to make their home.
A. C. Ketchum of Highland avenue
has purchased q new Ford
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Gapger and
family have returned from the East
and are moving in the Crozier home on
East Main street.
Miss Kathryn Madsen is staying
with her aunt. Mrs. Thomas Ganger.
and will finish her studies at the Fruit
mere school. Miss Madsen's home is
at Hochna. Colo.
Mrs. John Bauweir OF Lincoln ave-
nue. spent Wednesday with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. o. M. Stehiin.
J. A. Hastings Of Rhodes avenue
has purchased five acres of the F. and
c. C. tract and is busy leveling 1t.
The friends OF @ c. Kramer will
be glad to hear that he is improving.
z. R. Pitman is building new con-
crete cellar.
Wilson whlteford has rented the
Beckham ranch on South Reynolds
avenue this year. and is taking out a
few trees.
Mrs. N. Madsen has received an
other shipment Of the Pitkin goods
and will deliver them Friday.
Frank and John Steirmeier are
busy rip-raping Four Mile creek near
the Steinmeier home
Mrs. James Wilson of Cyanide ave-
nue. has returned after few days
visit at Pueblo.
Mrs. Will Hall OF Parkdale was the
guest Of Mrs. f. c. Watts the first Of
the week.
Mrs. Howard Sullivan and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Ready of Bear Gulch spent
Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Newell.
Mrs. Dan Mclaughlin OF Montrose
is expected home this week and will
spend few days with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Heavenridge OF
Dozier avenue.
Char,es Wood has return home from
rosetta.
Bryan Hastings and John Lamb
have gone to Denver.
Mrs. Emma Rcbbirs Of Riverside.
Cal, was the guest OF Mrs. J. l.. Hast
ings for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ Stehlin and fam
lily spent Tuesday in Florence.
Mrs. J. L. Hastings attended the
class social at the home OF Mrs. J. X.
Hawkins on Park avenue Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs T.. r. Pittman and fam
lily atterd the banquet at the Baptist
church Wednesday night given In
honor Of Rev. Starring.
Mrs. w. l.. Robinson OF Cyanide ave-
nue. returned Friday after three
months visit with her children. She
visited her daughter. Mrs-F q Smith
at Great Bend, Kan. Also Miss Okey
Robtnson at Little River. Kan. Miss
Robinson is q domestic science
teacher there.
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scoNFlMEo TO HOME
WITH SEVERE COLD

Harry Bowen has been quite Ill at
his home for the past four days with
q severe cold, but is getting along
nicely now.
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Sales books and iedger-shecta ar,
handled by The Record Print Shop.
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Twenty Years Ago" column is a
chronicle OF the events Of long ago.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-04
WS;s J! Y, 5, M.SS] '..s s
LISTARNA REDAKCE.

Po zahajeni postovni dopra-
Wy re starych vlastl ceskosloven
skych, zahrnovani jsme spou-
stou dopisu Sc zadosti O uverej
neni We "Svetu". Neni nam moz
no vyhoveti vsem, jelikoz Sc
dopisy obsahem stale opakuji
a tim zajiste trpi jejich zajima
vost. Take omezenost mista mas
mutt, abychom krajany nase ia
dali, by nam jen tenkrate "a
slali psani k otisteni, ktere sku
tecne obsahuje neco vseobecne
zajimaveho a nikoli pouhe L.
daje osobni, trzni neb stezova
nj 81 ma tamnejsi smutne pome-
ry, kterych jiz tolikrate Sc
psalo.
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40 DOMNELYCH ANARCHI.
STU ZATCENO.
Vladni bezpecnostni urad wy
setruje atentat proti nasemu
mayorovi.

Mistni policie pozatykala
vcera asi 40 muzu, o nichz
mysli, re znamo jim COST 0 bonn
bowen atentatu vuci nasemu
mayorovi. Zatcenl udalo sc V
ruznych sinich Prdmyslovymi
Delniky a ruskymi bolseviky
pry navstevovanych a mimo to
skonfiskovano mnozstvi anar-
chisticke literatury. O jednom
zatcenem Sc tvrdi ma policii,
ze je iednim z delegate ma kon
venci Prumyslovych delnlkd ne
davno do Chicago svolane, "a
kterehozto sjezdu i jmeno may
ora Davise dostalo Sc pry ma
Cernou listinu. Muz ten byl Zat-
cen V hlavnlm soc. stanu a pra-
vi O sob6, zet' dopisovalelem
kterehos socialistickeho casopi-
su chicagskeho. Bllze mayoro-
Wy residence nalezen tez balik
pamfletu, vyzyvajicich pry k
bezvladi a nasilnostem. Zatce-
nym nemohlo byti vsak al do
sud mic dokazano a jsou pouze
V jakemsi podezreni.
Reditel Sprosty S nekolika
d.otektivy podnikl vcera zajezd
do Bedford pozd6ji do Breck
sville, kterezto osady oznaceny
byly mu jako sIredy nekterych
clevelandskych anarchistu. Lee
ami "a obou tech vyjlzdek nj.
kdo nebyl zatcen a pachatelf
atentatu ma dun mayoruv jsoU
ma svobode dosud. Panuje ma
hled, za ujeli Z mesta auten
hned po recenem utoku a lie jt
Ii z Clevelandu po prodlouzent
Broadway.
Zdejsi obchodni komora no
dla vypsati odmenu "a dopa
deni pravych vinniku. Pouze
re vcerejSich 40 zatcenych m;
il prvnl obcanske listing, osta
nj jsou cizinci, rusti zide, Ma
d'afi a Nemci nazvice. 4 tecl
nektefi budou pry deportovani
Dnes prijelo sem nekolil
zvlastnich vladnich detektivu
Washingtonu, ably We vysetrov;
nj mistni policii pomahali. Ma
celnik tychz pravf, lie stredisk,
podvratnych zivlu je We Filade
fiji, kde bomby byIy zhotove
ny. Mayor Davis pred vybu
chem u jeho residence obdrze
celkem Is vyhruznych dopisl
a Il tech n6ktere rovnez 4 Fl
ladelfie byly poslany. Skod
mayorova cini asi $4,000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-04

bak, ba i ma sevcovske floky, V
nichz radi pracovali rad'ar-
sti a nemecti zajatci.
Pfednasejici vnesl zajimave-
no svetla v politicke pomery
r1znych sibirskych vlad, vypra
voval statnim prevratu ON
sku, kde admiral Kolcak opily
mi dustojniky postaven V cello
move vlady, "a jejfz ciny pry
sam neodpovida, jsa povahou
splse vojak a nikoli sam reak-
cionar, poslednejsi vlastnost
pripoclsti dluzno ma vrub jeho
ministrG.
K velk6 naSi radosti ozna-
moval nam jake nadseni a po-
teseni zpusobily nasim hochum
darky zaslane Il Clevelandu i
jinych NEST, 0 jejichz sprav-
mem doruceni tolik bylo pochy
bovano. Dikem ceskemu Cleve
landu a cele ceske Americe "a
koncil pozornosti vyslechnu-
tou rec, castym potleskem SOU
hlasu doprovozenou.
Pan Bernreitr recnikovi po-
dekoval a vyslovil poteseni "a
celou nasi osadu ze s laskou da
ne darky dostaly Sc do pravych
rukou a tlumocil i lltost, ze Gle
velandu nebude popfano vitati
j skupinu ceskych invalidG, je-
iichz cestovnl smer pres Cleve-
land nepovede. Oznamil ale,
re Ceske Narodnf Sdruzeni bu-
de vyzvano, ably vyprava po-
kud mono odbocila take do
Clevelandu. Ma vyzvu pana
Bernreitra, ably ma delegaci kla
deny byly dotazy, ozvaly Sc
hlasy, jaky osud potkal 90.
Iprozsky pluk. Okamzite po-
vstal jeden z nasich hochu a
hlasil, re jest jednim Z Mich.
Ia stoupajiciho vedra pro.
hlasil p. K. Bernreiter schulz
Ia skOncenou a vyzval pritom.
ne, ably Sc pri sokolske hudbe
sucastnily volne zabavy, kterou
Ivyznamna schuza byla zakonGe
ma.
Dobrovolna sblrka we pro
|sp6ch invalidu ceskoslovenskt
armady ke konci schuze pri w
chodech usporadana, vynesl;
fondu celkem $4,000.
| ICCAhl
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fWSSl-lWSS1
SCHUZE v &. N. SIM MA
BROADWAY.

Jak obycejne pri podobnych
pfllezitostech obsazena byla
Ceska Narodni Sin Ma Broad
way "a vcerejsi schuze az do
poslednlho mistecka. Ia tropi-
ckeho vedra tisnilo Sc V hlav-
MIN sale sta krajanu, ably Wy
slechli Zv6st z ust vojinu, kteri
"a boje osvobozeni ceskoslo-
venskych vlasti objizdeji cely
sv6t. Bourl potlesku uvitani Sc
deli naSi hosi spolu clenka-
mi pomocneho sboru Weekly ma
Jevisti pc kratsi uvitaci reel
p. X. Bernreitra uchopil Sc slo
va vudce vojenske delegace p.
f. Richter.
VylicOval organisaci naSi ar
mady, boj proti bolsevismu a.
rozhodne vyvracel klamne roz-
slrovanou west, re by Ceskoslo
venska armada ma Sibiri byla
kdy V sluzbach reakce. Jedi
nym cilem bylo doslihnouti Via
divostoku zbrane Sc uchopila
t4oprve tehdy, kdyz il vladou so
vetu bylo ukladano hrdlo.
Bolsevism rusky jest nemec-
kou praci a nemecky vyslanec
Mirbach, jenz padl rukou IL
tocnika byl vudcem zivlu, KITE
re sobe obraly Ia ukol Rusko
rozvratiti. Jisto jest, lie Lenin a
Trocky, byli do Ruska nemec-
kou vladou vypraveni jedine k
tomuto ucelu.
Pri pocatcich organisovali
ceskoslovensti vojaci uralske
Baskyry, Polaky, Jihoslovany,
Lotyse, Karpatorusy ba Italy
v ucelene oddly. Zridili TAX
fka z niceho dilny ma obuv, ta-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-04

Blize vych. So ulice ma st.
Clair Ave. prisel vcera O zivot
nejaky muz, jehoz totoznost
nebyla ami do dneSniho poled-
ne zjistena. Muz' ten zachycen
byl trakcni karou a zabit ma mi
ste. Mrtvola jeho lezi nyni V
marnici pohrobnika Ziehna,
6O16 st. Clair Ave.
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'PARNfK president WILL
SON" VYPLUL v SOBOTU v
POLEDNEI
Prvni pomocna LODI 5 darky Cd
amer. Cechoslovaki je temsr
preplnena a druha pomocna
LODI vypluje Is. cervna.

Velky americky parnik "Pre
sident Wilson,, byvala to ra-
kouska LODI Franz Joseph l., v
sobotu poledni zvedla kotvy
v newyorskem prfstavu a ma
stoupila svoji pout' pres more
8 poslanim nejslechetnejsim.
Odvazf totiz prve darky &C.
skoslovenske Ameriky trpicim
bratrim a sestram v Ceskoslo-
venske republice. A nejsou to
jen darky hmotne v podobe po
travin a jinych nejnutnejsich
potreb, jez pomocna LODI nese
pres more do vzdalene stare
vlasti, ale i statisice nejsrdec-
nejsich pozdravu cd zdejsich
rodnych bratri a sester, ale "a
roven i slavne ujisteni, re ces-
koslovenska Amerika nezapo-
mnela ma trpici vlast v dobe
njvetsi zkousky a utrpeni, n.y.
brz ze cltila a cftf nj vrele a
ze je pripravena ku kazde o.
lbeti.
! Tato prvni LODI prvni po-
moci jest vysledkem primo L.
zasne obetavosti krajanske a u
vazi-li Sc kratkost DOLBY, povo-
lene k sebrani darku, mono ri
ci, ze jedna Sc bezprikladny
ivykon organisovane ceskoslo-
venske pomoci. Krajane nasi
| prekonali sami sebe v tom o.
hledu.
Jak Sc sdeluje, LODI jest takr
ka pretizena obrovky naklad
zpusobuje, re ponorena jest
pod normalnl vodni vySi. A k
ltomu druzi Sc jeste okolnost, ze
nebylo mono ma nj vse nalozi-
ii a re mnohe opozd6ne darky
budou muset byti poslany s pri
sti pOmocnou lodi, jez odjede
jiz Is. cervna. A snad co nej-
drive dojde pax i k odeslani
,treti lodi.
! S lodi president Wilson"
jez Is. cervna die stanoveneho
progralnu pfibude do Terstu
odiizdl kapftan p. Emanuel We
ska a pan Mrazek, kteri We sta
ire vlasti bditi budou mad rad.
nym rozdelenim darkG.
;, Jak Sc odhaduje, d.rky ma.
chazeti Sc budou v rukou adre
satu nejdela ku konci cervna
coz jest vykon pomerne rych
~, uvazi-li Sc potize dopravy z
Terstu pres Jugoslavii a Ne.
mecke Rakousko do Czech.
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ZABIT kAROU.

ISSMl--ISSN,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-07
JACKSON WHIPS STOSH.
Right Hand Punch 10 Jaw Puts CIeve-
lander Out in 40 Seconds.

Willie jackson, the New York light
weight, knocked out Dick Stosh, Of
Cleveland in 40 seconds of the wind-up
at the Olympia, Philadelphia, last night.
The bout ended before the majority
of the spectators realized that il had
begun, and as result many did not
see the punch that did the work, nor get
any idea how the bout had been brought
to such a sudden ending After they had
shaken hands Jackson began To dance
around Stosh III his usual manner, back
ing away and iabbing rapidly as be
went around Dick, who was trying To
evade the fast jabs that the New Yorker
was sending To his face. Quick as n fash
Jackson shot out his right hand, and it
landed on Dicks jaw, and the Cleve-
land lightweight went to the mat MS
il he had been shot. When he hit the
floor Stosh rolled over, and then he
took another roll, and once more he
rolled over, but he was out completely,
and in spite of his best efforts he could
not get to his feet Then his seconds
picked him up and carried him TO his
corner There Stosh gamely struggled
with his attendants, trying To get back
To the centre of the ring and fight again,
evidently not realizing that he had been
knocked out, and it took quite time and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-07
tEtIl, COUNTY NOTES.


Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Elkton. Nd. Jan. 7.--Dr. William Il.
Iowcrv. one of Elkton's prominent citi-
zcns. died Yesterday at his home on Della
ware avenue. after FIVE days illness OF
pneumonia lie was q native of Washing
ton. ID. c., and came to tlkton seven
wears ago and had built up large prac-
tic, He WAS IS years OF age and leaves
a widow and Eve small children. The re-
mains were taken to Washington ut noon
todav tor burial.
Arthur " smith and Miss Alva k.
Moore of Rising Sun; George A. Ewing
ci Glassboro, n. j., and Miss Mary ID.
Murphy of Charlestown; Joseph >:
REYNOLDS and Miss Matilda S. Schann of
North East; Otis d. Small and Miss Ruth
c. Evans of Porryville. and Emery G..
Burk and Miss Blanche \. Haswcll of
Flkton, were married al the NJ r. par
sonage in Elkton, yesterday,
An express train on the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad ran into the wreck of a
ircirht train near Van Bibbcr, Sunday
mornng. tying up traffic for several hours.
No ono was injured
\ hoN ,d CANDY won at rattle was all
hat Carl rauquct aCcd | { years, clerk
cmplovrd ~ the ,N ,tcfIrc NJ Perry Point.
ucnr Tcrr> Vile. bad left, according to his
Statement when arrested ON the charge
of cmnczzlnt $500 from letters that had
i,ccn mailed ny employees at the govern
nrnt works to their families asked how
hc got rid cf So much money the youth
~aid hc spent il IN rattle and I'll he got
WIS the box Of candy He is held under
iaIl. ncrdirE action of the United States
District Court
Tho tenth anniversary of the organi-
,atinu 81 the Womcn's Club Of Flkton
v..s - served this afternoon and evening
lN tho club mcmucrs During the after
ON pr Fila Lonn Of the Department OF
History. Gouchcr College Baltimore
will make AZ address, upon ''prcscnt Day
< ~,.C>
More thar q huudrcd members of .
,nOter truck tral0 arc sncrding few davS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-07
J,Gk Nj GIIC,hN DEAD.
owner of National Athletic iub Expires
After lnng Illness

lack McGWEau tofmor manager \a-
ti.raI Athletic Clnk, II PhlladclphIa.
,bel Yesterday ati.ruo IL \orri>'nwu.
Ia NieC,mgan had been III poor hralth
for several Ntrr.. and al times suffered
intensely lir hlur f wonderfully gam
,.ll,v il. r,rA somplaurd lic hai
he,u engage! II. a pron,ii, ~ boxing
tor mau& ,cal-. iI~t IS THE manager II
,hc \a'Iona Nllcuc I mh, on Str'~uan
,trcct mean glth. md later on Eleventh
.tfcrt below | water lh.u a iorir' !
4 partncr.mp With frank Hulrh ,ud
Harry Edwards, aftcr dls~oNinc Wi1 u
H. again ran III. National lnh lNr-onai.f
III, was very >uccr-~iul "a II, arraugiur
II matches. I'LL, huHt> III h,ld bringing
10 tins cIty mau> noted hoNcrs. including
= number II champions II, nrv,r spared
any cXpcn,c to bung hoNCr~ from ali
over tfc country to Philadelphia a~
The result ii Which the National !.h
was highly successful financially and VI
Gmcan made great dcai oi money Nc
Guigan managed number oi boxers, IN
Guiding Mickey Cannon, sam RrhldCau,
George Cole, Tommy sullivan, Grover
HaNcs. Maurice Savers, Billy Kramer and
many Others
lc,lng always is referee oi the club
IA self, Michigan was invariably very
careful in the conducting ot the bouts, and
there waS never fatality IN ms ring
H,s rcnutaticn tor square dealing and good
judgment gave hm = national reputation
~ a referee and hc Mas much IN demand
TOR lmpartant bouts throughout the coun-
Try. and lac has tcen sent for 70 act -
referee III every prominent city u The
country where boxing Is permitted
McGulgan /, survived by widow and
flVe children.