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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19
BY BUD RuTHERFORD.

lONE Of the veteran glove enthusi-
~ asts OF the border who has been
unsparing in his energy in the promi-
ton OF clean boxing is in El Paso in
the person OF C. H. Johnson. of Co.
lumbus. n. n. one time boxing pro-
moter in the little western military
center and a resident OF the border
for IS years. Mr.. Johnson. who was
the first man to recognize the clever
ness Of SpeedbalI Hayden and is di-
rectly responsible for the bringing
out Of the Gath infantry champion,
VIII remain in FL Paso until after the
Friday night battle at the Studorium.
Naturally he is a supporter Of the
Speedbau and is confident of The
ability OF his protege 10 defeat his
Even before the days Of the Villa
raid. when two suadrons Of the 18Th
cavalry were encamped al Columbus.
Mr. Johnson interested himself in
boxing. in so far as a fan and booster
was concerned 1t was in the days
following the attack Of the bandit
chieftain. however, that the glove
game became popular in the little
border town. and with the coming Of
troops the standard OF bouts i'm
proved.
HeuAH- - hAAalluer nun Eo>lers
Whitley Burns and score of good
boys passed through Columbus en-
route hack to the states and IL
was then that Williams defended
his title OF army middieWeieht
champion by defeating Foster and
a number Of other good boys
Lost to Hayden
WILLIAMS subsequently, lost to Hey
dengin u rounds. after the SDeedbaiI
had been picked out by Mr. Johnson.
Prior to his first bout with Williams.
Hayden had participated in but a
few bouts. having enlisted at the age
Of Is years. and is now but %. He
entered one battle royal at Colonia
Dublan and lost this when a sturdy
scrapper hit him on the TOP Of the
head The defeat Of Williams placed
him in the limelight and battles came
thick and fast He again won from
Williams. knocked out Ross. defeated
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19
COMPLETE CARD
FOR BIC FIGHT
Preliminaries Arranged for
Titular Match Between
Dempsey and Willard.

Toledo, Ohio. June 19.-Fifty-tour
scheduled rounds of boxing precede
the u round heavyweight champion
ship contest between Jess willard and
Jack Dempsey here July 4, it was an
nounced today by Ad. Q. Thatcher.
matchmaker of the Toledo Athletic
club. The first match will start AT 10
o'clock in the morning. an hour after
the gates Of the huge arena open and
the boxing viii be almost continuous
until Willard and his youthful chal-
lenger climb into the ring.
starts Early.
The complete card OF preliminaries
follows.
10 a. m.-Tommy O'Boyle. Of To-
ledo. vs. SOlly Epstein. OF Indianap-
oils, eight rounds ut 136 pounds.
1910 a. m---Wop' English. OF To-
ledo. vs.. -Whirlwind" Wendt. OF the
135 pounds
1870 a. m.-Johnny Devils. Of To-
ledo. VS.. Tommy Long. of Detroit. 10
rounds at 135 pounds.
ledo. vs.. Battling Balliere. OF the
United States army. eight rounds. at
p. mock Malone. Of ST. Paul.
vs.. Navy Ralston. of Joliet. H.. 10.
rounds. at 145 pounds
. D. rn.-Franhie Mason. Of Fort
Wayne. Ind. vs.. Carl Tremane. Of De-
troit 10 rounds. At 1i6 pounds.
Monahan Is Confident.
Sergeant Walter AIonahan. chief
sparring partner for Willard said to-
day that in his opinion. willard is
a 200 percent better boxer than when
he fought Jack Johnson for the
heavvweight championship in Havana
in 1918.
Monahan. while not predicting
knockout for Willard. believes he will
win handily- He asserted that no one
knows the tremendous hitting power
Of the champion.
He knocked me out with, a half
pulled punch and wore &c ounce
gloves" Monahan added Just i'm
agine how he can hit when he lets
go with full force and only a five
ounce glove on his hands,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19

Cabell and Sudenberg. and in fact
THE only blot on his career is the
defeat handed TO him by johnson.
! which he viii attempt to effaee Fri
Dillon Was Teacher.
It was during a discussion OF the
career Of different boxers onfthe Dor
der that Mr. johnson gave out the
information that Hayden. was taught
to box by Jack Dillon. at one time
king pin OF the riiddlcWeight divi-
sion and a boxer whose DrOWess will
be remembered for many years. Hay
den is from Indiana and was raised
there fand. by the way. has never
claimed the title Of army middle
weight ehampionl.
He gained considerable knoyvI-
edge by watching the work of the
HoOSier middlesveight and later
Hight heavyweight and 1t Il need
less to state that IL became very
useful In later years
Likes Wright,
Mr.. johnson is also much interested
in the work OF Hard Hitting
Wright the fast bow who defeated
some time ago at Columbus. Wright
was not considered 10 be much OF a
conner when Johnson requested that
he be given chance against Reyes
for the title. Even the skeptical an
ncuncer had his doubts Of the ability
Of Wright TO defeat the aggressive
Fl Paso Mexican. and when he intro
duced the two principals he stated in
addition that the bout was billed 10
80 Is rounds and the two principals
would 1tart on the route at all
events"
Wright Won BOut.
1t did not go the limit. as Wright
won from Reyes in Il rounds II the
fastest milling witnessed at Columbus
since the Hayden-Williams engage
ments. Lieut.. Mccarthy. who ref
creed the contest afterward stated
that he had never seen a more cool
and willing boxer than Wright, who
went in from the first round and
stepped around Reyes in arbusiness
like manner
Wright will he seen In an ex-
hibitfon tonight ut the Fifth cav
airy reEimental arena with Hay
den. both boxers going on for the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19
Duke Atkinson
Returns to City

Duke Atkinson, vel known e Paso
automobile man who served IS months
overseas with the famous Second di-
vision. has returned TO the city and
will engage in the automobile service
business here. Mr. AtkinSpn enlisted
in ambulance company No shortly
after the outbreak OF the war AND
was sent overseas with the Second
division with which he served
throughout their many campaigns he
was in the same company with James
F. Redding. an FL PasO newspaper
man who recently returned 10 the
United States. After the signing Of
the armistice Atkinson and Eeddinz
we're stationed on the Rhine with
their unit as a part Of the army Of
occupation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19
MT. SINAI TEAM {
VICTOR IN CAME
Defeats Fast Aggregation
From the Remount Sta
ton. Community Hall.

Mount Sinafs fast indoor baseball
team added another victory to its
credit when it took the fast Remount
team into camp 10 the tune OF p to 3
Pitcher Arthur Cohen haG the Re-
mount team swinging at his delivery
during the entire game. The Mount
Sinai teams fielding was Desfect and
made two double plays during tie
game.
Some Fast Playing.
The first was Rosenthal 70 Kafz to-
GrossbIatt. The second was ==ade
when andy Cohen. playing short.
sphered-a line drive and got the run
ner on first before he could return TO
the bag Mount Sinai VIII play the
Remount team a return game on the
home grounds Of the soldier team next
Monday night.
Mount Sinafs lineup was as follows:
Errold Lapowskf. catcher; Arthur CO.
hen. pitcher. sam Roseuthals left
short: Andy Cohen. right short. Moe
GrossblatI. first base; A L katz. sec
ord base: Charlie ArOnson. third base;
Jake Baron. center field; l. Gross
blatt, right field
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19
WORKFOR
MIDDLE BOXERS
Hayden and Johnson Wind
Up Heavy Work for the
Bout Friday Night.

One more day Of anticipation dur
ing which the principals viii wind up
all preliminary training and the prize
fistic card OF the season VIII be
dished up tomorrow night at the
Motor Group Studorium. when speed
ball Hayden. Columbus middleweight,
and Eddie Johnson Of Pueblo. meet
! in the center Of the ring for 20
round engagement owing to the Sc
we're heat each boxer has done but
little training since e.ming 10 the
city several days ago, Hayden con-
tenting himself with slamming a few
sparring partners around the ring
and johnson with road work. IN the
case Of the latter heavy work was not
needed. in view Of his 20 round en-
gagement with Waugh last week at
Silver City
Fans Disappointed
Word was selt around Wednesday.
however. that Johnson would work
ont at Jedd English's Pastime park
in East FL PasO, but large number OF
fans were disappointed when he
failed TO put in an appearance during
the earlier part Of the e. ening- Bobby
Green, the sturdy little san antonio
boxer. did work later on. however.
El11E11N-
more speed and cleverness than in his
bout with Carter The little fellow
declared after the preliminary work
that he was feeling great and he
was certainly going to make one Otto
Wallace step when he entered the
ring on July l."
Boxed Few Rounds.
Hayden boxed a few rounds earlier
in the afternoon after resting up from
road work in the morning Handlers
of the negro flash declare that ne is
in probably the best condition OF
his career and are certain that he
Will carry off the honors in the John
son engagement. O. H. johnson. CO.
lumbus boxing enthusiast and who
first recognized the ability Of Hayden,
Put the clever middleWeight on the
S. ales and discovered that he weighed
an even $50 pounds He is only a
heavy welterweighr and If necessary !
could come down TO AS or LAG. in the +
opinion Of his trainers
Hilltop sDOrtsmen Coming
Many Silver City sportsmen. who !
are bringing quite a roll to wager on
the chances OF Johnson. viii arrive
in the city tonight or early tomorrow /,
morning The fact that the Pueblo I
boy defeated the 34th infantry boxer !
in a previous engagement is carrying
much weight and II is probable thar
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19
BOxING IN PHoENIx.

Phoenix, Ariz-, June l9-Bv the
terms of a permit granted Wednesday
by the city commission. the Phoenix
Athletic club will have control of all
the boxing matches TO be scheduled
here under the new state law legaliz-
Ing ten round bouts. The permit also
gives the club authority 10 pass on
any bouts proposed to be staged IN
other organizations or individuals.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19

accommodation Of mitt fans who
witness the show



Rabbit ROger0s. 11a pOunls who
has defeated Young Hook Bones OF
Columbus and Leo Bradley OF El
Paso, is another conner whom the
veteran Columbus fan has taken IN
der his wing and intends 10 pilot TO
lame. Rogers viii meet Sammy John
SON. a local product. in one OF the
prelim.naries to the Friday night en-
gagement. and will put forth his best
efforts in order TO make an impress
sion on the local fans. He is an ex-
tremely fast and clever boxer and has
shown the Columbus fans what he Is
capable OF doing by defeating both
Bradley and Young Hook Bones in
record time Bradley is well and
favorably known among II Paso fans
and his defeat at the hands of Rogers
came as a distinct surprise
IL will probably not be eonSid-
cred so when the fast little fell
low is witnessed ia action against
the local sammy. who j. also n
clever boy and packs n hard
punch.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19

CARLOS ORTEGA. No. 1s. winner Of
y the class B bicycle race during the
cycle tourney at Washington park on
May viii again be an entrant in the
races TO be held on the morning OF
July 18th at the circular track it is
said. Many other cycle riders among
whom is F. J. Overkampf, winner in
the class a event viii enter the races
judging from the number Of applica-
ton blanks filed with race manager
". J. Chesak. at 406 North Oregon
street Indications are that many
more applications VIII be received
than can be cared for as Mr. Chesax
has announced that but 50 entries for
each event viii be taken
Wednesday afternoon several OF the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19

willard says lie is better right now
than ne was for the Moran fight IN
New York. and he still has four
weeks work ahead Says he will en-
Ter the ring in as good shape as when
ae met Johnson. but that IS unlikely
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19
CARDINALS WIN
OVER CLAN rs
st. Louis Team Hits Ball
At Opportune Times and
Is Returned Winner.

St Louis. No, June IA crowd esti-
mated at 1900 saw St Louis defeat New
York wednesday The locals won in the
sixth. when singles by Miller and stock.
double BY Hornsby and schuitz's sacri-
flee fly produced two rms.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19

amateur racers tried out their bicy-
cles on the Washington park track
and made excellent time. It would
not be surprising, according to Mr..
Chesak 10 see a number Of the ana
teur boys racing records approached
as each contestant viii have ample
time in which to prepare for the races
and try out his wheel in the track.
Interest in the races Il very
high. the May 3rd tourney being
witnessed by approximately 1000
people which lined the route Of
the track and encouraged the rae
ers to greater efforts.
The list Of attractive prizes printed
in The Herald Wednesday afternoon
caused renewed interest among the
riders a large number who have not
been previously entered signifying
their intention Of contesting for the
prizes. Aside from many articles OF
use in the economical upkeep Of a BIZ
cycle. two gold watches win be award
ed. while medals enhlematic of the
city and district championships viii
be given the winners.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19

he viii be a favorite when the two
men enter the ring
Hayden. however. is showing ais
con ridence b. assuring his hackers
that he was handicap BY ring cons
.ditfons on the Hilltop and that he viii
more than justify their own CONF
dence in his ability 20 come back ana
defeat the husky northerner.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19

xKouf out hit by batted ball xxBatted
FOR Packard in ninth
Score By innings
-----r5--,,+i ....... goo coz 02x-s
.r7ro base hits, kopf Eiier- Three base
hit. smith Stolen bases. Daubert Neaie.
smith. Rariden. Williams Double plays
Kopf 10 Daubert; Sticking to Whitted 10
Luderus. Base on balls, OF hlers = faoA-
a-H 4 strucl1out. by Elier. 4; Packard,
L Passed ball, Clark
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19
MAPS TIE SOX
FOR TOP BERTH
Three Teams Now Contest
ing for First Position of
American League

New York. June 1s.-Cleveiand hit the
ball hard ana defeated New York wednes-
day The victory enabled Cleveland to tie
Chicago for first FACE Cleveland drove
ThormahIen out Of the box in the second
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19

a1buouercue. y. NJ. June 1e.-Nick
Cundv. Fl Paso featherw eight. was
s-sTarded the decision AZ the end OF a
tsn round bout with Manuel Chavez,
Albuquerque. here Wednesday night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19

At Chicago -. X 4, L :
Brooklyn ----------.-ogy " wv
chicago ----------- -oso ~
wheat Kruger; Chicago, Vaughn and
= a. p54.sl,,-r R H. E
r,.ss.- go 00o o01 o1-e 1
= $50, -oia 100 500 o0-5 Il 0
batteries Boston. Rudolph and Tragras-
ser; Pittsburg, Cooper. Carlson anu
schmidt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19

Washington. =. C.. June ls.-Shaw out
pitched Cicotte and blanhed Chicago
Washington taking the opening game OF
the series It was Cicotte-s first defeat
after eight straight victories.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19
CHURCH LEAGUE
NOW ORGANIZED
VIII Commence Play Short
ly But More Teams Are
Needed for League.

Many young baseball players of the
city are making application TO physi-
cal director A. L Holm at the Y. N. C
A daily for entrance in the Church
baseball league which was formulated
at a recent meeting of Representatives
OF the different churches of the city
at the office Of Mr.. Holm. Indications
are that the league which viii com
mence playing games shortly viii be
one Of the most popular in the history
Of the city. Several more churches
are expected TO enter teams within
the next few days and a schedule for
the season will be mapped out.
Recreation For Players.
Twilight games will be played. as
the greater part Of the members Of
principal purpose of the league is to
provide week day outdoor recreation
for them.
Some Of the matters decided upon at
a reeent meeting were:
Teams or churches represented:
First Presbyterian. First Methodist.
Cathedral, Mt. Sinai, Asbury Meth
odist. Trinity Methodist.
Churches that will positively enter
teams: First Methodist. Cathedral.
Mt Sinai, Asbury Methodist
Start Games Late.
SNaIllHs GATE OF ieag ue-Aondayi
June 80.
Time-5:30 p m
Days Of games-Monday and Thurs
day.
Games will be OF seven innings.
ligibility-Players must have at
tended church or Sunday school on
one Of the two Sundays previous to
the opening game and thereafter two
out OF each four Sundays.
Soldiers May Play.
Teams viii be permitted to register
providing: They have been
members Of that particular church
before joining the army or they have
been attendants Of that particular (
church before joining the army.
Officers are as follows: President. !
Harold Potash; vice president. E 3. Z
Eters; secretary treasurer. \ L /
Holm.
Next meeting Monday Of next week. I
Opening games; Asbury vs.. Cathe-
iral; First Methodist VS.. ut. Sinai.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19

NC oasa M, Horasby. Three base y
Stoclz- Home ran. Doyle. Stolen bases. J.
smith Sacrifice hit. Zimmerman. J. smith.
Sacrifice flies Schultz. Double plays. stock.
LaTan and Miller; Hornsby. Stock ana Nil
Ter. Base on balls. Off Sehupp .; off Doak.
Innings pitched. Benton. = Struckout.
By Doak. 3 VIE pitches. schupp.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19
SCHaNG rs SIGyED.

>LHANG Is SIG NED.
Sacramento. Cal. June 1e.=Robert
Schang, catcher released recently by
Seattle, and gunner Larkin. pitcher
who was with the Sacramento club
early in the season. have Joined the
Sacramento baseball team OF the Pa
cific Coast league. William Rodgers,
manager. announced Wednesday.
Dan Murray. catcher. has been re-
leased BY the Senator's.
GREVILLE BEATS GRAVES.
London. June 19.-Greviile. OF Eng
land. beat Lieut.. Louis Graves. United
States. in the tennis tourney yester-
DAY afternoon. IS. So g.. An the
American players have been elimi-
mated
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19

= :
xBatted for Hannah in seventh. xxBatted
Tor Russell in seventh. xxxBatted for Nc
Graw in ninth xxxxBatted FOR Wick in
ninth.
Score by innings
Cleveland --.--...--.-.-. 23l 0I0 1913
New York -.--..-----.. 600 200 O10- 5
Two base hits Speaker. O'Neiil. 2; Rus
sell. Gardner Three base hit, Vick. Stolen
bases. Johnston. Speaker, Wambsbanss.
O'NeilL Sacrifice hits, Chapman. Johns
ton. Smith saJ-ifice flies. Lunte. Johns
ton Pipp- Double plays. Pratt. Peclzin-
pauGh. Pipp; Wick. Pratt. Peckinpa ugh;
Lunte. Wambsgauss. Johnston. Base on
balls. By Thormahien. 3. Russell. 4: Nell
son. J. Innings pitched, Thornahlen. Is:
Russell. 2-s: Nelson. /; McGraw. /. Hit
by pitcher. by Russell. I. struekout. BY
Baeby, S; Russell, . Passed hall, Hannah,
Ruel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19
The Ranger Field the
Greatest in Oil History

Cd5oTHa lad her Form Nine Alaska her God Rush Beaumont
her Spindle Top and BubmncH her FOpla Well but all of these
pale INTO gHance Dhen compared Da the great pools oil being
opened up in the Ranger field
NODhae else IN the United States find such De the Nor
mood the Roper the COeee and the Perkins. mich daily pour
pa amounting hundreds thousands of dollars their
The Norwood nell alone yielded its onne $4,000 dur
the first fifteen days after The oil of very high grade
and brings to its from 81 Is TO $40 per barrel
lis the Ranger field that the great companies bending their efforts
10 deyelOp Their Tremendous holdings
the Ranger and Eaand districts that the great pipe lines are
being built immense renes and miles miles hackage
being built bu the railroads
the Ranger field that The fortunes IN oil yet Be made
and toDad the Ranger field that Ike real oil turning their
ienhon
0fFICEfIo 9 TRUSTEES: J. j. Mundg. Pres; w S CLombic
YioeE.; Crawford HaTpie Treas W. B0rser Sec y; Ed NJ
Whitaker E. p Lere all Of Ell Paso; NJ E. Cassidy Bsbee Ar
Jas J. Flanagan Babee, ARK, and Rex Rice Douglas Arz.
Sales Office Room 2. Sheldon Hotel FL Paso. Phone 2O5O
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19

Two base hts. Milan, Judge Ihree Dass
nit. Charity. Stolen bases. Risberg. Eos
ter. Sacrifice hit. z Collins Sacrifice ny,
sfilau. Double plays, Grover to Judge.
I.efboId. z Collins TO Risberg- Base on
bans, off Cicotte.. 1. struckout, by cicotte,
s. by Shaw, 4.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19
Hayden Learned To Box
By Watching Jack Dillon

Man Who Is Credited With Bringing Out of Speed
ball and Hard Hitting Wright, Border Weter-
weight Champion Gives Interesting Sidelights in
Careers of Two Men; viii STAY Over Friday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19

A. philadelphia. Ri z
T1sfrcit .16o coo o51-5 8 ,
lPhiladeiphia -.....-.- 0o2 e04 o0x-S 3
Batteries: Detroit, Dauss Kaliio and
stanage; Philadelphia Kinney. Perry and
Perkins
At Boston Z. d Z
Boston Go 600 1e0-2 0
Batteries: St. Louis. sotheron and May
er; Boston. James, Dumont AID schang-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19

REGARDLESS of the high cost OF liv-
ing. our prices are the same Herman
Transfer Co.-AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19
We Expect a 1OOOOBaaveI
Well on Our Woods Tract

This lease located less than halt mile The Perkins NELL Dhc
drilled IN last meek NTH initial production of 10000.
Just he Southwest Of u.s. less than Oueha mile IS The Poteet nell
Unfortunately this nell has sustained setback nay have
be abandoned but The soDg the limestone just above The sand
DOud indicate beyond question that the POice nell pOd have
larger than the Perkins
Our derrick and preparations being made begin drilling
meek this lease rs staied above confidently expect nell ranging
from 5000 10000 barrels per day This wOud increase
company from $4,000 $4,000 each day 100000
10 100000 Remember locations the choicest
the Ranger field and entirely surrounded By production You
afford 10 pass this opportunity.
Shares par value 500 EACH minimum purchase 3 shares cash 10
all applications Right reserved discontinue pai notice
the giving Of free option certificate Right also reserved 10 return
subscription.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19

We leased this property for so cents per acre. now
leasing for 81 to $40 per acre This oil-bearing
belt is underlain by the Woodbine and Corsicana
sands. as shown on the Geological maps of Texas.
We have every confidence IN this locality. being
directly west of the Caddo field in Marion and
Harrison counties. The Gulf pipe line is east of
here
Stock now selling at so cents per share.
This Siook can be had at the Leading Brokers' and
Exchanges N FL PGso Texas
Evening journal., 1919-03-20
FINAL ORCHESTRA CONCERT.

The final concert of the Philadelphia
Orchestra's local season will be given
in the Playhouse on next Monday even,
ing During the course of concerh
many of the soldiers and sailors sta.
toned in and around the city have
been able to enjoy them through the ef-
forts Of Miss Isabelle B. Wales. Know
ing that many subscribers are not al.
ways able to use their tickets for the
various concerts, Miss Wales has made
a plea for the tickets so the men 10
the service may get the benefit Of the
concert.
The men have enjoyed these concert.
and are looking forward to the final
concert with much pleasure. They are
especially anxious TO hear Marcia Van
Dresser. who will be the soloist
Miss Wales again makes the request
for tickets that are not going 10 be
used for Mondays concert.