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rupted by the war. The lad iS Robert q. 8roycs i,, son of Mr, and Ms R. J. Broyer, l5T Twenty-sixth avenue.
 t was young Borycu his ear gued to the microphou., who fust detectec the nearness of the German U-7l off r.zard point, England, and gave the warning to the crew of the s. C. Si
 1t was in July 1918, that the youth who went to war to help exterima-c .r. Tsr5on sea ports, got his first taste of the thrill of battle, When a- mirouhoue revealed the presence of a submarine Co the StarbCard, .h. vouug sailor calmly announced his find. and the chaser spceded towards .ha undersea pirate, bombading jt with dapth charges. Eight of thes" eggs" as the crew called them, were tr,ppad. with the result that the ot . rsal records give them the credit or drs,royfpg the German U-7l.
 Young Boryer enlisted in the un,y .o February. 1918, while he was q un:or at the Franklin high school. He is now l6 years old. After a month at Brcmerton, he was assigned
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to the submarine base at New London Conn, where he underwent training to become a listener" in the sub marine chaser service. In the fol- lowing May he went to Plymouth. England, with the rank of quartemas- er first class, and was assigned to $. C. S4.
 In November, 1918, Boryer was transferred to the destroyer Aylwin, and after the amistice was sent tD Germany to guard food ships at Dan zig and other ports. He arrived 'n New York last June, and was sent west. receiving his discharge from the service later.
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GERMANY EMPLOYEES TO
 LEARN IMPORTANT THINGS

BERLIN, Nov, B. The Commun- ist Independents are warned earnestly bv Dr. Hcrz, the Hamburg ultra ra- dical leader of one group of the Ger man extreme Independents that they must be resigned to depending for some time on the intellectual employ CT: capitalism, whose knowledge oJ th, economic situation is still indi- ST. nsablc and therefore socjalizatioa must proceed very slowly.
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WHOLE FAMILIES
 FREED FR0'l GoLDS
HaIf a century breaking colds is behind Dr. Kings
 New Discovery

TNROM the little tots to Grandma,
 N every one n iln ramiIy can A use this f.g4,..-..n .... .- ard remedy in perfect s0fcty amt confident 0f beneficial results
 mcCSsaul c0ugh,Wg, dts1 ""'.J. grippe. stubborn cold rrnnHJ. checked, the phIowm dise'gUca, Ga" concession lOusyuul.
 same Iiwu Uw.i,y Iu1,E aS H'- wayS. Dr. King New Discover. lives un lo iIs .iws-le-, I,uul. tiOn. COG. and Sl.-u g En.le.
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The Rosu.s o.'Cons,' ~aiiol

arc s.cl, headaches, ''..G...#.. nervousness s....E @ ..T'. matter m tnr ia.. '..""' 'N" mdutm.us .N. .-' ... ...u- Now lfr. .... E.. good "."'s Gny. N ue system DI.Husyu .JC. q uotuG
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There was a water famine at both Hnncs and Fort Seward when the wa ter main leading to those places broke
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-20
ARDMORE PYTHIANS ARE
ATTENDING GRAND LODGE
SESSIONS AT CAPITAL

Oklahoma city. May 19.-oklahoma
City has thrown wide her doors to the
Knights of Pythas of the state. who
are holding n grand lodge session here
this week. The Pythian Sisters also
are in annual session.
The conventions proper do not open
until tomorrow forenoon, but an open
ing meeting will be held tonight ut the
Overholser theater at which Governor
Robertson will make the address of well
come. Harry Wade, president OF the
insurance department of the lodge, Will
make the response. The grand lodge
will convene tomorrow forenoon AT
o'clock and the grand temple of the
Pvthian Sisters will meet at the same
hour. \ banquet to the visiting dele
gates will be given at the Chamber or
Commerce tomorrow night The meet
ing will close Wednesday afternoon.
w. Il. salisbury. y. +. Martin ana
Joe NJ. London, representatives, II. O.
potterf. member of the laws commit
fee and Frank Berryhill, grand pre-
late-elect, are attending the grand lodge
as Ardmore delegates. Mrs. Ed Sandlin'
grand Junior; Mrs. w. r. Roberts, past
grand manager, and Mrs. Arthur ;.
Sies. representative, comprise the Ard
more delegation to the Pythian Sisters
session.
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BROADWAY METH0O|STS
COLLECT S13,175.85
FOR CEN TENA Pl AN

The sum of slS,i7b,75 was collected
in Ardmorc yesterday, the first day oil
the Centenary Movement of broadway
Methodist church. South. At meet
ing of members of the church the fol
lowing were named as captains, who
have committees working with them
throughout the week; II. W, Duke
George Poulter, j. W, Richardson, q.
C. I.ashcr, T.. ID. Slough. A. H. Palmer
II. ID. Gilbert, Ran webb. j. II, Poulter.
Roy Alexander. Edward Gait, A. Il. Rid
die, n. b. Feagin, c. a, Sessions, Mrs
A. II. Cornell. Mrs. j, II. Carlock. Mrs.
4. Il. Seay, Mrs. w. Il. Tyer, Mrs. IL. y,
Cherry. Mrs. Il. w. Duke, Mrs Marvin
Bell, Mrs. j. +. McKelvey. Mrs. ;. NJ
McDaniels, Mrs, w. a. Johnson, Mrs.
V. w. Boyte and Mrs. Maline Lykins'
A meeting of the captains, various
committees and members will be held
Wednesday night at the church
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CHILDREN'S PARTY.

Mrs. \. c. Morris, 703 Fourth avenue
northeast, entertained with childrens
party Saturday afternoon in celebra-
ton of the seventh birthday annivers-
AIRY of her son, J. c. Morris. After an
hour of games. refreshments were
served. The dining table was attrac'
lively decorated with flowers and ma
tional flags. In the center of the table
was a lovely white cake, on which were
the appropriate number of candles.
Those entertained with the honor guest
We're Evelyn and Russell Peterson, Del
la and Lois Ammons, Scott MussraNeS'
Tom Allen Johnson, William Brooks,
Rernice and Virginia Morris. Virginia
Blair, Elizabeth Kmard, Deo, Edna ana
May Morris. Assisting Mrs. Morris
were Miss Eddie Mullen, Mrs. o. +.
Morris and Mrs. Matte AIusgraves.
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SOCIETY PERSONALS

MIR. and Mrs. Ivy Johnson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Marvin Douglas. Mrs. Cecil VIII
ltams. Mrs. David y. Gregory, Miss
Gcnevieve Nivoche, Miss Eugene Nj
voche, Miss Myrtle Moore, Miss Pauline
South. Lieutenant Neale and Dr. y. e.
Cowles, comprised a motor party TO
sulphur the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. kennett Hudson, Miss
Marjorie Williams and Charles Foster
Of Kansas City, motored to Davis yes
lerday where they spent the day.
More than $500 was netted at the
Lawn Fete given Saturday afternoon
and night at the home Of Mrs. b. y.
simpson The proceeds Of the affair
is for the benefit Of the Day Nursery.
Miss Allienc Suggs Of Berwyn is
visiting at the home Of her uncle, Col
Sldney Suggs, G2l North Washington
street
Mrs. Henry sutherland has returned
from Temple, Texas, where she under
went an operation at the Temple hos
pital. She has been away several
weeks Mrs. Sutherland's condition is
much improved.
Mrs. y &. Wood has returned from
u short visit to oklahoma city.
Mrs. r. l.. l.. Morgan has returned
from a weeks stay in Dallas. where
she visited her daughter. Miss Mabel
Morgan. who is q student in the South
ern Methodist University.
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\. {. |. NOT LIKELY
To TUMBLE IN NEAR
FUTURE SAYS REPORT

Washington. May ie.-Pr1Ss may
not be- expected to drop much In the
ncnr future, according TO indications
of reports reaching the Federal He'
serve Board. TIL reserve boards put'
letin for May. says that apparently
"the business community has given
up the thought it may profitably await
n further considerable reduction III
prices and is now contenuns utseli
with the development of trade along
lines dependent upon at least the TEN
porary maintenance of existing levels
Though prices of n few basic com
modities have fallen slightly. these de,
clines have not been effected In retali
prices. says the review.
what is now happening" 1t adds
seems to indicate that business WILL
after a period OF initial readjustment III
prices, proceed upon level not far
removed from that established during
the war"
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MAYOR FREEMAN HAS BIG
DAY PASSING OUT FINES

In police court this morning an Indian
was charged with being drunk. He
did not appear in court and cash bond
OF $40 was forfeited.
T.. W. Adridge and VIII Kyle werc
charged with fighting. Aldridge was
fined 81 when Kyle stated that he was
the cause of the fight, Kyle was fined
$40. When Aldrdge was being ques-
toned he stated that they were merely
wrestling Mayor Freeman then fined
Ndridgc so and suspended the fine
of Kyle and fined him 81 instead. In
reversing the fines he said that he was
taking such action on account of Kyle
telling the truth
Tom Bailey plead guilty to n charge
of carrying pistol and was fined Sl9
and 81 cost
one man who was charged with fight
ing and disturbing the peace, was fined
$40 and 81 cost.
A white man was charged with being
drunk and was fined $40 and 81 cost.
The judge, in passing sentence, stated
that he had began by fining drunks only
Il small amount and as that did not have
the desired effect he was going to give
them the limit, and in addition was
going to try and find where they We're
obtaining their intoXitants.
Bert Keller was charged with carry
ing n pistol He plead guilty and was
fined $40 and 81 cost.
An Indian, who was charged with
being drunk. and who entered n plea OF
guilty. was fined $l9 and 81 cost.
Two service car drivers We're charged
with fighting. They entered pleas of
guilty and w,re fined SO each.
one white man, who was charged
with being drunk was given five days
in Jail
Ernest Lemmons, negro was charged
with carrying Il pistol The case was
continued until 4:3O o'clock this after
noon.
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CHARLIE PARKS FUNERAL
SET FOR TUESDAY, 3 T.. VI.

Funeral services for Charlie Parks,
the eleven year old son OF J. ID. Parks,
who was accidently killed Saturday,
will be held at 3 O'Clock tomorrow af-
ternoon at Carter Avenue Methodist
Church. The body will be taken to
Medford, the old home of the family,
and buried beside the mother, and
brother who died six months ago.
Mr.. Parks, father, and two sons,
Rufus and Glenn, of Wichita Fails.
reached Ardmore this morning Mrs
Glenn Parks, is also here from Win
field, Kansas. With the Misses Vera.
Ruth and Edna Parks. sisters. they
win accompany the body TO Medford.
They will be met there by another sis
ter, Miss Bessie Parks Of Laguna
Beach, California.
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MISSIONARY TEA.

The Home Mission Society Of Broad
way Methodist church will entertain
with an afternoon tea. Wednesday,
from 2 to 6 o'clock at the home of Mrs
Walter Colbert. northwest of the city
instead Of Friday afternoon, as an
no,nced. The change in the date was
made on account Of the /. G. 7. con
vention, which will be in session IN
Ardmore Friday and Saturday. Convey
ances will be provided for those who do
not have way to 30. Automobiles Will
be at the church from to $3.50 o'clock.
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Endorse League of Nations

Columbus, Ohio, May l9.-Resolutions
endorsing the proposed League of Ma
tions and requiring Il new trial for
Thomas j. Mooney, convicted in the
san Francisco bombs plot We're adopted
Saturday by the Brotherhood of Rail
road Tralnmen in convention here.
The convention voted to support
sold only in original sealed packages,
tion of the league covenant.
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Rome, May 19.-The entire German
episcopate has addressed a petition to
the pope praying for his good offices
TO mitigate the conditions of peace
which. in their judgment. it is i'm
possble TO fulfill" Pope Benedict,
with a view to cooperating in the
speedy establishment of lasting
and humanitarian peace throughout the
world, has taken steps to communicate
the petition TO one of the most important
delegates at the peace conference with.
the object of having the conditions
imposed on Germany modified as to
make them acceptable.
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ALLIES WILL NOT FEED
BOI SHEVIkI WHO INVADE
STATES ADJACENT RUSSIA

Paris. May 19.-There Is a generai
impression that the reply of NJ. Tchit'
cherin. bosheviki minister of Russia
TO Dr. Fridtj of Nassen's proposals to
feed Russia brings the whole project
to a close. The reply is generally ac-
cepted here Us in effect a refusal ny
the bolsheviki to cease attempting 10
invade their WGghbors territory II
seems improbable tina. the allied and
associated government Will support
with food any bolsheyiki attempts to
invade adjacent states.
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will be given by Miss Margaret Smith,
of Richmond. Va, soprano, who Will
sing, Robin, Robin Sing Me Song g
Spross: Loves in My Heart Wood
man. and "Sleu'm'beur"- Mana yucca.
Lieut.. Charles Goddard, bass baritone
will sing 'Muletccr of Tarragona -
Henion. Lieutenant Goddard has re
Gently come to Ardmore from Ohio TO
make his home. lie is a brother Of C..
G. Goddard.
Mrs. Mamie l.. Wall, president of the
club. will give Il "reminiscences Of the
organization.
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FAIR PREMIUM WARRANTS.

VIII the parties whose names are
given below please call at the office
of the Carter County Free Fair asso-
citation and get premium warrants which
we still hold from the 1918 fair: Mary
Clarkson. y. j. Chapman. Alvin b. SEN
ter, W. Il. Day, Mrs. NJ. Echols, Ernest
Enloe, Mrs. Frank Eastup, G.. W. Green,
Mrs. =. Il. Hunt. John II. knight, G..
VI. Leach, Sus. Irena Martin, Mrs sam
Owens. r.. r. Reaves. W. T. Simmons,
W. T.. Spencer, W. j. Smith, John Samp-
ley. Mrs. VIII Gardner. Lena Adams.
\. X. Allen. II. G.. Addington, Lena
Adams. IT, Brtton. w S. Bell.
The above named parties may secure
the warrants by calling at our office
in the Chamber of Commerce any day
between the hours of a. IN. and .
p. m.
CARTER COUNTY FREE
FAIR ASSOCIATION,
Carl Russell, Secretary.
Use ArdmOreite WANT ADS.
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Advertise your WANTS i'm The Ard
mCreite.
Change Association Name

Washington, May 19.-lt was deciu'
ed Saturday By the committee on future
welfare of the United States cotton
seed crushers association IN coINe
ton here to recommend the changlhs
OF the name OF the organization 10
that of National Milllers' and Manufac-
turers' Association and widening OF the
score of the association. The report
of the committee will be presented TO
the convention TUESDAY.
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PRESIDENT EBERT SAYS
GERMANY WILL "NENER
SIGN THE PEACE TERMS"

Berlin, Sunday, May 1S.-tBy the AS
sociated presS)-P President Ebert i'll ad-
dressing u demonstration here today
said that Germany would never sign
the peace terms"
The demonstration was held in the
Lustgarten and was attended by
great crowd. President Ebert describ-
ed the peace terms as the product OF
the enemy's revengful hysteria. and
added:
Foreign countries will not permit
the prescription of Germany. They will
raise their voices with us that this
peace of enslavement which We will
never sign shall not come to pass"
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SOUTHERN RICE GROWERS
WIN RATE CASE AGAINST
TEXAS 4 NEW ORLEANS RY

Washington, May l9.-The Southern
Rice Growers Association today won its
complaint before the Interstate Com
merce Commission against the Texas
and New Orleans Railroad company and
other carriers.
The commission he'd that through
rates and charges on rice in carloads
from the Texas Louisiana rice belt to
consuming markets, based upon the ag-
gregates of the full local rates in and
out of the milling points, were unrea-
sonable.
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Started Sunday afternoon.

St Johns, y. f. Sunday, May 1S.-
Stirred by the success Of the American
niers in reaching the Azores and taking
advantage of favorable weather condt-
tions, the British airmen decided to
make start today.
Harry Hawker got the Sopwth plane
away from the Mount Pearl field in good
shape at 1851 p. m, New York time
but Capt. Frederick Raynham's Mar
tinsyde machine was wrecked while try
ing to rise from the Quidi Nidi grounds.
The machine was damaged so badly
that there is no possibility or starting
it again without extensive repairs.
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Turn Down Cotton Plan

TIA Elahassee, Fla, May l9.-The
florida house Of representatives voted
down ~ to II the memorial of Rep
"esentative l'utch to the federal secre-
tary of agriculture calling for The in
augulation of nation wide move
ment to stop cotton growing for one
wear. Members of the cotton growing
section of the state generally voted
against the proposal.
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Capture Bolsheyil.i.

London, May l9.-General Denekine,
who is personally conducting the opera
tions of his anti-bolsheviki army against
the city of Tsaritzin, on the Nolga an
nounccs the capture of ten thousand
prisoners and twenty-eight guns, from
the bolshevili. This news was tele-
graphed by the chief of the British mil
itary mission at Ekaterinodar.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-20

Demons of ferocious appearance,
strange native idols and images OF
known gods have been gathered
INTO a unique collection for the Metho-
dist Centenary Celebration at Colum-
bus. O., June 20 to July l3. Every
figure is tagged and catalogued for
full explanation to the throngs
which will attend the big exposition
this summer. Niehtmarish as the
two Chinese demons shown here ap-
pear, they arc familiar figures to the
natives who offer them gifts to ap-
pease their registered wrath.
Idols ranging in size from the
enormous monsters to the little
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-20
SOUTH DAKOTA LAW ON
SHIPMENTS OF MIGRATORY
BIRDS UPHELD IN COURT

Washington. May 19.-The South Da-
kota law of 1909, prohibiting shipments
of migratory birds killed by hunters
was today upheld by the supreme court
in sustaining the conviction under the
statute of W. f.. Carey, found guilty
of shipping fifteen wild ducks to Charles
Comiskey, owner of the Chicago Ameri-
can league baseball club.
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is represented as wearing a Lecklace
Of her victims heads draped about
her shoulders. That this formidable
goddess was revered properly in
India is shown by the fact that the
natives named after her their great
est city-Calcutta.
Contrasted with the display of
native deities, the Centenary Cele-
bration has prepared exhibits show
ing the spread of Christianity to the
lands where these idols were wor-
shipped. Numerous exhibits and life
dramas with native Christian demon
strators show how the gospel of
Christ has been spread to the world
in the 100 years of Methodist mis-
SionS
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household gods have been sent in
from China, India, Korea, Japan,
Malaysia and Africa by Methods;
missionaries who have contributed to
the diversified displays at the Cen
tenary Celebration. Each figure is
catalogued and tagged before being
placed in the exhibit building to
which it is assigned. Two women
employees of the Celebration are
shown here cataloguing the idols.
The figure riding on tiger in the
foreground is not "the young lady of
Niger, who went for ride on
tiger" and who disappeared, leaving
as the only clue "a smile on the face
of the tiger" She is Kali, an awe
some roddess of India. who ALWAYS
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SINGS SUNDAY

At the morning service of First Pres
byterian church, yesterday, Fred l'et'
tig of Oswega, Kansas sang "My
Task" Ashford. \ quartette compris-
ing Miss Hattie Burnitt, Mrs Arthur
KYLE. c. A. Wilson and Il. J.. Valley
sang Rock Of Ages Dudley Buck
MIR. Rettig sang The Dearest Little
Mother God Ever Made" at the even
ing service, and with Mrs, Kyle sand
Lead kindly Light
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Hun RELIGIOUS MISSIONS
STATUS TAKEN Up TODAY
IN BIG FOUR CONFERENCE

Paris, May 19.-By the Associated
Press. The council of four met til'S
morning. The German note on the
status Of the German religious missions
and further details of Bulgarian ana
Turkish affairs We're to be considered
at the meeting.
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REGULAR DIVISIONS ARE
RELEASED TO SAIL SOON

Washington, May l9.--The Fourth,
Fifth, Sixth and seventh regular divi-
slons have been released for return to
The United states General PershinS no
tilted the war department today.
The four divisions are to sail from
France in June. The Goth and Slst
divisions also will embark that month.
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RANTXAu RETURNS TO
VERSAILLES AFTER TRIP
TO SPA SATURDAY NIGHT

Versailles, May 19.-By The Asso'
ciated Press. Count Won Brockdorff
Rantzau, head of the German peace mis-
sion. who left for spa on saturday
night. returned to Versailles this morn
inc. He was accompanied by Herr
Iandsburg and Herr Giesberts. two 9th
or members of the delegation, who had
brqn TO Berlin.
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ALL But . OUT OF S7S
OKLAHOMA AND TEXAS
TROOPS GET GOOD JOBS

Fort Worth. Texas. May 1s.-Out OF
S7S Texans and Oklahomans in the
Rainbow ti2ndD division unit being de-
modified here, every one but two has
been promised his old position or a
new one as soon as he gets his dis
charge, according to w. II. Robb of the
federal employment bureau here. This
is the best showing Of any unit yet
discharged here.
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Press Suit In Today.

New York. May 19.-The suit brought
by The Associated Press against the In
ternational News Service in the United
States district court, came up on the
calendar today and 4 decree was en-
tered for the complainant.
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GUESTS AT PENNINGTON HOME.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Pennington, 32o
First avenue southwest, have as their
guests Mrs. Penningtons sister, MIS-
G. W. Milling, of san Angelo Texas
and her brother, p. p. Boyd and three
sons, i. T., Jr, Rogers and Eugene
of I.ongNieM. ToXAs.
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Wrestling Match.

Chicago, May 19.-Ed (Strangler)
Lewis and Wladek Zbyszko were pre-.
pared today to enter the ring tonight
in q finish wrestling match. two out of
three falls. The men met here less
than a month ago in u one-fall match
and Zbyszko won after two hours and
q quarter of wrestling.
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Regan TO Meet Herman

st. Louis, Mo, May 19.-kid Regan,
the 12O-pounder who surprised his ad-
mirers by out-boXing Kid Herman,
bantamweight champion. in n recent
contest. will meet the title holder in a
return fight here May 29. The weight
will be l20 pounds at 3 p. m.
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Society Items
TO STUDY FRENCH COMPOSERS

An evening with French composers
will be spent with the Philharmonic
club. at their annual open meeting to
be held tomorrow night nt Broadway
Methodist church. In addition TO mem
bers Of the club taking part, selections