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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-04
HERE AT HOME
Annapolis Citizens Gladly Testify And
Confidently Recommend Doan's
kidney pills

It is testimony like the following
that has placed Doan's kidney pills
50 far above competitors When pe0-
pie right here at home raise their voice
ID praise there b no room LEFT for
doubt Read the public statement OF
an Annapolis citizen:
Thomas Jacobs. lI9 Prince George
street, says About q year ago sRf-
Tered from pains across the small Of
my back and the spells were so bad /
could hardly attend to my work In
the morning when got up felt as
II hadn't slept and was always lan-
guid and lacked ambition Deans
KidBsey Pills gave me relief from the
1rst and three boxes In an did me- 8
Lot 0f good. still take Doan's when I
feel In need Of kidney remedy and I
shall always recommend them TO
other kidney sufferers
Price COO, ct all dealers. Don't
simply ask Cor kidney remedy get
Deans Kidney PiIlsth same that
Mr.. Jacobs had Foster lEiIhugn Co..
] IEfgEs. Buaaa0, y
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-04
worth KhomIn

when hnbby's shirts are worn too
much FOR him 20 wear take the backs
81 them and make neat aprons and
use the other part for dust cloths.
very often the ends Of shoestrings
come on. making Il yery dificult 70
lace. TO overcome this trouble take
some library paste and put on ends Of
khoestrings and let dry and the din
Guilty viii be overcome.
when making cake sometimes We
have not the required number OF eggs
that the recipe calls Tor. Use three
teaspoons baking powder II place q
each eaS not used. but when snbsti-
tusing haking powder Tor eggs put II
the very last, stirring thoroughly
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-04
less sugar tnne Tllis Year

The United States has 509,O00 acres
or sugar cane this year ~ compared
with 1000. the revised estimate feg
last year. according ~ reports from
field agents Of the Bureau Of crop
Estimates, United States Department
OF Agriculture. The 1919 acreage,
however, Is still well above the
acreage OF 10 years ago This acreage
does not include sorghum Or other
seeded cane, but does include All var
aeties grown BY planting stalks q
joints.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-04
N,s
Ig.Nn On ] .salsIng vessel

Dawn Along the water line pale
leaden streak appears. and little
|tremuions rippIes Of gray run gently
upwards, until b broad band OF min
gled white and scarlet shines with .
cold radiance The mystery OF the
sea is suddenly removed, and we can
watch the strange serpentine belts
that twine and glitter all round our
vessel to the horizon. The light is
strong before the sun appears; and
perhaps that brooding hour, when
Nature seems TO be turning n her
sleep, ia the best Of the whole day.
The dew lies thickly on deck. and the
chill Of the night hangs in the air; but
soon red arc looms UP gOrgeousiy
at the sea-line; long rays spread out
like a sheaf Of splendid swords on the
blue: there Is, as It were. wild dance
of color In the noble vault, where cold
green and pink and crimson wind and
flush and softly glide III mystic mazes;;
and then the sun. The great fam
ing disk seems to poise for little,
and all around IT pierced here and
there by the steely rays the clouds
hang like tossing scarlet pinnles.
Like d warri0r-angei sped
On mighty mission,
Light and life about him shed
A transcendent visioni
Mailed ii gold and flre he stands.
And. with splendors shaken,
BIDS the slumbering seas and lands
Quicken and awaken.
Day is on us Dreams are dumb.
Thought has light for neighbor:
Room! The rival giants come
10, the sun and Labor
AS the lights from east and
west meet and mingIe, and the shy
rears its blue innmensity, i Is hard
to look on for very gladneas.
James Runciman.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-04
With al Hot Knife

When there is fresh bread to be
sliced heat the berad knife moment
on the top OF the stove and you will
.tind it slips through the soft, fresh
loaf easily Reheat before cutting each
slice.
Tub butter can be cut up into neat,
accurate squares or slabs for table
use II the knife IS dipped III hot water
each time before cutting through the
butter When butter is cut with b
cold, dry knife the grease adheres to
the knife blade and makes ragged
edges on what should be perfectly
trim. smooth sections.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-04
TO Drive Oft Malaria And Build UI
The Sysfem

Take the Old Standard GROVES
TAsTELESS chill TONIC. You know
what you are taking, as the formula
is printed on every label. showing il
is QUININE and IRON In tasteless
form. The Quinine drives out the ma
laria. the Iron builds up the system
Price soc.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-04

nm D b e d with
Rorne kind of des
ser. and usually
feel IL nOne ii
provided that the
dinner III mot d
success.
Psach She
Put . pound Of
sugar and 81 f1saaKs
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-04
!.

0zlY tn possessions wg1aEh NE mme
ass @f pxeeens vai1e ~ ~ ii naen msAy
hsys aonsy fortuFe. and RET ha
poverty ekrtckea iii ghe very klfngn
which szsat sasom3y would bag him. rs
ney . hiA all tba tirss: but Il Is ct
Mttaa er az valna b him hecanns he
tsss Il alone.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-04
800 vAagyrf

eea. e4K Ao6, 400. 1905 LIS d. d. 1z.16,
196, 200 3.C6. go. s4eS. 81. 80,
Cos res. se6, 11eE r, ~ 14eS j. u.
xDaiIy except SandaNe
Connecting mk 0denton with ~ ID. E.
oI.Ocnf Annapolis 10 BAlkknvres
sesF city ffcEnS Offices West N9NeNk gtMft0n,
State Eoane Ekntfon, College Avenue and
Blaaen Streets; Garve1 KfaiE, Maryland
Ho4@l Once o. 81 n. A., for oEicera, mid
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-04
AT THE HOSPITAL

George Clark. OF West street. was
operated upon AT the Emergency Hos
pital for appendicitis The operating
surgeon was Or Walton H Hopkins.
The patient is reported to be doing
nicely
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-04
Pops mr. Naval eleeg
k4mMaS Reae.

PoPaaar Naval 0aleer
Gmeat here
Capt James u RaDy, u. s. NJ. for
merly attached TO duty 1t The Naval
Academy. was the week END guest Of
Prof and Mrs. Arturo Fernandez,
Duke Of uIoucester street. Capt. Raby
II now attached to duty At the Bureau
Of Navigation. Washington His FAM
iiy are summering at Wood Forest.
Orange, Va Capt Raby Is one OF the
most popular naval officers lii the
service. and his return Was greeted by
many old friends hero.
The Fernandez are also entertain
Ing the Professors father. Col Fer
nandez, Of Havana, Cuba, who expects
to leave this week for Spain
DR. James ID. F'eidmeyer, spent yes
terday H4th friends III Easton. MD.
making the trip via the Annapolis
Claiborne ferry line. AT Easton. Dr.
FeIdmeyer was Joined ny his sisters.
Misses Emma, Katherine and jamie
Feldneyor. who had been spending
some time there, The whole party
returned to Annapolis last night on
the ferry steamer Harrington.
Anthony 6 Davis. assistant agent
Eat ticket offices Of The United States
Railroad Administration here spent
the weekend with friends Ill Pen Mar
in the Rlae Ridge mountains
r. H. Magrnder Secretary OF the
Naval Academy, started today on his
annual vacation leave, the greater
portion Of whIeh lie Will spend as
Ocean City n.
Mrs. Harry Price. wife Of Paynas-
ter Price. u. s. N. and daughter. Doro-
thy, are ut Charlottesville. Va. for
the remainder OF the summer
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-04

Nm. John Chew. wife Of Prof. Chew,
Of the Wilmer Chew Naval Academy
Preparatory School, left here today
for baltimore to meet here gueat Miss
Carrie Crane, Of Augusta. Ga. Miss
erase Will spend souae, time with Mrs.
Chew ut the Iatter's Muyray Hill home.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-04
w B. & A. Electric
Railroad.
MHD.CEHY TERINALs

Half4 HourIy Service Morning and Evening
Tsassvrer AnnapOaiA, Baltf@ore ana
washington and Camp Meade
washington and Camp Ate1cc
rlasgpngerS change 1t Naval
Academy Juncti0nl
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-04

Fact that British sovereign Is now
worth only $4.25 here and may 20 10 "a
pre- snmahly Indicates our dislike for
soyereigns,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-04

- rxx as e.sS 10SB 11z. a
80 &C. ia assS Lib e. NJ 4z.aS
An 9raIna receawe "a dincnaREa pelaaemMMkg
NJ Yncai points bekween Annapolis and
rum ca signal
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-04

The fellow who sizes Mn 4 girl IL
her bathing snit viii tell you man
wants but little here below
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-04

Removal OF the tax On ice-creasn
WIN help. restore BIZ 81 romance 70
life
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-04

rnEand is nov full -fiedged indie
nspdent nasson III Is likely 70 have
e cablnet crisis.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-04
J 80 D MRs. EHAhlA ARBoT.r &c

Capt ANON Bronson, d. s. MI, and
Mr.. BrOnsOa are spanding some time
Fl New York state.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-04

Commander Tsaac G. Bogart, Il S
n, Mrs. T3ogart and family have RE-
tnrnod from an outing atAslantlc city
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-04
WHAT 70 EAT.

There are few people who feel that
q saeai bar been satisfying thar Is not
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-04

EsuIE
ia other trees
G list Hfere,
Ind mysteries
s.l ,i4rl crescent year
;i,eing breath
y..s .le il the rain
~ tie poplar saith,
Il. ben again
IS 1aa einl On snltry eyes
Ii ipll fed sloth,
haflly Iift their leaves
t apl groWth.
allruiar each 70 each.
13se bfow "a brow;
r. immortal speech
lst e9asyf sing now
.l6srslt thin Gulf-stFeam
satl most sweet,
,,aIlIstaotial drift Of dream
i.,i ibon their feet,
,ol.fs nd, and yet. who
slpN
KS lal.ld listen we'll,
eles Whisper might dlaclose
81 stet poplar spell
May Byron
3 wllIiam Harlow. d Washlrg
J, ,eeootpaaitd b j friend. liaotored
s., ertay and visited Mr.. HaFr
lirs Frank II Weller, At
lpadel gu he nay
q White, Jr.. and son, Franz
White Sfd spent Sunday with
I, former father at Indian Head.
n IA sisters Misses George and
r.iatr Mite. II Ashland, NY
ME- Wiltei0ryer of Arundel-on-
az nay accompanied BY her daugh
81 MS Margaret went to Baltimore
dss where the young lady will be
5srated apan FOR adenoids and tonsil
aoaole
III liarlung. 81 washington, Joined
ii family Ii The Bosley cottage satur-
ii ii lfundelson he Bay for the
stfk eiit
Nr ana Mrs " Thomas Kemp and
saaten who lave been visiting Mrs.
ssnps parents, Mr., and Mrs George
fAayin. Murray Hill, hay gone TO-
ape May tar the month Of August.
Mayor Il L. Graham and Mrs Ora
am IL Arundel -an-the- Bay, left to-
.hy for Washington, accompanied By
|aer daughter, Miss Anne Graham,
~ feg days visit.
me- phlllin Malley, Of Washington,
piaed his family At their cottage ct
|sfandeI.on- the Bay for the weekend.
Eos
Mayor and Mrs Graham. Of Arun-
q entertained Ensign Ponileton. Y.
4 1 ai the Naval Academy, yester-
u
RAYMOND n I.aaer. private secre-.
aF u Governor Harrington. and
faaries speirher. clerk in tho State
ftelsafers office here, spent the
sfsksend u Atlantie City nj u
Mss Louise Chance. chief opNr ator
= charge u the girls Of the c. & r.
sphane exchange. Is spending her
nSsttan N the Eastern Shore
Mis- Anna Moore. who has been Wis.
Aas Elkian Cecil county has return
II
ilannaS Visits
Llaa Mater
William sfalliey Of Laurel Md, Of
y class IT i9li, ST. Johns College.
9Sled a college on Saturday.
y Statle5 came here 10 enter his
ha'heF n aW bernard Gilbert, "a q
aadeat q y Johns College. After
sfaaaating 81 Johns In 1911, Mr..
Nancy stuffed Ian Ill the University
MARYLAND Law Department, and Is
Fa0ttsing II baltimore
WIS sarth RefrS Registrar of ST.
oliese pending her vaca-
~ 4 Man
asler orYiile y Moore, u. s. Al. oe
s sssisstglt sflduale 81 Glass 1918.
'9'lu ilss Who returnea from
With lhe 56ih Fafantry. and
Ras fsftr married. visited his
w ifT eriay, accompanied
Is bride
afa Ngs lahn sylvester, OF Au-
ma sister-in law Of
sa.a at,s ste expected here to-
81 isit They arc en-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-04
LEAVE ANNAROKEG
Srg--s Es4ra,.k tsamk 2nm

s1o x55O. GO. go, TO. x7.U0. 40. go,
y, 81 x1,50. $40. $40. 100 "a. 10.20.
ITO A. H.
earlier: State House Station, BlM0en
earlier.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-04

sIe other trees
md mysteries,
NE crescent year,
81 .eting breath
a.,s.r "a the rain
~ lila poplar saith,
I $3.50, iii again
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-04

4nl GIN on snltry ewes
s,. Ii 1903 .fed sloth,
afly lift their leaves
m lefgroWth.
3 aarunr each TO each.
,l'se ii! bfow "a brow
r, immortal speech
Y sing now
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-04
Mamnas Visits
Mnla AaIer

WIS sarth Bsfrs Registrar on ST.
s.a ! aliese pending her yaca-
toa il Nam
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-09
|. warning
FORCES GATHER
FOR SKIRMISH
Ban Johnson and His Big Five
Ready to Meet the Big
Three on Wednesday.
Warm Session Promised.

CHICAGO, Dec. s.-President Ban
Johnson, Of the American league. ac-
Companied by five loyal club owners.
departed last night for New York to
accept the challenge of the three rebel"
directors and attend the meeting called
Tor wednesday to settle the contest for
the presidency Of the league.
me controversy will be fought out on
The ground chosen by the minority di-
%rectors Of the leaRue-Charles Comis-
key, owner Of the Chicago club: Harry
Frazee, Of the Boston club, and Col.
Jacob RUPERT, owner OF the New York
The decision TO attend the New York
meeting was reached by the five loyal
club owners at a secret meeting Mon
day afternoon. After the sessions.
president Johnson announced that the
meeting called for Chicago Wednesday
had been abandoned. This action was
taken on the advice Of counsel in the
beilet that the quickest way 10 straight
en- out the tangle was to compel the
opposition to LAY It's cards on the
table OF its own choosing"
george W Miller. counsel for Presi-
dent johnson and his associates. said
the majority club owners did not by
their action admit the right Of the di-
feCtorS TO call his meeting, but 1t was
their desire to compel a showdown.
III the three club owners-Messrs.
Comiskey, Rupert and Frazee-met in
New York and the other five in Chi
cage Attorney Miller said, there
might be further litigation to embarrass
the league. The three directors might
set up the claim that their meeting
was the legal one, and not having a
quorum, might adjourn and throw the
league into endless litigation.
To ~circumvent this possibility, the
majority club owners decided to meet
the minority on their own ground and
settle the dispute at once"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-09
HAHN %DIsAPPoINTs.

Hahn was a disappointment TO those
who saw him in action against Pal
Moore here several weeks ago, when
he put up a great battle, and although
beaten, made the local bantam extend
himself. In the hands Of Burman Mon
dav night, Hahn appeared 10 he a rank
amateur. His judgment ~ distance was
had. he swung wildly practically
throughout the fight and he was never
able to hit Burman with any degree
Of consistency. on Hahn's rushes Bur
man showed his left out and Hahn re-
ceived a stiff jahhing in the face. Bur
mans left jah troubled Hahn more than
any other punch that the Chicaenan
carried, and the portside fin Of Bur
mar rarely failed to find its mark.
Toe worked II like a piston into Hahn's
face and try as he may, Bernie could
not keep out Of range,
Burman landed the first punch Of the
bout, a light left jah. Hahn shot over
a right that landed on the stomach.
Burman retaliated by q stiff LEFT jab
that rocked the Philadelphia Both
boys were swinging hard at the bell
and swapping punches in the center Of
the ring. The first was even with lit
tie to choose,
In the second Burman started tabbinE
Hahn. who came back with rights that
carried little steam. There was but lit
lie fighting in this round, which was
even.
In the third Burman opened up, and
MS the round started he shot over "A
left hook 20 Hahn's Jaw, Burman
rushed Hahn TO the ropes with a tusil-
lade OF rights and lefts. Hahn swung
wildly, but was unable to land, Bur
mans footwork serving him well. Bur
man rocked Hahn with a hard left to
the Jaw. II was Burman's round by a
good margin
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-09
DUCKS ATTRACTED.

Surplus water from the dam has Gre
many duck sanctuaries, attracting
them in countless numbers. Hirst lake,
located near the confluence of the Gi'a
and Aqua Fria rivers, about l6 miles
southwest OF Phoenix, covers approx
mately a60 acres, many small islands
are in evidence, the shores being set to
flag, reeds and tulips, with an abund-
ance of wild rice and grass nut feed.
AS the guest Of Capt. c. V. Gulley
and Tom Rasmussen, Of Phoenix, n
brace OF all-round outdoor sports and
shooting enthusiasts, motored out
over the excellent pixies, skirted by
fields of Egyptian cotton. orange. fig
and olive groves, also passing fields Of
milo-maige, seductive feeding grounds
for quail and the Sonora or white.
winged pigeon" indigenous to Mexico
and Arizona.
Passing into the section Of sage and
grease brush, we found tho sahura cac-
tus tree with their spinous rows about
ono inch apart, extending from the
roo to the top, at times a height of
30 feet, mute, silent sontinels CT the
arid deserts Of the west.
Many native MeXicans were gathering
the dwarf sahura cactus, from which
tho most delicious candy is manu-
featured The maguey cactus or cen :
tury plant, eXudes from its punctured
leaves n juice, from which the Mexican
pulquR theer) IL made, When fer
mented and distilled, the ''mescar' is
n substitute for spirits frumenti, a fight
being guaranteed with every drink,
Hirst lake flashed into sight, thou
sands Of ducks were there Of every
variety, both 'puddlers" and deep sea
divers. Jack Snipc were jumping from
every depression, screaming back their
defy Of Scape, Scape' Scape, as they
zigEagged or rail fenced to n more
-Ara9n1 In1o1ttu ehnt firnl ~ a
caper- cutting Jack put to flight n hank
Of ducks, some making an immed ate
getaway, while many more made the
circling flight Of investigation,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-09
TRAP GUN
AND ROD
BY TOM A.

Roosevelt dam. recently constructed
by Uncle Sam in Arizona, has caused
the despised desert to blossom and
bloom. The thriving city of Phoenix
Is the hub n this garden of Eden, AN
Eastern remittance man." writing from
mis- adopted home in New Mexico. stat
ed that all that was requisite to make
mat section a most desirable place to
live was water and good society" to
which letter his friend replied that
those Two essentials were also lacking
In perdition,"
Water and excellent society are a
prevailing factor both in and adjacent
TO Phoenix, The reservoir created by
Roosevelt dam contains sufficient re-
serve water to irrigate 200, 900 acres for
three consecutive years, without rain
fail.
once the tarantulas, c~entipedes. rat
tlcsnakes and ella monsters injected
pep and preparedness into the eau
tlous cowboys and Sour doughs," who
slumhered surrounded by horsehair
larl1ts, az a precautionary measure.
Nature having created these ohjec-
tlonable CRITTERS there was placed on
the desert the %chaphrral bird, or road
runner, the aVowed enemy of the rat
tier" This birds work Is most In
genious Finding n rattlesnake, asleep,
he would construct from the small
spinous cactus, n corral closely sur
rounding the snake, giving 1t no time
to uncoil or jump, Neither tarantulas,
c%entipedes nor snakes will cross a
needed or Jagged obstruction (hence the
utility of the horsehair lariat) The rat
tlesnake Will die OF starvation rather
than essay the cactus fence. A victim to
the ingenuity of his enemy, execution
or and eliminator, the %Chaparral bird.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-09
FORTYSIX DOGS
IN OPEN ALLAGE
STAKE At CALHOUN
Drawings Held for Continental
Field Trials Being Con-
Quoted in Alabama. B.
King, Of Memphis, a yudqe.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec. 9.-Draw-
ings held last night at a local hotel by
sportsmen attending the meeting of
the Continental Field Trials club at
calhoun, Ala, placed as dogs for the
open all-age stake. which is to be con-
er permitting.
Entries for the meeting are the largest
In the history of the club, according to
weh-known dog handlers here. Mon
Gays event, the members stake, was
not run owing to the heavy downpour
OF rain, although handlers and enthusi-
aSts went TO Calhoun to make an at
tempt at starting.
The all-age event viii be followed by
the derby and a subscription stake, the
winner in the latter to receive a purse
OF approximately 81, 400, while cups go
Thomas B. King. of Memphis, Tenn,
ana Lee Moody, of Bessemer, are judges
hOun.
The entries with m Of handlers
for the all-age stake are as follows:
DR.. John Davis and Oxford Lamar
Dean and Peyton.
Unospeck and Comets Spot-Garland
Peyton.
Jay RS Boy and Commanche Rap
Farrier and Crane.
Smiths Glad Sue and Eugene Ms
hid-Peyton and Farrier.
Eugene's Ghost and Master Peg-El.
lott and Bah.
Louise Homer and Gunner-wilson
and Bah.
Plain Joe and Collins Doc-Harris
and Babcock..
Belle Beach and Jersey Prince-W.
K. Lucas and Martin.
Robert the Devil and Albert's King
Stone-Crane and Peyton.
Nairobi and Conscript-Holloway and
Bah.
Pearl of Jovcuse and mary Montrose-
Bah and Tomlinson.
White Sox and Tourist-Garr and
Grant,
DeSoto Frank and Ringing Bells
Holloway and Crane.
Parmitze Fritz and Cobb's Hall--Dean
and Harris.
Louis Bill and Marks Sportstone-
Fishel and Calvin.
ottley's Tap and Eugene's C-Garr
and Peyton,
M%oonshiner and vernon's Lit-Grant
and Peyton.
Shores Ruby Pearl and Guys Ro-
meo-Martin and Bea8ell.
Guynella and Sportess-Pritchell and
Harris.
Leoneora's Oliver and Shores Ben
Harris and Martin.
Bessie Flyer and Connell's Clean
w. f. Lucas and Holloway.
Eutaw Mack and Ross P.-Harris IN
Calvin.
Ferris Jake and John Case-Pritchel
and Calvin.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-09
G 0 BROAD.

Shifty LoTan, local welter, added an
other scalp to his belt when he stopped
Kid Broad, also Of Memphis, in the
third round Of a scheduled four round
bout. Broad started off as II he in
tended stopping Logan, but Shifty shook
him To HIS shoe soles with a hard right,
and slowed Broad up, In the second
Logan hammered Broad all over the
ring, and In the first minute OF the
third Logan shot over a short right
that sent Broad to the canvas, where
he was counted out.
Young Joe Rivers scored n technical
knockout over Kid Flanagan In a sched
ulod four-rounder. Referee Hack
stopped the bout in the second to save
Flanagan from a knockout, He WAS
bleeding ut the nose and was badly bat
tered, and although game was unable
to withstand the hard wallops of Riv-
ers, who outweighed him about 26
pounds, The loser was cheered al he
left the ring.
Young Fast Black and Gorilla John,
two local smokes. gave an exhibition OF
punches were landed. neither boxer gave
his best efforts, and the result was a
tame bout Black vas given the de-
cislon.
The house was comfortably filled de-
spite the Indictment weather. The S.
a, c. jaZz band supplied harmony. along
with Leo Schneider, the warbling mock
ingbird, who served up the latest In
whiatliug, much to tho delight Of the
audience.