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Fl ellSse | ca ~ i M kouss,
vask - n xaahine. ] havs recon.
your SIssd Is&dss "a sSrss Il -
lfieednase tnhile tAem - ed1an4aee.
yo1ean uoomv nane foe Z teGtimoniGI. !"
rA!e 11ls4 Cegpsax. q DwDstt
~. NSvsfk M.
yss ~ inyls1 b mir isefse s1viee
No othse n,sdeipe has bssn p sue-
esesful b tekeyi1g vsmaa'9 sanerine
. hae Lydia r Hnkham's VeDskshIs
Compcun1. Wnmen may reeeive free
end Ae!pfl edyise y yyifing ~ Lydia
rnkhsm Nsdieine c., Lynn, Mar.
Such lsttees ere received ald answered
b woman only and I'D h gHict
peqn16mce.
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Valera olsaapNafs

New York. de Valera.
'.presidens Of the Irish republic" who
was thought Saturday to have been
planning to. sail on the Baltic with
Archbishop Mannix and run British
gauntlet, has left bis hotel here with
out giving forwarding address.
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New York.--Free radium treatment
Tor sufferers from cancer will be adj
ministered, beginning Oct. Is, by the
state institution for the study Of malig.
nant diseases at Buffalo
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each person who says or does some
thing for the good Of the fair. does II
for hirnself-his own Individual inter.
est. Last years was the first fair that
was really under complete state con-
troll and ownership. and the increased
interest 10 It was manifest Ia 0 won
derful degree. The people In every
section Of the commonwealth demon.
strated their appreciation Of Il as q
state Institution. and 70 pleased were
all with the great show. that many
persons from the remotest parts Of
Colorado began right then,to work fol
the -betterment Of the 1870 fair.
Petitions for q vote on the creation
Of Flagler and Limon counties were
granted yesterday by James R. holland
secretary OF state. after Z conference
with the attorney general.
The summer school Of the Colorado
Agricultural college has been closed
after six weeks course Of study
william woodfork, a mulatto. Is, 1
visitor at Oak Creek. from the Noun,
Harris mining camp, was shot to death
when he stepped out Of the home oi
Ora Neighbor to take Q breath Of fresh
air.
Christian Jiron and Mrs Eutimis
Duran were shot and killed at Thomp
son. Utah, few miles west Of Grand
Junction, by J. r. Duran, husband Of
the woman.
Savings accounts In Colorado
amounting 10 $33,0I4. 1900 are shown
inv statement issued by Grant SIC
Pnerson. stats bank examiner
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torrential rains. swept the Island Of
Luson, p. L
Brigxdier General Lucas, who Was
kidnapped by Sim Feiners from a
hunting lodge boarded a military lor-
~ and escaped.
Archbishop Daniel j. Mannix Of Mel
bourne, Australia, will not be- allowed
to land In England because Of his re-
cent utterances. Premier Lloyd George
has announced In the House Of Com
mons.
About fifty American women and
children have left Warsaw recently.
The only women remaining are wei.
fare workers, who have been assured
Of transportation should The capital be
directly menaced by the Bolshcvists.
Explosion OF bomb In n window Of
st. Filipe's Catholic Church at Havana,
while a service WAS In progress, re-
suited In the death Of one woman and
slight injuries TO few other persons
The one victims death was due 10
fright. Only slight damage was done
to the church.
Critchley, well-known In Canadian
military circles, has recruited and
taken into Mexico three baftalI0ns Of
British and Canadian war veterans to
settle them on millionaire estate.
These settlers. II was stated, are Or
ganIzed on thorough military basis,
including four fully equipped sir
squadrons.
The king received John H. Fahey,
former president Of the United States
Chamber of Commerce, accompanied
by A. b. Dennis, American commercial
attache at Rome, In an audience at the
Qulrtnal palace. The informal CONVEX,
sation, lasting half hour. had the as
pect of talk any business man In
Italy would have with two American
business men.
Twenty-Five thousand persons at.
tended the funeral at Old Castle
Meath, Belfast. OF Seumas Nacergain
commandant Of the Irish volunteers
and n relative OF Cardinal O'Connell
VI n'''''' NaeeIsh'h was si"t D! the
military while discharging his duty
with the volunteer police. After sery,
ices III '"e ne',s ehurrh lhe process
s'o" "'"1'"eu s'A'eeh ir'sh ini'es 10
'opS VI '''''' WI REL ru are
s'os. ~ eh"'S on ,ne southwest pu'
NJ. ,.',,' 10, n N W."
so,a,,, d.rs Tnn. m" ,,,,o - -. '
and disorder was reported Sunday. /,
said to be quiet. The detachment OF
American marines sent to bring Out
American residents, IL necessary. 1.
remaining there as precautionar,
measure.
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'."u y, a'''e' ""s "ee'areu ny Inc CITY
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movement U! "eu''h "ii'',a's 10 pre-
,.n. ''.. '"''""'' Vi '"''"' P"s'e u
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rh'''p H's>eiiiah' - years o'd' q con
vic' III the sta'e prison NJ AUBURN n
- was inuroere' IN the prison !art
oy Ie'io" inmates Following series
Oh i'sh's 10 "h''h several convict'
psr''c'pa'eo.
Amesoli Patasoni Of Lawrence
Kan, who at 10 Is leading contestant
~. a S. o"' VI 'sp,seen'ns 'n'
.u 49, o, s'"' :" ue ',''an.e racer II
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four men were sh"t "hen live ban
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END OF EIGHT
YEARS MISERY
Used LYDIA E. Pinkhasn'e
Vegetable Compound
and Recovered.

Newark, N. 1.-THE doctor said I
had an organic trouble and tseated ne
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lW @vGf0 Neon
At hlnss ! could not
walk at III and !
suffered with N =
hack and limbs % !
eften led to stay b
bed ] suffered Of
spd o. To- eight
yeafA malyl
aeard that kydiaK
HkhaM's Veger
table Compound was
sEfn .sSI.iein.s. ' :nd
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-11
BRICGE- TUNNEL AND RUTGERS
CERAMIC BILLS UP TODAY

BIZ SPECIAL GeFNtSHlN0t%
TRENTON. May 11-By tonight the
Hershicld bill to float q bond issue or
s2S.OOO.OOO to finance the cCnSfuc-
ton OF the Delaware river brauge
from Camden to Philadelphia and the
Hudson river Vchicler tunnel from
Jersey City to New York y expected
20 be a law.
The bill Is due TO he passed by the
senate this afternoon over the veto
OF Governor Edwards As " has al
ready taken this purse m the House
OF Assembly nothing remains but inc
~senate's action to place che measure
on the statute books
II will contain the provision OF a
small direct state tax to pay for the
Interest upon the bonds until ,
bridge and the tunnel are Self-suSaln-
ing and will provide that The people
shall vote at the nex general election
approval or d~isSpproval TO BOND
the state for this amount.
The wraugle owe the 100000 atem
in the appropriation bin for Rutgers
comes up IN the senate again
today. This Is the only known OBJ
holding up the passage OF n
bill which carries over S~ls.O00.eoe
in appropriations to u n state
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-11
DENIES NEGROES WERE
BROUGHT INTO CAMPAIGN

TRENTON. MAY ~ General de
MAI ~ the charpcs made by Nnsus
McSwcen that negroes were efouhtl
IN bebaIf ~ nc Wood candidacy IN
me recent Republican primary In tins
state Ne. made IN n statement issued
here TODAY nv the Rev ] w Round
tree who was one Ct The Wood 10.
yred candidates Tor the position OF
.EJternate-delNsate-st lorge McSwcen
,e eastern csmpalEh meuuutr Tor W.
am Johnson E~oundtfce character
fyed the charge ne $50 prerosterous
and unjust ~ the colortd voters VINO
.nnported General Woods delegation
fhat l sm forced to enter q denial 20
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-11
CITY BOY SCOUTS
IN COMPETITION
Big Event for Different Troops
to be Held From June ! to
Dec. 81; Various Point Ways

The suggested competition among
the Boy Scouts Of the local council
will be held from June / to December
81 and will be won by the troop scor-
Ing the highest number OF points earn
ed by scouts of that troop for advance
ment in rank, and merit badges earn
ed. based on the tests passed during
the time of the competition.
The points will be earned as fol-
lows: Tenderfoot rank attained. five
points; second class, seven points; first
class. ten points; Life Scout, ten
points; Star Scout, fifteen points;
Eagle Scout. twenty-five points; any
merit badge tests. one point.
ON the days of June, July, August
September. October. November and
December, the trophy win be tenn
porarily awarded 10 be held for n
month by the troop that has scored
highest number of points during the
preceding month. At the cour OF
honor. I'm January, h trophy will be
awarded permanently TO the troop
that has earned most points during
the entire competition. In case of a
tie. the competition will be extended.
between the troops tied, for another
month or longer, IL necessary, to de-
eide the winner.
All points must be earned by scouts
during their active membership In the
competing troop n any points earn
ed by q scout who subsequently leaves
a troop will be counted for that troop
In the competition.
A trocp organized subsequent to
June 1. is eligible TO enter the COM
petition.
Any points not entirely clear will
be decided by the scout commission
and deputies. whose decision will be
final.
In order to formally enter the &C
petition. the scoIlu:4ster will furnish
the scout executive. not later than
June 5, a roll of his troop showini
the rank OF each scout and the
badges earned a., -cout on tests
ma aSe1 nrfop 70 Iupp
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-11

installation o. 4 fuufcr orweniEstion
.fcrN snd asNing SEVERAL cooperation
IN this rscVcmSrt.
The letter states that in cities whcfe
.Soch organizations have been estah-
iiehcd the rcoatcst enthusiasm pfeNatis
.anscnx TIE older men aboutthe move
mert sud ttN Vafue IS comfng home Go
them hv continually practical demon
.Stratton.
THE United states Junior chamber
81 Commerce viii hold lss first annual
convention et s.. Louis. No. JuNc ~,
is and 10. and the local chamber Is
requested 30 send TIVE Tive wire
vouup men 20 secure the necessary
ssts ard Information necessary for
the formation OF p Junior chamber
here
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-11
NEAR EAST DRIVE
MEETING TONIGHT

~ NTfCfuT tnfffffnNutHFs
gOtTTH ANNOY, MAY ti-Tonight
the executive committee OF the Near
East Relief drive VIII meet Mt the
hcadauarters OF the Chamber OF
commerce for n meeting. All mem
bers " the executive committee are
urged Co be present ne there are
many things 60 come up.
Last saturday. the day scheduled
for the tag dav. was stormy. As n
consequence the tag day has been
postponed until Saturday, May 10. II
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-11

that rrrnostefous and unjust accuse
,ion alleged against the men who sup
prrtcd the uenefti Wood ticket
Woods campaign was one OF .the
l~cleanrst ever conducted IN New Jer-
scS. said Roundtrces The negroes
Who supported Wood ave not the kind
Of voters who can be bought. he
Misc Declared.
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All About Retreads
Does Retreadine pay
Gel This STRAIGHT

= arc for N0u Won
can bet your bottom dollar thet e
VIII run 1000 miles snd whats
more wen take = hunck Of the
bet and what's more we II nurse
lit from 1000 miles on FOR almost
next to nothing and what's more
every mile you set after $500 miles
is riding on velvet because yoG
would have TO pay the same
amount in proportion for any
standard make Of tire for $500
miles and what's more the tread
of a tire is only about 800 Of the
original cost Of the tire and what $
more l. l could get You and your
worn down tires in front Of my
shop and a paddock on your wallet
you wouldn't be long in getting
out the key and go so 80 with me
on what you saved.
Tire and Tube repairing IN all
it's branches.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-11

- pkr~nn eAan,v New tcrSey. 70 be
n~a 81 the New York terminal fof
seYist mail service, Il WaS learnea
today The field comprises sec erivs
4Ne n,Nseent aerial center y ct fteiier
n.ss N.Wa4A
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-11

81 Ths kSSccsrfrd Press
NEW YORK. MAY 1.-The gov
eminent hy6 creued negotiations 1cr
she tskiaN over OF Witteuan field,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-11

-rss~rn~,Net fSr sN% ncxt hScel e-eNc
ana when TIE S~ifTesxnt~ss Se sfrc-stt-
"a oat the hm wa ne psSScd
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COUGARS
LEAVE
FOR
NEBRASKA

PULLMAN. Nov. is>-rhs wash
ingtnn scats college football team
ir~v~s tDrrorrvw for Lincoln. Ne
brakA. wher. they play the uns'
versity Of Nebraska Thanksgiving
day. The team VIII arrive In Ian.
colin Tuesday. which win allow thsn
two days 90 timber up.
Tho Cougars win not play the Has.
keii fndians. a. previously an
nounced. but win l~~vs for Pullman
immediately altar thear big game
with Nebraska
Tho Washington tram yin b. con
sidcrabiy outwcirhed. but they entor
the game without any men out on ac.
count OF injuries. and viii undoabicd
iy resort 20 a passing rame
Tho Cougar lineup for the Ne
hrassa game VIII bos Right end.
nohannon: right tnckiA punton.
right guard Mckay; c~ntsr. Dunlap:
len guard ocorE~ ieft tackle. Ham
iiton tcaptain,: left end. spud LOOMS;
quarter. SAX: right half. MeIvur. lcft
haiti. sandeorx; fuIlreek. Giliia
The substitutes who make thu trfp
srw SkRdan. Jenna. II. Haniry. Bob
schensbly. King. winans and Jana
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RAIN THREATENS TO
SLOW UP BIG
STANFORD AND
CALIFORNIA GRID MIX

BAN FftANcfScO. Nov. iss--rhere
was Just one thing 20 dsrnpen tho
enthusiasm at Berkeley and stanford
today. preliminary to tomofrow's
-btg rnmo- at California neld The
damp~ninK element according 10 TO
portz from berkeley. Is threatening
TO turn tho sridiron into a Ono scene
for . game OF water polo.
Reports from both Stanford and
California camps were that the teams
were ready 10 play despite ths rain.
even II thoy had 20 wear wat~r
winga At the san. time the ~
spective student bodies seemed ready
to subscribe to tho ranis announce
msut At any rata tho over.
abundance OF water had had no no
ucoable effect In making tickets
more plentiful Evrry ON. was hold.
Ing on 10 tho coveted pastrboarfs.
Following the time honorvd custom
the California lineup war announced
NJ the annual rally last night Every
ono knew pretty wall IN advance who
would make up tho team. and II WINS
. bit fortunate. for they couldn't
have heard the announcement last
night on account Of TIE pande-
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CLEVER ACT ON
PALACE HIP BILL

The International Revue b q
unique feature OF the new show that
appeared yesterday at Loews Palace
B1Ur Representatives Of various
<kAtions are shown BY the sepsests
~ man In the company. who anus
1ngfy bring out the humorous char
acseristics Of each nationality. They
.Nut over their jokes dances and
opuas In whiriwind fashion and therv
. patriotic and pleading finale
shsn they pay = pleading tribute TO
: N Statue Of Liberty. posed by .
4 orefty young woman
Nothing serious marks eho offer
1ng a. Evans and Sidney. two sizs-
able house painters who daily II
their work and pass tho TINA with
same lAugbabls conversation.
Music and fun are combines By
Ezsis Murphy and Eddie kisin In
thslr presentation Of TUNES and
Timely Topica-
B1ackfacs comedy = offered ~
orben and Dixie. who sprinkle their
amusing arguments with Jokes and
furnish . number Of popular songn
Skill and artistic showrnAnship are
oumbined In the Offering Of Florctfa
: oemurs iittis lady. who displays
unusual muscular Development and
<serength In her exhibition Of hand
|onzancsng. ccnfortion and trrnbiinx.
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ILLINOIS
AND OHIO

CHICAGO. Nov. fss--fllfnQis and
Ohio stats WIN cianh NJ Uroana To-
morrow In the game which win DE-
cisie the Western conference football
cham plonshipN II Ohio state wins.
she vii have completed the season
without = defeat II Illinois suo
ceeds In defeating Coach wflcrs
essven. there viii be = thrcestded Ito
for first psAoe-IilinoiN Ohio and
wisconsin. provided the Badgers
beat Chicago. Aitho the Eams at
UrbanA win ov~rshsdow other West.
ern contests. s-verai other importan;
games are scheduled
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Prof. Proves Francs
Are "Filthy Lucre"

PARIS. Nov. fs.-Taik about nlthy
iucre' A microscope at the Pasteur
institute here discovered . mere
trins OF 10000. 900 disease germs on
s,i.franc bankno,a Among tho little
follows were thu baciiii which cause
tuberculosis. bcriberf. look1aw and
several hundred others. Tho temper
allure OF a mans pocket Ia Just about
right for bacteria. IL IN said. or
course. the professor explains. th,re
might be q lot more than $4,000. 900
on the note. That was all ha had
time TO count.
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ANDERSON AND HERMAN
BOX DRAW IN TACOMA

TACOMA. wash. Nov. ise--I~e
Anderson. ooiored hight heavyweight
and Tiny Herman. Tacoma heavy.
boxed sir fast rounds 10 a draw YER
dict here last night They hit up .
pretty fast paca
bud Fisher. army mtddi~woighs
champion. and Grant RandaiLs. an
other Tacoma miller. fought air
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Dartmouth Plans Complete
OUTLOOK BRIGHT FOR
PREP HOCKEY LEAGUE

Afthe Athletic Director Pslton of
The local high schools. aud Pete Mul
team. failed TO gct together on any
doom tnanagcr OF tho Seattle hockey
definite plan when they met Thurs.
day TO consider the Inauguration Of
a high school hockey league here.
tho prospects for such n league this
year stili look bright.
In order for the league 90 have
the sanction OF the school board. Pei.
ton says that Il win be impossible
10 schedule tho gamos at night. And
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GREEN
TEAM HERE
NOV.
"a

HANOVER. n. II. Nov. fs,--Ffnai
arrangements were completed herr
yesterday by tho Dartmouth Athletic
council for the trip to Seattle II
was decided that the football squad
win leave Boston Saturday At p IN.
for the big game with the University
Of washington at Seattle the follow
ting week end
Coach Spears WIN pot PICK his men
scr the trip until the last minute
r~>ervtnx HIS decision untf after the
Brown garue on braves Field. Bos-
ton. Saturday afternoon
Twenty-one players WIN Be tahen
IN addition 90 Coaches Spears and
CAMEL Manager Freeman. Gradu
ate Manager Fender. Trainers nm
man and Bowler. and Professor
James p. Richardson, of tho athletic
council
SPECIAL
CAR
A special ear has been enxsgra for
9e Green squad. and the first stop
/uiii BE- made at Chicago. WHERE n
oreehour iayoff win be given the
VAN.
fThe men win arrive In 81 Paul
Efy Monday morning Tho Dart
nth Alumni association OF that
ny win provide the team with cars
And tour VIII be made OF that city.
Tho team arrives In Seattle We'd
nesday evening.
Practices win b held Tnursfsy
and Friday ON the Washington grid
IRON.
NEN IN
PERFECT CONDITION
The Dartmouth eleven n nc prce
ent In perfect condition. and the men
ere eager To start on tho first trans
sentimental trip ever made by .
Green team
The game wfth Brown n expected
- be one OF the hardest OF the year.
~ the Bruonians have the habit OF
always beating Dartmouth How
ever. Coach Spears Ia confident that
The breaks win como his way this
ycar. and expects TO wind up the
orsson In the East with . victory.
He also expects 10 defeat the hardy
WeStcrners a week later.
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then the teams will have 10 have IT
least n half AN hours practice every
day.
Whether or not Muidoon viii be
able to turn over the Arena for that
length Of time remains 10 be worked
out altho II In doubtful There II
n chance that tho games could be
played Saturday afternoons. The
pnouee time Is the biggest hitch
Peiton ana Muldoon plan 10 con
fer again on tho proposition within
the next few days.
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Employers, Workers
Getting Together

wAsiIiNOToN. Nov. is.-rhs Ia
Dor department by bringing employ.
ers and workers together. IL helping
10 make the possibility Of Industrial
disturbances moro remote. according
10 Edward Cunningham, Industrial
relations expert of that department..
In an interview today.
despite the many predictionr
that industrial warfare In about 10
break out. there arc now lees strikes
and lockouts taking tho country as
a whole. than at any time since the
Iarrnistice," Cunningham said today.
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rounds 10 another draw decision b.
the semiwindup.
Eddie Moore scatfie bantam
weight fioored Young Castool of
Tacoma five times and then knock.
ed him cut In tho second round Of
their bout
Young Jack Dempsey won . yer.
dict ov- Glenn zukowriy in the
nght heavyweight division
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that he can protect himseif.
zuxu popped him on the chin to-
wards the end Of tho round with n
pretty right cross and Siminich halt.
ed operations for a second. but was
back fighting hard As time ~rls
called
DAVIS LOOKS
TO BE FIT.
Davis worked suit ffrst and Ncokrsi
hit lie didn't DO much strenuous
work. playing hor-s with . couple OF
Filipino boys and punching tho bag
for awhile.
Hite Is lining Up q pretty rcod
tooking card to back up the Sim'uich
Davis sctto. Clay plans 10 put on
Ray Scrlbner with MIKE he Pinto.
tho Tacoma bantam. Serfbncr Ii the
boy who knocked Filipino nd Mar
un kicking the other night
Another bout that Clay h plan
ming 10 line up Is q no foe EddSe Neil
the Anaeortes bantam who STOPPED
Eddie Moore. the local boy. Tuesday.
with Ludwig Jopes. another Tacoma
miller. As Scrsbncr also hats from
Anacortcs u viii b a Tacoma
Anscorsos sauabhia
RETURN
BOUT
Boy Mccsssrfn ard Young xrru
are scheduled 20 appear In a return
80. Tho last time they met zuru
had Mccasslln All tut out In tho
third round when Mecazsiin TN
corked a Wild right swing that he
picked up off OF tho floor and he
landed n kerpiunk on zuEu's chin
The result was that zuzu was thru
for that evening
Young seroy. . battling rfddie-
weight from wenatehee win make
HIS Seattle debut with George Wac
ner. tho willing siuxxvr frcm kisrp
ath Falls Or. Hite who saw Feruy
work IN wcnafchce recently. whore
he box~d . draw with Val sontag.
says that TIE wenatch~s hoy viii
make a HIT with the local Jana
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COMMISSION
SANCTIONS
HEAVY BOUT

NEW YORK. Nov. is.--Chsmpioa
JACK Dempsey and BIZ brennan.
CHICAGO heavyweight WIN snsst In
. ls-round bout In Addison Square
Garden December IL The state
boxing commission. After lifting the
ban on heavyweight encounters.
anctioned the application OF Tex
Richard 20 stage the bout
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ILeav2 Home First
Time in So Years

HANCOCK. N. Y. Nov. is.--miss
Fannie M. Read left her home for the
nrst time in ~ years 10 attend tho
funeral Of her brother. r. Dzrz1a
Read. o.. after being q voluntary
rccauss ever since the beginning ce
the civil war. Alfho an aged woman.
Miss Read In stiu vigorous and In
good health. She is said to harc
made a vow In 1851 that sbs would
never leave her room after her father
broke or her engagement to a ma
uonad guard Officer. She kept the
VOW.
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SIMINICH MAKES HIT
IN FIRST WORKOUT:
HITE LINES UP GOOD
CARD FOR NEXT WEEK

TOE sNNICH the Butte weltor who boxes Travic Davis
at the Crystal Pool Tuesday, worked out for the first
time before Seattle fans at the Pool gym Thursday after
While Joe didn't make Benny Leonard impression
boxer he did show the boys that he Is rough customer
Joe boxed round with Young Zuzu and the boys went
10 rather scnuosy for the three minutes Neither
pulling their punches any, Simnich showed TO advantage
nghtng and demonstrated that he carries punch and