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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-14
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CHICAGO. Dec. iA-Forty feet
underground Chicago has one OF the
most unique subway systems In the
world. Devoted entirely 10 the haul
ing OF freight II Keeps the conEested
loop district comparatively free OF
heavy traffic vehicles. Officials OF
the tunnel company estimate more
than 9 900 trucks would have 10 pass
through loop streets daily to dupli-
cate the work done by me subway.
over SO miles OF narrow gauge
track. lag electric locomotives and
5000 freight cars hauled 100000
tons OF merchandise and 100000 tons
OF coal last year.
Scores OF downtown office build
ings and stores receive their freight
direct from the railroad depots via
the subway. Their coal comes by the
same route, and at night the ashes
are hauled away through the UNDER
ground tunnels, to be dumped on the
lake front, where acres Of land arc
reclaimed yearly. The ground on
which the great new Field museum,
at the south end OF Grant Park, IL
built, was a few years ago n part
OF the lake. The tunnel company
filled II In with ashes.
Another unusual service Is the re-
movnl OF dirt from building excava-
lions. a shaft, Is sunk from the
building site to the tunnel level unde=
he street. Workmen with wheel
barrows dump the dirt down the
shaft, where IL falls into ears OF n
waiting train, TO be hauled to the lake
front disposal station.
For handling merchandise, coal
and ashes, electric elevators lift the
subway cars from the tunnel Lowell to
stores and office buildings, where
they are emptied and refilled. and
then lowered again TO the tracks be-
low.
Tho subway tracks underiay every
street in the loop district. covering n
district 22 blocks long and 0 blocks
wide, and In addition the network Of
tunnels extends north under the river
to the warehouse and railroad dis
trict along North Water street, and
west OF the south branch or the river
for six blocks through the railroad
and factory district OF the near west
side.
-Four main receiving stations cut
side NJ the loop gather incoming
merchandise for delivery TO down
town buildings. and distribute out
going packages for truck hauls to
other parts OF the city.
Every railroad station but one has
connections, and freight and express
billed from one station to another Is
transferred by the subway. In ad-
dition every stetion but one has con
neotions for sending mail to the
~postonice. Special trains OF steel
mail cars carry the sacks through the
tunnel.
The freight cars used are four feet
wide and twelve feet long,. while the
track has a two foot gauge. The
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-14
FOR SALE
MARKETS


CHICAGO, Dec. 14.-U. $. Bureau
of Markets: Cattle receipts. $4,000;
bologna bulls steady; good and
choice, S5.75 @G.O0; calves steady;
best v%calers, 1900; bulk, $1,000
$50; Gamer 20 cents lower; mostly
$3.25 $50; practically Lothing doing
on All other classes; market looks
weak to lower.
Hogs, receipts, $4,000; mostly 40
to 80 cents lower than yesterdays
average; part load early, Sg.25; prac-
teal top. S9.1b; bulk, $500 DO;
pigs, 20 to 40 cents lower: bulk de-
sirable so to 100 pound pigs, $500
9.15.
Sheep receipts. 1900; considering
wet f~leecos. killing classes strong TO
2b cents higher; no early sales choice
tat lambs; heavy yearlings, $1,000:
best fat ewes early, S5.7b; feeders
steady.
KANSAS CITY, Dec. 14.-U. s..
Bureau OF Markets: Cattle receipts,
10000; very dull; most killing cattle
selling %unevenly rs cents lower; bulk
steers, S7.00mS.75; bidding. 30 cents
lower on better kinds; bidding. $500
$3.50 on best fat cows; vealers, "a
cents lower: best kind around $1,000;
stockers and feeders steady.
HOGS, receipts, 20, 1000; so to 10
cents lower; some bids 81 lower;
early top. $40; bulk OF sales, $40
m9.OO; good and choice fat pigs,
SS.5OM 900.
Sheep receipts. 5000; best ewes. 80
to 80 ceivts higher, other Milling
classes, sheep ana lambs steady TO
20 cents higher; handy weight ewes,
$3.50: yeariihgs, $3.50; native lambs,
S11.35.
DENVER, Dec. 14.-Cattle receipts
800: market steady to strong: beef
steers, $500 m9.5O; cows and helfers,
S4.bOm $40; calves, $500 m11.00;
stockers and feeders. S5.5Om7.5O.
Hogs, receipts, $500; market 25
to so cents lower; top, $3.50; bulk,
SS.25 09.3O.
sheep receipts, 1000; market
steady to 20 cent higher; lambs,
$3.50 a 1918; ewes, 1925 4.25; feed
er lambs, $500 W9.25.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES u
MISCELLANEOUS

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wANTED-Careful Kodak finishing by mas.
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member, satisfaction guaranteed. Send your
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Hanna q Hanna. Master Photographer.
DREssAIAKING ~
UP.TO.DATE Dressmaking. Phone 1883.
J. Mrs. Miller, sos West Copper.
WANTED-Plain and fancy sewing. Phone
115i.W.
MADAME ROSE, designer aud aresSmaker;
gowns made aad remodeled; satisfaction
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York. Room O.. State Hotel.
MONEY To LOAN 81
THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS on good
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CONFIDENTIAL loans on iewclry. diamonds,
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FOR sALE-Typewr1teTr Z

FOR SALE-Jersey heller, two years old.
The Exehsage: l2o West gold:
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Modern apartment for two people /;
no children; must be close in.
Address "Modern Apartment"
care Herald.
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Two or three room apartment with
sleeping porch and kltchenette pre-
ferred. Must be close in and reason
able. Address Box 72, care Of Herald
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FOR SALE, TYPEwRITERs-Aii Kinds,
both new and second hand, bought, sold.
rented and repaired. Albuquerque Type.
writer Exchange. Phone 0C5.J. i29 South
Fourth 81.
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Changed His Name
For Convenience of
The General Public

Sam Mitchell did not think it suffi-
Client for his wife to change her
names when she was married. He
thought he should change his name
also. AT least he told Judge W. w.
Mcclellan this In police court this
morning when he was a%rraigned on
a charge of vagrancy.
Mitchell said his right name was
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WANTED-HouRes So
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eIty. We got results. Kelly, ais West
Nnld. ~
MANTED-To rent, three or four room
modern furnished house close 10 town.
Can give references. Address Boz 80. care
o. Herald. ~
SITUATIONS WANTED 4
YOUNG LADY desires permanent position
as afsistant bookkeeper. 4tenogTapher or
ttghler; experienced. 1911 ~ FRAT, Phone
6OKArVH TABS, 20 pes pouao a. Eve
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"OR SALE-By owner: four roomed honse,
nicely furnished stone foundation aud
stone basement; extra large lot; chicken
and rabbit houses; close in on South Broad
way. Immediate possession, Only $4,000.
Terms less than rent. Apply l2l ". Elm
or Phone 1l3o.M.
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Gerald Cassidy VIII
Exhibit Pictures Here

Mrs. Westlake, corresponding Sec
rotary OF the Albuquerque Woman'F
club. u this afternoon that
Gerald Cassidy. well known artist and
member of the Santa fc art colony,
wiz come to Albuquerque with Mrs.
.Cuaaidy tomorrow and will exhibit
some OF hia recent work at the WON
ans club where the exhibit will be
open TO the public during Thursday,
Friday and Saturday OF this week.
ssDOH'Ts"-FoR WISHING.
Don't wish you could find = iob-Hlnd II.
Don't wish yeu could xent your epar,-
mont-Rent Il.
Don't wish you sould sell youR Aouss--
HOWL
By using the Heraid's Classified. Coiumna
Phone stb. fhnne n45.
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DIR. S. C. CLARKE

Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. Glasses Fitted.
Barnett Bldg. Phone $50.
5ffce Hours. 0 to 10 a. m. and . to 5 p. m.
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hours; 10 to 10 a. m, 9 to 4 p. m.
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CHIROPRACTOR ~
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Office 200 W. Central Ave. Phone b72'J.
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Tennis Notes

The annual mems singles tennis hum
pionship for the Notlek trophies Twin.
nor and runaer-up) will be held at the
Notlek tennis courts. 18th Street and
Riverside Drive. beginning Sept. rs. En-
tries close on Sept 20. To date entries
have been received from many OF the
upper west side professional aud busi-
ness men who aspire 10 become cham
plons.
Entries now open for ladies' singles
tennis championship for Notlek tropnieH
(winnor and runler-up), which will be
held beginning Sept 30 at Notlek tennis
cOurtA 18th Street and Riverside Drive.
lawn tennis officials VIII do well
10 pay heed 70 Henry HeWitson. For
two rounds ne was the most interest
ing figure OF the Castle Point singles
on the courts OF the HobOiten Lawn
Tennis Club yesterday. by way OF
making his presence known Hewitt
son outplayed Gerald Emerson in the
first round, by a score OF 6--3, 2--0,
Go.
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called forth. Right there also our
troubles began. This former Cieve-
land Singer and bad-mhn batter in
pinches was soon 10 pulverize our be-
lof that a score Of 70 2 made the
contest sure thing for our Giants.
lie killed our big doings Of this inning
light away by tanning Snyder. For
Immediately Doyle and King ossayed
a double steal Leo was landed a dead
FISH between third and tho plate.
We were scared when Doug opened
tho Reds ninth by walking Neale.
Wingo filed 10 Burma But up came
this here Coumbe. He cracked one
into the right field stand again. But
some relief!--it was foul by twenty
feet. And then-great relefl-he
whitfield. Larry Doyle swiftly handled
Rath's rap, sending Il 20 Keu and the
us-and tho winning run.
II came Ia a hurry. Columbia vain
tho count two and three, wouldn't put
the other one over. ana Lawrence
Doyle walked. Frank Snyder hight on
top OF IL damned the little roundboy
savaEely 20 left. II ripped It's way
out OF Duncan'B grasp and went on
for the fence. WiNh Johnny Evers
waving him franticaly on, Larry
rushed past third took a leap IN the
air and sat down hard on tho H. p.
with the victory.
Grand old game
Right YOU are.
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Crack English Pair, Who Lost
Two Matches Yesterday, Meet
lack Downing and Frank Nc
Namara, Brother Of Tom, To-
Day.
LARRY vARDoN and Ted Ray.


7 LARRY vARDoN and Ted Ray.
II tho pair OF crack English
golfers, who were beaten twice
IN exhibition matches at the Ensle-
wood Country Club yesterday win
meet lack Bowling OF Scarsdale and
Frank MoNamara Of the Cherry VAL
ley Club in O S6-hole match on The
links OF tho Cherry Valley Club At
Garden City to-day.
Tom Mcnamara. Franks brother,
and Bowling defeated tho British
pros by Z and early In the summer.
and the visitors hope 10 turn the
tables this time.
Il was a bad day for Vardon and
Ray yesterday az Englowood, for they
lost twice by 3 and 2 In iS-hole ex-
hibitiOnH
Bobby Jones and Cyril Walker. the
home club pro, defeated them In the
morning, and IN the afternoon Jones
and Oswald kirtby accomplished the
feat
l<lI1Sby was scheduled 20 be Junes's
partner for a days frolic around SO
holes. but the former Metropolitan
champion came back from Garden
| City Saturday night with a hard cold,
and he spent 30 much time with his
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VardOn and Ray Appear
In Exhibition FOUrSOme

physician yesterday morning getting
treatment that he was unable 10 APP
year at Englowood until tho after
noon.
It. was doubtful whether the two
transforming Englishmen were more
tired than Jones. who has been hav-
Ing a daily workout on metropolitan
courses since coming North for the
national championship.
But Bobby. who returns 20 Atlanta
to-day. devoted his last engagement
In the North TO demonstrating that
he still has enough golflng tricks
In his bag OF clubs 10 make "A few of
HIS elders step lively. Jones carried
most OF the burden In the morning,
starting at the very first hole, when
Walker picked up leaving Bobby the
ordeal OF having with Ray In par
fourH. With few exceptions Jones'g
driving was equal to the tremendous
gwipes Of Ray. and on the greens
the youngater had knack OF sinking
them from all anglea.
Neither VArdon nor Ray seemed 20
be able 20 do much with their put
tiers, especially In the morning. when
no tap more than eight feet long was
hoied out. For that matter. their
game 1Btorday seemed 10 be listlesa
| and careless. What they need 10 a
couple OF days resting. Both took
| three puts on the eighth, and here
Jones won the first hole. Walker
picking up. Bobby followed this by
winning the tenth and eleventh with
par tours, Walker making the same
on the latter, but they went 10 only
| 2 up when Vardon bagged n winning
4 on the thirteenth. Officially, the
match came 10 an end at the six
/ teonth, when the BritahorH needed Z
apiece, Jones and Walker taking 4.
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LIVE WIRES
By Neal r. o. HGrG.

| osrAa. ~ M Fru.F Psui~ w~ial
Philadelphia will be there
at tho finish.
Chicago had tho baseball
waddins
TO know that lighting Is legal in Boston
cnoi hardest
An optius guy Philadelphia in
case the local salwarts should win the pennant
Worlds Series Now York 90 winners,
20 the tsrs and 200 ticket
did too
When the percentage columns halt
look like the duortermasters department
mIddlsvouht champion too proud ID
fight
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President Charlie EbbetS
Won't Object to Proposed
Giants YGnkS Post Series
Almost Impossible 10 Beat Robins Now While Only White SoE
Car Stop Indians as New Yorks Have Lost Their Punch,
Losing Four in a Row-Baltmore New International Win
ner.
BIZ Alex. Sullivan.

TViBRBs nothing but Worlds
Series plans worrying Charlie
Ebbots, President OF the Brook
lyna those days. when asked n he
objected to the proposed post-season
series between the Yankees and
Giants. both OF whom appear TO be
entirely out Of II In their respective
American League and National League
races, he said:
Il haven't given the matter any
thought, but don't think Il will hurt
the Worlds Series, even n thoy do
play The matter Of allowing or for
bidding such n series IL entirely up
10 the National Commission"
Fans OF Greater New York have
been dreaming OF late OF a Worlds
Series confined entirely 70 this city.
hoping that either tho Dodgers or
Giants would meet the Yankees. but
results yesterday practically eliminate
the Yanlzs and the RObins have gone
along at such a steady clip and have
such a big Lead that noyhlng short OF
disaster can keep them from cap
turing first honors in the National
Tho Yankees have lost their punch
They only made two hits, one by
Pratt and the other by Peckinpaugh
IN the opening game OF the series al
81. Louis. which they lost 70 the
Browns. 70 /. A record crowd at
tended the game. Dixie Davis was
an enigma 10 Babe Ruth and the
othcr New York sluggers not a hit
being yielded by hun TIL the seventh
inning.
The Yankees have lost four straight
now and. incidentally, the wallop that
won the series IN both Cleveland and
Detroit.
Herb Thormahlcu was again batted
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TRAINING GALLoPS

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conins. X In lis 10.
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A. Belmont, Sept 10. Track Fast.
Locust Leaves. I 10 In i5o
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Faunus and sduap Man. 4 10 LIS,
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ErisAL y b LplsA
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Final international League.
Standing.

out or the box. Rip Collins finishing
the game
The Robins further cllnchcd their
hold on the pennant by winning the
first Of n two-game series from the
Pirates, 4 20 3.
In tho ninth, with the score ali,
Bernies Neis doubled to lett and
whlo the pitcher was tossing the ball
toward Zach Wheat, stole third.
Schmidt catcher OF the Pirates
made a good throw to nail him, bu'
Third Baaeman McKechnie droppe
the ball and before he could recovY
70 the wldoawake Bernie was hou'
with the winning run
Jcm Pfcffer pitched for the comir
champions while Southpaw Clnui
Coops twlrlod for Pittsburgh. BoI
twirlU. were freely hit for two rutl
apiece ia the opening inning. wN
there wasn't another run scored = Z
either side until the sixth, when bot
tailed one run apiece.
Manager Robinson was delighted By
winning such n dramatic game
The Giants are now pretty sure OF
finishing second ne they beat ~
Reds again, tightening their gnip y
the place.
Brooklyn has eight more games q
plny. New York twelve and "a.
worlds champions nftcen.
The Giants VIII have 20 win ON
their remaining gaines and the Reds
Ham OF theirs. while the Robins are
only winning half Of their remaining
struggles. IN order 70 capture tho rag.
II the Robins win 1--WE OF their eight
games the Giants must win twelve
straight 70 tie them, while the Reds
can't tie them even with fifteen In a
row.
Cleveland looks Ike the winner IN
the American League, even though the
White SoN IRE going strong now.
Both teams won yesterday. while the
Nanks were losing
The Indians have thirteen more
ramea. the Sox ton and Yanls nina
n the Cleveland boys take seven the
White Box mu0t win eight out Of ten
and the New York nine IN a row "a
finish ahead OF them.
The Baltimores yesterday won ths
| New International League penn am
by a game and half over Toronto
I The Orioles owe their success 20 max
/ ing n League record OF twenty-five
straight wins.
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Carpenter May Box LeUinsky
At jersey Ball Park Oct. IL

vus paid $500 fos ha ssrvioos By Flayd Uiusm-
mona, Who promoted ne contest Doushsrty'l
wufk satisfactory that FitrSimmouu dld not
hauitats 70 give jimmy ths above sn,ounL
Eddie McMahon. who promoted many aoorsEfui
boring thoua durinE the FrAaiog lau days l.
again 10 ~ ha hand - promoting showa Ne
has lust been appointed matohmAksE Of The siaf
sporting Cluh. which intends 10 staso H. sntsr-
tsinmsnu ~ tho stAE Casiho a. ioIh strrei aud
IeHiughun AFvnus. Moiahon VII arply ~ his
lounsa tbs rook.
wins Isotson. ne oacA looai ushtWuiEht. can
hay all ~ rrhu hs Wanta ~ his manage
Ftahk naslSy, has already Toooivud ELEVEN offers
irum clubs tor biz aoivioss Ths oitos that vsnt
him are Nsv York. Hartford. Conn., Baltimore.
Cleveland. Airon. uAutou, EAt uhioaso. DctIoit
Bos'on, BnasspaH and oihsn
Johnny Mooney tho new matchmahos q ne
OLYMPIA A. A. u Phuadslphia, viii stags hb first
ni0v Of The sgason IN The clubs biz ArnA TO-
nlEht Johnny has booked = lood main bout TO-
aii show, ~ b. hal sound CHARLEY tsdouz. ths
ffslch champion, 10 mai Jos BuHnah. ths iAsi
h'as uhioaso flshlsT ior siShi rounds.
jimmy Johns6n u sno,huI p1omoisr Of this cts
Who Intends 10 bold boxing shows under he supsf.
'lsiou Of he Bo4ins Commission Of ihs STATE
jimmy has just s,oarod 3 lease on Manhattan Co.
slno. 81 l55h suogt and Eighth Avenue. Whor,
numgouu important shows Wws bod lev yoaH
ts0. Johnston has llfsady nlrd his lpBnoauoS
| vim Tho commission Tor uosnSe.
Gene Delm0nt. TIE IuEEsd little las pound nshte
/ " Mualha. Tenn. Who pui up two ubAt nahu
aith Willie iackson 81 tho Annoy A. A. q Iorss
| cts 10 me last fou weeka. W.n sngago 10 An0th5
hard 20 bo-Aght. lie Wih ~ agalnat ffanki
! hiitJ, lhs HuIJ ugltuvight Of Nep -, di1rd
Mas, a. The Lim Rlnk. a. Nov Bodiord.. Mas.
lOI tsvl'e I0unds.
fhu Bloom. he BTooklyn lightweight. and Paw
DOYLE, she u nShunU Ia su0h grust form In he
England have besn matched 10 most IA . tH,iEy
rglud boui 70 . duc.sion q the National A. q.
Aarioins, u. l., GU "Wednesday uishi. rais
ought 70 b. . hard fouslt one. ~ both InoR a
novd iof IheiI gAmonsss and aggTgssrvnssa,
john i'uungn. matchmaker Of ne Armory A.
oi l~s'u Oy, has aoougsod The position q mattel
matsf Tor me uulon square A. C. Of Enlabgt
n =, leuninra hs alTssdy suansod Food ~
, boui ~ ~ Gube Ih0s - o.. I. he harh
The evening world., 1920-09-20
SIorninEsidsta win trophy.

The representatives Of the Morningside
Athletic Club yesterday won the point
trophy az the annual handicap games Of
the Harlem and Hoights Athletic League
az Macomb's Dam Park IN the Bronx
u was only after the medley relay race,
the Issue was decided. and then by the
margin OF one point. The wearera Of
the "WlnEed NJ" tailed q points, while
the ST. Christopher A. G. athletes were
next In line with "a points. The Glencoe
A. c.. the only other club represented,
was last with % points.
The evening world., 1920-09-20

dnsd up Nnotsy wGlhtf Of nlrabo,h. ~ T., %
rnsot JinnJ suliran, the iornef Aulstsu hGht-
vciEhl champion. tor twelve rounds.
when Johnny baryy and Joe weber oishs IN thrir
rchedusd Zen round bout 81 the Bsyonns A. A.
wednesday highi IN The solni- Windup 70 the spider
Iloach Young Rector bout. = long disputed auss-
tlon Of superiority may b dcfinheJ aeiiltd.
DarcJ h on shoFe leave from 10 u, +, =. Kansas.
while weber = ~ months 40 rsosivod his hohof-
sbo disohaF6e nun The uaU afsr toTing Win
the Ereai Atlantic nost Dufing me many tourna-
msnts that were held a - and In po5t DaFw
and Weber worried their respective wars 70 NE t0p
q the ushtstiFht heap and had no go q the
uAyJ upon them, Naturally. . matoh bgiugen
thtse two hard hiung youngsters vas looaed foi.
ward 70 b offlccru and men. but movements o.
ahipa pruventtd the scrap fioul matrFialiflna
Iao advance aals q ticSnis Cor tho W boot b.
tacon Chkiapion benny Laouard and Champion
Iark nhuQn 90 The Cleveland BASEBALL park On tht
night al hrpl. 30, Naa over $4,000 on FRIDAY
TOM Mcuiniy, who IL pfumo'lns The contest. u
oeigan that The raoaEJ,a VII 20 ovr SO, 900. o.
| be claims lhe ordeu ior erals arc oumlng in IN
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