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FOR sALE-WilI sell or trade for

FOR SALE-WiIl sell or trade for
good town property, one farm
containing SO 1-2 acres situated
along Buffalo Pike. 8 miles from
Warrington on hard road Good
fruit, fair buildings, farm well wa
tered . Excellent place for truck
ing and chicken farm. Reason for
selling is that other interests de-
maud my time. For further iufor'
nation call or write. i. II. Huey.
Box 427, Warrington, ". Va.
11-1l.6t-9S29
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HIGHLAND AVE. M. E. CHURCH.
e Meredith, Pastor,

Sunday school at $3.50 a. m. H.
J. Ringer. superintendent. Preach
ing al 1880 p. M. Sunday school AT
| Hoult at 1000 a. mp William Hoult,
superintendent. Preaching at IL
u. N. A cordial welcome extended
TO all.
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UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH.
w. G. Ware, Pastor.

Sunday evening services in the
X. P. hall. Christian Bndeavor at
Gas p. M; topic, 1.-THE ThanksgiV'
ing Habit" leader, Leslie Cook.
Sermon by the pastor at 1880 p. m;
subject, "Old Paths for Young PHI.
grims."
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FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH.
Cor. Fourth st. and Fairmont Ave
Claude H. King, D. D., Pastor.

32z FalTuOuL ave.
Sunday school at $3.50, c. w.
Evans, superintendent. Public wor.
ship at 1876. The subject OF the
sermon will be, Good Manners"
Junior League at $3.50 p. III. Ep.
S6torth league at $3.50 p. m, leader.
Miss Lorraine Altman; subject,
1.-The Investment OF Life" Public
worship al 1880. The subject OF
the sermon will be, Modern War,
fare" Prayer meeting on Wednes-
day evening at 1880.
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Home from Hospital.

Less Mahaney, who underwent a
serious operation at Cook hospital.
was brought to his home here Tues
day and isIimproving nicely.
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FAhNIs U SALE

FARM FOR SALE-Containing
los acres, on Booths Creek near
Bridgeport, West Va. One four
room house, good new barn with
silo, ten acres of fruit. all of good
commercial varieties. Sec Hugh
L. Tetrick, Bridgeport. West Va.
II-9-l2t-9306
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suteherlng

The cold weather OF this week
has caused the slaughter OF many
fine porkers, and next week many
more will be butchered.
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EIrst VaudeviIIs Of Season.

The first vaudeville OF the winter
season., Uncle Toms Cabin com
pany, was on at the Lyric tlieater
Friday night.
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Miss smith Better.

Miss Laura Smith wno vas patl.
fully burned when her clothing
caught fire from a gas stove In w.
p. Morau's drug store, is recover
ing.
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EIEMIMn cHApEL.

Sabbath school at 0:3U u. IN
Christian Endeavor at $3.50 p. m.
Miss Mildred Ford, leader.
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It has been calculated that tho
wave pow r on the Japanese coast
represents about 5000, 900 horse.
power.
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To Battle Creek.

Fred Murphy who went to Wash
ington, D. c., to enter a sanitarium
for treatment, has gone on to Bat.
tie Creek, Mich. RE is accompan.
led by his sister, Miss Nell Muir.
ply.
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PERSONAL
sPECIAL NOTICRs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HbUsE.
HOLD EoUlPM ENf.,

BY virturc Of the authority IA
me vested by 4 certain deed OF.
trust made BY ]. NJ. LaEsar and
Sadie Lazear. his wife, to the IN
dersiEned trustee bearing date on
the 18th day OF October, 1918, and.
Of record In the proper o8loo ~.
Trust Deed Book No. as, at DIGS.
ISL, to secure the payment Of co.'s
tain debts therein specified, and
fault having been made theEetns
and being requested so to do Rin,
on the nth DAY OF DECHMBBk
1890, at the residence OF the aatd
]. NJ. LaEear In the Eighth ward
OF the city Of Falrmont, Marion,
county, West Virginia, near Gale
ton street, sell for cash In handlonf
said date, beginning at three
o'clock p. M, the following house
hold goods, viz:
One Lester Piano, One White
Singer Sewing Machine, Three.
Druggets, two beds and beddlpss
one Kitchen Cabinet, one R4pge
Cook Stove and One Music Cabinet
Terms. IS
Cash in hand on day Of sale,
This the 18th day Of Noyembets
1920.
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CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
e. s. ToWSon, Minister In Charge.
s q. M, H0ly Communion; $3.50
a. M, Sunday school, 10:46 q. Nd.
Morning Prayer and sermon; 1880
p. M, Evening Prayer and sermon
The Thanksgiving day service will
be held at 10 a. m. Tho offering at
lshis service will be for the Shelter
Ing Arms hospital at Hansford.
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MALE HELP WANTED


CLERKS-(men. womenl over IL
for Postal Mail Service. Sl2o
month. Experience Unnecessary.
For free particulars OF examina.
ton, write r. Terry CORNER Ciyil
Service Examiner), 396 Continental
Bldg, Washington, D. Z.
IllS.3t-93S2
A4ENINS-DIstrlct Managers. Or
rered territorial agency. ORR
ginal product. rastest seller.
MonoybacK guarantee. Every auto.
mobile a prospect. Write tor
agency. Box 1863, huntington,
West Va. 11-lV-lt-959S
MAN OR WOMAN WANTED
Salary S36; ruIl time, Toe an
hour spare time, selling guaran-
teed hosiery 10 wearer. Exper'
fence unnecessary. International
Hosiery Mills. NOrristOwn, Pa.
Il-2O-1t-S4uS
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IN LOCAL CHURCHES

Sunday afternoon from 2 to s
O'Clock. Junior Endeavor, 2:30 p.
m. intermediate Endeavor at 6:3V
D. m. Evening service, 1880 o'clock,
sermon by the pastor on this inter.
estIng subject: 1.-THE Story Of the
pilgrims = Their Principles and
ProCepts. Mid.week prayer service
Wednesday. 1880 p. M; leader, Mr..
w. Z. Asher.
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LOST


LOST-Black and white spotted
FoX.Hound: Answers 10 name
Of Mike NJ. S. Morris, Clio Ash
ST 1l.lS-3t-93TS
LOST-FCmale beagle dog. Rob
inson's Run. Answers to name
of Nellie" NJ. S. Morrison, 61O
Ash 81. lI-1S-3t-9379
LOST-Nlne dollars. in bills in
MOrgan's store, or between
Morgan's and 564 F1erpOnt Ave.
Finder call 1888. Reward
lI-W.lt-Y4U4
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CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Cor. Second st. and Walnut Ave.
J. e. Gordon, Minister,

]. e. Gordon, Minister.
Revival services begin tomorrow
al tO:45 o'clock with p. NJ. Ken
dali, song evangelist assisting the
minister. Our Need OF God" will
BIO the subject OF morning sermon.
The subject of 1880 p. m. sermon
will be, 1.-THE Great Commission"
A special prayer meeting called by
the pastor at 9:15 a. m. in the
church. Bible school with the 81.
perIntendent, Seymour McIntire,
in charge, begins at 9:45 a. m.
Christian Endeavor begins at G:3I
D. M. with 4 wide awake service.
Meeting every night next week ex'
cept Saturday. All in vicinity are
welcome in this hOme-like church.
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WHY NOT RELIEVE
THAT COLD NOW?
Or. Bells Pine-Tar- Honey is
noted for its effectiveness

TTOULL find the small cost Of a
generous bottle Of Dr.. Bella
Pine-Tar-Honey 4 sum well spent
when you learn how promptly and
eFicicntly and comfortably it helps re
Grve that lingering or lev cold o.
cough.
It's balsamic and healing antiseP6a
arc unsurpassed in Promoting east
from distressed bronchial tubes, help
ing to loosen phlegth, congestion, and
aIlaying Inflammation. Children, too.
IKE its pleasantneSs. Thousands every
where use it the minute they feel =
sold coming on. Get a bot1e at youi
druggists to-day as 4 safeguard against
rndden colds. 3Qc., Coz, $1.2O.
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FARMINGTON
PRINCIPAL III

II. NJ. Williamson, principal OF
the high school here, wns admitted
to Cook hospital, Fairmonc, Wed.
nesday for a minor operation.
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Huntington and Grafton Visitors.
Mrs. w. o. Thomas. OF Hunting
ton, and Mrs. Fred Watkins. OF
Grafton. were here Wednesday Wis.
iting their sister, Mrs. E. Cunning,
ham,
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AuTO.-ECCEs LIES

~AUTO.-r.CCES .ILES
ron SAFE C6aimeiS touring
Car, 1920 model. Apply 204 a!
bert Court. Phone 6j3 ln.9-9OSU
DRESS up your Ford WIN Idea.
Curtain Lights. Send $2.5U roI
sample set, guaranteed. DIstrlDu-
tors wanted. Ideal Curtain Light
Co, Greenwood Bldg, cincinnati,
Ohio, ll.2O-1t-y39Y
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FEW ALE HE'LL WANTED
WASfE61A chambermRId. Lau-
ra Hotel, 3O6 Water st.
11-1s-8t-9S9o
WANTED-A white girl for gen
oral homework. Call SlS-R.
11-1g-2t-9397
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FOR SALE-Steam Hoist, Is IL. +.
upright engine. huulage drum. In
quire West Virginian. a. II. D;
11-i9-3t-330G.
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HOUSES N LOTS

TO BUY OR SELL PROPERTY
See Geo. H. Brobst, Professional
Bldg. 11-5-l6t-9296
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POS; Sale

FOR SALE Registered o. 1. 6.
Sow Pigs, 12 weeks old. The L. b
Silver Strain. Good thrifty ones.
c. Fl. Cakes, Little Hooking. ONE.
Route !. ll.2"2ot'SzU6
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FOR SALE-Paper balGr, cheap
Call Fairmont Shoe Hospital,
1213.J. ll.19'5t.sSS0
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WILLIAM MARTIN FARES
 OPTION ON SILVER MINES

William Martin, the Alaska mininr nan, has taken an option to purchas the entire holdings of the Taylor MT irg company, Limited, in the Ale Am mining district. British Columb' which includes the famous Dolly Var. dnn silver mine and the Wolf min" and a railroad which runs from Alic Am to the Dolly Warden mine. and which is graded as far as the Vol n no. This deal calls for an aggregat" ravmont of S2.OOO 900, $5OO,OOO o' which must be paid before January 3l 1920. Eleven mining claims are involv- c in the transaction.
 Mir Martin has also taken an on ton to purchase the North Star claim Q remarkable showing which lies ad- iaining the Dolly Warden group. This oatior was obtained from James Me hleeman, Antonio Zarelli and Dram ante Zqralli, who in turn bonded it f,om the original lOcators, Gustaf Pearson and O. Evindsen. The Mar
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ARCTIC BROTHERHOOD WILL
 SOON ELECT NEW OFFICERS

The Arctic Brotherhood memhc,r, held a short session last night and It vas decided to hold special meeting on Monday night, February 16th, for thc purpose of e'cctinC trustees to tho Seward Arctic Brotherhood Assocra. ton, md deciding on the future of the local frate'nal organization.
 At the special session on February 10th, a'l members in good standing are requested to attend. All memoers in good standing are stockholders in the Seward Arctic Brotherhood. It is very likely officers will be electn of the A. R., and stems taken for the for nation of an athletic association F, "ori"rction with the fraternal or'an- i2ation.
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GOOD PROGRAM IS BEING ARRANGED FOR THE CONCERT
 TO BE GIVEN NEXT FRIDAY

.RehcarsalS are being held nightly by those taking part in Ye Olde lyme concert to be given Friday night al thn Odd Fellows hall Songs, chorusc and duets, long since forgotten have ben reSurrected and these will be giv en by the best of local singers. 'Ihc concert will perhaps be an hour anc D half long. then and old fashioned din. nc will be served.
 Among the women folk taking pa in the concert are the following:-- Sophronia Azuba Poundkeys, Temperance Standish,
 Terishv Annie Sparks,
 Oelivrrance Hcpsibah Crocker, Cynthia Christina Overace, Thankful Belinda Parcher, Serenity ArcthuSa Quiggin, Trihr'ation Peabody, Pricilla Delight Lansworm, Judith Neliss0 Dusenberry, Phoebe Elvira Piper,
 Comfort Elcctra Doo'ittle,
 Abipail EmcIine Good
 Elvira Amarvlrs Bonnicastle, Hanna Honeybun,
 Pn"cn Snooner,
 Fidelity Mothtable Post'ethwite, Knror-Fopnrch Mercy Dockstadcr Patience Svmnathia Stubbs, Faith Amanda Hutchinson, Ruth Primroec Conperthwaite, Pachnl Sorcnto Toooood, Charity Ann Soborsides,
 P"'iar"o E"e'ine Green, TahitNa Purinsweet,
 The rarnes of the men are:-- PoSo'vtior Ouicks+ep,
 nhodioh S,.irrrno~hornn.
 CN'istoir Hoh"kkuk Krtchabut,her Wo'chisadec Towerofbable Butter more.
 Hezekiah Amos Paregoric.
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Ills for q consideration of

tin option calls for q consideration ot S275,OOO.
 Mir. Martin owns, by right of loca- ton, the Kistol No. and No. 2 claims, the Sportsman claim, the Maude McPhcc claim, and the Sum init No. and No. 2 claims. These claims were the second locations made in the Alice Arm mining dis srict and were made years ago.
 The acquisition of the Dolly Var den group, the Wolf claim, the NcrC }tar claim and the claims now owned oy himself and previously mentioned will give MT. Martin control of twen- ;y-two minng claims lying in one continuous group, which will com DriSe one of the most valuable min 'ng properties in the northland. It s a moot question in the minds O. mining men familiar with both prop critics as - which is the more valu able property the Dolly Warden or great Premier mine in the Port and canal district, which adjoins the Alice Arm district on the north.
 EATHER RErORT
 The following is the weather rcro' { w the 2l hours ending al ' o'rlo' 'l' is morning:-
 SEWARD zero, Clear, Strong North,
 Anchorage 1G below, Pt. Cloudy NE.
 Matanuska 4, Clear, North.
 Chickaloon 2 below, Clear, Strong North.
 Wasilla below, clear, High east.
 Charles Thomas of Ocean Falls was killed while hunting recently. He fell over a cliff fracturing his skull. Thomas left a wife and several children in Vancouver.
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& Hawkins.

-A- .'. r., .. The Moose will hold a session lo- light in the little A. B. Hall and aI members are requested to attend.
 Leo OhnhnuSel' came in from out the line last night and is registered at the Hotel Seward
 Steamer Alaska should report out of Juneau sometime this afternoon on the westward trip.
 I. Hambergcr, of the district cou,t { staff, came over from incroraga ov last nights train and is registered at the Hotel Seward.
 The train from Anchorage made good time yesterday reaching herc last night at 5:35 o'clock.
 O. Carlson. w. H. Collins. Charles \. MathcSOn and J. F. Lee are rs- riStered at the Hotel "verland.
 A package, or rather large bundle of laundry, has been found and tur',- d into the office of the Gateway. Tho bundle might have been lost from laundry wagon, and if SO. any Seward 'HnNdrymNn caN have same by esSab- fishing ownership.
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SEWARD SNAPSHOTS

The stockholders of the Hartman National Bank of Alaska, at Seward, arc holding the annual meeting this afternoon in the counting room a. th. bank
 The north wind prevailed during the night and it had considerable pro pulsion power behind 1t. The Seward limited leaves for An chorage at s o'clock in the morning, c. A. Estes, manager of the cbt' inr department at Brown X Hawkins has one of his display windows fNo6 m in splendid fashion with all kir"S of shirts. This is shirt week at Bro" DISTILLATE SS.5O per case at Graei'
 - - Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx clothing URBACHS
  Lady TOrringtOn yaccum sweepcrs at GRAEF'S
 Sleds for boys and girls at Graers,
 
 RAYO lamps with shades S5.5O n; Graef's.
 Electric Sewing Machine motors Ni Graefs.
 National Water Motor Washers at J. L. Graefs. Elaine EOcene and Pearl Oil at Graef's.
 Ice Creepers and Skates Graefs
 -- Fishermen's Supplies at Graefs. FLASH LIGHTS and batteries al J. L. Grsefs.
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ALASKA MINE BONDED

w. A. Rust and associates have c'o'- od a bond for the Liziarski property If Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Cam, H. A, Shepard and others. This property "'"s located in Alaska during 1919. The doal for tho property was madG by lanes Frecbun. general manager of the Chicagoff Mining company, who will have charge of development work.
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Ideas Free

our eSrSloEue cf su yuo need co oash ensSS ,S irlnclrdes bull,n -srures you esn nSl louf'e. Ios san', h.ye 10 deedr Whers yoa win buy 1nu4 JVs cs Ir Free. koyiE. 222S iH kT. g., Se.IiS. Dso~ MInvosk sasA aud ps0rs"
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE PROBATE COURT IN ANH FOR KENAI PRECINCT. THIRD DIVISION, TERRITORY OF
 ALASKA. In the Matter of the Estate
 of c O Mnrfnrd dnrnncnd

In the Matter of the Estate
 of z. O. Morford deceased.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: - That the undersigned is the duly ap- pointed. acting and qualified EXecutor ,r the Estate of s. O. Morford, decc?s- d, and all creditors of, and all per- 'ons having claims against said estate, rn hereby notified to present such claims, with proper voucners, wtt'n Fy months from the date of this 0otice, to the said Executor at his Ol- -ce in the Van Glider Building, at Seward, Alaska.
 Dated at Seward, Alaska, Janua'y, ,, 1920.
 CURTIS R. MORFORU,
 Executor of the Estate of c O. Morford, deceased.
 (SeaO Gateway , Times. First Pub, Jan, 6. 1920. Last Pub, Feb, 8 1920.
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Fishermen's Supplies at Graefs.
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SUBSCRIBE FOR THE GATEWAY
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FLASH LIGHTS and batteries al J. l.. Graefs.
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Lady TOrringtOn vaccum sweepcrs at GRAEFS
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Home of Hart Schaffner X Marx clothing URBACH'S
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-13

Ice Creepers and Skates Gracfs
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-13

Electric Sewing Machine motors Ni Graefs.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-13

RAYo lamps with shades $3.sO n; Graef's.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-13

National Water Motor Washers at J. L. Graefs.
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Sleds for boys and girls at Graefs
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-13

Elaine EOceue and Pearl Oil al Graef's.
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pIsTILLATE sa.5O per case at Graef'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-09
AMATEUR NOTES

MERVTNE A. c.. of the Fourteenth
4'1 ward. managed by Herbert Barock
is going great guns this year and Civ
ing some of the best first class teams
hard battles. The other day Mervinc
Travelled to Wildwood, n. j.. and met
the shore team. The game was finally
decided in the thirteenth inning with
wildwood on the long end Of to
: score. The feature of the fray was
the perfect throwing of Mervine's out 9.
held. No less than five runners were
thrown out at the plate.
Manager Barock has July II and "a,
and dates in August. open for first class
home Clubs. Address Herbert Barock
026 North Eleventh street.
Patterson r: C;-tawayl frs. class July
set street.
PR. T.-(away) frst class. July 10 omen
i Whiteside. Diamond 0O33.
NOrrtst0wn A. A.-(away) FIRST class
Jack Harris. 643 Cherry street. Norristown
20 open-P. Williams 700 South Thirteenth
street.
Kensington A. C.-taway) first class. July
10, August open--Joe Hartley Kensiugton
and is opers--Woody Wilson, ios7 NortS IN
Twenty-ffth street. Camden. n j.
North Penn-(away) first ciass-George
Sommerer 2622 West Susquehanna avenue
Mt. Carmel b. C.--(home) tweIve.thIrteen
years old-G. Bleyler. 23lS South Third
street
Elma r. C.-(away) hrst class, July 1911
open--William Hiil, 2o5s North Third street,
Lorraine Giants-tawayl first class-U. T,
Turpln. 1928 Ludlow street.
st. MOnica's Reds-(away) thirtoen-four-
teen years old-Hughie McEoon. 1887 Mifflin
street.
Madison Is. C.-(away) nfteen.ei eighteen
years old. Kosik, 2600 Madison street
Peerless BenEais-(awayl &tteen-seventeen
years old. j. Bannon, Jr,, 27l3 North
Hemberger street.
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EPISODE III
On the Sidewalks of Nep York

: A FTER leaving the gymnasium Doc Bagley had few
A words to say.
jackson is in better shape than have him for
long time, he confessed HE knows he is up against
hard proposition and realizes lie must be in perfect
physical trim to win from Tender This match. by the
way. is important than you imagine. Tender has
licked all of the ghweights except Leonard, and it is
the with Jackson The winner of this bout will
be in a position force LEONARD into match for the
title, and if Benny refuses-well, you know what will
happen then.
I'm not saying that Leonard will refuse. Don't
get wrong that. What mean is that he will have
to recognize the victor and give him chance the most
logical opponent,
Wile is the hardest hitting lightweight in the world
He hand a terrible waop and if it lands. you
know what happens Tender also knows. In addition
Jackson is mighty clever If he this cleverness in
stead of trying land finishing sock he cant be beaten
in limited round engagement. I'm not boosting my
fighter, but telling you the truth about him.
He will be in shape to give his best, and that's all
any ask. He will be dangerous at all times, be-
he is harder puncher than Tender and finish
the battle with single blow He has been working hard
Every morning he is out the road and in the afternoon
starts with shadow boxing two three minute rounds
punches the bag three rounds and then boxes anywhere
from five to eight rounds He to have worked with
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THIRTY NATIONS ENTERED
Argentine Sends Regrets to Olympic
Committee

Committee
Antwerp, July S.-Five weeks before
the opening of the Olympic games at
the Stadium. and with the entries rapid
ly closing, thirty nations have entered
for the contests, two of them being
China and British India, which have
not hitherto been listed as probable
competitors.
The Olympic committee has received
a cablegram from the Argentine COM
mittee indicating that Argentina will not
enter the Olympiad. The cablegram
said:
Unable to sail. A thousand re-
grets." Chile and Brazil are the only
South American countries entered.
Mexico will have contestants in several
events.
In addition to the countries already
named the following may stand as the
official list of competing nations Aus
ttralia, Belgium, Canada; Denmark,
Egypt, Spain, the United States, Fin
land. France, Great Britain, Greece,
Holland, Italy, Japan, Luxembourg,
Norway, New Zealand, Portugal, Po-
land, South Africa, Rumania. Sweden,
Switzerland CzechO Slovakia and
Jugo- Slavia.
A number of changes in dates for
events have been made by the executive
committee. The new dates for polo
win be from August "a to August 81 ;
for weight throwing, August % to
August 81; decathlon, August 90 to
August 81 pentathlon. Angus 16; box =
ing, August 20 to August %; Greco
Roman wrestling, August l6 to 10: free
wrestling, August n to ~, and fencing,
August 10 to %.