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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-18
ROBIN HOOD AND HIS
MERRY F0RESTERS MADE
A BIC HIT At THE PALACE
by j. i. EJ

While friends and admirers OF the
great composer. Dekoven, gathered in
mourning about the bier upon which
reposcd the tenautlcss clay, Friday
night in distant Chicago, an audience
Of Ardmore society folk gathere at the
Palace theatre attending the perform.
ance OF one Of the dead mans great
est works of histrionic and musical
perfection.
From pit 10 foyer the Palace was
packed with appreclative audience who
sat enthraled from the opening chorus
until the final curtain descended up
on tho bandit leader. Robin Hood,
and his forest knights; Robin Hood,
with the Kings pardon in his pocket,
and restored to his rights as the Earl
of Huntington.
the music. orchestral and vocal. was
suborh ana the acting was of the
high grade which showed every char.
actcr TO he a master Of the Shakes.
pearan art.
The stage settings We're perfect. and
appropriate i'm The minutest detail and
as the knights Of the road passed
bacl; and for.h beneath the forest
shade the men and women assem-
bed in ne darkened auditorium rx.
peiienced the same delightfully creep.
ing thrills which they felt. as young.
sters. when the story OF Robin Hood
the deposed uobleman. the robber bold,
foregathered with his daring and
reckless followers within the sweep.
ing gloom OF Sherwood Forest almost
800 years ago.
There can De no method of disting.
ushing the star or lead-as every part
was taken So Wen, each player poss.
esscd OF such excellent vocal qualit.
les, as well as being actors OF splcn.
did ability. II would be- TOO difficult
10 dfiorentiate.
/, was Ardmorcs first opportunity
10 see and hear beautiful Lorna Doone
Jackson. who took the part OF Alan
a-Dule. the merry outlaw: Elsie Thicle.
who so charmngly portrayed Maid
Marian. Lady Marian Fit2watcr." Or
A.th1r Parr as Robin Hood" tue in.
imltub.c Ed Andrews. as the "Sheri-,
Of Nottingham" or the other leading
characters Saul solomon as Sir Guy
cf Gisbonc," Harry Longstrcet. as
Little John" William Uesau, as viii
Scar,ett," MacSwccncy, as F'rair
Tuck 50 Mrs. Clarence Bennett, as
Dame burden" and Mary Baker as
N,,.l.i. ....1 ....t ..t ..............
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-18
Has Twenty nine Dealers

The Slaughter Motor Company
which is tho distributing Company FOR
the Maxwell truck and the Chalmers
car in the southern portion or the
state now has % dealers in its terri
tory and is handling very large vol
umc OF business. The company mas
a ear Of Chalmers on the track no"
for tho local trade and has also a car
of trucks aud car OF Maxwell auto.
mobiles in transit.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-18
EX. SERVICE MEN CAN YOU
ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS
Contributed

DO you know what the American
Legion is dong?
10 you know the principles upon
which it was tonnded?
DO you know VINO ii is working for?
DO you believe in the folIowlnH
principles.
10 defend the Constitution of the
United states OF America, 10 maintain
law and order to foster and pcrpeL
latc 100 per cent Amcricanlsm' 10
preserve the memories and incidents
u our associations in the great war,
10 iuculcate a sense OF individual on
llpation TO the community, state an'
ua.ion. to combat the autocracy oL
both The classes and the masses; 10
make right the master Of might, 10
promote peace and good viii on eart-'
to safeguard and transmit 10 poai'i'
itv the principles Of justice, freedom
and democracy; TO consecrate ana
sanctify our comradeship by our oe'
yjtion to mutual helpruIness'
If YOU do believe in these puncI
pics. iuen why don't you b'lou- TO
,n. American Legion
Ardmore mas d legion post that ].
woriug for thcsa very principles duI
norhiuS else.
Ii #, not military organization
neither is it a political organization.
Il is am organization that viii nc'p
to maize your ci cnoyttyu,
TO make your city, county state ana
..,ti.,,, ,..b-f ID should be.
Ardmoroite WANT ADS orlnS What
YOU want.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-18

nauseau." was announced here today
by r.. l. du pont de Numeours ana
Company The discovery. IT was claim
ed. would permit elimination OF PAIN
not only in obstetrical cases and dress
ing of wounds, but in dentistry.
The anaesthetic was described as
"a new type of ether highly refined
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-18

Ardmorcite WANT ADS bring wha
vOu want.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-18
AlRDMORE MOTOR NOTES

the Southern Motor Company secre'
tui% ana treasurer.
The association is making plans TO
hold its second Winter AutomotiVe
Snow and another meeting VIII be
held in q few DAYS TO set q date and
10 arrange for the necessary prelml'
nary work.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-18
Now Officers Chosen

The Ardmorc Automobile NssocIa
ton held its annual mccting the past
week and elected l.. y. N"lms, of
the slaughter Motor Company, presi'
don't. Moss Patterson. Of Cooper no.
Q, vice president, and Ray Beede OF
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-18

Toil Cooper Garage No. /. reports
the sale and delivery Of a Ford road
3ter 10 the Peerless Steel Company
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-18

Guy Harris, Of the Guy Harris
EWcE Company Of Ardmorc, is IN
Oklahoma city on a business trip.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-18
WILL THIS NEW BRAND or
pAIN.kiiLEK PROVE TO BE
\ HABIT FORMING KIND

Wilmington. Del, Jan. l7.--Deyel'
opnent of a new anaesthetic which
eliminates pain without loss of con-
sciousness and produces virtually no
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-18

on instructions from Washington anu an,
o., car,oaGs OF corn across The N'o
Grande we're not permitted ehtry nv
,he United states. The reason Io'
the embargo was not made puo'ic
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-18
No More Corn From Mexico

Eagle Pass. Texas, Jan. 17.--An EN-
barge on importation Of corn from
Mexico went into effect here today
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-18

and modified by addition OF certain
gases which give TO IL the new ana
desirable characteristics.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-04-27
TO A NURSE

am II nurse, present invention.
Caesar knew nothing about me,
Nor did Napoleon.
had not the pleasure of my
acquaintance
Nor did Lincoln.
I'm here TO stay, for I'm indispensable
with 4 capital |.
People approve OF me,
Surgeon General endures me,
The hospital staff adopts me,
The officials tolerate me.
But "The boys can't do without me."
| take care Of them.
| fix their medicine and make them
take It.
/ pet them,
| smile on them,
But | never flirt with them.
For rules sometimes forbid and
l always obey rules
Unless?
1t isn't pic-this nursing business.
] get headache, backache, fOotHche,
and sometimes heartache,
But these don't count.
I'm supposed to he an automatic ma
chine, wound up
Never tired or sleepy or sick,
Never hungry or out Of sorts.
Above all, never nervous, no matter
what ! see, hear or smell.
! am scyere-unmoyed, unconscious
attending only to my duties
! am as gentle as II lamb,
Patient as Job,
Wise as Solomon,
Strong as Sampson,
Thick skinned as a rhinOcerOs.
| am above all human weakness
| am nursei
Sand storm Smile
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-04-27
AGES OF MEN IN TWO
WARS ARE COMPARED

That youth was represented In the
personnel of the armies of the Ciyll
War In n larger proportion than in the
forces of the United States which were
engaged I'm the World War and that the
percentage OF the total number OF men
engaged in the battles Of the COS
formed by those over 81 years Of age
was far greater than the corresponding
figure for the more recent conflict are
two Of the many interesting facts
brought to light in statistics recently
compiled.
The comparisons were made possible
by nm examination of the muster rolls
OF n large number Of Civil War yolun-
teer organizations, including the rec
ords OF 100000 men, and by the study
of death, insurance and disability rec
ords OF over 100000 officers and en-
listed men engaged In the World War.
Ages mt time Of entrance into the serv-
ice are considered In both cases. Young
men Is years of age comprised l2.i3
ner cent of the total number VINO
served In the earlier conflict In the
country's forces engaged in the World
war. the corresponding percentage Is
shown TO be LII.
Over one-fifth Of the men who served
during the Civil War were older than
81 years when they entered the service.
| The same class Of men in the recent
conflict formed only $ per cent OF the
total.
The average Of Civil War fighters
was 20 years: OF the World War sol
diers "A 81 years. The World War fig
ure is lower In spite Of the large mum
her Of youths who fought In the Ciyil
War by reason OF the fact that far
fewer men over the age OF - years
participated in the former.
The figures for both wars follow:
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-04-27
OKLAHOMA TO TRAIN INJURED

The annual report OF the state in
dustrial commission Of Oklahoma out
lines the plan adopted for the physical
rehabilitation and vocational reeduca-
ton of men crippled in industry.
Approximately 1900 workmen were
injured In the various Industries of
Oklahoma during the year ending Aug
ust 30, 1919. About 10 per cent of
these were men engaged in the oil
business. There were more injuries
among lead and zinc miners than a.
mong coal miners.
Oklahoma recognizes it to be duty
of the state to equip these injured men
to earn their living in some other way,
II necessary.
The report states that victim of an
industrial accident should be taken
care Of by the state and restored to
that degree Of usefulness that may he
placed ON an independent citizen with
earning capacity sufficient to support
his family and educate his children
and take his place among men and the
affairs OF this state.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-04-27
Youthful Students Win Stock Medals

The Las Cruces, N. NJ, high school
has focused the attention OF all live
stock producing states upon its good
work in vocational agriculture in the
success Of Its stock judging team which
represented II at the junior stock judg
ing contest at the recent International
Stock Shows held at Chicago, Nov. 20
10 Dec. Z.
Harry. Barrier Of the Las Cruce
team was awarded the championship
medal as ranking junior stock Judge
OF the show.
All boys and young men under Il!
years OF age from any county were
eligible. and nearly every state In the
union and several provinces of Can
ada were represented in this contest
In the final totals Mr.. Barrier was tn,
highest contestant over ALL with grid,
of 80 per cent.
Such worthwhile work trainin,
vocational students to participate II
competitive judgining contests is ,
phase Of vocational agriculture whicl
livestock producing states can well af
ford to encourage.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-04-27
LOAN AND BONUS

We haven't any money TO pay bon
uses to the discharged soldiers who
saved us from the Germans. Con-
gressmen have told us definitely that
granting these boys even a trifling bit
Of aid In making the change from their |
$30-a-month Jobs to their new civilian
places would bankrupt the country
Why, II might cost billion dollars
Some Of those boys came back with
the seeds OF tuberculosis planted In
their lungs by the deadly Hun gas that
permeated the Argonne forest. Some
OF them came back but sadly equipped
for the battle OF life that Is ahead Of
them, wherein decorations count for
so little. Some Of them brought back
wives, or came back 10 marry those
sweethearts we pushed so much about
while those boys were over there In
haling gas and wallowing in mud and
blood in order that we might pursue
business as usual We haven't any
money In our treasury 10 help these
boys get their start IN life with their
brave wives and sweethearts. We
haven't cent TO help them get home
or farm.
But we must find billion dollars
somewhere to give to the soldiers who
sent over the gus that gave our boys
those defective lungs. We must dig
up Il billion for the fellows whom our
surviving boys chased out Of France.
How Is this?
Why. New York City congressman
named Tom Smith, secretary OF Tam
many Hall for % years, and therefore
well qualified TO speak, says we must
find that billion dollars for the Ger
mans because "ln financial circles II
lis felt" and so, forth. Financial
circles" means Wall Street. Unless
Germany gets that billion to buy goods
: in American markets, some of the east
ern profiteers may have to reduce their
I prices ON the necessities OF life. AL
ready we have been playing this game
with our foIner associates In the war
land they owe us nearly half billion
dollars in interest which they already
are talking about repudiatlng. Can W,
IeNpect Germany 10 do better by u'
J. than our alliesP
t. Money sunk IN foreign loans by III,
II American people may come back to ou
profiteers In the purchase Of American
goods which might Otherwise he sol,
too cheaply TO Americans. but TN
e chances are the money never will conn
If back to the American people from
y whom il IL taken in taxes.
. Money paid in bonuses or In financ
- ing the purchase Of homes and farm
III for former doughhoys gObs and dew
IS dogs, would he spent right here amonl
a. us. And II could and should he raise'
without leyying any more taxes ol
Legitimate business. II should be take
y from the war profits that are about t
m be distributed to stockholders of wa
= profiteering businesses that nre eyel
escaping the payment of income take
ON these vast and bloody sums.
B" Sand Storm Smile
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-04-27

present is doing craft work instead of
academic.
Some beautiful scarfs and bead
chains have been finished this past
week. Why don't you make Her some
thing she'll really appreciate and enjoy
wearing because you made 1t, buddy
Nagle liz going to be all dolled M
when his leather hatband Is done. and
says he'll he singing IAN the World
VIII BE Jealous OF Me-"
Typewriters are still a minus guam
tity, although they have been ordered
for five weeks. The long list OF men
desiring to take commercial work will
be notified as soon as the machines
arrive, so that they may forget the
Hunt K Peck system.
Come down and work In the shoI
when you get lonesome or blue Mis-
Whipple is the best little blues chaser
imaginable and IL You work real har,
she might make some fudge for yol
while you work. Let's gol
Several men OF foreign birth as wei
as some who want to brush up" ar
learning to read. write and speak col
rect English during the hours OF 8 Il
and IL ~. Come down and join elthe
class.
Sand Storm Smile.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-04-27

Butter Cartons ana Butter Paper
for sale at the GiAphic office.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-04-27
LEGAL NOTICES
aNoTIcE oF roREcLosuRE SALE

nNoTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE
Civil No 1909
In the District Court Of the Sixth Judicial
District 81 the State OF New Mexico With.
In snd For the County OF Luna
j e.. COOPER, Trustee,
Plaintiff,
oMER p BAILEY.
Defendant.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that De.
cree was made and entered In ,fo ,...- on.
luled Court and cause on .hc 10Th dav Of
February. A. ID. 1890 wherein Il $50 long
other things ordered adudcrd md fec-aed
that a certain instrument Of writing men
TONED and set forth in the complaint herein
bearing date She i7th day Of September, 1915,
nitdr Toy the above named Defendant under
me name of o. p. Bailey 10 the Plaintiff as
Trustee. b and Il was thereby. established as
valid and subsisting lien upon the Defend.
ants undivided one third interest in and 10
certain cNecutory contract Tor the purchase
from the STATE Of New Mexico OF a certain
Tract Of land situate in the County OF Luna
aforesaid and Described as: Section sixteen
tid) In Township twcnty-four (24) South.
Range seven (Tl West. n. NJ. p. NJ. contain.
ING ak hundred forty (6s0) acres more or
less according 70 the Government survey there.
o. and which said contract bears date Deem.
Ter 18th, 1918, and bears Number 22l ana
vas executed by Robt p. Ervien. a. Commits.
s.oner Of Public Lands Of the state Of New
NcAico, IS vendor, 20 q. NJ. Saddler a. ven.
dee and was thereafter By said vendeo dnlv
assigned % g. =. Micsse o. r. Bailey and
q. II. Hon that said written instrument. cor
fifutsug lien a. aforesaid be foreclosr5 ana
hat said undivided one-,hird interest Of aid
Defendant b sold for he tstisfastion Of tbs
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-04-27
BLOOMS WHERE SOLDIERS LIE

One hundred and forty men, under
the direction OF the best known land
scape gardener in France, are at work
identifying Argonne Cemetery, where
$1,000 American soldiers are buried.
Nature has not had time to embellish
this desolate SPOT, but the gardner who
for thirty years has been, employed by
the presidents OF France, will use the
skill for which he Is noted In trans
forming the spot into one OF the most
beautiful In Frnace. The American
Red Cross will provide rest houses fol
visitors to the cemetery.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-04-27
LEGAL NOTICES

Indebtedness by said written instrument Sc
cured, amounting with interest 10 day u sale
TO the sum Of four thousand four hundred
eighteen and 4U-lO0 (SI,41sf0) dolars, and
that the undersigned be, and he was thereby
such sale
NOTICE rs FURTHER GIVEN that. by
virtue Of said decree, the undersigned Special
Master az aforesaid will on the llth day Of
noon Of said day. at the front door " the
Court House. ia the village Of Deming, in said
County and state, offer and expose for sale ~
the highest bidder for cash the undivided one.
third interest Aforesaid In the aforesaid ex
eeutoty contract. for the satisfaction Of the in.
dehtedncss aforesaid, together with the costs
aud expenses Of sale.
Dated thu sth day Of April. A. d. 1890
FRED SHERMAN.
Special Master as Aforesaid
April 10 May
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-04-27

Graphic classified want ads. get re
sults
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-04-27

Don't worry about material and
plans for that home. Talk to tue
Foxworth Galbraith Lumber Co.
There is where the service IL offered.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-04-27
RECONSTRUCTION AIDES

There are now seven reconstruction
aides on duty with IL few more still to
come. Miss Beach is the latest ar
rival and is professional weaver. She
will show you how to make wonderful
woven articles as soon as the looms
arrive,
Miss Lou Huber Is No. O and for the
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-04-27
STATE or NEW MEXICO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
PUBLIC LAND SALE


LUNA COUNTY
Office u the Commissioner Of Public Lands
Santa Fe. New Mexico
NOTICE Is hereby given that pursuant 10
the provisions of an Act Of Congress approved
June goth 1910 the laws OF the Stale OF
New Mexico, and rules and regulations Of the
state Land Office, the Commissioner Of Public
Lands VIII offer at public sale TO the highest
bidder AZ II O'Clock A. NJ. on Tuesday, June
22nd' 1920, in the town Of Deming, County
Of Luna. STATE u New Mexico, in front Of the
court house therein the following described
tracts Of land. wa:
Sale No i393-NEH. M NwH. See. 0,
r. 81 s.. r. W, containing $4,000 acres
selected Tor the Santa Pc and Grant County
Railroad Bond Fund. The improvements con.
sist Of wells, fences, bitches, grabbing, and
blowing value $4,000.
Sale No l99i-Lots T. 10. Il, IS. l6.
H. 10, 10, 20, VIZ sen SEN sen, Sec.
O. ,sh NV ,NwA. NWH, sWA M
SEA NEH SEX, Sec. II; MEX, See 30
NWh, Eis SWA. SEh, See u; MEX
Il y Wa, Sec. % Lots 10 10, Sec 80; Lot,
. Z, .. 10 10, 10, Wa SEA, Sec 81, Ell
+ y NWA See 1913 T. "a S, X. z W. sEA
Ne. i IN H y 1. NEs. SE NEE' Sc swH
! E.5 sNhj Ma sen Sec 10; Eh VIZ
SWS SWE Sec. "a SEh Sec 20; r "a
5, r. w. Eh Sec, 4; EH. sis sWH
See. Q; ga So, Sec. 3 al u See 10: II
] - - ~ w. CONTAINING ntaNb. 81 acres
Of which 1891 acres were selected for N,
Santa 10 and Grant County Railroad Bond
Fund. There are no improvements.
Sale No. l395--All Of Sections 10, II; EH
Sec. 49, ga VIZ Eis, Sec 10; all OF Sec
tons 20, 81; NEA. Sec "a: all Of Sec. %
T. y, Sec 30 Ma NEh, wy, Wa sEA
Sec. 32 all Of Sections 49, "a. r. 22 s., h
II W, all Of sections 3, I; SEX Sec 8.
81, Sec. z NEh, 81, Sec 8: all Of Sec
lions ., 10, 10, 10, IT. IS 10. 20. o. 22
90, e. %, 20, =. Sec. 81, all OF Section,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-04-27

Foxworth- Galbraith have moved
into their new quarters at the corner
OF Cedar street and Copper avenue
from their old stand at III \. Cold
avenue.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-09

tserythlng else that generally come
10 Il regular villain
Did you say 10. hank You z
Well Alan Forrest does both and
gels ii both Ways ID Captivating
Mar Carstairs the Norma Talmadrs
picture Whioh is appearing IS the Cir
Gle Playhouse today It's liays sae
dual role &c Iaraey ne here. and as
double sianhope the criminal he
gets !nto eyeral fights whit M,iy
c1rstairs and later IS mistaken fer
stanirope and agaiI under fikt lire
All jill ali. be has @iaaly iiaa Tine af
ii mil norma fimadse veil thst
would be telling Certain 7 Z fAs
('ifa,. ilasi4o0st y as'g ~ lle sr 'S.4i-
.ed with A4p9s a ilip fans MI ap-
tiyaling MAE Garstairs il tsere
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-09
SEALED PRnpaS4I.S

sealrd proposals. Endorsed prnpesit.
feW Roller l'lant Equipment md iil'iRs
Annapolis. Nil. Specification Ne, 1872
viii be- received At the Bnraap 81 larth
aud Hn.hS. Nasy Department. Wnshinss
ton, F. 6. until Il o'clock =. M. November
"a 1920 aus then and there pnl''ieiy open
I'll for furnishing and installing turbine
driven forced draft fans motor driven ite
ilnreti draft fans ilpc hreehin@ snela
lions AVID atuh stuck, niriEG S:u elas
connections, stean jei ash eaasPXar. st'il.
crete Nnrk. regulators meters. sslages. ara
acgnsseFias IN connection With The inststf
Eafian vi new boilers a1Atl Stalrrs ia iht
pawcr plant AZ ritc Naval Aestleml Amgfs
l,lis Md Drawing aud Specification Ne
41..,a nllS he ebtaincd on anplisation % bt
RnFeau Or 60 thp SupcriAteiNlent. NaSa7
Academy annapolis, Nj neresit II i
check OF postal money order for Sia l,as-
able {" thc el,ief " tilt. Hllrrai II Yarsis
and Docks, Is rsaldred as security for ;lle
safe return II the drawings and spreti,a
ton
g NJ PARKS. chief u bureau
Cs9ft.l4.,r ftefu
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-09
FIGHT FANS AWAIT
BOXING AT GARDEN

When The Annapolis ring fans sec
little jon of Baltimore. nyweighi
hampton in setlon witli Joe Burman
t philadelphia, II the Garden Theatre
omorroM night they will be sur.
9rised at tile appearance of the won.
lerfnl little fighter
0it Of the ring. Little Jeff looks an6
tets Ike happy Young sehoolboy
With baby fltse, a winning smile
IND splendid manners. lie IS one D.
he elemest LIVING boIs VINO ovel
made his living iii the squared circle
II he two years jeff has been boxing
le mas made thousands of friends ane
ldinirers iii many cities in Maryland
PENNSYLVANIA. New York. New jersey
nj Ohio. Tie fight fans know him q
e 4 boy Who alWays gives his best.
Realizing what 4 great opportunit,
le has in being matched with Little
len Joe Bnrman Is training harder
han ever for tomorrow's bout III he
IN knock out JEFF, or Win the deci
sion. he will Al once be flooded With
Offers for bouts in Philadelphia. New
York. and elsewhere.
Promoter hubin announced t1,is
morning tha special six-r9uud boai
las been arranged between Yonns
Mendell and Young .Iohnny Vii vi
Both III these boys are from Baltimore
md both are good boxers They
songht 4 rafting SIX round draw IN
Baltimore lest month