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The Dolores star., 1920-01-23

exemption or A2o"" is sh'-
Inc .s % ,nx Of only but all net income excess
to q the
is ana III me cise "' IL"
figure ,rcome entitled to an H-
VduW WIZ, normal income "A P'
ean o $4,000 exceeds S'"o' ns " W ,
S4''h or of TINS
to pay Ve . of shown by the schn"'
total uA ' of salaries take 1or
Gets Wy not income of s2G532s0 The tax on an m neo % @
comes the tax on net as ho.nc
amount n or S2op as p'rs ''
Now We % question s2GoO by s32so ana h amount SUI"
amount IN and or
e to o" ~ s,Oe 6 s1O6 added to the sao.u s on "o
II per total TAX Oh @'l'os!
So) whose
For % @ and 600 of $40 must be made to s total TAX
In above from
e' ranging above SZ-oU ana us 10
each child under
S6' fail to ME returns
Heavy paid In In NJ the
tween rn desired 10 n"Re the Sine' W ,'
filing by Johe TO- e hru ny
the hrs' M The period for which the In
Sep' lis calendar year m ''"
M noo for who are married mus ".e a. @ ] 80 ,n "
SZo payment OF the lax
The Dolores star., 1920-01-23
Propose U. S. Control Of Paper.

Wushington-COntro and distribu
ton of print paper for one year after
the proclamation of peace would be
placed with the department of com
mercc under bill introduced by Rep
rcscntative- Christopherson, Rcpubli
ca, South Dakota.
The Dolores star., 1920-01-23
Sufferers Should Realize Tha
It 10 a Blood Infection.

Doubtless like other sufferers.
you have often asked yourself this
question, which continues to re-
main unanswered,
Science has proven that Rheu-
matism is caused by a germ in
your blood. and the only way to
reach it is by remedy which
eliminates and removes these lit.
tic pain demons.
The Dolores star., 1920-01-23
Army Costs

Among other military questions, let
us consider whether airplanes should
come under the head of overhead ex-
penSes.
The Dolores star., 1920-01-23
important to Mothers

Think three times before you speak,
and then give the other fellow a
chance to make fool OF himself.
The Dolores star., 1920-01-23

Even if a woman doesn't get the
right kind of husband she thinks it
Is better than being left.
The Dolores star., 1920-01-23

A new pocket case for personal or
business cards elects Il card part of
its length as a lever is pressed.
The Dolores star., 1920-01-23

"Home is what you make It," 1t can
be real home or merely house.
Evening star., 1920-03-04
PLEA FOR CHAPLAINS.
Church Council Objects to Feature
of Army Bill as Reported.

Claiming that the Army reorsaniza-
ton bill as reported by the House
committee on military affairs con-
talns reflection upon the work done
by chaplainS in the American Army
during the world war. the Fedora
Council of the Churches of Christ in
America has appealed to members of
congress. In a statement issued from
the Washington headquarters the
church council says that the bill. if
~ should become law. would max.
intolerable the chapia ms position in
the Army of the future
Efforts viii he made to secure
such amendments to the House bin
as would harmonic il with the HulI
Dill or with the section of the S.nat.
Army reorganization bill relating 70
chaplalns- The bill reported by the
senate committee is satisfactory Rev
r.. o. watson. secretary of the gem
eral committee on Army and Eavy
chaplains of the federal council. com
menting upon the House bill. said:
The general committee is greatly
disappointed in the provision. or
rather the lack of provision. for chan
lains in the House Army reorganiza
tion bill The provisions asked for
and embodied in the Hull bill were
simple. Three things were asked.
a chaplains' corps. -. One chaplajn
Tor every l.2O0 men. 3 Rank FOR
chaplains from first lieutenant to
colonel These requests simply meant
mat the chaplain should not be dis
criminatf against or made a super-
numerary of the Army. but that he
snouid be gwen fair, square deal"
Evening star., 1920-03-04
Brevity

If you desire to make a hit 1t :
well to bear in mind that brcv-
tvs the soul of wit. the wisest
scheme You'll find. Long wind
ed men are always summed,
they fiji our souls with care. al
though they may possess 4 fund
of knowledge rich and rare. We
all detest the dreary chump who
tells a rambling tale, so long it
reaches from the dump clear to
the county Jail. We all are bored
by dizzy birds who know not
when to stop. who pile up end
less words on words, and other
words on top. How comforting
the silent gent, who makes a
brief retort. who's always said
Just what he meant. and cut the
saying short! The words he
pushes through his face are
chosen as the best for brevitv' 5
the soul OF grace and sense and
all the rest. The man who lee
lures for an hour will make his
hearers mad: he'll see the faces
turning sour that at the start
were glad. Ten minutes are
enough, | wot. for my speakers $
Junk; for nearly all we say is
rot; the rest is mostly bunk.
WALT MASON.
Evening star., 1920-03-04
WOULD INCREASE BREAD
TWO CENTS LOAF HERE
Bakers Petition Advisory Council
of Justice Departments Anti
Eigh-Price Campaign.

Washington bakers yesterday petit
toned the advisory council Of the
Department of Justices autI-hi~h-
price campaign for perm is&Ion to in
crease the price of bread in the Dis
trict of Columbia tw" cents q Ioaf-to
10 cents.
The petition for the inCTeAS" was
made at conference" between the
bakers and the council. held in the
Office of Howard f., FicG. special as
sistant attorney general in charg" OF
the high cost of living campaign
The bakers pointed out that !! the
increase is granted they will increase
the size of the loaf from tW"iN"
ounces to fourteen ounces or over.
But. it was said if the demands of
the journeyman bakers for an increase
in wages q become .sf"CtiV" MnF !.
are met. the size of the loaf VIII Of
necessity be "gradually reduced nnt i
il once more weighs twelve ounces
Most of the facts showing why
there should he an increase Wer" pre-
sented by Charles /. 'nrhN. 'th'f
bakers-therr were abort tw"ntv-fv,
present at the Conf"renCe-C"Clhre
they would be LOSING morey II they
sold bread at the present price. Tor
the majority % bakers had laid III
large stocks of iinur when tn" II ar
ket was high although the marktt
has declined 81 Il barrel IN the past
week. and other mgr, dients used in
the making of bread had likewise
decreased in price.
Mr. Corbv said, in answer 10 Il qutS-
ton by Mr.. FigG. that III" govern
nlent had allowed the bakers margin
of profit of ]" per cent, but 'hat lew
of them were receiving that much-
The cost of producing a ioat OF
bread ii was stated. is apprCNlmatciI
eS per cent of the sale price. mdteria!
costing so per cent and the remaining
IS per cent being charged TO labor.
The advisory council viii take the
matter of increasing the price o.
bread under advisement and VIII
probably make public its decision TO-
morrow The shoe dealers of the DIS
trict Will be heard tomorrow.
Evening star., 1920-03-04
THREE ACCIDENTS REPORTED
Two Women Suffer Broken Arms.
One Man Slightly Hurt.

Elsie Ross, colored. I216-A Carroll
berg street southwest. fell from a
southbound street car near 9Th and g
broke her right arm. Sh" was given
surgical aid at Freedmeus Hospital.
Mrs. LYDIA TarrinE, 2Sl9 18th street
fell from street car loading plat
form at 9Th and T. streets yesterday
afternoon, broke her arm and received
injuries about her body. Surgeons at
Emergency Hospital set the broken
arm and treated her for the other in
juries.
While on the street car loading
platform at Pennsylvania avenue and
18th street yesterday Joseph Cum
ningham, seventy-eight years old,
1871 K street, was struck by a street
car and slightly hurt. He refused
hospital treatment.
Evening star., 1920-03-04
WOMEN'S CLUB SUGGESTS
: EsAX!MUfa GLOVE PRICES

Nomeus gloves tAat re.ah AT NOR.
than 81 "A pair will be hard to DIS
pose of in this city if aShInStoh
women generally follow the course
decided upon by members OF the
women's City Cub last night.
Resolutions unanimously adopted q
the meeting pledged the members OF
the club not to pay more than - a
pair for short gloves. or s. SO par
for long gloves from now to Septem-
ber l. The resolutions called atten-
tion to the present prices asked for
kid gloves, alleging that increases
amounting to nearly 900 per cent have
been made recently in prices of these
articles.
Declaring these price advances "un-
warranted by labor and other condl-
tions" and unjust,<to purchasers. the
resolutions adopted by the CLUB urged
all Washington women to follow the
course decided upon by the members
of the Womens City Club and refuse
to bug gloves costing more than the
prices decided upon as fair.
Miss Mary O'Too!e. president of the
club announced that Mrs. Ellen Sp@T-
Ger Massey has been appointed chair
man of the clubs committee on law
and legislation Miss Jessie Haver.
secretary Of the Consumers League.
explained pending and proposed child
labor legislation.
Evening star., 1920-03-04
DISCUSS CONVENTIONS PLANS
Veterans and Chamber of COM
merce Committee Meet.

Plans for the convention of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars. to be held
here the week beginning Monday,
September 13, were discussed at a
meeting of a special committee rep-
resentinS the organization and the
committee on conventions of the
Chamber of Commerce yesterday
II was stated that approximately
5000 of the veterans and members of
their families are expected TO attend
the convention. Plans for entertain
ment and for a parade during the
convention We're d tscussed 1t is ex-
pected the business sessions of the
convention will be held in Liberty
Hut.
Evening star., 1920-03-04
QUAKES DISTURB TWO CABLES
South American Lines Are Report
ed Broken.

A break in both South American
cables resulted from two earthquake
occurring in the South Pacific ocean
last saturday. according to informa-
tion received here yesterday Exami-
nation OF the seimographic records at
Georgetown University disclosed that
both shocks were recorded--the first
of considerable intensity at 1850
o'clock Saturday afternoon and the
second at GAS of the same afternoon
The first continued for thirty five
minutes. with the center of disturb
ance approximately 3S00 miles from
this city. No further details have
reached here.
Evening star., 1920-03-04
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
TONIGHT.

Address by Attorney General Pal
mer at the National Press Club.
Presentation of the cycloramic cur
tain by the kiwanis Club at SIS
O'Clock at Central High School.
Cathedral Heights Citizens Asso-
citation meeting at s O'Clock in st.
Adams parish hall.
Meeting of Sergt. Jasper Post. No.
49, American Legion, at o'clock at
the armory, 412 l. street.
Meeting of the Good Health Club
at 72o 18th street
Meeting of Equality Post. No. 2S4.
Veterans of Foreign Wars. at s
o'clock at Pythian Temple, 1912 9th
street.
Initiation night by the Progressive
Council. No. 8. Daughters of Amer
lea. at Naval Lodge Hall.
Meeting of the Deanwood Com
munity Center. the Deanwood Cleft
Club. the Community Chorus and the
Junior Athletic Club at the center.
Address by Kate Waller Barrett
and Mrs. Whitman Cross at the An
thony League meeting at o'clock
at 2007 Columbia road.
Evening star., 1920-03-04
SPIRITUALIST CHALLENGED,
Rev. D. ]. Callahan Calls on Sil
Oliver Lodge for Proof.

Another challenge for proof that he
could converse with the dead was
thrown to Sir oliver Lodge oy Rev D.
J. Callahan. S. j.. professor of psy-
chology at Woodstock College. during
an address at the Catholic Communit ty
House. COL street. last night on
Ghosts. Spirits and the Devil
The lecture was arranged by the
educational committee of the Calvert
Club of II Dupont circle. Miss Vir-
ginia Garner was chairman Of the
committee on arrangements and Miss
Aileen Haggerty directress.
Evening star., 1920-03-04
Real EI,0-l Nsdtclnc

~, HF"U TOUu NFuIcInt.
There is actual nourishment in
Father Johns Medicine. which builds
new strength and resisting power
Advertisement.
Evening star., 1920-03-04

The Park View Social Club will give
a dance tomorrow night
Evening star., 1920-03-04
AT THE COMMUNITY CENTERs,

The community orchestra of the
East Washington Community Center
VIII rehearse this evening at the CEN
ter. other meetings at the center will
be the Wallach Boy Scouts and a
dance by the Wallach Pleasure Club.
Evening star., 1920-03-04

Cheer All Friends With Flowers.
Shaffer. 900 l4th, furnishes the finest
Evening star., 1920-03-04

"Say Ii With Flowers"
Spring blossoms are at their best at
Guides, 1914 F-AdvertiSemeat
Evening star., 1920-03-04

The Girl Scouts of the Park View
playground will meet at the center
this afternoon at $50 o'clock
Evening star., 1920-03-04

The Columbia Heights branch of the
American Legion will meet tonight
at the Powell Community Center.
Evening star., 1920-03-04

at the Powell Community Center.
Glasses at the Powell Community
Center will be French for the chill
dren in the afternoon and millinery
in the evening.
The Washington State and Alaska
Society has postponed its meeting to
tomorrow in order that 1T may secure
Senator PoindeXter as speaker. The
meeting will be held at the Thomson
Community Center, 18th and l. streets,
as usual.
Thomson Community Center tonight
will have classes in Spanish. milli-
machines may be used by any one in
the community.
The Pollyanna Club of the South
east Community Center has invited
the Boys Club Of the Virginia Avenue
playground to a taffy pull at the CEN
ter Friday night.
The Peoples National Opera So
ciety will rehearse at the Wilson Nor
NAL Community Center this evening.
French. Spanish. millinery. dress
making and rhythmic dancing will be
the classes at the Wilson Normal
Community Center tonight.
The Alabama State Society Will have
a meeting. to which all people from
that state will be welcome. tonight
at the Wilson Normal Community
Center.
Peabody Civic Center will hold it's
first meeting tonight at the school.
Evening star., 1920-03-04

Glasses at the Powell Community
Center will be French for the chill.
dren in the afternoon and millinery
in the evening.
Evening star., 1920-03-04

French. Spanish. millinery. dress
making and rhythmic dancing will be
the classes at the Wilson Normal
Community Center tonight
Evening star., 1920-03-04

The Peoples National Opera So
ciety will rehearse at the Wilson Nor
NAL Community Center this evening.
Evening star., 1920-03-04

Peabody Civic Center Will hold its
FIRST meeting tonight at the school.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-19
T A|LE[):
Resolution 70 sage Baskstbon Tonrra-
ment Here Nv Ohio valley Athiehc
Association Pals,

A., tho rridw inter- meeting % the mem
h~rs 81 rhe Ohio Valley Athletic Assoc
atm. held SATURDAY a. the Y. NJ; =. A;
\ rYcjlcn was made 10 stage oaSSSL r ~! !
tournament ~ this city. but ta!ied. ms
= = Srsa: disappointment 10 the SSrI.
re- Editors % this vicinity ana 10 VIC
r,,blic N general fer all remember me
lengthy controversies concerning inc
ch"mr ionship last season; r.,b.d.
Trs controversy stnrtsd when CAtneu-
raj cia med he championship, ;hSa BeI'
,girs stepped IN. followed by WetSoWS Z:
srd StsuSsnville. and II was the hope 0t
an that some kind OF o tournanlenSS
Would r.. staged this season TO avon
such unpleasant chickering's. ,,,
cowynittse VAS appointed 10 IooN
Over ~, local floors, but after searcninS
,'a.citv 70 suitable floor could pc ieunH
'rSa re- .nn bAIrg that the crowd CORY
06. Nc eCrcrN dated. It - hoped lnaS
in,v wul r>~nrS;dcr this decision snI
r>,,, forth considerable effort ana NM NJ
si.,-sJr sSers 10 SisTe a tnurna rnen,. IN
,h:is ,Yst tie Ohio VALLEY cAanpions
wcll,d b. seeded on tho floor and nS no.
r"rsg%h. the sporting columns CT INV
-rsrs :,,sotlat!en decided that asla
n,,~t would BE- staged this sprlne: IN,
SXaeut;,-r com mlttee VAS Ordered 70 -:
an o?tren on ire Fair grounds Tor Nay
sis Sud lSfn for The meet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-19
nANY ~EnEcEANs sHNr TO JUDGE
DAYTON AND oTHER o. 3.
COURT OFFICIALS.
Families Of Msa Who Ware Sentenced
to Prison Are Considered ny wneet-

Tslegrams ard tc!ephnn" calls galore
pero sen; 10 judge Aston .. IRyi'r.
snd oth'r L. $. court @fEHiait 'r"n'
business, ard rr"ttH>'' ia men ~ ~
Wheeling District yssttrtrF. ~ which
they iutrrCrd>d In bshai o. Ge"rS@
Sebert and Hrrry SraitN. Ttl' EnsVh
out-thc-r.ke ,'nunE men Nno we're sen
frncAd Last h'rtday tv JldK" ndy'"n I"
sr-ro one wear and rne day IN toe NJ
l..ntA federal ?r son. following pea
Of guilty. "a ~. charge ot violating the
federal dry laws.
TN, messa",, ~" sent b" rhNsi-
clans. iarmcr a"d lawyers. many not
Interested IN any WAY III tn" tamlilrf.
with Fhc ":<crp tI"n tina; they hav" The
writar" 90 the wnu1"l folks nj hGaf'.
4 ~ said that thu ~" Of NJ. Smi'A i
confined 70 her HON" very ~ az thu
prescott tune. under -" ar" "f TtySl-
Cars ava TIA: tn: Ms - al extent re-
Si."nr.A'" for ~ effort ~ Al least
haN- a stay ut -cnt"rrH araHt"d.
Whether ~ not II - "lthlU the power
% Tao court 10 maze Any change In tn
sru:"nc. ~ NOT known. but Il was nm
dcrstnnd Lar evening that rl's uas
hing made TO grant al least thirty
day stay nf sentence pending FURTHER
de, elnrncnts. II Is also Understood
that tho aItn-ntyS Coy tho Defendants
have hcNn vrrv active III h"Hai ~
thttr Clients. The Two men are w'Ii
inown and have . host AZ fricnds and
with the exception Of violating tho led
en- law. they have never been charged
with anv crime. or cffensc Of any ma
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-19
METHODIST PREACHERS
EXCHANGED PULPlTS
sunday Services were Preliminary 70
EvnnGeligtic Campaign.

In the interest OF tn cNanGeii:t!e SER
vices which Will be crndlrtHd commence
Ing the first week in February In all the
Methodist churches OF tho vicinity or
Greater Whc-I!Hs. tho Mcihoi's' minis.
tors Of the City aIh tnrir"n< exchanged
p"lp,ts al tho morning services yester-
day.
Kev. +. =. Allen. conducted the ser
vices held AZ the North street u. E:
church: Rev. e. l.. Illmmrtck presided
az the Thomson NJ. l.. church. and Rev.
H. E.. Toward. "f tho Thomson NJ. =:
church addressed the congregation 81
th~ Central VI. r.. 'hurch: re-. {. F..
Savrin ghausA ~ tho Central n. L.
church, presided At N" services of the
Fourth street church: Rev. q ". Mark
81 conducting s"rIi"" al Charlns street
church. Rev .Arthnr Lac"nhy. ~ War
wood spok. al Buckley church 1T Edg-
Ireton Lane. Will" E"N. y. Il. Burnet OF
Fulton. spoke At the Triad"lrhia church.
Rcv T. =. Ershor Of Tr!adniph!a. pre-
sided At Gr"SFsville.
AZ tho Methodlst Episcopal church Of
Nom t'hen. the Rev Fred c. Anderson
addressed the congregation and con-
Quoted the service, and the Rev. II. Is.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-19
FUTURE LOCAL
BOXING FEATURES

Two great shows haYa been booked
by the Wheeling A. G. for the Month
OF February. the first bringing Jc1
Smith. of Bcyonne y. J.. and The winner
Of the Joe Chip-Bryan Downey scrap a:
Canton. O.. together in Feb. :. and tho
next staging the Young" Sando Wal
ter Goo" Stewart bout on Feb lS.
In securing Jeff Smith the w. y. G.
has made a ten-Strlke with the tan:'. aS
Smith is considered the greatest boy
his weight in tho same today. rs Mix;
Opowd, the present l5S pound, king he's
absolutely refused to sign articles for
match. In 200 Chip you will see tho
hardest hitting boy in the world a. lIl.
or should it Downcy who Ec's The cali
the followers will see 4 boy whh would
have been tho welter-weight champion IL
he had not outgrown tho class. Downcy
and Chip fight at Canton, O.. tonight
and the winner will meet Jeff Smita
here on Feb. !.
On Fob. Is. walter Goo" Stewart
wheelIngs fcathcr.wcisht tltln c"nt"n-
der. will clash with Young" SArdnw''.
the Cincinnati Whirlwind. also a chat.
lenGer Of Johnny kilban". These Young
sters fought 10 Sensational rounds AZ
Portsmouth, O.. sometime ago, and thH
prcss Of that section agreed that Il waH
the greatest scrap ever staged III South
ern Ohio.
Sandow" hiss invaded the p"ir"rt ft"t'l
and in two bouts las scored &. -. Hai
decisive win. both fiGhta h"IuS H!'a
good boys.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-19
Webster Leads All
Schools In Athletics
South side Public soasol St~ds AL
othsr1 - Mass AtAeac
corapstlston

Webster school leads all othar puehc
schools in the city In mass atn.ttio I'll
nstitlon according 10 taH resui!s W -
lat monthly tests OF physical ealclanCi
T,rys,csl education. IN this test the Do
,hSys .hs fourth grade performed *
@t,,dipT hep.step-and- jun!p event WINE
"a rlrls did the Samc exercise WIN
standing instead OF running start
individual measurements OK rseordss
made are not kept out tns 10
si6ndards Of ability. The lowest stan,
dsrd ia tsIred me Honor standard ehicn
ry.Ty boy and girl with aerne praSNce
,nrht 10 make. The next is inc Rut.
,hr standard which 10 cons,dcrsoD
!. siyAm, Tho hnal and most dinirh,t
,rsi IA nc Srrnd7rd ~ an A'hiH'r ~hicn
MANY hope 10. but never reach a. ~ -
ysrv diTtcuil. ,.
uss mode ~ the girls - the Mckinney
..soci Ma p.rcen, Of whom were apI"
=, man. the Athlete Standard IN ING
su,.r event RitChin ScGcal also Shows
a nra-sAd Improvement over Inc 'dS'
records taken. -, mako
, sntfsr showing ~ dus - two factors.
=, tho h-st rlacn /, ~ hard f"r INC
sf,.r.school physical training teaeners
30 actively interest 50 many pnp'!N anh
In me second pincc ne FOL r,,' rns' ~
s,,cb -.chrds ~ physical efficiency. 90
ocsnois however. are showing an ~
.rAsssd trtArsst in the aitSr-scnHoi PnES,
tsal t-ainlnS and with the aHGi''"n =.
,rrrroyed facilities for indoor exercises
nm.,,r ,,cianent weather more rap.d
49,, vii b. made n Tho fhysicai
J.vnlHpmer, OF tho youngsters.
Tno p"r~"ntaSes translated Into POINTS
fnr the various schools gre ~ truoSs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-19
BIG SCHEDULEFOR
KEYSER HIGH FIVE

KgrsER. W. Va. JAN. ls-Athletio
Director srd Coach Paul J. Davis nave
srrsns,d tho following schedule tor the
Snsks tbsll team OF the West Virginia
January sn--Keyse, High at keyser.
I.nuary @3--Davis High AZ Davis.
January of--rarsons High Mt Parsons.
January as--Shephcrd College at home
February &--Weston High At CiarSs-
February 5-sslem College at Salem.
February 6--Grafton High at Grafton.
February 1--Tunneiton High at Tun'
Melton.
February In--0pCn.
restuary ls--KeysHr High. second
gone 81 series.
~ home.
March S-Ba,imorc City College at
Baltimore.
scr.
March 15-PArsors High at Kcyser.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-19
DICK LOADMAN WANTS
FIGHT WITH STEWART

Tho following communication was TO
ce!ved d. the sport editor Of the lntelll-
ssncer from Hugh shannon relating 70
a march between walter 600 Stewart
of this city and Dick Loadna en;. ~ v
Sport Editor Of The 1ntellIigsncer.
Dear SIR:
Ever since Dick Loadman kaocked cut
Walter Goo" stewart, at Elwoed Clty
several years ago. Stewart has avoided
another msetinS with the former Stou-
oenville boy. who now looms up a
Johnny Kiloone's most formidable rlvaI
for the worlds featherweisht title
Several times there has been talk of
a re-natch between Lcadman ana "
but the latter always manages to crawl
out. Last fall ! received an oner %
box Stewart for club in Detroit ana
which l quickly accepted but Mr.; stew,
Art was quite bashful when he learned
ina; Loadman was the boy VINO "S
Heres wast Loadman has accom-.
p!lshed towards eliminating pron1tnent
rivals fer 4 championship match win
J. On October 80. 1919. Loadnan won
Frankie Brown OF New York. at Bal
tlnore. Brown. you know. beat ktloane.
2. Loadamn won referees aeetsion
over Young CLANCY. lnter-Alileo eaatn-
plen. IS rounds st Baltimore: .,o,
over Al. Shubart Of New Bedford. Mass
New England fsatherweight champion
l-oadman has also won nswspapSs
decisions over Jack shaTkey. Joe L ly
Row Moore, Kid Wolfe. Eddie Wtmler.
patsy seanlon. Bernie Hahn and others
Loadman scored a three round knock
out over Johnny Ertle At Milwaukee.
H4 also stepped Joe CNeill at syracuse
i've rcuads. and other good boys.
Ieadnan will box Stewart at iH
mounds ringsids ana guarantee to dupl-
rats his former performance and knock
Stewart out.
Yours very truly.
HUGH SHANNON.
Manager Of Dick Leadmah