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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-02
GOV. LARRAZOLO
ARRIVES SUNDAY

RYAN CO.. Red cross. American Legion,
Kralzauer. York & Co, Tri-state Beverage
Co, J, ". Lorentzen g. Co, Hex Cycle Co,
W. s. Mcllath Printing Co.. America
Grocery Co, swift g. Co. Taylor g. Smith.
Purity Feed Co. sherr-iu-i " lllia1ns Paint
Co. libby, McNeu q libby, Western weld
Blanket Poultry yards, Fl Paso Rabbit
Breeder association. elena Broom Mlg-
Co. Globe Mills, WoodlaWu BottlinE Co.
il Paso Brick Co. Empire Botuing WORKS.
Western Metal Mfg. Co.. Cromhie Candy
and syrup CO., HicEs-EayETard Co. RIO
Gruuds OIL Co., Tuttie Paint and Glass &C.,
WEIGH Bedding Co, e Faso sash sud
Door Co, II Paso Tent and Awning Co,
QuiEley, Magnolia BotuinE Works, Venus
Creamery Co.. AEar Bros. E T. Amouett,
Community Milling Co.. Western Motor
Sales Co, e Paso Moline Tractor Co,
Service Truck Co. Tri-state Motor Co,
~ Paso Overland Co, Garrett Motor CO..
West Texas Motor Co. Stou Motor Co.
Happy Jack Mining Co. Il Faso Foundry
Co.. Dawson Fuel CO.
Names Added TO Committee
Additional members to a reception
committee named by mayor Charles
Davis 20 act during the international
exposition were announced Saturday
morning. as follows: Judge W. r.
Smith. abe Silberberg, J. o. Crockett,
A. H CulWell, r n Dudley Il g
He'll. DR.. ". r Jameson, Rev P r
Kniclcerbocker, w. p. 3. McSain, A
W. Norcop, o. s Osborn, Robert Sill
berberE, ". F. Payne. Ben Sherrod,
Peyton Edwards, W. T. HiXs0n, D. G.
CroWel. J. T. Sweeney and c. 2.
Kelly.
Several additional plain clothes men
viii be added to the city detective
department TO protect visitors TO the
exposition against the activity Of
piciCpockets, according to decision
reached following a conference be-
tween mayor Davis and police chief
J. r. Montgomery Saturday morning
Activity Of piczpockets IN Juarez dur
ing the past few weeks is partially
responsible for the action, as IL is
might be transferred to FL Paso dur
ing the week.
Other cities to Initiate.
Dallas and san Antonio have be-
come SO much interested in Fl Paso' 8
exposition that they plan 70 send
delegates 20 inspect it, and also 90
do a little missionary work for them
selves among the Mexican delegates
a. g. Akeroyd and Ralph H Durkee.
OF san Antonio, are coming The Dali
las delegates have not been an
uouncsd-
All Mexicans who come TO FL Paso
10 attend the exposition may be is
sued border permits on presenting let
tiers OF Identification, according TO
the immigration authorities here BY
the state department A telegram
from John A. HappeE in Washington
10 the chamber OF commerce an
nounced these instructions
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-02

TASTEIN MOUTH
Stomach Was Out Of Order and Head
Aehsd, So KENNEDY Man Took
Blaek-DTaught-'H Cured
Me-" He Says.

Nancy Ky--8Ir. Marion Holeomb.
OF this place. says: For quite
long while. I suffered with stomach
trouble I would have pains and
heavy feeling after my meals, also
most dlsagreeabls taste IN my
mouth. II I ate anything with but
ter. oil or grease. I would spit It W.
I beCzn TO have regular sick head
ache.
q had used pills and tablets. but
after a course OF these I would be
eonstipated It Just seemed 70 tear
my stomach up. I found they were
no good at All for my trouble.
u heard Thsdford's Black-Drausht
recommended very highly. so I be-
gan to use It It cured ne I keep it
in the house all the time. It IS the
best liver medicine made. I do not
have sick headache or stomach
trouble my more"
When suffering from headache.
constipation. stomach or liver trouble.
try the old and weIl-recommended,
purely vegetable. Thedford's Black
Drausht
Just as Black-Draught brought re-
lief to Mr. Holeomb. so it also has to
thoesands Of others. and should help
you. too
Insist on having the genuine
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-02
CHURCHGIVES
3 MEN CHANCE
AT PREACHING

At the New Mexico conference at
Las Cruces there was a large audience
at the church, the occasion being the
continuation OF the educational move
meut program People were ful Of
expectancy TO hear bishop DuBose.
He was preceded by DR.. Anderson.
Bishop DuBose followed in speech
that might truly be characterized
~DuBosian," full OF metaphor, para
bic. illustration. fine points, and exc
quisite diction- his main proposition
was that education was the science Of
self discovery, effective IL IS an APP
piled science and q divine philosophy
Of life.
Three men were accepted on trial as
ministers. They are ]. w Rayner
James oliver Cox and W. A. Full
bright. They VIII remain on trial for
two years, each year having 70 pass
examination in qualification and
character.
An important report was presented
BY Harry Henderson, referring 70 the
finances Of the centenary rampaigu,
which showed that in comparison
with other conferences Of the church,
New Mexico occupied an honorable
position and really takes second place
upon the amount collected Of the
quota assigned by the central com
Dr. W. H Nelson. Of the Pacific
conference, DR.. II. j.. Stout OF the
Texas Woman's college, at Fort
Worth. made short addresses.
There viii be a meeting tonight IN
the church in The interests OK lne
conference boards
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-02

- ON q. "A. LAkhaLlLO, OF New
Mexico. viii be the first dis
tiuEuished guest 10 arrive for the
III Paso exposition and military car
livaL
Gen. Joseph Diclman viii be the
next distinguished arrival
O. c. Coles, who has been asked by
mayor Davis TO act as vice chairman
Of the reception committee, was al
Vised Saturday shat Gov. and Mrs
LarrazoIo. coming BY automobile,
would reach the Texas line at An
fhony. Sunday Afternoon az 4 o'clock.
Sir. Coles and mayor Davis and 1ami-
lies are going up I'm their cars 20 meet
him and they would Ike other mem
bsrs Of the mayors official recep-
ton committee 10 60
Gen. Dickmau. commander OF this
military area, VIII arrive at $3.50 sun
day evening from san Antonio. 1lr.
coles desires that as many as pos
sible be az the depot with mayor
Davis. Gen. p 7. Howe and himself
10 greet the general
To Stage a Battle
The Battle OF the Merrimac and
llonitor' Is % be staged each even
outdoor stage erected back Of COURT
house. II Is under the direction OF
James c. Quinn and VIII begin st 9
o'clock. A band viii be in attend
luce and some good comedy VIII be
injected.
a hundred visitors from chihuahua
WI attend the exposition, according
70 American consul J. B. Stewart Of
that city. "
work Given Approval.
work on all structures to be used
iu and around Liberty hall for the
carnival is now under way, An IN
spection CT the grounds and buildings
vas made Saturday By George lie
Baron, director general Of the expo
siiou and by .. A. Baudeen, manager
Of the chamber Of commerce Their
official o. X. was given 20 the work
BY o'clock Monday evening when
the exposition opens all buildings viii
be finished. The interior Of Liberty
hall wiz have an arbor effect over
head there VIII = erti1iciaL vines
with large punches OF grapes hang
inE from them. In these punches viii
be electric lights The johbers and
retailers VIII occupy most OF the
main hall The made In II Fas0 eL-
hIbit VIII be outside in a buildins
built specially for it.
List OF Exhibitors.
The lfst OF exhibitors at the expo
sition as announced By =. W Wotipka
st the chamber OF commerce Sarur-
day. follows;
Household Hardware Co.. 7. G. BilinEs
CO.. Norton Bros. Auc-r Lrl-1lata lall5lla
Machine Co. white Mouse. o. p. Lutler.
Rogers Furniture Co, Elsid-Parzer, Potter
Fl1ra1 Co. Monroe Calculating Machine
Cos Globe l1lls. A. LefEcTltz G sons. First
national Bank Popular Dry Goods Co,
llarfgn pacfinr Co. Lander Lumber Co,
china Palace Co. ii NcrdUald Co. sucrz4
aaautv Peel Cosmetic Co.. Graham Paper
Cos w-Crouch-LoEan c.. Slenal
--rrih COS Haymon krupp Co.. Sterchl
Bros Furrlturs Co. FL Paso Seed CO.. ".
= Blackwell & Co. Nomsen. DunneEa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-02
MADOO TO BEGIN TOUR
OF WEST ON OCIOBER b

New York. Oct 2.-WIIHam G. Nc
Ad0os former secretary OF the teras-
ury. VIII start on his speaking tour
10 the Pacific coast in the interest
Of the Democratic presidential and
vice presidential candidates about Oc-
toher 20, it was announced AZ Demo
cratic national headquarters here to-
day.
Secretary Of labor Wilson viii be-
sin a speaking tour OF the west Oc-
tober 8: senator Norris Sheppard Of
Texas, western trip next week
Bruce Kramer OF Montana, vice
chairman OF the Democrats national
COMMITTEES, his western speaking tour
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-02
ELEPHANT BUTTE SILT
Measurement COMPLETED

How much silt has been deposited
in the reservoir behind Elephant
Butte dam during the four years
since the dam has been in use wiz
soon be known with scientific ac-
curacv- says L n Lawson. proiecf
engineer. For two months. sound
ings have been going on from boat
all over the area Of the reservoir, ant
when the data has been compiled DO
viii be known not only how mucn
SIT has been deposited. but even
what IL consists Of, its chemical and
physical qualities
From the data thus obtained the
reclamation engineers can make ac-
curate predictions about the behavior
Of the reservoir in future, and plan
methods 20 reduce. control, or utilize
the silt IA the waters
October IS a party OF Wichita Falls
business men VIII be re guests OF
lTr. Lawson at the dam
A grain OF strychnine viii embitter
arn-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-02

backbone OF nonpartisan league
strategy IN the west Bryan's pollllcal
Independence this year is causing
comment BE plays close to the radl-
cal movement which is sweeping the
west ne is heart and soul In the
prohibition fight his friends here
say he considers it a vital issue az lar
as congress IS concerned. but that his
support OF Gov. Cox VIII never de-
Velop from the vague and indefinite
stage which It Is in At present be-
cause Of the league OF nations cues
Ready to start Fight.
Bryan thinks Gov. Cox stands com
mitted % the Wilson position OF op-
position TO the league OF nations
with the Lodge reservations To get
Bryan's support Gov. Cox would have
70 espouse the set Of reservations %
the peace treaty voted for by several
Democratic senators last year iE a
vain but desperate hope Of satisfying
senator Henry Cabot Lodge The
Democrats who stood BY Mr.. Wilson
and the Republicans Who like Hiram
johnson, opposed the entire league,
formed q combination big enough 70
prevent ratification On the Lodge
basis.
But on domestic legislation. pos
sihle war with Mexico, changes IN
the federal reserve banking system
and the revival Of the protective
tariff. 1lr. Bryan may fully be eE-
pected 20 jump into the fray as the
leader OF the proEressiVes on the
Democratic side II Gov. Cox should
be defeated.
Senator Johnson. Ike senator Len
root, Of Wisconsin, Is planning e.
group fight against everything reac-
tionary that may be proposed from
any quarter IN the next admiuistra-
ton For the present, Bryan ana
Johnson are exchanging views and
veteran politicians that they are, they
wait calmly for the ideas OF Ncvem-
ber.-Copyright 1920 By David Law
renee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-02
WINS
'Y'' CONTEST
WORLD SERIES

The Bocst0u Americans. under the
management OF 7. G. Savage. won a
victory Of 80 10 IS over the Brooklyn
Nationals under Rev Floyd Poe's
management, I'm the worlds series
game" Friday I'm the third annual
membership rally at the II. a. c. A.
The American league made a total
score Of 90 bases, 200 members and
195 scores I'm the four days rally as
against los bases. $50 members and
178 scores by their opponents.
Though the goal ser for the can
vassers OF the senior commission was
$50 new and renewed members, and
members, officials OF the drive state
that there IS a certain momentum
which VIII continue 20 bring IN mem
bers for several days and the total
goal may yet be reached
final dinner for the senior COM
mission was held Friday night at the
Y. H. C. A. at which che reports Of
the various teams and a musical pro-
gram were given sgt. Dawson. solo
list. and Clark HanshaW gave several
musical selections and addresses were
made by H H Fris, president OF the
National league, presid,enl FRANK
Farrell Of the American league s. J.
BRENT. general secretary OF the asso-
citation and secretary Of the senior
commission. and T. G.. Perry, presi-
dent Of the senior commission.
Rev. Floyd Poe was conceded the
highest individual batter" with a
score Of 81 new members He was
presented with a watch fob with
gold y emblem pendant by J. II. Ma
tious, president OF the association J.
G. Savage was next best scorer with
al total Of % new members.
The boys treasure hunt" Friday
afternoon was won By George
Thomas. Each prize was a years
membership IN the y. II. G. A A like
award VIII be presented the boy
whose guess as 10 the results OF sat
urday afternoons football game be-
tween the Calumnus club and the u
Paso high school team comes nearest
the score.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-02
cox ENTERS LAST LAP OF
TOUR OF WESTERN STATES

Kansas City. No. Oct Gov. Cox
came back into Missouri today on the
last lap Of his long western tour.
Entering the state from Oklahoma.
he was % speak a. Joplin this morn
ing. arriving here late today. Gov.
Cox and his party viii leave for Ere
mont, Ohio. tonight
Three addresses we're scheduled
here.
IN his evening address. Gov. Cox
VIII share the platform with Mrs
George Bass, OF Chicago, Democratic
discuss issues OF especial interest 70
women voters
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-02
Fireman is Killed When
Engine Rolls into River

Spokane. wash. Oct Roy Moore,
ireman. Of Hillyard wash, was
'roWned when the Great Northern
nail train No. % was derailed be-
-Teen Troy, Mont, and Boomers Ferry.
Ida. and the engine rolled into the
kooteuaf river. according 20 adrices
received here at the offices Of the
railway.
Robert Slater. the engineer, SUI
fered a broken arm Three Of the
cars comprising the train were de-
mclishcd, the report stated
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-02
Plane PI15ngeS
In Lake; Flyer
BeIted, DrOWnS

Chicago. H.. Oct. Lieut. sidney
Pedott. Of Chicago. a naval reserve
officer. was drowned this afternoon
when 8 naval seaplane which he was
flying plunged into Lake Michigan.
two miles off Lake Forest
Lieut. A. K Bachelor, Of Saginaw,
Mich, his companion, was thrown
clear and swan back TO the wreck
age. He made a vain effort TO re-
lease Bedott's life belt before the
MracEaEa sauE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-02

The United states attorneW advises
defendants in criminal cases and their
counsel that all felony cases wiz be
subject TO call Monday and unless ar
rangements are made az his office
20 appear at a later date. the cases
wiz be called and bonds forfeited
Fl defendants are not present
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-02
Merchants And
Cafe O1Cnef-S Up
For Pr0fiteeriRg

Oklahoma City, Okla Oct q
Thirty Oklahoma city merchants and
restaurant proprietors were arrested
today on federal warrants charging
violation OF the Lever act The war
rants were issued following indict-
ments returned by the federal grand
jury which reported sufficient evl-
dences. OF profiteering had been
found 20 warrant prosecution OF me
merchants.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-02

Immediately. and Homer Cummings.
former chairman OF the Democratic
national committee, a tour 20 the Pa
cific coast October g.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-02

An intensive course in ballot cast
ing is being given TO the women in
New York by the Republican Wo-
mans committee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-02
VINTON WILL
SHOWCOTTON
AT EXPOSITION

Vinton, Texas. Oct. IA bale Of
Durango cotton from the g. NJ
Church farm on the west side Of the
valley viii be on exhibition at the
International exposition in II Paso,
October 4 10 9. This cotton measures
one and one-fourth inches IN staple
and is the finest seen in the valley
so far. 1t IS the first Durango cotton
Eiuned ia the valley and was giuued
at the Seller gin at Anthony
Three bales Of cotton have been
taken from the Ford farm, and four
from Hoskin and Gherkin farms.
Charles A. kinzel sold his country
place south Of Vinton to W r Skid
more, Of Fort Worth, who took i'm
mediate possession The deal in
ciudes 80 acres, 10 OF which are in
orchard with a variety OF fruits
Killed By Automobile.
Miss Ignacia Contreras died at her
home following an illness Of several
months caused by being run over by
an automobile last summer. The ma
chine passed over her chest. She was
20 years old. Her parents and two
brothers survive
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-02
E. P. & S. W. OFFICIALS WILL
MAKE ANNUAL INSPECTION

Thirty-three officials OF the e. P.
8. S. W. ralIroad wiz make an annual
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-02

commencing early Monday in 81 Paao.
From III Easo the party viii visit
every ston and make a detailed in
sDsction OF every station in the east
ern division Prizes VIII be awarded
for the best and cleanest kept sta
tons and yards
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-02

Roasted spiders are considered a
feHcacy In New Caledonia-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-02

A grain OF strychnine viii embitter
100000 grains Of water.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-12-11

Grace Methodist church. Morning
service at 1850. Sernon by the pas
tor. Subject, "The Eleventh Com
r'endment' Bible school at - and
ErWorth League at 6. At the even
ing service at : there viii be music
by the church orchestra and the pas
tor will sneak on the first of a scrir-
Of ire,iie questions, "What Makes
Z Good HusbunI?'
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-12-11
ST. JOHNSDURY
local News

Give her Hoover for Christmas
The Peck Co. adv
Nj. and Mrs. Freeman A. Pierce
leave Saturday afternoon for Mel
rose, Mass. where they expect TO
spend the rest OF the winter with
.ceT daughter, MIS- Dwight c. Drew
Give her a Hoover for Christmas
The Peek Co. adv
The Searchlight Club will be en-
-ertaincd Monday evening by Mrs
Herbert ". Blodgett at No. s WcSt-
.''1 avenue. Members &.e requested
o bring their own work and articles
'or the kitchen shower. Schraft's
chocolate ba.s will be on sale. Execu-
i've board meeting at 7 o'clock.
Mrs. Martha A. Hopkins, wife of
Wilson L. Honkins, died on Thurs
law. Dec. Q. The funeral was held at
'or home at No. Sc Portland st. on
Saturday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
Dr.. Charlotte Fairbanks Office will
Ao closed until Tuesday, Dec. II. adv
The many friends Of Charles ".
Earn will regret to learn that he re-
oe'vel a shock Friday and will be
token to BGightlook hospital today
for treatment. Mrs. Fa11 has been at
Ewirhtlook several weeks on account
ofn0or health.
nvirht c. Drew. who since his
r.2 tuition from the Academy has
boon In Y n. c. \. work in Massa-
ohusytt@. has beeN promoted by be-
IN" wade a member IF the tntorng-
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-12-11
200 REPORTED KILLED
IN EARTHQUAKE

ROME, Dec, 1l-All the villages in
the Tepclcni district of southern Al
bania have been destroyed by ar
earthquake according to message
to newspaper here today. TWO
hundred person, are reported killed
while $4,000 have been made home
less. The town of Tcpcleni was com
pletcly destroyed. The shocks arc
continuing.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-12-11

First Church o. Christ, Scientist,
corner Of Main and Prospect streets.
Sunday morning service at 1913.
Subject, God, the Prc,erver Of
Man.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-12-11

Union Bapt,sct Church Morning
worshi-' 1890. Sermon by the pqstor,
Thou Art the God of Ny Salvation. "
School Of the Church y noon. Even
inr service of Song and Sermon 100,
"The Shields Of the Earth"
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-12-11

"hr WORK an uoFno"u &"oi man
ha. G.rc is l!.c rrin Of water flow
inc hidden underground. secretly max
ing the ground green above it.-Car-
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-12-11
SUNDAY SERVICES

vt the morning service at the
North church the pastor will preach
On "Nisions aaI Tasks Sunday
school at y.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-12-11

Garry On society for young people
at 100 atthe Manse, Union service at
Ploasc-U theatcr at l. Stcreopticon
lecture by Rev. +. \. Poole on The
American Ind IN"
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-12-11
Rev FolIy / B0wIby.

NO matter what popular op!n-
ion may be- in the gist OF 4 g
Lords Day Alliance utterances,
the United States must return
10 a purer and more sacred Sab
bath. This statement, following
the opening of headquarters in
New York with National Secrc-
tJry Rev. Harry l.. Bowlby in
charge, has excited the big town
folks as no other recent event.
For under the cloak Of dry
cleaning" the United States
through federal and state laws,
New York has discovered that the
drive OF the Lords Day Alliance
Of prohibiting all Sunday amuse-
ments is the ultra aim against the
use Of tobacco, especially the
Clgaret. The Fifth Avenue Coach
Company has taken a vote of its
thousands OF riders and will con-
t'nue to permit smoking on the
three rear seats atop their OWE
buses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-04

three rounds with his sparr!ng partner.
Jules LCnCaur. much to the surprise
and enjoyment of tie fans.
From the first gong Carpenter tore
rights and letts 70 various parts Of his
face and body without a return. In
turn he would leave down his guard
repeatedly and demonstrates his block
ing ability. his partner finding II lmpos-
sible 10 land blow.
Carpenters style Of lighting is alto
gcther unlike other men OF his weight
Standing on the fore part OF his foot,
he lands blow after blow wNhin frac-
ton OF an inch of the mark intended
In this position ne is able 10 hit solid
ly. give ground if necessary or block
blows.
The Frenchman certainly has pity for
his partner. During tho first few mo-
ments of the opening round Carpenter
slipped on the wet canvas in his part
ncr's corner and fell to his hands. He
refused to strike Leneaur until his
manager. Deschamp. had wiped the dirt
from the glove with towel. 10 tn" en-
joyment OF the fans
Other Bouts.
Ray Parks OF SteubenvillN did not
meet Johnny stevens in tn" final wind
up, due to the failure OF the latter TO
put in an appearance. ,,.,,.
In tho semi-hnal bout Billy Williams
OF Martins Ferry was completely out
classed by Young singer or pittsburgh
The IlttSpurRner look ak SIN IONlluS'
and in the sixth Williams was all bul
out on his feet.
SINGERS style Of lighting was unlike
the style of Williams former oppo-
nents. Being left handed. the Pitts-
burgher led repeatedly with his right
by choppinC it down over Williams
face. and followed it up by a solid lott
TO the solar pleNus or face.
williams tried his rushing tactics rc-
peatedly but by sidestepping Singer
put himself out OF the way and watched
Billy crash into the ropes blindly with
his arms swinging wild IN an effort TO
md some place TO land.
Only once did Williams land Solidly.
that being in the third round. when he
beat Singer to the punch and landed I"
the abdomen. Singer however. came
back strong and landed so often that
Williams was scasick.
PreltIalnaries.
BY jabbing his opponent with his l"ft
and crossing with his right. Wild
Collcy Of wellsburg knocked out ''v-
clone Miller Of Moundsvill" in IN"
fourth round OF their bout. Miller WA
also floored in the second by left I"
the Jaw for the count OF eight.
The bell in the fourth saved Fin"
Auber from q Knockout at the hands "f
Jackie James in the opening bout Of
the show. Both lads fought hard and
tired rapidly.