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The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-16
Common LeUel"
Feature Thursday
at the Seabreeze

What is caliedSthe greatest picture
since ''Cabaria" is "A Common Level
featuring Maud Breeze, and Claire
Whitney, which will be seen ut the
Seabreeze Opera House: Thursday af-
ternoon and evening. Thousands Of
men and horses are employed in this
stupendous production. They properly
portray the ruthless methods of the
ancient warriors in comparison with
the lawless tactics of the present day
money king. It's, a big feature
Tonight, Manager Reynolds of the
Seabreeze will. show THE House With
out Childrepi a big hunan-interest
drama, with an all-star cast incud-
ing Richard Travers. Gretchen Hart
man, Henry Gsell and Helen Weer.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-16

Paul Z. DeFrees Of Warren. Pa
who last week was visiting at tbs
winter residence Of his uncle. 3. W
Rogers on Vermont Ave. aas returned
home.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-16
TIRED FEELING ENDS;
LIVER GOES TO WORK
Clean out your system with the One
Day Doctor, and feel like new.

I Tired feeling, headache, catching
cold easily. usually Indicate that your
system is clogged up with poisonous
waste matter II may be your liver,
kidneys or bowels. or all OF them.
Don't let the trouble drag along until
you're badly run down and an easy
victim of disease.
The One Day Doctor cleans youi
system out thoroughly. tones you up
and you feel like new. This is q
one-day course of treatment, regulat
ing stomach. liver. kidneys and bow
els. Take it today. notice the prompt
relief. and see how lively and vel
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'Keep in mind the Baptist Church
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-16
'tOnly One Thing
Breaks My Cold"
"That's DIR. Kings New Dis
covery, for Fifty Years
a Cold Breaker

TIME-TRIED for fifty years and
L never more popular than today.
Nothing but the relief it gives from
stubborn old colds, and on-rushing
new ones, grippe and throat -torturing
coughs could have made DIR. Kings
New Discovery the standard remedy it
is today. No harmful drugs.
Always reliable, and good for the
whole family. Has a convincing, heal
ing taste with all its good medicinal
qualities. At all druggists, 90 cents,
ST 20 a bottle. .
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!. s.HOW'S THE weather. ]
!. TODAY? );

Wpgpl weather coutsnued through
out the country yesterdar and last Eve
ming, few eitiesty reporting freezing
weather, with exceptionally warm tenn,
peratp5es fp:chioagu and Kansas City,
nfesasthg warmer weather here in the
next few days.
Daytona offered tourists excellent
weather for February. the high mark
for the day being "a with low tenn
perature last evening OF so.
Other weather reports for the cities
of the north We're:
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-16

you feel tomorrow Costs oEls z5I.
Try IT,
If yonr druggist does not have il.
send 25c and well mail It. prepaid
Absolute satisfaction or money re-
funded One Day Doctor Co, Bour.
bon. Ind. -Adyt
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-16
NEW STYLES
NEW STANDARDS
NEW VALUES
PRICED MOST
REASONABLY

Your personal inspection Of
our initial presentation IS most
cordially invited.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-16

5O6215-1t.
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4ATTENTloN COMPANY a

All members of Company A. 1sl
Battalion. Infantry. are requested to
he present in uniforms at the Ameri-
can Legion clubrooms, at 7:30 tonight
TO parade TO the Elks' Charity Fair
at the Armory
LIEUT.. H. g. POLLITz.
LIST Seperate Co, n. G. f.
5nR 21,1t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-11
WARREN ACCEPTS POSITION B
AS BANK VICE. PRESLDEN7'
Will Leave Merchants National il
Richmond to Assume New
Duties ut Abingdon.

Roger S. Warren. who has been for
the past two and half years assis-
iant cashier OF the Merchants Ma
tional Bank of this city. mas accepted
the vicc-presidcncy of the First Ma
tional Bank Of Abingdon. Va. and
VIII take up his new work on
March /.
MIR. Warren is Il native of Acco-
mac County. and previous to his con
nection with the Merchants National
was for seven years with the State
Corporation Commission as examiner
OF Virginia State banks. and has an
extensive acquaintance among the
bankers throughout the State
The First National Bank of Abing-
don is situated in the heart of the
blue grass section of Southwest Vir-
Sinia: has capital OF, $500. 900. sur
plus OF $4,000 and deposits OF APP
proXimatcly Sl,25o.O00. and is the
largest bank between Roanoke and
the Tennessee line.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-11
FUNDS INCREASED FOR
WORK OF DRY OFFICERS
House Provision of S7,10O,OOO for
Prohibition Enforcement Is
Raised TO S1,5OO,OOO
IBy \ssoCiatod Press 1

WASHINGTON FEB lo.-Increased
FUNDS Tor the prohibition enforce
ineEt, urged by the National Anti
saloon League. were authorized by
the Senate Appropriations coumittce
todaN In reporting the annual lcSis-
lativc. executive and judicial appro-
priHt"n biii. The iiouSc provision Of
81 Ce,Uoc WAS increased 10 $500. GOO.
and ii j. understood that, advance in
salaries OF some enforcement agents
was "G" % The objects ui ;io increus"
Tie ruhibition item wa, the pris-
clp5i increase voted by the Senate
committee. As reported, the bin car
RIGS Slln.3&D.uD0 as compared with
the total OF $l0o. YSl000, approved by
the House.
Oi.c If tho Senate committee addi-
tons was Tor continuing the annual
honn, of S2iU to uie hulk OF FederIl
employees.
y committee rider was the Swa:-
SCr-'i!i.SS amendment. also carried in
the AGRICULTURAL appropriation bill,
authorizing the Treasury 10 purcha sc
SiO",000,c0o Of farm land banl;
M ltcm OF $4,000 to provide n
frcprouf receptacle for the Dcciara
tion OF Independence and other v;tlu-
able state Department archives also
WAS voted by. the committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-11
U. S, SQUADRON Is
SENT TO NICARAGUA
FOR INVESTIGATION
Will Take Charge OF Situation Re.
sulting From Wrccking OF
Newspaper Plant.

WASHINGTON. Feb. lo.-secretary
Of the Navy Daniels today ordered
Rear Admiral Bryan, commander o.
the Central American squadron. 10
proceed immediately to Nicaragua
and take charge of the situation
brought about by marines wreckng
newspaper plant ut ManaEua.
Twentyonc marines were involved
in the attack ON the plant OF tho
newspaper La Tribuna. Daniels was
advised today in dispatch from
Captain undcrhill. commander OF the
American :narinc guard ut Mamagua
All have been arrested. Undcrhill
reported. The marines destroyed the
plant. Undcrhil's dispatch stated. fol.
lowing newspaper attacks on the
American forces. There are loa
marines forming a legation guard a.
ManaEua, Daniels said.
Rear Admiral Bryan. with the flag
ship Dolphin. is At or near Panama
Daniels sad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-11
DECLARE CEDDEs man
WHO TALKED OF WAR
Statement Before Leav-
ing London.
SAY CONFERENCE WAS HELD
British Papers Claim That Their
Men Were Not Invited to Attend
Meeting Held in the Foreign
Office.

LONDON, Feb. lO.-The high per-
sonage" who gave an interview to
the American press correspondents
ut the Foreign Office lis no other than
Sir Auckland Geddes. British Ambas-
sador to the United states" accord
ing to the Daily Herald today.
The British press now, accepts it as
fac; that the high parsonage" who
gave an audience to the American
cores ponients nj the Foreign OF
flee on Monday was Sir Auckland
Geddes. British Ambassador TO the
United states. Sir Auckland had in
tended the conference TO be the
means of promoting closer under
standing between the British and
American peoples. 1t was for that -ea.
son that he emphasized the fact ,hal
war between Grea1 Britain and the
United States is not only Impossible
but inthinkablc.
The London press continued today
TO devote columns of news ana ccn-
mont 10 the incident, and il was
pointed oft that the bedrock OF the
NHSie uHai'f i'StS upcll NHe lsttt lt.tl
the American News Agency men
toned by the Foreign Office had mis-
quoted the British Ambassador.
Some OF the newspapers attacked
the custom OF giving anonymous in
terviews under any circumstances
md the Times lectures tho govern
mcnt upon it's methods of handling
affairs.
The Morning Post. the star and the
Daily News yesterday commented at
some length on the statement pub
iished in America. The Stars poiti-
cal correspondent says that such Il
conference as described did take
place NJ the Foreign Office, and that
while the spokesman was not a for
cign official he WAS very high
British official. who is the best au-
thority for discussing relations be-
tween the United States and Grea,
Britain.
The Morning Post goes further and
names Sir Auckland Gcddes.
Going further into the conference.
the stars political correspondent,
says:
no official note was taken OF the
conference. which is a pity. II is
also unfortunate that British press
men We're not invited 10 participate
they are equally concerned in the
maintenance of unhroiten friendship
with the United States"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-11
DAUGHTERS OF 1912 AID
SICK EX-SERVlCE MEN
Contribute to- Magazine Fuud for
Veterans in Btur Ridge
Sunutoriuru,

Mrs. Clarence r.. r. Jcnnc. OF Hart
ford. Conn, was unan!monsI% IN
dcncy of the National daughters OF
lSl2 at the meeting OF the "Nccuiiv"
board Of the Virginia section at an
all-day session held yesterday at IN.
Jefferson Hotel. Mrs. ". samuel
GOODWIN was indorscd also for re-
election to the office Of second vice
president.
The morning session was given
over TO the hearing of reports from
the State officers. chairmcn of stand
ing committees and chapter regents.
which showed the work 20 be pro-
crossing throughout the State.
Contributions have been made by
tho chapters To the magazine" fund
for cX-service mem in the Blue Ridge
ing children Of Europe. and the First
Virginia Chapter OF f.mporia. as part
of it's Anericanixation work. has
founded "a scholarship in the Inter-
national College Mt Springfield. Mass
The society is particularly inter
csted in the collection OF historical!
data in Virginia. and TO this end Mrs.
w. ;. Goodwyn has contributed Il re-
cord of SO marriage bonds in Green
Vile County, which will be placed
among the archives of the national
society, The society. went on record
rs favoring the acquisition OF q room
to I've dedicated to tie use of the or
saniatton in the proposed George
Was h!nSton Memorial building IN
Contribution was made by the So
ciety 10 the endowment fund of the
Lee MauSoleum ut Lexington. Va,
and the various chapters throughout
the state will make similar contri-
buttons. The next meeting OF the
1oard will be in Washington in April
following the adjournment Of the as
soc!atc council.
Among those present were: Mrs. ].
j.. i. C;.ssc!l, Mrs. w. $ GOODWIN,
Mrs, Warner Moore. Mrs. II. H. Pur-
ell, Miss Katherine = Evans Mrs
W 4. Land. Mrs Irwin w. Moon
Miss Mary Anna NcDlett. Mrs. J. ..
James, Mrs. l.. &. Pc!ouzc, and Mrs.
William j. Judd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-11
POLICE ACCUSE WOMAN
OF DEMOLISHlNG PLACE
Declare Florence Charles, CoIurcd.
Wrecked seventeenth street
Restaurant

1T looked JUS, as if the Fire De-
partmcnt had been called there 10
eNt.nGuish terrific blaze" said Po-
liccman Anthony yesterday In dcscrip-
ing the place OF Belas Charles. col
cred. at ZIG North Seventeenth Street.
The fancy work on the place is al
legged to have been done by Florence
Charles. the wife OF the man whose
restaurant was demolished The
wife. according TO the policemen.
suspected that there was 4 woman in
the case and went to work. Her hus-
band fled from the restaurant i'll
terror. Policeman Doeppe. who made
the arrest with Policeman Anthony.
said.
Seized with a terrific frenzy OF
rage. Policeman Docppc said. the wo-
man grabbed up the iron stove and
threw 1t into the middle OF the street.
With grapefruit and eggs flying in
all directions about her. She look ell
the picture of n juggler. as described
by Policeman Anthony. Nearly every
window in the front OF the place was
smashed out, the officers say. and tn.
interior was torn up almost ire
parably, 1t was from her that they
received Information on which they
later Swore out a warrant charging
her husband with transporting liquor.
The wife was charged with being dis
orderly and breaking up the restau-
rant property. The cases Of both
wi.l come up today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-11
Guild to l.cgiu SnicS.

The Woman's Guild % Grace F:pis-
copai Church Will begin 4 series o:
sales, to be huld every Saturday
morninS during Lent NJ $3.50 O'clOcN
In trent OF X. l. Christians st"r,
on Broad street pciicatcsscn art
icles for sunday dinners and Cuppers
will be sold. ami the menus NIL h,
varied each week. Prominent wo-
men have the affair In Charge. ana
the sale promises 10 be an intorCsi-
ing event OF each week. and largely
attended The first sale viii DC held
tomorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-11
STOMACH ON
A STRIKE
"Pape's Diapepsin" puts
Sour, Classy, Acid Stomaclas
in order at once /!

Wonder what upset your stonac
which portion of tho food d:d IN,
damage-do you? Well. don't bother
II your stomach is in revolt. /
sick. gassy and upset and what yo,
just ate has fcrmentcd and turnc,
sour; head dizzy and aches. belle.
gases and acids ana crUctatc unai
gested food--just eat Il tablet or tw
OF Fape's Diapepsin to helm neutra!
ize aicdity and in five minutes 20,
wonder what became of the indigcs
ton and distress.
IL your stomach doesn', take car,
OF your liberal limit without rebel
lion; il your food is a damage in
stead Of Il help. remember tn. quick
est. surest. mos; harmless antacid |.
Papc's Diapcpsin. which costs SO III
tie At drug stores. -Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-11
Troops Assisting in cnor striLe,

ALBANY. =. y. Feb. lC.--Rcsump
ton of street car service on the lines
OF the United Traction Company In
Albany and Troy with nonunion crews
today was marked by Il request oil
Mayor Fleming, OF Troy. 20 Governor
Miller for State troopers TO assis,
'he Troy police in maintaining order
state troopers have been on duty in
AlPany since early yesterday. Three
ears were operating in Albany this
morning ana onS In Troy. No early
disorders were reported.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-11
TWENTY-NiNE NAMED
IN BLANKET INDICTMENT
Corporations Are Charged with Nio-
iatinI New York Anti
Trust Laws.

NEW YORK, Feb ia blanket in
dictntcnt naming twenty-nine cor
porat!ons, all members of the Asso-
citation of Dealers in Masons' Build
ing Materials, and charging viola
,ion OF the States antitrust laws.
was returned yesterday by the Su-
premc' Court grand jury Investigate
ing the alleged building trust.
F!ftysiX individuals connected
with these corporations were indicted
on similar charges last week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-11
Eighty Ton. OF Fish Oncrcd Free.

Los ANGELES. CAT. Feb. To-
Eighty tons OF barracuda brought by
fishing boats from Lower California
waters. were offered free at los An
gc!cs harbor today to any ono who
would carry them away. Til. fish.
ormeu found the market ovcrStoclcd
when they arrived. They said they
Nnd paid s3,@oo tax TO the Mexican
government on the catch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-11
Will Return Negro To Gcorgia.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Feb. 10
Mace GiddcnS. a negro fugitive in
Jail ut Crown Point, Ind. who is
wanted AZ Sylvester. Ga, on n Charge
OF murder. will. he returned for trial.
i, was announced today al the office
OF Governor McCray.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-11
Concerns Not to Pack Muny Tomatoes

OGDEN. UTAH. FEB. lO.-Owiug to
the surplus on hand from last year
and the outlook Tor 1921. many Utah
Gamers may not pack tomatoes this
year. ii WAS announced following a
meeting of members Of the Utah
Gamers Association here. Packing
of peas will be on Il basis of.about
onc-fourth that OF last season, il was
stated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-11
rrright Wreck niocis4 Track.

BALTIMORE. MD. Feb. i0-A
freight train wreck in Union Tunnel
OF the Pennsylvania Railroad here
early today blocked both the tracks
50 badly that officials o: the COM
pany said it would take from eight
cen to twenty hours to clear them
sufficiently TO permit passage of traf-
fc. Meanwhile all passenger trains
are Dein. dctourcd over the Bnlt;-
more and ohio between this city and
Washington. No one was hurt,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-11
= Killed. 10 injured in wrech.

HOT SPRINGS. ARK. Feb. lo.-Twu
cnginemen were killed and ten pas
scnSers were reported injured. some
seriously, when u Missouri Pacific
passenger, train from St. Louis was
wrecked today six miles east Of Hot
Springs. The cause ut the WRECK;
was not determined
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-11
E,-soldicr Is Police Chief in Tampa

VI. Williams prohibition enforce
tnent officer In this vicinity credited
with more successful raids than any
member OF the prohibition forces. who
received the American Distinguished
service Cross. the French CroiX de
Gncrrc ANA the italian War Cross OF
Merit in rccoEnition OF his war rec
ORD. was named chief Cc police by
the city commission here last night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-11
TAR AND FEATHER CASE TO
BE DROPPED, SAY LAWYERS
VIII Henri Charges Against HaGlcy
and Middleton at Jacksonville
February 80.
| BY Associated Press. ]

JACKSONVILLE, FLA. Fob. To-
The cases against Charles Bagioy
and Edward Middleton, charged with
aggravated assault following The
tarrinE and feathvrinG OF Francis =.
sullivan. were. on plea OF The dc
Tense. Continued until February 20,
when called today.
The ease Will be dropped when called
for preliminary nearing today was
the prediction mad. by members Of
the citizens lawyers committee APP
pointed TO prosecute the alleged Of
tenders.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-11
VIRGINIA MACkAY- SMITH
WEEDS CAPTAIN B0Y-ED
Daughter of Late Bishop and For
ncr German Naval AttacIc
Are Married in Berlin.
| by Associated Press. !

LANCASTER. PA. Feb. 10.-Miss
virginia Mackay-Smi,h. daughter of
the late bishop Alexander MacKay-
Smith, of the Protestant Episcopal
Diocese OF Pennsylvania. and Captain
harl Boy-Ed, former German naval
attachc ut Washington. were married
today in Berlin.
cablcgram to this eject was re-
ceivcd from the brides mother by
close friends of the MacKay- Smith
family in this city as published by
the Lancaster Inter;igenccr
Miss MacKaySmith. with her
mother. left their home IN Washing
ton last month for. Gcrmuuy, but
nothing was said of the apr oach ing
wedding at the ;imc.
The wedding marks the elimination
OF Il romance which mas aroused the
interest OF TWO continents. Miss Mac
Nay-Smtth aud Captain Boy ed nave
been reported engaged NUMBER OF
times during the iast few years. but
each time II was denied. The first
report was circulated shortly before
Captain Boy-i. and Captain Won
fapcn were recalled from Washing
ton by the German government in
december. 1915, at tnc request OF
president Wilson. Tine two officers
were charged with having been con
nected with munition plots and the
sending OF supplies to Germany. as
well as plots with Mexico.
Captain Boy Ed WAS reported TO
have returned to this country IN dis
Suisc in March. 1917. and 10 have
visited MISS .Mackay Smith NJ her
home in Philadelphia. This, however.
WAS denied by the young woman. and
hcr mother characterized the report
as Ridiculous Agents 81 the De-
partment of Justice ma!ntat:ed Il
constant watch at the Afackay- smith
home. but nothing WAS discovered 70
SubStantiate the report that 10y Ed
was there, or even in the country.
Miss MacSay- Smith first met Cap
tain Bow Ed I'm 1872
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-11
Arrest Mnn for Passing bogus Check.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Feb. 10
In the arrest of =. -. Holland. young
white man Of this city, on a charge of
passing Ii forged check FOR $50. po-
lice believe, they have the man who
recently secured 4. thousand dollars
OF more from various banks and mcr-
chants here by passing spurious
checks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-11
Reds Grouping for OFFENSIVE.

CONSTANTINOPLE. Feb. 1O.-Half
the total BQlshcvist forces are group
Ing for military operations. accord
ing to latest information received
here. with forty divisions OF the So
vet army on the Polish front and
twelve on the Rumanian front.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-11
WIZ rrn",icc Law In Washington.

WASHINGTON. Feb. lC.-Sena,or
iioke Smith, or Georgia has ceased
o''ic"s here for the practice Of law
after his retirement from the senate
March 3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-11
BrnxIiIun, ru,,d,nps uo,,bca

ings OF the Ministry of Foreign AZ
fairs ,apd the stock exchange were
considerably damaged by anarchist
bombs yesterday.
Jack Frost, Salt is pure and
clean. ASK your ,Groccr.--Adv.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
MISSES one OOT or
5000 TO BlSEAi< TIE
r0OlOTCAH
y D A 80 snncIal J

n. =. A. stan Special.l
BIRMINGHAM. Ala, Jan. 29.-The
most perfect trigger finger in the
world
It belongs to T. X. Lee Of Birming-
ham: He's the best all around shot
OF them all.
Squeezing the trigger al the right
time is his secret for hitting the
bull's-cye.
Lee shoots one flrearm just about
as we'll as another. The rifle, pistol,
revolver and sh0tgun-they're all
alike TO him.
He hits the bulrs-eye so regularly
that II gets mOnOtonOus TO the gall
leries, but not 10 him. Lee enjoys
this kind Of mOnOtOny.
With the small bore rifle he holds
~ worlds records, "a with the pistol
and revolver.
Here's how he hits EN-:
From 1919 TO 1920 inclusive he
scored 1908 out OF 1000 in indoor
rifle shOOting-the bulleyes being
only twO-thirds the size OF a dime.
Firing distance is IS feet.
Won revolver and pistol champion
ships in 1919.
Set worlds record with pistol in in
door shooting in 1918 and equaled It
in 1920.
Won pocket revolver championship
in 1920
Some OF his scores with the rife
1893 out OF a possible 2OOO i5qq out
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
PERKINS SHADES
KID YODEL HERE

In the wind up at the smoker Of
ih, keystone Field Club in Pythian
Castle last night. Joe Martin, the
cal welterNNcight. and Frankie Nc
kenna OF West Philadelphia, fought
six listless rounds. As a previous
bout fought by the pair recently was
NnrlWind affair. last nights match
was "a disappointment 90 the boxing
fans who filed the hall TO its capacity;
A. Johnny Perkins OF Chester had
hcen reported 10 De not in the hest
Of condition. The bout between ne
and Kid Yodcl Of this city, was cut
from six b. four rounds. but Pcrkins
showed that his condition was not
~ tho worst when he outhoXed the
local boy. Prkins weakened IN the
I urth round, however. ~
In the final preliminary tommy
N,cvar,i Of Chester. and Harry Smith
Of cumberland, Md. two dusky sons
~ Ham. nut up a comedy bout that
lasted four rounds. Smith figured
that nc had done enough Work Tor
ihe evening and decided 10 quit.
tohnnv T9uh of Chester, outboNcd
Eid Johnson in their setto, although
noiihor hoy showed any damaging el-
fecis afler the four rounds OF hght-
inc. nj Ao,,,
Jimmy Nckcnna and Joe Bird, notii
of philsdelphia. put one OF the best
acts staged here this year. The only
thing missing was the band. Referee
lack McGowan yelled himself hoarse
in an effort 10 get the boys. together
Roih showed that they could box, bul
musl have hccn on friendly terms.
Battling Barnes treated Jack Henry
lo an excellent lacing in the second
and third rounds of their bout. which
was stopped in the last minute o.
fhe third 40 save Henry from further
punishment.
Ollie Bail hcsted Billie Watchins IT
four rounds