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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-12
ARCHBISHOP HAYES SAILS.
(Pv Associated preSsl

NEW YORK. Jan. 12.-Archbishop
P. ]. Hayes of the Roman Catholic
diocese of New York was a passenger
on the steamship Pasario, sailing to-
day for Rome. He goes on an ecccles-
iastical mission of several months du-
ration.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-12
Funeral Arrangements

Rodefeid-F'uneral services for Aug
ust Henry Rodefeld, 81 years old. who
died at his home, POI South Tenth
street early Tuesday morning, will be
conducted from the home Thursday at
p. m. Burial will be in the Earl
ham cemetery.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-12
Labor Calendar

Wednesday, Jan. 12.-Painters; Red
Mems Hall.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-12
Men'SShOes

$500 Pairs Of Shoes to clean up at
Prices-WeIl, You Will be Surprised
a snoa pa'f cho Msn' $500 WORK $3.50
5 shoe pai1 eho aeps .' $500 work S3.48
ssS pai eso msn's $500 work S4.45
! Lot M eboics $500 ' Dress S4.45
l lot Mems $500 Dress CE Ak
Shoes, choice ............ OcstJ
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-10
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS

~ .r.'
Pauline Reuter- and husband to
Margaredha Scharf, warranty deed,
$4,000, lot 81, block z, Cleveland and
Kennedy's addition to Devils Lake.
Elmer E. Green to Jensen & Co.,
warranty deed, $3.50, lots 1920, block
3, Rugers' second addition, to Devils
Lake.
Elmer E. Greene to Rasmus P. Jen-
sen, warranty deed, $3.50, lots Fl, %,
block 8, Rugers' second addition to
Devils Lake.
Mirand Huller, guardian to August
Millor, guardians deed, $50, share
,WhSWA, 22-155-61.
George Hestdalen and wife to C.
w. Buttz, warranty deed, 81, NEA
and EhNA, 8-155-63.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-10
Blobs O. Ink
BY Hardy p. Nystrom

!; Many an old veteran is looking
backward longingly to the "Spirits Of
49,"
The most foolish man is the one
who understook to buy a gown for
his wife without her advice.
y \ = Il
When the clerk asked If he wanted
an evening gown the man got sore
and said, II didn't come here to buy
a night shirt"
Our Weekly Theory.
!! Even the fastest young fellow will
some time come to a dead stop.
= 4
: Successful operation Of the ouija
board requires considerable pep and
'tpush."
Circumstial acknowledgements.
There's many a slip between the
(hic) cough and the lip"
worldly W1SQOm.
It may be possible for a short man
to do some tall thinking.
Foolish is something we all r but
r too foolish to admit.
Tho maybe not as bad as the girl
who had to go to music school before
she learned to play a photograph.
4
While there she wrote notes to the
boys. That was too much of a strain,
she had to make triple time home
again and there was no encore.
This Weeks Chuckle.
+, $50 old Peg-leg drowned, hey?"
"Uh uh! He went swimming, forgot
to take off his wooden leg, a shark
saw it and used it for a tooth-pick."
N. B.
United, we stand; divided, we fight.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-10
A. d. TOrfn Joins
Staff OF Pure Food
Grocery Store Here

"A. D. Torfin, for the past year man.
ager Of the Consumers store here, this
week accepted a position as head clerk
Of the Pure Food grocery store on
Fifth street in the Grand Opera house
block. MI. Torfn is well known thru
out the community and since his re-
signation Of his former position had
expected to move from Devils Lake
until N. Feldman, proprietor of the
Pure Food establishment, secured his
services.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-10
Post Office Robbed.

Observation-Disclosures entered the post
office here last night but whether they
obtained any money or negotiable pa
pers has not been determined. An at
tempt to drill thru the we'll Of the
vault failed, and the door Of the vault
failed to give way when an attempt
made to blow It off. Until the
door is forced off the loss, II any,
cannot be determined, authorities here
say.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-10
First Rye Shipped,

First Rye Shipped.
Minot, N. D.-The first car Of new
rye Of the season has been shipped
from Minot, according to 4 statement
Of Manager Louis Enger, Of the Mi
not Farmers Grain association. The
rye was threshed on the Wemer and
Roach farm near Minot and averag-
ed eight bushels an acre. Other rye
in this section will average about the
same, Mi. Enger says.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-10
Proceedings Dropped.

Proceedings Dropped.
Bismarck.-The garnishment pro-
ceedings instituted by Lakeside school
district No. II Kidder county, against
the Bank Of North Dakota have been
dismissed the bank depositing in court
the cashiers check for $4,000, the
amount involved.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-10
NEWS OF NORTH DAKOTA
BRIEF ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM n PARTS
More Trails Planned.

Minot, N. D.-The North Star trail,
running from Fairmont to Portal, and
connecting trails to the twin cities
with western Canada, will me marked
this year If more towns in the state
raise their quota Of funds, according
to G. E.. Danielson, secretary Of the
trail association. The trail follows
the 500 railway across the state.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-10
After I. w. WIS.

After I. W. WIS.
Fargo.-Charles Thomas, SO, Char
lotte, N. D., a farm laborer, is at the
Cass county pail waiting to testify
against two Of a gang Of ten alleged
I. w. w. members who, he says,
knocked him from a speedily moving
train at Binford,
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-10
Wobblies To Strike.

WObblieS 10 Strike.
Valley City.-Alleged organizers Of
the Industrial Workers of. the World
have notified local authorities that
members Of the organization working
in harvest fields in this vicinity would
be called out on a strike unless A.
Burkhart, arrested IN a charge Of
vagrancy and sentenced to ten days
in Jail, is released.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-10
N. p. Engineer eDad.

Mandan.-Frank Lee, well known
engineer on the Northern Pacific, died
at the railroad hospital at Glendive,
following a long illness, One year
ago Mr.. Lee had an operation for alb
dominal trouble and has not been well
since. He leaves a wife and little
daughter. The body was shipped to
Rose Hill, Illinois, for burial.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-10
Tennis Champ.

Grand Forks.-Mrs. Guy E. Bemis
Of Minot won her third consecutive
state tennis championship, defeating
Miss Marion Gray Of the University,
GO, Ga. Mrs. Bemis wins permanent
possession Of the cup offered for the
woman's championsip event.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-10
Naturalization Day
Set For September

September Goth, the district court
will again be the scene Of a citizen
making organization. Judge C. w.
Buttz with the government examiner
are expected to act on a long list Of
applications for admission as citizens
Of the United States, according to
Herman Stenseth, clerk Of court here.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-10

We are somewhat in doubt as to
whether our foreign policy is to be
a twenty-year endowment or a "die
to win"
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-10

Some politicians have great corpora
tons back of them and others have
big corporations in front of them.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-10

FOR SALE = What have you for sale
or trade? Use a classified ad. in The
World. 8|3-tf
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-10
HELP WANTED

WANTED - to hear from parties
with land for sale. w. 3. Tompkins.
Devils Lake, N. Oak. c6Is-tf
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-10

Nobody knows what the boarders
cat, and in most cases the boarders
don't want to know.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-10

FOR SALE - Furniture that is prac-
tically new. Phone 721. Mrs. F. L.
jenkins. 8I1O
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-10

FOR SALE = Fine seven-month-old
water spaniel dog. Call Phone 686-J,
18th Street, west side. lilo
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-10
: BUSINESS CHANCE =

FOR SALE = Quick Lunch, doing
good business, seats 81 people. A COM
plete butcher outfit for sale. Inquire
Whitmore's Quick Lunch, Devils Lake,
N. OAK. c7I3-10
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-10

FOR SALE - Five room cottage, fine
yard, good double garage, chicken
house, fine cistern. Finely finished in
house thruout. Snap for cash - or
will accept terms. Address S, clio This
World office.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-10
FOR SALE

USED CAR BARGAINS
3 5-passenger Dodge Brothers tour
ing cars, all in good mechanical con-
dition, with full equipment and ex-
tras. Prices ranging from $475.00 to
$4,000. Terms to responsible parties.
Harry e. McHugh,
Dodge Brothers Motor Cars,
Devils Lake, N. D.
The evening world., 1921-01-21
BIG FIGHT CONTRACT
STANDS, SAYS COCHRAN.

LONDON, Jan. 21-The original con-
tract for the Carpenter Dempsey boxing
bout is considered sull valid by Charles
b. Cochran, English boxing promoter, a
party TO the agreement, It was declared
In a statement authorized by his Office
here this morning.
Mr.. COchrans associates said they
had no knowledge OF authority for Will
lam A. Brady of New York to speak
Ia Mr.. Cochran's behalf.
Neither Tex Richard nor William A.
Brady had received answers to-day To
their cablegrams sent to Charles Coch-
ran, the London end OF the promotion
triangle for the Dempsey Carpenter
tight When told by an Evening World
reporter that Cochran was quoted in
London as saying he would go through
with his end OF the bargain Mr.. Brady
II have not heard from Mr.. Cochran
recently. / am his American represen-
tauVe and believe I have full authority
to act for him. II ne vetoes my de-
cision In the matter l will not be Of
Tended IN tho least. AS far as am
concerned there is nothing new re-
garding my position In the matter"
Tex Richard said he expected to hear
from the English promoter before the
day ts over.
The evening world., 1921-01-21
Champion Benny Leonard
Going to London to Box
WeLterUeight BdshQnl

chance with Benny refusing huge
sums TO box him.
If we had been offered anywhere
near the amount that these boys have
turned down to box the champion,
we'd have been frightened. Leonard
fought Welsh for the title and only
received a sum of money that some
of our bantams would now froWn on
for q non championship fight.
Leonard realized that il he won
the title that It would mean thou
sands Of dollars TO him. The only
thing that we were worried about
was the getting OF Welsh in the ring
again-money was not considered a
minute by us.
Il should think II these so-called
cOntenders believed they had n
chance of whipping Leonard, they'd
be willing 10 fight him for nothing.
They were offered guarantees much
bigger than even the gate" at IL l.
weight championship fights befoIe
the walker law went into effect, yet
they have put such prohibitive prices
on their services that a promoter
would be crazy If he paid II to them.
I'VE are going to give the Dundees,
Tenders and Jacksons the go-by
uow. They had their chance, but
they passed il up. They will have 70
wait Leonards good time now.
Benny may box Pal Moran at New
Orleans, some good boy at Fort
Worth, and maybe one or two other
matches in the West before sailing
for the other side
Benny has never been across the
Big Pond. Neither have l. 1t will
| be a combination of a business and
| pleasure trip. Maybe we can get one
or two good matches in Paris"
Benny is one Of the biggest draw
| ing cards in the history of boxing
| He probably has earned close TO q
quarter of a million dollars since hi
won the title and drawn houses thai
! figure close To the three-quarters of q
! million mark. He has met everybody
| that dared TO box him. His two
matches in the Garden against Well.
| ing and Mitchell both Of whom M
| knocked out brought him $4,000
which is as much as the President
| gets for years salary as chief O,
the Nation.
| Benny is now at Lakewood, RESTING
up after the strenuous training he die
for the two bouts in which he sue,
] cessfully defended his title.
The evening world., 1921-01-21

ali the matches l have in my time
promoted this looks the best that ever
could be arranged. II II could be held
here ! believe that 1900 would make
the trip from France to sec IL, while
every big centre in this country would
be represented at the rlngslde, And
with a million dollar gate II would
mean $4,000 In taxes for the STATE
and 100000 for the Federal Govern
ment
"Dempsey's showing with Brennan
made the Carpenter match q hun
drcd times bigger attraction than it
was originally. I've heard that while
Dempsey was a TO 1 favOnte over
the Frenchman in Europe when the
match was made, the price Is now
even money.
mo, l am not worrying over
whether the bout will be n money
maker. When it IS remembered that
the Willard Dempsey bout in Toledo
draw over $500, 900, this contest, which
on paper Is q ten times bigger AFFAIR,
would mean a gate twice as big in
any live place
This rule of charging only SIS for
the best seats. however, could not be
adhered 20. Why as long as ten years
ago / had no trouble in getting as
much as $50 for n seat at the John
son-J effries fight, and at other times
l have asked $50 and got II. In John
LIS day the sports paid {25 for ring
side tickets. and $40 was the common
price charged at all the bouts ON the
Pacific Coast"
The evening world., 1921-01-21
Worlds Lightweight TitIehOIder
Won't Give Dundee, Jackson
or Tender Any Further Con-
Sideration Now.
By Alex. Sullirdn.

OCAL boxing fans have prob
ably seen Benny Leonard,
worlds lightweight champion.
box for the last time for seVera,
months at least, as his manager,
Billy Gibson, is now completing ne
gotiauons for the appearance OF his
protege against Johnny Basham,
Great Britain's crack welterweight,
in London, early in the spring.
Dlsham is probably the best OF all
Of the boys near Leonard's weight
on the other side The English pro-
motors believe that Leonard, who
already is so extensively known on
the other side that they figure he'll
prove a great magnet, will be given
the biggest guarantee ever paid a
boxer to battle on the other side.
The English fans regard Leonard
unusually high. because OF the fact
that he is the boy who stopped ana
took the title away from Freddie
Welsh, at one time an idol there.
They figure the lad who was able to
knock out such n clever boxer as they
know Welsh 70 be must be worth
travelling many miles TO see box.
1t Is expected that the Leonard
Basharh bout will draw such a big
house that nothing outside Of a
Dempsey Carpenter bout would any
where near approach it.
I'VE have got tired challenging
contenders," said Billy Gibson to-day
I'VE were on the trail of Jackson,
Tender and Dundee until we were
blue in the face and we don't mean
to give them any further considera-
| ton. Think of lads who try to lead
! the public TO think that they have q
The evening world., 1921-01-21
Tex O'ROUrke
Scores Action
Of Boxing Board

Tex oRourle. Secretary Of the re-
GENTLY organized National Boxing As
ISOLATION OF the United States. insists
that the action of the New York
State Boxing Commission in drawing
away from the new national body
cannot end In a nOnchalRnt refusal.
In a formal statement yesterday
ORourke sold, among other things:
" Mr.. johnson is a paid official,
and whatever his personal views
may be he must fulfill the obliaa-
tions attached to his office, and
unlesa he does so the matter will
be taken out Of his hands and
submitted TO a higher authority"
ORourke does not say what this
higher authority will be, but II is
presumed that he refers TO Gov. Nil
Ter. In his full statement he ex-
plains at length that the constitu-
ton OF the new body does not con
met In any way or go contrary 10
the laws now existing in the variou9
States.
The evening world., 1921-01-21
WIRES
Blu Neal r. O'Rara.

D.
a
to
a a
Yep the other hstcuT to the
toing
matches hires the seconds calls the txcb and sticks to his boy Till he
he's
poed dreamland in the round he his much
a chin a
a o
thing
It all is that sn cling boys who'll take beatngs four
show that while seeking be rough soft heart beats
beneath a diamond studded shrfron.
sending
A OF the of
The collect
is way to Union message collect.
The evening world., 1921-01-21
Fistic NeID8 S S9 lSaE and Gossip

ina opponent lie haS fought no-dosson contests
against Ioo BuTman. Abr GOldstdn frankie DAILY
aud Cat TrrmAine
Nats 'Kid" Meyers Of Staten Iaand and
Willie Jorts d BroOkyu inVe been matched TO
mcst in tie featnrs bout Of twulve rounds. 10 a
decb'on. At the next boxing shO~ of TIN Brighton
&c. ~ Boxing CSuo tonight. Young Joe RiVers,
nov boxing under the name of JOe HeIlsr nests
Young Hammol in the sEni-fnal Of ten rounds
Lev Diamond has matched Johnny Buff Of
jersey City to mset Gcoupe Lee q California at
New OSleam tomogTOw nitH for fifteen rounds.
and a week later Frankie MoSn ct Youngstown,
.. Diamond has aho Egned no Frank CarboDe
to tackhs Jack ROrVes for nftosn FOmts at tle
Acme Arena AZ 1NHa, OlAa.
PruSiis Jsras tho Enzfsh fsothorEcight, is
slated 10 hsht Biookio RbchAIyb, the prHnising
Western fighter. for twelve ruGnds NJ Dayton,
o.. On Aonlhy night. and Jimmy Kane Of
HAhm In uhe star bout Of hftesn rounds at the
Nov star sporting Club on tho nieht a jan 81.
X. o. Joe DAILY Of Brouklyu has cihanEod his
tghbing name 70 sailor Joe Daily on a1rount
several fighters by the name OF DAILY hAyinE
bosn daeatsd in bouts. Sailor Joe Daily meets
Jack AcFarlaui for hftegn runds 81 bhs Broad
! ~ N'isi'H Nuuo q ltfuuAAyn on neNt Mon
day plight JOhnny solburV mogts CHARLEY
Goodman in tho omi-finol.
| Joe BrumAn, the fAa ChicaFo bantamWCiyht,
VIM shaded Carl Tr,maine d Cleveland In A ten
! round bout At Cleveland on WednsHiay nigiit has
been mafrihei by HE mansEeT Tommy. Walsh to
mSs Abe Friedman IN ten ruind hoaA at Bos-
ton ON the night Of FSb. l. The gruaB runeints
u the Buman- TruIuaino b1lt figurod % $1,000
X q. LDH,hln, the PenHaUiania vyiteF~eigbt
hgiSh JuhunS MulAancy % Canton ten rUusds Al
AluG0wn, Pa, on Monday nigRA, Mile Paulssu
ten TUNmds al IarrAauB, Pa. on Feb. 4; Marty
Oua, the lnul nghtsr tWGlve ru1nds Al Hart
tori. omn, on Fda, ., and Eddie Bnttan fU
ton rOuuh At Worcester. Mass. Feb. 4.
jim Marsh, manager o. Baany Col1er the MON
idng sAa adB bantam. Who boxes Bobby Doyle Il
tho main Syenl OF fltesn rOauds a. the Pions.
sporting Cub Tomorrow night. hiss Just matshe,
tie cig,eT Italian to box Patsy johnson Of Trrntn
Al PAaAis. N. J.. a Jan. q.
/ JohnnS LhEo a Harlem hEhts Danny Fru
ES shsht POUNDS 10 ts seminal bout Of the sho,
10 b anEud b. tils Olympia A. A. Of Philsdel
. phia on Jan. u jimmy Sullivan, the formr
0 amhteH uehtseiEha champion. meets Al Brown 70
5 ~ rounds Al the show George Ciany {
p baltimore tackles somo Sod man IN the main 20
Q Kenny VaiEeT. the cevrr French bo1or. claims a
. tAs featholWsiehtH MUS TO mr0 him, 80 he
> s1na 10 sask he lishtueigh uus and "a rcady
y boa snJhody q iso pounds a ocioek. Drefsrah
= pun0ll g SaAA
The evening world., 1921-01-21
BOIOIing Strikes rRRE5K and Spares

A postponed meeting OF the New
York Bowling Association Board or
will be held at the associ-
atoms headquarters, Broadway and
Slst Street, on Monday evening, to
open bids and award the hetropoh-
tan Bowling Championships to the
successful bidder. The bowling exec
utiveA will gladly give any informa.
ton desired to bowlers or bowling
clubs contemplating making the trip
to Buffalo next March to compete in
the A. B. c. tourney. Entries for this
event will close with the A. b, c.
secretary on Feb. 10. All entries from
this section of the city must come
through the New York Bowling Asso-
citation, who have been authorized to
pass on such entries. 1t is understood
that a few more clubs can be accom-
modated on the 10th and 18th Of
March.
me schedule OF the IntadepaHmentAl ROglins
ieA S,. u Inc depsrmrSt, s9trTed sre he re-,
pair, JsWdy. ofhoo and stOrc'
LJaytno and SenAtcre have a snod led over
| I1yske and Peters in the home and homo match
inv nro rullinE In Tho flrsi half rolled at SenA.
| torres ansys, Mar.ho and Peer tauied 9oo9
! nulna Az. The acoud half VIII be rolled AZ
| Inc BFoadWAy alleys. HEooklyn, Gu THURSDAY jan
| u.
An iuterborough KnigfNs Of Columbus bowling
! watch bltSten the Assumption Council Of Port
/ Richmond, 8 l., and the oreonwich Council a
| Waphattan, rs htduled To be rolled A. the As
] simutlon Councils alleys port luchmund, On Sat
,rTday evening Il Is likely that rgurn game
vii he rolled on knippsnhergs alleys Ninth Ave
J nue. Ard I4th Strunt the GfeenWch Councils
, b0ans alleys. on q latg date,
/ Mr,nbsrs Of the CuEoms HOuse BOViing ieagus
] hnye euaared ton aleya a. OoudeE'a Grand Central
siieys f1r this evening. from 2 an II o'clOck
Aasr dsgoatlnE Joe Ealosro IN q match a5lies a
o. LanoE anQa Uedk Az chaug H0mei
The evening world., 1921-01-21

Dan Morgan has taken another
fighter under his management. He is
Ernest Schreifer of Jersey City, who
Won the National Amateur Middle
weight Championship tournament at
the New York A. C. SchreifeT was
formerly n policeman in Jersey city,
but resigned his position to become a
puglist- He is a strong, willing
aghter with a stiff punch.
A, the Pisnesr Sporting Club tonight one Of IL
bcst baHtAmWeiEht bouts Of the seasn will be
fought, Ray M6ov. reoont oOnquGruE OF JAos
gharksy. mOtinE Packsy o'GEtty. TIM spocdy Italian
FROM the sas side over the finuen- round route In
The suI-final Of tan rCuhds JmEg OGstiy boxes
AIihe FIHsl, . pTOtrSs Of Jim BuCkley'A
HaTy wills, the oDloroi hsayyWciaht VINO ~
Gently kn0kud out Bill TSb in two rOunEis Al
Buffalo. ~ y WA matched today M his man
or 10 Aeqt Jack Ward, the aoloUd heAyEeigN
Of PtIlndelpha. They viii clash for twelve
runnda at the National A. G. 81 F1i1abgth, N. j.,
on neat Thursday uiEht. Wills ought 10 have no
EOJaIe in diAEsdng Of Ward.
While Spcnoer Tn pSOmiEHE bhHth1IWeiSbt,
anil Frande Fay havo boen houtnd up 10 AuJ
Mack 70 mGt in tho main 90 Of Gfeen rUunds a.
Esf New YEk A. A. on Friday syeninG. FSib. 4.
Little SgueuSr has hun hgiting in good fosgn and
A. a rsILt tn bout OusA to be an Interesting
suap, AS ESy n game and a sttf punCtor.
Beuuy Valger, ire lonal fgAtherWogit, anil Chg
Davis the Buffalo nshI. VIII uums tugeERar IL
one star 90 q ton rounds 20 a deCiAou at 6alem
Mas, on Monday HiEht, Naiscr prently dante
JiHnB F7ugatti. the Now iEGaand bsttler. in
! hftoen rUund bout a the PiodiceT Sporting ChIb,
Willie KOhlst has been dgned up for two fight
| by his manager JaCk clifford his ma go viii b
with Larry ReEan for fi1oon rounds a the Eas
/ New York A. A. on Jan. IS while FSb, ! h
/ viii hook up with Janke Baunders for mice
rounds o. the woodhavOn sporlng Club Kohls
rucsniy defeated Duich Brandt q BrOoklyn.
BOY Mccormick. the IIis lslt heavyweight. viii
has won sysral fights In snoossaion since he Biano
himsslf under the management of Billy GlhsOu. vi
have a chance to add another victory 70 his reuor
on neu wednesday night. - be Is slated to M
JsGinny H1uard for fifteen EuundB Al Madtbo
Square GaEtan. ISl Moore and YOrag MontEe'
win clasll IN the uhur main ~ u hftogn round
Young Montreal Of Provdsnns. n, l., ono q u
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