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Cheyenne Wells record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1???-1969, 1921-12-29
Grace Evangelical
Lutheran Church

Services next Sunday. New
Years day. January LIST. at 1880
a. m. Immediately after those
services the regular annual bust
ness meeting with election of
officers Of the congregation will
ne held. All voting members
are urgently requested to he
present. B SKov. Pastor
Cheyenne Wells record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1???-1969, 1921-12-29
E;xhth Grade VIII Entertaiu

Eixhth Grade VIII Entertain
pinty. q First National picture
featuring Wesley Barry, which
comes to the Rialio theatre on
January 11th is to be put on by
the eighth grade pupils. Man
ager Perry agreeing to go fifty
fifty with the class on the profits
It's picture everyone should
see and one that will be enjoyed
and remembered. There will be
no change made in prices.
Cheyenne Wells record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1???-1969, 1921-12-29

Do not overlook the big mas
querade ball on New Years eve
piven for the benefit of the band.
This is an organization that each
one Of US should be deeply in.
terested in and should do our
best to help support 1t. Boy u
dance ticket from them whether
you intend to use it or not. up
hold your band and support II.
Whit 10 . town without an or
Rsnization of this kind in it? We
hase the best band in eastern
Colorado and should feel proud
Of it
Cheyenne Wells record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1???-1969, 1921-12-29

The FIRE Of last Tuesday even
ing was the first that Cheyenne
Wells has experienced since the
winter of 1911, when the livery
barn of A. d.. Schultz. then
located wi ere E. *. Fleming now
mas his filing station, burned to
the ground. A mighty good
record.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-09-08

Mr.. Sterling Ostheiner of the city,
spent Sunday, the guest of his aunt,
Mrs. X. V. Pickett.
The many friends of Miss Ruth La
rio will be glad to hear she is doing
nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Nichol and Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Nelson and Mr.. T. Du-
puts and Miss Irma Tuft, spent
Sunday at Little Woods.
Misses Carmen NalbrOugh and
Blanche McCloskey spent the week
end, the guests of Miss Lolita Morvant.
Misses Filth and Clara MahOney,
who have been visiting in North Caro-
lima, for some time. will join a party
of friends this week at Kanuga Lake
Inn, near Hendersonville. They will
return to New Orleans with their
uncle. Mr.. Eugene F. Dyer later in the
Autumn.
Mrs. Jos. Adams and children re-
turned last week from Heartsease
Park.
The local Garments Union gave a
dance at the Avenue Academy, Mon
day night. Music was furnished by
Schilling's Jazz Band.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-09-08
FAREWELL PARTY.

On Wednesday, August 31st, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stacy
of Elmira Avenue, a farewell dance
was given in honor of Miss COrnelias
Cieutat of Marshall, Texas, who has
been spending awhile with her re-
latives in Algiers. Miss Cieutat was
taken with surprise when she enter
ed the home which was beautifully
decorated with flowers and ever so
many boys and girls to greet her and
later tell her goodbye.
Among those present were: Misses
Cornelias Cieutat, Genevieve Jua-
nita, Bertha, Ida Mae and Duet Cieu-
tat, Elma Sirey, Evelyn and Althea
Bonner, Cecilia Springer, Lillian
Shallenberg, Mary Alice Dubret, Inez
Lands, Marie Penski, Emma Orlesh,
Agnes Cherry; Messrs. Eugene Lee
fevre, Alfred Peterson, Edwin Stacy,
John Cieutat, Joseph Susslin, Emile
Mothe, Jake Barrois, Joseph Barbe,
Warren and Merlin Stacy, Chas. Cieu-
tat, Chas. Paul Cieutat, Earl Rous-
siere Stanley Barras, Harry Clark,
Dennis Lorio, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Stacy, Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Cieu-
tat, Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Lorio, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Herbert and Baby Muriel,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cherry.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-09-08

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Graf are home from
Chatawa.
Mrs. Jos. SHELLEY entertained the
Thursday Afternoon Euchre Club. The
successful players were: Mrs. f. Goe-
bel, Mrs. G w. Pollock, (playing for
Mrs. A. Graf and Mrs. L. J. Lewis
Mrs L F. Gisch received the consola-
ton. The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. A. Graf.
Mrs. ]. HOnniball and little daugh-
ter, Nellie, have returned from a visit
of several months in England. They
spent a few days in Boston, en- route
home
Miss Carrie Hildebrand has returned
home after spending two weeks at
Milneburg.
II. J. Robeau and Jules judith, left
last week on the S. S. Panucka for
Mexico and other points.
Mrs. ]. E. Huckins and daughter
Miss Zelda. returned Monday from an
extended tour of California.
Mrs. May Hosea of Pineville, La
and H. e. Poole of Destrehan. La,
were visitors to Mrs. f. ]. Hotard,
for a few days last week.
Mrs. f. ]. Hotard. Jr.. and son.
stopped over a few days here enroute
to her home in Louisville, Ky, after
spending three months with her par
ents and friends in Galveston, Texas.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-09-08
OPENS SEPT. 18TH.

The Orpheum in University Place
will open its new season September
II with a program which manager
Piazza believes will fulfill the prom
Use of Orpheum Circuit officials 10
give more solid amusement. particu-
larly comedy. this season and less Of
the extensively staged revues which
were in vogue recently.
HeadIining the opening week bill
will be two acts. One will be Laura
Piermont and Company in the play
let. The Guiding Star" and the other
will be q dancing act by Beth Beri
assisted by youths The comedy end
of the bill will be taken care Of by
Jack (Rubel Clifford, Charles Harri-
son and Sylvia Walker, and the aero
battles without which no bill is COM
plete will be furnished by Stagpole
and Spier. Australians. and by Page,
Hack and Mack. Signor Friscoe, the
famous xylophonist, will furnish the
musical element.
With the opening OF the Orpheum
will go into effect a new scale Of
prices. Reductions have been made
in the prices for all classes of seats,
and the new schedule is virtually
what it was before admission prices
were raised That means a dollar
will buy the best orchestra seat any
night except Saturday or Sunday and
matinee prices will be twenty-five
and fifty cents.
The new theatre in University
Place is being put into shape for the
opening matinee September IL. Hang
ings are being taken out of their
wrappings and put into place; carpets
are vacuum cleaned and doors, win
dows and marble steps are being
treated with soap and water.
An extra picture feature will be
added to the program by Mr.. Piazza.
This is a series Of comics issued UNI
der the title of "AesOp's Fables
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-09-08
CHARTER.

iI,, CITY uf New Orleans, Louisiana. on
%. month and year herein first above
written, and in the presence Of \. Holland
and H. X. Burkhardt, competent witnesses
f"-"ther with the SAID appearerS and me,
notary. after due reading Of the whole.
Witnesses: \. Holland. II Il Eurk-
hardt.
WILLIAM T. GUSTE.
Notary Public.
| hereby certify the above to be a true
and correct copy of the original on file in
my Office.
WILLIAM J. GTSTE.
Notary Public.
Aug. 2rScDt %
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-09-08
n. NJ. G. c. THEATRE
Eridav Sentepober 9th

penny of Top Hill Trail. Bessie
Love. Fighting Fate. WIN. Dun
can and Edith Johnson. Hard CT
der."-Bill Frayery.
Sunday, September nth.
County Fair."-All Star. False
Roomers. Hall Room Boys Come
dy. Fox News.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-09-08
Continued from Page II

Continued from rage IL
Mr. and Mrs. ONeil of Belleville
tract have returned home after a
sIoasant trip to Bay St Louis.
Mrs ]. Blaine of Slidell avenue,
,,ort the week end at Westwego, the
enest of her daughter.
Mr. Emile Mothe, Jr., will leave
.,ortIv for the Gulf Coast Military
Academy
The many friends of Miss Susie
rborning will be pleased to know
that she is improving after undergo
inc an operation a few days ago.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-09-08

Grandma says the good old herbs,
and other old-fashioned remedies have
not been improved on for quick relief
in home treatment Of minor ailments"
You will find a complete stock of these
remedies at Calderaros Pharmacy, AL
giers, La.-Adv.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-09-08
JUNIOR ORDER DANCE.

On September 18th, the Junior Or
der will give their first grand dance
at the Avenue Academy. A good time
is assured all who attend. Music
will be furnished by Brownlee's pop
ular Jazz Band. Refreshments will
be sold. Dancing for the children
will be from $50 until o'clock
Come and have a good time, one and
all.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-09-08

o. avaton COLLAPSE FINLAND
Nc the IN ITS aurrortm
o f dbc and Will mo
RI Lower IS ofca
f went acrss brnshe
tI grd ding au ship tnrrd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-26
LOCAL EXHIBITORS
WINNERS At SHOW
Foxcatcher, Montpelier and Dill
wyne Farms Place in Many
Classes.

The first day OF the Devon horse
show yesterday resulted IN a number ~
victories for the local exhibitors The
Foxcatchcr Farms Montpelier Farms,
and DiIwync Farms Jared we'll in most
Of the evnntH. Ia tho thoroughbred
hunters class. Nancy Fancy. of the Fox
catcher Farms carried Off first honors
with prize of $50.
The Foxcateher Farm entry took third
In the brood mare OF the hunter type
class. Montpelier Farms Montpelier
Br.lliance took third in the novice har-
ness horse event. Foxcatcher Of Fox
catcher Farms won the second prize of
$40 in the four year-old and under,
suitable 10 become hunters, to be shown
over the regular four foot jumps
Powelton OF Dilwyne Farms placed
fourth In the road hack class. not ex-
ceeding 1873 hands. This animal took
fourth In the heavyweight saddle horse
up to is5 pounds class. Eirnbus of the
Dilwyne Farms placed fourth in the
poney tandem. f3h hands and under
event. Montpelier corrine and Mont
peiier Iuster placed second in the tan
dems, over 14k hands high and not ex-
ceeding 15h hands.
Montpelier Excelsior won fifth posi-
tion In the harness horse class, over
rs A hands high. Montpelier corrfne and
Montpelier Luster placed fifth in the
class for high steppers, pairs over 1aA
hands high.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-26
SEVENTH WARD TO
PLAY BASEBALL
Herbert Ferguson Elected rs the
Presidauf Of Now Organza-
don; Wont Cames-

rbe Seventh W@d A. A. Was orEaniz-
"a a a uns<tng heAd ha Tuesday eve
uazx. af which ehe following texHcrary
slnrsru vuw~ elected: President. Herbert
~xvn~n: srrceMy, Jeremiah Casey;
tx~a~xu. C. ]. SnycE. This Was the
orxt meeting o thSs Association and
w~s nxaanded by ahcut rs. che majority
a whom are wcn-known in sporting
c1rchH
IL is the intention 0 tins club to
psprnote clean sports and II Is planned
10 husd a hug meeting IN the near fu-
tur~. of which everybody win be advis-
eh. for an those who are interested in
sports In the Seventh ward. both old
ard young There vii be ample ac-
onu,nodat IONS for an.
rl,e Seventh Ward baseball team win
opnu thesr SEASON on Friday evening
- Roekkro Tower grounds af 6. with
D. strong Highland team Of the City
LAAsvr and fast game is assured. as
hnfh teams are made UP of a fast ag-
gr1er1ttDn a players. Any team wish
ing chaIkynEes for twhaght- Saturday
aud Sunday baseball in or out Of the
a1ky or S1nsa. kindly c,xmnunscate with
Jerry Cas~e. 1904 Union street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-26
COUNTRY CLUB GOLF.
Mrs. Robert Pennington and Miss
Madeline. Draper to Appear
i'm the Finals.

Mrs. Robert Pennington. Miss Made
line Draper. Miss Cornelia Draper,
Miss Katherine Hillea and Mrs. G. r..
Brown. were victorious in the semi-final
matches Of the wonenis spring golf
tournament at the Wilmington Country
club yesterday afternoon. The match
between Mrs. r. B. Davis, Jr., and Mrs.
T. w Campbell had just started. when
the contestants were forced to post
pone the match until today. on account
of rain.
In the first eight yesterday. Mrs
Pennington defeated Mrs. John Market. 3
and s.. Miss Madeline Draper defeated
Mrs. J. a. Draper. IN the second eight
Miss Cornelia Draper defeated Mrs. III
mer Mitchell. and ;. and Miss kath-
crime HiIles won from Miss Katherine
Thompson, BY default. Mrs. r. r.
Brown defeated Miss Mary Rupert, 3
and 2. m the third eight and the match.
between Mrs. r. b Davis and Mrs. r.
w. Campbell WAS postponed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-26
Local Sports

Salesianum Catholic high school and
the alumni team of the same institu-
tion will play this afternoon at Second
and du Pont streets at $50.
The Huber Baking company team will
journey to the workhouse this evening
to play the team of that place.
The Brownson team. viii line up
against the Browntown Veterans this
evening at Third and ADAMS streets
The local Y. NJ. H. A. team will start
practice Sunday morning and all players
are requested to be at the Shellpot
grounds for a tryout.
The employees of the Wilmington and
Philadelphia Traction Company have
formed a baseball team and would like
to arrange twilight games, Call Mr.
French, phone 7s2s-J
The regular meeting of the All-Wil-
mington League viii be held tonight At
5, in the Morning News office. Presi,
dent Melia urges all members to be
present.
Ninth Ward viii hold their regular
weekly dance in the club rooms tonight
at Thirteenth and Head streets.
Defiance. of the ALI WILMINGTON
League. viii play the Lorraine team at
Second and du Pont streets at to-
night.
Fourth Ward Juniors are scheduled
TO play Pennsy Juniors at Fourth and
Church streets tonight at $50.
Nine stars defeated Union Gardens
yesterday,15 to IA in a fast game. The
feature was the batting of Burns tor
the Stars The Stars would like TO ar
range games with any team in the city
averaging 3 10 IL years. Address chal-
lenges to r Martin. 3 South du pont
street.
Park kside viii play the Hilldaie team
of Darby at Harlan Field this evening
This is the second meeting of the two
clubs this season, the oolored players
winning the first encounter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-26
DIAMOND STATE IN
SHOOT SATURDAY
Juniors Will Stage Fourth Trophy
Affair at the Shellpot
Grounds.

Anyone looking for a bunch of real
boys enjoying themselves To the fullest
should take a Shellpot car Saturday
afternoon and visit the range of the
Diamond State Rifle Club across the
road from the park. On the 25 yard
range of the club. the Junior Diamond
State riflemen viii stage the fourth of
their trophy shoots under the coach
ing and close supervision of Frank NJ
Heal and John r. Quinn.
Both Mr.. Heal and Mr. Quinn have
been engaged In boys work for several
years both locally and in summer camps
so that the youngsters are assured Of
the kind of attention that permits them
10 get the maximum OF enjoyment
without overstepping the bounds Of
safety or propriety. The previous prize
shoots of the Juniors have called out
good crowds OF rifiemen in the making
and larger turnout than usual is
expected Saturday as the warm weather
is causing all the youngsters to turn
longing eyes toward the open.
Membership in the Junior club is open
TO any boy in the city who wishes 70
play the game" like a sportsman. The
disciplinary training which Is uncon-
sciousiy acquired on the range, the
opportunity for the display OF the kind
of sportsmAnship which instantly ap-
peals 70 boys, and finally the fact that
II is the rifle, the traditional weapon
Of the American. which he Is using
makes the rife shooting game a popular
one with young America as well as
with parents and teachers
Rifle shooting in the public schools
has not been taken up here as II has
in Washington. New York. Chicago.
Los Angeles. and other progressive
cities but in the Junior Diamond State
Rife club the boys of Wilmington have
an excellent means of taking part in
competitions similar to those which fur
nish so much sport for the youngsters
in other localities. Both kids and
parents win be welcome at the range
across the road from Shellpot Park
Saturday afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-26
PRIZE FIGHT RECEIPTS
HAVE REACHED s225,OOO
Box Office Records Are Already
Broken With Thousands More
Seats to Sell.

New York. May 26.-The Dempsey
Carpenter fight for the worlds heavy
weight championship already has
broken all box office records, With the
date Of the bout five weeks distant. pro-
moser Tex Rickard today announced
that the receipts had reached s525 600
Thousands of seats yet remain avail
able
Receipts of the Dempsey Willard
battle, promoted by Rickard at Toledo
Ohio. July 4. 1913. constituted the pre-
vious record of $452. .522, nearly twice
as much as the high mark which had
bson established by the Johnson-Jeffries
battle at Reno, New, in 1910, when
Rickard gathered in $27o.755.
All seats except the five dollar gen
eral admission pasteboards have been on
sale here for the past two weeks Cen
eral admission tickets Will be sold only
on the day of the bout
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-26
DEFIANCE PLAYERS
TO TACKLE DOVER
Contest to be Staged at Capital
is Arousing Much Interest in
Baseball Circles.

The Defiance Travellers will take
another tourney on Saturday afternoon
when they meet the fast Dover nine
ia the CAPITAL city. The down staters
have one OF the best teams in years and
"a the locals have been setting a
raud pace for the past few weeks, one
of the best games of the season is ex-
pectcd ~ be the result when the umpire
sends the two teams into action.
The locals hattie array has been given
a shake up and II is expected that a
big Improvement win be shown. Min
nie Maxwell, star receiver Of the Will
mlngton High School team. has been
secured 20 handle the mask and wind
rad for the locals. while Jack Reeder.
who haa been holding down the back
stop assignment viii be shifted to
another position. Several additions will
also he made 20 the pitching stan to
helm Marty Walsh who is the only
tvirler at present available for duty
cn the Travellers stan.
Tn. first line of defense will be kept
intact Draper after an absence OF sew
er,al wears In playing the best game of
his long and brilliant career both on
the affense and defense at the initial
station Hts experience and knowledge
VI the game will also serve In good
-t~s~s 20 the team i'm a pinch. Jimmy
Martin and "Dukey" Weaver. formerly
of the Wilmington League made
nass f.rldfng and quick thinking pair
sf SECOND and short respectively.
rmnnte Quinn. formerly of the ST.
Mary'- team. champs. OF the Catholic
Twilight League Is fixture at the hot
CORNER ana rounds out an inheid that
Win bear watching In the future. The
cutrr-,~orks can stand little or no i'm
rrpv~r,-nt and is undoubtedly the
er~~m Of the city as far as independerrf
CIRCLES arr concerned. Jimmie Hagan.
ruxe Quinn. Mickey McConnsIl, and
yax>k Rassiw complete the hist Of regu-
hSr~. Mel Merrill and Morris Wor-
ri, ere in re~erve. The first named h
A y~~xtng, who with a little more ex-
F-xss-nc.. win bear watching. Saturdays
sSay ~ fssscd To start at ). and the team
v1n kave the headquarters Of Ire club
n 1. In sus<spobncs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-26
LOCAL. RACERS TO
DRIVE ON MONDAY
Wilmington Speedsfers Are 10 b1
Given a Chance 10 Show
Their Skill.

a number ~ local drivers have made
application for entry in TIE DffofafI,4
Day automobile races. - De hold Cd a
Delaware state Fair grounds Ne
Coke has agree0 ~ sllux fnf to5e NJ
ahou what they can ~ in = ntIf n
professional drivers and o. H F1irr rs
arrange = "N0vire Haee" ~ fbe p t
event of The day Tne best drivers
thcn BE- given = chance ~ compete I
the larger 81 professional events NH
has m hegltancy in matinR this
rangernent. an being familiar win
local boys ability ~ hfiinpca fhsy
show that Wilmington posefeeas drive
and cars just a. rood as eondr ~ fa
out-of town professional
Among the local entries ere. HAnd
Traynor. Ford Special. q q Ca
Dodge apeedster Harold H1feh
Ford Special; Samuel Mcrwf1t
French fsineias 81 Al DfNesl 81
Special. This w.n . IRE ars Fl
since automobile racing started Ir
miDgton mat any local boYf have be
an opportunity ~ competing win =
fessionai drivers. before . houae crof
The State viii ~ ably repr serted a
"Biii' Brown. - BriGgeviiie who ua
such remarkable showing last rsu
POttsto1n. Pa in tho i06-faHo r1
Brown held the lead for rhe nrn
miles before tire trouble caused nIfr ~
fall behind the leaders bat f f
claimed b. al that BE- would have ara
doubtediy won had the trouble nos Ga,
veloped.
Wirningtonians wiu renemhfr fi
my" Gleason and bis faw car ~
met witE ar aCcidert On 1uig 3 mH
year. az the Delaware state ff
grounds. Jimmy was compelled
go 70 the hospital and 81 suffered ff
loss of mis- car. which waa destroyed
fire. He says BE- is coming back
year with a faster car and prepared
give a good account n himself cIafn.
ing he = immune from accident W.
he carries the -four lear clover on ht
car
"Correa'' with his FhHbr'r Special Z
already arrived in Wilmington and f
created considerable Interest aloau hs
streets This daring driver nas me t.t
tuned u rerfectiou and expects 70 pr
winner. The management IaH M.
ceived 81 many entries ffaf O. rar na.
come necessary to run ar eiimirarar
race before the regular events. 80 H Il
the intention not fn have over 90 fn+
tries for the Afternoon performance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-26
SMYRNA DEFEATS
FELTON, HIGH NINE
Pfeasanton Allows but Three
Hits and Famed Twelve
Batsmen.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening.
Smyrna, Nay 2s-Ine uDdefeated
Smyrna high school baseball nine wal
hoped the Feften High team here yes
tezdAy IN the deciding game OF a series
for the schosaSf5c championship Of Kent
ooWky. s-2- The game was interesting
throughout and was featured BY the
pitching II Pleannsun for the locals
who allowed bot three hits a2d struck
out II FELTON, haxtAs
Another feature a the contest was
the stick work of "1fmm1e" Ashton
the Red and Rl0e ahortstop, who in
four dues 70 Dc phAe, vaRoped the
phi for . total of tkres tHo-ha9xers and
one throe-hoggU. WITH fhe exception
0 tiss third stAnn h which the visitors
made all theix hits and runs, PSeasan-
tan had then at hk mercy all the
~
A series II games to determine the
St14e schoaas3c baseball title win now
b played and the first Of these games
WI be stAgcd in Smyrna on Saturday
between the Red and Raue and the
Laurel High School team. champions of
SusBex county. The winner of this
eeries wN then compete in another
SERIES WIKI the winners cf the New
CAstle County championship, Newark
High. The acnce:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-26
BARRE RAYMOND
BOUT CALLED OFF
Nindup for Keystone Club Can
ceiIed; Murray TO Oppose
Billy Carney.

The Bobby Barrett and Ralph Ray
n1ond bout. scheduled for the xindup AT
the Keystone Field Club smoker tornor-
row night has been called OF ard
matchmaker Hackett said today that
the reason for this action would BE- an
nounced at tn smoker.
In the place OF this bout. MATCHMAKER
Hackett today announced that Tommy
Murray. Of Philadelphia and X o. Billy
Carney viii appear in the windup affair.
Murray is considered one OF the best
banfan-weights in Pennsylvania and
defeated Kid Sum some months a&ru in
eight rounds at Chester He has also
fought Abe Ateli Goldgtein two draws.
one being for six round at the Olympic
Club in Philadelphia and the other in 4
ten round bout at Jersey City.