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Health Talks by Dr.. Brady
wishing tho Patient Unhnpr, Days.

| Ihat cherries disposition which goes with
S"sE'hF or displacement of abdominal or
sans anu winch we have IloriGed here under
'he name of srlanChnic anhedonia. is too fire..
aucntiy aggravated by bad news from tu,
doctor or the N-ray mcchanician.. Thus many
woman has been launched upon "a son q,
trouble by tho bad news that her right kidney
was 'o"s'ncd from its moucMGs and wander
'"E "uo"t tho abdomen. " h~rras had the doc
tor kept his discovery to himself tho moo,
woman might have been quite contcntcd and
hapry-or mt any rate fairly happy for | sun.
H"sc no woman can he quite contcnted this
side ~ heaven
L'ktwlSc, with prolapsed stomach ptoscd
iirer eagginE colon and all the rest OF tho
Scrambled contcnts-it is not quite fair to
mention the discovery Of such loose organs
10 the patient except when this information
is necessary for the purpose of obtaining CO.
operation by the patient in the CARRYING out
OF remedial measures. such as absolute bed
rest postural mancuvcrs. exercises aprro-
pirate to the individual requirements. feeding
OF IN some cases artifcia! support or surgical
Interference.
N-ray pictures have proved that most adults
have more less sagging OF stomach or
bowel at least when the positions of Tn, ah-
d"minaI organs are compared with our older
conceptions OF tho normal positions of tho
organs. 1t follows. therefore. that a dagno-
SIS OF Snlanchnopt"sis or sagginE organs based
solely on N-ray examination is not worth con =
siderinE. Faulty interpretations OF N-ray
pictures hy mere N-ray teChnicans without
medical training and experience have njurel
too many ratients-but nowadays about the
only victims OF this mechanical kind Of
diagnosis" arc those Wisenheimcrs who think
to go over tho Doctors head and have an May
examination Of their own. Precious few or
us would fail to find in'ards more or less
displaced or dropped" If we were To relv on
mere N-ray evidence
good half of our modern "spcclal!sts"
ought 20 be sent lack to honest general prac-
iicc and at least four-ffths Of the N.ray
diaEnosticians that infcs, the country ourh,
to h" equipped with overalls ana put at some
useful work, such as half-solinc shoes
Another group of mcchanicans who arro-
gate to themselves special skin i'm diagnosis
and treatment are tho manufacturers OF in
Vulnerable kinds OF supporters and corscts for
persons with visccroptosis. These people fire.
experts" very much as some shoe dealers
pretend to be foot spccialists"--and the z o.
public pays for the fun. II artificial support
or bracing of any kind is advisable tcrpor-
arily for any part of tho body. spine. limb
feet, abdomen, certainly the application Of
the support should he left 10 the Judgment of
the physician and not To the within OF any
mcchanician. Irreparahic harm has keen done
IN countless instances ny illadvised use Of arti-
fetal support OF various kinds. especially in
young subjects.
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RICHMOND METHOD|STS
READY FOR CONFERENCE
Lenders From This District Meet
Tuesday in Tabcrnacc Church,
Spotsylyaniu Circuit.

The conference OF the Richmond
District, NJ. T.. church. South. VIII
open In Tahornaclc church. Spotsyl-
tania Circuit, Tuesday evening. July
~. when the opening sermon wiil ba
preached by Rev W. : pcycrlo, pas
tor ~ Barton Heights Methodist
Church. The conference VIII adjourn
Thursday afternoon, juiy y. Rev.
NJ. :. c"luuna, u. u. presiding elder
Of IN. Richmond District, win pre-
side.
Lay leaders from the charges in
the district. arc: Ashbury. j W.
lirinscr: Barton Heights. J. ~. Chap
pcll: liranch Memorial. g. G. Chap
pc!l, Jr.; Eroad Street T. n Court
n"y: Centenary. Wallace stevens;
Central. T. y. nuuforI. Decatur
street g j.. Walthall. DEM" street.
: +. Ernest: hpwor,h Thomas A..
McNIckln. Fairmcuut Avenue. G. ~.
iirushwood. Fulton iIiU y g M,hl:
Glntcr Park. +. Z, Brown. Grace.
Asa Johnson; Highland Park, T. T..
Anderson: Highland Springs. T.. T.
Nance, Laurel street. Lee O Miller:
Monument, j. W. TyicT: Park pace.
Il. W. Stcarus: 81. IamcH. l.. y. mt
man; $, paurs. T. G. Patterson;
Trinity J. H. Orange; Union station.
+. l.. Anderson. yves, End. T.. H.
' ''i!N w brl!iNt li"iEhlS, -. T..
leighton
Ashland station. ]. l. wright: ASH
land Circuit. II. 4 Miller. bowling
Green. T.. VI. Head. Caroline. j. f..
swami. Charles CITY, l.. VI. Nance:
Goochland. .. y. Nuckois. Greenwood.
j a. Schermcrhorn; Hanover. J s
Sl"dd; licnrico, ~. NJ. Nelson; King
William. W. q. Workman: Ncw kcnt.
NJ II. tancs. Spotsylvania, r L..
Thomas; Toaro, w n. Porter. Walk
erton j. - Mitchell.
The committee on examinations
consists ~ Rev. j. +. Carey. -. -.
Rcv. r. VI. White and Rev H. W
Dunklcy. ROY. Lloyd T. Williams.
pastor Of Highland Park Methodist
Church. viii preach the sermon ON
missions Wednesday, Representatives
Of educational institutions aud OF.
conncc;ional Interests or Southern
Mcthodistism VIII be present from
Ashland. Lynchhurg, Danvillc. Black
stone. Bucna Vista, Nashville, Tenn.
and other places
There are thiriy-c!ght pastoral
CHARGES In tho district. Each charE,
is represented by three principal and
three alternate delegates and lay
leader. making 25G representatives in
all. besides pastors, local preachers
ana visiting ministers.
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COMEDY SKlT SCORES
HIT AT THE ACADEMY

Jimmy Fox and Company In a
clever comedy skit might he termed
as the hcadlincr on the new "a"
which opened at tho Acadcm" OF
Music yesterday. The '1uSsy" low
ers and friend that tries 10 make
a truce hctwccn them afforded the
audience fifteen minutes OF laughs.
Ryan ANA Ryan offered some &C.
centric comedy dances that have not
been seen here in some time. Tn"
feature OF the act is the big shoes
that the Ryans use. They can ham
lie the shoes. which are about three
feet in length. with as much ease
as they could handle an ordinary
pair
The o,hor acts on tho bill are Lo-
retta Roars. showing four or five Of
the best trained bears on tho vau-
dcvillc stage; Barhotta. female i'm
p"rsonator in a versatile speciality.
including some good trapcze work.
and ElsinG ANA Kclkard. in "A comical
nonscusical act. The regular music
with rathc News and Topics Of the
Day augment tho regular program.
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TAFT FORMALLY SWORN
AS Chief JUSTICE OF j. S.
Offices of Attorney General
Daughcrty.
IBv Nssociatod Press I

WASHINGTON. July lI.-William
Howard Taft was sworn In today az
Chief Justice of the United States
The simple ceremony of clcyatiny
the former President TO the Supreme
Court was performed in the office uf
Attorney-Gcncral DauEhcrty by JUS
tico iiochiing. Of the District supreme
court, in the absence from the city
Of the justices Of the Supreme Court.
Those present included MIR. Taft's
brother, Henry W. raft. of New
York. and John T. Adams. chairman
Of the Republican National Commit
toe.
Before the oath was administered
Attorney General Daughcrty present
ed Mr. aft with his commission az
chief Justice. saying: IL now hand
you ON behalf of the President. your
commission as Chief Justice OF tho
United states. II affords mo great
pl"asur" on account of our personal
relations. but, far above that, | feel
a security to the country. it's Con
stitUtjou. it's laws and it's people in
your installation in that high court"
The new Chief Justice and Mr.
pluEh"rtE we're guests tonight Of
urusitlout Harding AT dinner at tn"
White House. During tho afternoon
Justiuc Taft visited the Capitol. CON
fcrriug with Chairman Nelson. OF tho
Senate judiciary Committee. and
others.
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$4,000 ENLISTED MEN
TO QUIT ARMY IN JULY
Discharges iscing Granted Under
Secretary Weeks Order, i'rovid-
in. for Reduction To 1jO,OOO.

!
WASHINGTON, July li.-f:stimat"s
from reports Of rCSignatiOns from the
enlisted personnel OF tho army dur
ing The first ten days OF July. accord
iug to some officers. will mean. at
tho present ratio. the number leaving
tho ScrviC" may run as high as $1,000
for this month. officers based their
estimates on first reports from corps
area and division commanders. al
though the totals for the ten days
mad not been compiled tonight
The discharges are being granted
rufcr Secretary Weeks order pro-
,idiu-. FOR reduction OF IN" army TO
$4,000 by October ! AMI giving tn"
men the privilege 90 rcsiGnsng npon
application without FORGETTING The
bonus or travel pay allowances
usually paid ut the expiration OF the
three year enlistment.
Under tho order. the men receive
bonus OF $50 ana travel pay. either
TO their homes or places OF enlist
ment The average sum paid for
each resignation, 1t was said. is about
$3.50.
Many officers said the men were In
Nucnccd by the idea OF getting this
"rcady money" equivalent TO a
three months furlough Win pay at
$50 a month, and would apply for re-
enlistment after they had spent
their rolls" /; was pointed out,
however. that recruiting had neen
stopped and no cnlistmerts would he
possible until after the total enlisted
strcnrth had dropped below loo'0oo'
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NEW MOVEMENT STARTS
IN j. S. SHIP CIRCLES
Shipping Board Announces "Part
Ownership" of Craft With
Private Interests.

WASHINGTON. July Il-Thc United
states Shipping Board. through its
chairman, y. -. I.askcr, today, an
nounccd the formation of n .'part
ownership" with tho private Shin
owners and operators of America for
tho upbuilding of the American mcr-
chant marine. Private owners will
furnish master minds of the shipping
business To establish tho fleet on tho
seven seas.
Ss a starter, the private shining
business canvasscd their own ranks
and selected the three men to &C, Az
operators OF the Eovcrnmcnt-owncd
fleet at total salary Of $4,000 a
year. They are:
J. Barton smull. member OF the
firm OF j. NJ. Winchester & Co. shin
brokers. of New York city; William
j. Love. Of New York assistant man
aG"r In the United States for Fur
ness. Witty ~ Co. Ltd. one OF tho
largest shin concerns in Great Brit
ain. and \. j. Frey. Of Los Angeles
and san Francisco. formerly director
If operations for the Pacific Mail
steamship Company.
In the past the fleet operations
have been directed ny one man.
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SUFFERING FROM EFFECTS
OF GAS, SOLDIER KILLS SELF
IBy Associated Prcss.l

PARIS. July li.--l.aurcncc l.. Kent,
historian OF tho graves registration
service. who Was gasscd "a half-dOZcn
times during the war when he was
"A sergeant IN Company l. Of the For
ty-sccond Engineers. was found dead
In bed here this morning with a bull
let in his heart ana a revolver beside
him Ills superior officers said he only
recently left the American hospital
after treatment for the GassinG he
suffered.
Kent. who formerly was employed
in the American War Department, left
n letter asking his commanding officer
10 have him buried with his fallen
comrades Of the Second Division in
Ecllcnu Wood. The letter said he
could not stand the suffering rcsuit-
ing from his being Gaescd.
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brought to an abrupt termination its silly,
unpatriotic and wastcful Investigations.
whereby II sought To hanS something I'M
proper III the handling OF the war on 'he
wilson ADMINISTRATION. me pupiic ikea
i'awes Tor tha'.
but now the general mas oone announcer
queer unprecedented 'hihs. re mas VIZ
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-12
News Of Fifty Years Ago

(From the Richmond Dispatch, July 10. lS7l)
The Farmvillc PRESBYTERIAN Church has eN-
tended call to the Rev. r.. G.. Gordon. OF
this city, lie is the Of tho late j. ".
Gordon.
Walter NJ. Hill. brother OF the teller or
Planters National Eank has been appointed
runner for that bank.
DR.. ]. Dorsey Cullen has tccn elected by
the Council to be physician to the almshousc.
For a while at lcast-pcrhaps as long as
the hot weather lasts-the Council viii meet
in the hall of the House OF Delegates.
The Virginia Hurdle club has been or
ganizcd and the following officers elected:
Major r. w. Roswell. OF Hanover, president;
A. T. rawlings OF Mccklcnburg: Dr w. y.
iiall. OF Chesterfield; Col. Il. H. Dmlany. of
Loudoun; Judge w. W. Crnmp. of Richmond.
ana Captain w. II. Southali. OF Mbcmarlc.
vice -prcsdcnts; Captain Phil IIaxall. of Rich
mond. secretary and treasurer
y crowd OF 1000 Virginia negroes reached
the tccerap hic dispatches tell us that they
are having n great time and arc tho best
bcha we'd colorcd excursion crowd that has yet
reached the capital city.
George w. Britt. flour inspector at Staun-
ton under Wells appointment was thrown
from his horse day before yesterday ana
seriously hurt.
Ferdinand Cook has kcen appointed post
master at Shady Grove. in Franklin County,
Vice H. G. Lester. resigned. James II. Humid
ley has been appointed at Snow hin in the
sarlc county.
Only two members OF tho Cabinct-Akc rman
and Crcsweil--can stand the Washington sum-
mer weather. and they are the only ones now
at their posts
Atlanta now has under construction over
700 dwellings and business houses,
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NEW PLANS ANNOUNCED
TO HELP COTTON EXPORTS
IBy Associated rrcss.l

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE War
Finance Corporation has adopted n
new policy for the Financing OF ex-
port shipments OF cotton. Managing
Director Eugene Meyer. Jr., an
nounced today. The corporation will
now consider applications for the
financing Of expectations of cotton on
any one OF the following three plans:
!. For prompt shipment against
deferred payments
.. For future shipment within n
reasonable time against either prompt
or deferred payments after arrival in
foreign countries.
3. For prompt shipment to ware
houses in foreign distribution points
to be held there on account of Ameri-
can exporters and bankers for mark
citing out of warehouses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-12
JUSTINE TOMBSTONE PLAYS
IN "A HEART TO LETT

Justine tombstone. aided By an cx-
ccllcnt cast, takes the leading role In
~ Heart to Let" which opened at
the Rijou yesterday. y large au-
dicucc viewed the opening perform
ancc Of this picture, and all seemed
TO be pleased.
In ~ Hear; 10 Let Miss John
stone portrays the role Of young
Southern aristocrat, who owns a
large and dccaying ma nsion, hut has
no money. She therefore decides to
take paying guests" and masquc-
IA dcs. first as an elderly woman. the
supposed hostess. also as the house
maid who waits upon the table. There
is the usual lovo-story that is in most
every picture.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-12
"A WISE FOOL" PLEASES
CROWDS AT THE LYRIC

George Mclford's latest Pam mount
production. ~ Wise Fool" now play
ing al the Lyric Thcatcr, presents ono
OF the strongest casts ever assembled
for "a photoplay. James l<irkwood
plays the leading roll. and he Is sup
ported by such screen artists as
Mice Hollistcr. Ann Forrest. Alan
Hale, Fred Iiuntlcy and Truly SHAT
tuck.
on tho same program Harold Lloyd.
Rchc Daniels aud SnUb Pollard are
featured in an excellent comedy, IF
Women only Knew" This comedy Is
one that holds the interest of the
public, mixing light rollicking mcrri-
mcnt with a touch Of Scntimcntallsm
which is most dramatic.
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"HER LORD AND MASTER"
OPENS AT BROADWAY

"IIcr Lord and Master" starring
Alice Joyce. opened at the broadway
Thcater yesterday for Il weeks run.
The play tells the story Of beau
tiful. pampcrcd ana spoiled child VINO
marrics an English noblcnan. after
first making him promise not TO let
her have her way when she becomes
hcadstrong and her impulsivcncsS
leads her into wrong. lie takes her
back TO Britain, where his mother.
Lady Canning u severe and conven-
tional type of English noblcwoman.
is determined to disapprovc OF her
sons American wife. In the end she
succumbs TO the appeal and charm
of the girls beauty.
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CORINNE GRIFFITH STARS
IN NEW FILM SUCCESS

\ picture with beauty. contrasts
and dramatic incidents with an un-
usual and new twist, is What's Your
Reputation Worth?" which opened ut
the Isis Thcatcr yesterday with
Corinnc Griffith in the leading role.
y bit Of local atmosphere i'm Il small
town Is shown in this picture. This
atmosphere is obtained around the
village post office and in the country
store. where the older men OF the VIII
lage congregate to whisper the gos-
sip OF the hour. look wise and ap-
pear to know more than they really
do,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-12
Gulf Stream.

L. r. c.. Lcnannn The Gulf Stream
derives it's name from the Gulf OF
Mexico. out OF which it flows between
the coast Of Florida ON the one side
ana Cuba on tho other. 1t is abou:
fifty miles wide and il passes. ut Il
rate of about five miles an hour.
along the American coast until il
reaches Newfoundland, when it turns
and sweeps across the Atlantic. One
portion of it's volume passes east
ward toward the A2"rcs hut the larg-
cr portion washes the shores OF the
British Isles and Norway, and final
lSpasscs away to northcrly seas.
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1.IEninppc.

common Property: Cigarettes, matches. UNI
brellas and books.
The mills OF the gods grind slowly or back
ward
Cinch: Something that the other fellow
has.
The submarine diver and aviator are equals
on dry ground.
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sweet mi ncndy fur Report.

WASHINGTON. July 11.-ENpccta-
ton of the sweet hill to consolidate
Federal soldier relief agencies would
he ready for report to the senate to-
morrow was expressed today ny MEM
hers of Senate committee after
hearing Director Forbes. OF the War
RISK insurance Bureau. and Repre-
sentative Sweet ,of Iowa author OF
the measure. Members said an effort
would be made To obtain immediate
Senate consideration.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-12
Theater Calendar

ACADEMY-keith's vaudeville,
LYRic-James kirkwood. in "a
Wise Fool"
BROADWAY-Alice Joyce. in
Her Lord and Master"
BlJoU-Justinc tombstone. In "a
Heart to Let"
ISIS - Corinnc Griffith. In
what's Your Reputation WORTH
Observation-Disclosures Russell, in
children OF Night"
ODEON--Constance Talmadgc. In
The Microscopic Mystery"
REN-Ray Stewart. in Laws
OUTLAW"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-12
a Step Toward Disarmament

I is pretty definitely accepted that the.
Harding administration has made up its
mind TO have nothing to do with the lea que
OF nations. Ambassador George Harvey
made that determination very clear in his
first address after taking up his duties at
the court of St, James. and there has been
no indication that he did not spcak by the
card in voicing the administrator atti-
tude. AT the same time. the American
people have given the President full credit
for sincerity in his desire for some form of
world association by which peace can he
maintained in tho future. While the plan
for such en- association has been slow in
maturing, II is not doubted that the Prcsi-
dent and Secretary Hughes have given much
earnest thought TO such IA plan and that in
due time II will assume coherent shane and
he submitted TO tho other nations as the
basis for an agreement which will meet the
American view as TO the part this country
feels obligated to take in world affairs,
while at the same time aifording a substi-
tute for the maintenance of future peace
better than the existing league plan With
America out Of the league. its usefulness
VIII be so restricted, under the conflicting
Interests responsible for its operation. that
1T is only question Of time untit il Will
fall 10 pieces OF its own FRACTIONAL weight
This confidence in the good intentions Of
the administration has found reflection in
the growing sentiment which, in its desire
to prove helpful TO tho administration in
defining its attitude toward world affairs.
favors the extending by this country OF
an invitation To the principal powers 10 ioin
Sin conference for the discussion of the
Limitation OF ornaments rs a first stop to-
ward international accord out OF which
would ultimately grow plan for "a world
tn,s-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-12
INFORMATION BUREAU

Inquiries regarding almost my
topic, excepting on IrEnI and medical
subjects, are answered free. As all
Inquiries are answered directly nv
personal letter. sclf-atldrcsscd,
stamped envelope liz required. Adj
drcsS The Timcs-Dispntch Informn-
ton bureau, Hichmnnd, Nn.
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aobbcrs &c, $4,000 In Iold-rrp.

NEW YOI.k, July ll.-Fivc robbers
today held M the cashier and as
siSiant cashier OF the Horton Ice
Cream Company outside the company's
offices on East Twcnty-fourth street.
and escaped in an automobile with
$4,000 cash. The employees were
starting for a bank with the money
in q Satchcl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-12
Lnck OF Credit ncprcsscs Agriculture.

WASHINGTON. July lI.-Rcstric-
ton OF credit. decreased demand from
European consumers and faulty dis
tributive methods were given today
by witnesses before special joint
comm ssion OF the House and Senate
as tho principal causes Of agricultural
depression
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-12
Robert Emmccs nuria, rIncc.

Subscriber, Richmond = Emmets
body WAS Inferred in Bally's Acre, near
kilmainham Hospital, Dublin. and the
remains are said 10 have been after
wards removed ~ st. Michan's
churchyarh or to Glasncvin Cemetery.
IN uninscribcd tombstone in each
burial place is now pointed out as
marking his grave.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-12

=" men,. says the Roanoke Times Lord
'ur""n called George Washington the great
est EnIlishman that ever lived. he was irving
10 pay George compliment. hut many will
suHp'ct mat he WAS trying to put the Father
oil Ills Country III bad with the Irish over
" -
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Spirit Of Virginia's Press

III" following from the Dnnvirc Register
may u" called general item: The Fourth
of July casualties hcrcabout were due to
motor cars rather than TO patriotic pyrotech-
mes. There seems TO be no adequate protcc-
ton against jay-driving when anybody il por
mittcd to steer a car"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-12
Capital puniShmcnts.

For the Bachelor: Matrimony.
For the Married Man: Spring house clean
ing.
For tho Other Girl: To be her bridesmaid.
For the Small Boy: To go to bed when
company comes.
For the Gossip: Lack of audience.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-12
Reconsideration.

We know Man
About whom the worst we can say
l. that
We believe in DEMONSTRATION of Souls.
And some OF these days
Hell hc Grunting
And roofing
Sticking his nose out between
The rails of a Sly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-12

Inc sarcastic Newport News Times IIcrai Id
says: "a little over Il month after his release
from the pcnitentary Jack johnson will APP
pear publicly in the prize ring. But II will be
IL daring sentimental sport writer who refers
70 inc former champions prison pallor."