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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-24
Blackstone

One Of the best attractions in a
decade will be the Offering az the
Blackstone beginning today for four
DAYS 10 "a "Dlnty.' In which Mar
shall NeiIan features Wesley Barry.
the freckle-faced boy actor IN the
hrst starring vehicle Of his youthful
career. Neiian wrote the story and
directed the production. which is his
latest release TO First National Pct
ures Inc.
II is tale Of lighting newsboy.
w/o has an Cd Irish mother 90 sup
1T. San Francisco's picturesque
Chinatown Isl SHOWN in some ~ the
scenes. and the photoplay - re-
plete with dramatic and amusing
Incidents Among the unique char
scters who appear in support Of
Wesley Barry as "Dinty OSul-
Ivan are a Chinese youngster and
jolly little piccaninny. In the
supporting roles are charming Sher-
~. Tad O'Malley. Marble Dave. and
Noah Berry. Romance, pathos'
humor and thrilling adventure makes
this one OF the most extraordinary
films ever produced. A Wesley
Barry smile. freckles and inimitable
acting made him famous IN Don't
Ever Marry and GO And Get IT.
hut his browning achievement has
been made in "Dinty." under the
masterfuI direction Of Marshal Neil
an. II Is a motion picture triumph
FOR both Barry and Neilan. and can
not fail 20 delight every man, wo-
man and child who come 10 the
Blackstone theater today 10 see IL.
"Dlnty" has received enthusiastic
endorsement OF the critics through
out the country The original news
boys quartet have been engaged 70
take part in "A special presentation OF
this production. Latest international
News as well as Educational come
dies Seven Baldpates" will be
shown. making in all very pleasant
program.
A star cast in Sennett's spectacle
All the famous comedy players
brought together in one picture.
Louise Fazenda, cornfed beauty OF
rustic charms and the heroine OF
Down on the Farm. Marie Pr
vost. one OF the prettiest Of Sen
nett's beauties and cleveres I OF
screen condolences. Ben Turpin,
cross-eyed favorite; James Finlison,
gifted actor Of stage and screen;
Burt Roach. a feature player with
the Sennett forces. Billy Armstrong.
character comedian celebrated In
England as we'll as in the United
states. and Tiny John Henry, Jr,
dininutive star OF 21z years who
was discovered by Mack Sennett
are the principals I'm the action Of
Scnnett's five-reel comedy sensation,
Down on the Farm.
Down on The Farm" one or
Mack Sennetts best releases, opens
when the champion rooster or the
ranch puts the son 20 work early in
the morning. Of what proves to be
the busiest little day ever expert
euced on any farm. From that mo-
n1ent until the close Of this reel
comedy sensation every resource OF
the enormous Sennett studios In the
suburbs OF Los Angeles is involved
with results. thrilling comic. delir-
ious. farcial and furiously funny.
Thrills are divided by laughte-. Sus-
pense is relaxed and grins. a7d dra-
matte action OF grave significance Is
Interrupted by comedy incidents
such as only Mack Sennett can de
wise This picture viii be shown at
the Blackstone for three daps begin
ming Thursday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-24
South Bends
Musical World

The South Bend Woman's club
presented George +. O'Conneu. tenor.
in a song recital Thursday night at
the club rooms in the j. NJ s. build
ing. Mr.. O'Conneu is instructor i'm
voice at Notre Dame university. and
although Thursday marked his first
appearance in recital i'm South Bend
he nevertheless has many friends in
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-24

II. Tooker, the Missioner in 1.-THE
Stealers." and Bobby Connolly, the
boy in "Humoresque." Without
Limit" starring Anna Q. Nilsson,
will give the South Bend thousands
who read and marveled at Temple
Dusk" last years best short story,
in the Saturday Evening Post.
chance to see the story on the
screen. It is the tale o. marriage
in haste.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-24

ly familiar with Italian and French
to grasp each word during his rem
dition Of "Lasciar d'amarti" by Gas
parini and "Vous dansez Marquise"
by Lemaire and "J'ai pleure en- reve"
hy Hue. Possibly because Mr.. o.
Cornell is Irish he understands and
appreciates the sentiment in old
Irish ballads Certainly, he inter-
preted the folk songs with realistic
expression.
The music department. of the Pro-
grcssive club will present a program
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-24

the city who have heard him pre-
viously. The first three numbers
only were not sung I'm English. and
it was possible for those even slight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09
INDIANS CHANGE PLANS
WILLIAM AND MARY NINE
TO PLAY DURING EAsTEr
Meets Spiders and Nc,, York
Nifty In Norfolk March
~ and ~.

Especial to The T'Ime,- r,isn,,.,,, <
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, March
Instead of spending the Easter bo,
ia"ys practicing at home. the basc-
nhii team OF William and Mary col /
icsc VIII Journey to the scashore to-s
TWO games in Norfolk with New yorLs
University. on Saturday. March 90 /
anu University OF Richmond on Ensto 8
Monday. March 2S.
Yale University was the India, Il
opponent In Norfolk last Easter Mo-,
Gay. ana The game attracted :, l,ryaI
crowd by playing New York Uni.
FcrSity on March PC and tho Sn,1.r
IN March ~ in Norfolk. the lndtnna
80 ',hp" thcir diamond wares h"
inr" hundreds OF alumni Eo,,
ines" contests are expected "a 49,. ~
exciting affairs Pi"'c
INC Indians and Spiders are MAY
c 1hs ,h h', g"mcs in baseball. the nrst
w iiiainsbnrE. on May g. and thu
b: determined ="
', me revised schedule announced By
Manager II g. Harper. OF Richmond.
calls for twenty-five games. AZ fol.
lows: " III
March ls-Ncwpor, News shipyard.
home. ~
March 26-Ncw York University. at
Norfolk.
March ?s-University Of Richmond.
at Norfolk
April G-Randolph-Macon College,
at homo.
April s--Wl!liame College. mt homo.
April Camp Etistis. at home.
April ll-Lynchhurg College. at
Lynchburg.
April Washington and Lee Uni
vcrsitv. at Lexington
April 13-Iniversity OF Virginia. at
Charlottesville.
APRIL li-GeorEc Washington Uni
vcrsit". at Washington.
April I5--tn!vcrsity OF PcnnsyI-
vauia. at Philadelphia
Anril lG-I."high University. at
Bethlehem
Anrl! ,s--rn'vcrsity of Maryland.
Mt College Park, Md.
April o2-Ronnokc College nj home
April 23-Unlon Theological Sem
mary, at homo.
April oT-Nirginia Polytechnic In
stltutc. at homo.
May Anniversary Of Richmond. ut
hone.
May o-Lynchhurr. College. AZ homo.
May ll-Randolph-M Macon College.
at Ashland.
MAY i2--Universitv o, Richmond. At
Richmond tnending>
Nav Ii-Camp Eust!s. at Camp
Euetig
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09
COLLINS HAS HARD TASK
GREAT BASEBALL PLAYER
TO BE WHITE SOX BRAINS
Premier Second IinScman VIII HIVE
1" steady lntried lniicid-iitch-
ini: Stan Worries Gleason.
By United Ncws.l

~ ,hiNCu -NtNS.
CHICAGO. ILL. March S.--Eddie
Collins. King OF second basemcn and
veteran OF several world series at
trays. this year is confronted with
the most difficult task in his long
career on the diamond. on Collins
shoulders will fall mos; of the bur
ccn OF CoinIskcy'S attempt to win
the American League bunting with u
team made conspicuous by the alb
scncc OF those stars whose pcnchant
Tor looking under their pillows
brought Them disgrace IN the eyes of
the baseball world
The Chicago captain Will he the
heESt one oi IN untried major league
1t into a smooth working machine,
and II he succeeds the White SoN will
be factor in the league race. The
rest OF The iniield Will be made UP of
Shceiy, Johnson and Muliigan. all OF
whom We're secured from tho Salt
Lake Club Of the Pacific Coast League.
ana at least TWO "t them have been
IN the major leagues before.
Shccly Will play first. Johnson.
short and Mullisnn third base. This
trio worked well together in the coast
league. and their greatest asset is
hitters in the minors. and Shcely led
The coast league in long hits. IL the
!anky hrSt bascinan can maintain his
Salt Lake pace he viii make things
lively for the pitchers in the Amcri-
can League this season. Shccly would
have been III the big leagues long
before this If it had not been for II
bad leg which slowed him up on the
bases. and IL remains TO be seen how
mucn This aiiiictiom Viii handicap him
ia * year
Both Johnson. who was captain
Of IN. salt LAX" club. and Mulligan
are fast men ana experienced ball
players. Under Collins coaching they
should develop rapidly Eddie is one
az the S:nartcst ball players in the
game today, but II Will take all of
MS haScnall brains to keep the White
Scx inner defense intact against the
attacks of the rival haisucn who will
be trying 10 PICK the Weaknesses in
III" iuGcld
The White Sox machine viii re-
voiV- around Collins and upon his
scneralship viii largely DEPEND "Kid
Gl"ason's success as Il manager this
:ear. Gleason pulled one OF The big
COST trades OF the season when hC
landed Harry Hooper, The star out
fielder. from the Rcd Son Hooper
Viii play in the White son outncld
w In Struuk ana probably Mostil
who was secured from Milwaukee
Kay SCha!k. as usual. viii do most
OF the catching. hut the pitching de.
parimcnt vii! sadly miss the services
OF Cicoitc and Williams Gleason
however, is confident one or two o
his recruits viii prove big Icagu,
c:lihcT ana If they do, the rest vii
DC up to Collins
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09
OPEN-AIR SNOOZERS TELL
NEW YORK SPRING IS NEAR
Hoboes Take Advantage of Bamy Atmosphere and
Use Park Benches for Couches-Robins
Also Start Their Chipping

NEW YORK, March s.-circus
nresS-aEcnt back in town; hoboes
doing on the park benches: slim
afternoon crowd at the s!x-day race,
ana spoonerS again spooning on the
bus tops. tell New York that spring is
either here or somewhere in the very
approx innate oTing.
Something in the air is again
playing ned with the young New
workers. fancy. rs witness the line
AZ The marriage license bureau. and
there ~ wanderiust note in the
croak OF steamboat whistles down the
bay--w hisilcs which two weeks ago
made the New Yorker glad Of the
steam heat banging in the Office ra-
d!ator
There is 4 weil-tounded report that
me hrst robin and the iics; opcn-air
moro OF the season shared Central
iark as sleeping quarters on the first
night OF climatic spring which came
little ahead Of the calendar spring
Up AT the six day race the after
noon crowd consists moSti? OF pailid
paid song piuggcrs bawlinG melodic
sentiments at empty benches up near
the dome. and hot dog hostlcra objur-
eating the roiton condition of bust
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09
ARRANGE THIRD CONTEST
SPIDERS WILL MEET
INDIANS THREE TIMES
RiNnl Bnsebn1I Tennis Play Flrst
Ehmc OF Series In Norfolk Easter

Monday.
Manager Garland Gray of the
Spider baseba, club closed "A CON
tract yesterday with william and
Mary College for Il third game Of
ball with the Indians. the additional
contest TO take place at Norfolk.
March IS. Easter Monday This will
b. the opening game for the Urivcr-
siiy OF Richmond team and will come
at the termination OF their Easter
holiday training.
The Red and Blue nine Will battle
the Indians in Williamsburg May g..
and then viii stage the third game
OF tn" series in Richmond May 49,
This latter contest will be played
! regardless OF the outcome OF the TWO
other games
coach Dobson made his first cut In
his spuad early this week: his AK
VIII likcly do some more trimming
ny III" close OF the preliminary train
ing which VIII conclude next week
Just before nid-tcrm examinations.
following examinations DobSon will
select squad TO remain at Stadium
flcld 10 train during the spring va
cation which lasts until Tuesday.
March 80. In this extra training
twice daily.
The local squad was divided into
two mines yesterday and Monday
afternoons y team made IN wholly
OF Freshmen played "a Team Of Varsity
players plus several other upper
ci;issmcn. I'll" upper "lassmcn trim
| ming the rats" Monday by one run
and Yesterdays workout resulting in
Il tic score. DobSon apparently has
a promising set OF Freshmen. with
| his inncld worries being practically
| nil while the outhcld presents a
| situation for serious thought.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09
TULSA BASKETBALL TEAM
DOWNS DETROIT OUTFIT
Springs Surprise In NATIONAL Tournn-
mcnt by Heating Five From
Michigan city.
IEy Associated Press.

KANSAS CITY. Mo, March S-Thc
lnisn OKLA" University fve furn-
iShcd tn" sensation in the second days
play of the National Amateur Aih-
letic Union Basketball Tournament
here this afternoon. when by :, score
of 3S 10 81. they eliminated the
Young Mems order OF Detroit. Mich,
from the competition.
The Detroit team had been regard
ed by it's supporters as one OF the
The Michigan players took the lead
at the start. but the Oklahomans
came from behind. At the end az tn.
nall h" score was pa to Is in favor
Of Tulsa.
The Epsilon Eta team Of ST, Louis
alas. Texas. katys. the score being
Tho raginc coas, ,riumphca over
The South when the i.ivsrnprc. Cal.
Athletic club defeated the Spartan
burg: :. c., Athletic club. - TO IS.
Atlanta. Ca. Athletic club re-
NAMED ia the tournament when the
Iial". Mo. Athletic Club finished at
The shor, end OF "a TO u score.
four" games were PLAYED tonight.
The eight winners viii NEE, the
'igh' clubs which finished first In
yesterdays competition tomorrow.
Tue ni@at scores follow:
Is. y J. ana 7. Railway Employees
Club. Louisville, XIV. 30: Dcs M"in"s.
Iowa. Athletic club. %
Southwestern College. Winfield
Rams =; Whiting OWLS. Whiting
Ncyada Cniversi,y. Reno. Nevada
IS; pSa"e Athletic club Usage
Love ana campbell. kansas city,
No IS; ottawa University. ottawa.
kansas IS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09

ness while fifteen teams Of hawk
raced athletes dawd!s around the
saucer. forever going nowhere and
never getting there.
Never before have the riders failed
10 attract two or three fanatic thou
sands Of an afternoon to disturb the
accumulated dust and join the gentle
manly VocaliSts of the paddock in
forcing the popular bloom OF next
seasons harmony hits
FOR reasons best explained by the
American constitution there is lack
ing from the seasons art exhibits the
once familiar portrait Of "a sage and
reflective gentleman goat which vas
a symptom OF spring in the days
when New York saloons sold mild
stun like Book beer, bu, with old
Dexter Fellows in town. New York
needs no tidings from the saloon win
dowS.
For thirty some odd years Dexter
has been springs advance man. He
comes ahead Of the greatest show on
earth-thc circuS-which trails in on
the train Of springs mantle.
Dexter is here, the camcls are COM
inE and robins are chipping in Jcr-
Sey--Tra In.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09
PLANNING BOAT RACES
AMERICANS WILL DEFEND
CUP WON FROM ENGL AND
muse 10 He Decided mt Inter Dntc
ny ThoHc I'm chnrgr or
Event.
NV ASSDcIufsb

NEW YORK. March s.-Arr,nro
monts for the holding of tho Inter.
national motor boat races for IN.
iiarmsworth trophy in this country
ourihG the coming summer already
are under way. The challenge re-
ceiped from the Royal Motor Yacht
CInb OF England is tho first of sew
erai expected in an effort to regain
inc trophy won from British motor
boats by Gar Wood. Of Detroit. off
the Isle OF Wight last August.
According to the rules cuy.rninp
this trophy. all challenges mus, hc
Sent through the motor boat cIub I'm
ms country. and that club must no.
,ty the holders of the prize that a
chhilchGc Tor a race has been rc-
cciHcd. IL must also notify the rem
rcssntatiHe clubs OF France, spain
ana other countries that a chalIonrr
mas been received and accepted and
those countries. IL they SO desire. may
enter the contest. each country no
ing allowed three boats
Commodore JudsOn stated to,ia y,
that the Motor Boat Club or Amcric:,
Is empowered To make all arrange
inchts Tor the race and 10 select the
course over which the boats shall
compete. lie ~ in favor OF holding
nc races on Lake st Clair. if the
i'c'roit club wishes to hold them
mere, because Detroit yachtm.n
try. Just who the british ebay :
lenEers ar" will not be known until,
further communicate are received
from the other side.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09
Hotel sunrrc, Los. by Irirc.

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. March s
Tn" Armstrong Hotel at Rome. Ca
Was damaged TO the extent OF $780,
900 by "A series OF nrcs this morning
The flames first broke out at .
clock The lire department cx-
iInSuishcd thcm. but at o'clocE the
ire started again ANA was exiting
uish"d by hotel guests. At 6 o'clock
a third blaze occurred, which re-
qpircd two honrs 10 extinsuish It.
Th"ro were 200 guests. All escaped
without injury
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09
RAIN PREVENTS BOSTON
PLAYERS FROM STARTING
Mitrheirs battery Candidates Indulge
in SURF Swimming After He
Ing Denied Work.
Ky Associated Press

GALVESTON. TEN. March s.
Rain fell here this afternoon and
the batterymen OF Manager Fred
MiichclfS Boston Nationals forsook
baseball practice for SURF swimming
Tonight Manager Mitchell announced
the schedule Of exhibition games to
be played As the braves work their
way North. as follows:
AprIl i, first ana second teams. At
!ircwton. Ala: April ), University Of
Alabama vs. first team; April q. frs;
and second teams. at Columbia
AZ Paris. Tenn: April S. Memphis;
Southern Association team vs. frs,
team. At Memphis. April {? and 10.
Louisville American Association team
vs.. first team, at Louisville.
Dick Rudolph, the last member OF
he pitching staff 10 report for spring
training. reached Galveston today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09
HAVANA RESULTS

Fifs, Eac.-nye ana Anlf iurlanss.
thre"-y"aI u.ds auG w claiming purse,
:509-E!!zah,in ~, .i!2 H.angt siorj. %
isr!Fida. ;lE (sms,ll a. + +, i6
.. ,h.fd. Time Jos ] %. a Isa -an-- Hah.l
Enayno =. Mary Fi'ahush %onsens ulster
Second rdcc--ave and t h,ir fr.uurs.
three oar-niGs ami an. rl,ugrf- purse.
500 Twenty Seven. ils tlis .soy' go d
nio! 10 ! 20 - Won Ghantopr ~
F!!p. I0l Cwl.snn) 3 20 =. % rs.r
,nird. ,'rime--i .o: 4-s as, r,r-p.xr
f:cT. "s1onah Tn MaS9pe'"aef Plan
Third r-ro-hvs urn 70 uH.r 'IrIu,.-r.
Sthrce- year-olls ,ana W.; Claiming s7ua
ITO tWisorj. 90 &" =. go E. tt.rt
f pims- c, = bo, A,'o r,,
Fourth race. six fu-!onr, tnr.c-ysar-
oidn and upi claiming -urs., S4hD I'r.s
O. War. log 'fic'asl : &c. tu g. So
= S"s to :. q -; s;,.eodi ffaar a.l'0 ioi
Timc--I:i2 Is. Also gaa.-Go Garts.a.
DisSuSs.oi., .\ins.leAn Enflv hian
and IN: Tho Playa haudie.tp purss -.
1e0-Swcc; Music. 90 ,wHsgIy. : 10
5sto 5. to Z, won Baily 100 yr".s.yE
ioi cficSinsJ, : to !. a.osl 10 Q. .!ira
Time--l;a9 Also tan-cubsnNa, Whppct
Huonec
four-y@a r. oids and upi cialm,ns, pntse
tfG6---Hush, rs F"rmnuD. y 20 s ia /.
to .. won Ja"e feji, 40 GIc.ds, q.
T.mse-i:ss IS Aiso aa-i.eiasit@ir 'e c.i1
Attorney Muir. EIanca, Arm!st!cc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09
GOLFER IS OPTIMISTIC
AMERICAN WOMAN SAYS
SHE WILL TAKE TITLES
Miss ticNn Stirling. of Atlanta, tO
Compete in Both French
and English Events.
icy United News.

tN IN .NtNS.J
NEW TORk March S.-HrimminE
over with confidence. imbucd with the
idea Of winning two NOR. champion
ships and sparkling with the ruddy
trampins over links. Mics Alexa
Stirling, OF Atlanta. Ga. Americas
national woman golf champion, left
here on the Carmania on Monday TO
Il expect to bring back two cham
rionsh!ps English and the
bo rfnE " Boat i Phase gont think
am boastinc. II Is a mighty big as
siEnment. The British women know
their game and they will have Il
slight advantage in being able to
meet us on their home course but
| am extremely confident My game
has never been better than today.
And when fnish with the Brit
ish championship tournament also
expect to participate in the French
tournament. which Will start on
June "a.
lish title for long time. Tho Amer
lean championship, Of course. is my
most cherished possession. but tn"
british title les wonderful honor. and
every woman golfer looks upon IL
with cnviouS eyes.
There are some wonderful women
players on the other side, and shalt
be OH stranG" course and under
GIN itull tbntlilONS nat IL TIE tnltl
reason why ] am getting such an
early start--to get accliTnated and ac-
quaintcd with the turf ana wind con-
ditions. which are peculiar. especial
- on the Turnberry course where
the tournament Will be held during
the week Of May 30
Il expect 10 spend a few days in
liverpool playing on the courses
around there, and then 20 direct To
Turnbcrry. Most of the foreign
courses have their share of tricks.
and it is imperative that | get ac-
quainted with at least the tournament
course before the competition starts.
Il intend TO play at least one. over
the St Andrews course. which is
something I hav" wanted To do ever
since | was n little girl"
Miss stirling will leave for France
right after tho close OF the Turnbcrry
event. The French tournament starts
on June - She said She thought
Bobby Jones had Il great chance OF
winning tho mems amateur tourna-
incnt in England.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09
NORFOLK AIDS AMATEURS
City Manager Assures sand "'
Players All SNailabi~ spnrc
VIII BE, baseball Diamond
Especial to The Time s-p'spateh.

Especial 10 The T!int S-II3SPNV,H'I
NORFOLK, VA. March S.--After a
conference with President l.. y. tnl-
Ter. of the Norfolk Amateur Ba"eoll !
I .eacues. civ Manager charles y.
Ashburncr announced today thht
every bit OF a-atflahla. spac. OF Su0',
cient size in.-th1- G.tr VII! he turned
into baseball grounds TOR amateur
clubs.
Sixteen amateur teams. 10 play
regularly scheduled LEAGUE games, al
ready have been organized and are
in training. and other clubs are Ia
PROCESS OF formation The work az
laying out the diamonds Is to be
under direction OF Dr.. rnwhn'an ;.
Schenck. Director Of ruhlic Welfare,
and Councilman Hugh l.. Butter.
Amateur baseball is promised It's
biggest season in Norfolk this sum
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09
PROMOTERS WILL STAGE
MATCH HERE SHORTLY
Secure Christensen md FreberE for
Mill Within Next
Month

John F'rebcrs. the Chicago wrcst-
Ter. who nut UP Il great exhibition
against Marin Plcstina in the city
AUDITORIUM Monday night, Will
wr"Stlc Harold Christensen in this
city within the next month "Zeke"
smith and billy" Wollsicfer local
promoters. announced yesterday. 1t
is the plan OF those> i'm charge OF the
ana" To hold the match in the OPEN
a.: arena NJ Laurel and Broad Streets
IL The weather conditions permit.
trcbcrg made an excellent impress
sion in his match with Plcstina and
earned himself many friends by the
piucky exhibition he put UP against
u ne man who is seeking Il match
WIN td Lewis. Harold Christensen
also is popular with Richmond's
wrestling fraternity