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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-19

s Conccit only begets disaster
That's the moral taught in "Ths
Woman and the Hen" the next
Aesop film fable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-19
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"suRE FIRE.

jeff Bransford. a vsgabond cow
puncher. Is the role "Hoot" Gibson.
the popular cowboy actor. plays In
sure Fire" new Western picture
now at the Rex.
Playing opposite Gibson Is Molly
Malone. the dainty little heroine Of
many picture plays.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-19

CONFLICT"

tunlvsrssD
r,.rea. Remasis. Priscilla Dean
go !. R<so.is~ .............E I'D. Connolly
Rnck f4tsea. ......- s... shcttef S%Fn"
5.xecx ........... Herbert RR~ linson
To carry on the work Of her sweet.
heart. whom she believes murdered.
pcrcas. the heroine OF Conflict
starring Priscilla Dean at the Glenn
mer. takes command OF the crew OF
lumberjaSks and puts thru the log
drive az abe had promised her sweet
heart she would do. should death
overtake him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-19

ANY Wife" That's the title given
TO the picture Pearl White has just
complcted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-19

More than 400 negroes appear In
some scenes IN The prodigal Judge. "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-19

-Four pictures In production ut the
Lasky studio employ $50 extras a
day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-19

Larry semon, comedian, Is known
in France Is "Zisot"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-19
| BLU E MOUSE


tGeid~yn)
Barnes -.-.... hcorr 1900
E,o..f1rk Allan FcrrcHt
Rs.xtet.r. .............. James Gordon
The Man From Lost River. now
showing at the Blue Mouse. pictures
the trials OF n powerful. patient ium-
her camp foreman in standing by the
\ girl he loves
katherine Newiin Burt. author OF
~snowbiind" and The branding
Iron wrote THE Man From Lost
River"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-19

Wallace Macdonald. the viriIe
young Nitzgraph star. Il suffer
ing whh some bad bruises. sus-
tanned when he MAS bumped by
. frckht car while making .
scene for his new picture, lie
misj,sAxcd the speed and dis
lance. 80 had to pay the pen
atty. hut feels lucky that II
was No msrc serious.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-19

Rosemary Theby. She's one
Of the most versatile actresses
Of the screen. She is featured
now III For phofopiays.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-05-19
Bookkeeping
Gvics
Music
Louis Christensen,
County Superintendent.
Wheat

FOR SALE-Bargain - Wheat
farm, we'll improved. $50 acres in
Rocks County, Kansas. 245 acres in
cultiation, rs acres in pasture. Mod
ern house, 9 rooms in fine shape.
Good cement cellar under house.
Good barn 36x5O, good implement
shed 48x48, fine garage and hen
house with scratching shed, 2 gran
aries, cattle shed, washhouse with
shed arch cave, 2 good wells, wind
mill, some trees. Four miles to good
railroad town of Palco. 2254 avres
in wheat now and 20 acres nabarley.
Price $50. per acre. Good terms.
Owner Frank Schlyer, Zurich, Kan
saS .g.5
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-05-19
MEMORIAL DAY PROGRAM
May 80, 1921
FORENOON

300 o'clock-Assemble at City Hall
All who have flowers bring them to
this place.
1000 o'clock (sharp) Procession
will form on Second street, right
resting on Chestnut. The order
will be as follows:
Hays Kid Band and K. of c. Band
Sons of Veterans
All returned soldiers from the
World War
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-05-19

Lester II. JeWei VISITED TRENDS IN
Russell, Sunday.
All summer millinery now on sale
! at Miss Deane's store
If you must laugh, we will give
you a chance at the Minstrel Show,
next Wednesday and Thursday at the
Strand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Chalkers of
Herington, Kansas, are here visiting
their relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee and
family, of East Wilson Avenue.
a number of people from Hays at
tended the annual picnic given at
Victoria, Monday of this week.
Smartly trimmed hats and sport
hats on sale for ten days at Miss
Deane's.
Judge Sparks of GOodland, was
here last week.
]. E. Stuckey, chirapractic doctor
of Wichita, Kansas, intends locating
in Hays.
One of the best home talent pro-
auctions seen in many years, given
by Geo. A. Childs Producing Co.
Eldorado Times.
There will be a regular meeting of
the o. E. S. Monday evening, May
23rd. Initiation and refreshments.
Lucille King, Sec'y.
C. w. Miller, Jr., was recently ap-
pointed Grand Sword Bearer in the
Grand Commandery of Knights
Templar for the State of Kansas.
Lost.-At Coliseum, Thursday,
Lady's dark brown Tricotine Coat,
with black and white silk stripe lin
ing.-Mrs. C. D. Blake.
Camera found on running board of
car at Fair Grounds, Thursday, May
18th, during the Shriner program.
Owner may have by calling at this
Office and proving property and pay
ing for this notice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Zeigler enter
tanned few friends at cards Tuesday
night, at their home on East Normal
avenue. Those present were: Alex
Philip and wife, Al Nickles and wife,
Harold Gill and wife, H. W. Chitten-
den and wife, ]. T. Morrison and
wife, John Chittenden and wife, DR..
Meade and wife, H. A. Cowan and
wife, Miss Bessie Leahy, Mrs. H. B.
Kohl and Mrs. Main.
The Hays Free Press has made a
fine Improvement in changing from a
seven column patent to an all home
print paper. The Free Press has been
printed forty years and is an alto
gether reliable republican newspaper,
and is well edited McCracken En-
terprise.
Jimmie Nolan who is with the
Karl Simpson Show, brought his wife
to the st. Anthony hospital, Tuesday,
and she was operated on for ap-
pendicitis at three o'clock in the
afternoon. She revived from the
operation in good shape and is ex-
pected to make safe and quick re-
covery.
DR.. Hennerich and family left
Wednesday night for st. Louis, Mo-,
to be absent about a month. The
doctor who has been at the st. An
thony hospital for some time, expects
the trip to improve his health. His
many friends in Hays are hoping his
recovery will be rapid and permanent.
About two hundred children at
tended the free show given the grade
children at the Strand Theatre, Sun
day night, in honor of the Strands
fourth anniversary. Mary Pickford
in 'Pollyanna," was presented, and
the little folks enjoyed it very much.
'Pollyvnna" was again presented at
the Strand, Monday night, to a large
and appreciative audience. Manager
Kirkman always puts before the
patrons of the Strand, the very best
in the movies.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-05-19
LOCAL NOTES


Banker Tague and VIII Cox were
here from Collyer, Wednesday.
F. E. Brooke, president of the U. P.
highway, was in Hays, Tuesday.
Loretto Schoenfeldt left Wednes-
day morning for Beloit, Kansas, on a
short visit to friends.
Miss Ruth Fliesbach visited at Ellis,
Tuesday.
Special sale of children's trimmed
and readN-to-wear hats at Miss
Deane's.
The Federated Convention of Rural
Carriers, Postoffice Clerks and City
Carriers will be held at Wichita, May
80 and 81.
Mr.. c. E. Malmberg is home from
the hospital.
The Westbrook boys are putting
the finishing touches on two of c. w.
Reeder's houses in West Hays. and
Mr.. Reeder says they are doing an
elegant job.
The music pupils of the Sisters of
st. Agnes will give recital at the
Strand Theatre, May 20 and p, at
3 p. m.
Get your tickets now at Kings if
you intend witnessing the K. of c.
Minstrel Show.
Phone King Bros Drug Store if
you want to reserve seats for the K
of C. Minstrel Show.
Mr.. w. A. Logan, Geo. ]. Wood
ward and Stanley Chittenden were
initiated as members Of the Masonic
Blue Lodge Wednesday night.
There was a meeting of the Hays
millionaires (Golf Club) Monday
night. Results not reported.
The delegates to the recent meet
ing of the Eastern Star, returned Sat
urday, having had very interesting
meeting.
Jay Fellers shipped two cars of
stock to Kansas City, Wednesday.
One of hogs and one Of cattle.
Miss Eva Wood spent Saturday at
Monument.
The Mnler-Reed Sign Company
were the artists who furnished the
emblem cutout, landscapes and panels
for Shriners' Day at Hays.
The Eastern Star is having very
satisfactory increase in membership.
A number of candidates will be mi
tiated next Monday night.
]. H. Downing and H. D. Shaffer
left Tuesday morning, to attend the
State G. A. R. Encampment at Man
haitian. Mike Haffamier and Geo.
Foreman left Wednesday morning for
the same place.
Mrs. L. E. King has rented her
home to Rev. Hewitt, Baptist Evang-
elist, until September. She leaves
Sunday night for Kansas City. to
visit her daughter. From there she
will go to Codell for a visit with an
other daughter.
Karl Simpsons Comedians will put
on a tent show on South Chestnut
street during the week of May 23rd,
under the auspices of the American
Legion.
Mrs. A. L. Clark left this Thurs
day morning for Fairview, Brown
county, Kansas, for a short visit with
her son, Carl and family. She will
return by the way of Stronrsberg,
Nebraska, and Marysville, Kansas,
where her sister, Mrs. Loyal King, is
living.
Robert Kissing and Miss Pauline
Wingardt were married Tuesday
morning at o'clock, at the Catholic
church in this city.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-05-19
NOTICE

The examination for normal train
ing high school certificates mad the
examination for high school credits
will be held in the Court House in
Hays, Kansas, on Friday and Satur-
day, May 10th and 21st, 1921.
Following is the order of subjects
for normal training certificates:
Friday, May 20
A. NJ. Pm.
Geography Grammar
Reading Methods
Saturday, May 81
A. NJ. Pm.
Psychology Arithmetic
Management
Order of subjects for high school
credits:
Friday, May 20
Modern History
Agriculture
Ancient History
English, End year
Drawing :
Plane Geometry
Latin
Saturday, May Fl
English, 1st year
Algebra
Physical Geography
Commercial Geography
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-05-19
Strange Experience.

A Topeka woman says the worst
sensation is that feeling of growing
OId'' when one is asked to chaperOR a
party of young folks" when there are
several in the party Older than the
chaperon is.-Kansas City Star.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-05-19

Reading of Minutes
Lincoln's favorite poem -----.----.--
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-11
PLUMMER'S TEAM
DEFEAT GRANCERS
Grady E1ioWs Visitors But Seven
Hits and Kept Them Scat
tered; Game Enjoyed.

AT the Workhouse grounds Satur-
Siay afternoon Plummer's All-Stars
took the measure of their neighbors,
the recently organized Hockessin
Grange baseball team, defeating them
s to 0. Grady was back in the pitch
er's box for the Plummer combina-
ton. holding his opponents down TO
seven safe hits, while Ed. Reynolds
did the twirling for the farmer boys
with an. even dozen OF his offerings
being taken. Paul vardenbraak, for
mer Workhouse pitcher expelled from
the team. was not missed
While the Workhouse- stick men got
the best of the argument they had
to work hard TO DO it as the Mill
Creek aggregation put up a hard
fight and it took some snappy catches
and live wire fielding TO prevent any
of the Hockessin sluggers from en-
circling. the bases. In the sixth and
eighth innings the Changers sur
prised iheir opponents with double
= plays.
A number of prominent farmers and
their wives visited the xorkhouse 10
see the game and this was greatly
appreciated by Warden Plummer who
hoped TO have his boys book the
Changers for a return engagement at
an early date. and have the Changers
and their families TO attend II was
one of the most enjoyable games of
rangements for the game. The score:
the season Frank Yearsley made ar
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-11
ANGLERS MAKE BIG
CATCHES DOWN STATE
Local Deyotees Of Rod and Reel
Visit Many Streams in Search
of Elusive Fish.

Fishing parties were numerous Sat
urday and yesterday and from All ac-
counts. the hook and line anglers had
a big day throughout the State.
"Bili'' Baxter and friends visited
silver Lake, near Middletown, and
made very good catch.
'Dick" Rhoadea and his party visited
Noxentown, near Middletown, whore
they landed five nice bass the two
largest weighing az and 81 pounds
each.
John Haderer and his friends visited
McCaulley's Dam and made some good
catches.
John Reeae's party visited Bowers
Beach and brought back some fine
apeciments Of croakers and trout.
Thomas Ronney's party who visited
Noxentown yesterday did not fare 20
we'll
Jack" Kaiser and party visited
wyoming and had very good luck
bringing back a nice string Of yellow
perch and bass.
Seven machine loads Of local sports
men yesterday visited the Shailcross
Lake near McDonough and made an
inspection Of the property which will
be used by the members OF the Del
aware Anglers and Gunners' club
They were greatly impressed with the
appearance Of the property.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-11
RAYMOND TO MEET
FAST JOHNNY HORBA
keystone Field Club Has Ar
ranged Unusually Good Gard
for Friday Night.

Tbe keystone Field club viii give
ono of the greatest boxing shows OF
the season on Friday evening ~
pvtbian Castle. e0S West street. The
hin for the week is expected to pack
,bc bousn 10 the doors The local
match maker certainly used his head
when he secured Johnny Horba. the
ilashy Polish boy to oppose halph
I2aymond. the Keystone wonder.
Ii will be remembered that TINS par
nut up the greatest bout ever W.T.
messed in this city recently ana since
then all the local fans have been
cIamoring for return match. Botn
men are in strict training. Hurba Is
training at the St Hedwig's Club
while Raymond is working like
house on fire at tho keystone Field
club. This match means lot to
both as the winner will have clear
claim to the welterweight champion
shin of Delaware. Both boys are con-
tidant that they will win with a
knockout.
The semi wind-up is a bout shat has
been hanging FIRE for a long time and
brings together Kid Chadwick. the
local lightweight and Battling Barnes
the local X. o. artist. This should to
one Of the toughest light matches q
the season and the winner of this
bout will I've recognized as the light
weight champion OF the state. Both
have very good records and II is a
hard matter "a pick a winner.
The main preliminary will give
local fans chance to see Kid Beobe
veteran Of els battles, in action
against Toughey Dugan. formerly oi
Port Richmond, but now Of the Key
stone Field Club. Dugan has become
great favorite in this city nv his
willing style. In Beehe he meets on,
Of the toughest lightweights in tn,
world and although ne is carrying
/ little age he Is sure 10 give Toughe,
the hardest go he has ever had il
this city.
The second bout will bring togethe
Buckley McGinnis. OF the Keyston,
Field Club, and Tommy Conroy o
| Port Richmond Buckley is training
very hard FOR this so as he is anxiou
TO get another crack at Samm,
Schif. Conroy is very good bo
and comes highly recommended b
Tuughey Dugan.
The opening bout viii be betwee
Pete Deyine. who made good at las
week $ show and Kid Lightning.
new conner who claims that he wi
stop Pete. The show will start a
S.45. Charles Dawson viii referee a
the bouts.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-11
JIMMIE MENDO MEETS
HINES IN WINDUP
BoiIermakers' Bouts Set for
Wednesday Night at Harlan
Field Look Good.

The Boilerniakers' Athletic Commit
tee who have charge Of the open air
benefit bouts. to be held AZ Harlan
Field wednesday evening, July IS, de-
sire TO announce that they have made
change in their bill. On account of
their policy not 10 handle loser. they
have removed Kid Chadwick and sub
stituted Russell in his place. Russell
defeated Chadwick at Pythlan Castle
at the last Keystone smoker On ac-
count Of C'hadwick's condition the
bout was stopped in the third round.
II was the committees intention 10
handle X q. Barnes Of the Keystone
Club n case Kid Chadwick lost, but
as Barnes has been matched to swap
punches with Chadwick az the next
Keystone smoker. Hackett. who man
ages X. O. Barnes. would not allow
hia boy to be engaged for the open air
bouts
In the serni-wfndup. KID Sum oi
the Delaware A. G. meets a boy In
Willie Allen Of Philadelphia. who il
sure to give Sum the bout Of his life
Jimmie Mendo and Billie Hines in tho
wnd-up are two of the best boys
from out Of town that have ever beer
brought TO this city 10 engage in tn
art IF self defense.
For the benefit Of the colored popu.
Iation Of Wilmington, the committed
in charge Of the open-air show to b
held on Wednesday. July "a have ar
ranged d bout between the Cuban box
Ter, Johnny GonzIIos and BattlinF
Powell Of south Philadelphia, for on,
os the preiiminarics.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-11
H|GHSPOTS IN BALL
GAMES OF YESTERDAY
Barrett, of Athletics, Combines
Pitcher and Shortstop in
Sensational Game.

Ry Associated Press to Every Evening.
New Yory, July 11.--A combina-
tion pitcher-shortstop, rare in the
major leagues. was uncovered by the
Philadelphia Americans. yesterday,
when Barrett twirled against the
Cleveland worlds champions and then
took his place between second and
third. Barrett went on the mound in
the sixth inning when the game was
lost, but held the Indians to one hit
in two innings. struck out one man
and passed three. He made two hits
in two chances at bat and fielded per-
fectly. In the second game Barrett
played shortstop and accepted five
chances. but failed to- hit in three
times up.
A double shutout-the first in the
major leagues this year-was scored
by Cleveland over the Athletics. Mails
scattered the Athletics twelve hits in
the first game and Morton won his
pitchers battle with Hasty by bat
ting in the winning run himself.
Burleigh Grimes of the Brooklyn
Dodgers stood out among the twirlers
of both leagues by winning his eighth
SItsAlAUA Ettflt- flt AAlihi't ANfs-
burg to five hits.
Faber of the Chicago Americans was
hit safely only FIVE times by the New
York Yankees, and Ryan of the Giants
held his Chicago opponents to tbs
same number OF hits.
Judge. Of Washington, was ad-
mitted to the Two Homers- in-One-
Game Club. He missed setting ar
American League record for homer,
when his other hit went for n three
bagger.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-11
cONCERT AT WOLF HALL

Newark. July 1.-THE first concert
OF the season in connection with the
University OF Delaware lecture series
win be given In Wolf Hall tomorrow
evening al 7.s0, standard time, By
artists from the Peabody Conservatory
~ Music, Baltimore The program VIII
be given by j. G. Van Huisteyni
yiyienne Cordero, yiolinsi Os1ar ~
Lehman, tenor, and audrey CoToeroi
pianist.
The distinguished VisitT n tne
lecture series will be Mary Antin
author Of The Promised Land, wno
wifi lecture in Wolf Han on Friday
Of tbie week at 7.3O. The series ~
planned for all Delaware people.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-11
WEST END TAKES ONE
FROM FORT DU PONT
Soldiers Drop Fast Game to
Wilmington Nine at Fort,
Yesterday Afternoon.

The West End Club added Fort du
Pont to its list of victims yesterday
afternoon when It trimmed the sol
diers in fast game at Delaware City.
Sc.
Wes End hit Armstrong hard at all
times and, although he was ably Cup
ported, their ability tc hit safely at
opportunc times enabled them to ronp
home with the bacon.
Eclxies pitched steady ball for the
Wilmington boys and was given
wonderful support, especially by his
inner Gordon, which pulled him out of
several tight holes Coyle's flashy
fielding was n feature and about the
best put up on the Fort diamond this
year. The score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-11
W|LM|NGT ON NINE
DEFEATED At DOVER
Capital Team Put Game on the
Ice in Early Part of
Contest.
Dover. July II.

Dover defeated the Wilmington a.
A. team here Saturday. to 8. Mil
ford was scheduled to play here but
their team disbanded during the week
and the local manager secured the
Wilmington nine
The local team put the contest on
ice in the early part of the game by
securing seven runs in the firss two
innings. This lead was never over
taken by the visitors.
Boggs started in the box for the
visitors but gave way to Hughes to-
wards the end of the second inning.
Hughes pitched excellent ball during
his stay in the box.
Hughes home run in the second
inning was one OF the longest drives
on the local field this year. The
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-11
Bre THURSDAY SHOOT.
Club TO stage BIG Mascs
I'm Twilight Anair.

r;re4nbil1 members have sr-angef
for a biz twilight shoot for Thursday
evening of this week. Shooting wil
commence az and continue unl
dark. A program Is being arranges
that viii attract both local and out ~
town shooters and THURSDAY val 10
doubt be q big day ia Greenh4ii nis-
tory. Challenges are the order o. tns
eav. rot only among the fop-notch
artists but also between the ayerast
man. the dub. and the beginners.
A special effort IS being made 70
get out the man who az yet has "a
shoot at the flying birds and every
body il welcome. The regular pro-
gram VIII only consist OF rs birds, -
permit time for the special chailengs
~ erita and novelty shoots
Shooting will commence PROMPTLY NJ
s and win continue as long as The
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-11
sse SEEK L. S. GOLF TITLE.
so Many Columbia Entrants That
Field VIII be Split.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Washington, July 11.-Actuai prep
arations for the national open golf
championship 10 be played over the
course Of the Columbia Country Club.
near here beginning July 10, We're
started today with the closing of the
links to club members and arrival Of
the vanguard Of the 236 entrants.
Officers OF the Columbia Country
Club were advised today by Secrc-
tary Vanderpool Of the United States
Golf Association that because Of the
large field Of entries the customary
practice of requiring 36 holes 20 be
played in the qualifying rounds would
he abandoned. Instead the field viii
be split. one-half playing s holes July
10 and the other half sent away for
round July 20.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-11
BoBnERs AFTER GATE MONEY.
Get $4,000 After blowing Safe of
Chicago White Su..

Nv Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Chicago. July 1i.-Robbers, pre-
spmably after the gate receipts Of the
gf me between the White aox and New
York Yankees. blew the safe at Com
iskey Park here last night
The loot of about 1000 represented
the receipts Of various concessions st
the game. gate receipts Of about S3o,-
GOO having been sent 10 a bank.
Owner Charles Comiskey denied re-
ports that the safe contained papers
re- rtaining to the former White Sox
players row on trial In connection
with the alleged throwing of tho 1919
worlds series
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-11

ewarmed together into one moss
humanity.
This is the crowd that our reform
ers" and clergy called vicious ana un-
manageable. Try to imagine 9V,VVv
people coming TO see one thing, YET Oh
different opinions, ready TO argue, 10
banter, all keyed to the highest ner-
Sous tension. Yet in spite of ii all, II
was the most orderly gathering on
record The largest in the history OF
rhe world. Not one alteration and
not one arrest.
Now comes on the battle. The Win
ner is declared. That crowd arose
as one; all with a mighty shout for
the victor. Everybody satisfied. We
all settle down 20 our daily task as II
nothing ever happened, waiting for
new thrills. Nowhere in this world
Is there another such people.
The New Jersey Boxing Commission
has refused to allow Jack Johnson to
perform in the State of New Jersey.
These actions should be endorsed by
every State in the Union. Such men
rs Johnson have done much to destroy
the morale OF the ring.
ono of the Western boxing COM
,nissioners has refused to license Jack
Dillin on the ground that he is not
physically At TO stand a strenuous
form Of training.
Dillin, a few years back, was one
of the most remarkable boxers of the
country with a bright future. Dissi-
patton and lack of care did the trick.
This should be a warming to young
mon who intend to adopt boxing as a
profession. Keep fit.