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Chariton courier., 1921-06-24
MEANS BIG CROP
Wheat IN Western Canada Has
Excellent Start.
oermihation, ii the rich soil Of That
Country, Il speedy--Farmers
on Road to Wealth. :

Ii wls on fhe 18th OF May that the
writer received letter from a friend
in Western Gambia dated the 18TH Of
tile snnle month. Information was
conveyed in the letter that its author
had travelled over 4 considerable por-
tIon Of Western Cnnadu. He had COW
ereil most OF the settled portions, and
from those he had not covered be had
secured Information that amplified
his own observations OF conditions
throughout all the vast area OF that
country. He found seeding OF wheat
practically cosipleted. and placed in
4 bed of earti, that wns in d condition
that warranted sneedy and healthy
termination. This was borne out by
Z evidence that he was witness Of
wheat that had been In the ground
four DAYS that was already breaking
through. and that + which had been
seeded for 4 week was wen above the
ground. the field being as green as
4 new pa st,lres Mot. Everywhere this
condition existed. II WIN be pleasing
information for those who have
friends In Western Canada--in any
<parf OF ii. no matter where they may
be--to learn that conditions have
y opened up In such splendid wny, and
10 be advised that the prospects were
never brighter thnn now. When II
becomes known that conditions are so
satisfactory. many who were waiting.
uncertain what to do In the matter Of
moving, VIII Doubtless now come to q
decision. with the opening OF thou
sands of hoinesteads. which took place
on the LIST Of May. there was rush
10 fake advantage Of the opportunity
: 10 secure 100 acres Of excellent land
free. within speaking distance OF a
] railroad. The low railway rates
granted by means OF certificate IL
sued by Canadian government agents,
located at different points In the
states, make II possible to make Il
frIn az inspecfion n smalf cost.
oat and harley farming are branches
that add considerable 10 the wealth
OF the farmer who desires to make
money quickly. That these grains caI,.
he grown so successfulIy. and easily.
makes II possIble to 90 into other
branches Of farming industry. that
give stability ia n wherever they are
carried on. They are iajrying and,
cntfle-raistng There 81 Mn excellent
market for the nrofnct. and the eli.
mate aids moteriai,y m insisting II.
while the native grasses. as wen as
Chariton courier., 1921-06-24
IilIIIIIunIMIIIIIIIIIliIIiiliIliiiiIhIIiII
! The Kitchen
Cabinet ~
aIIIIIIInHIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIuInfIMIIIIIII
f@ 1920, Western NewspaDer UnionS

There must be no stint Of labor
where labor will tell for our neigh
Tors happiness. but no wasteful ex-
travagance Of II where 1t will not
profit.
Chariton courier., 1921-06-24

Soup. = Chop fine one
pound of fresh mush'
rooms, and put into a
double boiler with one
pint of milk. Cook one
half hour, and strain.
Add one pint of thin
cream when 1t comes to
a boil. season with pep
Chariton courier., 1921-06-24
llotlIery 5oR Book

Health Is possibls to almost avery child.
But Il ls within reach OF children Of
all circumstances. only as they are aided
BY adults to whom they must look Tor
Responsible care and an earnest. intelli-
gent Interest IN child welfare.
Chariton courier., 1921-06-24

Carrots, fresh and crisp. ground
through the fine knife Of meat
grinder, added to salad dressing and
served on lettuce, make most whole
some salad rich in mineral salts.
Chopped Bermuda onions, dressed
with French dressing and used for a
sandwich are most appetizing.
Hot's Mammoth sage is the most
highly priced as 1t grows very large
leaves with the leaf stalks up from
the soil, keeping them clean. The
leaves are of fine favor and much
used In pork or pork sausage.
Chariton courier., 1921-06-24

is the earliest to
come into the
market and is
much more deli
cious than the
later high bush
blackberry.
For an every
day blackberry
Chariton courier., 1921-06-24

Emerald earth and azure sky.
Busy bee and dragon-fly, !.
Bobolinks singing in the grass,
Daisies nodding in a mass
That's June. Shirley George.
Chariton courier., 1921-06-24
GOOD THINGS EoR LuNcHEoN.

Now that the. fresh mushroom is
ready for the gathering let us have:
Chariton courier., 1921-06-24
Anothef Exeuse.

Hub That button Is still on.
VIE Yes. dear. am economlzius
on thread.
Chariton courier., 1921-06-24
! lnportant q liosnsFa


ssudioas Sounester-Pa. how many
Tines What makes eleFeng
Chariton courier., 1921-06-24

Some women win go any length to
keep in fashion.
Chariton courier., 1921-06-24
EASILY PREPARED BLACKBERRY
DISHES.

There are two kinds of blackberries
of which the low bush or dew berry
Chariton courier., 1921-06-24

Don't pick quarrel before It's ripe.
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Borough OF Queens-saIe or Rent.

RICHMOND HILL.-Two upper floors in new
family house; decorated. shower bath, par
quet, &c.: ideally situated: six rooms; lease
TO responsible parties IL wanted: rent $75
Take Lefferts av.-Fulton st. train to nth
st. station. See builder at 10T16 112th ST.. I:
phone 1897 Richmond Hill.
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Notwithstanding or Rent
BRoNxvILLE.

BRONXV1LLE
FOR SALE OR RENT.
A New and Attractive English House OF
unusual arrangement, rooms, 3 baths.
Built In Garage. Good sized Plot Con-
yenient 70 station, stores and schools. Shown
by appointment
SWALLOW q PRATT, INC,
II Palmer Az, Bronxvllle, N. Y. Tel. 1921.
LARCHMONT residential properties for sale
or rent. JOSEPH A. CASSIDY, FOG Broad
way. N. Y. OF tel. 7s3 Larchmont.
MOUNT K1SCO, ". Y.--Residence. q rooms,
bath; exceptional view; one acre: q minutes
from station. Particulars address OWNER.
% Manchester Terrace, Mount Kisco.
Mrs. EDMUND w. IODINE, Real Estate.
4I2 Main ST.. toll. s4s. New Rochelle.
NINE rooms. all improvements, oak trim
fruit. flowers; plot 5Ox2O0; fine nelghbor-
hood worth seeing; price $4,000. owner
~ fiill Terrace, Yonkers, N. ".
SMALL all year bungalow. 81 800; 5000 down
So monthly on principal; opportunity
knocks once. Phone 1856 White Plains.
THOMAS s. BURKE, REAL ESTATE.
300 SO. Bway. Yonkers. Tel. 5000
OWNER MUST SACRIFICE new stucco
dwelling, worth $4,000: o rooms, 3 baths:
steam heated sun parlor; all beautifully
decorated car fireproof garage; corner
plot i00x10o: half hour from Grand Central;
immediate possession. Room 1918, Is West
48d ST., New York. Tel. Murray Hill O7s9
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

BUILDERS Wanted.-Wili sell vacant plots
for apartments: will assist In financing !;
have choice locations, Washington Heights
and Bronx. T 14S Herald. Herald SO.
SUBSTANTIAL colonial farmhouse. suitable
for remodelling, with small acreage, vicin-
ity Sound. near New Rochelle. Larchmont.
Rye. Give full description and price. + 1887
Herald Fulton st.
WILL. buy 30 to 200 lots. Washington Heights
or West Bronx, II suitable for apartments;
no rocks above surface; cash. ! 10 Herald.
Herald so.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. house. 8 to 10 rooms /;
plenty grounds; all improvements imme
date occupancy. IA Herald. Herald sd.
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SUMMER RESIDENCES WANTED.

SMALL, furnished apartment. house bun
galow near water for two months: COM
muting distance. KLUG. 202 West seth st.
WANTED-Furnished house, or more
rooms, balance season: committing distance
of city. HEALY. 4I2 w List st.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

TO EXCHANGED very good family
house for a farm: farm must be planted.
PAUL DINDA. &c vedmilye av. wadsworth
3016.
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REAL ESTATE--OUT OF CITY.
Long IsIand--Snle or Rent.

Long Island-Snle or Rent.
BUNGALOW, stucCo, new, with extra depth
for garage and garden; living room, open
fireplace, kitchen range. tubs, three sleep
ing rooms. bath, laundry cellar. plot 100xf20:
location Long Island In the Pines; full pric:
Woo. free, clear: bargain. Barclay 6136.
FREEPORT.-Two family house, IL rooms,
all improvements, screens garage; plot
50x2oo fruit and sha de trees minutes to
station price Sif 900: cash $500. Owner,
GEORGE MORTON LEVY. 37-A West Mer-
rick road, Freeport. l.. !.
NORTHPORT.-Fine s room cottage, bath,
heart of village, 10 minutes walk to heart
OF stores. churches, school: savings bank
mortgage $1,000; possession August 1 price
$1,000. IL. HENSCHEL. Northport. l.. /.
CHAs. r. SAMMIs, Huntington, l.. /.
Opp. Y. Q. Tel. 435. Homes and Acreage.
SALE-At Stony Brook, l.. l., II acres, adj
Joining property of Stony Brook Associa-
ton; well adapted for residential or sub
division purposes; high elevation; ZOO feet
frontage on main road must be sold quick
W no reasonable offer refused. e. f.
LUkENs, 1870 Broadway. Phone Pennsyi-
vania 1894.
TH1RTY-SIX lots In one plot, fronting on
queens boulevard at Lowery Street Station,
Long island City; IA minutes to Grand Gem
tral terminal; transit lines: best real
estate investment In Greater New York.
larger portion of purchase can remain on
mortgage; ARTHUR A. JOHNSON. Queens
boulevard Long Island City. Hunters Point
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Borough Of Bronx-sale or Rent.

McLERNON BROS. REAL ESTATE.
rs w. Fordham road. Tel. 0230 Ford.
TWO beautiful detached Bedford Park
houses: garage space: So 900 cash; re-
markable opportunity. 1921 Perry av.. 210th
IL station.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above I4th 1T. TO 9th st. lnciusive).
East River to North River.
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New Jersey-Saie or Rent.
IT'S TIME TO LOOK NOW!
TO GET THE BEST BARGAINS

sf.750 SECURES TITLE TO THIS SER
vANTLEsS HOUSE, WITH GARAGE. bal
ance Of $3.50 on easy term mortgages. which
can be paid off In q few years as you now
pay rent. Plot 100 n. 154 r.. Permanent
home everything modern and ready for &C.
heat. paruuet floors. beautifully decorated
inside and out. Select. strictly residential
neighborhood. Water sports. golf. country
club, schools, churches, markets. Nearly
1000 feet elevation; no mosquitoes. Big liv-
ing room, with huge open fireplace. No SER
WANTS needed; electrically equipped through
out, including electric range, vacuum cleaner,
washer. electric lights and base plugs BAL
ance, after initial payment. can be paid up
with less money than YOU viii waste In rent
tho next few years. Investigate. +. ID.
WORCESTER. Suite 1872. i10 broadway, y.
Y. G. TEL 1922 Cortland.
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10TH ST. South. between 18th and 18th
avs, Brooklyn, four two family houses
garage. with each house; newly built. Apply
on premises. ROSANELT,E. Phone South 3417.
9 ROOM 3 story frame dwelling. subway
station block. Ss.7J0.O0. 100000 cash ;
leased at good figure; also adjoining house,
same terms; good investment and specula-
tom; bargain. ANDERSON, 401 45th ST..
Brooflyn,
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Florida-saie or Rent.

SOUTH ORANGE, n. J.--tor sale, room
cottage improvements. 50 Myrtle aV''
RklYn. Tel. GG46 Main
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Miscellaneous-snIe or Rent.

HOUSE, large light rooms, tiled bath,
every modern improvement. fruit, ETC.,
on two railroads; 45 minutes New YORK;
plot 6Ox175; bargain for cash. Phone or
write owner. RAINIER, Stuyvesant 6l2o BOX
400 Madison So. station. Price. 81 600.
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FARM PROPERTY.

New York.
BARGAINs-Severa complete farms, near
Poughkeepsie, for sale with stock: about
65 acres EACH so miles from New York.
easy terms Call to-day and see them.
MAHALEY, 1877 w. 1880 st.
FINE opportunity for city man to buy a
farm TO fit up for country residence; IN
Delaware county, on the Delaware River.
ELMER C. LOVE, Box 1854, Cannonsville,
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RJJTHERFORD-To effect quick SAFE VIII
sacrifice six room suburban Colonial home.
with large garage; almost new; completely
and nicely appointed; ready to occupy s.s on IN
n"rch. large plot: plenty of flowers and
shrubs: price SIS, 800. easy terms; fine local.
ity: minutes walk TO railroad station. %
comnels the owner to move to another To-.
cality; see it and make me an offer. Tor oe-
tails of a real bargain address DoCIOR, 4.
o. Box 37s. City Hall Station New iorh
City.
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Borough Of Broolslyn--sale or Rent.

1852 BAILEY Av., BRONX.
Large brick house, rooms. electric.
steam. parquet floors; price So, 500.
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MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA.
Next door to PARADISE. Information cneer-
fully given regarding lots. plots. for pleasure
homes or health seekers. Address j. Clit-
BENO. 10 Broadway
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New Jersey.
LAKE VIEW HOUSE,

LAKE VIEW HOUSE.
H1LLSDAISE MANOR, N. J.
Quiet surroundings, home cooking: Just the
place for convalescents and nature lovers:
SIS to $50 per week special rate for families.
Mrs. e. vOGEL. Tel. Westwood 63J.
POCAHoNTAs LODGE. among the hills OF
Sussex County. N. J.-Bcautiful location:
best table; boating. bathing. fishing. free
boats: September rates special. Address
Mrs. NJ. VAN BLARCOM. Lafayette, N. j.
SUNSET Cottage. Sparta. N. J.-Accommo-
dations 20 girls, and in room, $40
weekly: fresh vegetables. homo cooking.
Mrs. r. +. oiedmor. prop.
Pennsylvania.
SUNRISE COTTAGE, East Stroudsburg. Pa.
r. d. No 3.-Ideal location: home com.
forts; good food; rates on application. Mrs..
=: L. BIsB!NG.
LUTHER MICHAEL FARM-Boating. baGh-
ing. fishing; rates $40 and $i2., North
Water Gap. Pa.
Country Board Wanted.
BOARD wanted where only few boarders are
taken. on farm. near lake II possible,
within 100 miles of New York city: give full
particulars regarding same, T.. 1870 Herald.
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r CHOICE NEW ROCHELLE HOMES.
RENNICKS REALTY CO.,
~ successors 10 ALLABOUGH & SON,
W 26 North Av., New Rochelle.
Tells. $50 and OIL
ED ukTcA nc. Real Estate Cr.suylra +,
z sIsNiJtb t-N'. lOc1 Gt~EuWisss
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Farms WanteO.
WANTED
Farm within 100 miles of
New York; 100 acres or
more. Would consider dairy
or stock farm.
JOHN A. POWER.
go West AID st. Bryant 1910.
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MADISON Avs story, basement; price,
10000: rent. SO, 1876: cash 81 800; 30 per
cent investment WOLFE. BOG Broadway.
Worth 24S.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

WANTED-The following persons or their
heirs Mallard Curran Philpot, Philadel-
1888: William v. butcher New York. 1884.
HALLERAN AGENCY. Flushing. N. z.
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New York srate-saIe or Rent.

WORTHY FARMS EVERYWHERE:
BATSON FARM AGENCY. 4s9 9TH Avn
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Borough CT Observation-Disclosures.

FREE and clear plot. 10Ox!00; unrestricted;
suitable for manufacturing purposes. laun-
dry. garage, &C.: easy terms: will consider
exchange. SLAWSON HOBBS. 1872 W.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Above I4th st. to seth st. Ur,clusiye).
East River to North River.

FOR SALE or on long term lease, between
34th-40th sts.. plot 45x9s. four and five
story buildings; leased until May, 1922.
WRITE L. *, room $50. 1928 Broadway.
New York city.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-07-02

themselves had come after she and
her husband. Mortimer Weiss. had
mad a disagreement and he had taken
her two-ycar-old boy away from her
The two women were taken to
Flower Hospital and will probably
die. Henrietta Weiss said that if
this attempt 10 end their lives allied
they would make another attempt
and still another until they succeeded
News OF the plight OF the women
came in a telephone call for DR.. Ar
thur Greenburger this morning. Hen
rctta Weiss said to him: please
come at once to room 64S, HoteI
Commodore. Mother and have each
taken six bichIoride OF mercury tab
lets. We are in exquisite pain and
We haven't slept in two nights. Brnp
something to relieve our pain"
When, Dr. Grccnburger reached the
hotel he found both women in bed
They were very weak and could
not speak more than a few words a,
time In the hand of the younger
woman was baby's shoe which She
refused to relinqush even when the
ambulance arrived to take them tc
the hospital.
Henrietta Weiss told DR.. Green
nurGcr that she and her husband
Mortimer Weiss. had had disagree
ment and afterward she went to the
physiciln's office for two-hour con-
ference with her mother Then they
decided upon suicide and went TO the
Hotel Commodore. The fact that
bottle women are named Weiss is
merely a coincidence. The elder
woman is a widow
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-07-02
DEMPSEY
Blu William Abbott

DB W ahO'O's
Champion Jack Dempsey stepped
into the ring without having bet a
cent on himself. Manager Jack
kcarns this afternoon told me that
neither he nor the champion had
wagered cent ON T." contest. This
was after Kcaruf had his at
tention called to the hat Carpcu-
;.er had bet Sl0,O 900 Oh self.
Jack Dempsey seemed IN fine fcttle
when he arrived at the arena.
lie did not let the great fi5ht, then
only three hours away, affect his APP
petite for dinner When the call came
at the Hepenheimer home in Jersey
City Jack was first among those
present" He ate generous portions
Of steak potatoes, string beans and
toast. and wound up with a large pot
Of tea.
Hes got a good appetite for Il
supposedly nervous man." remarked
the servant who waited on table.
Before luncheon the champion en-
gagged in pool game with Mayor
Bader of Atlantic City, who accom-
panied him here from his training
quarters. Later, Mayor Hague of
Jersey City and a host of other city
officials called to pay their respects.
Just before l o'clock, Jack stole up
stairs for an hours nap before getting
ready to go to the rngsIde.
The champion, while in good humor,
was visibly nervous. 1t was an irrit-
ability due to the idea of having -
wait. He was like a man who has
something to do and wants to up and
have it done rather than any i'll
nature.
|. Kearns discussed the statement that
Carpenter did not like the idea Of a
small ring, preferring twcnty-four-
foot ring to the eighteen-foot one.
"The size of the ring makes no dif-
ference to good man." said the man
ager. 1--WE would just as soon have
had the fight in n twenty-four-toot
ring as the one in which it is to be
held"
Never felt better in my life," re-
marked Dempsey as he sat down to
light breakfast this morning in the
Heppenheimcr home.
The champion slept without inter
ruption from 10 o'clock last night until
7 thu morning and awoke in happy
framo, Of mind. Teddy Hayes, his
trainer, who occupied an adjoining
room, was still asleep and Jack
amosed himself by tickling his
trainers nose until ne opened his eyes
Then he pulled Hayes out of bed
Dempsey's breakfast consisted OF
two boiled eggs. toast and d pot oi
tea
Acc companied by IIa,es. he started
out for a walk but such large Grove
| followed at his heels that he was
| forced 10 return to the house. Hero
worshippcrs had spent most of The
night in the vicinity 70 get glimps,
ot the defender and to shout words
encouragement to him when III
made his appearance.
Although his whereabouts wer
supposed TO be secret the new
leaked before he had been in tow
more than a few hours and fight fan
were on constant patrol along tn
| fCootiDur6 pn second PAGE,
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FIND MOTHER AND
DAUGHTER DYING
At COMMODORE
Two Mrs. WeiSScS Took Poison
Thursday in Hotel Room
After Family Quarrel.

Mrs. Francis Weiss, thirty-siX years
old, employed as a trained nurse IN
the offices of Drs. Arthur and Wilt
lam Greenburger, the Hotel Rcming-
ton, No. 129 West t6th Street, and
her twenty year-old daughter Mrs
Henrietta Weiss, of No. 46 Fort
Washington Avenue, were fr,ni to-
day in almost the last stages OF bich-
ioride OF mercury poisoning in room
at the Hotel Commodore, where they
had registered Thursday night.
They took the poison on Thursday
night shortly after registering. Young
Mrs Weiss said their decision to xii
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BY VINCENT TREANOR
THE LAST ROUND

ROUND FOIR.-DeTpScl began BY hitting CARPENTER on the
s.; .l!er ana nearly putting him through the ropes
TIE Fra1ctnMn swinging wildly. Dempsey was lpFMeA-
Iy not paying any attention to his blows.
Dempsey then walked with deteraion ana put 4 straight ,J
Cupen;e jaw mi followed Immediately with right nj left no
to the other SIDE Down he Frenchnan
The Frencman lay with his forehead resting his folded
bened alone preventing hi falling Hat He looked done
for
Referee Ene began counting Carpenter never moved but when
Ere bounced id strghten up Jack
stepped with what looked like tap with his right hand travelled
only couple Of inches This time Georges went down with td in
the centre of the ring The round lasted minute ana sixteen seconds
Ttferee rc mehoiay counted again A he reached nine there
Carpenters body Erc turned and slapped Denps-,
the lasb thea Jack looked down prymgl the rencnn an!
started toward him.
Georges carried to his corner by Dempsey ana Trainer Wilson
ana came 20 quickly,
As soon as he able sought out Dempsey to shake his hanL
He smiled all through this ommly though his pride had not bee1
hurst IN the i@ast.
The ring nmei by police ana Dempsey kent
busy shaking hands all around
Carpenter his dressing through hning trrong
beaten but not dsgad He had put up wonderful fight ana several
the championship seemed but a we'll directed punch away
Dempsey proved that he could take it, and that's really why he
The champion lost his coone> throughout the second
roni when he looked the verge Of gnominous Knockout
Carpenter fought heaIy battle All his indicated tina,
he had to win all in Single punch He landed several times
ceanly he could have wished but ea, time Dempsey shook
effects Of the blows of and crowded him what finally proved his
Knockout.
The great crowd arose and naturally acclaimed the winner but
there expressions Of mrayon all sides for the defeated
PINGslur. RICHARDS ARENA jersey City July 2-capena
entered ring 80 lie received with rig He
,omp.7ied by Dctmmps and hi, trainer, G.s Wilson,
The Fren,man Iuked between the and top rope his
veaed smiles He dark gray bath rob boered with black
very ombreo'lr& He cl,rej his hands high in the to shake
with al the ,rov He took seat in the southeast ,o"2
much digger volume than tina: ,a greeted the French
mans arrival Went up As D,~2y uH a1 stairs to the ring with