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at opnaa bet melt bebaseIise 8eIultat. &
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fantbi, Gabala. Smbrna 90 Samioun,
% ire SIass al ben am~erifanife, bpiIte
SIaes er Surlep, @irsinia og Mtarplanb.
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porterebe tbrfiite Sobaf fterf faapel |
Sn1ag Tom Grpma, ItebenS ben umeriz
fanite Spbaf bar andre abaliteter. boz
lentlia | Metnins at en- miIbere oa blss
oere Smas os Iroma. Set er peb glans
bling al bisie fpritieIiee Sorter paa ben
rette Naabe. at ben tiIfrebsitiuenbe
Smas os aroma I be Eersmte gbeiters
Telb Gigarettsr ppnaaes. Ga at man
bar p9ret belbie | benne 9Inbine frems
aaar nofiaa Hart beraf, at Gbeiterfielo
mi i9lses burtisere enb noaen anbcn
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paut meb gisaretter inbebolbenbe ubes
lutfenbe tbrtit Sobaf.
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bcrte. % Oct benitiaes berfpr iii enhper
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bare Der, ifuIoe briuse enbper anbeu al
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iibent 8opSroip BiIion, oil biie fin
@unit paa Srogrammet, og Ole Sdflc,
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ifieniee Raaber bi9Ipe paa Suneret
2aget peb Scrtrlinaer % Spbisnirger
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pinise gaIbris gfr. Siene. s. 8. 2itss
beim en- anoer al 2asets ibrrbise Rebz
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uhen 2asets Yrriioent % SetretGr,
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bIan6et earning.
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Ianse @riie ! Spiua.

Ssorpas 9armere opgap ifslge ocn
fiortenbe II. g. Genius &apport /
1920 7,S64,304 @riie, bpiIfet or
8.225,t22 Stpffer fler, emo Sarmer.
ne / Sninois opgop. 90 SainoiS
BONNER iom Go. 2 StaterneS T9f.
lie, bpao initial @riie aneaar.
Soma itob peiaa Ipm go. I mcO
Seripn til @riie al rem &ace, ibtt
Ser / 1920 par 289,042 @riie al
rem &ace / Soma. Ser err fuIoblobs.
criier al ane &acer i6ereanet. Su;.
mis- bapoe 215,965 SliIoblobsgriie
rppnte aar.
gntaaet al fuloblobs 8riier 'ci
CHE Racer Dor ifslge agerbruqsbe-
SortcmentetS 9ereening: 9~erfibirc,
$50; GbeIter 8bite, 5,761; Surcc
Scriep, 1O7,t33; SampIbire, 49,.
40; Yolanb China, 1850;
@potteo Tolano China, 1870;
Eamiportb, 1,074; gorffbire, ia
"a ale andre ~iuloblobs @riie, 6,9S2.
Spab 9paIiteten at Ssopos @riie
onaaar, err oct betegnenbe, at "tbt
icconb 8riSe aeeb Boar" al ToIaro
China Gacen peo Statsloitiainget,
res "tbc Wotional Spiue Sbop" IN
Ebite Spit blep opbsiet til "@orlb's
Champion.
De liberale Trpmier peb Stats,
roiiQirgen, Gooperationen mellegn
Spineaplerne iuoipibuelt o. oere5
Sraatniiotioner foleftipligt bar
oiort mere enc noget anoet til at
lffte Soma op til Den Ylaos, Staten
mi ~inbtoger / Spineperoenen. StatS.
uoitiaingens Tengepung bar pGrci
reIfplot, foroi &aceoreaniIationer'
ne bar lagt Iengeiummer inc til
etatens betpbelige giorag.
Sfslge SpIpsninger fra 81. q.
Gorcp ira les Woines, Statsilbitil.
lingens Sefret9r, pil iaar fslgenoe
@elpb bli bepileet for De reipeftipe
&acer: 9erfibire, $500; Gbeiter
@bite, $1,000; Sampibire, $50;
Spoteo Solanb China, $1,000;
gorfibire, $500; Samtportb, $500;
Suroc Seriep, $3.50; 8olanb Gbi.
no, $3.50. Sc TO iioitnepnte ga.
ter bar, ifisnt Be beoit uobrebte !
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se. Sper al Dem tilbsb fig of iptte
MP 90 8rocent at en- fremtioig Sen,
,peium, iom eff % grug for bar
beret; men StatsubitiGingeits
"9carb" tog ben @eitemmeIie, at
flise &lasiififutioner traffer fol
mango Spin til ubItiainger, bpor.
for Silbubet life mobtoses. 9isie
10 aacer bruser BOG lisnenbe Gum.
amer til Sorbel for Sporettere |
,Soiua pes at forene fig meb @isiis-
ftppi Banes ubitiaiHsen-iD apen'
port, So.
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Facer, 9uroc Seriep og 1olanb Gbi'
ia, garanteret so 9rpcent bper al
en- Gum paa 1926 for en- "Big Club
Sbop" oeb StatsloItiuineen /
Soma. Gunner for boer &ace bill
hli tiIfienot iom felger: 1926 for
FSpring Boar Sigs"; iamme Siun
for "Spring @ilts" og $75 for
&aarfilb. 9e to fsrite GUNNER oil
bli belt i 15 Br9mier bper og "tbe
Sitter Burie" eler Summen FOR
Stub al gaargriie / 8 9rGmier.
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far Soma omtrent 31a @riie for
loer Gerion / Staten, Iiben og flor.
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11aturligpis ~"eraberet", ibet Scr
i1eget alminoeltet bruges fuIobloh:
Mansrts iii Gurfer, Ser bar tibet
eIler intet &acebloo / fig. Wan fal
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Sis.
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orlner meb i Soma; men Der iinbes
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er bel "Samportb" -&acen oen bebIt
ilenote. SIer er Den befjenot for
llre 'tore 9ltlb % fin Saarofsrbeb.
Stpect GiSer.
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eloer" fan bel meo goo 8runo bh
talot Ell omerifanif 0ationaIbrif.
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gto. 1864: 6arm Mnmufactltre OF
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tooroan man ifal funne tiloirfe loo
etoer euer "Woit", iom itaar ia
belle Ioret uben of bIi iltr Tom
geoiffe elcr "baaro" oa berrienne
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mcget al 9uaetinen, at SoIf uoen
toregaoenoe Traris og @riaring,
bpao SiIpirfning Of loo Gioer on.
9aar, tunoe biGlpe itg bermeb; Oct
Dor film for at giere Solf opmerf.
lonune paa Singerl, at bisie 9inicr
tleo ~ifreoet. Sor "itpeet Gioer" err,
lom npont, arlerifaterens melt po.
p1llere og melt britgte Saftorif. Ga
bertil Tan fsies, at Srrlstaoleren be.
tra9ter Silpirfningen af Giber ioul
Den ~iifreite llbuei til at faa aiort
Jig Npte at operfleois Srrgt, err 81,
oertilpirfningen bIet en- meget piot
nobreot Sorminbititri Somme gal
blir Der tilpirfet meget nter Gioer
emo andre Iar igien, beber oct /
rpenn9pte Bulletin. Ger blcu iaa.
leoes 1899 - ifplge Ben am. Gen.
iuS - paa bette Sands Sarme tiln.
bet 55,2S0,199 Salons Gioer for,
roen 12,363,656 @alous, Ser bler
9iort til s@oiffe. Ioret 1909 igiar
tor ct baarlist 9Gbleaar, bpab"Wtio'
DIE anO Soutb Mtlantic". o. "gait
9tortb Central" Staterne iipr on.
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minbre emo 100 8alons paa CT
sSarm.
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bpis man ifal faa til Woit, ser boil
Der Jig 100 % friif belle Garet; mer
set er life panifelisere at opbeuart
Giber enb at opbepare Scr cf
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opbepare ben t foriealeoe SLATER
&anoer % lignenoe itaar BEN liz
iaa goot Tom noget anbet "&anoe
itof", Oct er til inseu Septic at be
rptte pisie Slass "Treierpatiber'
for at bepare Giberen fritz og lbs
Or Sen ret % renslist tilpirfet ol
foriistet forIegIet / 4anben eIler SIa
fen, transes ineen 9~reierpatipcr
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elenbist Sol, boor meget Greicrpa
tiper, Der enb bruges. Oe fleite Bre'
ierpatiber, Tom fan bore Gale ON
er piitnof openifisbet nloplige.
@uQetiren mener, Of goo fso 81
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rarrc ems Safe. gilisere pilbt
oen bli, noar oi bare fom iaang mel
at tilpirfe ben, boer paa Dor eyer
Sarm.
Dit % Dat.
Mf en- guibel 9infrs faar MAJ
rmtrent 21a Salon Walerolie %
81 go. Sliefase. Slien bruges
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nolelm", "SarpauIin" % for mo
~tprproofre" forifielliae Cling; igog
trpferipprte, Hubber-S ubititlter,
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Dit o. Dat.

Mf en- guibel 9infrs faar man
rmtrent 21a @aIlor Walerolie %
81 go. Sliefase. SIien bruses !
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noleum", "SarpauIin" % for "Da'
tprproofirg" forifielige Cling; igog.
trpferipprte, Hubber-S ubititiiter,
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rVnot.

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m inotraf Ser
Sept., i0et ips
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paa @oo@bon2.
til 8runoen.
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n belle Spgnir.
, inbebrenbtps
.fuuebe, at Be-
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ftnapi9ationan3
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fen bill iftitl
fsr Gutomobi.
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ioent Sarbins.
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fifeosanisgnirs
Sus nleb &c.
9oun5stowr,
+ @mbebet pua
BEN 1Sbc Sep
mites til Meb'
ieret al Srpii'
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&PT0dQI'

September 6.
TOOK
The Washington times., 1922-08-15
ED ROMMELL INJURED;
CUTS HAND ON BOTTLE

BALTIMORE. Aug. l5.-Ed Rom.
mel. of this city. leading slabman Of
Connie Mack's Philadelphia Ath-
letics. Is at his home on Guilford ave!
nue. with a badly cut thumb. Rom.
mel contrives to get Sunday off as a
rule when the Athletics are in the
East and had the misfortune to cut
himself with a glass bottle on his
pitching hand. He will probably be
out OF the game several days more
and will be missed by the Mackmen.
Rommel has hurled splendid ball
for Mack this season. and has many
more wins to his credit than any
other Finger OF the White Elephants
Twice this year he has been credited
with two victories on a single day.
going into the contests as relief
hurler and holding his opponents
down while his teammates put over
runs sufficient to win. The games
were against the Boston Red SoS
and the Detroit Tigers.
The Washington times., 1922-08-15
GENE TUNNEY
PLANS TOF|GHT
{. HIS WAY BACK
Starts Campaign to Regain
Light Heavy Title by Civ
ing K. o. to Thompson.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 15.-Gene
Tunney. deposed as the American
light heavyweight champion through
the medium of a decision gained
over him by Harry Greb. the fitts-
burgh veteran. has started cam
paign to fight his way back to a
return match with the Smoky City
title holder.
Tunney's first official act in his
drive to get another chance with
Greb was a Knockout victory over
Sergeant Ray Thompson in New
York in three rounds.
Philadelphia, however. has thrown
an obstacle in the path Of the New
York light heavyweight in the pes
son of Tommy Loughran.
Loughran will be the next OPP
ponent of the Greenwich Village
fighter. The local lad, who has his
eye on the middleweight crown, will
clash with Tunney in the final bout
Of the next open-air fistic carnival
to be staged here on August "a.
In meeting Tunney, .Loughran is
stepping out of his class, but
Tommy figures that he, will have
an easier time with the hard hitting
New Yorker than he experienced
when he surprised Greb.>, Lough.
ran has opened wide the speed
throttle Of his training campaign.
The Washington times., 1922-08-15
NSDAV|SCUP.
MATCH DESPITE
LAME SHOULDER
Pat o'Hara Wood to Represent
Australia Against French
Tennis Player.

BOSTON. Aug. 15.-Pat o'Hara
Wood, despite the handicap Of a
lame shoulder, won for Australia
the privilege of meeting Spain In
the Davis cup finals by defeating
Andre Colbert, the French tennis
star. at the Longwood Cricket
Club. Chestnut Hin. ~'-.' - go
Colbert took the first set by
score of GO. Then the Australian
limbered and In an exciting game
with brilliant flashes overwhelmed
his oppoent in the second and third
sets with scores Of So and 81.
O'Hara Wood. whose attack Of
neuritis has previously prevented
him from extending himself to the
full, had the weather with him,
The courts were dry. a gentle wind
blew across the enclosure, and mid
ding hot rays beat down upon
the players.
His game. in general. was steady,
heady. calculated from start to
finish. Colbert played a good game,
but It was Woods superior steadi.
ness that vanquished him. This
last game OF the fourth set was a
love game for Wood on his own
service.
The Washington times., 1922-08-15
NEWSPAPER "DUBS" IN
MONTHLY GOLF PLAY

Maurice Judd, chairman Of the
Newspaper Golf Club monthly tour.
nament. has finally added up the quail.
flying scores Of the players in the
August play.
Today the "dubs" start as follows:
First flight-McFall Kerbey VS..
Bond F. Geddes, Russell Edwards VS.,
Bryan Morse. L. M. Benedick vs.. J.
r. Vidmer. Maurice B. Judd VS.. r. B.
Choate.
Second flight-G. Gould Lincoln
vs. George r. Holmes, Grafton 8
Wilcox VS.. l.. C.. Martin, Leo Ryan
VS.. NJ. o. Williams. Stuart Goodwin
vs.. Charles 8. Groves.
Third flight-Edgar Markham VS.
Kenneth Clark, w. L. Bruckart vs.
Glenn I. Tucker, E. G. Dougherty VS.
Paul r. Mallon, Hal II. Smith vs.
Harold Lane.
The Washington times., 1922-08-15
VALUATION IS X
STARTER TODAY
| IN TITLE HUNT
War Department Meets Ship
ping Board in Second Game
of D. c. Association Series.

Valuation, winner OF the War
Department Inter.bureau League.
gets its start today in the "Hol-
low" in Georgetown, scene Of many
historic sandlot games, against the
Southern Railway nine. While
manager Welch, of Southern, has
been hard hit by losses in his
ranks due to the strike and other
rail, difficulties, he expects to
muster crack team against the
Government workers.
The contest will start at SIS p.
m. and Eddie Sutton and Dick
Woodward will be the umpires.
Over at Union Station the War
Department nine. winner OF the De-
partmental League title. gets
plenty OF action against Babblng-
toms Shipping Board club, winner
Of the Federal League title.
From present prospects the Dis
trict Baseball Association series is
going to be hard fought. The
teams. with but two exceptions,
appear to be we'll matched.
II will be impossible for a club
with but one first class hurler to
come through. According to the
schedule the teams appear almost
daily. There is provision for but
two days rest at most and this ap.
pears but twice in two weeks Of
play.
Tomorrow's games will be be.
tween Valuation and Grace at
Georgetown in the Hollow" and
between Southern Railway and
War Department at Union Station.
On Thursday Shipping Board meets
Valuation In Georgetown while
Grace plays Southern at the Union
Station.
1t is expected that Section B will
start its games on Thursday II
proper arrangements can be made
for fields. The District Baseball
Association is in need Of two more
fields and finds little vailable until
next week.
The Washington times., 1922-08-15
Baseball Gossip For
Diamond Readers

The st. Louis Browns open their
final series of the 1922 season at
Georgia avenue today with q
doubleheader. II is possible that
Washington fans may be watching
the 1879 champions during these
three days for the Browns are
maintaining a fast pace and may
land the gonfalon.
The Griffmen are today two and
a half games in the rear Of Iris
Speakers Indians. This is not too
great a margin for them to wipe
out over the coming two weeks.
The two Boston clubs seem hope.
lessly anchored in their respective
league cellars. 1t is little wonder
that Boston fans, accustomed to
winning teams, are forgetting all
about them both and patronizing
the sandlotters.
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati are
waging battle royal for a place
In the first division. The Pirates
are fourth today by two and a half
games. Just one game separates
them from the Chicago Cubs.
The Cleveland Indians were un.
able to mangle the Mackmen yes.
terday. owing to rain deluging
Shibe Park. No other games were
scheduled in the American League,
the Western teams being on the
road bound to the seaboard.
Three times in a row the Cubs
upset the st. Louis Cardinals yes
terday. Final score was to 8.
Haines was driven from the rubber
In the third, Barfoot finishing
under fire all the way. Alexander
allowed fourteen hits but emerged
from many tight places In good
style. 81
Not yet recovered from their re-
cent winning streak Of thirteen
games, the Pirates took another
beating yesterday, the>' Phiilies
swampins them. 10 to i. Carlson.
succecdins dlasner In the fourth.
was hit hard.
The Washington times., 1922-08-15
COLUMBIA AND
COLGATE AGAIN
IN TURKEY GAME
Post-Season Gridiron Contest
Likely to Be Played
in Morning.

NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-Colgate
University has again been taken
on by Columbia University for a
post-season game on Thanksgiving
Day at South Field. making the
total number of games 10 be
played this season nine. or ono
more than was scheduled for. last
years eleven. II Is very probable
that the fracas will be staged in
the morning, as was last years
battle. which. by the way. was
won by the up-Staters,
Arrangements for the Colgate
Columbia game were pending early
last winter. but. on account of a
change in the coaching staff at the
Maroon institution, 1t was neces-
.sary to await final approval on the
part of the up-Staters as soon as
the new coach was procured
When Harlow, the newly appoint
pointed mentor, had signed his con-
tract. the Colgate football commit
tee approached him on the subject
of making the Columbia. Colgate
game an annual Thanksgiving Day
affair.
Harlow stated that he was very
much In favor OF It, and hoped
that II would become as well
known in football circles as tho Cor.
nell.Pennsylvania game on Thanks
giving Day at Franklin Field or
the Pitt.Penn State battle at the
Smoky City. r
.. Accordingly. at a joint meeting
Of the Columbia University and
Colgate football committees. II was
definitely decided to schedule a
football game between the two in.
stitutions on Thanksgiving day.
November 30. No arrangements
were made in the direction Of
making II an annual fixture.
The Washington times., 1922-08-15

bric-a-bac some OF 'em can even
curve a baby grand piano. Great
believers in hem.titched theory
that folks who live in stone
houses shouldn't throw glass.
Average life Of happily marHed
thing from a minute down. One
many as six wives In same weeks.
Before burying EN-, however,
he sunk q Ratchet in each of their
skulls handle deep.
One thing to be said in favor OF
LOWBRIDGE-but only one. Bar
barous inmates didn't believe in
making victims suffer unneces-
sarily.
II repsntant husband wanted 20
offer UP sacrifice to soothe guilty
conscience, he didn't hesitate in
slant to strap youngest child to
sky-roeket and touch off fuse.
Didn't believe in torture! Knew
the kid would get scorched a lit
tie, but figured breeze en- route
would cool off blisters.
II there isn't enough biscuits to
. go around among children ut
breakfast, humane parents COM
promise, otherwise serious situa-
'tion by cf1loroforming whole flock
until lunch when all biscuits are
gone and there can be no quarrel.
In fact. they never quarrel IN
LOWBRIDGE at all. One antag.
onist kills the other, thereby reliev-
ing an embarrassing situation and
lets the relatives attend to the
quarreling.
Coroner then proceeds to render
unbiased verdict in favor OF side
which has most money to spend in
LIQUID evidence.
The Washington times., 1922-08-15
COAST FEATHERWEIGHT
SEEKS NEW YORK BOUTS

Eddie James, Pacific Coast
featherweight, has placed HIM
self under the management Of
Charley Cook ana has issued a
general challenge to the leading
featherweights of the country. Ac-
cording to Cook. James is rega rded
as the best featherweight developed
on the Coast since the days of Abe
Attel, former champion.
James was champion of the
United States Navy at one time. He
has boxed in a number of foreign
countries, including China, Japan.
Siberia. Egypt, Italy, France and
England.
Negotiations now are under way
for a match between James and
Babe Herman another Coast boxer.
The Washington times., 1922-08-15
BEL CLAN WELTER COMES
BACK FOR MORE BATTLES

Leo p. Flynn. manager of boxers,
now Is seeking matches for Pete
Hobin. Belgian welterweight. who
retur ned to his native land after
several lucrative matches in this
country. Hobin has notified Flynn
Of his intention to return here next
month and resume boxing against
the countrys best welterweights.
The Washington times., 1922-08-15

Barrett ts sole lessee and owner
OF an ambitious wallop that would
knock the Statue of Liberty loose
from her torch.
II 1t landed. 1t starts out in
life as a swing. Finishes as a
swing. Charley White has no
trouble oozing under it. Then
Charley started feeding Bobby
some imported Chicago swings.
Fighters with that consolidated
venom in their gloves are the
boys who pull the gates. II
there is anything fight students
love to see it's one OF those ring.
around-the-rosy slams that start
from the nickel seats and knock
the other candidate for a cable
message.
Funny thing about those hay
choppers. They're Just as much
fun when they miss as when
they land. The boys on the
hard wooden seats get fat chirp-
ing about a waIlop that misses SO
hard 1t cools off the arena.
The meanest wallop we ever
saw landed was established down
in Washington. in Ned McLean's
stable. Ned didn't know 1t but
two newspapermen whose appe-
tites never caught up to food
promoted his stable for a grudge
fight between two of his colored
hostlers.
The fighters trained on nothing
but hate.
Sixteen bills were realized from
the sale Of tickets. 1t was about
ten years ago and we guess that
Ned's stable is a garage now,
anyway.
The guy with the heaviest
grudge promised to knock the
other citizen SO cold his body
would keep a year. But while he
was sparring around like a cat
with wet feet, the other neigh
0bor's child smacked. him all over
his mouth with a right fotilla Of
knuckles.
1t sounded like bass drum
factory exploding. Enough teeth
flew around to supply all Of this
years new Elks with watch
charms.
The shock knocked Congress.
mems feet off their desks, ratified
the chimes in grandfather's
clocks. turned checks sour on
their way to banks, and when
Washington woke. up the next
morning, General Grants statue
was. wearing a sailor hat that
belonged on Admiral Farragut.
That was some punch.