davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-02-24
STRUTHERS, 0.
Fasiangovy bal osady sv. Trojice.

Ma pondelok, q. februara osa-
da sv. Trojice vydrziavat' bude
vel 'kolepy fasiangoyy bal v osad-
nej hale ma w. Washington ST.,
ma ktory pozyva vsetkych Slova-
kov a Slovenky 2 celej okolice.
Zabavy osady sv. Trojice byvaj1
vzdy vyborne, majn fajnii hudbu,
preto kazdemu rucime, ze sa ma
tomto bale dobre zabavi. Bal "a
zacne pol s. hodine veGer.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-02-24

Warren dostane novu zeleziaren

Move pudding milsi idn byt'
postavene severne od Warren, ma
Gibbons farme. Praca ma stavbe
ma byt' zapocata uz tejto jari.
Pudlovne stavat' ide ista spoloe-
nost', pozostavaj1ca Youngs-
towncanov a zamestnavat bude
okolo 800 robotnikov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-02-24
Oceliarne zasobujd sa uhim, o6a-
kavaju majnersky strajk.

Tunajsie oceliarne, zeleznice a
inc tovarne dielne, ktore potre-
bujii mnoho uhlia, zasobujn sa .ho-
rnckovite uhlim, ably no maly do
statok, ked' ma l. aprila vypukne
majnersky strajk, ktory povazn-
III "a isty.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-02-24
Cooper bude znovu kandidovat
"a kongresmana.

John G. Cooper, kongresman
19. kongresneho distriktu (Ma-
lloning okolica) utorok sa mr.
cite vyslovil, ze chce byt' znovu-
zvoleny "a kongresmana tohto d.
striktu a ze nebude sa uchadzat
0 nominaciu ma senatora Spoj,
Statov. ss
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-02-24
Chlapec, ktory Dol udrety autom,
zomrel.

Warren, 0. = Donald Cofer, 10
rocny chlapec, ktory Dol udere-
ny nakladnym autom pred dvoma
tyzdnami, zomrel v utorok tu-
najsej nemocnici. Nal prebitd leb-
ku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-02-24
Zdravotna rada vo Warren prepu-
stila dvoch iradnikov.

v pondelok vecer zdravotna
rada mesta prepustila. 20 slnzby
zdravotneho lradnika George N.
Simpsona q zdravotneho policaj-
ia Lyle Biddlestone preto, ze me-
koncili. svoje povinnosti a nedrza-
Ii So, ako. sa ma lradnfkov zdra-
votnej rady patrl.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-02-24

Norfolk, Va. 81 vojakov ga
hynulov v plamehoch pri vybuchu
riaditel'nej vzdnch0lode Roma.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08

against abuses In immigration. check
ing the undesirable whose irregular
coming Ia his first violation OF the law
and at the same time will facilitate
the needed Americanizing Of those who
mean TO enroll as citizens.
Free From Foreign Clouds.
Dealing with foreign affairs. Mr..
Harding tells Congress that Ameri-
can relations are not only free from
every threatening cloud. but the coun-
try has contributed It's larger In
fiuence" toward making armed con-
fiict less likely.
1T has been our fortune both {,
preach and promote international un-
derstandng." he adds. I'VE are cog
nizant OF the worlds struggles for full
readJustment and rehabilitation and
we have shlrked no duty which comes
Of sympathy, or fraternity, or highest
fellowship among nations. Every OBJ
legation consonant with American
ideals and sanctioned under our form
of government is willingly met"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08
SONS OF DELAWARE
SOCIETY HOSTS At
ANNUAL BANQUET
Continued from page I,

Mr.. Bacheller contrastcd the Amer
lean home of the past and the present.
Revealing the secret OF the oldtime
home. he pointed to organization. dis
cipline and the teaching OF industry.
modesty and love OF honor and OF God.
He stated youth no longer submits 10
the wisdom OF the age. At home the
child does as he pleascs. There is no
authority Of parent and obedience OF
child.
Referring to folly. Mr.. Bacheller
quoted scripture. eat. drink and be
merry" and said we ought not 10 de
ceive ourselves. The certified fool is
not hard TO get along with. but the
educated fool is dangerous. The great
danger OF society IA not crime. but
folly. All think OF having "A good time
and not OF what will happen. These
days have many houses. but few
homes. The port OF wealth was not
on his grandfather's chart. His grand
father had 10 children and no servants
The home Of today has 10 servants and
no children. In the past children spent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08

the supreme law Of the land. In
plain speaking. there arc condi-
tions relating to Its enforcement
which SAVIOR Of nation wide scan
dal. II Is the most demoralizing
factor In our public life.
THE eighteenth amendment in
wolves the concurrent authority OF
State and Federal governments
for the enforcement of the policy
II defnes. A certain lack of
definitenees. through division OF
responsibility is thus introduced.
In order TO bring about a fun
understanding of duties tho
responsibilities ae thus distributed.
1 purpose to invite the governors
of the states and territories at an
early opportunity at a conference
with the Federal executive au-
,hority. Out OF the fun and free
considerations which will thus he
possible. 4; Us confidently believed
viii emerge a more adequate COM
prehension of the whole problem,
and definite policies of national
and state cooperation in admins
tering the laws.
Allen Registration, Child Labor.
There are pending bills for the
registration of the alien who has
come 10 our shores: wish the
passage of such an act might be
expedited.
"One year ago. l suggested the
submission of an amendment so
that we may lawfully restrict the
issues of tax-eXempt' securities
and l renew that recommendation
now. Tax exempt securities are
drying up the sources OF federal
taxation and they are encouraging
uuproductive and extrnvagant ex-
penditures by states and mu-
inequalities -.
Reclamation and irrigation
projects, where waste land may
be made available for settlement
and productivity. are worthy of
your favorable consideration .
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08
PRESIDENT TELLS
CONGRESS PROHlBl.
TONS HERE TO STAY
Continued from page I.

creased economy and efficiency there
be a merger OF lines into systems.
interchange OF freight cars. the con-
solidation OF facilities and the eco
nomic use OF terminals. lie declares
that the managers of the lines are
without that intercarrier. cooperative
relationship 80 highly essential to
the best and most economical opera
ton" adding that they could not func-
ton in harmony when the recent
strike threatened the paralysis of all
railway transportation.
For Enlarged Farm Credits.
More extended credit for the farm
ers Is strongly urged by the executive
who declares that the very proof of
helpfulness already given Is the
strongest argument for the perma ment
establishment OF widened credits. He
says the farm loan bureau may well
have its powers enlarged to provide
ample farm production credits as well
as enlarged land credits.
Two constitutional amendments ar,
proposed. Ono would give Congress
authorlty over child labor and the other
\ Nouiu reStTlCt the iStutS OF TAX exempt
securities which are declared to b,
drying up the sources OF federal taxa.
ton and encouraging unproductivs
and extravagant expenditures by state,
and municipalities"
Strlcter Alien Immigration Control.
Enactment Of legislation providing
for registration of aliens and for NOR,
thorough examination of emicrant.
at the ports of embarkation is urged
The President says there is "re
crudescence OF hyphenated American
ism which We thought To have beer
stamped out when we committed th'
nation. life and soul TO the world war
and adds that advocates Of revolution
are abusing the hospitality of Amer
lean shores. finding their deluded fol
lowers among those who take on tn,
habiliments OF an American withou
knowing an American soul"
Registration OF aliens. the Presider'
adds. will enable the nation to guarC
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08

tho evening with poets ana honored,
statesmen. Since then something has
come over the spirit of the young.
Douglas Fairbanks has taken the
place Of Alfred Tennyson.
Mr.. Bachelor stated people are not
timid now. In the matter OF being
good no live man can compete with
dead man. Boys and girls formerly
were the main things raised. but they
are not the main things now. Business
Is tho chief thing. Women have re-
volted against men In the government
OF home and State. Nature has given
women beautiful hands. but not the
hands of authority. Intense vision Is
more necessary than broad vision
Great men and women always stayed
home. Distinguished statesmen trav-
eled little. We are notoriously ma
ton OF fun chasers. Schools are run
ming down because OF insuficiency cl
salaries. America has slighted he'll foi
40 years. No substitute has been givcr
for the hnIf abolished hell. Religion
has been given I'm spoonsfulI. Mer
have largely abandoned the church
and young men have not listened u
the Gu OF the pulpit.'If mans bust
ness goes wrong he may be excusap'e
but II he loses character he IN tn
most pitiable bankrupt in the world
Boys and girls need the help OF father
mother. teacher and friends and some
one infinitely above them. Money Is
good thing. but not n great thing. IN
home should have the spirit OF aspira
> tion. the spring ~ Parnasens.
. Edward Jones Cattell. Alexander r
williamson and President -elec
Graham made brief addresses
United States Senator L. Heisle
Ball was seated at the guests table.
Congressman Caleb X. Layton an
Judge Richard 8. Rodney sent re
giels.
While dinner was being served Mle
) Margaret Eberbach. Miss Nina Pretty
2 man Howell and Lewis J. Howell en-
I tertained with music and recitation,
q Rev. William ID. McCurdy Pre-
; nounced the invocation.
e Jennings Hood. the retiring pres
y dent, was toastmaster.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08
Gamma Delta Rho Dance.

The Gamma Delta Rho Fraternity
will hold Aauce in the Old College
Hall. Newark. tomorrow evening
Dancing Will start at s o'clock. Short
ar's orchestra will furnish music.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08

Battling Sikh SAYS Carpenter was
an easy mark. and that American
public was imposed upon I'm bout with
DptnpSeV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08

In DeatIy designed Holly
boxes, attrnctively trimmed
with Ice, embroidery, Peter Pan
collars and cuffs. Voiles, dim
ity and bstiste, also beautiful
hand made.
Main Floor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08

Warns of Dry Law Contempt.
There ls n call 70 make the
alien respect our institutions while
BE- acccpts our hospitality.
let men who are rcndins the
morsl nb.r 81 the republic through
easy cont.mpt for the prohibition
law, because they think II re-
stricis their personal liberty. re-
mcmbsr that they set the example
and breed contempt fcr law
whiun win ultimately destroy tn
r,puhli.
Cons duii.u'l prohibition ass
D,eo aeVvtca by the nation. II ls
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08

Including the much wanted
BEACON make in every wanted
color and color combination finished
with ribbon piping and fancy cords.
Second Floor
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-11

Close 20 south Bend. 90 acres. good
land. four acres fruit. - acres timber
brick house. large barn 5000
150 acres. close t0 south BEND good
soil fruit. climber end rurllnrs ef1pp0
VIII trade for South Bend PROPERTY
81 acres. new seven room house
garage poultry she'd Z acre timber.
close 90 cay, paved p Ehway $500
We have farms ~ an sizes. Worfer
Realty Company, IS Farmers Trust
Bldg. Main 446
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-11

FOR WORK IN TRACK
DEPT. COOP WAGES AND GENER-
ALLY MUCH HIGHER THAN PAID
IN OUTSIDE INDUSTRIES. STEADY
EMPLOYMENT GENERAL DURING
ENTIRE YEAR. YOU KNOW MEN
on RAILROAD WORKED ALL
THROUGH THE HARD TINES AT
GOOD WAGES AND DID NOT HAVE
THEIR WAGES REDUCED SAME AS
WAS DONE N ALL OUTSIDE IN
DUsTRIEs THESE MEN. N ADD
TON HAD FREE PASSES AND
OTHER PRIVILEGES FOR THEM
SELVES AND FAMILIES. GET A
GOOD JOB AND KEEP IT AND PRE-
PARE YOURSELF FOR THE FL
TURE. APPLY TO NEAREST ROAD
MASTER OR DIVISION ENGINEER
BY LETTER GIVING YOUR NAME
AND ADDRESS. ALSO IF YOU HAVE
ANY FRIENDS WANTING A POSI-.
TIoN AND SEND N THEIR NAMES
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-11

man with experience
20 look after small herd Holsteins
good steady position Room and board
furnished Phone SOo3. Broad View
Farm. Laporte. Ind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-11
INSTRUCTION
local instruction Classes.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the Thomas
Commercial School summer Term
Sent Fifth Fall Term Opens. Higher
Accounting. Bookkeeping, Stenography,
Tvnewrlting. Scientific Filing, Secre-
fariai etc Licensed Emp. Agency
places graduates and others. Mich. 4
wash NJ 2eO6.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-11

IMPORTANT NOTICE
The South Bend News Times Will not
be responsible for more than one incor-
rect Insertion OF any advertisement or
dered for more than one time.
All cancellation orders on contract sno
mill forbid orders must be In writing
addressed 20 the Want-Ad Department
This Is for vour protection
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-11
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
HOUSES TO Rent

Houses For Rent y
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-11
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Business Properly

FOR SALE-tirocery. three lots North
end Indian Lake. fine location. doing
good business. selling acct 81. Sness.
$500. Terms. J. y. Bilderback. Do
wagiac Mich
FOR SALE-SmaU manufacturlng Dusi-
ness Call Saturday or Monday, UI
y Church ST. or phone Mlsha1Faka
2O31 for appointment.
Big ST German lake Villas Coz Wis.
Accommodations for 20 20 100 guests:
- acres. farm and 10 cottages .a cone
nection. Full patronage ooolel Tor
1922 season 10000 cash required %
handle. Address Robert J.. Ho,htr.t.
Wausau. Wis
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-11

Come 90 Southvesr Michigan No
better land or location ar anv price.
Two fine lake cottages. farms 70 eE-
change FOR south Bend residence ana
income property general store and
hardware for sale send for our new
price list and big free 0far 20 rhose
who bus ~ u.s. BeemaH Land Co. lI9
Wood - Three Oaks Mich
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-11
FILMS

FILNS-
Reward Co person who took Aims
from camera from News Times
Circulation Dept sat eve. or sun ~
day morning No questions asked.
Return 90 Mss Helen Teuscher,
Circulation Dept. News Times.
lost. A HORSE Reward offered II re-
turned 90 1914 Randolph St
LOST bunch Of KEYS on ring Sun
day morning. between the Farmers
Trust Bldg and Lincoln Way E on
Jefferson 81. Return 90 News Times.
LOST-A 40 Equl order book Reward
+. S. Norton, Main 5572
LOST-An opportunity 20 buy a home
az big bargain for lack Of ready
cash FOUND-The knowledge that
through the ST. Joseph Building 4
Loan Assn the money can De accumu-
lated az 6cc compound interest De
posts 81 as low as s. monthly. com
pound interest viii furniss the balance
81 the purchase price. See II Il. Bon
deFant. Sec, &c 124 s. Main St o.
just phone Lincoln G3l
BLACK PJ RSE-L0st. Contains 2 hooks
and postal card with address 81 owner
Finder please return 90 81 " sample
S.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-11
Farms and Land For sale
WHTTCOMB & KELLER
sHrn

. T-12 ACRES
with new house. located near the DiKis
Highway Plenty ca fine shade trees
Good land Immpd late possession. Com
slider South Bend property in exchange.
~ 400
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-11

Will TAKE-Consumers Service Co..
stock in exchange for used cars or
trucks also part payment On Service
trucks or Auburn cars. Call for VIM
Devau. Service Garage. 226-2S ). Lafay-
cite ST Msin us
WAREHOUSE Certificates in boSx VIII
buy or sell for cash Room u. 1e-
Roosevelt road. Chieago III. Dept. q
SoTs EARNING INyEsTMENT-south
Rend Real Estate Buy today. eel
later Address y q Rot 81
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-19
RECIPES FOR THE DAY

Biscuit-One quart flour, one large
tablespoon lard, one teaspoon salt
three teaspoons baking powder, three
tablespoons sugar. enough water or
milk to make a soft dough, then brush
with milk. Don't work biscuits or
they will be tough.
Steamed Graham Pudding-Mix well
together one.half coffee cup Of mo-
lasses. one-quarter cup Of butter, one
egg. one-half cup Of milk, one-half
teaspoon Of baking soda, one and one
half cups Of graham flour, one small
cup OF raisins, spices TO taste, one
half teaspoon of salt. Steam four
hours.
Foamy Sauce-One cup sugar and
two heaping tablespoons butter, one
heaping tablespoon flour; cook till
thick and add little grated nutmeg
and vanilla; the last thing take II
from the fire and stir in the beaten
whites Of two eggs.
For cconomy's sake it would be well
To use the two yolks Of the eggs in
the pudding and the whites in the
sauce adding a trIfe more milk 10
make up the wettng.
Chicken Gelatine-Chlcken gelatine
made In this way is a truly tempting
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-19
THE OLD POTTS PLACE
BY Aunt Maggie

s,,s--,,- BY Aunt Maggie
I guess I'm borrowin' trouble, least
wise that's what Ezra claims
Awoi1yin half my time an all on
other folks blames;
But / can't help my makeup, it's a
neishborhood disgrace
Ancther tenant family's got the old
Potts place.
When Adam Potts was on it. twas
~trtire pride o. Byarss Bend.
For Adam nursed his land an soil
just like he would friend:
But Alec. when he heired It, didn't
give any keer,
An now, in recent seasons, there's
new croppers ever year.
No wonder he can't keep 'em.-money
croppin'-all the same
Ever year it's corn an cotton an
---maybe a little cane;
Folks that's folks amt goin' TO keep
on farmin' a worn-out spot;
Land that's dead or sicklys sure to
harbor a shiftless lot.
Ground want meant for overwork in
any such a way
Even q COW won't keep on milkin'
without her feed Of hay
IL must have fertilizer an a sort Of
change Of toll;
There ought TO be n law against
the robbin OF the soil
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-19
BIRD ON PEACE
DOLLAR is RARE
SPECIMEN, SURE!

WASHINGTON.-T bird on the
new peace dollar Is an eagle-not
dove-in case there be any ornitholo'
gical dispute about 1t. Moreover, he
is the only eagle with folded wings on
an American coin with the exception
Of the bird on the ten dollar gold
piece. Bird sharks have been Mortified
to hear the eagle described as a dove
of peace on mountain top. In truth
it took some digging among mint
officials TO find out what kind of
bird II really was. All the other eagles
are spread eagles.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-19
CLUB POSTPONES
SPELLING MATCH

Postponement of the Ryonis SPELL
ing match, scheduled for Friday night
January ~. TO Tuesday night, Janu-
ary 81, is announced today.
Tho postponement was made on ac-
count of conflicting dates with the
knights of Pythias minstrel which will
be given on the night OF January 81.
Spoilers from the three mems clubs
have been selected and according to
information there seems to be con-
siderable Bringing up Father" stuff
as to who will study out the old blue
back these cold winter evenings.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-19
OKMULGEE MAN
! DIES OF WOUNDS
e'fofice Captain Wounded in
Gun, Battle With Gang of
Alleged Bandits on Jan.
8; Two Men Held.

0KMULGEE, Ol1la.-Police Captain
Homer fspHuidlng died at 9:25 O'Clock
this m srning Hs the result Of bullet
wound received on the morning OF
January 0. in gun battle with a
gang Of six alleged bandits. His death
cams while he was undergoing nm
operation.
Captain spnuldlng, officer p. A..
Lairemore and c. h. Spence while on
scouting tour of the city on the
early morning Of January 9, met a
band OF six alleged bandits working
on an automobile. While the officers
were questioning them, one of the men
pulled n pistol and ordered Officer
Lairemore 20 stick 'em up" Instead
of complying he drew his own gun
and the bandit fired Another of the
gang opened fire on Spauldng at
the same time A battle ensued he
tween the three officers and the six
men. Jimmie Sexton of Tulsa fell
dead with bullet through his heart
and one in the head. Captain Spauld.
ing was wounded and Officer Lare-
more received bullet wound i'm the
fleshy part of his LETT thigh having
knocked down the gun Of the bandit
who faced him as he fired.
Two of the men who gave their
names as Ed Lansing and Frank Had
Icy, and who have since been idenu-
fled as ex-convcts. We're captured by
the officers, but the other three men
fled into the darkness and escaped.
Hadley and Lansing have been in
dicted by the grand jury on four
counts, shooting with intent TO kill
officers Lairemore and Spaulding, pos
session OF burglars tools and trans
porting nitro glycerine.
1t is expected the grand jury will
be asked to return two additional in
dictments against the two men, charg-
them with murder as a result of cap
tain -Spaulding's death today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-19
NIEGEn SLAYER NOTIFIES
OFFICERS HE'LL. RRE\DEI

TULSA. Okla.-Frank Stanflcld NJ
near BINhy wanted IN connection with
tho death of w NJ Bricefield. who
was fatally shot ON farm near Blk.
hv following an alleged quarrel over
some livestock notified county Off.
cials that he would surrender. NJ. r.
Noakum is ip jan In connection with
the affair All are farmers ana urc
said 20 have been drinking when the
quarrel arose. No charges had been
filed this morning.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-19

ed for Texas together. And we all
settled down together"
"And then came the Civil War,
saws Mrs. Peake. "Our husbands both
went away, but we stayed together
And then my husband was captur-
ed" says Mrs. Billings. And Mae
went right along with me to Missouri
and helped me get through the lines
and to him.
Both husbands died, in quick sue
cession,, Is years ago.
Mrs. Peake, spriest of the two aged
twins, is the mother of 13 children,
eight still are living. Mrs. Billings
has no children.
The twins have lived in eight states
and travelled through the whole Union,
They visited Chicago in 1854 when
It was only small western outpost OF
civilization.
They ventured west on the first
train west of the Mississippi
They finished the trip to Texas in n
prairie schooner.
But in all our travels we've been
together and We'll always stay togeth'
or, come what may" they both say.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-19
BAT NELSON HAS TO
PAY TO SEE FIGHT

CHICAGO-Oscar Mathew lBattling)
Nelson. former lightweight champion
Of the world. today Is "out" $3.50, the
price of two iickcts TO a boxing con.
test. It's the first time Nelson has
been forced 10 dig into his pockets 70
see fight.
Nelson with his little brother Bat
Jr.. attempted 90 crash the gate" at
a boxing stag and presented himself
for the usual passes.
who arc you, that you should got
passes?' Quoried The man In the
ticket office
"Who, have you done for boxing
"Who. mc9 I'm Bat Nelson"' shouted
tho former title holder
THAT racket don't so here. Lay
down tho dough"
Nelson. mumblInC words OF disgust,
produced the $3.50 and passed inside.