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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-04
COMEDIE>SE on
MOORE PROGRAM

The screen comedicnne. Mrs sid.
ney Drew. win be the leading attrar.
ton AZ tho Moore next week. where
she will b seen In person In Pre-.
destination" an Edwin Burke sketch.
TIL. sidney Drew scrren comedies
were the leading society comedies
OF tho cinema, and thru them Mrs.
Drew gained millions OF admirers.
This will ne the first opportunity for
local fans 20 sec her In person. The
sketch. In which she H. supported by
Thomas ]. Carriean. has a new an.
gle TO the triangle.
Another featured vaudeville mum.
hor Is tho offering OF Gladys Buck.
ridge and BIN Casey. who win pre-
sent Ornamental Song Hits"
Roy and Emma Deane Will appear
az THE Laughing Stock OF Naude.
Vile"
Miss Lois Bennett, popular vaude.
willie vocalist, has a repertoire Of pop
ular songs.
wcston's Models pose - master
pieces from the famous galleries.
Pinto and Boyle have n mysterious
trunk which figures strongly in n
big comedy situation.
Raymond Wilbcrt has a clever
surprise OF the most unusual sort
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-04
FIUME FALLS
IN REVOLUTION

fFfUME. March 4.--fiume, storm
center OF tho Adriatlc. Ia held by a
revolutionary provisional govern.
eminent today. following The over.
throw Of President Zanella by Fas.
cisth uprising yesterday.
The white flag was raised over The
government palace after q brief bonn.
bardment. The casualties before
Hanelln'r surrender were light. only
eight soldiers being killed.
a committee 81 national defense
has been established by the FaBciati
who Issued proclamation of their
assumption Of full powers ~ govern
menL Royal GARDENERS and troops
have been entrusted with main.
tenanco of order. n was announced
that administration Of the city would
only be handed over 90 an accredited
representative OF the Italian govern
ment. who alone would be able 10
preserve tranquility. the Fascist de-.
clared.
Deputy Ciuni Of the Fascist head.
ed the uprising.
The Italian government has or
dered the destroyer Mirabcilo 10 land
marines here and restore order.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-04

That he has done his utmost 90
secure high class offerings for Sc.
attic theatergoers for tho coming
season IL evidenced by tho list OF
attractions JUS, announced by Man.
aEer George Hood Of the Metropoii-
tan.
The following shows have already
been booked for n local engagement
az tho Metropolitan: oliver Moros.
co.'s wait Till We're Married" Eth.
81 barrymore IN do Classe. .
Irene" Koln and Dnl. Greenwich
village Foiiies. chaunccy Olcott in
Tagged Robin" "Bringing Up
Father" Caiii Curei. Percy Granger.
Drinkwater's Abraham Lincoln .
Elsie Janis. LEO Deiiros In ''Ths
Great Lover" The Unloyed WIFE
Dear Me-" Walter Hampton in n
Shakespearean repertoire and Flor.
cnce Macbeth. harpist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-04
KILLERS NEAR
Rockefeller!
kssassins Murder Two Near
Pocantlco Hills

TARHYTowN. n. v. March -
A gang of Italian aA-aarinr Ia believed
today 20 have established headauar.
tera near tho John -. Rockefeller 60.
tato Of pocantico Nus, and 60 be
conducting executions IN the yicin-
ity 81 the oil kings home.
This belief II based on the murder
Of n young woman thought 20 be
Mary Nenza. whose body was found
head severed and with Is stab
wounds near tho Rockefeller
grounds. and the killing Of paulo
Letti. who was stabbed on the Mount
Calvary road. near White Plains.
Both murders bore indications OF
being The work OF an Italian vendetta
like tho notorious Good Killers.
There were marks on the faces OF
the victims. thought TO b. ritualiE'ic
sears. put thore by the knives Of the
asraHains 10 show other members OF
The secret order who did tho killing
--aEaanainH' signatures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-04
BORSINI TROUPE
COMING TO PAN

Next weeks Pantages vaudeville
bill rs headed by tho William Bor.
SIM Troupe. This is n sensational
act OF uequillbrism. acrobatics and
out-ofthe-ordinary juggling. Most
OF this difficult work Is accom-.
plished while the performers arc on
rolling globes.
Arthur Jarrett and Company In
"Cupid's Close.Ups," Ia farcical
sketch. the story OF a hen-pccked
wife and nagging husband
Harry Berry and Miss com
bine comedy with some difficult
balancing and ncrobatic dancing.
Melody Garden In vaudeville's
newest novelty. Brass. reed and
string instruments are used in the
tuneful number.
Frances and Frank. the "act SUI
prcme." Is "a juggling number.
Romo and Wager have comedy
SUCCESS. I'm Red" Funny patter
and new songs enhance the act
Starting Monday Pantages goes
back TO the three shows day idea.
Two shows in the evening and one
matinee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-04
VARIED PROGRAM
At PALACE HIP

On an attractive combination
vaudeville and photoplay program
az focw's Palace Hip theater for the
four days starting tomorrow.
clever arrangement OF coiorful har-
mony. comedy and little dancing
In 10 be offered
Headllning viii b, found Bernice
Ia Barr and Her Bcaux In "A syn
copated miniature musical farce.
Hudson and Jones have an anus
ing incident captionod "on the
Bridal Path" replcto with songs
and dances. The act OF Martin and
Courtney shows that team In popu-
lar bits OF travesty. Jack King and
Lew Rose comprise another clever
pair on the bill. King was former
~ the featured tenor soloist with
the Primrose and West Ministries.
In Hcrculcan comedy athlctlcisms.
the King Brothers will serve 20
mark the bill as well varied one.
The feature photoplay shows
Alice Lake as the star OF THE
Golden Cfff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-04

the Dat far and away the
eennation OF mo year In the thea
ter from point OF popularity. vii
b. presented by waxcnhaa and
kcmp-r At the Metropolitan thea
ter. for an engsgcrsent Of one
week with maffu~es "wednesday
and Saturday. commencing tomcr-
row night. Tho Rat" is the join,
work Of Mary Roberts Rinehart and
Avery Hopwood. reason sufficient
In itself for It's tremendous sue
GERS
The Far n every bit OF the
dramatic smash one critic called n.
One climax after another fellows
IN rapid sequence. and the rus
pense literally holds the audience
breaihisss from curtain 20 curtain
IN. story OF The Bat---that Is
a secret ~ In tho request OF the
authors and the management that
no one tell the secret OF The Bat"
and there has yet TO be a critic or
a thcatcrgocr. 20 Gar as u known.
who has broken faith.
When The bat" comes here. the
same request will be made OF local
theafsrgocrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-04
SAY EARNINGS
GROW IN YEAR

WARRINGTON. March T. - A
large portion OF the nations indus
tries have concluded prosperous
year. and pleas for wage cuts are
unjust. an official review OF big cor
poration earnings. compiled by the
American Federation Of Labor. stated
today.
The survey charges that:
Railroad earnings increased In 1921
over 1920.
Annual profits in retail stores and
railroad equipment were enorrr GUS.
Several steel companies showed
huge earnings.
Many big corporations declared
startling dividends and made big In.
crcases In working capital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-04

and have taken it. feel SO well
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my work and not pain in my back
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and you can use this letter as testi-
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-04
to Plead
to Charge Tuesday

Coon sing. Chinese tong member.
accused Of killing l.. Y. Lee. rival
tonRman. last Monday night. ~ schcd.
uled 60 plead next Tuesday 20 a
charge Of first degree murder
Pleading was postponed Friday when
Coon'a attorney could not be located.
Dr. William Lee. who " said 10
have pointed out his victim 10 Coon.
Is charged with being an accessory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-04
THREE DIE IN
HOTEL FLAMES
Are Trapped on Burning
Stairway

NORFOLK. Va. March l.--T'hr.>
persons were killed and five over.
come BY smoke IN Gn oarly.nornins
hotel fire here today.
Those who pcrished were trapped
on a flaming stairway.
The ruins Of the hotel. the Garden
~ Italy. are being searched for more
Victims.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-04
Cynthia Grey :
Make Clean Breast of Your Troubles to Girl Her
self Instead Of Asking Others What to Do Is On
Redder's Good Adrice to Anxious

Dear Miss Grey: Will you let say few words TO that
by who on the Anxious seat because the girl he wants
10 marry is used to more money than he has?
Mr. Anxious why don't you go and tell the girl you want
to marry her and all about what's troubling you and get il
cut Of your system. strainng myself believe your
word that you really love her. II she is real honesto-
goodness girl she'll tell YOU things that will make heaven
proposition ii she thinks anything of you. And she
will feel little hurt too because you had to to someone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-04
Congregationalists
to Meet Next Week

Pastors and iaymen from all Con.
fregafionai churches In Seattle VIII
attend tho gath annual meeting OF
"a. Seattle Congregational Church
Extension society az y. m. Tuesday
al tse New Green Lake church.
Woodiawn ave. and r. T5rd nt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-04

Miss Grey will receive callers
n her offlc. Monday. "Wednesday
and Friday from TO : .. IN. and
on Tuesday and Thursday from
IL q m. to 4. m each week Please
do not come at other times a. II
seriously tntsrferes with her
writing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-04
Use before trustlng her.

N41[ R<At&t - - f~sAtc $500
And NJ she's only GOOD friend Of
yours shen let you down AZ cary
row a. after you are cramm~d full
Of foolish IDEAS that others have
given you II she turns you down.
lots Of others have suffered like
tate and few dls OF H. Time Is
wond~ful healer OF all hurts and II
you are any good at all dcec Of cold
water mag on,y cleanse you YouTi
Be rid Of the responsibility. too
Nov Aks bath. eat a good whole
some meal and 50 over TO her house
and make cisan breast OF H. Don't
keep anything back Forget all about
" and money. too. It's not every
thing Give the girl a chance The
money hasn't got you anywhere II
she makes you the happlest man In
the world. bear up under Il the best
you can and Try to be worthy OF her.
Women don't see things like men do
and she'll probably surprise you.
THE GIRLS FRIEND.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-04
LIVER ILLS

Or. Il. ". Paddock. Specialist Of
Kansas city. Mo. has distributed
free over 100000 copies Of a booklet
on cause and treatment OF inflam-
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-04
"BUDDIES" OFFERING
AT THE WILKES

Except for the presence OF conTid-
erablo khaki "Buddies." the attrac-
ton which opens at the wilkes for
Sunday matinee. Is In no sense a
war play. but u Is filled with in
tensely funny comedy based on the
logic. opinion and life OF the Amer
lean soldier In France after tho ccs-
sation OF hostilitics.
New York critics declare that the
opening scene, In which one OF the
"buddies" battles. with his lack of
knowledge OF the French language.
in nm effort to get a meal. rs one
OF tho most delightful bits OF com.
edy ever written.
Ten musical numbers. which are
introduced into the production. pro-
vide a diversion which will add
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-04

ALL CASES scheduled for trial be.
fore Federal Judge jeremiah Nctercr
tho week Of March 6 have been post.
poned one week. Among them II
that of 4. u. liafncr. federal official.
charged with violation OF the nafcot.
les act.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-04

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-04
JOINT CONCERT
A BIC SUCCESS
w. S. C. and u. Of w. Glee
Clubs Both Score
By Glenn Hughes

Tho first joint giee club concert
ever held at the University OF wash
ingion took place Friday evening In
Meany Han. with the giee clubs Of
tho university and the State college
alternating numbers. And aitho the
affair was IN no way competition
for honora. the interest Of the large
audience wis considerably height.
cned by tho irresistible impulse 10
compare thr two organizations.
Tho W. :. c. singers opened the
program with Thaycr's lively Corn.
lsh Marching song" which won IN.
slant approval. Day Hiiborn. a bass
soloist with the visitors. then sang
!, The Horn" ty FirEler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-04

Tho United States department
q agriculture has just published
bulletin on how to mix and use
paint. Readers wishing this buIlc-
IN may receive same. while the
supply lasts. by writing 20 the
Publications Division. L. S. De.
partment Of Agriculture. wash
ington. d. G.. asking for a copy
o. Farmers bulletin 474. use %
Paint on the Farm" No postage
need BE- sent. DO NOT write 10
The Star Washington bureau for
this.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-04
Reader Ansrers
BILLY Bumps"

Dear Miss Grey: n w1 win
great interest ! rad -. rs letter.
and IN. r~-pons, by 'sBliiy Bumpss-
! take II for granted. Biliy. that
you mr.. OF the fernal, Species As
your letter - too frminine TO hs writ
ten by n man. and hardly enough $50
TO be written By a real American
giri.
suppo-nE y. H. docs wear suede
gloves ~ith the tops turned hack and
the pretty spats you 20 Harcasticaily
refer 90. A man is not necessarily OF
the feminine type. a. your letter In
sinuateA. Just because he n well
dressed and neat. but rather the re-
verse. lilo " usually the Kind that
attracts the attention OF the minds ot
the better educated and higher type
OF womAnkind.
Perhaps. little -Biiiy Bump~.- you
are on tho wrong trail A human
being with your literary ability
should be writing for some OF the
great snappy publications on tho
magazine market instead % short
articles in cynthia Crey's columns
lcrtticisinw some poor fellows misfor-
tune. Perhaps most OF his girl sc-
quaintsnces have been OF your type.
reDulsive to the finer instincts Of
man. therefore candng him TO lose
all interest In Iifc.
Just a little word 20 y. h Per-
haps you have not found your blue
bird yet For when you do you can
begin life anew. and find their Ia
something OF intcreso in everything.
Mn. NUF SEQ.
what were the dimensions Of the
[ Ark OF the Covenant
~ vas stated TO b, "a cubi,s forc.
IA cnbsss high. and ~ cabiis totdc.
what Is the date OF Old Christmas
I January 6.
what were the Seven Medieval
Wonders OF the World
Coliseum az Rome. Caf1oorsbs 81
I Alexandria. Great Wan OF China
Storhcn0e. Leaning Toio~r OF Ptsd,
Porcslsiu Tofocr Of N6nkin. Mosque
OF ST. Sophia IN Constantinopfe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-04
CUT|CURA HEALS
ECZEMA ON CHILD.
On Face and Neck. In PIN
Piles. Itched and Burned.
''When my slater wps ten months
old eczema broke out on her face

and neck in small pim-
pies. which spread rapid
iy. II itehed and burned
90 she was unable to
sleep, and her body w'as
a msss Of sore eruptions.
She had to be carried
around on n piilow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-04
STATE EXAMINATIONS for sehoo

teachers. under the supervision Of
r. y. IIulse. county superintendent
Of schools. was scheduled 70 be com
pleted Saturday. Seve nty.fiye teach
ern are expected 20 participate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-04

"a friend recommended Cutieura
Soap and Ointment and after using
one cake Of Cuticurs Soap and one
box Of Cutieura Ointment she was
healed" (Signed) Mrs. J. s. Smith,
Boz ii8, Lskota, No. Dskots.
Give coticurs Soap, Ointment and
Talcum the care Of your skin.
ss~pis ss~h v-~.Ny Man htaress; "ovusvrs Tab
ersAcsiss. Dec, n, hAissn ~, Mos Sold every
vhere Hssp re. Ointment rs and so~. raieu~ Ne.
- Cutieura Soap shavos without mug.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-04
WOMAN ClUl0
NOT WORK
Made Strong and Well by
Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound
llIlllIlllIIlIlIIIllll

81. Paul. MINI. II took Lydia f.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-04
MAKE HIT WITH
"IlONf.f.t>D"

ttpshSssAhs<b
Tho 4. Of w. Ciee club then ap
pearcd and registered an instantane.
Gus hit with speaks Homeland
After two other numbers they made
way for the violin quintet. composed
Of MessrH. westerman. kicfer. Nc.
kcnzie. Harmon and Mayhem. with
Grant Merrill az the piano. This
group gave what was IN many ways
the most charming musical number
u the program. IIadiey's Ballet Of
the Flowers. arranged 10 four move.
inenia
True 20 the tradition that no col.
lego musicale ~ complete without a
bit OF Jazz. ". 4. q. produced Its
Jazz orchestra starring Philip FOX
on the saxophonc. tina; unEodiy In
vention which cane In with prohibit
ton. hoish~virm and the Income tax.
WHOLE CLUB
TURNS OUT
Tho entire w. s. c. Cleo club fol.
lowed up with group OF senLpopu.
lar sentimental ballads. line OF pat.
ter and chatter by Mevwrn. Cholson
and swan. a nut monoiog by Prank
Martin and other advertisements.
AZ this point the one unlmpesch..
ably humorous event Of the evening
occurred. That was the buricsaue
art originated and executed by three
u. of W. men. ''iiay" NeC1inton, Ray
crtsisr and Clayton Eychard. The
act included n spring dance, a re.
production OF tho Boim Ballet, an
e-ccntr1c duet dance Try McC1inton
and crfsier. and n localized version
OF Services immortal and blood
curdling rhapsody. "Thr Shooting Of
Dan McCrcw.'' All this was excel
icnt fun and supplemented nicely the
weIl-choHen Rnd tasteful musical
numbers which their fellow perform
cra had presented.
Tho last place on the program was
given 20 W. s. c.. with their Clce
club singing state College OF Wash
inRton" and when Good Fellows
Get Together
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-04
Should Discard
First Ring

Dear Miss Grey: when a widow
becomes engaged should she discard
her wedding ring for the engagement
ring or wear both7 W. A. X.
She should not sr1r her Wcddirc
rre Of forr,cy marriage ,cffh her
encagement rirO--sf "a not fair to
fke rca she 10 70 marry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-04

Who vas the wife Of SAUL
Her rawe fr1s Ahiro1m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-04
No Widows
Pension

Dear Mis- Grey: Please tell ne
What the widows pension Is who "
entitled 70 It and where can ! 70 20
find out about it, a WIDOW.
The state Of washincfon has no
x'Sotrs pension lnlr. Yon may hare
N nind the mothers pension igir.
eN u 80 you can receive fun par
i'csiars regarding 10 at 200 Broad
way. city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-04
HAZEL WIiITuORE
AT WOODWARD

Tomorrow afternoon az tho Home
81 tho spoken Drama. scandal
Co9no Hsmiiion's good hnfnorrf
prcse nsation OF American life. WIN
be presented by the Woodward com.
pany. and SIR. Woodward. who per
aoaaiiy superyiNrs every production.
promises attention 10 detail which
viii assure finished performance.
In the part OF Beatrix. an Amsri-
can smalitown young woman fined
with curiosity as 20 New York's
bohemian life. Hazel whitmorc adds
another to the list of charming
hcroines shc has portrayed 10 tho
seattle public. Opportunity - ar
fbrded for the display Of some at.
traotYc costumes. which arc sure
TO interest the feminine portion OF
the audience. Alexis II. Luce plays
opposite her. portraying a bachelor
friend OF the girls family.
cosrno Hamilton. author OF
scandal" has number OF Ruc.
ccrncs 20 his credit. including
"Arsene Lupln" and The Kindness
OF Virtue" This work OF his is In
three acts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-04

greatly 10 TIE mary other merits Of
-Buddsen.- and win also give the
public an opportunity 10 hear The
woll-trained voices Of James Elaine,
the leading man. and Miss Ifari,ft
HELEN. juvenile Lady. Of the Co.
operative Stock company $40.
The plot OF tho play deals with
two young couples. two soldiers. a
French Ftri and an American w,ri:
- crooked Frcnchman and the mem.
ory of French brother who gave
his al - .~r.a,to
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-09-29
SKI
Sketch of Senesalese Fighter Who Re-
Gently Whipped Carpenter.

Gently Whipped Carpenter.
The physical makeup of Battling
Sikh has been likened to that of the
leopard. In action his great muscles
play fascinatingiy under copper skin.
His form is In striking contrast to the
graceful Carpenter, whose foot move
ment is that Of the aesthetic dancer.
Sikh is typical Of the brigades OF
picked Senegalese soldiers brought to
the western front during the World
War; Stalwart, possessed Of great
strength and endurance and an irresis-
tible foe when excited, he crouches
and bundles together his massive
muscled shoulders much after the fash
ion of Jack Dempsey.
His Broad Grin.
A broad grin, exposing the perfect
white teeth so typical Of the negroid,
lights up his face as he goes into fistic
combat. At times this grin narrows
until it becomes somewhat Of leer,
perhaps intended to frighten an ad-
versary.
In all of his ring engagements in
France Sikh has been successful. But
in none of them prior to his bout with
Carpenter did he display any terrific
punching power. He knocked out Harry
Reeve, a former light heavyweight
champion of England, in the sixth
round Of match in Marseilles and re-
ceived the decision over Marcel Miles
in fifteen rounds in Paris.
After the latter bout Carpenters
manager, Francoic Descamps, who is
credited as being a shrewd judge Of
fighting ability, asserted Sikh was such
poor fighter he would not permit of
Carpenter meeting him. Sikh also out
pointed Paul Journee, the numbering
French heavyweight who visited the
United States and helped to train Car
pentier for his fight in which he met
defeat at the hands of Jack Dempsey.
Journee twice was defeated by heavy
weights Of the second class while in
the United States.
The success of the Senegalcse posi-
bly, will start talk of a match between
him and Harry Wills, the American
negro heavyweight, who is being
groomed as a prospect for a champion
ship bout with Dempsey.
Comes From Africa.
Sikh is the third foreigner" to gain
pugilstic fame during the present year.
First came Luis Angel Firpo, an
Argentinian giant. In New York and
New Jersey he met only what is term
ed in sporting parlance trial horses"
hut his superiority in these bouts was
so marked that leading fistic experts
predicted for him great future. They
declared Firpo needed only careful tu-
toring in the inner points of the game
of hit, stop and getaway to place him
among the first and foremost.
Then from the Philippines came a
mite of a man called Pancho Villa. He
tipped the scales at 10 pounds. Before
many fortnights had passed, he had
pounded his small self through good
ly part of the bantamweight class, and
then captured the American f1yweight
title from Johnny Buff by knockout.
Senegal, Skis home, is a French
Colonial dependency in western equa-
torial Africa. The inhabitants of the
country are mainly "Moors" and allied
Berber races and Negroid. The latter,
however, form the greater portion OF
the population.