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Evening star., 1923-11-03

= u III: n"HHH' F1ce pftN1dent OF tLe
Capital Traction Company, will ex-
plain Street Railway Operation." in
public lecture. Tuesday. Sis pm,
at 2017 G street. c. NJ Marsh, com
mercial engineer. Potomac Electric
Power Company, will talk of Light
; ing" Program under auspices of Co
| lumbian Women, George Washington
University.
Evening star., 1923-11-03
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The National Memorinl dag Of the
Sigma M Fraternity VIII be Observed
by Delta ri Chapter, Located at
George Washington University. TO-
morrow. S pm. at Grace EnisconsI
church. Rev: Meade Bolton Mac
Bryde will deliver the address
Evening star., 1923-11-03

fast that it's tips were describing a
seven-foot circle at the rate of LOO
feet a second. These were declared
the fastest times either a motor or
propeller ever had turned without fly
ing to pieces.
Both machines, Brow's and Will
iiams', are biplanes with wing spans
of twenty-five feet. The overall
length is eighteen feet and the total
height three inches less than six feet.
Fully loaded, each weighs 2,10O pounds.
BOTH CAPITAL FLYERS.
Evening star., 1923-11-03

The destiny OF man lies In his
character.
Evening star., 1923-11-03

Mrs. Edna Il. Bushee. presfdent Of
| the Big Sisters of the Juvel5ile Pro-
tective Association. will speak before
the Epwortn League of HafnIine M
Z. Church. tomorrow. pm:
Evening star., 1923-11-03

Patience Is holding on. perseverance,
~ holding out, faith is holding up.
Evening star., 1923-11-03
The College women,s CIuh

The College WOmen's Club will he
led on hike tomorrow by ". X
Chestnut, starting from Riverdale e
Md, at $40 pm. All college womer
and their friends invited.
Evening star., 1923-11-03
FOREIGN.

Is am. Greenwich time, today
Evening star., 1923-11-03

Progressive Council, No. o. Daugh-
ters of America, will have a five hun
dred card party Monday. S:3e pm, at
5th and G. streets. -
Evening star., 1923-11-03

Women's City Club Glee Club will
meet. o'clock. Mrs. John J. Stahl.
chairman.
Evening star., 1923-11-03

Mildred Lee Chapter. Children of the
Confederacy, VIII meet for an election
of officers. Mrs. Maude Smith. director
Evening star., 1923-11-03

James A. EdgertOn will consider
"The Scientific Side of the Truth
Message" tomorrow, 4 PM. at New
Thought meeting, Willard Hotel.
Evening star., 1923-11-03

for tomorrow will start from 3sth
and NJ streets at pm. Buy round
trip ticket to Mclean. Visitors in
yited
Evening star., 1923-11-03

The wander1usters' hike for tomOr-
| row will start from Green Valley, Va
/ Take cars at Rosslyn. pm. Mr..
Gambs will lead.
Evening star., 1923-03-07
Sale of
Face Creams

75c Cleopatra Day Cream ......59c
75c Cleopatra Massage Cream ...69c
Garden Court soc
FIcava soc
NeIba soc
SOC Woodbury's ...............42 .42c
Ponds Cold Cream, tubes. .... .25c
SOC Stillman's Freckle Cream .. .42c
SOC Pompeian Night Cream .....42c
Harriet Hubbard Ayers. .75c
35c Daggett & Ramsdelrs. s........29
Barnard's Lemon Cream. SIC
$l.OO Barnard's Complexion
Cream ................. .69c
Clio dor Vanishing Cream. .75c
Csc Black and White Peroxide
Cream ..-....---.-....- .23c
Evening star., 1923-03-07
23c, 39c, 73c
Sale of
Shaving Soaps
Sale Of

60c Barnard's Shaving Cream .39c
SOC Williams Shaving Cream ..........35c
35c Palmolive Shaving Cream .........29c
SOC Mennen's Shaving Cream .........39c
Colonial Club Shaving Cream .......... soc
CoI.,,e,s Shaving Cream m 35c
Colgate's Shaving Stick .............. .35c
Colsate's Shaving Cake ................7c
SOC Molle Shaving Cream ............. .39c
Csc Barbasol Shaving Cream. ........ .53c
25c Johnson's Shaving Cream .........2 .2lc
koxzema Shaving Cream ............. .35c
sc s .ad r Observation-Disclosures. ..2lc
Evening star., 1923-03-07
LLTERLNE
"The Safe Antiseptic"

Listerine is uniform, dependable
and efficient antiseptic solution, and
it is so pleasant and convenient to
use that bottle should be kept in
the family medicine cabinet ready
for immediate use. Special
Evening star., 1923-03-07
BQrnand:s Cocoanut
Oil Shampoo

Barnards Cocoanut Oil Shampoo
cleanses, brightens and imparts natural
luster to your hair. 1t does not dry your
scalp, or make your hair brittle
but leaves it soft and silky. Reg .f9c
ular SOC size. Special ........
Evening star., 1923-03-07
Sale of
Hair Tonics

Gro.Tone (non.alcoholic) ..........Sl.O0
Carter's Eau de Quinine ..........$l.0O
sI.OO Mahdeen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 75c
sl.25 Pinaud's Quinine ............$l.l9
6Oc Auxiliary NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .49c
35c Danderine :...................
A. D. S. Hair Reviver.
Famo .$1.OO
35c Wildroot ..................... ..29c
.5c Partisan Sage ...................53c
6Oc Wampole's Sage and Sulphur. .49c
Vaselipe Hair Tonic 75c
75c Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur. .....: .43c
Van Ess Scalp Treatment ..$l.5O
3Oc Trecopherous .42c
Rare To Hair So so
Tono Sca1pa 81 90
Hair Groom .42c
Stacomb Csc
Evening star., 1923-03-07
Sale of
Sale of
1TaLcun1 POWDERS

o5c Mavis. II: soc
Nelba .....,..,...,,.,....2 Csc
95c Mary Garden .23c
25c Palmolve Egyptian. ......................l4 lie
25c Mennen's Violet. ........-...........2l .2lc
3Oc Craham's Tale (pound can).. .25c
25c Snuibb's Violet .2lc
Love Me ................... Csc
Garden Court ..................25c Csc and SOC
25c Pompeian .................... .23c
la Boheme .......................5 SOC
25c Cuticura Tale. ..................,....23c .23c
25c Babcock's Corylopsis.. lie
25c Amolin Powder Observation-Disclosures. .2lc
Ayers Violette ....................... .35c
Armand's Observation-Disclosures. Csc
25c Black and White. te........................2 Ale
25c Mennen's Tale for Men. .2lc
Evening star., 1923-03-07
The English Beauty Clay

"a NeU Skin in Forty Minutes
Terra.derma-lax, the famous Eng
lish Beauty Clay. Half millian
women have boug ght it by mail at 81.
Now on sale at all Peoples r7 nm
Drug Stores. Special ....~A 4 wv
Evening star., 1923-03-07
Sale of
Hair Shan1poos

Soc Barnard's Cocoanut Oil. soc
SOC Palmolive SOC
Carters Cocoanut, oil .......................5O soc
SOC Watkins Mulsifed Cocoanut Oil. ... SOC
75c Miller's .................. 59c
SOC Packers Liquid Tar 45c
75c Duchesne Tar and Egg. soc
Penslar ..,..,.. 6Oc
2oc Golden Clint NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .2lc
Evening star., 1923-03-07

Here's a special value
that will interest you.
Splendid quality station
cry. "a sheets and "a en-
velopes - attractively
boxed. Special, l2c box.
Just while it lasts.
Evening star., 1923-03-07
HM annual event Of alArglMY importance STAGE
Face POWDERS

Garden Court ............5 SOC, SlOO
Three Flowers .................1 .15c
$1.25 La Origan ...............8oc
Harriet Hubbard Ayers. ......... .75c
Boncilla ................... .'oc
Mayis oUc
SOC Lablache ..................42c
$2.25 Ideal ..................S .Sl.oo
1925 Ouelques Fleurs ........Sl.98
Csc High Brown .............'.25c
<1oo Azurea ..78c
SOC Djer Kiss .................4zc
S1.OO Madame Vendome ....... .39c
Ador' Me ................. .Sl.uO
IN. lava Rice .3oc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-16
Mail Poisoned
Cigars to Cop

MARSEILLES. March ls.--Every
cigar in box sent TO the project OF
police by mail was found TO contain
deadly poison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-16
Fine Physician
on Drug Charge

ABERDEEN, Scotland. March ia.
DIR. Roland Sinclair Is liable to
fines aggregating $4,000 for pre-
scrihing drugs for his own use.
Evening star., 1923-08-19
DEMPSEY TO START
HIS GRIND TOMORROW

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS HO-
TEL Saratoga Lake. y. V. August
Is. Jack Dempsey. heavyweight
champion. will begin a steady train
ing grind here tomorrow in prepara-
tion for his clash with Luis Angel
Firpo of the Argentine in New York
September IA. No fewer than ten
rounds of boxing are on Dempsey's
daily program. while each morning a
perind will be devoted to road work
The last nf his eight Sparring part
ners is expected here tomorrow.
In expectation Of large crowds of
admirers at the Dempsey camp to-
morrow. eight state troopers have
been assigned to handle traffic on the
read leading Eere from Saratoga. sup
plementing two who have been on
duty since the champions arrival.
Tex RiCkrrd. promoter. who Is stag
ing the Dempsey Firpo fight, was d
visitor to Saratoga today. but did not
come to tive Dempsey camp here. This
afternoon, however. Dempsey and his
manager. Jack kearnS. motored to
Saratoga for conference with Rick
ard.
With two exhibition boxing bouts
for charity scheduled for tonight.
Dempsey spent no time in the ring
today. Early in the evening he left
for Schenectady, accompanied by
Floyd Johnson, Iowa heavyweight
where he took part in a four-round
contest for IA church lyceum, AftCN
ward in Saratoga, he stepped into
the ring for another four-round ex-
hibiti0n against Charles Schwartz,
GOciety boxing fan.
Evening star., 1923-08-19
SARATOGA RESULTS

FIRST RACE, six fu-lonys; three-year.olds
and up-Donges. ITO (McTaggart): to !.
4 to !, 2 to /, won; Rosa Yeta. Ito (Lee),
to /. to /. second Day Due. ll2 INC
Atee). 8 to /, hrd. Time, LIZ 1-6. Vita
min, orcusi CraGk, Mss Meise. Better Times
fare. Anonymous and Royal Charlie also ran.
SECOND RACE, about two miles: three
year-olds and up-Bulls Eye. 142 fshelepetsl.
! even. ! to 8. out, won: Musty. 14l (Mergler)
TO 8. out. second: Minata. l4o (Green), out.
third. Time Ala as. Brigadier General and
Com'que also ran.
THIRD RACE, the Grand Union Stakes; SIX
Langl. to l, to 2, even, won; st: James.
$50 (ssndel, l to 2; to 5, second Klon-
dyke. lis (McAtee). out third. Time. Ill rs.
Graeme. Mint Briar, Swing Along and Peter
FOURTH RACE. the Travers. one mile and
2o Sasrne iao to to g. ou. out .o.od ~od
RiaIto. l15 (McAtee), out, third. Time.
2C4. General Thatcher and Pettifosger also
ran.
FIFTH RACE. one mile; three.year- -olds and
up-Rocky Mountain. l08 (Connelly) to 5,
7 to 10, l 70 3. won; Recommendation. loe
los (corcorar). to /. third. Time, l.3s 3-5:
Honorable. Huck!eberry Finn. s.ngeport, De
vsrsity. Kewpie s. Jocose. Ducks and BRAKES.
Anna M. Billy Mclaughlin and Insuiate als2
SIXTH RACE. five and oae-half furlongs
for ear-olds-Sunspero. lis (Kummer.
to 2. to to 2. won: Janet Blair. lis
[SaEde) 5 to 2, third. Time LOS 3-5. Sun
Pal SIX rmisher. Gonfa lon. Sun Car. Jeroboam.
Royal Airman, Ladroile, Hour More, The Post
and Samaritan also ran.
Evening star., 1923-08-19
MAISSONEAUVE RESULTS

FIRST RACE, three-year.olds up: six and
one-half furlOngs-Gupton. lo7 IF. Bnliman) J,
Sllo0 s47 IS. 55. won Doctor D.. III (Tay-
lor). $50 sSs5, second: Kathleen K. Ill
Gray 30, third. Time, l.2e rs. Smite.
Ramona II. Jake Schas. Blarney Rose and
Smiling Through also ran
SECOND RACE. three-year-olds up; Ave fur
iongs-Momentum. lis (Tayior). s7.55, S3.45.
$40 won; Rqnnan. lis Gross, 1920. s.. so.
Time l.o2 Is. Jack HeaIy. Lady Lone, Car
ruthers. Doctor Zab, Waterford and Flying
THIRD RACE. three.year-olds up: five fur.
ionss-Riposta, ll3 Bullman)). $500. So 65.
s2.e5, third. Time. 1.01. Hip Green. queen
Mazonia. Kinetic, Equator and Kentmer also
FOURTH RACE. thEse-yesr-o r-olds up; ST. and
honey. $500, ss.7o $500, won; Fly Paper. per-.
Ill tChappelle). Sale, So &C. second; Golden
Chance lis (Moore) s2,s5, third Time,
LES 3.5. Miss Flora. Mike Mooreslue. Crimson
Rambler and Chow also ran.
sI.35. $3.50. won: Avion. lie Moore. s4sS.
$40. second: Haran. 1l6 (Taylor). s325,
third. Time. 1.ol AS. Miss Holland. Boxwood.
SIXTH RACE. one mile and twenty yards ::
three-year r-olds up-Chefa. 113 (Chappelle)
So 90, So. 90. So: S.. won; Royden. lis to'Ma-
(Moorel: s2.s5, third. Time, 81 AS. Drafts.
man, Hoonir, Plantarede, Tom Logan and
Kehoma also ran.
SEVENTH RACE. three.year-olds up: six
snd one-hslf fuElsSags-Ella C.; loI CBrysonl
GrsS second S. sa.s%ars ksSn 1S
20 Mahoney). s270. third. Time, 1926. Ho
nam. Ouch and Rosefeld also ran.
Evening star., 1923-08-19
TWO FEATURE BOUTS
ON SHORTHAND CARD

uhirty-eight rounds of boxing, IN
cludinG pair Of twelve-round fea-
ture bouts and ten-round affair.
Will be staged at Sportland Heights
boxing arena. Berwyn. Md. THURSDAY
night The curtain raiser will Iet
under way at o'clock
Little joey Schwartz. former WASH
ingt9n newsboy. who claims the ban
tamWeight championship of the
south. will hook up with Eddie HG-
man of Richmond. Va. in ii twelve
round go. Holman also is a claim
ant to the southern bantam title
Equally important will be the
twelve-round affair between Little
Jeff of Baltimore and Eddie Fitzsim
mons of Philadelphia.
Billy Vincent. champion of ths
Navy Yard. will mix it up with
Johnny Conroy in eight rounds for
the welterwefght championship Of the
District The Navy Yard rnitt artis:
has won thirteen victories Tha
four-round opener will be announced
later.
The local fstic following has
swelled to considerable proportions
since Heine Miller took up the task
of setting the tottering old game %
mauIing back on lis feet hereaboutS
There is no doubt that he Is sue
ceedinE.
\ steady increase in patronage has
placed the Sportland Heights pro.
moters in a position to stage show
that smack of class.
Thursday nights card should l."
replete with action
Evening star., 1923-08-19
COLUMBUS RESULTS

FIRST RACE. FIVE aud one.half furlonrs;
SI7.40. $500 S4.2o won; Midday. lo7. $1,000
$3.50. second Eau Gallie l33. $500. third.
Time. l.o9 as. Swim Charlton. Mr.. Beck,
Needy. Rupee, High Tea and In Doubt also
SECOND RACE. s.. furlonss; .hree-ysar-
Charles A. Byrne. 1T. sl7.4c. 50, second ::
Walespa. III. S20, third. Time. LII 2-5.
Dardanella Diomedes. Arrow Point. Briar
Cliff. D.. Hall. Pomerene. Jim Bing and
ID. IHIRD RACE ;is fqTlongs th5eeyss5 ar
s5.2c. won: Bureoyne lis. sl46 so SIS. second !;
RuSgles. ll5 $3.50 third Time, III s.5
Eu:en. shingle. Shack May Girl and First
thrssyearolds np-ken. ' L. los n sls So s4ao
seeo.1: Buckhorn II. ic2, So, third. Time
.4e 2-5: Yoshimi, Bright Trash and ta)Her.
,TIFTH RACE, FIVE and ons,half furlonss;
$3.50. won; Coax Ne, lo6. $500. So second |;
Zorro, ll3 $3.50. third. Tine. los is. Gla.
bella er1 NV Friend Pat also ran
SIXTH RACE ave and one-half furlones:
fou--yesr olds-Tom Norris. los. s12. 90 $3.50
s4.2o, won; Babylonia-. 1l2. $3.50 s5 sec
Leo AS. Gloom, Currency, Winkie Eddie
Fuller. seaboard, Mary Malalon and Uranium
also ran.
SEVENTH RAcE-peclared off: no substi
tute.
EIGHTH RACE. one mile and one.sixteenth;
go2; Execution. les, So. so ESQ, second:
Don't Bother Me Timbrell. suds and King B.
also ran.
Evening star., 1923-08-19
KENILWORTH RESULTS

Co onol West. lilo (Taplin), 81 so. s3 so. $500.
won; Program, los (Scobie). SO. 80 S3.4O sec.
ond; Halbcrt. los (McDermott). S4.70. third
Time LIZ S-5. Thomasine and Batonnier also
ran.
SECOND RACE. three.year-oIds and up foaIed
in Canada one mile and seventy yards-Pro-
eycn lis tWallaee), ss.S5. s4,55, Ss.ss. won:
second; Azrael, sc (Brothers). S3.70 third
Time. LAB. Chloris and Baby Mine also ran.
THIRD RACE. six furlongs three-year.o'ds
ssss & s4SS sSnd won; Soldier n 1os lssobis
$4.s6, third. Time, Ill as Speedy Girl
Brilliance, Lierre. Arendal Poppye, Multi Sc.
cundus and Bendta also ran.
FOURTH RACE, four-year.olds and up: one
mile and seventy yards--Kirk Lexington llS
{YesIgan)s $50 SsS0, $3.50. won: Flame, 81
1o7 (Brothers). S4.25, third. Time. las 2-5
FIFTH RACE. seven furlonss: three.year.
olds and up-Best Love. 1o7 (Scobie). So. 40
S2.75. so. won; Barracuda. 1913 (Pevic).
So 80. sS.35. second; Jimmie Daw. 1o3 (Broth.
and Moss Fox II<also ran.
SIXTH RACE. one mile and seventy yards
three year .olds and up-Clansman. ia (Scobie),
$3.50. So. go. out. won: Tender Seth. lo3 (Pe-
vic). $3.50 out second: Ticoon. 98 (Brothers), p,
out third: Time: A 1-5 curland also ran.
SEVENTH RAGE ens mile ,ns and lss;y seventy
si7.ao. $3.50. s4se. won; Plus ultra. ios
brothers Sc 90, s4.25. second: Citizen. los
(Wallace), $500, third. Time. la 2-5. Coca
Celia. Allenden. War Penny, Hillman C. and
Dantzic also ran.
Evening star., 1923-08-19
FpoDempsey Hitch Appears Possible Ruth Not First One to
BIG BLAZE IN FRONT
IN RACE FOR $4,000

SARATOGA SPRINGS. n. Y. Au-
gust 1S.-Glen Riddle Farms bay colt
Big Blaze, earring 112 pounds. provided
the greatest surprise Of the meeting
today by defeating the fleet st. James
and the Whitney cracks. Swingalone
and Klondyke, in the Grand Union Ho-
tel S10 900 stakes for two -year-olds.
Swingalong and ST James ran each
other to exhaustion in the first part
of the race, and then Big Blaze came
from third place and won by length
and half. st. James was two
lengths ahead of Swingalong. The
time, LII 2-5 for the six furlongs was
the fastest ever made in the stakes.
The Travers stake for three-year-
olds at one and quarter miles.
worth S12,500. was won by Wilderness
by a head. frCm Flagstaff. Rialto got
off poorly and was last for half the
journey but made up many lengths
and secured third place.
Evening star., 1923-08-19

or course the rules of base bali for
bid the use of loaded bats. and as no
FACTORY makes them, they must be
made privately. If there Is any one
who does not know what loaded
pat IS 1t may be well to state that
II IS one into the bottom of which
melted metal or pig of metal has
been inserted for a few inches The
tntory is that added weight at the
extreme end Of the bat. gives added
power TO the wallop of the ball
Believed II Dangerous
Former President Young said the
sectional bat was dangerous to the
players. because it might be shat
tered during the course of a game.
something that could not well happen
10 the standard one-piece bludgeon.
Many experiments with loaded bats
We're made before the theorists would
concede that they were worthless for
practical use. At least they were
NOT practical for game in which
IL was intended that the implements
USED should be as uniform as possible.
All pats used in base ball cannot
pe alike. and ii would be folly to
have them all alike. because some
players like them heavy and some
IKE them light. 1t is an odd fact that
more heavy bats. prOportionately. are
used by light men than by heavy
men. Babe Ruth has used a much
weapon than many great batters have
used. Cap Anson was fond of heavy
Dat. Brouthers liked long bat, yet
Childs. chubby. fat second baseman
who rivaled Brouthers as slugger
used a light bat that he could swing
freely and hard. Some of the old
time critics thought Childs was one of
the best line hitters in the history Of
the game.
HeiRie Groh uses bat modelled
after potato masher. This weapon.
which recently crashed out five clean
hits in the course of one nine-inning
game. has often been described as re-
Scmbling Il bottle. but u is really the
big brother of the well known kitchen
utensil. Heinie claims no extraOrdi-
nary powers for his favorite club. He
is partial to it because of its thick
ness around the waist. the point at
which he aims to meet the ball as he
steps into it. Groh has the proper
idea about facing "A pitcher Squarely
and going into the ball as il comes to
him.
Those batters who stand at the
plate and swing side arm with a
shoulder toward the pitcher would
not like Groh's bat. They hit with a
sweep. while Groh simply punches.
but since he has learned To control
the punch he places his hits better
than hatterS who simply Swipu
All kinds of woods nave been used
in making bats. but ash and hickory
have been found to make the best. and
ash is far better than hickory. There
is not great supply of either wood.
Bat manufacturers have agents all
over the country on the lookout for
Crowths of ash The piles of wood
that lie on seasoning yards are as
founding. Thousands and thousands
of bats are turned out every wear. so
great is the demand. 1t is a wonder,
Evening star., 1923-08-19

The top leg is kept straight and
acts as foil to the bottom leg.
exactly as one blade of a pair OF
shears remains stationary while
the other works on a pivot You
can see the similarity to the scis-
sors action a. the two legs. the
bottom leg strengthening. close
upon each other.
As you lie on your side al all
times i'll this stroke. the scissors
kick operates in the horizontal
direction, not up and down. The
under leg does most of the pro-
pelling. 1t Is lower III the water
and can get more traction deep
down. 1t Co-ordinatcs best with
the top arm.
If YOU will stand upon dry land
and go through the motion as de-
scribed. YOU will see the right leg,
which is the bottom leg in the
water If you swim on your right
Evening star., 1923-08-19

When fishing is good and catches
are considerably larger than the
angler needs for himself or friends.
what to do with the surplus has
proved Il problem. Where to find a
market for them without Juggling
a heavy bunch home has been solved
by Walsh.
He acts as the gn-between for the
angler and the market. He makes
the anglers sport profitable as well
as pleasurable.
Indications are that there viii be
a fight to a finish in Maryland this
year between the hook -and-line fish
ermen and the purse netters, who
played such havoc this season with
the big rock in the neighborhood
of Poles island and off Colchester.
The Anglers Club Of Maryland has
taken the initial step, and members
of the board of governors, which
nent sportsmen in the state. soon
will be called together to lay plans
for the campaign. 1t is more than
probab BILE that other sportsmen'S or
ganizations ami pound-net fishermen
will he a~ked to join in the fight
propagate their species in the Chesa-
p9ake.
Some idea. anglers say. can be OBJ
tanned of the deadliness of the work
of the purse-netterS by watching
them make haul. One purse net
boat, according to statements of
hook-and-line fisherman. who wit
nossed a haul recently made in the
neighborhood of Tolchester. reaped
fully eighteen tons of big rock in
one swing of the net This, 1t was
pointed out, would be far more fish.
than 100 anglers would catch in an
entire season.
One prominent member of the
Maryland Anglers Club. who has
made an investigation, declares that
Evening star., 1923-08-19

rnXiH2 game are beginning to believe
hat Dempsey is in for Il real battle
ext month and that if he has lost
much of his punching power as
fremed to he the ease i'll Shelby he
will b" in real danger. For Firpo
sure can cook with that right of his.
..vu l. INhn says it's very awkWardneSs
makes it more difficult to avoid. We
looked in vain in the Weinert battle
or sVmc signs of that promising left
which DE Forest said ne developed in
.'irpo. but il WASH present during
he short entertainment. F'irpo says
now he Gidn have to use ii against
he Adonis. and if YOU cup your hand
round your ear the following tidy
little bit of info" will he slipped to
our hearing apparatus:
Firpo told the writer that he didn't
have any use for the tiddlinS. jabbiug
stuff wherein he might use his left.
Tut that he liked to speak soft words
To his right and thus touch off the
dynamite he packs.
Yet when all is said and done it
lighting man isn't as good as two
armed hattler.
Dropped i'm On Johnny Wilson. the
middleWeight champion. at Summit.
n j.. the other day. Wilson. as all
Know. is training for his August 81
battle against Harry Greb. who is
champion looks rugged and in "A bout
against Georgie Ward showed con-
siderable cleverness He is very much
N earnest in his work and says he
Expects to stop Greb'S clown work in
tine ring by plastering his body until
the sponge is tossed in.
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