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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-20
THREE IMPORTANT GAMES.
Hopes Boosted or Blasted in Western
Conference To-day.

Chicago. Oct. 20.-Championship
hopes of big Ten" football team will
be boosted or blasted in today's games.
with three of the most important con-
flicts bearing on the Western Confer
ence title scheduled.
The showing made by Michigan and
Iowa. tied for hOnorS last year. against
Ohio State and Illinois, respectively.
win be the gauge by yhich their
chances for the title will be measured.
Indiana. with one Big Ten" victory
10 its credit. meets Wisconsin. playing
its first conference game of the sea
son.
The Michigan-Ohio State fray at
Ann Arbor may develoD into an aerial
conflict. both teams having devoted
much time to passing and punting The
buckeyes owe their showing lasr week
against Colgate to their aeri' tactics.
waiie Coach NoSt has been straSsing
forward passing during the week
practice
Illinois pins its homes larg Y on the
work Of Grange. halfback. who scored
oil the touchdOwnS made by the Him
in the Nebraska game. The Nebraska
triumph and the showing o. Iowa
against Purdue last week is conceded
20 give Illinois an ADVANTAGE over the
Hawkeyes. Iowa City is the scene Of
the conflict.
Chicago hopes to advance its CON
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-20
GRID SEASON
BURSTS INTO
FULL BLOOM
Mammoth Crowds Assem-
bling for Big Games
Over Country.
TIGER VS.. NOTRE DAME
Irish Invasion of Princeton
Days Feature in
the North.
TIGER VS.. NOTRE DAME

New York, Oct. 2O.-Contests of
rare promise and crowds such as
never before have witnessed early sea-
son football games seemed assured to-
day when the great college pastime.
Its preliminary season completed. Of
fered its program of engagements in
volvins teams of major Importance.
Preparations were made at Prince
ton TO handle a throng Of upward of
10000 which early began assembling
for the great intersectional battle be-
tween Coach Roper's Tigers and
Knute Rockne's brilliant Notre Dame
eleven. and gatherings of equal pro-
portions We're expected at the SYRIA
cuse-Pittsburg game at the Yankee
Stadium; the Pennsylvania Columbia
game at Franklin Field; the Harvard
Holy Cross game at Cambridge. and
the -Bucknell game at New
Haven. while crowds of $4,000 or
more were looked for at the Cornell
Colgate game at Ithaca, the Pennsyl-
vania StateNavy game at State Col
lege. the Observation-Disclosures game
at Burlington and the Army-Alabama
Poly game at West Point.
naming Notre Dame as the favorite
over Princeton Syracuse the favor
tie over Pittsburg; Pennsylvania the
favorite over Columbia. and Harvard.
Yale. Cornell. Navy, Dartmouth and
Army the respective favorites in their
games.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-20
VAS AND "VhVAY
ELEVENS ON EDGE
FOR BRISK BATTLE
Saaopy Weather for Fea-
ture Game of Southwest
at Dallas.

Dallas, Tex, Oct. 20.-Sniffing
this mornings keen football air, the
clevens of Vanderbilt University and
Texas University pronounced them
selves eager for their third annual
"ridirOn clash today at the state fair
stadium.
The Commodores' large squad
stretched their joints in u little work
out yesterday evening after their ar
rival from Nashville, Tenn. and to-
day showed no cripplcs in the lineup.
The LOnghOrns simply reported them
selves ready to fight"
The city was filled with football
atmosphere, student delegations. and
followers of the sport early making
their way to the fair grounds.
The probable lineups:
Texas: Ends. Gilstrap and Curtis
tackles. Burns and Bluestein; guards,
Dayvault and Higgins; center, Bral-
ley: quarter. Robertson; halves,
Eckhardt and Smalley; fullback.
Marley, Captain Tynes is not start
ing at right half.
Vanderbilt: Ends, Bomar and
Wakefield; tackles, Reeves and
Walker; guards. Lawrence and Kel-
ley; center. Sharpe; quarter. Kuhn ;
halves, Meters and Reese; fullback,
Ryan.
Officials: Referee, Quigley (St.
Mary's) ; umpire. Upton, (AIissouri) ;
head linesman. Sweeney, (Bethany)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-20
EZZELL in LINEUP
Browns Third Baseman to Play w
NlilmOs in Series Here.

The Milmo Bankers of Laredo hi
added to their strength for the shl
series with the Texas League All-StI
at the Apache Stadium Saturday !
ernoon and Sunday morning and {.
ernoon by the addition of Homer
eel, third baseman of the st. Lo.
Browns.
\ change in the lineup for the a
Stars also has been made. Pat Nd
nam will not be at first base. Jim q
loway will play first, Johnny Bertt
second. Tex Wisterzil third. and Ne
Herrera at short. Moke Meyers, EvI
EFT Booze and Allen will play in
outfield.
Adams of the Bears. Davenport
the Dallas Steers. and Wachtel of
Cats are slated for mound duty
the All-Stars.
Chic. Seydler and Rodriguez are
Milmo's twirling aces.
Three games will be played, q
Saturday at 3 80 o'clock, the SuntI
morning game at 10 80 o'clock a
the last game at 8 80 o'clock Sund
afternoon.
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Football Results

At Beeville: Main Avenue High, 6:
Beeville High, 0.
st. Mary's College, 10; Los An
fcles Heights High, 6.
At San Marcos: San Marcos High
-: Kyle High. 0.
At Columbia: South Carolina, 81
Ncwbcrry. o.
At Jackson: Mississippi College, Z:
Toward. 3.
At Arkadelphia: Ouach. =, 81; LIT
lie Rock. Z.
At Jonesboro: Arkansas State Nor
nal. 20: Arkansas Aggies. 0.
At Edmond, Okla: Central Sta g
Normal. II; Southeastern Normal, l.
At Conway: West Tennessee Nor.
nal. 9: Hendrix. 6.
At Pullman: Idaho, II; Washing
ION State, o.
At Pendleton: Oregon, 81; Whit.
man, o.
At Gainesville: Arkansas College
13: College of the Ozarks. 0.
At Emporia: Emporia Normal, 30
Fairmont, II.
At Winfield: Southwestern College
Z; Pittsburg Normal. Z (tie).
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-20
"CHICK" EVANS OF
GOLF FAME ADMITS
a HE is A BANKRUH
Liabilities Exceed Assl
by $l5O,OOO-Wil |
Start Over. |

Chicago. Oct. 2O.-Charles aCbid
Evans. one of the worlds CREAM
amateur golfers, is bankrupt. Az
untary petition in bankruptcy shd
ing liabilities Of about 5000. 900 II
assets of $4,000 is about to be fill
he said today.
Less than three years ago Evj|
had fortune of about S1GO. 600. II
said. That was lost and now onotI|
loss of $150,0O0 brings his to|
financial failures to 1910, 600.
Guess I'll have to play anoti|
Is holes" he said. Nm takingI|
new stance anyhow" and as
spoke there appeared a ghost of
old confident smile for which he
famous. He admitted defeat Ill
said he would face it as he Orcasi,|
ally had to face it on the links
Il will tee off again." Evans So
"but not at speculation.
This financial trouble has b.
preying on me for a long, long tim
he said. land will answer MANY
the questions my friends have bt|
asking as to why my game seen
to fail so suddenly. Difficulties
creased each day until the stra
seemed beyond human endurance {
L guess l funked little"
Evans, the only man who ever "
the national amateur and open p
championships in one year. was G,
sidefed one Of Chicago,s young a
self-made business men.
Il feel" Chick said, that | Id
been imposed upon because | KIN
too many people. 1 did not KIN
them well but they know me. Nj.
believed that l could easily m,
them rich because they felt that
had the ear of men who knew I!
There is no such thi
When they insisted and when I spe
lated for them exactly as l did
myself they refused to stand
losses and piled the whole burden
Inc.
"All I have left are my friends a
my golf clubs and with the help
both I'm coming back"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-20
KANSAS VS.. NEBRASKA.
Lincoln Scene OF Feature Game in Mis-.
souri, Valley.

Kansas City. No. Oct. 2O-The
Missouri valley conference spotlight
turned today on the clash between the
I University of Kansas and the Ne
braSka CornhuSkers at Lincoln. which
VIII dedicate Nebraska'S new balf.mil.
l!onHollar football stadium.
Nhlle the strong Cornhusker team
was regarded in conference circles as
having the edge nothing was taken for
granted rs Coach Clark Of Kansas has
huiit up a formidable machine this
year; The contest this afternoon will
be the first conference game for The
;Jayhawkors, while Nebraska already
has counted one victory. having defeat
ed 'klahoma last week, II 10 o.
Amos and the Kansas Agr;es noat
nj AmeS, with the former team \ fav.
orite by virtue of its defeat Of Mis-.
souri, last week.
Washington University pIavs Okla.
A9Gma at Norman, Okla. in the only
o'her conference game scheduled. Each
school has received one setback this
season. TINS
. The University Of Missouri takes on
-. Louis University at st. Louis. and
G,rinnell is matched with Cornell Col
'eSe at Mount Vernon. Iowa. in non
for Drake N"'
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-20
BOWLING

The Standard Sanitary Manufacture
ing Company completed the weeks
schedule in the Commercial League by
winning two games out of three from
the San Antonio Saxet on the Grand
Alleys Friday night. The last game
was a thriller and was finally won
~ the Saxet in the last frame when
Truck with his famous "roundhouse
ball" made a difficult split.
Standard bowlers going over the
900 mark were Mitchell, with high
game pa and high total 5S4. and Polk
and Palmer making 54S and $40, re-
specti y. Nickel. with 529, and Bar
ney Hurley, with his "tamale" ball,
breught the Standard total to 2104.
SLOW Ball" Truck was the star
for the Saxet quintet by winning the
final game by 10 pins with n total
of 80. The old reliables, Cap"
Cooper. "Slm" Blesi and "SmiliI,c
Harry" Walker. were not up to their
usual high standard on account of bad
breaks but were able to roll 497, 497,
and 46G, respectively. Scores:
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TITLE GAME SUNDAY
Freeman's Tigers and I.-G. y. Play
for Baseball Championship.

Freeman's Tigers of the Public
Service Company and the I.-G. \
baseball teams are due TO settle their
dispute over the championship of the
Commercial League Mt 10 O'Clock sun
day morning on the Breckenridge PARK
diamond after having the game post
poned last Sunday on account of a
wet field.
Each team claims one victory and
Sundays contest Will be the decisive
game Of the series which will end the
Commercial League season.
Manager Freeman of the Tigers an
nounces that his premier twirler.
Red" Cornwell, and his star catcher,
Kelly" Schwarz. viii form his bat
terry. The remainder of the Tigers
lineup is as follows: Zapta. first base
G. Smith, second base; b. Gouger,
shortstop; S. Browning, third base
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-20
LONG TRIPS IN SOUTH.
Auburn Goes 10 Play Army and Van.
derbiit TO Meet Texas.

Atlanta, Ga. Oct. 2O.-Intersection-
al games. one in the East and one IN
the Southwest. four southern intercol-
legiate conference games and n score of
contests of lesser magniture will nro-
vide today gridiron program for the
South.
The Plainsmen from Auburn. Ala
bama, are at West Point to tackle the
Army Mule. and Yanderbilt's Commo-
dores fight it out with Texas at Dal-
las in the games in which southern
elevenS invade foreign territory.
Knoxville, Tenn. fans will witness
a southern conference clash this after
noon between Tennessee and Georgia
with predictions for victory about
evenly balanced.
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and
the University of Maryland. two con-
ference members. will meet at Licking
ton. Va. and Virginia Military Insti-
tute will meet University Of Virginia
on the latter's home grounds in a third
conference game.
AT Jackson. Miss. University of
Mississippi and A. and NJ. will engage
in their annual conference tilt with
the Aggies having a little edge in the
matter of scoring thus far this season.
In Atlanta. Georgia Tech grapples
with Georgetown of Washington in
their fourth meeting.
The University of Arkansas takes on
tough foe at Fayetteville in Baylor.
last seasons champions os the South
western Conference.
Alabama takes on Sewanee Mt B.rm-
ingham. and at Gainesville, Florida is
challenged by Rollins.
Oslethorpe Of Atlanta. which has
had two stiff games with Tech and
Georgia. takes on another heavy foe in
rs Danville, Ky. meeting Centre. The
Mercer eleven from Macon will Journey
to Chattanooga to meet Chattanooga
University there.
-, AT Eaton Rouge, L. s. L. meets
Texas \. and VI.
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d@ S2$$ f8THE. SPORT PAGES 7S&s{GX@

Villareal. left field; Noes. center field
and slim" Philippus, right field.
Manager Phil Handley of the rail.
readers is pinning his hopes on Cap
tain Ginger and Kelly as the battery
to hold down the slugging Tigers.
Others in the lineup are, Remuth, first
base; A. J.. Harris, second base: Jan
er. shortstop: Rottenstein or Butler,
third base: Moynahan. left field :.
Layne. center field. and j. d. Harris.
right field.
President Phil Boeck and Secretary
Ed. Georges of the Commercial League
will witness the title clash.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-20

The biggest football upset of the
early season was the defeat of the
supposedly rejuvensted Pennsylvania
eleven by Maryland.
This year Pennsy started out on q
now football footing. with new
coach i'll charge and a new system in
vogue. Coach Young replaced Coach
Heisman and expectations ran high.
In Tex Hamer, captain. Pennsy was
said to have one of the finest inspira-
tiOnal leaders in the cast.
Maryland was not looked on as a
particularly formidable foe. The
southerners. however. proved to be
extremely tough and gave the new
Pennsy regime its first black ere.
scoring 4 so victory.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-20
Standard Sanitary Mfg. Co.
S. a. SaXet.

The L. T.. Mueller bowling team
staged a reversal of form Friday
night on the Grand Alleys and took
two games from the Southern Ice and
Cold Storage company in the City
Handicap League. Kileore was high
for the winners with 100 single game
and Anderson was high for three
games with total of jill. Brinkman
was high for the losers with 100 sin
qle game and 515 for the series.
Scores:
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High School Gridder Dies.

Puyallup. Wash. Oct. 2O.-Allen
johnson. is. senior of the Bremen
ton high school, died Friday after
noon at a local hospital of injuries
received in football game here be-
tween the Bremerton team and the
Puyallup high school earlier in the
day.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-20
Mud Handicaps Main.

Coach "Spitz" Clarke of the Main
Ugh football team. back from the Bee
vile game Saturday. said that the ex-
tremely muddy field handicapped his
team and Beeville's rs we'll and kept
down the score of the Friday affair.
Coach Clarke denied the gan, was I'M
duly rough and that there was an ex-
cess of squabbling. He said his team
vas well-treated. A dance in Mains
onor was given after the game.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-20
johnny Wilson Beats Negro

Boston. Oct. 20.-.Johnny Wilson.
f1rmer middleweight champion gained
tNe decision over George Robinson.
'Ambridge negro boxer. in a ten-round
ont here Friday night. Wilson
etched 1G3 pounds and Robinson
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-20
FRANKS MAY TRAVEL
talk of Games With Galveston, HOus.
ton and Laredo Teams.

The A. L. Frank football team is
likely to do some travelling this sea-
son. According to Assistant Man
ager Massie. offers of gaines are be-
ing considered from the Houston Semi
pros and the Galveston Hurricanes,
and there is talk of a game with n
Laredo town team.
Two more dates have been made def
initely, both local games. The Kelly
Field Hi-Fliers will be PLACED ut
Schwab Field Sunday, October 2S and
Brooks Field at the same place on
Sunday, November II.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-20

ference standing by a victory over
Northwestern, its neiChborhood rival.
anxious 10 retrieve honor after a de-
feat last week by Indiana.
Purdue. meeting Wabash. and Min
nesota. clashing with North Dakota.
University are conceded to have the
edge on their opponents.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-20
Martinez Defeats Buck

WV UTIeanS. Oct. 2O-Dude Mar
tinez Of Thibodaux. la dcscated
Soldier Eucl, Of Louisville. i'm ten
round bout harc Friday night. The
men are middlewright-.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-20
Wise Counsellor Sold.

Lexington, ny, Oct. 2O.-Wise
Counsellor. rated as one of the fastest
twO-year-olds in the West, has been
sold. according 10 an announcement
by Thomas c. Bradley, owner, who
said he had completed arrangements
to transfer the colt to ]. S. Ward next
Tuesday. Mr.. Bradley declined TO
name the purchase price but said the
report of $4,000 was n "close guess. ="
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-20
Auto Races
Mrs. Stone Beckett
Milligan Beats Ryan.
speedway. Sunday, Oct. 21.-(Adv

Insure your income against loss by
accident or illness. CIR. 2061. (Adv. !
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-20

Substitutes-Main: Merriman for
West. West for Kennedy, Knebel for
Weatherford, Dwyer for Ketchum,
Fraley for Iordt. Beeville: Kim
brough for Thornton. Thornton for
Beck, Yonz for Mattingly. Uzzle for
YOnz. Mattingly for Uzzle.
Officials: Stephens, referee Quinn,
umpire Willis. head linesman.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-20
Cones Studio

Basket ball uniforms in beautiful
olors and finest quality of material.
'otchernick's, 211 st. Mary's ST.
(Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-20
THE TIGER HUNT Is On.
PrircetOn's Striped Beast Cornered
BY Notre Dame Today.

Princeton. y. j.. Oct. 2O.-NOtre
Dame pierced the jungle today 10
shoot the Tiger and the Tiger. after
having for week enjoyed n diet of
NOtre Dame plays. glared hungrily at
the invader from the Middle West in
anticipation Of a saTory meal.
Meanwhile. special trains were
rolling into Princeton loaded with
spectators eager Ia witness the hunt
Since the Hoosiers triumphed over
West Point in Brooklyn last Satur-
day, their eleven has been hailed as
q possible championship combination
and today's struggle against Prince
toms erratic football machine was
'egarded as n real test Of the in
'aders' strength.
The flaShy machine manufactured
n South Bend. Ind, by Coach Knute
ROckne has attracted the attention of
ihe last by its daring style of plays.
Its shift represents n many-hOrned
attack and its aerial bombardment
has put cautious coaches thinking.
On the other hand, Princeton has
tept its hand pretty well concealed
80 far this season. 1t defeated Johns
Hopkins and Georgetown handily and
then settled down TO detailed study of
NOtre Danes technique. The scrubs
ell this week have been charging into
the Varsity with a South Bend form
alton and Coach Roper has indicated
be is ready for the fray.
Coach Rockne has dabbled in art.
From his palette he took some dazzling
green and daubed it on the blue jer-
seys Of his players SO that they might
not be lost to the vision Of their team
mates in the treacherous shadows of
the great amphitheatre.
The lineup:
Dr;pno+nr narnn
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-20
Miss Wife Baker

with Coleman & Co. is at home. Phone
Crockett 2061.-(Adv)
-css @
II it's in San Antonio Keene hs>
If it isn't Kcene will get it. Keen
rvice. George Keene, Druggist
Auy.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-20

Sioux City. Iowa. Oct. 2O.-Glenn
Milligan, Sioux City welterweight.
was awarded the referees decision
over Al Van Ryan of st. Paul, Mimi,
here Friday night. Milligan took six
of the ten rounds. In other bouts,
Newsboy Brown, Sioux City, won
from Earl Puryear, Denver bantam
weight. and Reddy blanchard fought
TO draw with Eddie. De Beau Of
st. Paul. They are lightweights.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-20
Miss Willie Baker

'ith Coleman & Co. Is at home. Phone
ockett 2061.-(Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-20

Beautiful Roselawn Cemetery. not
graveyard, a beautiful. well kept
burial park. Crockett 16SS.-(Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-20
BEEVILLE FOOTBALL
ELEVEN HOLDS MAIN
TO SCORE OF s TO 0
Pass, West to Ketchun,,
Gives Main Touchdown
in First Period.

Beeville. Tex, Oct. 2O.-Beeville
High Schools veteran eleven held the
strong Main Avenue High School
from San Antonio to 6-to-0 victory
at the Bee County fair grounds here
Friday afternoon. The visitors were
the agressors most of the time but
the Beeville team put up fine de-
fensive battle and, largely through
the work of big Mckinney, fullback.
and Brown, kicking half. had a couple
or chances to score, which. however.
failed when Mains line got on the
job.
Jordt and Merriman were Mains
chief gamers. The San An
tonic line pl; ID a remarkably good
brand of ball, although the backs op-
Grated rather inconsistency at times,
being stopped not less than five times
inside the Beeville 2O-yard mark.
The only score was n touchdown in
the first quarter. A Beeville punt
was taken by West and carried to the
Beeville 40-yard line. Jordt's two
big gains and one by Faux put Main
in scoring distance. West unexpect-
edly shot pass to Ketchum and a
touchdown resulted. The try for point
failed.
Both teams tried field goals but
missed.
The lineups:
Main (6) Beeville (O)
l.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-20

With each new order of 5x7 or
larger photographs of the baby We will
give beautiful Baby Book, without
advertisements-something very at
tractiye,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-20

Beautiful Roselawn Cemetery. not
n graveyard, beautiful. well kept
burial mark. Crockett 16SS. -lAdV !
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-01-06

she was called upon TO perform, but as
West failed to respond finally asked
a question.
"What is it, jim? You sent for me?"
Eyes, as last resort. You recognize
this MANI"
"of course" indifferently; what is
he doing here2"
Hobart laughed.
1T seems the fellow hasn't taken his
dismissal very seriously, Natalie" he
explained, and remains very much in
terested n Your affairs"
You mean he followed me here?"
"He was on the trail, but just for
what particular purpose ] have failed
to learn the lad is a bit close mouthed.
but it looks to me es though he was in
love with you"
The girl smiled tossing her head as
she stepped forward
an love with me" she echoed. THAT
is a Joke, yet l had some such suspi-
cion when l told him to quit the job.
He acted like fool then, and began
to question me as though he had a
right. II was that being engaged BUSH
ness, most likely"
Sure he thought he had you COPIED
fortune and ALL and it looks to me
like he needs another jolt TO put the
idea entirely out Of his head That
is what I brought you in for. I'll ex-
plain first just how it happened. This
army guy blew in here before dark,
along with another fellow, Sexton.
81 was standing by the bar talking
with Issy, and / was sure ! knew this
lads face. ! was stumped a bit at first
where I had seen him; then all at once
1t came to me-he was the guy sitting
out there alone in the automobile over
on Arch street. / knew then what he
was over here for, and got to talking
with him. He give himself away the
first thing, and that is why we got him
up In this dump"
How did he know I was heref"
Some Of your precious help ont
there heard you talk 10 me over the
phone, and passed II on"
And what does he want? What do
these men waut2'
Wen Sexton don't want much Of
anythng-he's knocked out the fool
made a fight, and had TO be hit; and,
as to this bird / rather think he was
just naturally uosing around ont Of
curiosity, and because he was stuck
on you. ] don't figure he is anything
to be afraid OF, but / am not going 70
have the fellow gum-shoalug around.
I'll take his word TO ger out and stay
out; otherwise he and ] are going %
have a little seance Of our own That's
an there Is about IT,"