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New Britain herald., 1924-09-12

voters on September 20 vii be ready tomorrow, it is expected, according 10 Henry c. Deming of the board of | registrars, today.
 Are Touring Canada. Professor Stanley L. Galpin of the department of Romance languag ges Trinity college, Mrs. Galpin and their daughter, Miss Marjorie Gal pin, of Berlin, are on a weeks auto. mobile tour of Canada.
 MT. and Mrs. Ruben Hadley of Worthington Ridge are on trip to | Canada.
 Items Of Interest.
 The track gang of the Connecti- cut company is now at work on Pennington road near the Berlin garage. The tracks are being strengthened all along the line.
 Miss Elizabeth Wilcox of New York city is visiting her cousin, Miss Elizabeth Wilcox of Berlin street.
 Mrs. Pardon C. Hickey returned last night from Washington, D. C., where she has been spending some time.
 E, E. Honiss Of Hudson street, Berlin is driving new sedan.
 MT, and Mrs. Cowell Of Troy, N. Y, are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Lawrence Southard, of Worthington Ridge
 Mrs. McCarroll Seriously Ill.
 Mrs. William McCarroll of kens- ington is reported as being seriously ill with pneumonia at her home. 2
 East Berlin Items.
 The ladies of St. Gabriel's church met at the home of Mrs. Archer Walsh on Wilcox avenue this after noon to form plans for the coming seasons work.
 Mir. and Mrs. Bradley of New Britain have moved into the resi- dence in the rear of the residence occupied by Mir. and Mrs. Frank Oderman and Mrs. r. Hubbard.
 Word has been received of the death Of Mrs. Frank E. Cole of Yalesville. The funeral services will be held from her late home on Saturday afternoon at o'clock with burial in Hartford. Mrs. Cole Has formerly Miss Emma Bailey of this place.
 The committee in charge of the dance and social 10 be given at the Athletic hall for the benefit of the Community club will meet at the home of Ralph Gamble on Wilcox avenue this evening.
 Mrs. William Ogle entertained guests from New Britain at her home on Wilcox avenue yesterday
 Philip Nase of Middletown is yis- iting at his home on Wilcox avenue
New Britain herald., 1924-09-12
LETG. O.P. RECORD l. DECIDE SAYS DAVIS
Four Years Of Poor Administra-
 ti0n Pointed Out

Denver, Sept. 12.-John W. Davis was ready today to conclude his campaign in Colorado with rear platform speeches at Brighton and Greeley. en route 10 Cheyenne, Wyo., where tonight he will deliver the third of his series Of addresses scheduled for the west.
 Speaking here last night to an audience which taxed the capacity of the municipal auditorium, Mir. Davis met the recent claim Of the republican leaders that his party is putting forward too many issues with the declaration that he would meet them on single ground-the record of their administration of government in the past four years.
 Assailing that record on the basis of isolation as foreign policy, the leasing of the naval oil reserves, the tariff, the conduct of the veterans bureau, and reclamation and con- servation, Mir. Davis said he was willing ito try the case on the re- publican record alone"
 Summing Up his indictment of the republican administration he said it had:
 Adopted foreign policy unsuit- ed alike to the dignity and interests of the American people.
 Enacted in the Fordney- -McCum- Der tariff a law both unjust and ex- tortionate, based on no principle other than greed.
 "Squandered the national re- sources and dissipated the naval oil reserves
 Delayed justice to settlers on re- clamation projects.
 Denied to the veterans of the last and former wars the care and at- tention that was their. due.
 Exhibited fatal lack of concert ed action between the president and congress, and shown inability to frame or carry ort any consistent policy for the general welfare"
 Il put to the people of Colorado and the west" Mir. Davis said, the plain issue of common honesty in government l ask them to hold the republican party, as a political organization, to the accounting which is due. I appeal to their memories and their consciences to direct their judgment"
New Britain herald., 1924-09-12
.SOU1HINGTON NEWS

At the republican caucus held in the town hall last night candidates for town offices were nominated. They will come up for election oc- tober 6. The following are the nom- inees: First selectman, William T. Foley; second selectman, Julius Lewis; board of assessor, Charles F. Hobart, James Upson; board of re- lief, Frank Galiettl; tax collector. L. o. Shepard; auditor, Floyd Neal; registrar of voters, L. o. Shepard; school committee, Charles C. Per- eiani, Alexander Schmidt: water commissioner, E, s. Todd; library Committee, A. R. Wells, Paul Wood- ruff. Mrs. c. H. Bissell: constable, G. R, Thompson, Sampson Smith, Joseph Orcutt. Randall Fish. Allan upeon was chairman of the caucus and H. B. Merrill clerk.
 The appropriation to be asked for the schools this year will exceed the appropriation of last year by $4,266. The school will need $151,174 this year in comparison with $145,90s last year. The following are the ap- propriations sought:
 Teaching and supSrvision, last year s11,699,9O; asked s113,0oo; Janitor service, $6,092.90: asked s6,- 500; janitor supplies, $534.71, asked $500; books and supplies, sS,o75.2o. asked S9,000; library and apparatus, $21S.O5 asked $25O; water, $723.3o, asked $70O; repairs, $3,c50.Co, asked $6,000; fuel. s5215.19, asked s5.50o: insurance, s1,156.10, asked $1,o0o; transportation, $1,SS3.34, asked $2,- 900; miscellaneous, s4,S60.03, asked $5,0O0, special, s2,654.7o, asked s2.5BU.
 Manager Charles Hamlin of ths Lewis High school football team has issued a call for candidates to re- port for practice this afternoon.
 Franklin E. Case of the United States army is enjoying a furlough and is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Eugene Case of South Main street.
 Robert Reussner has entered the University Of Maine Orono. Maine.
 Misses Pauline Thomas, Marie Mo- Nerney and Florence searles have entered St. Francis hospital training school for nurses.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-12

to the congressional convention, has placed several republican placards in local business establishments.
 Mrs. Kate F. Hyde of 95 East Main Ltreet has purchased a six room bungalow of the John Cooke agency.
 Mrs. J. Wallace Beach Of Whiting street has returned from the Hart ford hospital.
 Robert Sneiderman will leave soon to attend the University of Vermont.
 William Hird will again teach at the Kent school in Kent, Conn.
 Fresh Buttermilk tonight and Sat urday at the Plainvlle Creamery Co. --adyt
New Britain herald., 1924-09-12
Pnliic tn Prisoners

Vienna - When convcts in a dilapidated prison near Vienna be- gan to show signs of discontent with their lot, prison officials showed them every courtesy in or der to avert wholesale breakout. Some of the more gentle prisoners, who had expressed dislike for eating at the table with common thugs, were served in their cells by experienced walters.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-12
NOTICE

The democratic electors of the Town of PIainville are notified and warned that Democratic caucus will be held in the Town Hall on September 18th. 1924, at s D. m. d. st, for the purpose of nominating candidates for town offices, 10 be balloted on al the town election on October 6th, 1924. Also to transact any other business proper 10 come before said caucus.
 By order of the Democratic Town Committee,
 WILLIAM ]. FORAN,
 Chairman. Dated at Plainvilla. Conn, Sept. 10, 1924.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-12
Suggestion

The man seated himself In 6 restaurant and made a long study Of the menu.
 Waiter" he said at length, T have only two shillings. What would you suggest?
 The waiter removed the menu be- fore adding; Another restaurant" Passing Show.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-12
Fatal Mistake

Wife-The servant has thrown up her position. because you were so rude to her on the telephone.
 Husband-Oh, 1 thought l was talking to you. - Kasper (Stock- l holm).
New Britain herald., 1924-09-12
NOBODY HURT WHEN GAR TURNS TURTLE Hartford and New Britain Men 7 in Crash on Pennington Road
 AUTOMOBILES SIDESWIpED
Burglars Assailed by Hunger-Dc- 
 fense Day Program-Ncw Mcm- bers of Board Of Trustees Elected -S4O Realized on Field Day.

What is considered one of the most miraculous escapes from death or serious injury occurred when a high powered touring car and a lighter car sideswiped on the Farm ington road just west of School street this morning at about o'clock, causing the big car 10 turn completely over on the road, the occupants crawling out with only slight bruises and cuts.
 The large car was driven by Vim cent J. Holihan of 24S Sargent street, and his brother. They were proceeding in the direction of Ber- lin street, when the other car driven by Steve Jankowski of 57 Whitman street. New Britain, rounded the corner of School street, bound for and Holihan's car was turned com pletely over. Folihan sustained a cut on the hand and both men were considerably shaken up.
 Officer Frank Brown and Prose- cutor Charles r. Lewis investigated the accident but found no cause for arrest, deciding that it is case for the civil courts. Each driver claimed that the other was 10 blame. and there were no witnesses to the acci- dent except those in the cars. Arrested for Drunkenness. .. Charles s. Bartlett of 2S5 South Orchard street. Wallingford, was arrested by Constable Brown short ly after the Holihan accident was investigated. Bartlett was alleged to have been drunk. The officer claims that he got out of a car con- taining several other young men and proceeded to direct traffic and otherwise make a nuisance of him. self. He was taken to the New Britain police station where he was locked up for the night, later post ing bond of $e5 for appearance in the town court next Tuesday night
 Hungry Burglars.
 Entering a house merely for the purpose of getting something to eat is a novel feature in the crime world, but two such entrances are known to have been made within the past two nights in Berlin.
 The home of F. E. Honiss on Hudson street was broken into and the refrigerator robbed of every thing but the ice. The refrigerator at the home of Frank L. Wilcox on Berlin street was also stripped of all edibles.
 The refrigerator at the Honiss home is in an outer entry and the , thieves must have climbed into a window to get to- the ice box. No attempt was made to get into the house itself
 At the, hone Of MT. Wilcox the same thing was done. No attempt was made to gain entrance to the rooms of the house. Tho refrig- orator is in a building set apart from Mir. .wilcox's home.
 Will Play Simsbury.
 The All KensinEton baseball team will play the simsbury team in simsbury Sunday afternoon, it was announced by Manager P. J. Buck ley of the local team today.
 The snnsd ~til tssvs Msek's
New Britain herald., 1924-09-12

The worlds largest wireless sta- ton is being built at Hillmorton, near Rugby, England.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-12
To Return to School
Will Give Party

Miss Victoria Fiske of Worthing- ton Bridge will entertain a number of her friends informaly at her home this evening. Games will be played, refreshments served and dancing enjoyed in the course Of the evening.
 AssiaAIr.. T.,... r,l...l.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-12
Assisting Town Clerk.

Miss Alice Huston of Berlin is assisting Town Clerk Arthur L. Woodruff in inc preparation of the annual report of the town of Ser lin
New Britain herald., 1924-09-12

List Ready Soon. The i6t of thnhs "tA be raaha"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-26
mty People Refer Want Ads Their @ach D0gg of Opportan
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


W. p. Thomasson. w. o. Rieden ct AL
trustees of the Prospect Hill Methodist
Church. South, TO the Home Mission
Board of the Southern Baptist copven-
ton. January 10. 1924. deed to lot z,
51.3 feet on Buena Vista street; $1,000.
Bertha Gruene to .. A. Gruene, April
is, 1924. deed to 351 acres OF land out
of survey IL. described in volume $50.
page 271. and volume 476, page 500; $40,
etc, love and affection.
John Sharer to James Anderson, July
6, 1907. deed to lot /, block !, new city
block 1891; 81. etc.
Noah Ogle and wife to Otto A. Tatsch.
April IL, 1924, deed to the west 4S feet
Of lot %. new city block 2l2l: ss410, etc.
f. J. Heck and wife and Paul Ludwig
and wife to John Koerber and wife. April
is, 1924, deed to lot 6, block >. Melrose
addition; $500.
Temple Hill Development Company to
u. J. jackson and wife. April S. 1924,
deed 10 lot IS. block II, Temple Hill ad-
dition. section A; $500.
S. a. Wing and wife TO Fred II: Hines
ley, April II, 1924. deed to- lot 10, block
,. new city block S167; $4,000.
Los Angeles Heights improvement
Company to W. B. Milford, october 1s,
1920, deed to lot is, block "a. Los An
geles Heights addition; $3.50.
A. J. Morrissey 10 Rena V. Haedy,
April is, 1894, quit claim deed TO lot is,
block ~, Los Angeles Heights; so. etc.
A. S. and $. E. CAN'T to W. J. Tar
renee, February s. 1924. deed to lot 4.
block 225. Los Angeles Heights addi-
ton; $3.50.
S. Z. and A. S. CAN'T to W. J. Tar
renee, February s. 1924. deed to lot I,
block %, Los Angeles Heights addition;
$3.50.
Arthur snitzer and H. ]. Cupples to
II. zedler. April 10. 1924. deed to lots
l6 and IL. new city block 1881; SO, etc.
Hugh Hawkins to Clifton George, April
10, 1924, deed to lots % and "a block
81, new city block GAS; SO. etc.
George VI. Clifton to John c. Grssoni.
April IS, 1924. deed to an undivided one
half interest in sss15 acres of land in
survey ~, described by field notes in
this deed, s4522.50.
Eugene NJ. Dotson to ]. A. Adams,
April IA. 1924. deed to lots and 6.
block 3. new city block 6is2, Woodlawn
place; sl3T9.i9, etc
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-26
a BIG BARGAINS
FOR QUICK SALE

One two-story frame residence located
on highest hill in, San Antonio, twelve
blocks from postoffice. steam heated
throughout; two bath rooms, iavstory,
two sleeping porches. plastered through
out. hardwood floors: eight rooms. gar
tiful shade trees Size Of lot iOOxi6O on
paved street. Priced to sell, which is less
thar cost at $4,000.
One five-room Colonial style cottage
with bath. built-in cabinets. ETC.; Just
completed. Near-in near Junior hfeh and
primary school. on beautiful lot on hill
50xl6O feet Priced at cost, 1880
Two vacant lots on hill. twelve blocks
from postoffice. Size 5oxiGO feet. $3.50
each.
VIII sell all OF the above property,
which is in one tract. or will sell sep
arately.
Cali owner. CT. 1891 or call 9s1 n.
Olive St. corner Lamar. for inspection.
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BURIAL PERMITS.

Mrs. Flora L. English. AZ years old,
died April "a, AS Montana street
Otis T. Lord Al years old, died April
"a. enney's santarium.
Mrs. Martha s. Cowdrey. 50 years old.
died April %. 116 Carolina street.
Richard Miller, 40 years old, died April
IS. Farmers sanitarium.
Mrs. F. E. Dinwiddie. Z. years old.
died April 23. $50 East Euclid street.
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BIRTH RECORD.

Boys: To Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Kill
pack. April 10, Fl. Sam Houston; TO
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Townsend. April 81.
Santa Rosa infirmary: to Mr.. and Mrs.
William Alter. April 16. Santa Rosa in
Urinary: to Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Lewis.
April Is, 1247 Devine street.
Girl: To Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Mueller,
April 20, 419 South Cherry street.
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Monte Vista and
Northa zen Week
Sacrificing Estates

Modern eight-room duplex, practically
new. all cOnveniences. the built-ins. two
sleeping porches, breakfast nook, double
garage, 15-foot lot on paved street with
cement curb and walks. lust off Broad
way and outside city limits. would SUBJ
Lit offer.
Large 16-room apartment house on
large corner lot on very top of Alamo
Heights, overlooking the city. paved
street with cement walks. garages and
modern conveniences. all in good condi-
ton. price reduced $4,000. something for
shrewd investor.
Close-in five-room bungalow with bath.
hell. sewers, gas. electricity. on paved
street. cement curb and walks, only
$500. subject to confirmation.
Acreage tract on Robert l.. Lee street.
between Pleasanton and Corpus Christi
roads. with city water and lights near,
at bargain.
THE SAN ANTONIO LOAN
& TRUST co.
TT. 1i1. Els w, Commerce S.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Victor l. Coppard and Lydia lie Marie
Stilson.
Rafael Guido and Maria del Refuglo.
Jose q. Sanchez and Mrs. Carlota Ze-
peda.
mez.
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EXCELLENT BUY

Five-room bungalow. newly papered
and painted: large screened sleeping
porch. south front; paved street: all
modern conveniences. outhouses. garage.
fruit trees and lots Of flowers. Owner
leaving town. Mission 4s3.
NEW, FOUR ROOMS AND SLEEPING
porch. modern, $1,000. $50 cash, balance
$50 per month, gas bath. lights, garage
large lot, paved street. top Prospect Hill.
6lO s. Zarzamora st
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SITUATION WANTED MALE
Free Employment Dept.
HELP WANTED FEMALE

PLEASANT AND PROFITABLE WORK
on children's hand made garments. for
ladies to do at home. shocking and fine
needle work. Juvenile Mfg. Co. 100 n.
Pecos st.
WANTED-LADIES IN THIS MCCARTHY
to embroider linens for us at home
once. Fashion Embroideries." s96 Lima
Ohio.
wANTED-SALESLA FOR SAN AN
tonic and territory to sell "A well-known
line Of lingerie. an excellent opportunity
for right person. Call Woodlawn 34il
for appointment.
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LAKEVIEW OWNER

offers for sale or rent, three new four
and five-room bungalows. on car line
well built, finely finished. inside built
in features, city water. electric lights
gas coming. 10 per cent down, 10 per
cent monthly; 10 per cent off cash
price. j. ii. Boggs. 211l Ruiz. TT. 6327.
BY OWNER
507 Kirk ST., San Fernando. new five
room modern. s325O.
sol Buckingham. near Presa. new
ive-room and breakfast nook. modern.
$500, corner lot.
1871 Grapeland, Harlanda1e. new five
room modern. quarter acre, gasS no city
taxes. $3.50. easy terms on all. Tr $3.50.
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or. WELL MACHINERY

TWELVE COMPLETE ROTARY DRILL
ing rigs. all sizes secondhand pipe
and casing. at reduced prices. TEXAS
SUPPLY COMPANY. 20ls Lorraine ST..
Houston. Texas.
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REAL ESTATE
HOUSES FOR SALE

FOR SALE OR TRADE-MY RESI-
dence. containing thirteen rooms suit
able for rooming. boarding house or
large family: two baths. large garage,
close-ln. $40 Z. Crockett. TT. 1897
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Sanders Furniture
and Auction Co.
PICTURE FRAMING

PICTURE FRAMES MADE TO ORDER.
40 per cent less than anywhere else.
Alamo Book Shop. 104 W. Houston st.
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FINANCIAL
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Downtown Hotel

Lease and furnishings. 30-room hotel.
steam heated. hot and cold water in all
Estate and Loans. 726 Brady Bldg. TT
1886.
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OIL. LEASES

jill LEASES MINERAL DEEDS
own holdings close to Dixie. Mct;!an-
Iahan, Rycade and Plateau wells. Quad
alupe county. also have desirable hold
ings East Bexar county and Medins
county, would be pleased to have you
call or write for information. l.. w.
Stieren. SIS Alamo National Bank Bldg.
San Antonio. Tex. N
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SERVICES OFFERED.

TYPEWRITERS AND DICTAPHONEs
repaired. Potchernck-H aak Co., 1923
Losoya St. Or. 3143.
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vEHICLEs AND aARNEsS
POULTRY AND SUPPLIES.

RID YOUR CHICKENS OF LICE AND
bluehugs by giving Jim Bourland's
Lice Killer in their drinking water.
guaranteed. Wagner Drug Stores
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DELIvERY SERVICE.

when the delivery Of your copy OF Tne
Yjrht IN late or irregular you Will 90 US
4 favor by complaining.
reIephone Crockett l!fz oeiore p IN
sunday mornings and a paper VIII Dc
sent you by special messenger
THE SAN ANTONIO LIGHT
Circulation Department
- Crockett 1742.
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MONEY TO LOAN

QUICK SHORT TINE LOAN ON
household goods. autos or other collat-
eral. also notes bought. 212 Houston
Bldg Or S.61
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There's a Reason

There is a good reason why people
him THE Loan Man With a Conscience"
He considers both side of any question:
his own and 1.-The other fellows" In
short. he plays fair. SLIDER lends prompt
ly on autos. pianos. furniture, ETC.. with
out removing them.
/. SLIDER
cog Brady BLDG CT oSS.
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MONEY TO LEND

to salaried people. small weekly or
monthly payments. strictly conadentlai
City Loan Bureau. 229 E. Houston st.
Room col.
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1923 FORD TOURING.
This one must be seen and drive
be appreciated. Only s325. TT. 2sss.
WILL TRADE MY FIVE-PASSEN1
automobile for anything Of valueI
Lakeview Ave.
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FARMS AND RANCHES
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE

BEACON HILL. MODERN SEVEN
room bungalow. built-in features.
double garage. good neighhorhood. paved
street, four doors from car line. for sale
or will take good lot as part payment
Inquire 4e2 Soledad st.
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FURNITURE
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Auction Monday

10 a. m. 431 Nolan st.
Nice furnishings OF seven, eight and
nine-room homes. Some nice goods:
must sell Monday. Attend our sale for
bargains.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-26

HAVE BUYERS FOR LOTS. HoUS
or stores. Richey & Casey.
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l.-G. n.
Nc. Motor Car. From Aus
tin ................ 'll'VV n iii
~, e-Notor Car, From Aus
No. a-From Laredo ''o''' o. i''
No s-From ST. Louis and.
Kansas City .........'e''' o. M
M s-From Laredo and Mex
leo points III: $40 D. m.
NJ ,-rIonn 81. Louis. Santa
Fe. Conn. (sunshins, .,or ~.
The Washington times., 1924-05-28
DENC|O MEETS
BOBBY BURKE
IN BATTLE
Return Contest at KenIiWorth
Next Monday Will Go
Fifteen Rounds.

Much against his will. Bobby
Burke, Of Reading, Pa, has agreed
to give Young Dencio. the Filipino
flyweight, a return bout over the
fifteen-round route. They are to
clash next Monday night at Kenii.
worth.
Two weeks ago Burke won a de.
cision in twelve rounds from his
dusky rival. Dencio claimed to have
injured his elbow in the mill and,
in addition, said the distance was
too short. He pointed to his ex.
cellent work in the concluding
rounds.
Get Burke again and make II
fifteen rounds" Dencio told the
club officers.
When it came to talking business
with burke, however, the match
maker found that the keystone
slater preferred twelve rounds and
it was only after extra financial in
ducements were made that he
signed the contract.
Many ring fans believe Dencic
can win from Burke in fifteen
rounds. though admitting he failed
in twelve. They think those extra
three sessions will send the little
Filipino across the line Ia front.