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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-01
WILD BULL JUMPS
AT CHANCE MEET
GIBBONS LONDON

New York. Dec 81 tBy A. Pl--
Luis Angel i'iypo. Argentine heavy
weight now in Paris on a pleasure
jaunt, has accepted terms for d fight
in London under the auspices OF the
National sporting Club. which is
seeking to sign Tom Gibbons, Ameri-
can light heavyweight. as an oppo-
nent tor The Sout', American i'll ~
round bout in March.
The proposal of the promoters to
which Firpo was said in Paris dis
patches TO have given his verbal
consent. calls for a purse Of 100000.
of which 90 percent will so to the
winner, III addition to a $1,000 belt
and 40 percent TO the loser.
These terms were wired TO Gibbons
at st. Paul last night but Eddie
Kane. the American manager, de-
clared that before taking action he
would await the arrival here of
Thomas :. Rice. sporting writer OF
the Brooklyn Daily Eagle, and Am
erican representative Of the National
SPORTING Club. Rice, who negotiated
with t'irpo in Paris, sailed today Tor
the United states empowered TO deal
directly with Gibbons and Kane.
r'irpo is willing to meet some 9TH
er opponent ii Gibbons is not avail
able.
In boxing circles is was considered
unlikely Gibbons would accept the
match in view Of his disastrous fl
nnncial experience after knocking
out Jack Bloomfield, English heavy
weight last August. II was reca He'd
he failed to collect the full guaran-
tee pledged him for that bout. 'Ilb-
bons himself declared in ST. Paul
that If he accepted he would make
SIRE his share of the money was
ready
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-01
All Aboard

The collection department Of a
large Wholesale concern used the
following letter in an endeavor to
collect past due account.
Dear Sir
Your account is like trai,l--iust
a little off schedule and just as we
would ask the station master about his
train. we are asking you about yo,,
account. When win She roll i'm
The following reply was received:
Gentlemen
! note You compare ny account TO
train. Perhaps she IS Just as we
Would ask the station here comes
the hrst Coach. The train had a
week and the wrecking crew Cn
way OF . first payment from the CO.
operative markets) has made ( pos.
sible to forward this part Of the
tram. y second coach VIII lie put on
the track very shortly and Just as
soon a, the Wrechins crew finishes its
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-01
Wright and Jackson
Stand Out in Nat.
League Averages

New York Doc. 3I.--IBy A. - --
Two names stand out markedly in the
official averages Of The National
League.
Glenn Wight of the Pittcburg Pr
rates aud Travis Jackson Of the New
YORK Giants. recruit Shortstop for
more than 1a@ contests in a season
whioh produced only Eve National
Leagucrs who accomplished the feat.
Wright held his position throughout
ls3 games. JACKSON performed III
times. Apparently it was a great year
Tor shoristops. Everett Scott contiau-
ing his long service in consecutive
games for the Yankees in the American
League. and Rabbit MaranNilie, former
~ star in that position. appearing in
Is! battles for Pittsburgh. Roger
reckirpaugh saw service 15J times
with the Washington Senators
In the American League three play
ors played through every contest on
the schedule and they were veterans
all. T,rus Cohb appeared in 15o con-
tests for his Detroit club. Bill
Wambssanss did as much for the FED
Sox and Peclliupaugh carried on for
the Senators.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-01
Kramer Easily Makes
FeatherWeight Limit

New Io.. Dec. S1-Danny Eram-
Err. Philadelphia candidate for the
featherweisht championship. who
meets (kidD kaplan of Neriden.
Conn. In a - round bout at Madi-
son Square Garden Friday night for
TIE title. is reported able to make
the 12s pound weight easily.
kaplan, who has been training at
his home in Mer;den. is expected TO
arrive in New York some time to-
day. They will weigh in at . o'clock
tomorrow afternoon at the Office OF
the state athletic commission which
has sponsored the elimination tour
naTent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-01
Smith Will Do
Best to See u. of P.
Grid Team Licked

Berkeley. Cal, Dec. 31.-Andy Smith,
once one of the best fulIbacks in the
history Of football at the University
or Pennsylvania. tomorrow will do his
utmost to see Penn eleven trounced
by leading the University Of California
eleven to its fifth defeatless season,
On the opposing board of strategy
Smith Will find ''Brodie" Stephens, line
coach at Penn, whom a few years ago
smith, as California coach. pulled off
the "scrups' and placed as a regular
and
The Pennsylvanians arrived yester-
day. Later Lou Young, head coach.
put his pupils through a light work
out in the California stadium. The
Held was soggy with rain. The Cali
fornla Bears had their final practice
yesterday and were ordered TO rest
today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-01
Tiger Flowers, Negro
Flash, Signs to
Meet Jack DELANEY

New York, De-. S1-Walt Mi,
manager OF Tiger Flowers. Atla,
Negro middieweight who knoc.
out Johnny Wilson. former cha,
pion. in Madison Square Garden
Gently, announced last night d
Flowers had contracted to meet ],
Delaney of Bridgeport, Conn, On i
&c.
Delaney knocked ont Paul Berl,
bach of Astoria. Long Island, vi
the yoNDgster threatened to sv.
the division. and last week scored
easy victory over Pal Reed Of Boa
Flowers meets Joe Lehman Of I
eco in a ten round battle tomcr
afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-01
For Bioloujcai SURVEY

Tie finest equipment for biological
research in the world has been made
POSSIBLE by a gift Of sl.40O. 900 to the
Woods Hole NEass.) Marine Bio
logical laboratory. \ combined
laboratory and library huilding to
cost about 100000, will he con-
structed at once, which, with the
present facilities, will form an ideal
plant tor the institutions interested
III this work. The gift was a Joint
contribution from the Rockefeller
foundation. from John l.. Rookie
teller, Ir.. from the Friendship fund
endowed by Charles r. Crane. and
from the Carnegie corporation. The
laboratory was planned 90 a
national cooperative basis, as it Is
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-01
Locomotives Whistles,

Crossings are made unnecessarily
dangerous and millions of dollars
worth of steam is wasted annually b..
whistles now used on leading rail-
roads in America. says Prof. Arthur
t. Foley of Indiana university, ac-
coTdinG to Popular Science Monthly
for November. The whistle should
be placed in front OF the smokestack,
he declared. aud saot,lh have a re-
rector behind it. In addition it
should be raised in pitch.
Professor Foley estimates that the
Ordinary locomotive wastes So pounds
81 steam and 40 pounds OF water an
hour in wfistling. and assert, that
most Of the whistles are from one to
Two nctaves toe low III pitch to be
heard to the best advantage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-01
Gardiner to Witness
Matinee Ice Racing
Saturday Afternoon

Especial TO Kennehec Jour.1aD
Gardiner. Zee. 3l-At the meeting
of the local horsemen held Tuesday
evening al parker.s livery stable it
was decided 20 hold matinee races
on the river Saturday afternoon. and
the following fine card OF races has
been arranged:
Class Aloe Hal Toye); Sonora
O.ovelyD
Class B--llome Brew lSpenccr);
Calumet Jr. IIarris>
Glass C-Hugh Braden 1Iarris);
Lexington Lad UIyon)
Class Dim 1T. &. Lawrence):
Teddy Marshall (Collins).
Glass E-Uln c. tSullivanl Billy
Button Iyons)
The races will start at 100 sharp
and it is hoped that a large crowd
will be present to witness the first
event of the season, and thus insure
future races.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-01
Gibbons Awaits Word
From London on
Bout with FirpO

St. Paul. MINI, Dec. 31-Ton,
Gibbons. St. Paul light heavywelr
today awaited word from his ma
age. Eddie Kane. who was in {,
cage, as to acceptance OF term, i
bout in London, England, with |.
Angel Firpo- heavyweight, of Sou
America.
Gibbons last night received a ID
Gram from a New York represert,
tive Of the National Sporting Chi,
London offering a 90 round fight NJ
rirpo next March. \ purse OF 4
rro-;ilnately 100000 would be 4,
NJ, it was said, sixty per cent Ia (,
TO the winner.
Gibbons next fight is with IA
Burke at Grand Rapids, Mich, d
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-01
Freshmen and Comps
Win in Gannett
Bowling Wednesday

The Comps and the Freshmen drew
the lucky numbers IN the bowling
matches at the ~" Wednesday eve
mig. the Comps taking their match
with the Mailers by all tour points
while the Freshmen took three out
81 the four points from the Garage
men. Connolly was high man for
tie the ConlI with 26I while CO.
burn took high single with 1D3. Abb
son with 100 and 80 WAS high 10"
the Freshmen.
Summary
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-01
Baseball S0lOns
To Draw Up 1925
Schedule Friday

Pittshurr Pa. Dec. 31--The Sched
ule committee Of the National and
American leagues will convene here
Friday to draft the 1925 baseball
schedules it was Announced tonight.
The National league Will be repre-
scented BY President .lonn 4. Heydler
and Barney Dreytuss, owner of the
P!ttsburg club. while the American
league will be represented by Presi
dent Ran Johnson and his secretary.
William Harridge.
Meetings Of the committee viii
continue until the tentative schedules
are completed. The committee will
submit the two schedules at the joint
meeting Of the National and Ameri-
can leagues on Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-01

Galvanized iron utensils something's
cause poisoning OF those who drink
liquids that have been stored in
them. according to q warning issued
by the Bureau of Chemistry Of the
United States Department OF Asri-
culture. IN a recent instance Of poi
sonins resulting, apparently, from
the presence OF zinc IL men at the
Guam Naval Station had each drank
a bottle Of root beer and in1n,edia telv
began vomiting Chemical eSamin4-
ton Of the contents Of three IF The
bottles disclosed the presence Of SUBJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-01
Former Augusta
Boy in Portland
Bout Friday Night

Portland, Me. Dec. 3o-The corn
rlete card for the popular price show
At the Arena here on Friday night
has been announced as follows: Lou
Lambert Of Portland VS.. George Boil
due Of Lewiston: Johnny Drew Of
Eiddeford VS.. Dottie MARI Of Port :
land: Harry Drew or Biddeford rs.
Lou Bedell of Canada: Arthur La
Pointe of Portland vs.. Tommy VIVA
len OF Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-01
Trains Named Like sh;ns

Naming railway Trains IS an ola
and pleasing practice that some OF
the roads seem TO be revivinG. a new
train between Boston and New York
has been named the Eos onian. The
Cannonban. tie Nountaineer. the
Wolver:ne. the Navajo are among
the picturesque titles that different
roads have bestowed on favcrite
trains. The Flying Yankee used to
lie the fast train from Boston to Bar
tIarhor, and the t'lyin, Isluenose is
still merry jest. for IL flew as the
emu and the penguin ily. The tncli-
nation of mankind to give distinctive
and personal names TO .nanima,e OBJ
Jerts that serve him is ps, chnioci-
- phenomenon as old as history. -
Youths Companion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-01
Would Stop Gambling by G'assI
Children

Gambling and betting among sepl
children in Glasgow nas become
prevalent that the board Of educsnI
has decided 10 use stringent me-
ures to stop it. The board has y
ready sent letters to all parents
teachers demanding chat they u
their authority TO overcome TINS VI
The pupils not only bet anls.l
themselves on trivial contests. "
many Of them make regular bets vi
interruptions hookm3hers on he,sl
races and football games. II has NJ
stated that in one school 'ol 4
pupils booln1akers take as mucH 1
S15 day in bets.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-01

stantial quantities Of zinc salts in
each bottle. Experiments carried on
BY Federal chemists with quantities
Of lemonade, ora ngeade, milk car
borated water, Washington city tap
water and distilled water held over
night in galvanized iron buckets
proved that zinc conta n1ination &C.
Cured in each case
Scientific American
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-01
Grand Battle for
Top Berth in Elm
City Bowling League
Especial to kcnnebec JournaD

Waterville. Dec. 3l.-'rhe most i'm
portaut game of this weeks
matches will he the match between
Capt. Nilfred simpsons ST. Jeans
and Capt. Mitchells All Stars. Both
teams are tied for first place posi-
ton and merry old battle is pre-
dicted. The same is slated for
Thursday evening al seven O'Clock
sharp. TIE II. and ". team has
fine chance OF copping the first place
position also. the mill team being
only one point behind the two lead
ing teams. Record crowds have wit
messed all league games as most all
tho bowling fans are interested IL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-01

Pittsburgh. Pa. Dec. sl.-Harry
GrHh. r,i1dlewe!ai:t boxinr champion.
announced tonight that he viii leave
for Chicago saturday night. where lie
will be married on Monday to Miss
Louise Walton, musical comedy act
ross. Creb mill meet Augie Rather Of
New York in a lO-rou,d. bout here to-
morrow. His title will not Re involved
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-01

The 2lories OF ancient PoinppI'
We're brought 10 life recently W.
the seven hundredth anniversaf!
the Royal University Of Naples "
celebrated. The ruins OF the Fur.
Cay were adorned with lsg.
wteaths and flow ers. games SUE %ss
TO the old Olympic games 4
held in the amphitheater. anu
sunset the Carmen Saeculaie n
r:oreGsi' n"l H. nm composeo
Horace sung hy cos'u"
uioirs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-01
Lincoln Takes Thin
Pin Match from
'AndrOscOggin Crew

Lincoln triumphed over Androscog-
gin in the state house bowling at the
y" Wednesday evening by taking
three fthe four points. Winship
was high total man with 271 while
Barrows was high single stringer
with 90.
. Summary:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-01
NOTRE DAME GRID
TEAM ARRIVES FOR
BIG GAME TODAY

PaSadcna. Cal., Dec. IL Notre
Dame. outweighed but with the odds
with them, are ready for Stanford
University. whom they meet tomor-
row afternoon in q post season IN
tcrsectional football game here. Ii
viii he the first time the Notre
Dame players have cNerted them
selves in Il warm climate.
Thirty-tour team members Of the
South Bend Institution. headed BIZ
Coach knute Eockne. arrived today.
Late today they We're herded into
Rose Bowl, where the famous gal
Looping backneld tested shoes on the
turf. The "Four EorseInen' were
in fine tettle and were held down
by warning words from Eockne.
The Palo Alto athletes topped off
their practice this afternoon with
light scrimmage. The Stanford
team will be kept in seclCsion until
the game starts following their rrac-
tice today.
Coach Warner tonight definitely
announced his lineup. Coach
Rockne's list on the other hand was
uncertain. Following is the lineup OF
the Stanford team which will start
and the Notre Dame squad which
probably will play the greater ror-
Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-01
lin Gil; EouiiUc League
Games This " eek

Thursday ,N@ning. st. Jeans vs..
Mitchells All stars.
Friday evening. Maeons VS.. Clerks.
Friday evening. IT. aud " MIL vs.
Knights Of columbus.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-01

open to all American institutions.
During 1923, 20 universities and re-
search organizations contributed to
its support.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-01
COLUMBIA SETS
CHESS RECORD

New York, Dec. 31.-Columbia,
University today established a coll
Ieg1ate chess record by defeating
harvard in the final round of the
big four" league 4 to 0. Yale and
princeton were conquered by the
same score in the previous rounds.
giving New York team q maximum
IL points in the competition. Yale
finished in second place, Princeton
Third and Harvard last.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-01
SPORT BRIEFS
CIV the Associated Press

The Boston Braves finished last
in the National League pennant race
but lead the league in fielding with
n mark of .913. One point behind
them We're the Phillics, who We're
seventh in the pennant dash.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-01

Chicago. Dec. S1.-Eddie Kane. man
eyer Of Tommy Gibbons, said TODAY
that no action regarding a match with
Luis Firpo in London in March could
he taken until the return of Thomas
Rice to New York from London.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-01
What is Educstiong

than Hillsboro, Ore. indie
pendent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-01

work. we will send you the caboose.--
Good Hardware.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-01

A new indoor sprint king will he
crowned this season. Loren Murchi-
son who burned up the boards with
his speed last season. leaves soon
with Charley Paddock on world
tour. His only appearance indoors
will be at the Finnish American
gahes JAN G. Candidates for the title
he will vacate include jackson
Scholz. Olympic 2O0-metre cham
pion; All Leconey. Frank Hussey
and Louis Clarke. all members of
the American 4U0-metre relay team
which broke the worlds record at
Paris.
The Washington times., 1925-12-17

29c to 44c values. Turkish
and Huck Towels, some plain
white and coIored borders.
Extra heavy quality, slightly
damaged.
The Washington times., 1925-12-17
NAVY OFFICERS
ARE SH|F TED

Cant. RaIston S. Holmes, USN,
now Ia command Of destroyer divi-
sion No. 90 Of the battle fleet. viii
relieve Capt. Edwin III. D0dd OF
command Of destroyer squadron No.
IL under orders just received by the
Navy Department Several changes
are ordered among ship commanders
Cant. Dodd viii become assistant
commAI1dant OF the 18th naval dis.
triet relieving Capt. Cyrus w. Cole,
wlio wm command the light cruiser
Omaha. On this assignment he will
relfeve Capt. Frederick J.. Horne,
who viii take charge Of the naval
reserve division at headquarters OF
the sra naval district. The present
couifnander Of this division, Capt.
Louis A. Kaiser, will retire April /.
Commander Arthur G. StOtt In
command OF the destroyer Thomp-
son.1s to succeed Capt. Ralst0n s.
Holmes in command Of destroyer
division No. 80 and Com. George w.
enfy, viii take command OF tho
Th0mpson.
Changes in commands of the
destroyer sQuadrons Of the scouting
Neel are as follows:
Commanders William e. Eberle,
from the Worde1 to division No.
20: William A. Hall, from the
ChiIds to division No. Al; John J.
London, from the Lawre1ce to
division No. 40; Charles III. Shaw,
from the Putnam to division No.
A.; Alexander S. Wadsworth, jr.,
frona the Whipple to division
No. 28.
Lieutenant Commanders John W.
Reeves from command OF the light
cruiser Concord to the Worden, and
Miles r. Refo, from the Texas to
W4upple.
Lieut. Lowe II. Bibby, Of the
Williamson, is added to the list Of
offiers selected to take the uext
c0ure ef instruction with the New
Lon1en submarine school.
The Washington times., 1925-12-17
WOMAN IN SLIPPER CASE
DENIES KNOWING JONES

Miss Elizabeth Duvall, Of New
York. today denied that she. knew
Fred Jones, of 2400 Sixteenth street
NORTHWEST
Titis is the latest development in
the marital troubles Of Mr.. and
Mrs Jones that opened with bang
at Thirteenth and I SITS. NJ W.,
Monday when Mrs Jones approached
q car Ia which her husband and a
lady who, 1t has been reported,
was. Miss Duyall. were riding.
Entaged by the sight, Mrs. Jones
took OFF her slippers and threw
them at the couple, it is alleged.
She WAS arrested on a warrant
charging a statutory offense that
was later nolle pressed at police
court BY Assistant District Attorney
Ralph Given.
Today Miss DuvalI declared that
she was not in the car with Jones
when the slippers flew.
don't even know the man.
Miss Duvall said over the teIe.
phone, and the publishing of this
fact has caused me lot Of trouble. :,
The Washington times., 1925-12-17
500 CoIored
Bath Mats
$1.OO ca.

22x34-inch Checked Bath
Mats Of extra heavy quality.
In colors Of blue, gray, green
and black. Perfect quality,
neatly designed.
The Washington times., 1925-12-17

HOoI4side styles, Of novelty
striped and brocaded mate
rails. Elastic inserts in sides
giving freedom Of movements
Of body. Four supporters. A
very practical garment for the
uncorseted figure. Sizes 80
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-21
SCHOOLS TO OBSERVE
CH|LDREN'S BOOK WEEK

Children's book week, sponsored by
the San Antonio Carnegie Library
will be observed at Main Avenue High
School November s to II. The OBJ
servance will take the form of an
essay contest on MY Favorite Book.
The contest is open 10 any child at
tending the public schools between the
ages of 6 to is years,
Pupils of the schools will be di'
vided into four groups; those from q
to years of age. 10 to u years, IL
to Is years and 16 10 is years.
The rules of the contest provided
besides the writing of the essay that
each contestant will be required to
submit list of ten books he would
like to read. This list must be sub
mitted on a separate sheet from that
on which the contest essay is written.
The essay must be written on one side
of the paper only and all sheets fast
ened neatly together. The essay and
book list to be sent 10 a. T. Dugosh.
book department Of Wolff and Marx
Company.
Three prizes are offered for the
best essays and lists. Three books to
the winner, two as second prize and
one book as third prize.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-21
Hungarian
Deputies Have
Pleasant Time

BUDAPEST, Oct. 21.-CP)-
The floor Of parliament was the
scene of : fight between depu-
ties today in which one man had
his ears nearly torn off and the
aggressor was thrown bodily out
of the chamber.
Herr CONDOS, former leader
Of the awakening Hungarians,"
was accused by the Social demo-
cratic deputy, Fabian, of having
made common cause with Ru-
manian enemies Of Hungary last
week at a secret anti-semitic
congress held in Budapest.
CONDOS, in a fury, rushed
across the floor and seized Fa-
bian by both ears and nearly
wrenched them off. Fabian was
in sore straits when the hercu-
lean Social Democratic Deputy
Herr Payr, intervened. He pick
ed picked up CONDOS and tossed
him over his head out into the
lobby. Gombos did not return
TO the chamber.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-21
MAGISTRATES URGE
N. Y. WHIPPING POST

NEW YORK, Oct. q. - Corporal
punishment was advocated by two 20.
lice magistrates in Brooklyn. Magis-
trate McCloskey saiu:
1T is a great shame the whipping
post law of Delaware cannot be ap-
plied in New York"
The object Of his comment was Nj
chael J. Donohue, charged with beat.
ing his blind SOL.
in homicide court Magistrate Gold
en- told Bradley Clark. II, accused Of
theft Of an automobile:
What is needed today is the Old
fashioned way Of laying youngsters
over the knee and raise welts two
inches wide with strap