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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-26
Busmen Tie Score
But Are Nosed Out
by Fredericksburg

After tying the game up with
tally in the first part of the ninth.
the Red Ball Busmen were nosed out
in the tenth inning at Fredericksburg
by the Giants Sunday, 5 TO 4.
Hall hurled well for the Busmen
and was accorded good support.
Wright. shortstop CT the Busmen, hit
three times in five trips to the plate
The box-score:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-26
S. A. Lawyer Named
on Pershing Board

Alfonso $. Perales, San Antonio
lawyer, has been promoted 10 law
clerk and interpreter Of the Plebisci-
tary Commission, Tacna-Arica arbi-
tratiOn. by General John ]. Pershing.
president Of the commission. accord
ing TO information received here Mon
day
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AUTOMOBILES
Auto WeIding-R.pairinE


Auto neutrality-suspicious. 49,
SAN ANTONIO WELDING co. Under
new management. n. 70. Lerich, TT. 1901
{ want your business.
A. /. BASE general auto repairing
EreckeT service electric weldingA black
smith. Austin q Lamar. TT. 800
OXYGEN
Carbide, acetylene. hydrogen Welding.
Equipment supplies.
MAGNOLIA GAS PRODUCTS co.
James II. rips. Mgr.
sos South Medina 81. CT. Gl7f
WDoNALD AUTO sUPPLY-RepaIring
washing. greasing, COS Main. CT. 237s.
PAIGE and Jewetts our specially for re-
pairing. Hail g. Nielsen. at Kanes Garage
"a ?. Travis CT IL.
CENTRAL MOTOR co
Auto repairing, laundry wreckInf
'eryiee. 20zA Dryer Ave. TT. MI
LET us tighten your auto wheels. keep
them from making cracking noise. c..
1893. j. Voightlander, 1919 n. Alamo.
FOR Grzt-ciass auto spring work 20 ~
h. Fo.ghiIsndsr. Cr 1882. 1910 y. Alamo.
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Weaver, Knopp C2); errors, Humphrles,
Byrd, Richenau, Jordan ca; two-base
hits. Waddell, Hollmig. Knopp, LANCER
hans; three-base hit. Weaver; stolen
bases, Wright Byrd. Knopp, Henke: sac
rifiee hits, Humphrles. White. Lavend-
eE. Weaver. Jordan struck out by Hal
Z. by Henee II; base on balls, off Hall
2. off Hsnke q; batteTs hit, by Hall
(Weaver); left on bases Bus Men 10,
berg and o. Goehmann; time 21O.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-26
Dodge Touring
Better Automobiles

1875 Essex coach, new $500. Bargain
1875 Hudson coach. new balloons. s $500
1873 Chevrolet coach, extras -. $500
tfZb Ford coupe. many extras. 40OO
1925 Ford touring, fine condition $4,000
1924 Ford coupe, good one.. 2g5.OC
1895 Chrysler six phaeton ...... 10000
1924 Ford roadster. new paint O.. 225.OO
1898 Chevrolet touring. extras. 1880
Late model Durant four touring. 375. 90
1879 Ford ton truck, complete 1880
ls2i Ford Fordor sedan ...... $500
1924 Ford Tudor sedan, extras 1880
HUGO GROTE.
10 Broadway. TT. asss.
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Winerich Used Car Department

1895 FORD coupe, has the original paint
that is excellent. good cord rubber, lock
wheel motometer and locking cap, fen
der braces, spare tire, rearview mirror.
and other extras. See this car before
you buy. Only 1865. terms. See Otis
Caruthers Broadway al Sixth. CT. 1870.
1925 Ford Coupe
In Al shape. both mechanically and in
appearance. This is a real buy at s3Is.
Mis-. $751;.
ARMY Liberty truck, in fine condition,
has tires as good as new, $3.50 cash.
soichers Salvage Place, 1889 E Hous-
ton 81.
Dodge Touring
1918 model. but carefully used. The
best buy in San Antonio for SIS. Mis-
35lI.
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Squabble Ends Hot
Wells-Judeas Tilt

The Young Judeas claimed forfeit
over the Hot Wells team when the
latter left the field in the sixth in.
ming. A decision is claimed to have
started the argument. Hot Wells was
leading ~ TO 10.
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Ford Coupe

80 ypa focs wheel and brand ne
l.tilI fFf balloon tires. in The best Of
raaalrlr This car mast To- add. term
= .irfrff Wa1flanu aff0. 20f r
AsAe5s
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By Innings.

xOne out when winning run scored
1xBatted for Jordan ~ eighth.
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AUTOMOBILES
Used Cars for Sale
Crawford Bargains

Ford coupe, 1924 type .........S 1896
Ford coupe, 1924, with five balloon
tires and new paint .....,........ All
Ford touring, 1924, with fender
braces .............. lss
Ford touring car. 1928 type. five
tires, good paint ....-........... lbl
Ford touring, 1925 type, mechanically
koOu ...--.-s-.. 41i
Ford touring with starter and de-
mountable rims. in good condition p;
Ford roadster with starter and de-
mountable rims new top and seat
Covers --s..ssss-sss.s 10
Ford roadster with starter and
clincher wheels, slipon body ..... l27
Ford roadster with starter and de-
mountable rims, lock wheel and five
tires .,.-..-..s.. .....s.......... 20"
Ford ton truck with box seat and
express body ..................... 200
Ford ton truck, late 1924 steel cab
and body and good tires $3.50. $50
Crawford Motor Co.
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] Dreamed of
a Beautiful Road

1t was smooth and let me over a rustic bridge
through a cool woodland, by stream that gig
gled and splashed as the sunbeams danced on its
jolly little waves.
There are places exactly like that! They are
well worth visiting. You find them when
you are wide awake. If you haven't car, begin
today to read our classified ads of used automo-
biles. There are bargains that will please and
surprise you. In couple of months or so the
leaves on the trees will change color and the
roads will become so lovely that your widest
dreams will be tame in comparison.
Be prepared to enjoy them-buy used car
through the Light Classified Ads
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Ford Coupe

Ford Coupe
1894 type. brand new paint and five
good tires. lock steering wheel This
car must be sold by private party. CT.
3Glo. Jos johnson St
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Many Real Bargains in Good Used Automo-
biles-Be Sure and See Them Before
You Buy

Packard almost latest model bargain.
Packard Sedan. late model paint
Lincoln Sport, late model looks and like
,os4 8anmohile Touring in fine condition $4,000
,a Sdebaker SneciaI Touring perfect balloon tires w
1oe4 Climb sedan real good one duco 5000
sso4 tsdsmobD Sedan real good good looking 5000
1880
IsoI Overland Club Sedan in fine condition ....... 1880
ls9l overland Come good shane good looking $4,000
ls Ford Coupe real good shane good cord $500
Iss4 Ford Come looks and runs like new new tires 10000
1as Dodge Come has had extra care good looking $4,000
little 5000
r35 Moon Touring used very little 5000
W a good and special terms
Or 1895 CITIZENS AUTO co. All MAIN AVE.
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MOVING SALE

In order to clear our stock of used
cars before moving into our new home,
we have cut prices to rock-bottom and
you will find unusual values in the fol-
lowing GUARANTEED USED CARS
at 102 Rroa
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To Place a Classified
AID Call Crockett 4577

A Courteous Ad-Taker Will Assist
You in Writing Your Copy
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Ussd three months. lots o. extras,
ii.ciuding Hoo-dye shock Absorbrrs. s335r
opcn 'tm 8: 80 D. m.
San Antonio Nash Co.
Hroaduay 81 Josephine CT. szgg
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Nash 6 Touring
Ford Touring
AT THE PRICE AND TERMS 70

1888 model carefully used ard shows
=. as fully equipped and u a value
inelusiri FOR $3.50 Mis- ssh
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1926-11-25
ILLINI CODE OF
SPORTSMANSHIP
Institution Noted for Cour-
tesy to Visitors.

The Illini Code OF Sportsmanship,
exemplifying the spirit of conduct
which has made the University Of
Illinois known the world over for its
courteous treatment during athletic
contests. has just been announced.
1t is worthy the consideration of col
leges and high schools everywhere. 1t
follows.
l. accept the proposition that my
athletic opponents are my guests.
will always cheer the arrival Of the
opposing team upon the field, reward
by handicap an opponent who
makes good play, and keep silent
when an opponent is penalized.
2. will never deride any official Of
the game; neither will l ridicule an
opponent or his coach or shout dis
courteous and brutal remarks at any
fellow human being. An lll-directed in
suit lasts longer and goes deeper than
black eye.
3. I will not cheer any member
of the home team who Is taken out of
a game for unsportsmanlike conduct
and neither will | manifest any ap-
proval Of yiciousness, brutality, un.
necessary roughness, or unfair trick
cry.
4. | will never allow a beaten team
to leave the home or foreign field with
out an honest cheer for Its pluck.
believe that a team that is already
beaten, but plays well and hard to the
end is deserving of as much praise
and honor as the conqueror.
5. do not believe it is good sports
manshlp to harass an opponent by
shouting. whistling. kissing or boo
ing when he is calling signals or at
tempting to complete any act Of skill.
6. do not believe | am being fair
when l give my cheers to the man
who profits most from the hard work
of others. I shall always try to real
ize that a halfback must have good
Interference and the interference a
strong and willing line.
Z. will never be unthankful when
the opposing bleachers have given
one of our men tribute and neither
will | be forgetful of other fine acts
of courtesy and sportsmanship on the
part Of our opponents.
s. believe that sportsmanship
means the application Of the Golden
Rule to athletic competition.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1926-11-25

fui vi OTdiiSt JuiCcT Will
three and one-half cupfuls Of cooked
slftei Tha0arb. one tablespoonful Of
lemon tuice, the grated rind of an or
ange and one and three quarters cup
fuls of sugar Stir until well dis
solved, then freeze as usual
Apple Fritters.-Mix and sift to-
gether one and one-third cupfuIs Of
flour, two teaspoonfuls of baking pow
der. one-fourth teaspoonful OF salt,
add one well-beaten egg and two
thirds Of cupful Of milk mix all to-
gether. Cut two medium apples
into eighths, stir into the batter. Drop
BY spoonfuls into hot fat and fry I'M
til brown. Roll in powdered sugar and
serve with meat at dinner.
Swiss Cheese Savory.-Dip round
slices Of bread In melted butter, sprin-
kle with salt and pepper and little
lemon juice. Put one-half pound Of
swiss cheese through the meat grind
parsley and the same of pimento, two
tablespoonfuls OF creamed butter, four
tabespoonfuls Of cream with salt and
pepper to taste. Pipe through pas
try tube over the bread, sprinkle with
paprika and put into the oven to heat
hot
JelIied Apples. Pare. core and slice
one quart of apples. Butter baking
dish and put layer of apples, cover
with a layer of sugar, repeating until
all the apples are used. Add one-half
cupful of hot water. cover and bake
three hours. Soften one tablespoon
full of gelatin in one-half cupful of
cold water and dissolve In one-quarter
of cupful of boiling water. Mix care
fully through the hot apples. turn into
a mold and when chilled serve with
cream.
Egg Sauce. Beat well two eggs,
separating the yolks and whites. To
the yolks add one cupful of powdered
sugar, onefourth cupful of hot milk
and a teaspoonful of vanilla. Fold in
the beaten whites and serve at once
Apple lce.-Cut up six large tart ap-
pies and boil with four cupfuls of wa
ter and the rind of a lemon until soft.
Drain, add two cupfuls Of sugar and
boil for three minutes. Add the juice
of two lemons and the juice Of an or
ange, mix all together and freeze.
Ways With Meats.
Some Of the following dishes may
be prepared from leftover meats;
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1926-11-25
Persistence Won Title
for Noted Californian

Persistence will conquer In sports
just as well as in anything else Take
the case of George Won Elm. noted
California golfer and newly crowned
amateur champion, for instance.
Won Elm has been banging away at
the amateur title for several seasons
In 1924 and 1925 he met Bobby Jones.
ultimate winner, during the national
amateur play. In 1924 Won Elm got
as far as the finals, only to meet de-
feat, 0 and s. Last year Jones again
eliminated Won Elm in the semifinals,
and 6.
Did Won Elm quit? Not for a mo-
ment. The other day he found him
self pitted against the famous Georgi-
an once more. This time, as two years
ago, the laurels were once more at
stake. Jones was a heavy favorite.
But when the final putt had been made
1t was Won Elm, not Jones, who had
won. Persistence had put it over for
the far westerner after three attempts.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1926-11-25
Initial Sack Is Real
Hot Corner, Says Wray

Sammy Hale is making fine show
ing for the Athletics at the 'hot cor
ner." according to John B. Foster. But
why the ''hot corner?" asks John e.
Wray In the ST. Louis Post Dispatch
This post has for years been pic
tured in the light Of terrifying posi-
ton to cover, with only -defying
players able to hold it down.
But why is the third corner any
hotter than first base since both are
equi-dlstant from the plate?
First base has almost as many field
ing plays to attend to as third, and. in
addition, has worries not connected
with third sack.
AS a matter of fact, third base is
about the easiest Of all corners to
play, save only for the fact that oc-
casionally there is long throw across
the diamond needed.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1926-11-25
New French Padding Is
Help to Grid PLAYERS

padding material imported from
France, and used as a substitute for
felt in football uniforms, has de-
creased considerably the weight a
player must carry in a game. A. A.
Stagg, Jr., who mas charge Of athletic
equipment at the University Of Chi
cago. figures that complete Maroon
football outfit two years ago weighed
16 pounds. He has substituted the new
material for felt and papier mache
wherever 1t was possible. This years
complete outfit weighs 121a pounds. A
felt padded uniform weighs 25 pounds
after use on q muddy field.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1926-11-25
Southworth Has Played
With Four Major Teams

Billy S0uthworth, one of the stars
In the recent world series between the
Cardinals and Yankees. has had a
varied career in the big top.
Southworth, as far back as 1914,
was with Cleveland. He then drifted
to the minors, playing with Portland
in the Pacific Coast league and Bir-
mingham in the Southern association.
In 1918 he caught on with Pitts
burgh, where he remained until 1921,
when he was traded to the Boston
Braves. Three years later found him
with the Giants, where he stayed
until 1926. Then he went to the Car
dinals.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1926-11-25
Control and Confidence
Needed to Check Ruth

George Uhle of the Cleveland In
dams gives the secret OF effective
hurting against the worlds greatest
home-run clouter as follows ITO
pitch to Ruth one must have control
and know the ball Is going where 1t
1t intended. Then, naturally, have
become confident know how to
pitch to Ruth and that helps, for l
have feeling that when Babe goes
to bat, he says, Here is that man
Uhle, who has struck me out with the
bases filed three times this year.
Confidence, control and luck are the
qualities or elements needed to dis
pose of the Yankee slugger."
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one and one-half tablespoonfuls OF
worcestershire sauce three teaspoon
fuls of chilli powder, two teaspoonfuis
toes, one and one-half tablespoonfuls
of -four. Grind the steak or cut in
small bits, melt the butter, add the oil
in deep frying pan, add onion. gar
lie and fry until light brown. While
frying, add the worcestershire sauce
ard chilli powder, stir until well blend
ed. Pour in enough water to Just
cover the bottom of the pan, add the
meat and almost cover with water
Cook slowly for fifteen minutes, then
add the tomato and salt Blend the
-four with little tomato juice and
add to the stew. then place In a fire.
proof dish and bake in the oven for
an hour. Serve with rice or noodles.
Veal Pie.-CO0k piece of veal from
the neck or any cheap cut, until ten
der, with small piece of salt pork. Cut
into bits and arrange in q baking dish.
add cream seasonings. cover with a
rich biscuit crust and bake until
brown.
Chill Con carni.-Take half pound
Of lean and fat pork (fresh), add one
and one-half pounds OF round steak;
put the meat through the meat grinder.
Brown three good-sized, sliced onions,
add the meat, one dried chilli pepper.
two quarts Of tomato, salt pepper to
taste, three tablespoonful Of chill
powder and cook slowly three hours.
then add two cans Of kidney beans
and let the whole stand to cook an
other half hour. Serve hot
Ragout OF Mutton.-Cut cold roast
or boiled mutton into one-inch pieces.
Take one tablespoonful of butter, add
one Of -four. one-half pint of sea-
soned stock, season with salt and pep
per, three drops Of tabasco sauce, a
tablespoonful of worcestershire sauce
and pinch of asafetida Add the
mutton, heat until boiling hot, then
add one Tablespoonful Of currant Jelly
and orange juice. Serve hot.
N,1.. W. .c..c
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tTcSc uTt Uut SuSSeS-
tons which may be va
ried to suit the occasion :
Chill Stew. Take one
and one-half pounds of
round steak, one and
one-half tablespoonfuls
of butter, one and one
half tablespoOnfuls Of
olive oil, six tablespoon
fuls of chopped onion,
four clovaS nf Oorlio
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1926-11-25
Scholastic Captain
Down to 293 Pounds

Friends of John ("Tinyp)
Moore believe he is among the
largest high school football
players In the country.
Moore, who Is the captain OF
the 1926 Elkhart( Kan.) team,
normally weighs 300 pounds, is
6 feet pa inches tall and Is
twenty years old. When the
season started he weighed only
a33 POUNDS, having lost 16
pounds while working harvest
fields this summer.
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cuticura Soap for the Complexion.

cuticura Soap for the Complexion.
Nothing better than Cuticura Soap
daily and Ointment now and then as
needed to make the complexion clear,
scalp clean and hands soft and white.
Add to this the fascinating, fragrant
Cuticura Talcum, and you have the
Cuticura Toilet NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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e THE E
k7KITCHEN @
E1CABINE T IL

90. 1926, Western Newspaper UnIon.D
Are these the choice dishes the doc
tor has sent US?
Is this the great poet whose works
so content us?
This Goldsmith's fine feast, who
has written fine books?
Heaven sends US good meat but
the devil sends cooks
David Garrick-
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|yportinsSouibsI

DpOl lnDyQNlOo
Organized foot ball at Ohio state
dates back to 1890.
Tom Berry, holder of the English
lightweight title, is close TO forty-four
years of age.
In the season of 1907 more than one
third of the games played In the
American association were won by one
run.
Rene Lacoste, aged twenty-five, the
new worlds tennis champion, was the
youngest member of the French Davis
cup team.
No wonder Frosty Peters Is maxi
Gng his football career at Urbana
blaze OF glory. He has Joined the
Ore department
When Columbus finished last in the
American association baseball race
htl tOSt l[D SdHiCS, IL oCt q ACNoiA
In the association.
The Reading team Of the Interna-
tfcnai baseball league won 81 and lost
129 games during the recent season,
finishing a poor last.
The record of twenty consecutive
hx, bod
Sex in 1906. has never been beaten.
but 1t was equaled by the Athletics in
1916.
with an average of three golf
tournaments month, Los Angeles
and the surrounding territory lead
che country in the number Of golf
events staged yearly.
They say there are over 5000 golf
courses I'm this country. In time VIC
suppose our people may abandon the
drudgery of the farm and put all the
terrain into golf courses.
German and Austrian horses ere
NUN " AQNC ia A1hSidhQ d6hAh- hN
Hockey club, at the request of the
German and Austrian racing authori-
ties, has lifted the ban.
u The end OF what Is claimed to be
n major league fielding record came
when Max Bishop, second baseman
OF the Philadelphia Athletics made
IT,
An American has the British golf
championship and a Frenchman has
the American tennis championship. We
are progressing rapidly toward inter-
natfonaIism In the sport world, any
how
william T. TiIden, former national
singles champion will return to the
scene of his former triumphs to COM
vese In the Wimbledon and French
hard court tennis championships In
1927.
~Hurry Up" Yost. coach at Mich
fzan since 1901. has won considerable
&HfFt1S III Tie pfdttlcc Va taW oo Wei
ma In football and is reputed to be
the weaithiest football mentor In the
Land
Tim Londos, whose real name Is
Chris Theophelou, has accumulated
nearly three-quarters of million in
nine years of wrestling. The most he
has ever received for one bout was
$500.
The first real football champion
snip among American colleges was
won by Yale just fifty years ago.
ushen the Ellis scored gridiron vic
tories over Harvard, Princeton and
Columbia.
Pugtlism would be more satisfac-
tDrT sport If there were less talk about
the betting odds. A ring fight threat
eus 10 become merely an elaborated
demonstration corresponding to that OF
the stock ticker.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1926-11-25
"DANDELIoN BUTTER COLOR"

A harmless vegetable butter color
used by millions for so years. Drug
stores and general stores sell bottles
Of ''Dandelion" for 35 cents.-Adv.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1926-11-25

A two weeks vacation goes about as
quickly as the day to pay the monthly
rent comes around
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1926-11-25

Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills contain
only vegetable ingredients which act as a
gentle purgative. 372 Pearl ST.. N. Y. Adv.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1926-11-25

Want of decency is want of sense
ROscommon.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1926-11-25

1t is vain hope to think that one
win outgrow foolishness.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1926-11-25

Sdf HISfFtU WITH SPTIES Vi
parsley. The slightly acid
fruit adds to the flavor
of the duck. As a salad
to serve with duck, or
anges are pecfally
good; serve with French
dressing.
Orange and Rhubarb
Ice.-Combine one cup
IL
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1926-11-25
Good Nevs

do you think Alice likes me?"
Sure; her folks are knocking you
all the time"
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1926-11-25
Statistics

Statistics show that California
now has the best peaches"
Crop or movie note?"
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so GOOD

When serving wild duck, garnish
with slices of orange unpeeled and
Dorpishad ,,,;th s,,,;cs - .
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1926-11-25

Pugtlism would be more satisfac-
t0rs sport If there were less talk about
the betting odds. A ring fight threat
ens TO become merely an elaborated
demonstration corresponding to that of
sEse stock ticker.