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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1940-06-07
THIRD OF MILLION
JOBS FOR YOUTHS
TN SIX MONTHS

Washington, D. C. (ILNS).-Public
employment Offices found jobs Tor
more than a third of million unem-
ployed youths under 21 years OF age
in the last six months of 1889, Paul V.
McNutt, federal security admlnlstra-
tor, announced here.
McNutt stated that a Social Sc
curity Board study of youth place
ments in the 1,600 state employment
Offices showed that these offices made
almost 21a million placements OF
young people in the 6R years since
the employment service was set up
in 1888. The study also showed that
specialized programs for guidance and
placement of juniors by local employ
ment offices have increased rapidly IN
the last three years.
Thirty-eight per cent more jobs
were found for Juniors in the last SIX
months of 1889 than in the same pc
riod of the previous year. The pro-
portion of junior placements to all
placements made by the public en-
ployment offices during this time was
lS per cent, much higher proportion
than for any previous year in the his
tory of the employment service. VI
the 345,387 junior placements made
during the 1889 period, 309,133 were
in private industry.
Special programs for placement and
vocational counseling of inexperi-
enced young job seekers have thus
far been introduced in approximately
$50 state employment offices in about
800 cities. This represents six-fold
increase in specialized junior-place-
ment facilities since 1887. The board
reports that states and local COM
munities have shown increasing in
terest in providing special programs
to help young people bridge the gap
between school and the first job.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1940-06-07
EMPLOYMENT DOWN

Philadelphia (ILNS). Employment
and wage disbursements in Pennsyl-
vania factories declined about per
cent from the middle Of March to the
middle of April, according to reports
received by the Federal Reserve Bank
of Philadelphia. These declines ap-
proximated the reductions which usu-
ally occur in this period of the year.
The number of factory wage earners
in April was estimated at about $780,
900 or 7 per cent less than at the high
level in December but per cent more
than in April, 1889, when manufactur-
ing was near that years low point.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1940-06-07

Things which Tories thought were
settled for the ages
Become uncertain as smoke columns
rising in the rain
Having no place to rest their minds
on conclusions
Men shift their inquiries more
freely in new directions
Even men of science find alterna-
tives, instead of certainty
1t is harvest time for takers, sooth-
sayers, charlatans-
Pride ruled for many year
Individuals, one-man minds, au-
thorities-
Arrogated each to himself unlim-
tied sufficiency-
Acknowledging relationships only
as something to be exploited
Laughing at cooperation" except
when tagged as "mass-productiono-
Ignoring facts of mutual depend
ence, asserting ISOLATION
Deriding Society" and all its de-
rivatives-
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1940-06-07

estate Rights" were demanded as
safeguard for something or other
Usually revealed as some form of
glorified piracy
Under name of corporations, phe-
nagling with other peoples money
Then came "Nationalism," in eff
forts at self-defense-
Against international piracy, COM
mercial and military
Until the "Super Nation" emerged,
largest unit of Individualism-
Milking every successful form of
human association
From family life and racial units,
to mass-p production and war-by-ma-
chimes
Until normal human minds reel and
rebel at the horrible sequence
Unable to tell at which point in this
vicious circle
The fatal fallacy came in
r. i
The Fallacy was at the beginning
In accepting as basic unit and idea,
mistaken assumption
That human "person" is really an
sindividual"-
That "Human Nature" is something
based upon zone NAM
That "social" is something invented,
and dangerous
That association" is a plaything,
for lodges and churches
That Society" is a meeting of gos-
sips and hat exhibit
"Co-operation" IS foolish, if not
subversive explosive
*
Come now, let US reason a little
After two thousand years, across
the seven seas
Experimenting with this contradic-
tion to professed religious creeds
Are we not almost ready, facing the
logic of our practical faiths
This Nazi horror of the Super
Man
Let us come back to Mother Earth
Give up this Anarchist Utopia.
L
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1940-06-07

Heaping ridicule on "social" prog
ress as some mirage
Demanding credulity for some lie
about Human Nature"-
Which was declared to be based
upon separate and antagonistic cells
Not daring, openly, to affirm the
anarchist credo-
But damning by word and deed the
basic facts of human relations
Today, standing in amazement-
At chaos, resulting logically from
such fountainheads--
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1940-06-07

Oh, there has been logical, single
ness Of mind
property" has been branded, as
something essentially "private"--
Education has found it's key in the
individual child
Whose special interests" and sep
arate aptitudes
Furnished motive of educational
pattern and curricula-
"Specialists" have won the glory,
demanding "confdence"-
Cities sought 'Home Rule" as
refuge from politicians
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1940-06-07
Truths POndered While
Riding at
Anchor
Then gently scan
your brother man
BY Mr.. MOdestus-

The Worlds in mess
Civilization seems to be in the throes
of death
Unless it is pangs of some gigantic
coming to birth
Up from the roots come pressures
new
Starting at yesterdays ceilings are
quivers, tremblings-
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1940-06-07
Roster Of ORGANIZATIONS
HAMILTON LABOR UNIONS


tTmsdas saneyo ogg
Trades A.
Bakers
Union No
Labor Eb 27s Bennngde
Workers teshy,I Labor rTe Bt24
nan No
Tuesday
Electrical No Sixth
Carriers. l
--2nd dand
eCramDrv
Mndy,T james
Mdd
Musicians No
Labor Stanley soner Labor Temple
and Ah j. 12 Vine ST.
tFinshrs No N labor Temple EM Harrison
Wednesdays Labor K eH Ave-
Wednesdays G -Davd Lde 5G s Fifth St.
stHnar No 9.~ Hadhmad
FhemenN BENJAMIN Moore 52 Gordon
Encounters No ds Reer 22O Elmo
No list
Temple.
Martin Gray
Won Union League. Every
Thursdays srrad@c J.
BARRIERS No Monday, G.
Hamilton
PRINTING pnsn FRIDAY Trades Bn2l
rsands stamhter No
Local list Monday CasnB
T. G. Han Otto Kaiser P O. Box o.
counnH Journal
Carriers Hs 5 South
Truck Drivers. ~..Td
Building Cunclw. trnaeM Monday Hans
nd Mabel Whhaka, Charles St.
Sheet Metal Workers No 1A..
Mehan TradsC
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08
Bengals Here
Sunday, Then
Hit Long Road

After sunday nights game With
the Vancouver capllnnnn at Aths
letlr PARK raeoms fans snn.i
have = chance Ia apn the Tigers tn
action here fof more than a week
Bobby GafrstAan and his sins.
sing crew BIZ the foad for a fun
week after Sundays family night
feature. and will not be aeen here
again until Monday, july 10. when
they play The famous Kansas city
MunBrrhs an exhibition gains
which ~lll be featured by the ap.
pearanrs n The ans and only
satehel Paig.
With The Tigers running
along ~ . pepnaa, Zip slnse
H.bbs saffrisnn feiirsed Hal
RHYME At tn. helm. Tiger Of
fielals are planning m . near
record e.ssd fsr the family
night affair
Family night means that man
woman ana two children 9ili -
admitted 10 either ths etandstand
ar bleaehsfs for one adult sumss=
sion plus the federal and stats
taxes for the extra persons
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08
Game Goes
Into Tenth
Before End
Frss.Hiisinq TIL,
Tied In Ninth and
Won In Mex, Hsut

VANCOUVER. n q. &fs<r ~
Ens sss srnfs In ne aEath franz.
shs vaarunssf r'spslAHe* esnt -
IN asfrss T#unma in shs tenth IN
nlns io.n lass aikhl u Western
international league rs.f hefs
EsAsA lsAsn asest twu rstehsfs
and eass Rita ssvs nunsernas
sefai = - h<lax recorded
Ths mnss emphatic differences
hes.eun vlesnfY Ara asfsst feF
the Taksss wss Catcher l.lnsa ~
the captisnos The hsx fesiew
nssamsa out three name ran. ard
single good fas 80 Fuas e~s.
tesi in
when ,hs nenTsl. flnlsh@a sh~iF
hslf II ths ssventh thsy I'D In
. and ths game seemed Aimuss
a eineh nut asss rang aft the
Yanuaus<r rats " tfss seventh
mr. IAN runs ard only one fssn
needed To tie me CAPS sla thst
IN ths ninth ~ rita ard completed
the victory In the ION aH hsss
shus-.as FstsAtss ~ nss6
nrw~es gave sAe s~l~sw sss.
afass . 50 slrsnsy ever NpeA
kane h.t night ard ptsh~a
them q xsue sla~~r /. ths
iesga~ iesarfss
Yakima ihs third plsee siuh.
dropped farther lsehifsa aalatrs
when II last 10 the NsHatahss
Chiefs. "a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08
Net Event
Scheduled
For Monday
Stors OF Coost 10
Perform in Big
Northwest Meet

The Tacoma Lawn Tennis club.
annual Pacific Northwest tennis
tournament. which 81 various
times has seen snfne Of the worlds
greatest in action. viii get under
way here Monday.
A usual. California Youngsters
arc expected 70 win most Of the
hardware. Exception is In the
mems singles division. Top play.
ers In this event appear to be Dick
Bennett. the former University Of
California net ACE. now Ia
conan, ana Emery Neale, a Port.
land raeketeer. who has been hailed
as one OF the most promising
among the younger Z s. players.
Ed Amark. diminntive san
Franciscan. who has twice won
the title here. will not return to
defend the crown he won the last
time a year ago. He defeated Ben
nett In the finals.
Helen Gnrley, Sacramento.
who won the junior girls
singles last year. probably will
cop In the women's singles.
but she will have stiff eompe-
tltion from Joann Brooke. Los
Angeles. and Dorothy Head.
Alameda. Cal. both members
of the junior Wightman cup
team.
Other out-of-town entries in.
clude:
Don Peck. Stuart Douglas. Cor
don Nelson. Virginia Harris. Helen
Wright. Ray Ryan. all of Seattle.
Pierpont Wilson. Oakland, Bud
Gilmore. Salem: Richard chalupa,
Longview; Ray Cory. George
Llvesly and Bob Myer, all Belline-
ham; Chip Cheney and Mrs. Coda
Myer Gross. both of Berkeley.
Walt Davis. Portland. Joe Bixiie.
Bulge Patty. Irving Parker. Don
Harris, John Howard and Mrs.
L. N. Harris, all of Los Angeles,
and Henry Buttiner. San Fran
cisco.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08

I Specie 9 Wilkis Eailio o runs
Responsible fp9 Gonzales I Specie =
Wiikis , kallio 5 efibnsf ! struck
out. b. Specie Hilkie 4 sefibnsf
/ bases on balls. off Gonzales
Specie , Hilkls / KAiiio 5 Seflbnsf
3 left on bss<k Portland IS seattle
IL tWo-base hits Harfls Hswfins
Brown Archie campbeIl Bergstrom
OH. runs sattkd m OH 2 Hawkins
4 Archie 4 slemifr 4 Reira 4. Pre-
eBb&rs Gonzalez Hsfrls GshsffusH
a Campbell = yannl g. sacrifices
Byse Campbell yannl stolen
bases schuster Yknnl BgoSH dou-
bic piays EYUNn 70 Fgedsriek Bfgpn
70 Marshall - FrsdsTick tine Z 90.
0mplfes Pals aud Snyder players
ssIklns Campbell z nosenbeFs
Harris 2 Archie 2 GFasinAn 4 Ne
nice . schultz. sehustsF. hsFaEsl
PrsdsYfek
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08

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fibis. Al insksfs IN 9fdsf. sllef
shlndle Rails sagthn sfufnms W
Weeping waters rfupasandsst nnAs
snsp. Fins Fibis ana Hand Tree also
ran
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08
Seattle Wins
ny UNITED PRESS

For a while last night it looked
as though Portland might beat Sc
attic. The Beavers had run the
score TO to 3 before the unbeaten
Alden Wilkie retired from the
mound in the fifth. From then on
the slaughter was on and The
Ralnlers came through with an Is
10 S victory
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08

Almost ss II II had pesa rlsH-
mad that way sundays feature
Western Washington league game
mat mes the circuits piliy i8o IN
h.eaten teams ehen south TAooma
Pines and ffilicam Chiefs laek
horns 81 Hevssrn Washington hos.
pital alhn4gud
Other hague trays pr apaaapsg
agaif1s, Midland ~ Midland and
sbipbs1idsfs against Pacific city
- Pacific cstY.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08
HOLLYWOOD

winning pilehsr Thomas lesains
pitcher nitAe1n. lanlnss pitched ~
Thomas - HIthbfn - Car -
Mpncrlsi a.. fNiinn - Al hat
eli Thomas a.. aifhMn !, etaY n.
Annerief ! Falien I aits Of fhnms
A. . nlthnfn ! usy = Fallan !
rains scored. off Thomas } nithnrn 1.
uaY :. Fsilaa runs fNspnnsshis
Tor, Thomas . Hsthafn 4 Oar
FaIlon 4 struck eait by fhemAs ,
Hithofn /. Cav ., Osborne !. Hsrfs
q. bases on balls. of f'henas 4
nlthora ! Oar ! Aeneriei ! falioa
!. sld pitches. uay Thomas lsfs
on bases, Les Angeles Z. Hollywood
10 hosnr run. Sevikoff. three rsss
hIts Hernandez naFflsans tse- base
hit Collins runs eatlea In. Elhef ~
HernanasH , Maya. ksfinKsf saflsofs
q Harrison J. Monsn Hoover Mon.
Grief. sacrifices. uhait. Collins !
stolen bases, Aasn. stfinRer. aeunis
piays NAyo n Collins - clhnrAi.
Hoover 10 ciSssii to Herman. time
7sa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08
Large Trout on
Display Locally

Nine eastern hreak fseat.
Averaging twa ard see haif
reundz es1A. sE< - display -
aeQuesn. rasaIe shan lsah
ard Pacific. t-tsss rhsy eeF~
Iaksm fFem : RaAn.TF satsenal
nark lskT ~ tlanzle tsFiarn sssd
Halxef and uAisef Frseksss.
fsrnma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08
! Ratsed ~ pssi IN seventh
= Rsttsa Ter 1anlef IN alntn.
SAN piEao

iassns pitcher Munger INNINGS
pitched By Munger 5 i niei = Cab
Ter J. al bat. of Munsef ~. Risi |.
uAbler 10 hit. eff Aunssf ;. uan-
Ter , RUM scored of Munger T.
Dahler q runs re.ponsihls fnf
Thomas Munger Z struck oui. ~
Thomas J oahlsr | bass on halls,
off Thamaa A Munger 7. left on
bases. Sacramento q San Desc :.
home run, AlsmAdA three base hts,
RAslin, Mcdonald tao-hass hit. osfn-
dowskI, runs batted in Aesner
sperrs. Mcdonald 4 Thomas, Patch
EFT. Almads, sacrifice. sAiksld. stolen
nase. sperfY. time 81 nfnrirrs
Marco. Edwards and Powell
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08

Thtr. are more than ies SIS. 900
miles Il teisphone wire In the
world today. in addition n mil.
lions Of miles of wire IN industrial
use. for telegraph and in electrical
equipment
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08

nuns Responsible fuf. DaAao 7.
struck out. By Dasso . rippen ..
bases on balls, of Dasao !, Fippen /
aid pitch. Daao; twp.base hits, Fer
nAudeg, Lyman. Christopher. runs
batted in Ralmendl, Dunn Chris
topehf sacrifices tubs. Lyman
stolen base GhristuH time. 10
umpitrs. Hood and Engeln.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08
Neale Moves Into
Tennis Semi Play

PORTLAND -- Kmsry sssis
Stanford university ffsshmHa net
captain. moved lnl0 The ssnii final
ronnd of she tzd annuai Oregon
tennis tournament mems singles
lnaAY.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08

kHeHAA8 fHf ANHfeHe ~ 3aH
SCORE nv faaTatle
aI<ssane ssSss8ssss 600 ftse No q
salem ssfsst .fsa 100 OIL 1sys .
AlINMANT
asfaex asss n hfswsy T. Aasfsx ~
Base nn balls of hFs sag
AnHFeHs ! Hgn4 fnxsrsfsxsfis sssf
Anagsss = wild nfssssss aaafsNs
FAas4a nails h1<hs t~ft en b~s<s
rita ts@eafsH LtshtnsF nnsil
ssass sAs sls4 Fsaestni Mos ne AfAedi
H9Hs - fssd 10 ltee sfeft. f3ffffists
Bssfss Sacrifice alta \ fssta ksbi4Bis
lisgs me- aeg e fIfssftha 10 Harris
asfsihss = rslt9ni Anarslas -
Mstssls % fslesml UsHpisss nsns-
xfh ard eass Atsendshss s3s
f4ns 20
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08

SUMMARY
Fta4fts.n hsss . FiIfls of AsnsaHitsi
~ a. innings strfsek atlt hass On
haile ftins leafl0s4hihls for o n
hsss fina ~ Merrill in ia la
AlHas Fufa responsible ffa stfHeh
ellt . nssf m halls | M ~ Etina
or ftaiisv 10 - nnlnss stfnse nut
baes ~ balis none hita ! fun
~ 1aainha In ! intsius fssns 20
sfsunssnis ~ ssIuss nsst h<ss NJ
halls fysft 81 Hss+s fseaffss 10
YaHaoussr 4 iinsns fsIHs i4sss 4
Hltesft fafss base rita sfftsia
Tsee pasx hita fffpu AhtFsIt nhif
lev AAtfili fissssssaH sh3fssF sfla
White H1bs hstssd IN Nfslis Llugn
o FARRELL Hlaksft ! asilfi*Y, IN.
bsss s.efsfsfs hsts $ u i1fsau. fsffa
itoutls psafs t,ftsls ie iglitsaAs "
Quinn lime az 4hms ] N Jim
pirsa Claire ana atsyssspa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08

Stolen bases r. Lewis II Toilet
son. sacrifice hits. hoiltor. A Libke
jr. tpo-base hlts, Fox Kuper, Mil
roy 2. r. Lewis A Like Jf. wer-
bisky. double plays. Fox 10 ziegsn-
fuss. Milroy 10 n Tniisfson 10 Y
Tollefaon left on bases Turf Smoke
Shop q. johnson Paint Co. 10. = hita
ana runs of Bland In ] minus in
ming hits and , runs off Pslt IN
= innings. hits and q funh off
@ Lewis IN . innings strurs out
By A Llbks Jr 7. base on balls off
A Like. Jr !, of Felt o Lewis 9
bslk @ Lewis. losing pitcher. Feit.
time 81 game 10. umpirss Foufnisr
and Neigh hofe
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

Yesterdays H.sulta
seattle IL, Portland \.
Oakland 3. san Francisco o.
ssn Diego q. Sacramento J.
Los Angeles 4. Hollywood q.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08
I0talE ,...--... a Is y y
a Ran FOR Annunzio IN fifth
b BAtted for Specie IN seventh.

winning pitcher, scribner. losing
pitcher. Gonzales innings pitched
Gonzales 4-plus Specie 2 wiikie -
Specie 0 wiikie IS KsIlio "a bits.
of Gonzales g. Specie 5 HiIkle 10
Kallio 7. runs scored of Gonzales
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08
Drownings and Pulmotors ;.

There should be law
You've heard that expression time and again
Too often its reference is silly hey ond consideration
But in this about which am going to yep there
Is foOishness
1t is this: There should be law compelling resorts
where bathing conducted TO have pumoors hand The
law should be strict and with loopholes
Every deaths through drowning taking
varying
could be saved IF pulmotor had
available property of the
equipment
Legislatures should keep this mind
simply pumotors
tardy arriving needed spots from distant places
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Result.
Boston .. Washington I.
Chicago 10, st. Loui. \.
Philadelphia y. New York 4.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08
NATIONAL HAGUE

fFsIffHats HNsIiIfs
Brooklsn 4. Boston 7 70 In.
Ne. York rs. philadelphia :.
Cincinnati s. Pittsburgh 4.
Chicago ~, ~. Louis 5.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08
Golf News

,,..,,,.I,a,,a
CIR ~. = c,ata A.. =
van lhie..
s.ao-mfs' II. hoeSs'ef' mfs' II.
Coleman.
s:45-Mrs. H. A McGrsdy. Mrs.
A. Horswell
s:5O-Mrs. J. knight Mrs 3. V.
schwalen.
s.55-Mrs. ] A. Macarthur. Mrs.
G. Rowe.
a.OO-mrs Bert Morris. Mrs. c.
H. Fritz.
e:o5-Mrs A Johnson. Mrs. r.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08
ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METCALr

STUBBY HARRIMAN's finish with the Tacoma Tigers
shows that the Tiger bosses TO hew 10 the line oil
serious business and that discipline will be part and parcel
of their demands.
IF the Tigers win not game this season., said
source of authority Hartman will play another
game a Tiger"
And then the spokesman went on TO explain that the
rule the full tribe
violates rules who steps nut Of the bounds
very the the his fellow
players we'll
Stubby extremely popular among the fans
his bosses and other players
widely permit other forgive
learned Wednesday night why he did
play after reporting himself as Ill
especially he who
get with murder" the boys
with such things l." is what other
Often and then giving their minds
to other than full effort, team
of high grade talent condition and under
He has that Tacoma He has shown himself
Double performer when his form On the other hand
ftered become mediocre of his self
youngster still places But he'll find
1 brass lacks Baseball is strict
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Godoy First Roie Catcher -.

There hasn't been heavyweight catcher like Arturo
Godoy. the Chilean. in some years
And if you doubt what say take peek at the Louis
Godoy championship fight pictures al the Riviera theater
The rugged, rubber -chnned, concrete-bodied South
American absorbed enough leather and dynamite to sink
fleet He did this for round after round.
Yet he kept coming into the dusky champion until flesh
gave way. Not will
Every the book dropped Artuo body chin head
powerful right and brutal
sckenng uppercuts rted bone and flesh contany
Chilean took I'll undertand
long he did
between them hppodome Joe toyed lsziy
Chilean helped build
the return fight created ballyhoo
to the trough again Louis forgot his
hppodrome and work in earnest
the proverbia tough the equally pro-
finally crashed the the
1t not pleasant sight to man being beaten and bat
the tell the story not only of the
but
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Painters Top
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league ball tossing ut Lincoln
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nj 7:s0 and rs both clubs can
Use = win. A bitterly fought
tiff IL In the offinK.
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johnson Paint company retained
first place in city league standings
by trouneing Turf Smoke Shop IL
To Friday night at Lincoln bowl,
the paintmen collecting II hits off
three hurlers. Bland. Felt and
George Lewis all being treated
rsther roughly
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