tutor in Hilliill
Mill Ill Iiili iiiii
l’niry (‘ondorr of Biooltlyn. llll‘ su-
Nelson,
tic iota is i lillti
no 6000 iii tutti
\'ii Moran. the lillilfl heralded New
Orleans lightweight, who is reported and llattiilg
*”-M——_
(ii-aluminum. a month ago,
mittenhst ot a {3159 alarm when m, um :t' the trt-iia in New Haven
made ill> fir>t appearance in No“ iMonday night. before the New Haw"
\‘tJiln at the Harlem Sporting (‘lllLiA C401 "th“ Bl" “"3”". of New
last night Only by it... Hiltfhlrst oi ii’orh, is manager. But‘h Condor) and
tl'laliili3“¢~ he “in, ',,,1.,.M; Silllnuaiuulllnlc‘) have defeated many of the
(illittii. ill-' «with», ld‘i izoiu \‘i.tilt-ti~,~,"tOtigliest Iigliiu‘eights iii the busines.~
\.l..i l-tt‘llii,~ larit‘l .F'iP'l rounds \n'h 3"“) ("’“""‘"ll““‘ '3'“ “’0" '0' a 3”“
I‘VE“) [mound told battle between these two b(>)>
U “in“: .iultuai'd no) of ttiubijng 'over the 20 round route.
t7. ill itiiszzicd Moran 'f‘hei Arrangements have been made at
bt~..tlt.it-.- its tint~iaiitly trying co'the Arena to handle a record crowd.
"‘l‘ out of the (Mini)?! that O'Brien tor interest-in New Haven in thc
peti .L.
luv'ctttl Ret‘eice MtPurtland warned leaning bout is at white heat and the
“I!" i' “ l'hilli' times but Shamu. kpmiadvancc sale of seats indicates a pack
in. tin-stint; to the end, preceding 8d hOuse. Frankie Matter. of New
+ i- that: by it wouldbe one two York, and Young Geurri. of New
1W it York, will ("lash in the semifinal bout
“mi in ii iii'.«- looking, tleaiil) btiiltiof six rounds while the opening bout
tt-llon, ilml a pretty standupiof the show will bring together Joe
\vi'l: ;. cood let; hand m“ p“. Asty of New York, and Kid Sullivan.
‘01“):
:-t; In-
Ititlezi ' l: in ~('(llt‘ :it lung range So of the same city, for four rounds. Al-
llltttll t-t‘ tit‘ lllllv‘ n i.~ giwa up to dermaii Dave l-‘itzGerald will referee
“mil” "lid Kt‘lilfléi «"llt of them that the bouts with Frank N. Smith, as
"WP Wm ‘EU :eztl puritlttitciit on with timer. lit-n Rosenthal. of New York.
“' ”d“ “'"it it“): \A‘o i'-- untmrltml at will be the announcer.
M > end . .___ - ...-..“
mm... .....M not find .... gauge h: BASEBALL POOL RAIDID.
lli- litst mu... m... o "m.“ but n N] (‘lil(‘.\(:(). May 3.—i-‘our inel Klltl
“HM. of n. fen random swings. Moran 'paraphcrniilia used in the operation of
began llsllL’ his left and gained at
«trade in the second, though he slip-
pcd to the floor as the bel. The third ‘
was the best round of all. Martin
shoving he could slug if O'Il'ieii
would keep out of clinches. The corn had been running only a week.
fourth and fiflll went in the Southern- bu‘ had already sold pools throw-m
er by (l shad... (in-59. I...“ . M the city and was doing a noun-ling
of body him... in ii... “-3., and be.” business according to die police. The
eiit'li. but Moi-an recovered his poi” high prile offered each week was an-l
then and cxreilel in the last three mflnouiiccti “H 31,000 "d the lo. as "5
salons. I ~""“ ’
in a second ten rounded Young: COMING BO‘
prown gave Sammy Robidean a lac-i "‘"
log. Both were willing. They core int ‘ Tomomw Night. .
‘ hard all the time. After two evong (.Iermont A' km W and
rounds Brown had the next four “- Bill Shanks.
cause of an accurate left hand. Th! Friday “I‘M'
seventh was ‘ slugging m from bell‘ hown'a Far Bockavvay A. C.- l’ad~
to bell in which nobiaeas bald lils-d' 3““ “d "my “mm“
own. Brown used his right nor. in New PM. A' 0-ka an." and
the eighth, landing severalmt like Young 39""
Brown's left carried the Ilntl‘fm'hhn. ' --_..~
. - 0MBETT RELEASED
, and it was the same thing in the tenth. IY DAN FRANCIOOO
SAN FRANt‘ISl'O, May 3.».loleph
Corbett, brother of James J. Corbett,
and pitcher for the Baltimore Orioles
in 1897 when that team won the Tom-
pic Cup. who made an attempt to
‘G BOUTS.
MORT HENDERSON
TAKES OFF MASK
NEW YORK, May 3.——“Strangler"
Lewis, of Louisville. Ky. defeated
Hort Henderson. known as the
"masked marvel." of Altoona. Fa.
at cathi-ascatch-can wrestling at Mail
ison Square Garden, last night. Lewf
is obtained two successive falls. the
first in 17 minutes and ti seconds with:
an'fichom m“ m“ m m- “,"tnsrsnu LEAGUE
. minutes and 18 seconds With] MAGNATES MEET
a crotch and half nelson. Henderaon'
. NEW HAVEN May 3.—Enstcrn
remmcd h . '
is mask before the bout. iLesrtic magnates spent over two hours
DANBURY GAME. ,here last night in going over the con-
Slmmg mm latitude. of the league and changing
Dear Sir: The Numwg' “,5 of the phraseology wherever a doubt
. .. . . . ' existed as to the meaning of the word.
.Daitbuiy. Mould like to arrange games“
with teams throughout the slate aver: The meeting was called last
‘ week, as all the clubs would be down
in that section of the circuit at this
nginc 15. 16 or 17 years of age. Wot
want to play lean..- ' H '
u around horvallt time . No other matters 01‘” im-
" parlance developed. _
especially. Address pr Downs, Mgr
13 .iimes street, llanbury.
mom of scvernl years, was released
yesterday by the San Francisco club
of the Pacific Coast League. In 1904
he was with the St. Louis Nationals.
r"
After birth, the
two most import-
ant events in a
man’s lifearcclioos-
ing a .vciie, and
choosing a. range.
0f the two, the
range is the easier,
for any range will
accept, but ranges,
like wives, ma 3'
give trouble after
choosing. Choose a
STAMFORD, and you
will have no trouble
with your range—
and less with your
wife. ’
roe. 3.th 1;;,
[M It. NASH Nil. MAIN ST. Cor. WES?!
"Orgrx'f § Hosiery
Yaoucoop'vgmg'...‘ m thoim
Eaton-Insis-
I I
. 7h
‘\ I‘fflimi
» ,3... .. N..-
i tiiiti.
“come back" this spring after a retire~‘
it’ll Milli l8 tut
’ Gilliilllli Willi
PHILADELPHIA, May 3
('upi
and Packet [\Vali .of the Columbia basiball team:
‘0 have outpomted Charlie Wm”, mlilommey, of New York. have bt‘t'lllkllew what was what in the fifteen iii-’
PENN! matched to fight ‘20 rounds to a deci iiiing tie game with Pennsyliania here bout at the
[yesterday The (‘olunibis captain
went to but five times and made two
!hits. scored a run and stole a base. In
ithe field he accepted nine chances
twitl'out a slip up and steadied the
.whole team by his heady playing. Ed
Wolfe. stud] of line Phillirs, was on
tlit iruuud to lack the colic-glans over
and after the game had been called on
account of darkness said: "That boy
[Watt looks good." lie would not say
iany more ,bul rumor has it that he
‘will get an offer to join Pat Moran's
;t\'aiittnal League champions.
i
l
I NOTES OF THE DIAMOND.
There will be no special dygppnm. big former plasterer and his manager.
illili NEWS Alli) Hills
1’ ii iii liiilliiii lliflii
i
‘lt'fl hand in the
so says his inannger. Mike Collins
who simultaneously calls on the Min-
nesota tall man to exhibit
swollen bunch of knuckles.
landed a stiff punch squarely on
Reich‘s forehead and sprained the
mints of the bones leading to the first
three fingers of the hand. Thereafter
whenever he hit Reich solidly the
hand became worse until in the last
‘two rounds of the bout he was barely
able to tap Reich will! it.
i The injury caused Fulton to call
08 tentative arrangements for a bone
‘with lint-i- liodel at the (‘Iermont A. t“.,
‘of Brooklyn, tomorrow night, The
Fulton
glut tannin
CUBS iii lililiii
i
Fred Fulton would have landed aj ClfiCINNA‘H, 0., May 2.-The chi-i
clean knockout hunch on Al Reich last 'cago National League club must namet
Frldéti' “Lulu if 11“ “8d!" injured lilil‘IZI players eligible to take part in Nat-t
fifth round of their {101ml League contests, and only llltse“
I Slldllm‘ 5- C- A! isn‘t inien can play, but the Chicago club,
is allowed until next season to dis
pose of other players whomthey may
i
a badlylltlaln, tbut who are not eligible to‘.
play in the National league. This is
,the construction placed by Chairman
lAugust Herrmatnn, of the National
"oiiiiiiission. on the agreement enta‘
ed into with the Chicago (‘ubs at the
‘peace agreement here last winter.
, "The Cubs must file their eligible
list today along with all other Na-
ticral League clubs, and only these
men can participate in National Lcag.
no games," said Mr. Herrmann here
itioday “They, however, can change
their list at any time, and from time
tiou to allow the (‘ubs to carry more have liied west to that dear Rochester, to time, bl“ may not haw PM“ than
ilila" W't‘ntl'one men on their (‘Hfllblp Minn. to be gone at least ten days. 21 men on their ““31”!” “5‘ “l “"5
,llsl.
They will be allowed to keep all Collins w,” manage ”... giant's nf onetime. They may carry fifty men
itlic men they had under contract whpmfaira from there by wire, expecting on their Dillon. ““9”": if Ell"! de-
tthc time,
iwilt ht- eligible ill one time. Any Int'll
t
i
{lilt'lt‘ it” ten days. as is the case pith
lit“ the other clubs.
. llarry Newton Hempstead. “Ii. 8.
lot that institution.
i Hunter made a good play on Dilu»
’bert's hunt. It was not a difficult play
but not the easiest iu the world. The
youtl. handled it neatly and without
'f‘ltls.
Stengel did some frantic club swing-
ing in the ninth while awaiting his
[turn to but. which. if meant to harass
l’I‘esrcau, might have been spirit or
might have been small business, ac.
cording to the point of view.
llcnny Kaufl‘ in a good ball player,a
first class ball player. but there in
nothing yet to Indicate that he is the
equal of George Burns, Zach Wheat or
Max‘Carey as an outfielder of all
around vsiuo to his club.
The defeat of the Dodgers removes
them from first place. They were
there for a day and are likely to be
back soon the way they are playing.
The Bravos are the leaders; pro tem.
The Browns have lost seven mines
in succession and are within onc of
the Giants' record.
ummmt
in means
(Continued from First Page.)
,tcnded. only one member of the board
I being absent.
. The hm subject to be taken up
'after tire calling of the roll and the
trending of the minutes of
ions meeting by the secretary,
that of the report of the building oom-
mlttce. This report was not I I
one, and had to deal principally with
the work of grading, at the Cedar
street. the Prospect, the Center, and
the Winnipnuk schools. Some repairs
which will have. to be made at the
’(‘enter School. in the sanitation. was
discussed. Work of repairing, at the
Winnipnuk School, that is, the doors.
and windows, has been completed,
and there remains only the grading
to be attended to. Plans and specih-
cntlons will be drawn up for this
work as soon as possible and handed
out to the various local contractors
to estimate, within a short time.
Further business of the meeting,
the most important of which was that
of the election of teachers to the
town's staff, by the board, was con-
ducted In an executive session, and
after a rather lengthy discussion, the
following rules and regulations in re-
gard to the matter. were decided up-
on.
1. Married female teachers, with
less than twelve years‘ experience,
may be elected by the board, as nub
stitutc teachers, or as teachers in
the prev-i
general llillnlIlL' while away, but will
ring for tit least two weeks.
i Jolmry Mack. head of the syndicate
‘that has bought the exclusive New
.limmy Johnston in back from the
South, which means that things will
'begli. to move again at the Garden.
Jimmy says there has Men no change
in the arrangements for the Ted Kid
Lewis-like Gibbons alair net for hlav
lit, despite the beating Lewis receiv-
cd from Jack Brittori in New Orleans
last Monday. '
Lewis will do his training for Gib
boni- at the same place Frank Moran
got ready for Willard—on the shore
of Earnings Lake. Lewis went there
yesterday and intends to toll aaaldu-
ously until the day of action Irriven.
Conditions will be diluent from the
time when Moran with ‘up there. for
Lewis will not find three feet of snow
inow.
l
Milburn Saylor, of indiumlia, who
has created quite a. reputation for
himself in boots outside of New York.
particularly in the middle West and
Australia. will make his first metro-
politan appearance here on May 12.
Young Brown wil be his opponent in
the affair, which will be at the Har-
lem Sporting Club.
if Willie Ritchie can be enticed
away from his studies at Columbia
University he. will please Jack Brit-
ton, the new welterweight clumpton.
An offer of a purse of $10,000 has been
made by the American A. C., of Kan-
sas City. for a battle between the two.
lThey have fifteen round bouts In Kan-
sas City, with a decision at the end.
yet Britton is not afraid to risk his
gtitlo. His manager, Dan Morgan, has
wired the promoters he is willing if
I Ritchie 18.
Jobiniy Kilbane. the lightweight
tholdor of'thuv featherweight title. will
i‘"° wuiie Jackson. a New Yarh boy,
a whirl in n all round setto In Phil-
iadelphia army 8.
Sootty Monteit'h lo clamoring for a
bout for Johnny Dundee with Benny
Leonard and has asked Jinimy Johns
ston to arrange it at the Garden the
latter part of May. He has accepted
terms and it's now Billy Gibson’s turn
to do the same on behalf of Leonard.
Joe Humphrles is rounding up‘pugi-
ilstic stars, past and. present. to ap-
pear It the benelt. Friday night. tor
sporting writer now crippled and in
need. Charley mannered: has caused
the Pioneer Sporting Club mils.
the evening schools._
2. No additional married female
teachers shall be elected and employ»
ed by the board.
3. The marriage of any female
In regard to. the kindergarten (loo-
tlon the following regulation wns
adopted: .
1. The kindergarten shall continue
usually with but one union.
but one poncho: for two unions in.
the play sctivities In the primary
grabs.
It in aluminum. tfl the.
thugs orth-
., ¥ M kw”.
. -m ‘
II
3 long “Ci VII not taken
mom
i
shop aaga'latloaawlilbeloflodhflfim
P'l‘liotio who have promised to but two
one minute rounds are Bob mus
Pater Haber. Kill I“ vs.
McGovern vs.
Imans vs,
Jack O’Brien. Torry
. land.
I. I
......
Joe Weiung. the you: (1th
.
mu poo-immemnltonmm mama-mi
mils caught. on» at last. no ‘A
Myriam” m,
humanoid-isms. C..n'
John H. Roldan, a veteran New York -
'I’HW' Was made. its was agreed on at to lisu- his cliarge's next .Ctilllt‘nf‘M"' Thin “News“! \Hh W in
. , t .
but only Nt‘ntycno of them with Jim (‘oifcy Fulton will do light order to allow them to dliitose of the
‘large number of players that they
put nit illN illt‘i.:ibip 1"“ must uw‘not risk his tender hand in any spar.,wero practically forced to retain
:lhrougli the amalgamation of the Na-
tional and Federal League teams, but
'was not intended to omit to any ad
. baseball pool are in the hands “fi'9l, athlete, business man and pruriork rights of Fulton, lost moi-ethnn‘vantagta-for the t‘ubs or disadvantage
"19 D‘ilit‘t’ lOdIY- All Illt‘led clearingltlcut ot the New York National Mag. $2,000 on his first venture, perhapszto other clubs in so far as the playing
mu“, {or the pool was raided “film: Ham-ball t‘lub." has been iioininnt»t82.50tl. He had guaranteed Fulton 86,- season of '19"; was concerned."
night, and the men were arrested Indy”! by lllt' alumni of Lafayette College 000 and Ileich $2,000 The gross re-i
the prize lists confiscated. The can '0" “ Piut‘t‘ on the board or trustwslt‘eiplr‘ Hi litP bout WW9 only “.388.
i cuicaco. May 2.——The llltel'pretn
ttion by Chairman Herrinaiin, oi the
National Baseball Commission, or Ull-
agreement allowing the Chicago Nu
ltionals and the St Louis Americans to
retain more. than 21 players was not
that of President Weeghnian and
Manager Tinker, but it is not bellevA
ed that any hardship will be worked
as the changes possible in the eligible
list will leave, a loophole.
The Chicago club reduced its roster
today to 25 players by the release of
Pitcher Ad Brennan to the Atlanta
Southern Assochtlen team.
MENNAN To IOX WILD IURT
KENNY.
Rlll Brennan, the Chicago heavy
weight, who knocked out One Round
Davis in a bout at Buffalo the. other
night, will oppose Wild Burt Kenny, of
the Bronx, in' the feature ten round
bout tomorrow night at the Stadium
Athletic Club in West Thirty-fourth
street. Arrangements for the bout
were completed yesterday. It was the
original intention of the management
to stage a ten round bout between
boot Smith. the Calfornla heavy-
weight, but this match had to be shut
dotted because of an him to the lat-
ter'i- hand. In another ten mund boat
Jimmy Anderson, at Indianapolis. will
meet Eddie Kelly, the Harlem light‘
weight.
STOMACi-t TROUBLES.
Digestion is largely v. mechanical
iprocean. When there an stomach
'troubles there is usually a. wttlrm
of the muscles upon which digestion
so largely depends. To strengthen
these muscles and overcome stomach
troubles our druggist, Frank H. llnx-
tor, guarantees Vinol, a reliable non-
secref remedy. which contains iron to
purify and enrich the blood, the medi-
cinal extractive: of fresh cod liver
without oil, and the nourishag prop»
tertcs of beef peptone, all couture“! to a
‘delicious native wine. if you are suf«
toting from stomach- troulilc, it will
pay you to try it.
innit tau l
liliilllilli} it‘ltlli
Frank H. Baxter has sold hundreds
jot Jars of Hahn, and although he of-
fload to remnd the purchase price to
any dissatisfied purchaser, not one Jar
has been returned.
! While this is summon in use",
yet the moat marvels-stung lo the
-\
teacher shall automatically make void Young Corbett, Abe Atteli vs. K. 0. ’ reports of chronic cases-of scum: that
her existing contract with the board. Brown, Young Grllo vs. Jack McAu- have been cured by this maple-skin COLLEGE RESULTS YEa‘rERDAY.
Iilfc and‘nsr’nswuiis vs. Kid atom-Irma. People who- am sauces wittii
Ionics, webs and even bleeding Itch-i
ing hove found» relief in illokara.
i No matter whore the mo. Dini-
2. Such moi: iii-m mm, as thdmm int-flu plot or other breaking out occurs.
wholhoron thunk-Ids.” a
ibody, trio'sppucattsn of munitions
lava quick relief, and even the worst
orndst chronic may undid he cut-
ed h a short tiniet .7 -’
. Tove-i buy Him in today
i
tun.
mmnmifi
~73
Chortle Weinert. of Newark. and Gun- .
l
i
no. ”mountain. and withf '
Mr
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{0800800108 iiiiillES
’ NATIONAL LEAGUE.
‘ -_
Games Yesterday.
Boston, 4; Philadelphia, 2.
New York, 2: Brooklyn. 1.
St. Louis, 3; Chicago. 0.
Pittsburgh-Cincinnati, rain,
1 Standing in National League.
W. L.
‘Boeton ................ 7 i .636
l Brookiy n ............. ti 4 .600
i l‘llhdt'illlllfl .......... 7 5 .583
iChicago ............... h 6 .571
it‘im innati ............ 8 8 .500
1 Pittsburgh ............ 7 a is:
,St. Louis ............ 7 s .itiT
New York ........2 9 .1112
Games Today.
Brooklyn at New York.
i Cincinnati at St. Louis.
l Chicago at Pittsburgh.
i (Only three games schetiuledi. w
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Games Yesterday.
Washington, 7: Boston, 4.
, New York. 9: Philadelphia. 4,
l Cleveland. 6: Detroit, 1
Chicago, 5; St. Louis. 1
Standing in American League.
W. L Pi‘
Washington .......... 10 6 . “5
New York ........... 8 6 .571
l‘hicago .............. :0 8 .550
Iloston ............... 9 a .529
Detroit .............. 9 x .529
(‘leveland ............ 8 8 .500
St. Louis ............. 6 9 .400
Philadelphia ...... . .. t 11 .267
Guinea Today.
New York at Philadelphia.
(Only one game scheduled).
INTERNATIONA LLEAGUE
Gomo- Yesterday.
Newark. 13: Rochester. 7.
Montreal. 11; Richmond. 1.
Bulalo. 4; Providence, 3.
Bonnie”. 6: Toronto, 2.
Standing in International League.
W. L. P.(‘
Newark ............... 5 0 1.000
Providence ............ 6 l .000
Richmond ............. i 2 .666
Baltimore ............. 4 3 .57)
Montreal .............. 3 3 .500
Buflalo ‘. ............... 3 3 .500
Toronto ............... 0 5 .000
Rochester ............. 0 5 .000
(lama Today.
Toronto at Baltimore.
Montreal at Richmond.
Buffalo at Providence.
Rochester at Network.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
*‘V
Garne- Yesterday.
Lynn. 7: Hartford. 6.
New London. 3: Lawrence. 2.
Lowell. 11; New Haven, 4.
Springfield. 5: Worcester. 1.
(Only four games scheduled).
Standing in Eastern League.
W. L. RC.
Lowell ...............3 1 .750
Portland ....... . ...... 2 1 .666
Springfield ............2 1 .666
[Ann ................. 2 1
New London .....‘....2 1 .606
Bridgeport ....... , .. . .2 2 .500
Lawrence ..............2 2 .500
Hartford . ............. 1t 2
Newnaven...........1 3 .250
.Worcester ............0 3 .000
Games Today.
Worcester at Hartford.
Lawrence at Bridgeport.
Lowell at Springfield.
Lynn at New London.
Portland at New Haven.
GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIA-
TION YESTERDAY.
fndisnapolls, 3; Kansas City. 2.
(Only one game played).
GAMES M 900111!!!“ AuOCIL
TION YESTERDAY.
Birmingham 4; Atlanta, 3.
Nashville, 5: Memphis. 4.
Mobile. 2; New (means, 1.
Little Rock, I; Cbotunooga. 4.
Harvard, 6; Georgetown, 1.
Penn State, 2; Colgate. 1.
i New Hampshire, 8; Bates, 2.
i Springneld, 8;;Maas. Aggies, 0.
___-_.I
' ”caucus GAMES room.
i Virgida at Princeton.
Penis. into at West Point.
hum at Colby.
‘on Cross It Jule.
Rhnde nun at (runny.
Unions atJ , ,
Wash. and Jul. at (laugh Tech.
» Whom Univ. at Leblgh.
I
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no.
.“gtby the highest bidder among
feluba. Three bids have been received.
‘
. Get the Range of
. Smoking Satisfaction
A ”Bull" Durham cigarette
. has allth vim, vigoLand dash
’ of Uncle Sam's fighting men.
That's why the American
, Army is an army of “Bull“
i Durham smokers. Foravirile.
i lively, manly smoke, "roll your
(i own" with “Bull" Durham.
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~' i SMOKING TOBACCO
i
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mellow-sweet flavor are dupi-
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smoke for three generations.
[an to “roll out"
with “Bull" Durham —you
can do it with a little procaine
—and you'll learn new amok:
enjoyment.
”Virginia-Military tram. "‘
Rochester at Cornell.
Georgetown at Tufts.
.-
DUNDEE TO BOX LEONARD.
Three Bids Already Received for
Event Between the Lightweight;
Johnny Dundee and Benny Leonard.
the Iightwelghts who contested such a
fast bout at the Garden recently have
been matched again, but no decision
has been made as to time and place.
According to Scotty Honteith, mans.
ger of Dundee .the only point settled
is that there Is going to be a bout,
.while Billy Gibson, manager for Leon-
ard, says that the event will be held
the
one mm Madison Square Garden. one
from Ebbota Field. and another from
.333lWashingtaon Park. There an also
three tentative dates assigned for the
bout. May 13, 19 and 24.
What Is i’yurrhea?
There isn't any necessity of giving
you the scientific definition. That Is-
volveI the use of too many hard
“‘Ol'dh. in plain language Pyorrhea
is a disease of the gums and jaws.
causing a secretion of pus that makes
the mouth. very offensive. The dis-
ease involves the teeth, usually those
of the lower jaw—they become loose
and finally come out. ,
if your lower taeth are getting
loose. the sooner you. see a dentist.
,tbo better for your future health and
comfort. Taken at. an early stage
pyorrhea is fairly easy to treat. The
Ionge'r one waits. the more difficult
serious ”the consequences of the delay.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
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