Mercantile Bureau Takes
Stand For It—Iliergyinen;
Against It.
DANBLRRY. June 12.~40pinlon in
‘Danbury in regard to the staging .Oi‘:
the Fulton-Dempsey bout in this cityl
on July 4 appears to be diritled. Many!
people favor the bout uniting place 4
here. and many others are opposed to
it. and arguments pro and can one ad.
vaneed by both sides. V’l‘he latest de-
velopments in the local situation are
the. actions. taken by? two pixie bodies.
Sunday the Danbury Mipisterial’ asso-
ciatibn. the membership of which in-
cludes practically all the clergyman of!
Incubury, Bethel and .Redding held afi
meeting and voted. to investigate the
legality of the contest. This morning
the directors of the Mercantile Bureau 'late hour will accommodate man'yl'VDel.
of the Chamber of Commerce passed
without a dissenting vote a resolution
favoring the holding of the bout in!
this city. 7 .
The meeting of the Ministerial asson
elation was called especially to discuss
the proposed exhibition. and it we.»
finally decided to investigate thele-
gality of the bout. If it is found that
it is not legal to hold such an exhibi-
tion in Danbury. the association will
do what it can. it is stated. to see that;
the law is enforced. If it is found that:
the proposed bout will comewithin the
law relating mammal; then the asso
ciation, accdidln'g towns members. can
do nothlnérfllev. E. ‘B. liar-her. prest-
deut of the association. was delegated
.ai‘efc0mmiftec to inquire into what
action ibefa‘ssbciation can'ltuke. I
it“ was reDQEied on the streets yes?
icrday morning that the association
llztdzt‘locided do do nothing about 013-.
posing the-bout, but this. report, Mr.‘
Barber enema not dim-och saying
that ltwns etitle unanimous‘opinion 01f
the clear .. at. the § meeting lthat
they oppose any bout being held heron1
The: Mercaaile bureau. .thnough, tha'
noggin-of its Bdlrectors» this forenoon.
expressed it"s’qltfas favoring the. hold-I
ing of'tile eighjbition. and passed a res-
olution: to the effect: that the bureau
shall do citric-platonic its tumor to
further tileJ'Staélng of the exhibition
llcrc, . o
WI 11‘ tTtilnaiiLM"
I‘Pzfll, expressed himself as favoring
the maftchberewand. gave “as. his
opinion. that. it would result in 'a. bone»
fit 10' thewlty in other ihclp‘r’omotors‘
had agneed to nilo‘w'manbury people
pl‘il'ileges in connection with the exhl-
bitiori, such as parking automobiles}.
refreshments. seat cushions and almi-
lafi. things. in addition Ml Gulnan
said.‘tlle promoters we're, Willing’to‘
make liberal chairmen io‘c'iiii'inautd
tio spud to carncm tics. .
‘llnattar'ivmsfa will; [ met!
{eliciting Mr. Quinan’s statement. and
“‘Elfin’th? following resolution was-pro:
po'sed it was passed unanimously.
Resolved: That the Mercantile-nu-
rear: of the Danbury‘Cb‘ambér Micah!
pierce hereby go unrecord. through
its directors. as being enthusia‘stically
in favor of the boxing exllibltion which
in}; proposed shall be. lleltl'in Dan-
bury July 4, and that {this bureau .ahall
‘10 everything in itspowcr‘to further .
the. staging ofthls exhibition in Dam
bury innem'ly every respect. and that
it. can tune wise-be of detriment to
the city's bestlntere'ste, owing to the,
fact that lbe'zlinitedl’st‘zttes gouel‘nc
ment and many other influential" agen-
cies recognize the value of suchlcom
tests. audatha't general opinion ~ conv
corningthenrfllrhs undergone 'a very
£101;ch ork Doctors:
; FigbliugPoiSen Gas.
‘_ Do you know that you folks at home
{is well as the brave boys ‘ ‘ovcr tilcrc” ’
are menaccd by "pulsed gagf—thc
insididus kind that stools away ilcalth
auditlie joy of living, in the perpetually
recurring disturbances» resulting from
a gassy, sour stomach. ». r. .
‘v 1200 New York physicians regularly
prescribe JOH N13 D IGE Sill/35"“
TABLETS as the most perfect tom ~
of relief knownfégt‘ixtsfitsghgmch dis}:
orders. The TABLE'i‘S" in: highly _ ‘
beneficial for gastric .nnd “intestinal
indigestion, hearth -. ,ncid .orlsour ’
stomach, flatulence and gastric onlarrfl ‘
They sure do finish. that poisongas: « '
which is {lie basis oijpmosi ’stotfl‘lach
ailments. as well as banish batdbreatb
which usually heralds that gas-filled _ JV
stomach. ’
_ ‘ Get the TAnggsrs
at your drug:
store. 'I‘hey'insgir on: K i ,
pounced yesterday. “by President John
«w. ,......-,.... m m ,
was...”
4 l
Twilight baseball will ‘be given uh
tryout in at least, two of the new in.-
ternational league cities, it was-tin-
Farrel. Binghamton and Baltimore
have already made arrangementc tot
start games at 6 :30. Other cities may _ ’0
follow if the experiment warrants.
G. F. Johnson,
hamton club. was the first to
permission to make the change. The a
lane working in shoe factories there ..
who have so far been unable to lit-l
tend» the games. .
“Negotiations are under. way’for a
r Tommy.
Claude Williams, pitcher, and ”Byrd
Lynn.
ownerrof the Bing-’Amoricann both - within t . .
request “jumped":the club today to enlist. lu
NOTED OARSMEN till-LED.
Shiliiday Wu thmen Star
5 Th 3 . Columbia.
Chicago .NM or ‘- nu smurwfim of ammonia»
Plttsburgh 3' Boston 2' (S‘Xteenlcrew at Columbia universitykln 1916.
13min 8). . _
Ginginnati at. Brooklyn. (Rain). imember oi the varsity crew last year]
“STERN“ RESULT!
M
more
National tongue. !
l
i
at Burns. testifies in his ‘31!“ 4’0? d1: St. Louis at Philadelphia. (Rain). “Walther disbanded on em: '0! PYODOSEH'SMeCtiIlg m
vorca thathie wue‘dmfiled him {01 ——-———s gwar conditions-and.allorollnd-populul‘ Dem andFultotho
the count With a knife and flowerpot American League. athlete and collegial, has been killedl ., - " ~ ‘ ‘ « ‘, . . Q
He avers that-she scored points on ~ linzFrance', according to news received . lug: ' ‘ toaGneahkmnt Li
many another occasion. Life in a _ Cleveland 4. New York 3. (Twelve this week by the Columbia Alumni" Because Of Battle Bflmi
trench would be “home sweet home" Inglfiggo 4' Boston 1. Wow from a friend 0‘8““;de .1 n 1‘ Utah.“ andsitteisler E y. l
base. hospital with .the American. Ex— .
lDeflifiOnaw - Forces. Shiilidoy was“ From all we can ‘hear, Joe Mulviwi
.widelwknown on the camp‘s?" Indeed. hill will‘goth‘rough with hisishare of}
bio nameuwasfammac to nearly every the contract to put on the twenty-
‘studenu‘ in the «uniyemityr He was round baut‘betwoenlla’ck Dempsey of
Philadelph'a 8, Dell-mt 1.
St. Louis 4. Washington 2.
Chicagt
he draft.
with . the
w.“-
catcher. '
STANDING OF THE CLUBS -,
l
V National League ' .
:1
PLANT mutant-"rt
Home Gardeners May Produce Sufi ,
From a Small Plot. ‘ d ;‘ .
. .. . 4 «1.. an
r isn’t too late the first flanked-Elk
j '3 [0 plant potatoes ‘inmfl‘flfitm;
" s of the United States, mfg?“ ,
must of the United States Depart?“
l out or" Agriculture; “who-Ware: rev
I .mmending that all available sbtice
in gardens be usedyfordhls crontzrto
safeguard home supplies , and to res
(limo transportation. ‘
Their recommendation: is made de-
spite the fact that polarities require
more space than moategarden corps,‘
and should not be planted insmnlll'
gardens to the fex'clusion of outcrops»
etabies. One-bushel of seed‘ipqtagmi'
toes will plant one-tenth of'envooro 2:
or a plot 44‘by 100~foet and mm Drown
duoe enough potatoes for the use or. ,
a. family on five during the winter. At. 5.
shipbuilding yard at Wilmington Won Lost pg; kilied on Marinas the monitor a tall Utah and Fred Fulton of Minnesota,
‘ Eggs? k ("23; i: .72; fromonaopoplamy .on July 4 in Connecticut. =
My » or ' ' , ’
When Charles A. Comiskey.‘ presi- Cincinnati ‘23 23 . €30 Wfifiififa’; “5‘s“ f'in“ MM“ Mrs-i - The monomeric new?“ “’1 a“
dent . urine club» learned of their in- Pittsburgh 20 23 . $66 He. h ‘ “may" ”f “mm the mm“ m “Mb” HMS We
‘tention. he demand“ the return 03 3931011“ . 20' 25 .4“ , ,g t5, Yonkers. He was twenty- eyerythlng W1“ comeiout‘ flue-audition
itheir’ uniforms and terminate d their ghiladelphm 18 2? .419, one years old, .graduatedfrcm the dy. and he’s going aboueltolllng folks
. _ , . , ., t- Lows 18 3?; 3;: Yonkemnlgn schoolin-lelwa prom]. to be sure-to lee-there on the selected
match between Lew
national. Philadelphia lightweight and
Johnny Kllbane, the featherweight
Tendlerpthe sen- contracts.
B kl . ~ ,
roo‘ 3'“ 1,7 'nent :utbhlee; entered-Commas, .001. date and-see the fireworks. Thema-
. I19“ 1'70 yem‘ago; and left them last .lority of fight fanev would-like to see
'Mayaea member of the second Am. Joe get-through-~with the mill,- not so
P.—
American League.
"A!
Joe Jackson. on outfielder, recently
- rds t
champion new one. Dune armyhoxing VIM-t “wash“, to work in the. ya a ’ Woolen: PILbulance unit 88m to France-by the much because they are‘nnxious to load
instructors. JTllle); 1:30 13;? in Winn-ill.a on. ......——— q ggftfog'mvk g? 33 ‘23?"P'l’8‘bmmn h capital: of NEW/”York him up with in bankroll, but because
Cl veland on u or. r . . ~ .. ‘ , . .
e y Williams and Lynn probably will gilicafod at 19 ,558 nggisifibel 4 last he‘ entered me they wane to see just. new thin-gs
Clay Turner, the Indian heal/Iprluy baseball lnthe Steel League. “3390:; a: 33 Egg States Avi item squad of the. United stand in the. heavyweight class or
' - " ‘ ~ 0 . . . ., 7 ~ . }
weight, will probably appear in India!) Clay Turner. who knockediwasmngmn 24 26 .480 the accident“)? corps. ho-detalls oflfighters 11;)me . .
Scranton, Pa, within the next few not George Chip and was afterwards? Philadelphia 18 27 .400 gr m 211’ were .given in the. tele“ But our nus as they are tolsee the
weeks. In. his last appearance in beaten, hereby Harry Greb. WHfItltie Detroit. 15 27 .357. ' a ”“9““! by hm‘parents, . titling! gut}; that-wenthueiasm 1:139th
Scraton he Was beatein by Tom matched to meet the winner 0. 8 --~—-— PLAN 50—“-~.—-- ' _ [c cc e y e arguments etween
Gibbons, the St. Paul middle: Battling levinskySllai'leY Wernert ‘ WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY “Missal: P fJohn Relsler, otherwxse "John the
weight. Turner 13' also 93990190 eight round battle at Jersey City W Nltionai League I S lTAL'FUND"l?:ag;b:ri who clalms: tongue the onlg
' " :1‘1. 1 u manager .0 money. on
to box in Jersey City within 'the morrcw-nlghi.
coming three Weeks. , Turner is:
hot after rBottling Levinsky. and
states the Herbrew is evading him.
Tommony Burns announces that he
is anxious 'to return to the «ling-end
prove that he still" retains a lot of his
old printer and skill. rRight on top or
The heavy rain caused a postpone
ment. . of the fight, which was sched-v
uled for last night. the Armory A. C.
officials announcing theyeathor per.
”mining ille‘wfight» would be signed
W‘ednosdny night instead.
War Entertainment Committee to l
, Stage Bouts . 5
(Game‘in‘lfinding boxers will be seen in action
. . ndison Square Garden on Thurs.-
‘day, June 20. for the fund for the or
,eotjon of auditorlllms in- hospitals and
Abel entertainment of ’our boys who
have been wounded “over there." The
Chicago at New York; (flame starts .
at 3:45). .
Cincinnati at
starts lit 3:30).
Pittsburgh at Bostonp 1‘
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
cont—a.
nun—nu"—
Americau League.
m
others who now claim to be me {did-
ing spirit of the young igiant from
llthh. “J. the B.” is so dead sore for
"the way Dempsey has treated him that
he is not only determined to stop
iDe'mpscy from making money; but all
others who aspire ”to exhibit "Jack as1
present there is a surplus of Oldnilllr ,t. '.
tatoes on the market- andlsufiicient: ....
peed can be». obtained at reasonable..,_
prices. it is suggested .«tbereforqu,
that seed housed more liberally than...,
last year, and that as: to 15 bushelfi
of seed be usedpersacre. , .
It is also urged that ciw_authol'l«,
ties and managers of largecoypora-
tiona arrange for the use of uuoggu'fi“
pied land and have it. plowed pre-
pared and assigned. for potato gLOW‘ _
ing. , it imuggested that “19329599193553
purchase seed in large. Quantities can y’
furnish it to the growers at a 9710.8
'just enough .,._,abOVe cost . to J {goiter '
handling and shrinkage. Mining. or? _
“liners are needed they" can hon
\
i:
i
motion bf'lb‘é but '
" {Aboard then given,
lastingrcl‘éb ‘
radical change since the inaugurniltn
of the war.
LEONARDTO FIGHT AT
' ELM CLTY lN «SEPT;
Champion Lightwcipht to can, Charley
White, Cline or Other" Contende" ,
Tendicr Out of;lt.l ‘
Benny Leonard, world's lightweighh
champion, will defend his title. against;
some logical contender at the Arena.
in=~ktew Haven next September. so
night. 7 The bout is planned by thei
Ryan A. C..‘tllc club w‘hlcll was re}
sponsi‘ble for lfionurd's lust appear.4
once here. and will introduce eithcrl
Charley White ' of Chicago, Frankie
Callahan of Brooklyn, or lrieh Party
"Cline. as 4.119 champion's opponent.
bis sanction: it
”will be probably 20.rounds to tide:
clutch. Lew Tendler is not considered
in the present plane.
DOG SHOW IN GREENWICHW
A dog show will be held at The
.Edgéwoodiinflrecnwlch on Saturday.
June'llll, from,16 a. in. until 6 p. m.
This will be given by the Edgewood
Kennel Clubznggu'hicll,’holds ashow at
The Edgewoodi'every summer, usually
for‘all sorte’end conditions of dogs.
but this time thé also will be open for
fanCy. The cases will be placed in the
Grotto/r and their occupants will be
judged ,, by Mrs. Charles G. ‘Woet, ‘Jr..
ofAFWesthury” Longlsland, and A. A.
Best of Brooklyn, N... Y. . Premium
lists and entry blanks may be,,cbtein}
ed from Greenwich Kennels or Green»
wich. or fromthe superintendent of
the show, George F. Foley, 1309 San‘
sum street,'Philadelpbia. , . 1
BALL GAMES ‘PQSTPONED
-BR‘00KLYN. “June 12 (NdfiO‘nEUr'
l boxing champion. and Jack Britton of
‘.Chit:ago, former welterweight titlehold-.
"of Leonard. returned from Philad
cording ‘to information learned last}.
toy. breeds only, miniatures in the dog .
‘tereolastic Championship track aud'md cod‘liver pcptoneaflronaend mane
, the Bridgeport students coppe‘d thei” Frank H.~Baxter
' Southwestern honors. but it is up tolwhp‘re, '
Brooklyn-Cincinnati . postponed. Rain
i _
a New york at gangland. War bosnltulentertalnmcm committee
Philadelphia at Detroit ‘
Washington at St._.Louia.
Boston “at Chicago.
LEONARD MAY BOX BRITTON
Present Plano CE" for a Six-Round
Bout'at Shibe Park in July
=Benny Leonard. world’s lightweight
tic cdmlyfil yet hold "ln'this country.
Every omit that is put. on will be
fought strictly on its merits. Benny
Leonard, Tod lewis, Johnny Dundee,
_ Joe Welling. Jack Britten. Fred Fulton,
Jack Dempsey, Johnny Tillman, Packy
McFarland, Kid Herman, now a rcseri’o
in the navy at New ‘Orleans: Jim
_ Coffey, Battling ,Lerinskproe Lynch
ounboat Smith, 11am (ll-6b. Ritchie
Mitchell; Pa’tse'y Cline and Frankie
Callahanhave promised to right.
A committtee of matcllmakers is at
work’nrranglng the bouts, so that cool:
.man who uppenrs in these six round
bouts will meet an opponent who will
make it a real fight.
"—nu-v—nv
palsoosasero on
Eastern League‘sfi'elulfs
Newtflnren‘fi. Waterbury 8.
New Haven 2, Waterbury 4).
NewLondon .2. Springfield 0.
, New London 13. Springfield 03” ‘
Bridgeport ~7. fibrtford‘ l. .. "
'lProvidence 5. Worcester 1.
southern Asoopiationfiesults
New Orleans 8,-Memohis 2.
New Orleans 2. Memphis 1.
Atlantic 9. Nashville 8.“
Mobile 5, Little Rock*2.
ci‘fiifay‘e' been partlcally matched for a
six-round bout. to be held in Philadel.
pitta thelatterrpart of . this.rnonth 0!
early in July. «Billy Gibson. manager.
ammo
at midnight last night. after at confer~
once with Bobby Donnee. who plans to
promote the bout at Shlbe Park. Deon-
Ill‘d.’Glefill said. weighed about. 137
pounds now, but, while he would undcr~
take to box Britten. the little Harlem
fighter was still capable of making the;
required lightweight poundege.
American Annulment Reunite
St. Paul 6. Leuleville' 2. ‘
Toledo 6, Kansas City “5.
Indianapolis 4. Milwaukee 2.
Columbus 4. Minneapolis 1.
Members of the New York A. C. will [@mmom’ Leanne: Result: _, mi‘BETHELzTot‘TolL _
have. an opportunity to see. Benny Baltimore 4, Jersey City-3. ' '- . QNE‘G’I‘ATE'S ROADS
Leonard inmctton nontLMonday night Binsiiammon'e. Hemmer. , . : . ‘
Syracuse: ‘6. , Buffalo 0.x .
Toronto 3’ Rochester 2 To Completevwark‘on .BiaokIRock ‘
< ,w -
"Turnpike .Here by Saturday
The” work of the Falrfleld country
jail prisoners on iheyBlack Road
turnpike will come to an end by
Saturday: and R. E. Donnley; sup-
ervisor of state . repairs. regrets
that he. will lose this fine gang of
workmen. The medium the jail,
16 in number will be sent’toyorlc
next week on the ' building or the
when the world'sligbtwoight champion
will .bolrnln :1 special bout. In addition
tllcl‘e%llebe? an; ramfilmgouemlpqn‘i .
with contests inifour c’lenses: tim‘orur
are now being’nlndcr-to nrrange a spc» "
clal amateur boutxbelWeen-‘Joe Sullivan .
Trinity Club, and Arthur lllrschberger,
Union Settlement A. (‘., two of the.»
leading lilo-pound boxers in this dis]
trict. ’
—-Sentmel Want Mellie Wonders
. OVE‘HWORKIDMIM '
.
Couldn't Get Man to Fill ‘Hia Place Had
to Keep Onmljlow He plddt.
. Saratosa, Coir-"l .nm ' an engineer
,, land overworked so l could not sleep.
W i' u
‘ ‘was tired all the _ tune. I could. . _ .
N. H. s.’ATHLE(TES WIS-BIG MgETimt get a“ mun to fill my place eo‘hnd road throiugh Bother.“ ta f d ves-
TAKE PART ' . ‘tokeep on working. 'My drugglst asked ffiuDEYV :0: “22ml 6;. from: creel
-—-"‘ ime to‘ try Vinol and u. mun me up? a’ § “ ' “1:. 13m m ‘00..“
Manahger 1:033” MuKibba“ 021““? 1° lend strengthened me so Heelziineaand out. w" men a ey
cal llig sclool track team “Winfieléep all right_”.~lgaag.w; Bmmr¢ w
nounced that his team win complete' There is no secret about, Vinol. it
in the Southwestern Connecticut In- 0W5 its success in euch“cases‘ to bee! ‘
on the job.
~~A contrast is lol'be‘folindnin‘tlte
crew, engaged .to oil theroad from
.Shelton to_ Pine Rock- park. :
inumber of men had been-rcngaga
drusglsts everywand had been kept ‘ at odd- jobs
until the oil arrived,.andrworkvwas
to start yesterday morning when
[only two men showed up.“
field meet ‘ at. Roton Point, Norwalk, genese peptonates . and‘glycerophos-a‘
on Saturday afternoon. The local phbtesflhe manta“, boby blinding and.)
school boatsts of a number of crack ,‘strengtb creating “5mm
athletes: For the past three yeara.§' We strongly recommend Vinol.
athletes of the school to be the victtors ‘
this year.
Sentinel Want AdeAWork. Wonders.
l
——,
.- asp.»
' “ Gt: ,» $011510“ DR”
My STAEn'I: MUM; ‘
More mos-r n' ARCiloNb.
page some omen-E-
1CAN'T rinks out .,
' Antsy tum-tom mm 2
‘ «mode-i dose at ' -
by taking three to”.
glass of water endlewedbel . ’
owing. Have JOHN'S DICE
mumps page; noon at
(Haul; AND PETE
PETE AbKED Hll’iQAT THEPWRONG TIME
.l-teY chxv- more
"“55 COP nit-lo TOOK
out: BALL» certs ‘ .
der sue“ a SAV HANK-
JhD You see.
proposes to‘nmkc this tho greatest fie-4
. antes he has altered.
be depended upon. to .be on deck.
at - the "proper time " each“ morning-
and ,l078tayy.i.hore immune; time to:
quite. They ' also worked .well. while.
lthe medium to induce‘peoplc to digl WASHINGTON. June 12.
rdown and ‘give up at the old box of- Wilson today éave ab: interpretation
' ' .10, his statement to Congress 193“ Wk
nary in favor of “0pen.‘dib19mEBY-" ‘7‘?”
quiet. the Senate controversy wanting, (
lagcment." declarcemfthé irritable John. proposal ofASenatm‘ r-Borajh Of‘ida‘lfi’rr. I:
The people recall that” John has for public consideration of mantle}? ‘
something that very nearly an .lhe president mad‘e'it known‘thntibl'SW
“preaches an‘ironclgl‘d agreement with .ndvocncy ctr-openldiplomafll uneven»
Dempsey and: regardless of the fact in reference'to’ the Senatelcxopujtlvwo
that contracts between (fighters and discussion-or treaties trim-imbibed”: " '
.managere do notgo in Connecticut.vommende'uto: change; butlnreantwihc‘i‘?‘ ,
since prize fighting is ~ prohibited publication of treaties manommmu
there. folks will not get excited about dcatlon. ’ .. I
the thing until .they know something ’
definite. If MulVlhill Vinson! it may
be just a week or so before the time» :
set for the light and that’s too little.
time to draw the house that Joe must ~
play to to get by‘wltlr‘tbe big guarL r
i “Dempseywill not fight Fulton on
July ‘4 unleegbe fights under my, mauj
lt mites . months «sometimes» to work
up the enthuslebnrof the people to the ',II
point who‘re they will come through ’ ’otfifl't . v01 .
with“$l(l(l‘:000: inn-gate 'mcelpowtne. {WW '
amount Mulvi~bill°~expects to gather . “ ‘ ' .,
lgmccbbutfoohmdfir
——fcr any kind‘ole show-“The detels - 'h ‘ ' I“ ‘ .
just twentystbrcc dcyirolf new and any. -. ’
promoter will say that'th‘at is‘d mighty :
short time to get-the foiks "bet up."
It's to be hopedvthat some under-
standing willbe reached that the light“
:may be held as Mulvlhlll wants it it)"
vim-«for already the Connecticut pro-1
lmoter is out some money in going as ‘ '
:far as he has to» get the two leading
‘heuyywelghts taxation—Walter St.
Denis'in the V. Y. Globe.
I.
lenient! noor'MoN‘oAV NIGHT ’ ;
The‘sboxlng. bout scheduled for the
Armory-mimetic «Association in Jersey .
.nCity, whfehvwas reported to have been . ..
poctponéd’ to lmnimnnhas'beenputs '»
back until next'btonday night, accord -“
ping to an announcemenboritlleéetftcism .
“of the Triples. 'Clnb last night? Bat- '
(ling Levinskyi and: Charlie {Weinerh
Xewark'a heavyweight hogan. will be .
jthe principals." '7 ' , “a ‘
r ‘
wvm‘ nu.‘mm-~
I. DID; ‘I'L fine
SHNHP «so I
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