Evening Star Newspaper, December 15, 1926, Page 3

What Aunt Lillian Says' About Christmas Desserts “Nobody’s any fonder of rich pies and plum pudding than I am.” Aunt Lillian _declared, “but I always save them for the days after Christmas. and serve ice crea ror Christmas who aren’t es, the y T won’t think they're nlloucd rich thi missing somethting. Aunt Lillian knous, dest way to 'keep and meats fresh and have the refrigerat ciear, sparkling Knic too, that the the vegetables petizing is to utl of erbocker Ice! BOOKS BOUGHT ring Them In” or Phone Fr. 6491 Big Book Shop, 933 G St. N.W. | li GET YOUR FRUIT for Christmas at ORANGE GROVE 1749 Pa. Ave. NW. iln\nn'u 50 h| “llhkfl fi Mixed Haskets Oranges by the, doz Grapefrul Papershel Drop in and See Us. Severa] New Homes Already 'Comfleted Others to be started in the next 30 days Watch Its Development Hedges & Middleton, lnc. REALTORS. 1412 Eye St. Frank. 9503 | were that Berglund's skull was frac- AFTER KNOCKOUT - | Harry Berglund’s Head Hlti | Mat With Much Force in | Minneapolis. Minn., Decembe) rg") Berglund, Minne- | vyweight boxer, who | | was knocked out in the last round of | a scheduled numl'bout here lmfl.K night, died at a local’ hospital early | today. | Berglund was , knocked down 15| | seconds before the scheduled end ol" { his bout with Carl Augustine of St. Paul, His head struck the mat with | considerable force. 1y reports | s not tured, but the cause of death w | e did announced at the hospital. not regain consciousness from the uatil he died. Although George Barton, the ref- eree, said there was no doubt that the injury resulted from the fall rather thanfrom the blow that sent him {down, police at the ri | the St. Paul boxer. ever, has been made pending action by the Berglund, who was 21 yi had taken part in numerou if as an amateur, but last night's was his first as a professional His- death was the second in suc- cessive days to follow a boxing con- | test. Charles Peggulihan, French light-heavyweight, died vesterday at Hartford,” Conn., following a bout with Elmer Friedman. ! In last night's fight Berglund was knocked down in the first round, but vered, and as the fight progressed ed the equal of Augustine. At he was even more aggressive. men were blood-splattered the pummeling they received | when they answered the bell for the | sixth round. With the final bell only | econds away, Augustine shot over | a hard left which dropped the | Minneapolis boy. Berglund’s death is the first that | has occurred in a professional ring | in Minnesota since boxing was legu ized in the State in 1915. The Ber lund-Augustine fight was a prelimi- nary to the 10-round main event in which Ernie Fliegel of Minneapolis defeated Stewart McLean of St. raul for the Twin City featherweight championship. MANSLAUGHTER URGED. HARTFORD, Conn., December 15 (). —Severe blows on the head, caus- ing_hemorrhage of the brain, were found by Medical Examiner Henry N. Costello to have been the cause of the death of Charles Peguilhan, French lightheavyweight boxer, who collapsed in the eighth round of a bat- tle against Al Friedman of Boston in this city Monday and died yesterday without recovering consciousness. Friedman, who was arrested after |~ the bout and held on a technical charge of breach of the peace, was SPECIAL NOTICES. 70 THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE AMERI- can luhz Supply Co. A semi-annual divi- dend of 3 per cent and an extra dividend of 3°per cent on the capital stock of the Ameri- can Dairy Supply Co.. issued and outstanding, has been declared, pavable to stockholders of record January 1. lfl ‘7 The books for transfer of stock to losed on an d after December lK 1926 to nnd incl !udmg 'lmllry 7. WALTER R. WILCK ecretary B OF CONTRAGT WORK WANTED FOR 7 | there Could be no cause for criminal released from custody, after the charge had been changed to man- slaughter, under $1,000 bond. The case will be heard December 23, after Coroner J. 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