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JUDGE tages. If a stadium holds 200,000 people at an average admission of $3 each, is it worth while to box two 0,000? Prepare a balance sheet showing estimate: rounds for profit, and loss on contemplate! bout? Read three chapters in Black stone. 4 pm. to 9 p.m. Tactics and strategy. If your opponent leads with his left, what makes a better defense (a) a writ of habeas corpus. (b) citation of precedent to prove unconstitutionality of move? In starting a bout is it better to advance with a summons and comy. subpoena. Recite three speeches by Clarence Darrow. If your opponent has you groggy on the ropes is it advisable (a) to quote from the case of Schultz vs. Pinsker in the Superior Court, (b) file a bill of errors, (c) move for alimony and counsel fee or (d) ask for a postponement? Hugh Wood int ora How He Failed Lady-—Why should 1 give you a meal? You don’t look like you ever worked in your life. OW FRANK ISNT THIS THE CATS EYELASHES! EXULTED IRMA. ee um Said Joe Dinklespiel to his father, “Poppeh, I love Mary, but I ain't once had a good job managing a hand got the nerve to propose!” “Why, you great big trash,” reprimanded his laundry but it failed on me. father, “how do you suppose I managed with your mother?” “Qh, that was “Oh, you poor man. How did it different,” countered the horse-radish, “you married mother; I gotta asl: happen to fail?” a strange girl!” They took off the plaster cast yesterday. “She went home to her mother.” How to Train for a Modern Bout JupGe’s advice to ambitious contenders 6” 8a.m. Read in Law Journal results of various cases on judicial calendar the day before. Prepar thesis on the law of contracts, ex- pounding fully on the function of a writ of mandamus. 8 toll a.m. Write a brief on the statute of limitations. Skip the rope for ten minutes with members of legal staff. Describe a tort? Solve this problem: A has a contract to box B in New York State. B claims the contract is not binding, not hav- ing been signed with a fountain pen. Will A have to box B? Will B still be considered the champion if he does not box A? Who cares? 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Figure percen- comicbooks.com