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2.4.1
If It Isn’t-f
nitsu'r
on rhinitis “
m turnip nu
(liters Use of Auditorium in
Uhanuemun When Rainiali
Drives Theminuuurs
HOUSTON. Tents, March 12.—- A
limry .rnIini'ull curly yesterday morning;
prurcntod l-‘runit Chunro's regulars
limit mingling! for tho tsocondItiino. with
tho lonnl champions ol’ the Texas Leag-
1111. it conditions are favorable tho. but
v..- -.x.-iil be staged today. :Ncithcr team
not: note to work out yesterday on ac:
count 01‘ tin? wet grounds. ilieindes tho
\rlniliiT-r won a tt'lilo chilly for Texas.
’I‘hi< city cuught the tail end of one 01‘
this country's justly celebrated north-
cm uud the. citi’zonu got out their Willu
ii i “raps l‘fhanco, however, vould
not ‘nt. c laid oil' on account of the chill
had the diamond been presentable. He
“nut curly for an inspection oi‘ the
wounds, thou declared a holiday. ‘
a)
RITCHIE ARRIVES. BUT HlDES.
Wolgast Nurses Hand—Stout Select
ed as Referee.
.\lil.\\".\iil{i£i‘l. \\'is.. March lim-
\\i;lio i-litchin arrived in ;\iil\\'aulw2
incl lllIliill, but hid .iwuy from thin fans,
limiting to rent on the ore of his but.
lb- with .\d \l'olia'zisi. The Cadillac
'niilil'ili put in anothcrllircly (lily ut‘
unit; to hot-p his wind in trim, but
tiliillli failed to do any boxing. wishing
to lulu) no ( huuces of l'urthcr injury on
tho mo of the battlo Wolgnst's hand
is »till fdl from being: in good condl.
llzrii, hut Adouys he will be able to
\lul'lt with it Thurndny night undiis us
liznildcnt us ct'cr of victory owr the
champion.
'i‘irc butting odds shii'tcd about from
ill in ii to it) to ii, but mold oi tho
inonoy “no placedInt 10 to 7.
Harry Stout has been agreed upon
it» the referee for lho Ibnttic. 'l‘hin
('ul'ilt’H Inn :1 surpriuc, for it bod been
tinmaht that Bill-lilo would ilifiiht upon
(ii-urge fluffy, 'but lSlout, at first oh-
.lLl it‘ll to by Ritchie bctuusc he uilow-
I‘ll \' oilzast to l‘uugli Job llivuru
M it (led vesturduy.
Si URTS
'l‘ho plomotoru inslsttd the receipts;
uonld total morn ihnu $‘l..;lli)l)ii Wol-
:_-:i.-<L will gal scv'enty per cent. pi the
violins. out oi‘ which ht.- muut [my
lillt'ille his nunruntco of $10,00o. The
l‘i.‘lllilillli(,‘l' will go to \i'olgnstf
“' ii :5
TOM JENKINS BOWS
BEFORE ZBYSZKO
Abcrg Takes Two Falls Out of tvan
Mamutoh‘. .
.\'i'}\V YORK, Mnl‘cli ll.—»~-'i‘he shroud
lat-rim; oi' intcrnutionul wrcstlinp bout»
to select :1 challenger to meet Frnnn
Uiilitil tor the rhuntpioimhip titlc. win-r
IinI'id ill Madison Square Garden lust
night. This principal mulch mm on
l\‘.‘ttt‘llI_ “hutch Ziiystcito, of Poland, and
’I‘otn Jenkins, of America, instructor
at wroutllng at. tho Military Academy
"at West Point. Zbyuzko throw .icu
huts with u bpch lmiuinoriock and
nwck hold in ii minutes. 3:! 'nccondn.
.il-nkillis' shoulder nun wretuhud by
tho Mannirriooli hold unti .1 physician
w in cullod to attend him "
iljuiinor .inutdin of Sweden. throw
H tllh i.ioblcr."ot’ Germany, in 17 min-
men 15 scrbndu with n log hold and
tiling full.
in u opt-clot match. two out of three
(nits, Alexandor About. of Finland.
threw lvuu Mamutoft. oi Russia? twice
in concession. gaining the 'ilrnttall «With
a lull nelson ‘ln ill minutes. 32 sec-
uudu, and the oocond ‘with’ a throw
quarter nelson and arm hold in Iiii
minutes. 21 Second» All bouts were
ill. ouch-us- catchvcou style.
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‘ . WASHiNGTON CLUB MAY PLAY iN
fiRlDdEMR‘l‘.
The Wilmington chili with Waitor
‘ Johnson. Germany Sumter and other
Bridgeport next month I I
buddy is ondomoriuk to boo the his
lea-gum for a” contour. theirs duringtiio
I NED HANLDN’ 8 33”
trim may play on exhibition dome in. ,
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[Mills LAST LAD-DH
NEW YORK, March lilo—J. ’1'. Hum
ion, son of Manager Ned Bunion, or
the nnltlmore Feds. appeared as ennui:
ditto tor the Columbia varsity nine in-
tho butting capo yesterday. afternoon.
.inck when in action resembles his dad.
The youngster had been batting clean—r
ly enough, so Conch Andy Cookie) Ior-
tiered him on his‘ next trial to try a
Ibunt Jack came up and mode a stab
at, theiball liken novicé. The cundiQ
(lotus all laughed.
"it‘s it good thing your dzul didn‘t
u 182 lililliii
1. Mayor, Amateur Bhampion,De-
teats Bitari‘es Heuhon, 400
I19 262. in interusiinp '
billiard Match, ‘
NIGWYO‘RK‘, March i2~Chnritu
"He'ddon of Dowagruo. MICI‘L, mode but
debut yesterday in the national aunt
flu...
....m -h... ....~. . -»1-....»» 1...,
iii iiiiiitl in?
. with u score ot‘ 7, 490
turns in unison
urut uisu sooth
W
t .
Another evening's pluochlo tourna-
tncnt was held last night at tilt: INot‘
wnlh t‘iub. and in which twouty- -twu
looms participated It won it ulpnnd
inch ut‘tuit l'or tirot honors and only
.. :35 pointu separated tho winner from
the runner up, first. plane going to the
ileum of 111 AdumuI and Ernest Gregory
ll oliowlug is the
list of tunmu and their rcupoctito
scores: '
R. Adams and E Gregory ...... 7,400
Mont-them and Curtin ........... 7, «15.;
see that,” said Couldey. . t9“? 15-2 ”Mk “”5 WNW“ Cmmi’mii” Smith and Vnrnoy. ........... 7,390-
"lt‘ i don’t know how to do it better Emit at ”‘6 Amateur 13mm” U‘W- A Bishop and Robertson ....... '. . . 7,310
when he secémo," came back youngI though he was untomtunte “Wt-1‘1“) Mdikin ond’l'l. Lockwood ..... ’. .. 7.292:
i-iunlon, “you're not much of a ooucitflilmie his 'niutch ‘10 “‘0 present ““9 Levine and Cuvnnaugbu ....... 7.11551
.. .,...___......._ I holder, Joseph Mayor. of Philadelphia. S Baldwin and J Gregory ...... 7.1m)
PLEAD FOR SOUTH 'NO'RWALK. by a score 01.400 to 2152.112 surely wus Llngdrd and Ain‘t!!!» ., ,,,,,,,,, 7,095
_--_-_- . wolmmed by the enthuvlafa‘w W110 WW Ambler and Church ........... 7.03:3
May Take rPiace of Kingston “Ilhe contest. Ho ltelpud'to mnim tho Curtis and Wilcox ,,,,,,, 6,975
Local Loague. game the best that had been neon up Milne ,md Mimi?“ ,,,,,,,,,,,, 6.730
to that time. [or Mr. Mayor wan iorc if. .Adilllib and hi. Sim-gen. , . . Rollo
-\ place in the \cw York Now longed to avérugo better than niuctoin Kpnfigg and F‘luhel'ty'. ......... 6,325
her Leaéue is to be asked for for: Ito beat him. : Keull‘r and Olson ...... ~ 6.340
South Noinalk, now that it is pruc- ' Dr. Uflcnheimer wins Again. ‘Quintfll‘dI and Mort-ill .......... 6,290
1101111) certain that Kingston 18 mi lir’. Walter Uilenllelnior. oi l‘iiiln- N {33.19.110th W, Wood ...... 6,273
limp out of the local baseball ieuguofnotpiua, scored his second victor.» oi 1.....va and nmdiey ...... ,.. 6,215
“*in “19 “alibi"! ‘News T118 matter, the tournament in tho evening gown"; uriwti and 'qmgmy ,,,,,,,,,, 6.070
will be, thoroughlv thrashed out. at “when he defeat.“ Eugene 1, limping...“ 09d hn'ti inn Burch ,,,,,,,,,, 5,350
meeting of the league which in to ‘bo "(319,391,155 Tenn, by a score oi" lliu ‘i-ialttiorli and W. Baldwin ...... 5.82:3
livid at tho “Valliltlk lime] in New to 338 Tim “ringer made a,“ avcrnggti ‘ ('5 Rf‘llt‘dict dud G. vital/mood. _ ,, 5,510
l'ori; city, tomorrow, undit‘is probable of 11 4.? r. and tho loser 6 “23d. Tho-1.5.1.33. und it‘minimun ............ 5.350
that tho argument for the admission 01‘
South Norwaih to the league will ho
math:- by Manager Ernest 'C. Lantlgraf,
of tho Hatters. Al the first of the:
season South Norwallt was anxious for
u pluce in the league but was thrown '
. AmboyI
the influencc of
down hard in favor of Perth
and Paterson, ..\'_ .i.,
the New York and New Jersey clubs
in the league bcing brought to bear,
to influence iliisI decision. I ,
H muttern stand at present Marni.
:igcr lutndgrnf seems to be the only
lriend that SonthI’Norwaik has among
tho lcugue tnugnotos, and he will on
douhtodly bo. the champion of that
r-lly when the «mention arises - us to
which club is to bc‘udmltted in place
or Kliigston.I Whether Landgrat can
imrsuudé .the'othersmognutes to see
the feasibility of the mutter remain
to he set-m. It is at local. soil-evi-
dent, however. that one more club in
this State would be an ideal condition.
Iand there is perhaps no greater nut.
urni rivalry botwebn two cities than
between illunbury and South Norwaiic.
If the league continues for sever-oi
years and ilianbury remains a. part or
it. it is practically inevitable that.
South NoruaIik must. sooner or lutre
have a place in it.
It in not yet definitely decided that
Kingston will be dropped from tho
leuguc but the owner 01‘ that club,
.iolm Cuneo, him tailed lo file tho
$1,000 deposit, although he has been
given repeated notice to do no by tho
a tongue president. Muyor Cox. oi’ Mid
it will be for this reason. if.
will be disfrun
dietown.
any. that Kinguton
clrlpod.
The city most luvorcd for 11th
place left vacant by Kingston to at.
present. Bloomfield, N. .1. near New-
ui'hu Should any trouble arise. ' how
over. from the fact that Bloomfield is
decided to be in i'I-l‘bbctu‘ protected
territory, llorriutown. 53.1.. will than
he considered tor the place.
M.>~Ju.~n—
f EAMES HA8 WORKOUT OUT.
Dc Oro Winn Second Block of Points.
Rumiinu Up Big Limb . ,
NEW mum-march 122-4290 mum-
on. of Beaver. lilo on flmmliuuur-
mountable tank cum ‘0! high bought in
involution” match 'at three 0115111011 a bone in his right ankle whileoiini‘uu mu;
billiards again“ wonder Ohwiiilon M-
rmlo De Oro at Doyléts Academy. 31)
play 100 to 64 .in “var attire chub:-
plan.
game wot; a. close mm up to the twcm
ty-third inning. when Dr. litfennelmcrv
led by only two points. A run of .41").
his best. single oil'ort of the night. put."
him well out in lilo front. and but l‘l‘-‘
maincd there. ~
M... _....
BOTHNER TOO CLEVER
FOR JACK REESE“
i
! New York Wrestler Easily Dispose: of
His Opponent in Straight Fails.
sod’m "MANCHESTER. March 12.
George Bothuer, of Now-York, defeat-
ad .1210]: Reese. of Scranton, Pa., in
two straight fails in a wrestling match
at tho Armory last night.~ Bollinor
still allows hlmbel! tome one of tho
clevment men in tho" gumo- at his
weight. and last night in no period 01
his; t‘or‘tyailve minutes of wrestling was
he in danger of losing; He won tin:
first full in twenty-two minutes with
a hull unison with the leg, a rare full,
and the first time ever been in Man-
chester. He got the second full in
twenty- three minutes with an arm and
body hold
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THIRTEEN BALLOONS iN “AGE. |
12.4'l‘htrteeu I
Ebulloonr; are to race from Kimono City ;
. NEW roan. ‘illarch
on October 6 next for tho ioupe in-
termttlonuio do» Aeronuuteu, (scouting
an additional entry just received from
‘Bélg‘ium. "l‘he‘ challengers tor the in.
terumtlonnl trophy are France and Golf
many, with three balloons each. and
Belgium and Austria with two each
Ammlcu will delend with three bub
:loonnwthc in]! number permitted tin-,-
tit-r the ruins til the content. ..
.I From the dined at the lummutlonut
lord Club of America tdd‘il'y announc-
ed
tlcdl orgaulmtton, which had appllol
.01 r admission to the federation.
[probable that the nonhuman will he
lupproved at tho next coutureilcblbl'tho
reiteration. Titer-o am platoon» nu-
. tlonu already represontutl
w“
' CHAPMAN 0F NAPS BREAKS
l ANKLE.
l
i
into a limo in promice‘ut the Adrien
I“ .
in 0a.. training camp. according to “101“?th ‘0;- “in who a
Oro won last nlnht’s block or points .50 récvWIéll liére ymrllbli'r‘ fig “1' WM“
‘0 3D- making the “m“ to" m" mail-3" 1011321,! 126 Valli I“ vltlflimf but slit {0931. “one“ mm p15.
law
counts tonight betorowno on; this so but
next championship trophy
“amend/o hurts '
Ora mum: his
‘ m
“i order to nip persuasion or the lam-l
-mA—p r1
Aeronautic *ll‘uileru‘lion in mumolu,llio...
it!“ it hall reaction notice thou
anh'ey‘ had turmoil p nationoi aeronatrm.
It ‘5'
downtown. pinion 12.742152311311111:- .w
WMM
BIG SALARY ahmos
CiCOTTE lNTO LINE
Said to Have Signed at One at Largest
Salaries Paid American ngue
Pitcher.
Cl-llt'utll‘t. Match 1".»‘Eddlo (‘icotlc.
'pliclmr for tile Chicogo Americans, bun
nignerli'n nit-w contract “at one 'of tho
lot-geut‘r‘siilui‘lcn ”paid a pitcher in the. .
Atncritiu‘ti‘mhiuc.“ according to it blew
nugé récoived hora yesterday from
Sacramento. whore the White Sox
were. Ciuotte had been a " hold-out."
Eleven big league ployaro huvo icic-
KWMCI Pngaldcnt Gilmore; aching tor
a chance toiioiu tho Federals. accord-
ing to 1!. dispatch from Shreveport. l..u
\tnong them are tour of the BOston
Americans, and players on the Chico-
go Federal town are quoted us saying
they are Wagner, lmwlu, (oiling and
Leonard. it was understood thawed-
ornl iLcague refused to accede to Wait.
net‘s demands, which worn for 37.500
3 year. collinu‘ reported terms may
be accepted. it was sold and it no ho
Will be’ signed for thr- Brooklyn team.
WW” *
SIXTH COMPANY ExHiBmOrN.
A boxing exhibition and smoker Iun-
dor tho uuspllcs ol’ the “Sixth Company
is planned for next Monday cvoning,at
tho Nornulk Armory it premiums to
be one of the most sucmth‘ul ever
held in the (lily. The priuolpal event
will be an eight- round go between illo-
do Manor. New Haven. and Young
(hit), of New York The men will
weigh in at. 140 pounds, and the battle
is scheduled to go twelve rounds. ’l‘om-
my Siren of New Haven. and inchlo
'noillnaon', or titration, are to go-ou tor
tIen “rounder Young Silk, of booth. Nor-
will bottle for (our rounds.
‘tléré'on rind Young Rubbish, of South
1 NW“: will also appear on the bill.
Junk Barrett. 6! Stmtouu, will elem.
.41....”me .
NU’i‘MEG FWE- panama WIEST
Poll'f.
‘ in n‘. last and moot exciting name of
Mambo“ the Wharton llv'e defeated
the! Wootnort mm by tho score or 20
at. .
m0
£15,th t
‘ came also mean weallter.
wniiz. and «Kid Lynch. or Grimloovllle.
Babe on»!
aim owning; or theI club's «are.
MBRAW ARRIVES ill”
ilili llili ill iii illiliil
~M‘ .
Tour Ends Officially With His
Resumption at Regular.
Work at Marlin
MARMN. Tension. March 12. John
Motiruw and bionicllow collectors of
foreign hotel labels, arrived youtorduy
from New York and the Glanta’ con—
tribution to tho. band at noble athletes
who lately graced tbc Como. tho‘
Mouskl, the llouchodori. tho Boulevard
deg Capacities, the Strand and other
truuuoceaulc thoroughfares joined
their less traveled confrcroa and set-
tied‘ down for a stay in Marlin. The
gnllivanting is over for a while. and
Asia, Attica, Europe andIthc U. S, A,
will teatime the normal tenor of their
baseball wny for a spell. 1
in the Mcfiraw party, which came
in it special our. besides the manager,
were Mike Donlln. Fred Merhle, lorry
Doyle. Jim Thorpe and Catcher Cot-
ter. George Wiltsc undilunny Reame-
ol the tourist pitching department did
not come with the others. They drop~
tied oil on route for visits to the folks.
The total of. players now in the Giant.
party numbers .Itmrtyvve.
"With the latest batch of Giulio
There was
to heavy min Tuesday night and yen-
torday. was cold and windy. :80 Mo.
,Graw nan not able to resume churgo
with a practice some Tho field was
too muddy and the weather too row
anyway, Tho controversies of tho fuc-
.tlons therefore were dispensed I with
until sun and warmth reappear.
CARPENTERS FOIL {v coats.
W
Grandstand Declared Unions and
His "roam Can't Play Dodgers.
AUGUSTA, (12., March 12.——Yoatetr.
day afternoon‘s game between Ty
Cobb's tInlxcd team of Augusta and
Brooklyn wan called off. The building
inspector declared tho grandstand,
which is bold; thoroughly overhauled,
unsafe... It was more or less of a dis-
appointment to Robinson. who figured
his men would face some good pitch-
ing on account or Ruckor going on
the mound tor Cobb's athletes.
Bowman'tho Dodgers - started a
scrub game among thema'elves. Before
it. had mono for a high wind”; arose,
which made it hard forIItha outlielders
to Judge high flies. u‘hoy'imumgoduo
play. the full nine innings. the acorn
being 211.0 1-8 in fond of the 'uecond
team. Robbie made them play the
some out so that’thoployor‘a could .per:
Al‘ect themselvesIIln disdain and sliding I
to honour I
it appearances courid tor anything
lluchor should have hit? host your one
hem-ion. - no is in much hotter phyrlicui
condition right now than he has been
in years. This is due to his fondness"
torjhomlbfll. AlthIM‘ looks or. it he
Mould; awe Goorslu'a favorite son a
hard tight for the pitching honors. The.
one time Novm'rlt pitcher lino develop
on a {doorway ball, which is some
thing: out or the ordinary tor at South-
paw. 112.15th as, good no Matty! s. but ‘
tRobin‘niin took ditto that no lutprovo“
its “somehow hetero mlngflorth. .
bertold by his work in m alidlmpit.
fonam. who is battling trowe tor the . '
‘Ihontfleld 2o. met «with on nutrition!
during MW amine. .
now. one Tortilla candidates tot-I
- mot-town, «=th the me (110th EL
in armorial. tog?
nut 5W9” be wild Mo suddenly,
J . '1'. alight iniury to his}
PITTSBURGH ' PEPE? {ROSTER ‘OUT. ”
ntzer. Oamnitz, Bar-oer. Blending
and Dickson on Pitching malt.
PITTSBURGH, March 12.-Tho oili-
clol roster of tho lPittaqulvzh club of
tho Federal League was made public
yestéidtiy by Business Manager Wit-I
iidtn McCullough an followu:
Cfiicbern'Ciaude Bout}. C. .i. F‘ull—
mer. John J. Korr and Edwbird Rob.
crlis.
arts Willie Adams. marge L'eclllli’,
Howard Cumnitu. {Ty Burger, Harry
Hodgopeth, Eder‘d Honduran; Hopi-y
Law, Walter Dickson and tired Blond
inn:
lullelders ——- Hugh " Bmdloy. 'Cy
Rheams Jack Lewis, Allen Morgan.
Eddie Hooper, Eddlé lonnox, Chariot;
McDonald. ‘ i
Outlieideraa-lhlanager Brownie Geos-
ler, Davy Jones, Ralph Mrittiu J. H. Where I our money “9'3 its m)
Pill-st hppeardnce in the Eliot; of
antrancingly bountiful oppreet «
re‘cently awakened vaudeville .
its bountiful oxduislte charm 1.11%
stillness and rum gorgoouuuém
moor Brown’s moatdrpleco afflict
Savage. Rebel Cakes. Bill Holden and
Mike Menosky. r
COLUMBiA FACULTY STEPS iN.
Will Decide Today it Basketball
Team May Meet Cornell.
NEW YORK March i2.—-Tlte pins-
pect for plnying oil’ the tie liefiWGCnUO- .
tumble. and ECornell for' the intercolle-
giate basketball championship recanted
a jolt yesterday. Prof. herd.- of colum-
blu. who in a member of tiio‘oomlilt-
toe on athletics,~declared that motto-
culty'vwould meet at noon today to tie.
oido whether or not the team might
play; "Cornell is willing'and Hurry
Fisher. the Blue and White Couch. met
the Ithacun representative at the im-
perial 'ilotei last night to arrange the
details.
Fisher refused to discuss what bud
taken place because he can do nothing
without faculty tmuuont. It. is undern
stood. however.'~thntvflornell bcld'out. ..
Ii‘or Philadelphia as the neutral battled ‘
held in use the game does 'Imoture.
Fisher held that néutrul'courts in‘Newv
York were abundant and better incur; .
cd [or the alumni of both colleges.
moan also YEARS dim M RAW
sumom) UNlWI‘R ”(in
March Jill—"While playing W the
61111112 in Now “i ark Hag ed team“?
and my hon" in turning gray" Isaid
“Art" Shorel- yesterday. diucunslngtho
attain of a baseball season. . I
“Nothing Would induce me to row
turn to the game, and that is‘dwhat 1 ~
wired 14me yesterday in reply to
a telgram asking it my derision to
unit was final."
Sharer has been playing infpl'actlce
games here with ‘Los Angelou alumni
of the university.
Lon Angcies to’ engage in h‘ttoineas.
.. ,1- ... ”.11....
FUNERAL OF TOM K‘lLEY.
or. Lot is no. March i2 ----- local
1
He will return to.
has yot been appointed. I
Denuio came bore horn B W
5T
v or ulty
‘ I
PltehemMriler Knetzor, 'l'om Rob-
Another surprising array or IhllpI
stars at tho vztuidcvllio cantor
turtmc‘n gatinrotl today by arrangc
moat for the tundra! of Tom Kiley,
once‘i’amouo‘ lollkey. horse owner and
trainer, who 'diud hero penniieou last
Monday night.
I.
Though he had made I
‘F’OOTBALL cvor-I RE
iJO'UlS, Willa March 1
Donnie. football coach Illi‘. 51;. Lo g
varsity for two y‘euru. handed i ‘
1t—
dy,
cusix
finish.
in
“THE BACHELOR brunch.” .
with (20) dainty, girlo and did
comedians (20). Hero'd'tltezs‘ ‘
biggest mussical comedy my
réal $2.00 attraction,
prices.’
Special Added Feature
initial vaudovlllo amp-carom
iNonriest Man in the World" 4,
RDDMAN' LAIW
who lion promo the panoramic
. thousand lives.
lumped from tho Stotuotofiia
into New YoiIIlkII Hohhot, I
an mutant) a. mile in our
jumped front”
bridge. New. York ottyhm
from the mouth or a. cannon
turnéd a spmeraaultc in an t
hllc from the. top of Mr 111%
on. MW will 'stmwsomeo hi
than; in motion picture's a.
dt'I‘wClli‘ic some of h
(letting riccds. 9‘
Character Bon‘gstm CW
The Equilibrium we
PAUL swam-land _
Htartlinx: looming
Musrc
THURSDAY Mrs Fiakoin
the D Urberviilea."
.. 2... - "“"W
humid
The. shirt
fit
the. Willi I
iloII will
EVA moor, ' ‘ ‘
and lost several fortunes his 'body has -
J
at the morgue.
Kiley gained national prominence
in 1889be winnlugthootmerioanmerby
at WashlnntM“Pnflt, on. "Spelt-lino."
He was 55.1yeurntoldr- .. T ‘
H fig; gm..-“
that the light strong. quality w,
Ti... All See it Now ~
what Henry hard now yearn .m—o .
a
soer hon’WAL‘K
’TODAY
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