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If It’s Here —- It IS
{and Hi shout in your ear, ‘Didn‘t Itell;
you 50‘.” Don’t lose track of the fact
~that this bout is to forty-five roundsfl
‘ and between you and me I doubt very
‘ much if Johnson can stand on his feet.
'for that length of time. let alone face
Bflllit 0f ifEflME
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"'5" ‘v
'. J , ihind battle against a young giant in
.3'; , “m the very prime of life fired by the am- . .
“mm! M T!“ “Ell-t I With, bltion to become world's heavyweight m w m III, m 1“:
linlllne Johnston, In lieu 'fl‘ll manned: . cu, 0.. Real Ileana m
‘ ‘ i And following Jones came big Jess‘ _ -
illilnself witll about as sensible an argu- N i» _ .
\‘ilw YORK, Jan. 27.——Jimm! ment as has been offered as regards EW YORK' “I" 27‘ Willie Beech
or m
Johnston says he heard the soft voice his chances. “l have never been at I champion of the World in
02' Willie Ritchie three thousand miles knocked down and 1 have been hit as
til-fay yesterday. That is to say. Ritchaham as Gunbpgt smith and others
is called him up on the new transcon-‘ could possibly hit me on the jaw with-
tinental phone about 3 o'clock and out a trace of bad effect. Johnson
said he was willing to accept John-“ never w“ exhitter. His best “Ends!
1 n' t ' l .- ed ‘ ‘ _
:‘33‘ 5 "ms for 3 “8“ “1‘“ l‘". “I“: admit this to be so. He wears hill on can takes whipping and pm“! d it.
‘ 1‘ ”h it the Garden. iponent dowa by loaning and hanging Only in one to!“ did Willis 8 , the
"He‘told me that he would leave to-i on them and using his famous “We?" ‘ m“-
. . . . y g g fourth. in that round he mnddledllr.
a” ‘0’ 3"“ York and that he ‘3" cut. lam. fortunately. too tail to have Webb's active mind a bit who he
”wk?“ 9‘.“ vaudeville house," deck"- him try that on me. and for that “a“connected with a wicked left llama
oil Johnston. “Willie said he was to son alone I think he will be all at 59g Wills to Walsh‘s head. Welsh h“ ‘0
appear ma dancing act with his sister. when we get into the this. ‘hunt the back tr all till th 00 . o
Oh, yes! yes! Ritchie is a fine dancer ‘3 m “3““
and he has all the new coast stuff. 1' jout again.
nearly fell'ov‘er when i realized 1 had 3 “m“ first round Beecher Dill his
the echo from the Cliff House right on Villa 1““ “V“ “d m" ”1' "e “8“ W013“
the wire. .l'm proud to be in on the:
first transcontinental phone match. Ell PASO. Texas. Jan. 27.—An army
l‘i’el‘ made." gis fighting for Jack Johnson. A town
' ' :13 being besieged that the big black
Scotty‘Montieth ‘3 0“ the warpath.: may enter Mexico unmolested for his
“9 W3 1‘ Jimmy “MSW W“ “I"; light with Jess Willard at Juarez on
he said that Johnny Dundee said that a h 6. The col ,0 to through Mex-
lle was afraid to take Charley White's :omwhich Johnso: 0:“ take without! and Referee Rochewarned gopher.
piece at the Garden last night he says fear of being arrested by the "00m in the fourth Beecher rocked Welsh
limit should never have been said. of Gen Gal-reuse “by w” of Tamil»: with a wild left to the head. Freddie
And there you are. The weeScot was co. the famous oil pom. Gen. “this went back on his heels, for he was
ripping mad., “Why, I sat in Jimmy army now is besieglng that port. Villa stung, .aoechortbsn wentwlld. While
Johnston-s office at the Garden all is to get a filled of the dam money his friends shrieltod he hoot both
Monday afternoon," he said. "trying to and isvcxpected ‘0 make every offort‘ hands flying for Walsh's head. He
shod Johnny into the breach. but do to take Tampico. Johnson's journey'actually drove the champion back with
3'0“ think they‘d stand 3‘.” my boy? through the port ile " nds entirely on ““4“” 0' 1“” rush. Fred recovered
Not on your grandmother’stlntype. l the success offille or besieging the and was chasing Beecher at the bell.
liesgedthem to give us this chance to 1mm. flirt i. lwulie came out on the dead run for
' rh‘OW '3 champion up: but no. they, The immigration officers in El pamrheudlfth. but Welsh held him safe
were afraid we'd ruffle his feathers;were notified yesterday to watch ,0, throughout. , .r
and spoil his future drawing. powers. “ Johnson as it it believed he may at-‘ The sixth and seventh found Willie
l was willing to let Johnny fight him tempt to reach Juarez through me tired nnd on the run. Beecher was dog
fornothlns- When they say that Dun- United sates.” John,“ is due mill-ed in the eighth. Welsh drove him
deb is afraid they are only will“ 1116 reach the Barbados. West indies, on from one side to the other. In the
wool over the'eyes of the public. Friday. ‘ yninth Welsh gave Beecher a terrific
Afraid! MY Italian Johnny Dundee‘ The promoters of the light here still beating. Every “Wild Of “‘9 time
afraid of that topper? Why. Welsh observe the strictest secrecy as to Just Welsh was “1‘00““ punches “’0‘"
couldn't punch his way, out of a paper how Johnson will reach Juarez. iBeecller was so tired he hardly could
bag: .1 say he ducked Johnny Dundee.’ Witll a brisk ilve mile hike along hold his hands up. The tenth was lust
Sta-there!" :tlle Ysleta road, followed by a little a case of how much Willie could take
g..." . ‘ rted his and still smile.
Eddie Wallace and Kid Williams; fg'fnfizmxami’y_wulud s a . 3 In the six round bout Tom Robinson
.will furnish the fireworks at the Broads; : outpointed Jacll Dempsey. Jack dis-
'vsy"spm1ng club'noxt Tuesday. ‘played a broken hand after the bout.
' al Harry Thomas and Dick Peters fought
wont ten rounds. Beecher proved to
John the Berber'a satisfaction that no
ARMY FIGHTlNG FOR JOHNSON.
Beaieging Tampioo to
Place for Negro to Land.
Get
”The second was a romp for Welsh.
. Willie landed on nod left. to rues
. jaw that jarred. A stiff left to the lice
feuds right to the body were Willie‘s
lope-inc contribution in the third.
iWelsll complained over a low punch
BASEBALL NOTES.
Rumors from Chicago predict a de
between the Browns.“ and White ‘80
It is said that Managers Rickey and
Rowland have decided upon the terms“ I . M50“ clANlD t'gJRRA’I-A lift
of the transaction, which awaits ot-' t '3 1'99"“ “u ONE 0 u 0-
‘ " " ‘of Bridgeport, will meet Jimmy Mur-
rflciul sanction by Hedges and-VComis-y- f \i if k in th iii m
:key.‘ According to gossip. four of the ’3’" ° ‘ 0w . 0“ . .. ‘ P 3:“! ', 1“
White Sox veterans will be traded for grsgagog‘e :jlueifili’rtxvfis :1 “0;; t:
0 ‘ . ' ion-headers e -
.. _ “it ,3 like one of the three sterling .
“Siligfiifiofiifi 13?; 1...... .. emu u ., u. downwind. 53:5; 333s 3113.21?“ 33.121.55.235.
roll you “something The first good “WNW or‘Weilnlan “4 Ontfielder; could not ybe made if the bout is
,7 V l J 1 son Will~ Bert Shelton. 7. _ . ‘ Y ‘ »
than tho; 393:9: 23:13“ a? mGet me? Larry ”we is so delighted to move? clinclliedi: u 2:: bisqi‘2dglige122 "1:2:
$3: the: jot it down I had a 530‘ from it taileud .togacsh‘alppion teami 2:2: sis Pzzkeeyr Hollnmzy of New
. ,. . ' . ' » .‘ . . Pml .’ _ I fl
.- - - par 5 that that he has rented a, house in V .
(Ta: {2393322336°I,.°.‘;..‘“Mm‘n and delphla. He will shake the Cleveland \Olk- “in"? gif‘xfirgznetfi fern
'23:; that twentieth .round. finished, dust from his» feet at °“,°°' , .' :racuse, L ' '
' 9 our black friend wnsrglos and am; 511:: 31820;:h’5‘g2’gx £93113” of. the Columbus \Boys‘ club is Hom-
.- , ' beret eiu somesoft 7 . _ .. « v» . . .- . . T.
:flrywmszggsmmfd at full length recruit. if McGraw attempts to send-may 3 ““1333"- He “Y3 Bombay
and reeled: Now 1 am sows further... y: the young mambaclt to: the sticks the,
listelrto me—wWiilard is the good man? Mound City rebels willltry to interest). ing town
' » d hole the boy that’s go-é him. ‘ - i ‘. 1
Yasmin. 3;: 3 has been out of the. Heine Grolntho little Red infielder“
:lfcho I 3 is under treatment in Cincinnati for an
' . ‘ trained. a‘
“ ,. o ‘8‘ as good injury to his leg. Groh s > ‘ A .
S :geivz‘l’vfil339izflffifiued Jones tmuscle‘lsst fall and the hurt has both.’ doubtful whether Manager John J. Me
:a . r» , ’ ‘ ‘
. . iGraw,-~of the Giints. who is here for
‘ _ “Virgil. maybe’rhgul.“ infighthmgzé‘fizz at? cwmsvgoflc; the" panama Q3} 3 vacation. will‘be able to's‘lsllfip Mt?
dent; we MM sunk 'Zbecause “loin-rial: League hiss begun operationadn sans ,the .QHtflfililéf. Vim “9'9““ We
is as good as former y... credit for the Canal z one. and-will play~untll the Cincinnati Reds for the Feds and later
”“3 WE“ get. I: :Mhem‘ in“ he- middle .0! April. Five clubs-two 611‘ was ‘relstrvainedmofrom curyflngsourahia
mgzefilf; obsinnion‘folkssay and! WM- 1;.“le beenorovlded M contract with the uncalled out we.
mings,‘ They said it about .Jeffries at Colon. fairy. M11119} filigafllbw- .
“9“”- d‘dn't."w? 4"“ 1’“ “usual; werviodF’fiAThllILQOM;
afternoon when the...,haltic..had been: ‘EOCHsls'i‘ER. N: YI. ml; 21 ‘ ‘
fought and ‘hlsiorvmade W “”3““ riotinflghflngv enabled Jimmy Duffy. care of him and thathe. do
a new ”mm :3 "9M “‘39 ”y. 3" of weapon, to gain a slight advantage to quit-them now,
may left the drone: Salem never could .. -
. . my» PM. ‘Bloqmiwofss Brooklynnll‘ere" ' Anew arri ‘l narcissism” Jones,
ii“ antigen fiuflfigfifit’i‘: last-blew. , Neither 1min as“ nark- manszer 0! the 5“ Louie N“. M?”
wreswas‘ ‘E ‘r. ‘
ha d H l . inéhest‘tbat’ contribute“ at anytivtln‘ie. but tbuffy‘ie seaklns. . aprins'dralninsflillldfllm
ever . e surety was. . _ .1“ ‘
appeared ill my time)”, ' ' ' r
wisumorelinilling‘tomill mattersi - .3”ior his bail club. - '
“Guess youldon't believfwhal 1: Em . 3mg, :gzpi
. telling you.” hemblurtedtortll: f'you"
are like the rest, and evanthou'zll You
do live in Missouri you gwantmd‘to
hand youths ‘pld, comely . ‘terthe
hoot-la annually“ m “be
5’the first-oilei‘loolnfonattbe inset
Right on top of what Dan MeKetrlck'
suys of Jack Johnson's good condition
. ' . .vcomes thlslirom Tom Jones from Dan-
. vet. who. stopped off there on his way
. . togalrasg. Tom had his little sins
alzld_tihe-“so'ribli_s-csugllt this: .
' ”l hali'e’t‘o laugh at these fdlows
who ask me whether or not Willard
Mkasms OBDUHATE.
in organised , baseball.
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ibusy trying to keep him off with lofts.
5" round affair. Brooklyn Tommy Duly."
.. Wham l9,,.,t.he lettenr‘jlgéifogusodd
Q8!
anxious, to get a following in Bridge: " .7.
port. as ne'reolizes this his good boa-‘1
lMcGra'w has made Moi-sans, conifer 1'
ito join the Giants or any other club;
Mam! : is. on
adupe- chi-cs that the Feds havo‘t'iiliensdod mag“;
@BD'E‘ 99% Much.
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OHWAGQ-u Jen. sir—Pins gnome; ‘waigy‘ogx,gains-diuluKid won“.
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. “Happy Jack Raisin. the Ions-
distance letter writing channel: ot‘
big league W and tumor Newf
1anencr. is one of 'Bill Donovan's"
.muy boosters. ‘l‘he'l'insr recruit
singer plade one season and part
of another under Bill in Providence
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{work my head of for him. for there
[never was. a manager who could
ghandle ball players any better than.
.Bill did in Providence. Give him a
one mall I Visit all the luck in the
world. for he is a prince: "
NOTED TRUST IUATIR .
UMHRIS LEGAL CLASH
Kellesaw Mountain Lentils. the‘
United. M District court ludge who
presided 'd ‘_ the ‘prelimineri anti-é
trust an " Waring bmushtfl by ”10‘
Federal holistic ‘nguinst' ”organized
baseball. Is one of the moat pictur-'
‘esque ‘figur in the American. iu-'
‘.liicltiry'.i’l jullipe‘d'iuto the limo“
light when. e lined Standard Oil
[129,000,000 ‘ or rebeting. 1n the
gliistory of‘jurisprudonce this .was
rtheylal‘geat line over imposed by a
court. Like most any other Amer-
ican lad. Judge Lentils has plsyed
baseball, but not much t. it. He was
[born in Butler county, Ohio. and Ill!“
father thought he was" cut out for
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,“ farmer. 1 e was fond of the moon.
7 talu,s——tbat"‘iq‘io’vvs.}how’ he jot his
“middle “as Vile 'abandoned"’the
farm‘when [u was. aboutslgllteeu and
carried a route for a small weekly
‘ncwspapcr‘ln Logansport. ind. Then
“he began to study. Lilli did not first
attract himr He got into it in a
‘roundabout'fnuay. lie toblr‘ slob as
an official court stenographer in an.
Indiana circuit court.» then his taste
for Blackstone. Kent' and Marshall
_devélopod. Secretary of State Grow
him, under President Garfiéld."took
a lilting: 33?. young Landls.'_and made
him his secretary in Washington.
When Secretary Greshamdied Lun-
dis weot’l JO Chico“. Where he
x. a ten round draw in the semi-windup. .p‘racticedila Wuntil‘ President 'Roose-
' tvelt appoiii d him to thogplaco 'on
“the ‘bonchx‘v'rnlch' he now ocCupies.
Judge Landis is not a foreigner to
the sporting fraternity. It was he
whoarralgued Jack Johnson on the
White slave "indictment. in Chicago.
Helios had more to do with anti-
trust trials than any other federal
judge. - ‘
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saxmc Norse. '
Dilly McCarney .is- satisfied. that
Carl- Morris will defeat . ‘Gunboat
Smith if they ever ”altogether. . .‘
Harry G'reb. a Pennsylvania mi
(aerosol. hollows. 13.nmfl'lho
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train on Sunday. and came .n
falling out_,wlth_his manager. ‘
”Willie Ritchie has started ilsht'
training for his. iosround bout with:
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ton of money. according -to the
W form of currency.
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W i-iaverx1mhrusr
Joe Whillnlwflfifimdr
ei'o'n daughters fig
plus. Belugas. '1‘
anarchism! _ .
CW1: .550“.
,ka Kantian some! of; rib?
. Wild Welles extended
Bastion spoilt-Egg. invitation _ m
ibis melee-fiat. Juarez. next
ley, is. on...tll'o grounds.
a" pounding out. thov‘adyancc ,.dopo with
vthsla . im- '
. cal-sports
I. was is
. E394“? M19590”, “Mild; 013““
’th ‘ day Helms. W'~psmbgd
7 _ than
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thlw‘m while!» "8 21°19!!!“ \- by d shun fi'om mos Melatonin a
3m! «tout‘lieSmEMullico. Clfihj mow bout. a“! of cinch“ “Fm"
“9* a? ‘ 3w ‘ H sees andbooa. stills
: . .. aim: limit;
«mm of in
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Ioddlflflbm .. to? kll
. impression - for yearsll'but since the
{unorganized baseball. 1 '
dif‘froal then-goons. urine argument
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Freddie Watch at New York your
. intends . The champion is inductor;
HAVANA. Cuba, Jan: 2'1.—alt.:+ls. ~-
ig go between;
. war email-i . _ , . . ,
It?! It“! WV“ “if“ midfield lien/tomorrow night.“ Some]
W W new, “1 drills tic-isms g’bouts of the wagon
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non unis Sill;
wmerganizedsasoalto be le-
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With all the testimony and argu-
and poor William. thanks to Freddie him: "Donovan is the best managerfflle Federal League against Organic?
Welsh. got the trouncing ofthe us- I ever played for. Any time gm' ed baseball, there still remains con-i
son, to say nothing of Wluios hie. it wants to slve me a chance. 1 will’ siderabie doubt
as to just what the:
Federals want the court to award
them. Originally the “Feds“ went in-
to court asking that the National
Commission and the national agree-
,‘good team and he will We them" meat be'dlssoNed. claiming the op-
all sit up and ‘3le poll“. 1‘le oration 0‘ Wu W a” (“dammed “IQ state mmm once" thfl‘l
itho armory belongs. totheoomity. thin}
rection and power was a monopoly
and a trust in direct violation of the
Sherman anti-trust law. When E. E.‘
Gates closed his argument for the'
Plaintiff, he informed the“ court all the
‘Federal League asked was that 0r-I
Kanlled handball be restrained from
interfering With "our" players.
ifthlsianotacomletoW"on
the part of the Federal but». the
writer has not thoroughly grasped
the point of the testimony offered.
Just what decision Judge Lundis will
render ill the case is of course a
Question. The court was not fully set-
isfied as to the right of jurisdiction
in the suit and it may be that the
case will be thrown out of court. Noli
flier side is anxious for this result.
Organised baseball has every reason
to feel secure in its pbeltlon. and
should be willing to tabs 3 chance on
the decision Judge Landi- will make.
for it cannot work harm to the game
in the face of what the I'm-beer
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areument. it the, court 'throws the
case out onvliurlsdlc‘tionai grounde'fltl '
means-that the Federal League must
light its case in each state. which is
lust what the independents'have been
lighting" against. '
To one on the outside it looks very
much salt the Federal League went
into court because they had to. It
might be said that some one slipped
the "Feds" the information that the
club owners of organized baseball '
would. never allow themselves‘toibo
yanked! into BOWL: homespun:
sort of a Meltdown" they would have
to melted 'l’hls'his' been the‘goneral
organisation’of the Players‘ Preterm.
ty and the Federal League the mag
notes of organised medial hove been
preparing their fences ‘ for just such
an attack as the present skirmish.
and .tlloili'aderala could not have made
their "light at a-moro opportune time
. it infuse that orgamsed baseball
-“'” 9“?“ ”-93.“: F999. “@9519“
mumn.nlwm'coatmcistlul they
.l'vou'idthtber: have keptéllsqngst. but
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minnow counsel notfilii‘ikfi 195““
:ycre‘for the plaintllsaid can be do»
strucd as dangerous textile: orgasm
' flour-.uh'mh his. merited WM M
summarily for many R3128“ ‘ L '
The 35°F!“ 0.149%“me
who.
cred bribe courts: other bailout a}
national institution." 1331'!!!“th been h
the, reason. for, the, igederabibeazilg
- lenders.
lawyers} for r-_ thejmvplalntiff.‘ and ' Mr.
“9‘
1tbc't'ionfiof players.” «
{boxing commission has granted part
6196* that; "isms films ‘5; W .
bail bygithenside would becausld.
. ., .iiall-olilr'vgsgdlsthl-‘HW ‘
to null Organised/baseball, “ontéof nos- _ .
. Ines?! refitterztiufise‘wdlfi made it“
"statement" {the dissolving 'of . the or- =
nutrition: was side-Jami hr the“
as, generalgoounsel for the ,gleegue,
mode. his‘stauament about the *‘r .. ~-
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ejefiaj :a'ujr'nju‘u'a'a.‘ a‘e'u‘afaT-J‘ ‘e_l nt-‘afatITI‘anafilfatmaj-.I’-.I'o.afhil.llll .V‘JJ ".D.I.I .IV.I.I. 1.5
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ClNClNNATL Jan. 27.-The Melba-l
lidiot Ministers' Association, of Cincln-' players of the Federal mg“; will be."
. inatl. went on record ”Ills“! 88 OM taken care of in two minor leagues. it ,
m From llltfl'fm "ml posed to the holding 6‘ the Gunboel was announced by President Gillan”,
BmithJim Flynn boxing contest here
on February 1. A
Adjutant-General Bough.
of tho‘
. . i N ti . 'fled the?
mam sqwe (“me"- 1“" “‘W'Tous has the following m. as: about meat presented in the suit brought byi one a ”a! 6““ u“
ministers yesterday that. lo his oilin-i
ion. the statutes would prevent the:
bout frdm taking place at the Ohio;
National Guard Armory, and immedi-'
lately thereafter the ministers appoints: the Federals. The new circuit“. isle
ged a committee which was instructed'gam here. our mm. a“; in law.
(to do all in its porter to prevent theI deuce. Hartford. New Haven
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The county commissioners havel
the militia is only a tenant. and that;
they refuse to rescind their action in.
routing the armory to the promoters;
of the shimmy-on boot. The local;
mission for the bout.
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Always up to" the standard.
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" Boxing EXhibiiio’n ,
Music llall. ‘l'llur., 1311.28 %
lin'r'rmyc norm. pride or Norwalk i
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Amateur l-‘cnthcm'olglll Champion of
America, TEN ROY-NBS.
BOBBY OATH. of Brooklyn: \‘s.
YOUNG scuttstslmlt. Sheepshcad .
hay, fight rounds.
CASEY JNNEfiSY, likindlke Club, :
vs. JIMMY P8880352, Bridgemrt.t
' SIX. ROVNDS. .
PETE ‘VlRGlL. Sprlnlrwood‘a favor-
, it; vs. DICK GIL!» of WW. ‘
,sul mumps. .
ancr'Benjamin. referee; Fred Colea
man. timekeeper: Charles Payne; on-
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* bouncer.
”3 WV” SEATS
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assassins.
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routinely moH'rYs' §
loud enmitaihmonlnwhion w
'm promised by Matchmaker 'Alex.
' and-- the some vaale‘ ‘of'llclt
Morton . _
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nationals in who Birttlnel. .
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; Everytltina is road! homesick-mu" ~
‘ L L be held!" ‘
can
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; Very Low» Prices '
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CHICAGO. Jan. 27.~Surplus bitu-
yesterday. One will be organisedltjii
planned. at a meeting in Nevi Sam“
next» Saturday. whidl Gilmore ‘ Will!“ f
tend and the other is an organisation ‘
already operating under wreaked 'r
ball.‘ The name of the latterfiillnom
would not give. but said lt-‘hdf’pl‘o?
posed coming under Mariette: .ot '
jet?"
slbly Trenton, N. J.
HE extraordinary dollar-towel
lar value and unequalled service
that ”explain the success stilts;
Ford car are present even to .e
greater extent than ever before lit" .
the new FordCouoelot. You havéf ‘ ‘
in this happy example of the two
core-looneldea. a greater degree of
comfort and'luxury. A matter of '
two minutes and the bop‘fle” 'up'
transforming thewroadster into a
coupe and thed"rlver is safe ffom'
all the rigors of weather. The
Coupelet is built on the , famous
Ford chassiavthe lame chassis" the
qualities of which have made W-
‘name of. the Ford a household word
for reliable seryice and economy—e
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