LWQC. lads want trail
I
t
- srnoltee end-Ears for
your money than any
other leng cut made.
t
l
t
-—afewoth'er things,
/And—sometobaccol
lure Wise Lads, who
know real tobacco when
they spoke and chew it,
always use LIBERTY
dong Citt Tobacco. The
--they dont watt
‘bu-Ioohfig I
.AII choice, 5m
finicky ’IeaI. Whose,
hardy shame in rt-‘c-aII
tdien out by four
Lens and. _ , ..
.'Ihat’.s why small“
attestation“ ultras could?
‘i
’.
Get a peroltage tW‘eii
iall gond- “Kain—-
:clearr melt M Try-
WE» a M
and we
:elicle to K
always?
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NAHONAL LEAGUE.
Games Yesterday.
t'il trillion, b': limitill, 4.
Si let-tile. 5; Nil“ lurk, 2.
Iiioliitlyn, 9; t‘hlcapo. ti (forfeited).
Pittsburgh . Philadelphia, yrs-ti
EI'UUUUS.
Standing in National League. .
W. L. I‘t‘.’
Droolil u .............. 46 30 .605.
mien ................ 40 32 .556;
Philadelphia ..........41 a: 5:: L
New York ............37 39 Ah“!
(Shit-ugh ............... 39 43 476 ‘
Pittsburgh . ........... 35 40 I
si. Louis .......... ..39 45 .464‘
Cincinnati ........ 34 49 .4101
Game. Today.
Iltr-ton at St. Louis.
Bl‘l‘t‘hIHl at Pittsburgh (‘2).
New York at Chicago.
I‘hdudelptim at Cincinnati.
M...
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Game. Yesterday.
W: string-ton, ll: Chit-lurid, 2.
Detroit. 4; New York, 0.
lltwlnii, 4; St. Louis, 11.
(‘Iiit'iigtp 9-3; Philadelphia, 2-2,
Standing in American League.
W. L. P.(.‘.
NewYolk .............4b 35 57b
ilostoi; ....... . ........ 4d 3.3 ..fitib
Cleveland ...... 47 37 Slit:
Chicago "......WH . 38 .550
Washington . .......... 4E: 38 .5111
Detroit ................44 40 .52
St, Louis .........;....36 46 .439
Philadelphia ..... lb‘ 58 .237
Game. Today.
Chicago at Washington.
St. Louis nt‘Ncw York.
Detroit at Boston.
Clerelrtnd at Philadelphia.
. - 37'7"“ ‘.' .
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. ".1
{I1 ' . , "'*" * . t
" (‘9th Yattyrdny. {’5
Toronto. 6. Newark, 1.
"3| 9; uniqueness. '1’ ' ' ~
1311!th 7; Richmond. 0. 7 $-
Wflt‘i’f; Rocheatoc's. ‘ 7
Standing in International League.
4 t 7. 5‘ W‘ 1" P.C.
Buffalo .42 31 575'
Providence y,....... ..42 35 .545
Baltimore ”...... .....43 36 .644
filotltrohl ..n........... 40. 36 .526
Toronto .....4....;....36 35 .507
Richmond ,...}......:.36 38 1488
Newark“......l.......‘.,.31 45 .408
Rochester .............28 42 .400
Games Today.
Ill! 'ttimore :rt Itorliistcr
Richmond at Buffalo.
Newark at Toronto.
Providence at Montreal.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Games Yesterday.
'Ilill'II'OI‘d. 4; “breast“; 2.
New Loildon. 5; Lynn, 1.
Bridgeport; 1: Lawrence. 0.
New Haven. 11; Lowell, 4
Portland. 7; Springfield, 2
Standing iii Eastern League.
W. L. PC.
. New London ..........44 17 .721
Portland ........ 43 20 .683
Springfield .. .......... as 27 ‘.571
Worcester ........ :36 28 '.563
Lynn ...... ............34 33 .507
Lowell ..... .........27 38 .429
Harlin“ ............... 26 35 426
Lawrence ..... . ..... . .25 37 .403
:New Haven ......r..-.23 38 .377
Bridgeport . ........... f3 46 .333
Games Today.
Worcester at Hnrfford (2).
New Haven. at Lowell.
I Lynn at New London.
' Lawrence at Bridgeport.
Springfield at Portland.
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AMERICAN “WCIATION GADES.
YESTERDAY.
Toledo. 19:. Minneapolis. 0.
Columbus. :8v8t. Paul 8.
Lwfiu‘v' lr Mum”, 3.
hefty, 5: Metropolis 0.1
ii
brute even in. the season.“ “g also
‘eamoil and MP ‘n'tel‘hé'gem:
"y'stitlloadooenymn
Altttttttt till
Blitith‘
-~——.--II
./
, Hi
i
put Clio—He Iesly Witt
its». all motel—cum
Broke [m Marti-e lle'?
MGM .
l'o’
lil'IlKJILI‘OitT. July 11"“Tht‘AUI
ultali (“train L‘oiilpant Athle-tit Asso—
bot— owner of“ the
iii: tlgtlttlil tlub ;.-l ltldix when
tILtUJII Ilt’tulflt‘
«Ital um tt-lllIlItltd for the lulthuse
ot’ Il'dll\ turnerl' a haiiJlltclestI. tor
pair will drop out of Eastern League
bmhati \tltllout much cial loss.
hot buttered that much c
hallltb It i- UUtIcIEIOO re (haul
company will assume LI bta orig
ALL tire. llub' on ti- ‘ l finalltlitl
boars. There is no umflillerence
Most of the debts are those which
.‘Ill‘IXItI have been wiped-one early in
the such its gmflbR‘rt-llt and
moon due to outer lndtl'l t5. the for.
Join: ll. Fro-churn.
\tile llr‘liI) who hil‘km litiiiltz
llllth-Ill‘ tor the past wuhzwlll ton-
tirrue ill charge. Now ti
<otule toiitiol. he plan»
eetelul \\l‘8k [hostile
catcher 'ruul right field.
the attendance
rt'hsull,
Illt o It“ llrIl',
. [notably
“bonnet:
has been good, con
steering the poor stanmm the
club. Orer 2.000 turned mimet- Burr
day, and there were 1.59m last
Saturday. 'Wlth :1 wt in: team
"only expects to pet enouirh ntouey to
tell
bull
aunt.
Wu Arms
gets aim on Newfield Par
will enhble' him to stage
\
. m V
7 their; hair 1 short 'ahd filmed a big
profit on football
ml.-
chmo BOUTS THIS_ WEEK.
Tonight. .
Olympic A. (‘.~Pn(ldyI§utlirnn and
Jimmy Duffy.
Tamorrow Nightr
Art'erne S (‘.«~l\Iurt,\' ‘tlross and
Bud Palmer. ‘. , l
(‘lermonl A C.—Eddte Dorsey and
Mel Coo'gan. “I 9
Friday Night.
Harlem Sporttnn t‘tuh—‘l‘iave limit,
and Nero "Chink
Brown's Fm Itocltziulr) .A: Fanat-
tling Leiinsln and George Ash.
New Polo~ A. C.—{lene Tunney and
K. 0. Julie. ‘
Saturday thht"
Fullmonl A. C —~Al‘tle lfccotcrn and
Young Rector
\\ tttdtillglml Parl<~Sil out
and I‘lniiltic. Nutter;
and Ilankie t orbone
ionttmiy S C. «Hum Pierce alldI
.loe \\ elling. :
t
SW'lMS 50 YARDS lN'“27 458.
PI'T-IN ‘AY, 0. July 19. f4\ new
ord was established in the
ship swimming eyents heldl
terdav afternoon
fifty yards in 27 4-.55
mark was 28 2-53.
from the Illinois Athletic” and the
Chicago Athletic Association. .
Michael McDermott, o the Illinois
Athletic Club, world’g .-‘ ‘
the 440an breast atr
"le A. A. U. champion fur _
the tw-omile event. I
Miss Mary O‘Reilly» of
once Turn Vereln of In
the first to finish In a.
womb!) . ,
Findepend.
__ polls. was
of twelve
MORAN. EASILY OUTPIq‘INT‘S GAL.
LAM.
new Yeats. no. 191‘ Jere; Moran.
01 New Orleans. dofeotod’fiihide Cat.
talun; of lit-nobleman Mme your
at the. Harlem Spartan Not an...
v.‘=.ti.lelit'
‘ tune; the K’UUI‘N‘ of it Set) metre raecg-i
the t " .
t‘IIt'ZtIi and world's marks for the dis-I
twtuoctt the I‘Cl'flplS-wtmnfil‘fi. ‘5
iii c has lib-
Elltillll- -n
.lilarks. 4th., 59 36s.. was beaten by
'25s.
slowed down appreciably, but the 500
IIIIIIMIIS
e
wmheelelllnc
Peel
*-
‘7. ..r -\"l:‘ " ‘ ' rtrorri> werewarl’l-
.2 :«ul of eiistriie lzr the New York
Club Nulatorium, I’dtl night,
'at hall bent airlingril for the sole
;.-u:po.~t of .1i\itl'_ lie :bcrt \ollluer nu.
(lira. thumpioli. it (home at rhg Am.
lane» New-r faltering In his progress,
IIlL'\uu1I.lIuI il‘ltt holder not only ac-
winiitlshed other he. set out to do but
on lllr- WM U'IMI the existing figures
“t' dill trot Illn‘r euthcl one) to 0“
llIIItllI'k‘ IIlt‘ ilub and was d to u 'or11w yards :00 metres and 4
tire; yard:
' ‘ ‘ " . - i. . '17: h and J.
simulations have ”Nil 111 lll‘ugreea' At t.» lime \ It I] / mot: ,
to: Ft\lt'ltI 2]..“ The ' a (it u“ J t'uileli. Million 5 tlub matter. able
. ‘ ‘ ' . ' ' two
lit-w UWIlI’Ii did not 0 ride with to tumult lillrl. lie “.17. nearly k
“oriimi’ 'tlltI it “'-’.t‘: th in “my.“ tin: 'ltlii oi ttu seventy-tin fool tun
IiIL to i“, m” IUD. title It 1, timid or Zimumil when he finished his
amt, three alltl‘I‘lcht’: catching his
trill .m “in. This was 5 1—55.
.a til then the “Grid‘s record vital)—
It mu t» J, glutfleid or “onion Sn:
p. I More, l.:i~;l.tntt. on August 6, 1913,
'i 1.7,- bl'lt‘i’ than Illt- American
"i’ltlrd made by Joseph C. \l'lleutley
in April, 1914.
\o'lirlt-r “11> wt. at filll'Il surprising
‘ttle‘t'd tllnt the other» ware It‘ll nearly
ii: lit \ard" belu'fm fill the first hun-
lln-d. whitli he waged in 69 I-os He
L. pz IILIH m the spine poor for anoth-
tr 1. ’nt MUM lighting 150 \nrds In 111)..
l-.' “LIIII “'3. a few years ago
31 3—5".
(I
WU“ .i world‘s old. It appeared
tl that nag» of the rum that \‘oll-
tier wzt~ hurting his chances for the
on metre hair}. by swimming too that
ill thi mm. Some of the club mem~
tltis feared Ill— would be too tired in
the lust hundiutl arde to ’leep within
reuli oi the ireord, and shouted to
him lh SItl‘I' uplll bit. \'ollmer, how-
ever. [hinted that he understood his
own ability belly: than his friends
did. Without bout-5.4M caution he
rmtaletned a null! etrote and reached
the 300 yard mark I 2-58. ahead ~of
t‘ilailes .\I. Daniel-f record of 3111.. 35
4-517. At 400 yards another of Danielo‘
n)
in the that 100 yards Vollmer
metre record was already within his
grasp. and he could nftord lo stackcn
Jtltu price.
Boxmo COMMISSION TO 607
Report That Malone Law Is Likely
to Be Repealed.
ALBANYN. . . 'Y.. .luly 19.-—A feeling
.‘L‘nlnfit the “dune low creating the
State Athletic Commission continues
to grow and lherc is :7 strong likeli
hood that the next Legislature will be
asked to repeat the act. Persons who
.IlflYt‘ been IOIIOWIIII: the work of the
warm.
fls Nu Solo 0..., .12” .5“, Also Bests Fur Aunts-lewd;
i
lelaiiird Mitt-hell.
.It'II hands-r, has
_(‘teu land and
‘b1'
‘Jen’liuue
Mitcitu hill Mtitltt . .
0f tittitt uiuutmuslmsuiutu Pill tttttl sum
Viitn t‘letelaud a ten “Nth
(Ikt'ltl'tl the teteun “Willie Mitchell
trad about outlived his mulling useful-
new: and asked “liner: uli lulu. ll .._ i-
thoucht dlfieltlill) '(il'iJ
in appreciation the
shown Pht't'lllloilal
me‘lt with the Titers and ycuerday
countered his .‘t('Und defeat of the
Yankees in the series ju>l ended. Miro
.eit defeated the Yatilwta' in tut-lie
illiintn~ on Friday. Yesterday it did
nil latte him that long. as he applied
a “'ItiH-Vt‘ar’h brush and blanked lheI
lioriutariitea handily on .~e\'ell \jidely
“attend hits. it Cleveland's diagno-
>is of pitchers such as Mitt-hell islike-
ly to cast another lndtali adrift other
'Iuba would do well to be all the look-
out.
(1 hi).
— —.—¢
SPOR"S OF ALL SORT3~
The Worcester Lynn teams
will t-Ifl) a double limiter on Bran-3'
i‘ieitl. Huston, next Monday afternoon.
The ltod Sox will be on their way to
the lions returning
so that It is Ilomori
linrl them would
ilo:iiiri.u doing in the baseball line
that do} will be arzreeu‘ul) surprised
Abel Kit'ml is :aid to have :. broth
:ipidrry who is coming along: he a
mile lullltl'r He is only 17 years old
i’ttI is tll“!ltII!l,‘ (Hills High school.
Stan-n bland, Lawson Robertson
7. him: till iiilereet in the youngster.
tinny Whiter. once with the lltd
.'\, ts pinging prom ball tor Lou Alr-
Lt‘ill‘.‘ ltlld is ulelidilll: Ilitttl' and see»
mud in the (‘oart lxllrtle in base run-
iiilic. He has had it number ol t'.llU\('P>
to collie back into the majors. but has
turned them down, preferring to star)
our oil the (post.
A l‘l‘lllarhhhle pill-herx‘ battle was
IlIII,‘ttI at Nashville, Tenn. tut Week
bur Nashville and Chattanooga.
Toni Rogers, of tho Nashville team,
pttctlcd a notrit-norun game angno
than reached til-zit bulge. Nashville
won. 1 to 0 but at that. Allen. of.
Chattanooga. tear the winners tn one
IlIl.
Josh Devoro bu reached Topeka in
his baseball pemrinatlone.
Charley Hanna’s next arrangement
with the Giants will be his third. At
the beginniu of the 1909 season, af-
ter he had been earrted by hthraw
for two yam, he was traded to the
Braves along with Bill Collins for
Deal! Decker. In the summer of 1910
and
from St. l.oui.~.
latte who expected
71’
is
Q
‘ttZl
he who traded back to the Giants for I
3lli‘idwcll rind Gowdy. During the win-i
ter of 1914 he was sent to Cincinnati.
Alon gwllh Grover Hartley. no! wit h;
the grow. for Bob Beecher. Home
.tant seem to keep away from» Brood- i
‘(lnzetto on the wonderful quarter to
commission clooclx it; e of the opinion
clea throughout the sfitte.
This proposal is keenly resented and
‘ta rmponaible for the movement look-
glint? the proposal of Chairman Fred|
Martin A. \Venck to legalize refereeii' decis- .tiuliipiouships in 1886 and 1887.
taunt; Ahehrnlions in the. state has created a new drop in 10 seconds riot in 1886 and "I“ 0‘ ”‘9 “m“ indefinitely as 3 "3' ‘
Ieieiiir-nt of disturbance to sporting cir- was the first Britlsbtchampion to do It” “I "9 ““"m"
t
i
pay.
A. B. George, ircommentlnlr in his
wukly sports letter to the Montreal‘
47 2-5. by Ringo Diamond. recalls that
England had a colored champion in
the middle 50's. Arthur Wharton, a,
ram from the West Indies, won the
Julia-h A. A. A. 1th \lird splint
lle
uents in a title meet.
Miss Aileen Allen, of Lon Annalee.I
may lone her title. as the A. A. If
Inn: to the abolition of‘the commission. twometia diving champion. which she:
Chairman Wenck has failed in one 91- won me: Miss Cons-ti ice Meyer. 0U
sport’ 5 sake
the commission from Its inception; a
pertinent: department; -
will be asked to repeal the
law. Governor Whitman.
. I
commission.
4
atom Mil-retina wr‘t‘rt Mount;
am last m 33%ng mi.
superior tmhu carom. to. Wait!
but. too ‘
Central Amateur Athletic Union rec- fort to legalize boxing decisions and Portland Ore.
{champion tthe opponents of legalization declare Baths, San Francisco. July4
in the meet at Sutro's
It Is
Vance Veuth,
out Ludy Langer.
The
Southern Pacific A. A. U. registration;
Criticism has been directed againstIcommtttoo is. investigating the case.
I
George .3055, a San Francisco;
large number holding that it Is a eu- Isportrman. caught a rock salmon. re- Champion Wrestler of World Badly
and that it is centlv at Lake Tahoe, and -it Is Said
a detriment to boxing. The controver- that- tt-is the first one caught in seven KENOSHA. WIS. July 19-431“
arover decisions is the basis for the years. floss says that it was one of IGotcll. champion wrestler of the
claim now that the next Legislature the. gamut this he has ever taken, world ill out of the game for an Inde-
Malone and at times leaped fifteen feet out finite period having suffered a frac-
however. ottlio water.
said last night that no formal com-g Tod Harem will not settle to
plume hm cone to him as you cadmium Ho nndhteroom-
uiough'v he had heard that there militate. atPonn. Warren M. Walla. are
eon-lemme dissatisfaction over the pan-m in therdse broiler-ego busti-
JWIIW’ .
l' W
onANo elation near. ‘
“1701'"
.on
I
Sits until Itttltt
ti. rag. r11 «.‘aiiwzi l send~ tie fol
.iuwrtg to The Sentinel,
New Yorh, July It. 1916.
'11.; Editor,
lira: Sir;
l we that Young .‘tlt-Aulir‘f‘r has ig-
nored the challenge at Battling Latin
lilo- twite conqueror of Sammy Waltz,
McAulihe's closest find. i étI>U St-t
where he is billed with one more
in the person of thorny t‘oulorr,
or New York (no such bow-r, or never
tit» >Ut'h person boxing in New York)
It 'i.~ really too bad that the promo-
HTS would stand for a good rlmn like
Bit-Amine boxing "sliffs," when there
so many good men at the call of
the prorrloters, who can trite the pub-
lic it rlln for it: money. That bit-Au-
tiir‘e in. in deadly fear of Battling: habit,
mute the latte-3' knocked uul Sammy
Wain for the wound time there I:
now no doubt in our minds. McAu-
tlr‘lt» recently knoclu-tl our route ollit-r
“lit-p," who “'3‘ suppoull to t‘Ulltt“
iron] New York. but whom none of the
Metropolitan paper: t't'e'l‘ heard of. and
now he comes back Will. one more.
Latin, who is it It'p’llllth’ilc. bantlun.
weight. accepted the challenge of
toting McAuliue, who is eight to lti
rounds ileat'ieIr than the little Brook.
lyn linlllamwetght, and when MC/fl-
title heard that he (Latin) would box
turn and let trim weigh in all the feath-
erwt-icht limit. he immediately wetch-
ill on the match. Now here is a boy
lilii tilts boxed Kid Williams. I-‘rnnkie
Home. At Schubert, litrtcli Brandt.
lirmiiy Murray, Eddie Wallace, Young
Soisbcr'g. Jimmy Taylor and every top
wit ii tiirilraliiu'ett'ht in the world. and
can still do 116 pounds i-lntiside, and
Ii{'I't’ i'q our latest proposition to this
L‘Utllllvl‘lt‘lt lchutill‘e: Lirhil will box
I‘ll.t before any club in the State of!
t‘ollnm'lit-ul, and will agree to kllotk
him out within 12 rounds. The only
tondltion is that lie lilaltee the feather:
:- cirl. l. limit 1
Lorne on now Mr. Dodger and trim-
mer of “hope." let's hear what you
t .ne l<I ran, or admit that‘ you faurI
i
Who.
I
I
being knocked out by a little human-
einllt uloril you hate riot at “chum;
helgtit and reach. but not heart. on.
LEO P. FLYNN.
Manager of Battling Lahn,
McAniiffe's master.
Shim-i Jill. Illllltlll
hill SIIIIIItIfll Milli};
PHILADELPHIA. July 19. -Walter‘
H. Schang. left fielder of the Phlladel-r
pllll Athletics, was seriously tutor?!
in the. smooth tuning of the first gem.
will. Chicago iiere \esterday. In gov
I‘.
ltnii. after it foul fly Selling stumbled
over the low concrete coping in front‘
of the left field seats and fell on his
head. .
All Xlliy examination showed that
lli~ jl'i“ had been fractured and his
>. ‘louldei lmdii b uisul. Ile “ill be.
\lnnagcr Mack
enlioumed that he feared it would be
at least a month before Schanrz will be
’nble to play brill again.
Another Yankee Hurt.
NEW YORK, July 19. —‘Nlck Cullop,
title New York American club's most
“sorrowful pttcherbcollupsed in
here yes- Ithat it would be handing the boxing claimed that in 1914, before women:
Abe Selgel. of the name oxer to the gamblers. Those were admitted to the A. A l'. . Miss
Illinciiu A t‘., of Chicago. swam tho sumorting Mr. Wenck assert that it lsiAtlen appealed as a diyiug girl In alum“-
The former as easy now to kill the sport. and that San Francisco theatre
Competing with until decisions are permitted boxers who brought
him were some of the craeTawimmers and promoters will back down to the'- coached Miss Allen. and he maintains
of the Middle West Including a dozen disgust of the lovers of the sport forItbat she is n bonmflde amateur.
thel
I10.\,\(‘SI(‘I'(IH\ afternoon. in the gamel
.v it'll lietr oil litter dc‘ itering a ball to
t‘ullop was led off the field.
{According to.tl)e clubs physician, her terns m your body. pew
pulled a muscle under his ribs and will
be out of the game ten days at least.
This is the fourth starof the Yankees
now on the injured list.
i“
FRANK GOTCH BREAKS LEG.
Hurt in Exhibition flout.
i
lured to; yesterday during an elusi-i
bitlol: bout. He! was. wrestling. with
Bob Monograph. of Chicago. I. member
of the circus with which Gotfi. was
troveilnz. when he caught his left foot
between ‘tvm mete, still as be buried
boned”! woman:
t
We who to: firewalls. mm
patients-monies. Whom linings
M
horn-tire battle at their lives for x
fact‘ that the New Yorkers In
shuttles with the widows.
utioi: should prou- lhe undoing at;
man Kansas Cit y is star shorts“
til it price said to be higher than
.DEFINITION OF CHI
‘ .
memhtor a idol.
* troll! ho twisted the let. breaking the
-.mA.‘ 0th.. July. il—rrapk Ho- CLEVELAND, 0., July 18—1110 -
m. of I’m-burgh. from. no match. Nor-tn main sweep-tabs and the Ian antiemplon heavyweight .
P031 CIIISIIRS
.illhI‘Lt‘Ilr(D[§ new wmpleled _
lrtdil} by lite Nina“. baseball .3
afltlUtllL whertb; ILII l‘oit Chalk!
ball tlub “ill appeal at Amuse”...
Part-2 on Sum u". itIILTl'IUUU '
lit Poll 1 Enter t tub this 861*!“-
lzltrt‘ a~ Ollt oi the fastest. agm‘
lltIIlE lll this >e. ion of the CW:
ilid «\ill be sure to give the tomb
800d 80- I " I
hit “ttlta ago the Nets York .rv 4'“
ball [038115 illiaded tie New C“
ball pasture. or. South avenue. a“
then gaye the “urn-(WWW.
teen innings, finally losing out “I.
ftmleenth by the some of 4 to .3.
With Norwailt and New M
playing 1-0 and 8-0 games, is cur
ntir lillil Noiwatk and Port
\\-li' be pretty evenly matched-.-
Eielrt Illlh‘ were garnmd tron.-
bIIl‘lInL‘S of Link, in fourtegg in!
by Port Chester, which 9&0:le
...,
’l‘tbin will be on the thin: I“
usual for Norwalk. and "Rim
nodr will endeavor to waylei-n
shoots behind the bat, Such a .. ‘
\isitors.
a
‘—
CUBS BUY KANSAS CITY IT
t‘IIIt‘AIlO, July 19.-—“'IUIm,
... .
I)(t'll pur (based by the Chicano "h
lionale it was announced yelt
322.5% value given by the Pit .
Nationals Home yeaI-‘s'ago' for
O’Toole. The amount (Lush.
lier and the trainee oi theI that
era lmolved in the dept wen:
tumounced. _
H ,4
—~Don't waste the dots in
for n tenant under the In:
that Sentinel classified adv
EXPENSIVE FOR your new
PEVSE is to own ".7183th
_.
and Winds
Have no effect upon the:
ing qualities of our.“Beet
Eyeglass Mounting- We
how td‘ldjust' thunder.
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