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Kid Norfolk
NEW YORK. Dec. 27.*'Tb€r9 are
oeveral cities not very- far from
Broadway where New York westw-
who are waiting to the next boxiu
law to be poised could in the interim
profitably spend their time. one .of
these town's 'is New Ha'en ’ where
twenty round bouts are permitted and
whore the patron)“ is very satisfac—
Ini'i. Several of our leading promot-
ers have car covetous eyes at New
Karen, and have tried to establish
. themselves there in the promtlng line.
Bad to relate, they have been brutally, '
rebuffed, and it really does not seem
that .any of, them will succeed in set-
ting a foothold in the college town.
Dick Curley was the. latest to trv,
» = A . sub” of the BiSMEWQ—Egi Known tot
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From happenings out there we are inclined to believe that Vodka driuk- ‘
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vSherntan's idea of war must be revised.
be real without coal?
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How can any place like. that
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One of the stock headlines of every newspaper,
bcrv in Chicago."
”Another Bank liolr
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A horse shoe over your door may bring you a soothed mentality but it .
'dWFh'l face a bill collector. .
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The fellow in the composing roOm says that dealing with one grocer
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and be was erected in a most chitin:
nnd disheéflening manner.
in a hall that would seat 10,000 per-
Ncw York.
of New llgivcn for a “(‘t'nSt'
with precmptory refusal.
From all of which it would seem!
that New Yolk promters will have to'
wait ”Hittite; get a new law in New
Yorkfitoltte“ ;
Grupp A. C. Decision Postponed ,i
After listening to the testimony of
the'pollce yesterday and hearing ar-
xummeffor the' state. and the club,"
magistrate Branch in the Wunhinzton'
llélghtii court reserved until this atten’
noon decision in the case lfllfllfit‘"ll‘ Wildlor soldiein‘the ('0ch
ironp‘ A. c- West tmth street. The
police, hendM by Licut. Louis Thomp:
son of the West lZZrd street citation:
testified that several hox’ig boutsI
were staged in the club on the night of
December it and that they were not.
cogtlncted in a manner to WW3"?
them that the entertainment was for
clot; members only", . .1, ,
the police, failed ' to' 'iillhmlt any,
3’,an tcstlmWitii’n‘ytotoettint,
will that thc law'hati‘ been'vl ted‘
and decided to hat/35 the-platter ftcd
in'iourt. '4‘ '
_“ngh Luna Pressure 0
'hen Leo P. “you. man‘ .
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" of Kid,»
Norfolk, who was recently put to sleep '
in Denver by the Tar Baby. returned
from the West he was askedjwhat was'
thd matter with his champion.
“it was the altitude, the thin air. the'
hi lung pressure; tat's wasidid it.
hltzh lung pressure: that's what did it.'
"Why. mnn alive, Norfolk'iust natural-
lv-slnmmml the hide off Langford in,
the first round. When he came back;
to his corner he could scarcely talk.'
He was choked. .strnngled. The ex-'
trcm: exertion in that altillldl‘ inst
choked him, so when thc next belt
and Landlord just slammed hlmf
about aohe pleased and put the K. 0.
over. Kid was choking and couldn't
defend himself."
“How about Lonziord? Didn't he;
choke up too?" Flynn was naked. .
' "Well, nh-er-altcm, you see he didn't
choke until after he. got the slum ov-
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MIKE MENOSKY DRAFTED T
1hll'd Washington Player to Enter Na.
tional Service in Fortnight
WASHINGTON.’ T‘. 0.. Dec. 27.-—
Mike Menohlty. the Washington out-
fielder, formtrlv a Federal League
playerf'is thn latest big leagner to be
dnffe'd.‘ .
Menoskv it: the third Washinzton
outfielder to enter the national ser-
vice within the last fortnitzht, The oth-
ers are Horace Milan, substitute out-
fielder, who has joined the aviation
corps, and Billy Murray. an outfield
"Wit, now in the quztrtermast’er
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MUST PAY A WAR . .
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. Patrons of cabaret entertainments}
New Year's cve will be subject to a'
war in in all places where there la a!
reservation of chairs or admlosiong
charged, or where' the price or the:
sorted includes 'auolI charges. it lag
-not expected, however, that this will?
“9"“! “we'll“! from the usual New!
Year's celebration. ' "i
in caba'W'th'o' t’a’x -la‘"aomewhat; »
higher that! for theatre mom?
according to ruling- que by e [if
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been received at the
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faint-tu- 9m who
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* 2“?” Winn-int: we M
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Planned to not on muv Mislte and ““1
tlingigvinsky ill a Wilt in‘x‘eiv Haven?
soup and was but two hours aw" "omiyou see nowadays and that you will always have with you, you will see sev
But when Richard made: era
application to, Chief of Police SmithL
he met 1
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.write ,to the Journal and tell them thni if they don't stop printinx those
'cliit’mpion batsman of the ‘Xationm
tornai revenue hmdu and whi' :horoii.‘ '
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cannedh‘tfitfiic‘ 'i‘f o'-
' ‘wal nivfif‘tlie’m oroi‘ ' "i
has its advantages. For instance, you can get a fev‘v pounds of sugar with' i
if you will take a careful squint at some of these self made men that!
I places where the chisel slipped.
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No Agnea, “Trench feet" are not cold feet,
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. Fuel Administrator. Garfield savu that high prices for coal are 'a‘ moat Le
thing- because they are a'etlmulus to the production that war demands! it
_ . mm . . mason. ltILLtrcit:
Grover'CletglaudAlcxflhder. star twirlcr of thP Philadelphit National
ague Club. and Catcher William Knitter were mid to lhl' (Ililcngo Na,
onul League f‘lnb for a ohm tops-rind to be the largest etcr passed in
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which sounds rather fishy. Eggs are. high and yet vou don't hear of any such a tro'na‘actldh. “Hamlin“ um... hurt. my] lht‘ figure has more
hens dying from overwork, in Iplte of the awful demand for their product. film" “mm “H W 0' "50'" it"? l"!l it mi birth 7‘! $90.00“,
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Garfield's foot kind-n-alippcd watertlav when he opened his mouth. Anti
that's not mixing erpressions either.
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here who would like to see him licad
another major league club in; they in“!
confident he would shake off liu- hoo-
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duo that harboen trailing him.
A v-Man upstate says that he was knitting‘u BY CWL MEN
av and his beard two foot long and still - ' llirsm Abrams. "‘Vn" 0' m" P0”
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growing strong, not mixed in with his wool. "Taln't often a soldier or "H'Jrn ' 9' gram”: 3"?“ East, Land Wam- Li coins in mitt"? a fight to
can "(a dloenn cep that (-il\' in tlic Eastern league.
or gets hair lined socks. .
"he Proposition “"0””, '5’ W“ lie will oppose anv move. to drop Port-
tlon of Provident? 1'07 “WM"? in land and lxtwrencc from. tho league.
iraovroizm it)
lt‘unny items in the "-
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We, don't know whether it's a desperate plot on the part of the editor!l
, that circuit. The fact that the lihoduueiuwq n..." arc 1......” pines than
of the Magazine pane of the Mill Eve. Journal to educate children in the island 0,,
, . _ fl . y is prepared to entertain -, . - -, . . ~.
Encllsh method of countintt‘t'oln or u but every time that Til-Bi'd that “in"... from the ”3...", learn! "1;; I!;‘.";q:‘n['b"\”“.flildgg'lgfirfrxg
. » t. . u ' ‘ ,nt THEN; ‘. l .". t.
on! Enelislt pinhfllilfllarlv called 1.Grccn lln arrives in this country magnate-s has “mg”, much interest h“ had a Wan”) '0 Mil Gould and
the Eve. Journal has a space similar tights filled in with into; which in ”a, propositliin ahd if the ln‘Pma.:I",;m-or but 6".” Abrhmr‘cfnses '0
they solemnlv as nu, c to new as a fresh melted dime. tionnl lcllmin «be: dnband. as It "‘d ' 1 t in b. cm W, m.
And so strlcifi'w all e: . , . ’ t 0 so up 8” t w .n .. p .
.. \ ‘ . . V, , 1”“th R will. Providence will he in era, lie is not unions to enrich the
. . ; . ’ "y ' glhe()1\cll:'f:ircuit‘,“ This is n 2 to 1'trenaury al'ilt‘ “1mg it good chm.
First .iarvcy, "Dy so any that he zuv yer two hob nnd a tanner? gamble. aceordfnz '0 “hm" rella 3 Jack flail. of the mlfimon club.
Second Jnrvey, "No % ‘3” me, two hob and l zuv tho but: a tannin
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Ibly informed baseball men. :who believes that the mntprnnflgng]
After vou have read'thia over you are supposed to all right down and.
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Th' lntcrnntlonnl leane pulled ”I beams can be saved. is said to have
:“bono'l'” when If llllhed' Pfflldmt'l'm nominated a friend 0' his for lht‘ of.
'Barrvs salary from "moo to 82,000. "m, of president of ”my organization
trageoualy funny jokes that you shill have to wire up reading their pa-
hut narrow 1- not likely to be to mat- to succeed Edward mm”.
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Ever Hlnre ll. t‘. has left the uptown paper to brave the dcnzins of yened "9'" by "H economy policy.i . Future Ruler 0f Spam
Brldccport us reportcrdwehave miim‘tl hltl daily t-nvt-e chant Chick Brown. :‘nozwrd " dmt"’""“ 5":th "’2’“? ,, . . . 573:” -~ ~ ' ... 2
"Clieck-a-Brown," as he ust‘d to call him, We canno lie] but u.e nd y ' P manna " m W on ‘ a???" '
l p p. q i .that meant to drive him out of the ,.
congratulate the uptown editor for having stopped the me. of that awful _ h hi to
name and the, still more awful Picture (7) of Brown. By the way, what has ”W" Th" “'9' ’ "9 "’0 ‘ i
become of him? Brown, not H. (3 stand such at ridiculous cut but they
4 planned that wlv of getting rid of
— l l i efercnce to the more manlyt
it really “09"!" “l in "1th the Policy of the Journal, which is to mull? :f :vinfl'i‘hfit‘ he was no longer
tho Hamish. firat. last and always. English humor is one thing to knock but in adjunct to "h" organization
it is nnother thing to knock a country in the way that W. R. ilcartxt docs. , . '
So mp"; . ; Washington lost two promisinepiav-
.era by the draft. One is outfielder
”it" *0 Tit-Bit“. Stop caning vtt'ur papor mm... “H..." ~53... “mom Mike hfenosttv and the other ilarrv!
.Thompson. who was drafted from the.
might think it was it futuristic Germn n paper. . t
_‘ " r ‘ ‘ "" “ Mme-5" .__,_,:_m.1'oronto club. Menoskv wits drafted:
MATTV TO 'LEAD aovaens . ' h "ho e town. i-‘llnt. Mich. while
Christr Mathewson is to head a, FIVE RED SOX TRY 'rhngpmrwent before aboard in Nan-
team of bow'lcrs that will conipete in‘. FOR TRACK ”UM, ticolte. Pa}, and passed ul'h fit-ins rob
the international howling tournament: Five erstwhile members of the 309- ors. Mn'lmrv Laiolc of tho'l'orotr
to he held in (.‘lnclnnntl from Pebru- ton Red Sox, who are now members to club assured the Washington pilot"
an ill to March 10. 8mm- of the men of the lat Naval District Station of Clark Griffith that Thompson would
who will be on the team with the itsoton. are putting in their extra time'be a second Sam Rice for Washington.
Manager of the Reds are Eddie mush, brushing up their speed to earn a which is about all that could be ask-
Dlncc on the track team of therstationfed u Ricc has made good with a ten-
Tlicy are “Rabbit." Marnnvlilc. .lnclt scans. -
Barry. their old manager; Del Gainerw Dame Rumor is busy again all"
Mikt‘ M'c-Vally and Ernie Shore. Dar this time it whispers that Wild Bill
lug their short furlougthit the ball Donovan is to manage the st.
“We" “"3"" in informal "if"! mt“ Louis Cardinals the condo: season.-
es with Tom llalpin. Billy lifeanlx and The report is that he has come to an
other one-time champions. Mnrnnvlilo napemnnt and that it will he announc-
has displayed the old speed which pd" shortly. lumovan managed the
made him a joint holder of the rccortl
of circling the bases, 360 feet in H
seconds. Thev arc to compete in tho
Mlllrosc cat-ms on January 23.
mam; ”ilelnle Groh, Hal Chase, Lee
Magec, and Toni Grimm.
Tite'tournamcnt list of prizes will
agiregtite 330,000. Sixteen standard
alleSy will he installed in' the. O. N. (l.
Armory and accommodations are be-
ing nrranued for n record brehkinz en-
trv in the event. immediately follow-
ing the A. B. C. tonnnhient the W0-
‘ arm PRINCZ or min
had more than his share of ill luck he be "r,- papaya,- with ”u. pm“, 0
is the one. Donovan is a Lawrence the kingdom.
native born and he has many friends
men's Nationalnowllng Association
will begin its annual national tourna-
ment. '
Advertise iii The Sentinel. .
This is the latest. piittiiopmph of
,. . . Prince Alfonso of tho Annrinsa tho
new iorlt Yankees and if every man future pups,- of gm], m. is gaping thew: on July 7, l
“iiiiil rhinitis?
lilili’iliiiitili”
Than Ever. Says Dr. Sat
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LEONARD DEFENDS
STAND ON w
Champion Btnuy Leontml is ,
'rlsed that he has been criticism 7
waging in an occasional bout. ‘ “I‘d
33!: directly r. gnonaibie for "m '
he.“ turned it. .t Red Cross and
dier tau..- .nee our country at” ‘
in the great world war." said [mu '
-._ . ! "l'rn doing my bit," he said aerl-v
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Dec. 27.—~Afh-“y' “00‘“! “mm than ‘1 “Pm r
Eletics for the masses rather than for"or “1"“ men to do. Besides inst”
ithe few is the proposal of Dr. Dudlet .135 f" nothing at C“ ‘9 Upton,,h’
EA Sargent, diector of the l‘leinenwny‘y‘m “0"" I am ””355 hack 9"
fGymnasium, Harvard. Declaring thaticfl" 0’ my 81.300 19"“? salary”:
[am is not [hp "me for ",9 fosterinqllhe fund for training camp actirit ' '
:of highly specialized athletics in out” have shared the biasest Port
tcolleges or, Sargent today in the liar-:my recent nurses with army fun , ..
‘rnrd gymnasium added: 5 “For instance. in St. Paul in m,
. ”We want today more than ever thoibout with Gene Delmont, moth!"-
everydav man to come out and do his the total gate receipts went; to
part in some form of athletics. It ivormy fund. in Denver, when I k ’
a duty eat-h young man owes the na- ed out Sailor Kirke, I agreed to .
Ellen. and our colleges should empha the Elks, who promoted the bentmw'.
size this fact hv introducing sports in the benefit of the Red Cross to' I
.which not the few, but the many can half the gate reecipts of £9,000 tarp
compete, . cause. in Cleveland. when l fa ' .
"The sugars-lion made in the. West Toughey Ramsey. they told 1119'!
that a lrcnade throwing contest h? the show was for the benefit of ,
added to the events in the Conferencc cause. They oflered me 34,000 f '. ‘ I
intercollegiate meet is a good one, but 05 5.1%;
m b r h m ‘ m cod and I promptly told them I’d.
e ene rt l at wou new“ ro mine to 81,500 for the b=netl ~
such a competition would be vcrv I t of hi"! .
boys in khaki.
small if a few selected athletes from “Mind you our hotel bills were 1
each college took part in the contrst. *
3-300 during our stay. l'm doing . '
What we want now is droves of men hit forth 4 ~13".
. e countr '. bet at.
taking part in our sports. Groupo 111- 3 some 0' -. »
Who are criticislnc m . v
the! than specialiutu nhouid be Kil’rn form and do out; 9:: "lib-.5...-
the prcft‘rrnre, and anv athletic ‘ , »~ In . .
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‘ cvent which will allow a great num- “e" country as lam.
ber of men to compete. rathc.~ than
those with studied specialized skill.
has my approval.
“Grenade throwing, wall scaling.
bavonet fcnclne. a number of our aim-
nntit’ rvxercists are all fine prepare.-
lions for doing: 7! man's. work on the
Minefields of Europe. hu' their valttt‘
would be maximized i! bodies of men
rather than hand picked individuals
reap and enioy their benefits."
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naueoue Loses MATcH
interstate Billiard. Champion Men”!
by M'cCourt ‘ '
CLEVELAXi'), onto on». 21,—Pt-i-d
Manponic. interstate Billiard Lea.
champion, after twelve straight View .
lcc. on his own table. went down to .7
feat in his thirteenth came at Q”
hands of ('nar'es McConrt, for“ "
champion, here last night by :1 led‘ ”7
of so to 49 in sixty—four tunings. “'5‘
wine looked like awlnner up to (b
sixty-fourth inning, in that-session *, "
(‘ourt with a score ,of 46 ran 4. and I‘
was over.
McCourt’s bizh'runs w~~e three &
l and Mauponze's were 6, 5 and “at
4's. ‘
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MRI. HELDMAN WANTS AL!-
‘MONV AND SEPARATION
amount-our. Dec. 27.—l’uners
have been returned to the Superior
court in an nctfon for divorce bronchi
by Katherine Sanford iKnslcy Held:
mann. against Christopher Heldmcnn.
Jr., the widely known musician.
in her complaint Mrs. Heldr'nann
nlloi’es habitual lntemperanee and
intolerable cruelty. She asks 'for
the melody of her twin sons. John and
Richard. now eleven years old, and
alimony. She cllfnls Mr. Holdall“! ll
worth at least $5,000.
in servfnt the papers upon. Mr.
Heldmnnn, Deputv sheriff Kiel-nan
garnished the savings .panlta' and at:
so 3”". Katherine lleldmann: who is
conservator over the defendant. Cash
to the amount of $2,390 was dlneloaed.
tohcthcr with othi'r property.
Welt Known Hero
Rites Kinsley who was well known
in social circles in this city, crelfed
iflmt‘ surprise when she married Mr.‘
; llcldmnnn on Jan. 26. '905. She'seema
to have had tronblc almost from the
start became of her husband's habits.
She charges: cruelty from November.
1907. ‘
I Another wife from this citv also
makes the same charges against
hcr husband in bringing divorce pro-
cccdings. Mrs. Grace Krinks Mat-
thews sues Raymond F'. Matthews of
this city. charging drunkenness “N‘Alicn's Foot-Ease. m0 antiseptic
cruelty. Mrs. Matthewa was Miss der to shake into the shocnflt .“
Krinlts before marriage to Mr. lint-iens the. tired, aching. amal 4'
909- “‘9 c"""nm'lttnd heals blisters and sort spots ~
took place in New York. Plattsburg Camp Manual 5 , .
i in training to make dailv use of
| Ease Sold everywhere, 25c.-Affi. ’M
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SHARKEV AND CHANEY oh
Dlupprovai
'BAL'f'tMORE. Dec. 21.—-—After Y ’
Chanev of Baltimore and Jack .
key of new York had battled owl?- .
rounds before the Pickwick“ Club' at
me night, f‘npt. James rattler %
called tilt-flout a draw. it was tam
but of the military m'an as Bolti' .
onlcial s‘nrhout referee and his ‘
slop did not meet with approval. m.”
of course. was expectfll. , ~ 10"
Sharltev s-pu’rted toward thee
the, mill and was the stronger W‘-
.'thn end. but Young Chanev held I-
clued advantage in some of the. m .
rounds.
“A Footsore Army is An Army, “
l‘efoatetl." Men in training can:
ccntonments. in the Army and. . ’ '
suffer from blisters and sore s . '
their feet. Every "Comfort
.should contain one or more bang
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