Elli Eli Elli. illliltil
Wal ter Camp Also Katmai
ilk-Cracker: to Complete e]
Naval Station Stafi'
NEW HAVEN. Conn. Jan. ll—W'al-
tor ('nmp, commissioner of athletlco int"
t!.4- no'-'al training stations of the
mzntry under the auspices of the
l'nitcd States Navy Commission of
l‘:.-:1p ACllili'tk. yesterday announced
the appointment or ttvo more diree
to" of athletics at the stutionr. Ed
leorp of New York has been appoint-
ed director at Cape May. N. J.. and
minute '1'. noon-men of Philadel-
phia [at the 1.9131144 island navy yard
in Hie same city. ‘
Tharp in well known for his athletic
ac'titities in \'cw York. He has been
proetlian
prominent in De La Salle Institute
:t-prt 1 414' as an oficial.
McCraclten has lust returned from
Camp lorau Texu where he made
an exteiicnx record an athletic organ-
i744: and comb.
The appointments of Messrs. Mc-
('1 .14 km and" 'l‘horp bring the list at
dirt-t tors of athleticr in the naval sta
tiom of the country up to the follow
inc: Puget Sound Station. Arthur C.
Vl'ndwarrl Great Lakes Station. Great
Mites. Ill. Norman P. Olcott Non
folk Stavtion. Hampton Roads, or.
Charics .\'. \‘.‘hurton l't‘lllltni liai‘ SIB
lion, Pelham. N. Y, Frank Bcrxin:
ilo:-ton".\':1\‘al ‘Qlat’itm. includinlz
number of naval lug-rs, George \'.
Brown. and Newport. Dr. William T.
114.11.
Formulate Rule to Cover
Amateurs and Semi-Pros
JOHNSTON. I’4-nn.. .Iun. li—A new
ruli- covering thc eligibility of bunc-
ball players of 11.0 country classed as
amateurs and 44-miprofessionals will
I144 (t.n...l44r4d :1‘ the annual meeting
l1cr44 next Friday 01 the/National Base
hall Federation. it no.4 announced to
day. "
The rule formulated :1! a con-
ference brine-cu officials of the fed-
eration and Harry lierrmantt. chair-
man of the Notional Baseball commits
sion: itan Johnson. president of the
American lmtguc: John K. Toner.
iu'44.~i4lcnt cf the thionnl League, and
John H. Farrell. bNFeiuf)‘ of the Na-
tional Association.
The new rule. (‘lw-ei‘l amateurs 11-1
follou'fliw ""5 "
Clues A.
receives no monetary remuneration
for his m‘rt‘tmfi as :1 plny'cu during the
current iteutn and who shall not have.
pinyt-d with a pt'ofensionul or semi
p1 blew onal club one year prmious I4:
August or the ("lll’l‘tlli season. 1
t'lass Alt flung-professional) — A
playcr who does not earn his liveli-
hood by. Hi: services as a player and
who shall not have played with any
club operatln; under the national.
agreement of professional bancball
leagues after \Iay I'- of ”144 current
mason.
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SHE KNEW.
"llnb4— ilurirr; the. titnt': it 14:41.; you to
iwlut'i that ha: I won: out and made
3““).
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i‘m so ulnzl. dear. Y'lnu i need
Now Hat (-11 Register.
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Look at T011 gun!“ Move Poisons From
Liver ...r.d Bowelo at Once
\lothcr' Yo411'4h‘il lull"! 11...:142'l;
(‘4'085 and tlt‘tl’i‘th. Scc if tongue i.4,
coated:i!1i~4 i.4- :4 :sure L'n i‘tt littl"
stomach. liver and Much rim-d n:
cleansing at once.
' When liatlcss, pain few-1'1 h full of
cold, breath bod, throat sore doesnt‘
eat. slecp or act naturally has b'Olfl' ‘
ach4 ache diarrhoea remember a gen '.
tin liver and bowel cicaminz should
always be the first treatment glvcn.
Nothing equals “California tiyrup
of Figs" for children's all: zlrc a ten45
spoonful, and In a few hours all the,I
foul waste, sour bile nnd'fermentinzl
food ltllit'll l: clogged in the bowclnl
print-.4 out of the st'ntem. and you’
have a well and playful child nxaln.
Allgchildren lose this harmless, deli-
cious "Inuit laxative." and it never"
fails towing a nod “Inside" cleans-
fin: Directions for babies, children
' of all ngcit and grown-ups are plainly
on the bottle.
Kcep it handy in your“ hunt. A littlt
hlltn today mm a sick child toast-o
row. but got the with, Mk ’0"
drums! for a bottle of "Clifford.
, amp at Piaf/then. look and no tint
"up (’0. —Adl1 '
4
t:.:1'.a:4urI—v.\ player who 4
MlSliE MAY CAUSE
PL ASTERER TROUBLE 1
Having remotod Texas Tate from.
his path to the championship, Fred
Fulton will next attempt to eliminate
the best light heavyweight in the box-
ing game. namely Billy Miske. St. Paul.
Fulton and Mlske are scheduled to box
ten rounds in a declalonleu bout in
St. Paul next Friday night, and there
is ground for the belief that the St.
Paul boy will give the toll Kansan
more trouble than he has encountered
in any of his recent contests.
\‘l bile" Miske in not as heavy a pun
chcr as Fulton. yet the smaller man is
easily the ablcst ring general among
the heavier. Ho proved this when he
bafflcd the huge Morris in ten tom
pcstuous round: at the llallt in Spring
club in lle city.
lliisltc also has speed, an cxceilcnt
dcfcnr-c and courage in his middle
name. He will be outweighed by ful-
ly fort) pounds. and perhaps more.
and I114 will fact the bent bt‘JXt'I' and
most promising hitter do the I14-avy-
weight division. If the battle hinges
on the question ,of gamenes't Misko
should win, for Fulton has never
shown that he i.4 a thoroughly game
man.
Al thc some time the Kansun. when
opposed I41 3 hotter of clever methods
Im4 performed like a champion, bin
hitting and boxing being of tho first
rank.
a right uppcrtut that l4 destruttivo
Ilc i.4 om» ot the quicken turn in the
Itisttiy of the some. It look {1.4 .
though I144 would prevail ot'4-r his
:4n1nllt-1' upponcnt.
Ilo'4'4',..44.\'41 if ll isko can but! Fulton
or hold him 414411 in a ton round bout
he vill add to his {atmc :1.4' :1 \vondcr-
fttl ilgittt r for hi4 size and weight.
....q_.
BURT AND snzLooN oaAw
Kane Stops Shea in Another Featurc
Bout at Ol/moic A. C.
At the (lit mph' A. (J.. New York.
In.4t nittht knockout» icoturcd
The chief event was :1 slashing ten
round comlnt butwecn Johnny Burt
and Young Sheldon Each “‘38 in tron
bie several times it; 11 r44.4uil of hard
wniiopsjbut both werc on their foot
til the dorm of tho l‘tll‘li".~i, 11nd the
llitiiln 11:1» 4l1",aun
Th.) ’4'-cont bout r-ndcd :tbrttptlv In
the swarm! :44 union nhcu .Iinunt Kano
hunt: :4 right lamp: on 13.44 jaw of
Danny SIN-:1. [(114.1141; bun 414.14 '1 for thc
fui rottnt. Yu 1"." “'ii‘imn. 3.11t Young
Marx to'rIt-t-p in the {011th t'otlntl.
l\'.‘ll
FIGHTING IN BALTIMORE
'l‘hc tight game in Ilultivnorc up
pears to be In dutch 11' :4 result of r44-
cent queer .Inclsionu. eapccially in tho
Willizmlr-Pt'lie fight, The local son
infrequently favored unduly in Balti-
more. but giviu: Williams tho deci-
sion ov4-1' Ertic was jusr :1 bit too raw
for them. This .401'1 oz” squabble i.4 the
usual result, howcl'cr.
decisions an» pcrmitod in bouts no
lonrzv-r than ten round» A twentv-
round fight will usually "ulYf‘ both llll'll
u ('httllt‘e to win it. decided shade and
judz: pent on them is less. t'n-quentlv
in douh‘. llut tictisionit in short
bouts seldom fail to stir up dis'satiu-
faction. "
MILLER JOINS THE ARMY
Fir 141.1 Bascman Ray Miller, who was
sent by tho littuburrh Pirates to K4411-
Iit'. In thc lloiluitz dcai. has joined
the print However both I’litsburch
and Katmm (.‘itt scent to how mud:-
'u;”1anutmen..t to diupmsc with him.
The Pirates lave \iollultz and hope
for Saler. while thc Kantian t' ltV (lub
has finnny Brief.
'Molhi Declares She Will
in towns win-r41,
Remain in This Country
Reports that Miss Hoila Blur: ted!
contemplates a trip to her home in.
\'orvvak this winter have been vigor-
ously denied by the Norse girl who;
singi’es"
holds the women's national
championship of the" United State-u
Miss Blurstedt is planning a winter
campaign of tenN in. (his counttf.
and is at present working to insure
the success of the annual invitation
women's tennis tournament at the
Heights Casino in Brooklyn, which
starts early in March.
Miss Bjurstedt has made no ana
nouncement as to her intentions with
regard to the women's indoor nation-1
at championship, played annually on
the courts of the Seventh Regiment
Armory It is expected, however, that
she villi compete.
nor is the present holder of the title.
Mitts Bjurstcdt not buying competed
last year because of a trip to Califor-
nia. when she played 4.111144 Mary K.
Browne and Mrs. May Sutton during
the last East v14. West matches;
curt: WHIPS TILLMAN
New York Lightweight Evens Matters
For Recent Defeat
PHILADELPHIA, Pit. Jan. lS.—-—P:1t-
14v Cline scorn]
lie more than evened mutton. with
Tillman for the inlter's victorv
wccku 21:0.
Tillman was forced on the (hf-«1.411444
from the .4tu1't and .11 the 44114! of thy
first round tell to 11144 floor after 141/-
ing his b:1l.1'1te in dodging ont- rot
Clinc's \ltltlllr’ swims.
BROWNS BUV PETE JOHNS
ST. HH'lS, Jan. l5.-—4~Secnnd Itasc-
114'1n l‘4.~t44 dolmn of the Columbur
American Association club has h4‘44n
purchwml by 1h.» St. l'1ui4 Amerit'uns
nccordim in on announcemwi. y-: .1441'
4|.4v a; lIu.;.nPss )ianuzcr Quinn. (‘noh
and match; will be rzlven Columbus
bv tI114 Browns. This transfer, ac-
cording to local sport foilowora,mnke:41
prob: 1bl14 U“: departure of Del Pratt to
:om. min-1' «lub bciorc the lfllti 14cm
14ml mwn'l .
LEWIS AND SARTFIELD DRAW
(‘ (ll 1 Mill". Ohio. .ian i.’» —— ”Ted"
Lewis \t'vltc .44 44l'4i1t title holder, and
Soldier Ilurtlield fought 14 tw'clu-
round drnw hert- inst night» Lewis
gzuc llaf‘ilt'ld u lmxinz lesson for
r-ight roundH. but. only his cloverncns
.11 ed him from the Soldier's mnulint.
in tho but! four roundlt.
NOT GOING TO DOVER HALL
t illt .\t;().' .I.1n. l.:.—-t)wintt to crlp~
pied tr:111.4pnrt:1tinn conditions Prcel
licnt Biz-n .lnhnnm of the American
League announced the major leacue
schm‘luh» mectinx. set for Dover Hall
(1:1,. this week. has bt'en t'ttlle‘d. oil.
lie has requested Barney Drcytuss of
I’ittaimrgh 111 :tclctt :1 new date and
place for illi.‘ mcctinv. "
WAS FEELING ALL RUN DOWN
Stmptom' 4 of on coming ltl incv trou4
Miss Marie Wag- -
a clean fut victory"
over Johnny Tillman in their six round
Fulton 11.1.4 fl punishing left and input at tho Olympia A. T. lust nit-,ht.‘
[W0
‘ mined by lack of coal.
.poue of the committee to consolidate
hit the resources of the city for the
i Great. American Athlete Fells German Flyer
.‘
(CEWH'J / ~43"
LIMIT". ~ HOBL'I
lltlbt'y linker,il1t- l4"
1!, 145:0 junt'ti ll1°."‘44:i4'ltt mitt 41..4
. 1111 311‘: 1‘4141 t‘mrmun :14..1pl.'1ne.ll-
:n report! to the War Department.
t‘V' ptuycr cit-r known in the lulu-d
. .1} boot loatlitul pluyrrr.
at l’ri114 4t 11
bul'
"t; WANG
BAK_FL u; A l 11“,];-
:tttr at ht40tlt4y and too bail, who ion
41. 1‘. v w-4.414rn {10111. ha' I.1or'...t'.: c.)
4-!114 '..lly 1114 Mount ”14 1.4144-1' 4i...
i'1lter no.4 probably lltt' 1.1'4'11U44-7 hurt:
:.t.1.-~:-4. and he 11.1.: ratt-d arm (.I 1i4'.4 v
m .
4Contlnued from First Page).
which, The 00111.1 iltcc lll','.2l' lhttl any
out] \".t'l‘\‘ put-son, who vierlt'.4.-. inn-1'4
1.43.1501! no to thc- coal xituntlon or :4.
to thc I‘uul Ad.11ini:4trntion in Nor.
4':'.I|',. will Ico-l perfectly ft'rt- to (1.11144
the committee direct. and tib'uiu
Hlif‘ll infultuzttion tut 1l'.4 (ounuitlt-c
may have.
; Distress.
4Tllt' cool tlt‘.4.lt'l‘5 of Norwalk 111'» i1
l..~ opinion of thin committee 111.:i;
,i1.tr 441441'y [1411414.le effort to be of. .‘4’i'l'
1144" in the city and to obtain rml
and hell the :44111144 111 prices flxcd by
tho 40mmitt44c," so as to pru‘vmt t! 44
mmfort on the part of anyone In
unit: of their eft‘ortn howewr. some
distress may be lowered. and tho corn-
mitte4 n'quentp ewry true :11 bring
to its attention any 4:1: 4- of suffering
it in th4 put
1.}
FUEL BULLETIN "
attention can i144 :zit't4n_to 1'144 01'444',
use cool during the niglu. with tl"a£i.4
clot-led as much no practical. A lurze
percentage of house coal c1141 be save.)
in this way. Liv an lit lll' get» us pos-
aiblv'dnr cookin'. l1: [mm v :I: all
unnecwsury lighting. either wiih gas
or 4-le4ctvicity. With mrybmiv ‘uav-
int: to little. iiw comt'i'h'niitm in fuel.
in the auroguie. w.llnmour11 to con-
ultlcrablc.
JOHN ll. LIGHT.
PREDIBRII'K i.. I..\.\i.s'0.\'.
FRANKLIN A. SMITH.
Not-walla Fuel Commuter.
Jan. 174. 19“}.
MAJOR ~6ARDNBR'S FUNERAL.
43lACth, GI... .Iztn. 15.~Proparati:ns
were completed Iicrc today to thke to
Washington the body of Maior Augus-
tun Peabody Gardiner, former \fasa
chusettn cowt'suman, who (Bed of
pneumonia at Camp Wheeler late you-
tertlny. It was planned that Mm
proscnt cm-4rzrncv and to put those Gardiner accompanied by Major Kre-
resources behind curry .and ev-
ery person, who can b4 of £18"!ka
at th. s time in administering the fuel
aflairs of Norwallt A14 long as Hit 144
is any cool in Norwalk the committee
'l’eei witfidcnt in stating that it will
be available to relieve canon of dis.-
”(4.4.44
Suggestions.
l inion serviceu should be bold in
the chuttluN dur. m: tin out 14:11
.wceks in order to 0.0"4’0: Vl’ coal and
«41.4.1.4- to th44 homes of the city the
‘t'utl whih would be acquired in heat
int: ill-Vf‘lfll large b11ilJlng:4.'l'heua4l
non of the i06th Sanitary Division
rhtuid leave Macon at it o'clock tak-
Ing the body to Washington. where It
will lie in state. Burial will be made
later at Arlington cemetery. ,
Shortly after the outbreak of "the
war Mr. Gardner gave up his scat in
(Hangman ‘here he was known rot a
rtaunch advocate of military prepared
nl'slt, to 1:0 into the army. and was
commissioned a, colonel. At him on
rcquoat he was rcduced to the rank of
blc de: tcrvc promp attention. for no- 041111 rhouid open om- hour [21.41 in Lb; major in order that he militia we more
zlcct Invitrw actions illness.
Buckner, Somcrztct. Va.. writes: "i
no.4- feeling all run down; tired. with
pains In my bat-.k After taking Foley that .414. an L: not allow: .1 to “enordie hl‘l'!‘ and last
Kiducv l’ills I felt like a new mm".
In tho evening. and shut off all 4lis'.
plat and moon ('HHIII‘)’ lipitt oz. 4 Mann
I..4:tu144:141 should kecp clone oversight
and waste.
and blot" off “'0‘“ boiler
Louis mornint.v and rinse two hon“ t'ilillt’f attire service.
Major Gardiner contracted a sow-re
cold a fortnight ago on the rifle range
week pneumonia de-
Gardlncr came here
vclopcd )irs.
Burlap-.1144 rheumatic pains, sliff joints “I“ 'hm hm undcr boiler-4 and “3"“ i'rcm bt-r home in Hamilton, Almost.
orc mirth-.4 swollt-n anklcs, ppm
nrrr undcr (4,1143, and sleep- disturbing
flrrmt-u glvc careful attention. there-
by .1 Having of cool will be had. Every
home in the city should be can Iul in
and was with him until shortly betorc
the and came. She admired a'tcm.
b‘ 14ldcr nilmcnts yield quickly to this 11..» mat of coal. hoop onlv n mortuary pomry collapse yestcrday and no.4 no.
“mo mu] romedv A boon to middle. firm pick over the aabm and raw- till a" the care o In phynictan for a limo
tun-d men and worm-n .-Si.lll=on-l". 4w
oil Corporation.
‘unburncd coal. Burn hard woodt
blocks in the furnace and 14:11:: wood
.in the range dozing the day. when
4411.111 .4 opera
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SAV HANK THE" (AND
.4. 44 £44! 45 CDMIN' C?
For: we. RE" 1 AN" 1
vow: N"; Cor A 4'. cm!
woman we 90!! J
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Dom t 01. at,
Vere Jon
Law; H To
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Advertise in The Sentinel.
mmunrouoarn
s or L
m W“ “m
l}. Milli ii iii] SANTA
$111111, SAYSFRAZEE
Preoident of Boston Club De-
i tries That Mclnnio Wa'
: Presented to the Red Sax
% nosrox, J..... 13—111”... quc.
meat-ding stories from Philadelphia .4
which Connie Mack was (turned 4
paying that he practically bud p434
bellied Stuify lift-Innis to the Rod Sox
Harry Frazee. preuident of the Boston
Americans, today said, "Stuff and non-1
"11411.4(: ridiculouh.“ Then, just as he
was hoarding :4 train to return to New
York for several days. Frazce added:
“I hope It's true. If ('omtte says so
there most 14.; something to it, but I
will have iolbe shown. I will any the
same as he did when he denied that i
paid $60,000 to him for Bush. Ethan:
and Stnutk.
“No one will believe any such yum
1444 Match is tryin! to put over, McIn-
his 141 the property of the Iiooton club
now. There are only a few things to
chronicle the 41142.1, such at delivering
"certain Mayors to the Philadelphia
club. A44 yet I don‘t know what plavv
err: will be turned over, but I haven
"nod Idea. However, it is something
for me to decide, and cannot be done
rizbt away.
'But to 541 bark to Mark present-
in': Slutty to me you can any that the
lied Sort,- are out to give Boston a win-
nlnz (lub anl that is the reason i obc
t'4i-1cd Mcinnir. You (an bet lintk
will" get what he is aftcr. lie is not
in baueball for love. You can IBY that
for me." concluded the Red Sox maiz-
nnic, '
Frazec has another prob“ in ritu-
which will bring :1 141:41' infielder to
club. lln would not intimate ll14‘ '
er in view. b'tt rounds remit to LilYt.‘ 14:1
piaym and (-35). to brim: him to 11144
fold. The pinvcr in qucfitionis thought
to be Devrill Pratt of the Browns.
APPOINTED TO EXEMPTION
BOARD.
HARTFORD. .Inn. i5.—W. H. Rcei
of Stafford was yesterday appolntod
by Gov. Marcus il. Holcomb no a mom-
ber of 1.10411 exemption board No. 23
of Rat-Irvine in place of W. H. Head of
Stafford, resigned."
JAP MlulON CALLS ON HOLCOMB.
HARTFORD. Jan. 15.—-'I'he Japan-
c.4114, mission to this country, accompan-
ied by Rev. William Douglass Macken-
zic of the. Hartford fwlogicnl Semi
nary. who introduced them, coiled yes~
tcrday on Gov. Holcomb in the aunt
tol.
RELATIVE VALUE
“You make more fun about losing.
a nickel than l'd make about looinz
a hundred .lollars"
"Boss,” said the boy, “you've not
the wrong idea. The chances are
you've got another hundrcd. But this
was my butt nickel. 'Tsint what vott
lose that makes the dllorouce. it's
what you' ve got lcft."——Exchange
1
’ ‘ FREE OF CHARGE
Any adult sullerinc from comb.
cold or bronchitis. is invited to cull at
the drug More of i’laiwted's and rot
absolutely free, a sample bottle of
Boachee's Gcrman Syrup, 3" noolhintJ
and healing remedy for tut lung tron
b14414. which has a successful rccord (.1
fifty years.
ninht'n r2141 tree from coughing. \'.izn
frce expectoratlon In the morninz.
chular «lzcs. 30 and :10 rebut.
hale in all civilized countrir~n.—?‘l:1i:'-
tcd’s drug atom—Adv.
Oiws the patient a £94.)",
For
M UZZLING OF DOGS.
Quickest and Most Important Man
of Stamping Out the Rabin.
The Sentinel hatt been asked to give
411111; space to the humane side all
llllé‘ dog question that in regard to a.
rigid ruling which is now in elect,
that the owner of a dog must keep
m4. 4“;
4am ..cturei,\ chainrd upon his own
rum 1"," or if‘ : ,‘zm out must be lieu
' 'wah. .144: ..1er.~. arrested for hel-
1ir at” not for exercise, W. i:
ruling. a 1.1m inhuman one and not
approved of :11. the NNumber 1 meth—
od, and ii We must ha re the ruling,
why not 11144 1:~<zlinz. the nun... mid.
(4144111 3.4 explained below:
Minimum—This measure uhouldiitbo
in constant application wherever n-
bitx,“ exists. it should be abandoned
only when the discare has been ubneut~
front :4. region a sutficiently long time
to warrant a feeling of security “luv
it has been eradicated and in not In
ly in abeyance.
illuzzlimt ordinances should
scribe that muzzles be constructed of ," ’
metal. should prevent biting.4sboulr"
be humane. and permit of the dog’s
tlptf‘llnL' his mouth. and should be tit4
ted t 1 tbt nni'nal I14 in: chnngcd from
time to time it 114 (To. 1111'. uith the an?“
null .41 growth .4
Efficient muzzling Manda ”WEB".
only only to the (19,- irltctinn of owner—
.4 dogs in 4-ifi4ir4114-y in redurinx the" "4
p14-v.tlcnc4 oi rubitr. and in c... teuulve
cpizootics 1.1km.- first place. The re}
suits of muzzlinz amply
‘lr
justify its, ,
recommendation, and its rigid eutorce- '"
man: without any additional "requiré
mom will exterminate rabies in d disv
trit" in a :tiiortr-r time than tiny othra',
known method. Even Dulles. the
zrt-ut controvcrsialiht on ,ribies. od- >
1h.- mos: important metwure i'or limit-
" ing the ravages of this disorder, no
matter on what theory it may be 1.I:-_
counted for. Excellent examples of its ..
pfllt'iency are shown by the well-
known rcsuliJ-i obtained in eradicating
tho disease from England. Sweden;
Denmark, liq/Elm. and in othcr commu-
nltles. .f',
in order to sum .ttatc and munici-
pal legislation for the control of rabies
it will require concerned action on the
part of all interested parties. whether-4
proussional men or laymen. to prove“
to the public the need. value. and ben- “
ems of such a procedure. With such.
l4-gi- latinn p. roperiy on! :d no dog
would In 54.4011 running mac with-4
out a muzzle.
e
9.-.. .._.————-—vv
Vist'rs szcnzruty [most-.41.. ,. ,
Former Senator McNeil Exploit?!“
Bridgeport's Need of Coal" .
WASHINGTON, J33, lair—Former
‘ of
Senator Arch'bald McSeal Jr.
‘14
_ mils that he conuidcrs muzzling to be, . .
.4
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