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Quat725lll00 Fans at no... ’ all bl... ‘1 ”$3.12, l... 3.5:.-
tilde—Police and Oflicutls ercd himself well. Then followed a
Lewis Seeks Openlnl
Which Seeks Seats of Van-,ms Mj... .m. .1... Bow b...
use i. were still very cautious and played
safe. In a clinch Lewis landed two
‘ ri is on Benny's ear. The boiling
When WY Leonard and Ted Kid Eh
- ll. “IQ lightweight
wamut on even thing at this stage
and welter- ‘ .
, , , , of the scrap. and nelther boxer had
- I-t champwns. finished
‘ . “'90!“ bout . at Weidenmeyer's
their suffered any damage.
in Newark last night the honors
Leonard ripped a hard right to Lew-
is’s jaw at tl.e start of the fifth, and
. rd the toughest scrap of his
roer. The cleverness and aggres»
"cages of Lewis were always ele
of to make a barrier for Benny’s
:illful flow work. ,
Lewis was so quick that Leonard
never able to take the upper
Id, as he has done against his oth-
‘ opponents. Leonard executed the.
1y damage that was done in the
kill, when he opened a cut ot‘er
J's right eye in the middle of the
l p.
‘t was a case of two ring masters
T h handlinz themselves so cautious-
er a wild right counter. Lewis got
one pretty lcft "on Leonard's head.
but Benny promptly sent him back
with a snappy right to the mouth.
The pair of champions then began to
box at close range, 0th boys getting
in several solid.punches to the face.
Leonard's right eye was irritated
where Ted‘s glove had brushed across
it, and Lewis’s face was red on the
cheekbones from Benny's jolts. Lew»
is danced merrily around Benny in
the sixth, but. few of his
jabs landed. Severaiclinches in this
(i i ' ‘ round brought llisses fmm the cr'owd.
-"
, ‘ , but Leonard made him cautious by
i°° during ”'9 right rounds was’ei- clipping him with jabs as be rushed
"r of the plate experts able to land ‘
:iow that even resembled a knoclc
puncl Leonard worried Lewis with his
» l.
y , h l . 'quick left. jab in the seventh and soon
,iewms one aims were a comm the. boxers were mixed up in a show-
,rry. to the lightweight champion. m. of gm“... Leonard did some pm.
t' Lewis made so“. use 0! them, 98‘ tv feinting on Ted's vicious swings
laily in the infighting . and they failed to land. Benny's left
. t when Lewis was il‘aveiing- at jab opene‘up a cut on liewis’s right
fastest pace. Leonard was 9V.” eye and the crowd veiled frantically.
4’ ‘0 S‘d“ 5'99 and “W" “W W" Bennv held the \villplland in this spir-
lugs which Lewis started but rtlrc- ited mund.
RV" finished. Before the final round Lewis’s sec-
, 9 eight rounds fan“ ‘0 show onds patched up his right eye. The
ich of the boxers was master. and wcl'l'crwcizht swung wildly as Benny
"mld “AW”? 3 much longer route danced away and jolted Lewis's red.
.. . eithey one could be proclaimed swollen face ‘with tantallllng {on
' winner. (jobs. Lewis tried’hard to get over
We‘ll" exhibition 0‘ find" poinlS a chance knllt‘yfiui, but Leonard wns
self defenscxwould be hard to lung. too alert. Bc y
h of the, mill 5““? ‘0 9mm“ but Lewis cleverly covered up.
> if. Both took a hand at ieadiul: Mob Storm: Gate.
,‘eyery‘rpuy which was started by There were scenes ”of wild disorder
1’0"" eventually ended in it outside of the park before the bouts
bless clinch. began. The monument was swamp-
lle bout attracted more interest ed, and the stream of spectdforn I“,
n any fight which h“ "k9“ $13" most swept the ticket takers from the.
‘5 Vlclulbi‘fof'Mh-“ln the mob lurnsTilea. A handful, for‘ policemen
7.351000 ”“0“.” thick 11M “l, '33 dried to keep the crowd in line, but
.' ible'to move "Wild-the “film the cops were lost in the whirlpool
' .' “Sht‘ ““5 (““9 Boston, PM" of humanity. Some of the spectators
all" and New Jeri”: 5‘“ “‘9 were Crushed in the mob. and thou
, for part. of them W9“? “'0“? New sands who held tickets were forced to
. ‘nd, "9‘7 well-known sporta- fight for an hour before reaching the
from Manhattan was somewhere gag“. ‘
15° ”NC?!“- ‘All the roads leading to the park
'9 Clan-3°13! blows “M91 by were jammed with street cars. auto-
." boxer, Ferrite" “a. for t ”9' mobiles and buses. The concatlon
_ - (395.71“? Missile and. shifty was’so great that several men faint-
. only (the £111,191!!! burst 0' “1" ad. The mob in the bleachers not
,l tan WWW 3‘0"“ tended to restless during the first bout. and
‘W th‘e‘fnces 0‘ therchamplons. broke down the bnrrler in front of
“ lie bothmen tried hard to get the. rents. flooding out into the arena
in elective punch, the speed and boxes. At two or three places
or of the, waliops were halted be- around the fence the boys broke down
it they reached ‘thlr mark. it was the boards and got into the park free.
- t. splritd bout in which neither The police were powerless to reach
Kmpion lost any of the honor and ,them.
,tlze both have gained with the The fight attracted the greatest ga—
uisltiou pf their pugillstlc crowns. timing of sporting folks that has con-
“°"‘i'”"‘°' w" °““""' “mil" if“? Jiliflinlnrm'mi
yearn. i'oni hell [)0
alas?! :Jézncagrmtgnfl: over'tlle state were at the ringside,
. and Broadway moved over here en
‘ l director at Camp Upton, was massc .
‘: nny's corner witthlily Gibson. ‘ - "
. boxers were trained to the. min- -
f. The five-pound advantage Lewis FOOTBALL OUTLOOKO l STATE
‘ on his opponent was hardly no: IN CHA T 6
white. The referee was Pots!
ne of Newark. '
_-wis lost nottime at the start. and
pad Benny with a right swing.
‘ard was cautious and merely jab-
[with his‘left. Leonard paweg Lew-
;‘jaw with a left swing. After fid-
around for ‘several seconds.
caught Benny's jaw with a left
Leonard was content to jail
his left, and appeared a little
0
and Cutting of Long Trips
Make; Game Different
With the opening of the Eastern
college. football season, less titan a
week away. conditions in the gridiron
sport are in chaotic state. Although
the status of the sport was adjuatc
to wartime rating earlier in the yea
the. recent orders placing the entire
.Mlcmolu WILDCALI‘
'Uflflbk; )0 Control MQbIAlt of infiflbling. Leonard pcppering‘
‘Michigan wildcat
' about men although Lewis gave ducked prettily when Lewis sent ov-J
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long arm
, rushed Lewis ‘10-
' f" ”ell man ”sailed to 1111.010 the ropes just before the final bell.l
ICurtallment, of Hours for Practical
now FARM LABOBEtBl
Ad “‘olgaltt. iornier ruler'of the
lightweights, has heard the call of
nature again The onetime fairem
is now a farmer in
Northern Wisconsin.
Wolgast since [clung a sanitarlunl
some months ago, has been idle .in
Milwaukee, 'llilhough be occasionally
“made trip: through Michigan with an
told mot‘on picture film of the meme
.ortlble 'oigast-Nelson championship
go. This, however, did not ove re
nlunerative and the little Dutchman
has been financially embarrassed ev-
'er since.
He made several futile attempts to
obtain work—of a government nu-
ture—-but was always turned down.
it is said that a Milwaukge friend ob
tained the farming position for him.
lip to this time welgast has been iivi
ing with a brother.
Eighteen Runs Travel
Across. l’lattpr Before
Third Mmlierlehed
in a now famous (‘hicagoDQtroit
baseball game the scoring record for
a single inning was established. This
greatest slugfcst in professional base
ball canfe in the seventh frame of a
contest between Pop Anson's hard-
hitting White Stockings and the. De
trolls. then in the National Hague.
l Eighteen White. Stockings made
'the circuit of thc bases during the.
iiuchy— for Chicago—seventh inning.
-nnd twentyfour men went to but
lduring that time. Tile final score of
lithe game was 26 to 6, in favor of An
tsop'a team. which was playing on
the home grounds in the Windy (‘ity.
The llctroi. pitching who figured in
ltlle. slaughter waswwell, never mind
who he was. For one thing,- let's
have a heart.
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17 sumo Juaorts
cuossuhro HEAR .~
eLEA 0F BONJON.
‘Two Other, Alleged‘Murdel-gru‘to Be
Brought. Before Court
Seventeen grand jurors have been
selected to consider the case of Louis”
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BUIEARIAN, AUS tolling.- would 1.: tuft: tin-1.3m illcfAMERiCA WILL AID mmoamrsl
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LHWG AND R-jwhole German podium ll'lrtll‘of;
MAN ARMf :SON _ . .,the Alene. ‘ .. §.Burenus of information Will Be Es-l
DONIAN FRONT AR. . ill the far taut, tilc Allid~ lull".-t tabbuhed in cities Havmg Luge
~ THEE .TENED .‘ ~Wmilllccnl‘lctorlous our the llulsiin'lk‘. Foreign 'Quartgrg'to Protggt Alicns'
.forces add the Allsll‘U-iilllluariwll Uncle Sam is now some to furnish
DISASTER lprisollers of our who ur- fiéht‘ingllntormetion burbws for his nephews
(Gammon; run ml)- milder the Soviet standard. ’l‘llc‘and nieces.
' .__._.. icity of Biagovcatcllellsk (til tile‘ Primarily, these bureaus will be for!
to Veles alld I'skull. {Amur rlvcr, 375 miles twat of lillu- nephews and nieces by adoption, for'
Fighting oil the western front is llprovak, has ilt‘t‘il taken by tllc they are intended as a part of thei
not on as large a scale as last? Allies. Slim.- t‘lllta Was \‘l'i‘é’sit‘fl great. scheme of Arnerlcanizallon.nonl
“'t‘ek. in addition it) ill“ thrust from tilcliolsllcvlk, the Allies lluvc hem: worked out for the aliens living;
against the German defenses t‘zia‘l moved eastward 125 lllllt'o' illltl oc- ; in America, to provide first aid for no.
of Vcrmallll. where. the British ‘ cllpietl the City of Neerclllllsk. migrants in any of the thousand and‘
have Hill .WI l‘t‘al‘llt‘d ”1“ Hidden“ Along the American sci-tors; of meetings (if life in a strange land.
burg ““9, “PM Mamba! “3‘8 iS‘thc front in Lorraine, patrol ell-j It is unfortunately true that a feel-
imi‘WVllllI his llm‘ at points fill" counters and artillery” duels ilnyo lug ills prevailed among certain class-
liter northward and 1135 repulsed u been reported. till weather vir; es in the past that. immigrants exist;
German attack t'vest of Le (.‘tttclet, tulllly has put a stop to operation." minim be exploited and deceivedl
N‘IrthfiSi 0f Anna, “I0 BrllisllYthcre for IM§Ff1WV days. British The igllpnncootungmnncustomssol
have Wk?" up a German attack: forces are pressing ill (iii-Si. Qllell. ' ‘
It! Gamilc, while in Flanders thetin directly from um west, today‘s
British lum- regahledlwrt of thdlmgport from Field Marshal liuig
0M. lWSlllmlfi at V‘K’l‘mt‘zeflkl shows. He reports fighting taking”
south of Yprcs. Al‘llVll." 0" Q16 placeto the British advantage and
Fl'fiilc‘l fl‘tilll blilliil of Si. Qufllilfllamloulwcg Dunn-egg il_\ ilit‘ attack»
to tile Aisllc is confined to ai‘ill‘hlléil‘tltlps ill the region of \"erf
lcry duels. , m’u‘nd,
With lllt‘il' cclltt-l‘ brokcll by lilti;
onslaught of the. French. Serbinni LONDON, Sept, ill—«British
and ltulillll nrlnics. with gift Britl‘cttvalry. pushing up,“tllc Mediter-
ranean coast of l’ulestlllc. llavc o.»—
lab and tilccka avvccpillg m‘crtlle
lsil‘tlllgt‘nl dcfcllscs ill the Lake copied llaifa and Acre, ltd.» offic-
llally tlllnoullcctHinlay.
iloirall rcgioll and with their rail-
road colllllltlllicntiolls virtually tlc- East of the. Jordon, the, Turks
stroycd, tllc Bulgarian, Allstro-‘nrc withdrawing towards Amman.
Hungarian and German armies tint on the ilcdjns railway. Australian,
tllc Milccdoniall frolltllllwc’ begun1 blew aninnd, Jewish and ylt’l‘
u rctrcut which scents to threaten troops are pursuing the enemy, llllti
disaster. ‘ lilavc reached ids-Salt, fifteen lllllt'i
fiver ll front of ovcr llillctylllortinvcst of Alunuul.
miles; "W 'l‘cutollic Allies are! ~-
till't‘llilllllt! buck ill tilntll‘til'i‘. which, l.O.\'l)().\'.*Scpt. Lilw'l‘llc Scan
is Suit] to be illtlcscl‘ibablc. On lllc l lllltlls have captured between 9,000
u'cst tllcy urc trying to reach Pri-lallti 10,000 prisollcrsutltl 120 gulls,
icp from tllc vicinity of Monastor. the Evening Standard saya! it
rl’rilcp is outtillllkcd by the“ atl- learns.
\‘liilt'lilj! Scrbinlls, who now tu'cl _
lllullcllilll: llpdu the city. The rail-l PARIS, Sept. 2i.——’l‘ilc‘ttrtil|cl'y
road from i'skub to Sulolliki. run-.was activc last night on the French
hing limit: the Val-tint- Valley and front below St. Quentin lllld ile-
l‘ormiug the chief urtcry~ of com twecll tllc Aillcttc and tile Aiuuc,‘
mulliclltjoll for the Blligltrlau,for. lluiulo infantry action is l'cportctl)..\u-t llrle- numbers charge from twice
cos around linkc lloirnu, ,l Silt today's War Office Hiltit’lnt‘lli.ito "a, timeanwhet’the service would
tars, their tendency to trust a rangers“
and lint readiness of sharper: to prey;
upon themilllplmblnelo makotheiri
lot anythinglbpt plepsaut until they?
have learned through long andJcostly l
experience. 1
I So‘e of the immigrants have,r_ela-l
lives in America and probpbiy most!
of them have friends here; largelnum-J
here are aided by such organizations;
as the Hebrew Sheltering Aid Associa.
tion and others with the some kilns.5
But with all thatfriends and charity}
can do. the immigrant at times has a.
hard time in America, and to save him l
some of the more painful and EXpEllI’
sive experiences the United Stotesi
government is establishing bureaus»
throughout the country where the
worst of his troubles can be settled. 4
in many stores ofcshady reputation.
it is the regular practice to overcharge :
the immigrant. Lawyers of the shy-t
ster class charge him exorbitant fecs’
.for little or no service, and Tunnels“.
exploit him wherever possible. Fly-l
by-nighl “bankers" open establish-l
,lneuts in foreign quarters. where theyl
onento send remittances home to the
families of men wax-kin: here. .Some.
of them never. send anything back at
_...__._.
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Bonjon, slayer of Daniel E. willlm'r‘.’
,fwho will be brought before thcwgra‘nd
ljury this morning, Julius White and
Joseph Bciechua. two other alleged
murderers, will also appear before
this body. "
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The seventeen jurors chosen are:1
Edward, S. Beardsley of Monroe.
James Burncs 1nd George. J. Abbott
of lt‘uirfieid, Samuel D. Keeley of
Ridgefleld. Mortimer M. Lee and Phil-
ip Castellano of Norwalk, Stephen D.
Palmerjanddobn .l. Hilbof Shelton.
George P. Jennings of Weatport.
JohpA Wendell and Theodore Kirk
of suntan), Henry ‘ltylo of pocket.
li‘redericlt Dauchey. and J. G. lrvlngof
fDanbury, Rev,~ Emil G. Richter of Dar-
‘len and George Tenet andA William
.Bcil of Bridgeport. One more will
'be selected today.
LiSTOFPBIZfi WINNERS.
At the‘Reoontixhibit of the Products
From ChildrenfaMaLGatdom.
Prizes awarded at vegetable exhibit
included 8503ln Thrift Stamps given for
best display of vegetables.
Prize Winnern.
Carrots: Walter Maloney. William
Wilson. irving Swinson.
Beets: John McNamara. Helen Lauv
nick. and Mr] Wilmot.
l Tomatoes: lrving chnson, Helen
llnannlck and Kenneth Hyatt:
Green Peppers: Richard Masteraon,
vMargaret Masterson and John Keene.
Red Peppers: Zolton Vadas. Ken-
neth. Hyatt and Wilfred Bodwcii.
String Beans: John McNamara, Wil-
lliam Thornton and Joe Malkin.
' Lima Beans:
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Kenneth Hyatt, Wil—
.fred Bodweii and William Thornton.
:‘fl NavyBefins: Daniel Rat'senberger,
’ : Francis State.
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l Watermelon: Karl Gregord.
been cut by tho St-rllialus, \vllol 'l‘llc‘lltutclncllt reads; lcosf n W. immiggptuknew where
how crossed the \‘tlrtlar. in tllci “‘lll tilc cotlrsc of the night to ‘0, ~
‘cclltcr. the enemy rcaiatalllct: lip-y there was lllurketlactivlty- by tilt" ,£véy\ in the event of sickness and
‘paluvstobc completelyhrokcnfllnd uglillcry in the rcgiou,tlf Si.,Quc -, ’ ‘ '
the French and Serbian» arc plow ltin and between the, Ailcttc audible is,” unfortunate in to find an unscru-
illg northward at a. mic which ln-IAleno. - lpuiow.’plln¢lli or underfiker.‘ it is
dicutcs the absence of oily o'ruan- V“In the Champagne. two raidill m bite; nit-into that nntlygoborn citi-
izcd rcsialnllcc. uponJch (icrntun trenches ill tllcfmn} pay little attention to the dehtrga
’l‘hc disaster which thrcatclls region of l’crtllos and ill the dime-mm: noedé of'h'e“ immigrant}, and the
the Teutonic armies on this front tion of thc Butte du Mesllil rc-lwnmuenée Is tint hé'frequently be
hope which may change the whdlc suited in the taking of forty pris-immeg mu‘éh disappointed with his ca-
colnplcxioll of affairs ill the Bulk- on'hrs by the. French." reel- in‘ America.
ans. ’i‘llccllcluyarmics appear to LONDON. Sept. 24.-Empcror,l. To remedying Whoielsltullon is
have been flsplit ill twain and William visitcd Bricy. pcar Mctv..:the aim of the Commissioner of Not-
forccd to retreat. northward over yesterday, accordill t can Allister» limitation. whose bureau in a part of
mountain roads which arc, in ulna-(iam.diatlatell to the Exchange .the ‘Depnrtment of Labor To allow‘
jority of cases, merely paths. it Telegraph Company. cli distrib-lAmg-lcans' their responsibility to the
is probable that the ,rutrogradc ted four hundred Iron Crosses,lforeigp born, and to show immigrants
lmilvclllt'llt will spread to the cast: inspected field hospitals and spoke ‘ how they can become not only Ameri-
ward of Itakulloirall llllti iuvblvx; to German, Austrian. French and . can: in legal form t thoroughly lm-
tilowilolc f rout, B’M wounded in their rcspechued with the spiritefAmerlcanists
There is every reason to believe live languages Later he address.‘ the aim. of the information service
the fl‘urka ill Palestine are ill a ed Austrian. cers, saying; lpt’nn'ned for the various cities.
position similar. to that ill which . “You may fight our button as} Posters, movinsplcturu, the press.
the Teutonic forces in .Mll00(i0llili;gtl0 comraticsdlnd ill return for "in fact every avenue through which.
filltltllcllncivcs. Ativtuttung Brit; burgloip. which we have often giv- the tmminnnt can be approached. will
isll, French and Arabflforccs lip-.cli you, and‘for our'strpllg. from)»: utilizedto mail him. He will be;
pcurtolluvc envelopednlargc por-lallti common future." 'taugbt, in his own lemme and in
tiou of the sultan‘a armies, and to ——-—-——- mum alike, mambo United States
have broken 'lilt‘ resistance of LET U3 {0 MARKETlNG» -' ‘wants to help him ;tflat he has only
those which were not trapped It is the ebuflltlees Of the Ammcnnlm make his pants, knowntto be as
along the Jordan by the rapid pro- housewife l0 559 11W» 1W 8’09.“ keel)? cured of aid.‘
grass of the Allies along the faith with her. The Fair llrlce Lists; '
coastal region. nhoglji be Studied carefully. ‘
St. Quentin, the center of tho ..Ewlr¥. women in war-time should
iliudcnburg line between Lalt‘ere. “waffle market with patriotism as
on the south, and Caulbrai. on the Well. 98 Durse- By Studying these pub-
llorth, appear to be doomed. ilshedmrices she can know what the
French units have rcacllcd the Oiseifair price is. and if her grocer asks migrants will be encouraged to 35kt
river between Venrcuil and Tm”. more, he should ”9 “PM!“ to the LO' questions whenever they are in doubt
(vccy, wide. the British seem to bclcal food Director. about their course of conductor when
lin u position to launch a. blow alongl But. there is another side of this Fair emergencies arise.
the line to the north of the city,'Prlce List. Patriotism demands that
The information ofllces will help im-
migrants in bringing their families to,
America, in‘re‘cpverlng money of which.
theyare robbed through fraud. and in
,other ways‘assiqtlng, to make life ,in l
f lwllicll will make a German retire-. housewives should market more iniel-Mextco IO E-Unttlfifl fABMflELPi
mcllt frbln the place limpet-alive.llsentlv than their ever have pefore.
Porto Rico and the Bahrain“ for
Agriculture Next Season
Next season's farm labor supply is
have lost its tactical value to incl-constantly changing conditions and}
'(icrmans. TheSomme Canal, oucsuggestlons of the Food.Admlnistra-I
generpl omen: thwlnfore‘ quot- .
.;de%,lh€}mmi‘mt ls “whittled! ho .
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Already St. Quentin appears to They should keep in touch with then Laban Supplies Alla Available in;
New Secretary of Federal.
‘ Reserve Board of Banks
3.
.lloseph A. Broderick, chief examiner .
cf the i‘etier'll lie-'erve Board, has
beétn appointed-secretary of thebotlrd , ,
to succeed H. Parker Willis, who re-
sinned.
roads and on the farms The Depart-
melut. of Labor now permits Mexicans
to enter the country by any of, the s
Gulf ports and also by Atlantic ports
as far north as Charleston.
The Bahamas also provide a source
of common labor. The war has prac-
ticality, ruined normal industries.“ the
Bahamas by thehavoc it has wrought,
in the, carrying trade, and. moreover,
the laborers there are within easy
ranch ‘ it is thought... that large, uum-.
berg can‘ be brought to America to _
work on thentarplnv .
F’orto ltlcan laborers, are also“ eager:
to workin America. where, wagesvaro,
higher and working conditions better
“PP on the found. - .
Many o) thong. workmaylllbp‘ par;_
Hauler-invaluable. for they) lay}, a .
kntwleds ,of unreadaeutelw ll“!!- ..
mallet t ell- utilization“. cermllv.\ln' ..
Louisiana.
The clears! cooperative. immunity.
effort. maJ‘WPE. eqt‘d pie fidistrlb‘utlon
of term labgr’withinls tenskthe, wholg- ‘
hearted effort of (farm? .to “break
in" nembnndgpand the importation ‘
of on rough of'thouforeig‘n labor a; poet
stbib will be d to maintain a (grin
labor supply commensurate with the
increased production demanded for
1WD.
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HOlN :ro. 604_.UPBTAII.8.. .
lliow do you go upstairs'fc With.
your body bent over? And clinging .
to the banister? That isn't thwy
to profit,by stair climbing. Going up~
Stairs is a fine chance rubbed; train-
ing“ _ People. who know lts.vniue in
phylalcai culture so upstairs in , a
prescribed way. Thule how to do it:
You pause lightly.,on. the.‘ bulls of »
your fee“. you ,ltft .your. chest; _ you.
inhllle a good long breath; then you
go up easily and quickly as if you‘
‘were lifted up by your chest. See?
Tryrit. ‘
~Senfinol Want Ads Work Wonders.
America plénsant and profitable. flu-L “
W. . __ M
""' Highest Prices Paid
JUNK a
Phpne or Send Postal to
l3 Rowan SEFW Norwnlk.
TCL' A411-
rol. 4o.
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student bodies of the various ffis‘titu-- l
tus. Lewis was the dggressor
we opening round. .
, has always been Leonard's boast
t his opponents were unable to
..: the part in his hair. but Lewis
it in the first round-Benny duck-
: terrific right wing in the sec-
? round and came back at Lewia‘
h a smashing left to thejnw. Lew-
l of the integral parts of tile defens-I tlonvand knew why they are being ask-
tions under military control and: Muskmeion: Karl Gregory ’ MS of the city, now is undvtlditscl. 9d ‘95“? vario‘ustthings. 'likely to be largely “5391"“ by.
traininz have complicated the slum-lb 34°“ 9f the prize “'i'mmg e"Mb“fiifire of the Allied guns, while the; Since the heavier cuts of hectare. workers...fr0m the...“'esl...li‘dl§§...a“dI
tion. A. the present. “mg, it would, “9 been shipped to Berlin. Conn»:railroad lines must be under con- needed for foreign shipment, house-Alexia». . l
appear as though the schedules andtwhere they will be exhibited at thefstant bombardment. Iwives are just now‘beingurggd to use; The constant demands of war‘ipdus-l
training arrangements would have m=8tate fair. Nortbu'ard along the “no, the the lighter cuts for home congumpgon,ltrtes in the years before andapfterg
be completely overhauled in order to British have made a newadvancefSteer beef should be angular _tlle= America entered, the war .antijllc ell-ig
meet the new requirements. at Epelly, west; of Cambrai, but soldiers and that from cattl dressing {oration of the page, have. steadily.
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