!
. t to Bring About Bras“
“karma; Appears to Be
imrlomn's A...
ifitude'iltérests Wiscacres.
luv-Ban Says Nothing Bul‘
Zillillltl until
its CertainlySawing Wood; WITH ME STEM“
5..“ m “mm; on the.- baseball Wrss‘le One Hour in Garden
arlwn.,;iully two weeks in advance Without Either Gaining 8
ii the annual meetings at the major Fall
mes next mm. b
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Th” ”‘21”me factions in In the star bout of the wrestling
urnalnent in aid of the Unitod War
so big lejgu'es are marsLallng their to
Work Campaign iund in Maddox,
noes. preparatory to forcing it num-
‘ ”a“ ;. ‘ .- in or suited ‘
Hr m dial f‘. Giggle,“ “9:53.”. Square Garden last night. he b~et~llPr
tier-ballot» ”0:1 it‘ll“ of the 'game At 0: Nebraska. wres‘liu instructor of
.‘ the lutux. um. ., . the Great Lake-s Nara] Tami?“ sm-
iion. and Vlndok Zyboeeko oi Poland,
‘lt- bulllt‘ lilllt‘. the erstwhile dicm’ors
, W3
”an Johnson and August HQ wrestled one hour without a fall to a
draw.
arc mm m be trying 'to stem the
trio of ll-position and restore. hat" The time was mo short for either
any in {hf ".m' theirsn, sinewov Nobmckan m- the
Meanwhile. “ nppgars that 2‘" an- Herculean Pole to secure a fall. 7.\ st~
munccmem of the offer to Viilllulu H. kn. ”MW“ apparently w" fast m-
ra“ M the positwn as so“ high com- ing while the wiry Nebraskan was
nio‘rhlner of baseball, to take the
dune (:f' the National Commission. Jo“n 0““ of Finland and Rinald
ms Somewhat premature, Barney “Mi“. me l'uliatt Plinmitinn,‘wresr
)myfus.‘ president of the Pittsburgh ”9d finer.“ mimics to a draw also.
dub, himself in. favor of drastic (‘llfillgt (‘nrdini buried the hunt: Fun to the
l“?! in in.- pastime. has been quoted to boards with a quickly taken llelld hold
his effort. othm- club owners, not- MM MI,“ W,” “her ‘MM minutes of
lbly l‘liil' Bull and Connie Mack.
going v~trcnvcr than ever. '
.. _ c _ M wrustling. but Olin quickly rose and
while exprcnsmg the belief that r. "”k 9'“ “New”! ”up .cemlrml a
raft would be a highly valuable rolmn. but tho lia‘tan slum out of it.
:um in baseball, appear _(0 be FIRM” Both secured and broke several holds
milled at the manner in which the in the um! five minuis: "f “WWW
,rm'o has been made. Twice Olin scent-rd annual-mu: int-king
> Not Property Approached. poisons. only to have Cardini bridge
The ”9‘“!ng opinion here seems and >pln nu‘. (‘mdini's frwuent lwud
u. be that Mr. Tull has not been DWD' lwiilH vanity were broken by the stal-
urly approached. A majority of tho Wm WM.
ululmwnors. it. is believed would wei- Onlv 2000 Present.
mulc his contiecrlt’n with the game in- Less than £000 persons were in “w
ille capacity»: high commissioner, but Garden when Jone Westward of
they feel that the matter should have Brooklyn. and Leon Hood of the U. S.
been placed before the major leazuoa S. Scuttle. Numbered on ‘0 the that
i” regular execution. for the opening bout. ' Despite tho
in order to bring about cilangesin Mini atteudnncc George llotlmor. tho
bucbull, such as the abolition oi” the ““me announced that tile adver-
|irescnt National Commission. the con. t'ned cowl would I“ mm“ as sched-
svltution-of‘ organized baseball—tho uiad with two addi‘lonsl contests
national ilgijeemcnt—must be amend- ‘thrrwn in for good measure
mi. The parties to the national agwe- That the wrestlinl fraternity “a
mm consistrof the two major leagues anxious to do its bit for m. war work
and the National Association 0: Pro- n,....,,.g,m fund was' shown by u..- I
ft‘flfiionalfiflff‘biffl {*‘flfifit which ‘5 number of wrestlers not on-tbo pro.
tlu- minor lesiona increment. , ' . gram who volunteered to mile for
According to» the national agreo‘ the mud. 33mm gummy. tho lull“
meat. ills =‘Nation’ul Commission on champion. who wrestled John Olin.
constiiutudnt'pm-pntcannot be oust- “a.“ llisown ”pew, from Akron.
‘lm wwvwltbouttho mascot. by out... whom he in in the hotel busi-
mummnm “Iliumtndness. .. ‘ ‘
the minor iconic bodl'. Thus the ac- Woslsrgard and Hood meant busi-
m“! 0‘ Mun“?! 3%!!th and Frs- limit! and went at each other hard
19° in 50‘1“de ont'lr. Taft on the firm the s'art. but the two were so
question of malignant: with the evenly matched and tho time limit.
game, and announcing their action, thirty minutes. so short that neither
an stirred “I? '1 teapot tempest. ucorsd a full. .‘l‘ho contest resulted illi
It may or» result in causing the a draw-
(m0? prseldent to give up any “You'll go a long time before aeelna'
.iboaxllt he might have had of accept- a faster match than that one." cx‘.
“3.38.1 position in baseball, because of claimed ngliwolxht Champion. Will
the apparent uncertainty of the orig. Bingham. who reieered the bout be
Elna] otter. tweenfiene Bruce and John Smith-
; , While it is admitted that Dan John- son_ U. S, N.. sitar the contest.
:30“ his lost much prestige in his own liruce woflwitll fl full noisnn in10227~
$398386. the fact remains that he still Smithson withstood a terrific gruelling
enjoys backing in some quaricrs.‘ mg brim-e his opponent pinned hill 81‘0“”
Illill‘l'ledAvlsli to New York. Sunday, era to the that. The sailor squirmsc
. pod his hurried departure again, Mon- out of saver-at dmgemus holds before
day. Were mysterious. He refused to flu- superior smngih of Bruce decid-
atnlk and the baseball wlsacres take it "1 We “3‘19-
; that he is just sawing wood. Jack Munro. Moms.
—~-~ Licut. Jack Monroe of the Princess
‘ "JflC'tlby'fl store upon until 9 p. m, Put‘ . former heavyweight boxer. foot
"“5 p“‘lllllil. ‘ bull piavc-r. lumberlack. prospector,
mino owner and corporation president
with his left arm still almost useless
from a wound received at Ypress. ref-
‘crood the contest bntween Curl John-
son. New York A 0. wrestling in-
structor, and Otto Sampson of The
Bronx; The Memory Foot man won
in 4:50 MM 3 body scissors.
in n burlesque match John; Kilonis,
, . . who paid his way on from Norfolk.
ve your hair! Make it thick, wavy Vim. and Cl'done Russet Milo”. 03-:
and beautiful—try this! '
Thin. brittle. colorless and scrsggy uies with their apparentlyierocious
hair is mute evidence of: ncizlected eflort to tear each other apart. For
Mall): of dandruff-that awful scurr. laugh making propensities either of
There is nothing so destructive to the ttvo bad ‘8qu llevenpss. tucking
i
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‘~_h._
iiw Gilli DESIRili ‘
loll. [tiliillilfl llill
., Sill-i mime m
-
.l
, ““2 h“? 0.8 dandruff; tit robs the hair .of mat» bimoons. backed on the
' ”f “5 lustre, “1mm and/its var! boards. The only rail 960M mum
‘
“9: eventually producing a forcfish- the spectators Milo “foil" for the coil-
ncss and itching otetbc scalp. which test in thinking it was a real match
1‘ "01 remilled causes the hair roots incised of an act by two clever part-
‘tn shn‘nk. loosen and die—then the nets. -
hair falls out last. A little Danderino Then came all added feature in tho
‘On‘khl—pOW-any time-will surely shape of all impromptu llu iitsu lurch
“"0 ”:1? ll“?- ; between at Grass of circus fatnemho
~ (M a small bottle or modicum wrestles occasionally under tbsvname
w? “‘0?!- Iny «in: store or toi- of Pctain. and Will Bhutan. the
‘ W‘ ”"1 “n" "“3 first twll- white ram’nntut'cicvar exponent of
35M “in! hair will take on that 1110.. the ancient m art. it Iris roi-
win-rum which n soboau- me}; by mil...“ pacing Cham-
ltmumulibccoms wavyaadfluffy pic. ”I! locust—d. ‘Dot'aln cub
M “W” 0' Mm wound m.» m m
it ‘ Wpiassaadm: . m‘ ‘ .'
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vow
' Johnny Evers dud Soldiers Hone Picked
or Next World’s Series
Site In Berlin F
Famous Inflelder Says Duo .
ball Pravides Best Means
oi Helping Our Boys For
get Wat’s Horrors—Urns
Americans to Aid 8170,-
500,000 Drive of Seven Big
War Work Agencies Which
Care tor and Amuse Them.
By JOHNNY EVER.
(There ls little room for dis-
puts when Johnny Even, of
the famous “Tinker, to Evm.
to Chance” combination. is
called the but second baseman
baseball ever produced. After
leaving the Chicago Cubs M
went to Boston and was Cap.
lain of the Braves when they
won tho World Sal-loam 1916.)
______ .
ARB (By Mail).—Ono point
which the United War Work
Campaign ought to make clear
to the American public is that when
the American soldier isn‘t busy
lighting be is putting energy and
“pep" into his recreation pursuits.
He‘s a hard fighter in battle and a
strenuous contestant in games.
He's hard to boat in either.
Aptly illustrating this. is the
story told oi a party of “Yanks" ‘
who. relieved from the fighting
lines. were enroute to n villus
where they could rest a few days.
While waiting for motor trucks,
thby started a game of baseball.
getting the equipment from a con-
venient Knights of Columbus build-
in. In a few minutes thrno thou-
sand young Americans were excited
spectators. With them the rccont
battle with the Hun was history.
“I’ll Wager it Can Pick a Team
of Ali-Round Athletes iron
the United States Army
Til-day That Can Defeat
Any Otner Aggregation of
Men Possible to Collect.” is
Confident Assertion of K. of
C. Worker in France.
regarding baseball or baseball play.
are
My ambition to stage a world
series in Paris or mnewhsre nearer
the fighting lines didn’t materialism
but we have enough baseball to
hep the boys éatiaf‘lod. ‘
When i came overseas i expect.-
ed. oi mum, to find that athletic
= entertainments were popular. but i
confess i am amazed at the extent
of this popularity. Every spare
minute they have, it the weather
permits, they are engaged in some
outdoor sport. Baseball. wrestling.
boxing, tennis. running, jumping,
walking. medicine ball and even
ping pong claim their attention. and
the result is that there is not as
fine a body of athletes in tho world
as Uncle Ram's warriors. (‘hlmv
pious? l'll wager .~. can pick a team
or all-around athlrtes from the
United States Army today that can
defeat any other aggregation 02
men possible to collect.
.
Equipment Guppllsl
One of the best things the
Knights and the it. M. (t A. did in
their vast war activities was to
supply the great amount or base-
bnll equipment. which they did.
for the men it's in us: every
ldnyiight hour. it's as important an
tho work done by the Y. W. 0. A.
, and the supplies sent by the Jew-
ish Welfare Board, the American
.Liitrary Association, and the Bal-
1vaiiun Army. Every person in
America ought to support than
Pdacc
Brings u. New MW” Fa
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FillEMEN ARE rinED our.
Trim up back through the mist of ages
‘ t
‘fl'om a denim tog streaking tho sea
convinced the crowd for lltit‘ty‘ntin-: Climbing ‘9 9‘ Might 0‘ “0‘“ 1.500, men who writllcd in agony when cru-
Tbsy bad licked him and‘thut Will ,0...“ {veils
nectlon with "Big Li‘ltglifl” baseball
in the (Suited Slatvs. The boys in
the army wanted baseball and
that's why l’nl here.
I find the men just us keen for
handball before a battle as they arc
after, and it. certainly halos to heel)
their mind of! the serious work
about for them. Officers know e
value oi this. and they tell mocha:
Maintains Morals
This is what helps to maintain
onto. and the need for baseball
and other forms of recreation is
clsarly rscowised by the K. at c.
in thall- war relic! activities. That
is why the Knights have sent over-
seasomymonnotsblaintbs
autistic world. The: no undid
~Ilium ' - , boss-lib won moment
“fulfills us to be limit a a man “over' nu top" they purposely
“notable" Mean» 0: my loss can- start a disculsion mobs, the men.
w ._ m.-." -.-..'.,__....... . .-..--.... . .. -..-,
of Russia quit utter 15 minutes and 3x fired. and with
Wounds of wrestllns.
a succession
'M'as literally blown to pieces.
‘ballly shaken, but thcy escaped with-t
. ' out injury. ‘ g
E .
0”]! [If WATER sustain or DEATH Iron TOYI.
Toys: For wimp! For the bull)
cents carried down when the "Lusita-
nia" sank? For those tau-eyed Bol-
glan children who stretch forth little
anus from which the” hands were
struck oil by the aworduof'oerman
odicel'a?‘ For thong French Wit and
girls with pitiful siuhtiess eyes? For
LONDON, Nov. 26.-(Correspond-
enco of The Associated Press).-Out
shot a small dillgiblo called a
' blimp.‘ manned by three Allied fly». ”me whose bodies rest in the church-
crs. Directly in front of them a mile? yards 01 Buy. that (“ad in paln from
away. was 3 [Lboat 1with .ts conningi poisoned mm candy? For those other
own!“ an “it! “9 0}“ 0" “It? “8‘. children slowly starved to death in
ter. says on account oi one or that pnlund or mung-ed in Armenia. .
most successful encounters of a llrlt- 'l‘ovsf Toys m‘dg by ..]{ums ml
0 ‘t aircraft with n German Hilblllil; whom innocence and childhood al‘cl
tine. , _ ~ . 'bul toys to be played with and than!
Opening out his engine to its full1 crushed and broken? Toys whom;
capacity, the pilot steered straight tori very con'act contaminates and leavent
the German croft, many of whose; upon the touch of babybocd‘invislble'
crew were on deck. illey had seen do” 0‘ blood? Ag well bring a dead-
the airslup approaching and inlmedi- 1y gel-pent into the home to spew its
ately brought a quick-firing sun into \‘enonlo n the cradle. Why shall we
action. Witli shells bursting about befoul and taint the purity oLAmel-lcan
them, the airmen pushed on and sooul childhood with 'a reminder of the
were within effective machincnxtln “mam. . treatment the ,Huns have
range. ' gloriod in Her since that fateful Au-
. iue observer used his gun to such. gust of 191.13 Can one even look uponl
good effect that with one drum be so a Noah's Ark, “Mdde in’aermnny" and?
counted for the submarlnc's gun crown.l not irom his mind those hundreds ofi
Thereupun the Germans. without walkl helpless innocents! whdse silken locks.
in: to mucus; their Wounded. began are twined with seaweed? Can one”
hurriedly t0 submerge. hold a German doll in her arms and
Meanwhile the‘ wireless operator of “may; the uwuggnda dead from fam- “3h troops >rsoalis the "we and fus-
cluatlng story of that day. which car-
minim
the "blimp" was busy ‘sendiug out. ur~ me who once made glad . a mother’s
gent. signals to various patrol boats am“? Can a boy find delight in the
5“" submarine ““3"" known ‘0 bl“ contortlons of a mechanical Hun;
in “19 vicinity. I clown and forget those bravo young
99" thorpilot now 8‘"- ready “1 4130': ciiiod on castle walls by these same
the machine’s neatly bombs. The U- lions? Can M“; colored with the rod}
Mb ““1109!“ “WWW“ “'33 3““ of lluns fail to suggest the name from?
“say Vuiblé. and "taking 081?}?! 3““ hut-sung mud“ “Why arms “DJ:
through his sights. the “Mimps' sun-e lifted in the altitude of "kamerad?" 3
ner pulled the trigger of the roleaslng'
sear. . _
The ““311in WWW“ Of a 1‘93“” round the Christin its: buy German,
wright. shot'up like all express eleva’ toys. If onevwoultlg hang the 1,0“st
tor lin a MW York. skyscraper. but, with evil moons. and bid the wail of‘
“N 955.. 0.1 “3 movements “3 Mil-i ngonized spirits dost "through the
Let those who would‘lnvlte fear-i
organizations in their drive for
:17" 00.000. which may need to
cont nus thclr~worlc '
Our soldiers are planning at»
leil'c contests for the tints when
they get into Berlin. Maps at tho
German metropolis are available
here. and some at the isolate" and
l have already selected parks.
parade and drill grounds where the
American national s will In
played -- wtthin
months. too. lot us hope.
:migbty detonation the whole croft smoclity of
dilution
0 \'
Vicissitudcs of Old City of Jerusalem
some ghosts into the home to hover “Papa’s c.” compound” “d.
c nut. few
I
i
mods by our ally in
celebrate . ‘he loss oi
pill.” and which in these
LONG FAMOUS lN HISTORY.
~—
' Without a .Raraiioi.
The capture of Jerusalem by Eng-
._1_._,...........‘
iii ' 1.
‘lllilliiiiiiiliiii‘
OHM"
urinary—Don't stay stuffcd-up
2P
muslin flocked from all lands
was M‘ y“. the rescue oi tbo‘boiy places. until
arson when these trinkets won in 109’ Godde do Bouillon defeated
fuhionedl. Ever;h while ut‘llcrv‘|.‘sn|‘iitltl' his enemies and was chosen as the
palntwssyetfre upon 9 it e s .
were Belgian girls being dragged into first Christian kill 0‘ Jerusalem
slavery worso than death.
We do not lack for toys:
tluinlocds made in American factories hands.
by bands which are clean; toys also
by carloads
Japan. where childhood is sacrsd. and 9.
love. not hate. is taught at mothers
breasts. Even were than none. far
better our boys sud girls should no
without than and pleasure in them»
. diwmkm a “lull!“ in“... ”M... .. ,M
lic hoiida ' to
the “Luci
luttrr days is steeped in the "glory"
of monstrositlos. Could our littlu uteri
who sacrifice mom a childish pious
lll‘o to buy war stumps and colltributo
pennies to the lied Cross. and’oul- lit-
tle mothers who knit so patiently wish
bands that. can barely hold the
needles. would one of those knowingly
find any plenum-e in any toy "Millie ..
G'mntWW—u ll. .Wlndsor ~in .Mtr
W
toys by‘ 9971001. ill. city mined in Christian
You can and slim» and break up
pants hung over watching that, boulbmenchw and ion the mega-lug flame a acvcre cold either in head, chest.
sink swiftly until it struck the water. of candles. 1st himbay German toys. body or limbs. in taking a - dose of:
perhaps two hundred
[out ahead of.
the target. .
i the mascot more very mils which
W119" “'5 “I.“ Met into action. a. evousat‘tllicmolnent are eagerly all. .hm'nunti‘ mm domm'tflen- .
u. 3 ”MW“! 0w- dosged—up noon
much the dark depths or mam, 1y flu” and hurting. mom against Manda; m in :11. mg,
mill;mtr disehsm or m runninx‘.
, r; "Jim sickbosdscbs. dullaggtov- ;
floatation-tilt 0W mm mm. you»,
M 0‘ “85"!!!" “email to flu in snails with-poison gases and dead.-
and a peculiar-blown. cloudy insular. our m
veiopsd the fore; pm of thc¢U~boatl l '
it accusations before the offset.
the explosion W
flesh and blood. '
~y _ of the merchant who {or
; would that: WYO-
lot lbw-o witness. make mom with "pope's Cold Compound" :.every two?
3 ..Elorida Oranges. aducé—“chct. and his!” -. 14k
Don't: gist
nun—ans um um;
. the days when the throne of navll-l‘
Twas established within its walls. From l Mdford Officials Let it be Known Who
‘that date we pass to the glories of
;lilc tt-tnplt- built by Solomon. which
Jur centuries was to stand as
matter and pivot of the Jewish
i “U“ and (“ML The “ma came, how. gpvnded (.‘apt. Arthur Dublin “1! “out.
wry, when her days wore numbered i M. T. Gl‘ullfion 0f the Devon Hm COM-
flllld the drama of Calvary was [01- litany for Q1??? months. and “0‘ ‘V"
:lowcd a few years later by the on;
g slaught of Titus. Jhc Roman appor-
‘ or who. encompassed the city mum
on every side and leveled it to the
. ground. .
of] want mtuuul‘t- shall he estimate the Round its “lined walls Saracen and
our expressions of revug' Crusader were to fight continuously
nd’llorrol- ill wllnt be has done (Dr “5
' The occupants of the “blimp" were slum- illri sun rose this morning?
What ml‘ixation cau'wo clltlm in the
thought, that America
is the 89“.
MILFORD, Nov. 27...?“ fire com-
the i
‘ luissionoln or this town last nflhl lulr‘
no- i
their ftrc‘llusc keys and mum: .
from the firs premises for the period
of suspension. ll. '1‘. Osgood, unspoilt] .
secretary of the company was disallow ‘ »
ed. ..
The action of the fire board was.
taken in'order to teach the Mn -. .
that the' Commissioners are “tho hols" ‘
Young women ,of the tow: MGM“
ed permission from the board to It"
a dance in tho Devon iirohouss for
the benefit of the unload War hall
Drive. but the cream protested and
the dance was not hold. although a
mi“! stun bad alpady’bosn mind
from tho sale 01 new for tho sisal.-
. . ‘ '7“? ‘
The EaSiNorwélk Cash Grocery
We have everything to ‘makeyour Thanskgivin:
feasiromnictc. As usual. quality is way ahead of»? .
the price. from Soup toNuts. Justa few reminders! .7
and Christian
. mansion.
to
ll‘ollowlu this. for a considerable
until in 1517 it was captured
.dfi'l‘lll'kl.
.
FincstCresmeryTubllutter.alb..............6i.c‘;
.Purc Lard. all). ................ .p .......... .. 32¢; .- .
Selected E228. a,dozen~...'. ............. 53c '
Epicure Brand Pumpkimp can . . . .- Q ........ . . . 20c; ‘
WhiteRose Mince Meat. 3 nkir. cutto . . . . . .: 1h?
Selecteanlsins.,apkir..........; ........ ‘....14o'
Citron. ,3 lb. cut to l ..... ‘. . . .. .‘ 40c »
Cranberribs~Will make (renumb-~ aucetn ill. ._' .. 15c
.Eplcure'lguy Putvder—Alliiavorii‘. a m. : . , . . .' so
Plum l’uddinir.acan ....... ..._. ..... . ..... “1.3%
hulxedNutmlb. ...... ..... .....3r¢.:.
,Walnuts.a'lb.u....... ....... 3% y
noun-smut ajlb; . . . . . . . . . ..- . . . :75;
' classmates-imam ;. . . . .. ».*:;.. I: roll; . _
, ‘Munult? unwound “mm
crs. It costs William mm unusual mm
. 'r . , 1 y ' b '- .1; 5. ‘ a,
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