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11 Sullivan. There is
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. of Kansas C132, and
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\1‘1.1111's ll’cm'yweizht Cham-
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11111'I1't and Tom
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131 I bout will con-
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sink when he
ropes in Canton a
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Willard’s Opponent in Fightk
For Heavyweight zT'itlé
Leaves Broadway Flat
Jack Dempsey [ta real scrapper.
His sole purpose in life at present is 1
to be the next heavyweight champidn'
.ot the World. Noming is going to
keep him from doing everything pos-‘
sible to attain his ambition. This was
shown by the Way he gave Broadway.
the go-by upon his latest arrix‘al in
town.
light along the Great White “711331151
most challengers have been accustom
ed to do in the past he took the first!
train out fol his quiet little farm at
1 (mg Blanch, N. J. It's the simple;
life for Jack His trade is lighting;
land he. intends sticking to it like a,
shoemaker to his last. 1
One of the characteristics of the:
S1111 Lake City boxer is his fondness
101' the quiet lil‘.e In the history ol‘A
the pi Lze ling no challenger has dis-g
played 11111-311 dislnclination to be 111-;
wuiowed as has he since signing toA
fight. Champion Jess Willard. It is al-i
most as djflioult to get in touch with'
him as it would to separate a ‘flhatd
boiled egg” them his bank loll.
After a hazardous railroad trip 101
the wilds of Monmouth county, we
were rewarded with a sight of Demp-
sov. Surrounded by a sqund'of juven-
'iles, Jack wa5- found resting in a. big,
upholstered 111m chair. enjoying a ten 1
of John McCorJuack's latest records. '
1'mas the last scene upon earth that
a fight fan would picture the big hea~
vyweight challengex in. A more quiet
and peaceful scene would have been
dificult to find.
‘ ‘“ all, you got down here after 1’111,’
was the gaming that Dempsey of—
fered. "Thought. when I sldestep'pe‘d
Broadway I «would miss some of that:
glamour
fondness fox the quiet life with these
111 '.ds _It reminds me so much of- those
kid biothers of nune out in Salt Lake
( lty. These kids are the ’g‘i'ealtest play
mates in the world. They know what
fun really is.
"Yes, I read that Jess W'lllard is
1111' illing to back himself with his share
of the purse. That's old stuff. Perhaps
as the day of the fight approaches the
strings on his bank roll will become
tighten. My advice to Jess Would be
to get a firm hold on: his share" of the
pur§e before the fight starls,as— 1133111135.
(and 11111911 119.11% 41118
"'or things” after it is over.
HEAVY ,
WAN BEST PLACE:
ST ORRS. (‘onnq Mar. 22. ——~‘ln tht"A
twentieth week of the laying contest
at. Storrs. there was a 19:11 scramblo'
for fitst place among the heaVy breeds
which shut out all the lighter varieties
such as Leghorns, Oregons. Raincloud-
ers and Andalusians. Chickatawbnl.
Farm's White Rocks from Canton.
Mass” won first place with ayield of
51 eggs. A pen of Barred Rock's en-1
tered by J ules 2;. Francais, Westhamlli
Iton Beach, L. 1., and Albert T. Len'
zen's \Vhlte Rocks from Northahle-
boro. Mass, tied for second place with
50 eggs each. Pequot Poultry Farm's
11110211; Island White froni, Southport,
Conn. were third with” 46 eggs for the
Iweek. Laurel Poutry Farm’s Barred
Rocks £10m Lame], Quebec, and tnree
pens of Rhoda Island Reds entered by
Chas H. Lane. Southboro Mass.."H. P.
Deming. Winsted, Comm, an'd .u'eel
Brook Poultry Fa1m,Short Falls N. H.
all tied for murtl] place with 45 6839
each. The total production for alfpens
for the twentieth week was 307?. eggs,
of a vipld of 43. 9 per cent. 1
Inquiries are received from time to
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time asking how to put the egg yield"
on a percentage basis. Poultrymen
usually do this by dividing the .maxi-
mum number of eggs that can be pro'
duced in any given period into the
numhel actually laid. and get as their
Since
is theme-Lina“. possible fox them to
lay 7006 eggs 2. week' by dividing
this number into the week‘s actual
yield of 3073.1 it is found that the birds
laid last week at the rate of 413'. 9 per
cent. The best production at Storrs
in the last five years occul red jn the
Spring of 1918 in the twenty-e ., .111
week of the seventh contest, the yield
Cent“
continually- trying ‘3 . .
The three W m '. ‘
5
Instead of basking in the limefi" —'
stufi‘. You know I have a ,
: 711134.21-
HARRY
G
HAWKIK'
— or
an roman
A‘meticau and English miutors are rushing their plans to win the hono r or being the first to fly across the:
,Lleutenant.Command‘br Patrick N. L. llellinger commauda nt of the Naval Alb Station at Humps
ton Roads. has been designated by th 2 Navy Department/to pilot a huge sea 'plane in an “tempt to reach Ema.
Three planes are being groomed The 3; are the \'C~l N02, and bio-13.11111; y Cut-tins biplanes and Commander
Bellingex' are expected Lostart within a few day's. A secretly-built plane. accompanied w: Bin? G; Hu‘flmr as?
nomi Atlantic.
LIEUT- comma:
amen N51. aim
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A.
'.nilot and Commander Mackenzie GM 9. ‘.Ranu'Nav y. as navigator hu‘baea .shlpped trait Wig-“81.101111:
al..J-ecaurclisn~‘-N 11-111: 11 is a Smwmp 1mm:- m'inaueairlth a 375-horsepower ms. 3am modems-5111111 am:
A nineteen and a halt flours ’SlVlfllo .t nose two flyers are View: t'or 11011-1 1111mm honors. LleuA. ennui.- militant 11:1
trying to hold up France’s end by fly lug across the 11111111111: from Cape Dar-Ea}. Senmmbla, t'o Path‘hm‘bucoa the Flame case up?“ Greek and;
131-2211.. He has made one start for Cape Dakar but a cracked cylinder 1111'ch "blm to return 11112111119.
1'
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Obed G. Knight. '
Bridgeton, R. l. 564
Patrick F. Sullivan.
Occum, Conn. 606
27 Laurel Hill Farm.
Bridgeton. IR. 1. 558
Rhode' Island Reds
41 Laurel Hill, Farm,
Bl'ldgeton, 11.1.1343
45 Deer 1310611 Poultly Furor
Short Falls, 'N. H. 52:1
42 Naiick Farm
Natick R. l. 619
Whlte Leghorn:
53 S. .lvFMan,
South Glastonbury, Conn. 581
73 A. P. Robinson.
CalvertonrN: Y. 576
00 James 0. Me,
New Pali‘z‘, NJ'Y.I 523
Miscellaneous.
40 Pequot Poultry Tami (R. T
Whites) Southport, Conn. 479
20 1H. A. Wilson(‘ “finite Rocks-
Hollis,‘N. H. 421
47 F. W. Cumpstone (-R. I. W‘hltesl
New LondongIConn. ' 37:1
SPLENDin SGGRES AT
1
The'third contest 11111111111111.1111. R1-
fle Glob in the national: match
night and some splefidld soot-11's were
made seven of the ten contestants
Scoring 190 or better, out of 11 possi-
ble 200. ' ‘
. A. Baker, Jr. still occupies the po-
wlth 11 Score of
Mathews appear ed ,
’for’ the, first: time and was only one
sttion of high man,
196, while W. A.
point behind‘the leader With.,195'.'.
John D. 'Milne'fiho
first division with 183 tying With Dl".
Chasnal and-8.13am... -- ~
A practice shoot {Or the hirer fit-a
places will be: held _ next
night -
The score: '
. net's; one $100 bill in lb: 11:"
RIFLE SLHB‘S‘HQBT in his
1.125 .
held on the Mahackemo Range hut-
ved up into the
Tuesday _ ,
$100 BILLS' 'SEWED
IN' TYEENS CLOTHES
(0011th from-Pale 'One)
of his garments and conccr. '9'1 311 most 1073‘.
Aunusual places.
i
19s of concealment were: One 3100 I111!
Am the neck band of his silk shirt;
$100 bill in the waist band-19f his 11 ou-
of 1's
trousers leg; one 3100 bill unite:- the
‘finger strap in the lining cl lI‘ts shoe;
thxea $100 bills in the
v;ost one 3100 bill sewed la the null
1colla’r which matched his shirt: one
.5100 bill sewed in each of hill ulllrt
1cufl‘s: three $500 bills in tha lining of
'hls hat; one $50 bill saved in his
necktie. The remind“ of the stored
A
'in money was found in cloth ug sacked (it
.in two suit cases.
“on,- what. of it?" Tyler exclaimed.
when detectives finished thoir 1-0111 ch.
"It's my money and I préfc'. ' to am y it‘
that way."
There wasn‘t much left of. Tyler's
clothing when the detectives had {111-
isbed ripping. for they mechanical e.-
ery seam and possible
cealm‘eut
A
'1 Aoareful search also was made 015
'the clothing of Dr. Ralph Harding of
Kansas City. who was arrested with
Tyler. The police found 888 in bills
right sock, 10111111141141.1113 the
bottom of his foot, and other moms
MANUAL: TRAINING £31m
o'r. wmon H16H310Rlbw
I'ro Humans “owners. 5
In the big corner windows ‘or Glen-
dennlng’s Pharmacy at: Militant! Well 1
Among the amounts found and plac-y
one.
lining of tlté‘
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pllce of con- .
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SGML
(Continued 1111;... Page om
-:--iii.
Primary Grade!
Uncle Sam lntroducéa the following
home: who recite and sing apprenti-
$303,011.96. for each country represent-
Field Marshal Foch and worse]-
dim—hench.Ensllan,»Ape1-lan [J l
stun;
-on’erh} 33st: and
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Molar Pecan: and soldiers of the
Prelim-artifice.-
lung Amen and Man soldiers
’General D111: of the Italian afiny.
Woodrow Wilson)” out Presldcu'
General Pershing and Ame-1 lean sol-
era.
Airmen.n
CIlosm
’le'tur‘y'
lntermlzslon.
Song-:Pollyéiw Bennett
Alum Hiatus aunt
. Gram 455; 6
'Tablea‘u—Indlans
fl, kindergarten
Tableauw'l‘he 13111111111111
. Tableau—7A May Day in New
land
Mo‘y pole dance
Declaration of Independence Minuet
soldiers of the
mlvewaal'ute to flag and;
.,
Eng-
1-. After uia'IIRévmuuon
1
street is a big and varied exhibit or
the handiwork 1.1. the pupils 0f- the
Center and Franklin Junl'or High
schoolsft‘hat shout surely
is a credit ate to each peflorl.
to botlrthe instructors did the eta-i
m ml! 011.1812.
Birth of the Star Spangled 1111111111-
A“ {big drill
2% Civil War
Chmwflodley 'of Civil W'ur 31mg.
North and South United
We; and 18:? Wm;
France, England, Italy, Japan
. mm 111nm. .
A. soldier. a sailor; Un’ol‘e Sam
A large change dang songs apirmpli
Neel-1r loll-rm took part.
. shore of. the Adriatic.
' ltlte Adriatic t’o- take command of“
(Continued from Pm One).
“- ‘7
the peace freatyje with Germany, 1:.
'\ {re p'i': CLL.
would serioufiy Imi-
iamclaims. Some 3eat the Ital-lam,
delegates have expressed the fear
flint im-Eediately after the con-
talnsion of the German treaty.
President WilsonFPr‘emier 111113111:
George and perhaps other 19
figures in the Council, would ‘
.leavePu-is, and the
my _ A;
members of the Council would not . ‘
have full powers to deal With" Ital.
iau demands The state of mind 0
the Italian public is declared tfle
such that the failure of the Itallj
inn delegation to return-from Part-
is speedily with title to Fin-me midi
the Dalmatian coastal ismds'
might casilv have» grove intemab '
rcsults. :-
Thus, for many weeks past they
have been simply flooding other
dologafioxm- and the offices of for-
cigu correspondents 111th litera-
ture to support Italian chums.
This incited the Serbian dclcga
firm in Paris to 11'9an sharp' re-
sponses, which were given to the
press and thh denounced Ital-
ian contentions as being in abso-
lute violation of President Wil-
1.1111 's fourteen points because
“111,1 deny access to the sea to the
logo-Sim population in the in;
torior. 1
The Italian claim. of- ecurSeris
that, racially, historically and
economically, the Port' of Flume
1111111119 immediate vicinity arc
Italian. They claim thatthc east}
cm' Adriatic coast must. also go»;
'to'ltalian cities on the- westerau
A
., . APPOINTMENTS av
im the- warring- sanctum ,
_ mamum no
mm A. Nomads of this util- to he
mn'ubers of the public health 1111111111111
11 1'1'1'to serve sol-mam ym’ 1%;
PLAISTED DRUG S‘PGRE
M—it—
. Govemion 114016011113
Governor Marcui H. Aflolcpmh has
-- 13" friends and “any moment
311111-1111 tram all comers ctr-tho Ell“
Maul Wont Alla won m "’
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25c Size
at
The Supreme (‘Onncil is calledlig ., ..
upon indirectly, in deciding this
issue. .to pass upon the 11111111111- of .
secret treaties in
negotiated
London- in 1915,50139 of which at. ,
least are held. to be at, variance
\1 1th 3111'... \hlwn—u “fourteen
poant.s"1e Council is also .cmg
lmrrasscd bv the probable .Pfiect
of an) .decisiou it may make do
French claims to the Smyrna
constrain! on Polish claims to.
Leathers and Donn'g.
It is expected IPresulent Wilson
will 11111123111111 some Iplamof soluficné
In Sandal:
'discharged themselves of, German
1141‘ issues should at once consider
the Italian claims. under instruc-
{lions to present a solution in time.
111. secure action upon them .siinul-
itmmouslv, with the disposition oil
the German peace treat"; One
1difl‘icultv is the lack of a cofizpe-
tent government in Austria with
Iwhich to negotiam.
states formerly part. of Knoll-iasof
the proper share of war indemni-
ties which they must- minim.
In the meantime Rear Admiral ; .
«PhilligAndreWS, who has been in ._..
-'comniand of the American 11.111111
basé at (andifi', Wales: is g-ongu‘o1A
AAomrican 111111.111 then" r’éliWin'g’A
Rear Admiral Albeit P. Niblack
”—30": FONS?
To hear “The Horror; of We in
“‘9 “931' M ¥alaoe1I8undayifiH¢ ~
noon. 4‘ cuckoo}: ' Admissi'af free.
No collection. ' nuns "
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One possible solution- ,
. of the 111-1311111111 now under consid-
..1,.3,.jfl;{ oration is that. military "experts of;
1; the Supreme Council,- who. haw
Another is -.
the distribution among the _..ncw-.
‘3??an 8005" “Fm-1W
WAS 111111111 mean With m
wzw'h'ave Hm {nun-Ion
mounting'i; but. the germs in»
owns-firm and m we
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