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it “tum
pempsey’s Manager Says
less Never \‘Cill See Day
ile Can Beat Jack
"Edith“. Ohio, June. ti-\\'alter
'\ ~»ii.ii~.an. chief sparring: partner for1
,. - Willard. was nurslng'a lumpy jaw
.n da_\ as a l‘rSlllL of the punishing
it‘tt‘l\l‘tl in his first workout with
\
champion \‘l’ednesday. “'lliard
hi him on the chin with a right
:nll blow that did not travel more
.‘iin .‘ix inches and Monahan was
l'll—N’lxl‘tl out_ “‘liiiard plims to in-
mm his road work daily until he
. who. the five-mile mark, He was.
., 'i~'tlllllll ii to take a mu of four miles
I .llij.1
I
ivztlily and then box four rounds.
sack Kearns. manager of .lack Dent-
‘p }' lltHllllr‘ the favorable reports of
. i- :vp;w:‘.t';lht"~' 0f \Villlill‘ll in his
-. ~Il'l{0'ii.\, lie believes \‘l-‘illiard never
3 .. oi never will see the day that he
. y-Ihl def-at Dempsey.
LVK'illizll‘tl may look alright on the
\idw. but on the inside things may,
b diitvl'cnt." Kearns said. "if he 15"
mzu 2‘3 yea‘rs old. as he claims. - he
twelve years older than Dempsev.‘
u-‘zi will make con‘nulcrable differ-E
i do not believe with all his size
. -i 'l'l.il.‘.‘ll he will be able to stand
m. litlt: tinder the. punishment Demp-
i~ honnilJo hand him from tho
.ii. lttl:ipn.~-y hit; hard with ham
and every time'he lads there's
t I
\l'
t~|l ‘t'.
it tilllS.
'r innu in his punch.
\\'iili;ird‘.~' waistline has dissapcaf-
e-i ln‘cullxt“ he is on a light diet, which
i- not ((In‘lllf'ilVP to htrcngth. Demp-
is eating and drinkin: everything
h-- wants. and 1.1 my opinion ha: a
in: edge on the champion in that te-
r}
gall." 0. :2
mi: STANDINGS
Eastern League.
“K L. P. (T.
l'innhicncc . .......... 14 6 .700
\Yutcihury ........... 12 S .600
'{tri("’\ll‘l‘ ........... 1;! it .57
ii- ‘tlt'n port ........... 11 it .57.”
:~;.i i'il.llt‘lll .......... ill 9 .9326
Anti llavca ......... S 11 .421
t~~i;.i1.-iii ...‘ ..... ,. . .. 7 2'. .1120
li’illtultl ............. 7. ll .263.
Nutioriat Lenoue.
\V. L. P '7
Na w Yolk ........... 2-1 10 .706
t'tltrlllllltil ....... ....;.'l) 1t:
lh-ooki) n . .. . . . . . .‘20 It“. ‘ .536
I‘liicauo ............. 18 17 .Sll
l’liiladvlphia ......... 15 Ill .1ttl
l'i'lsburgli ........l7 ‘2” .l39
lioaton ............... 12 ‘31 .ZlGl
til l.olli< "2 ‘22 .3232:
American Lcagth.
Vl'. L. I" (‘
.Glll
'(‘lhcago ............. ‘27. 1]
t‘lwvcllnltl .. ....3l li‘. .t'il‘i
New Yolk ........... 19 1‘2 .613
llvtroit .............. 17 l‘.‘ :3th
St. Louis ...... '..lii 17 .433
huton ............... 17. 16 .484
\\'.l.<iiiligton ....... .. .11 ‘21 JIH
i" 'lnllt'lpltiu ......... 7 ‘21 .230
International League.
\\. l P. P.
l:.»1tiinore ...‘........‘2.‘. it) .697
'l‘irillllo ’2. 11 .576
lll'lullamlon .......... 19 1:3
Hwt'lll 57' l‘ ....... 15' 11'- .531
lhdttlln .............. 1:: :20
Nv-“tllk ............ .13 2‘2 .389
.l"l‘.~‘(') ('il) .......... ll 21 .344
ll ‘21! .2190
}:-- tdiu: .............
Eastern Leaque.
Hartford. 1; l‘iltsfit-ltl 1.
‘-\’olt'c.~ter. '2: Springfield. 1.
'lo‘.idcncr. 4: Bridgeport, 2:.
i.‘~.'ati~rbul_v. 11; New Haven, ti.
National Langue.
b‘l, Loni». l: t‘incintmti, 0.
New York-l‘itlsbutuh. rain.
tlnly two games St'llt‘tllllf‘ll.
American League.
l'liica'zo. T»; New York. 1.
"\‘arhinzton. 6: St. Louis. 1.
Philadelphia. lo; t‘icri-lnnd. 6.
ilostiin. 2: iii-troll. 1.
International League.
.‘crscy City. :2: Reading. 2:.
iniltimorc. 4: Newark. 1.
'iinchamton. ltl: :ochcstcr. ..
l'otonto, 7: Buffalo, 1).
New England League.
txinremc. 16: Lowell. 6.
:‘urtland. ll: Fitchhllru, 4.
:_.-wi.~'ton. 7', Il;i\erhiil,1.
American Association
1;.lll\il§ Pity. (L9; Toledo, 2-1:.
m. l‘aul. ll; t‘oiumbus. 1.
.‘iiunirpidis-Louisville. rain.
College Results.
\y'at ilnl‘. 1.: \Vcslcyan. ti.
TODA—Y'S GAMES
Eaetcrn League.
Hrrll'ord at Springfifld.
-. .v:'~'-'.~i('r Lil l’illSlit‘ltl,
z’lt' \ idotn‘ce at Bridgeport.
[tau-n at \l'atei‘bury.
Notional League.
moron at Chicago.
é'liiiudyiphia at St. Louis.
‘ l-‘.\' York at Pittsburgh.
Elitmlzlyn at Cincinnati.
American League.
5‘ Louis {ll \l‘ashington.
‘lt-lt'Ull at Boston.
t i. \eland a: Philadelphia.
t hicarzo at New York.
international League.
finial.) at iiinghamton.
iita 'iw'relci at Toronto.
'1 l. - y (‘ity at Baltimore.
N6 .\:irl; at Reading.
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LACE WORKS ‘v‘v'ANTS GAMES.
Kill
‘ of the greatest boys in the game.
Red is in receipt of an offer from' lion Army drive at
Tex “Rickard to take part in one oi"
‘ was flopped. but then hr
uteiy and have Allen a fine pasting
before the secound round was
.‘llt'n did drop
"rain maybe it is sonic
propaganda for the purpose
in money for him-
champion."
good ideas and
tin- preliminaries of the bit: showE
‘ against om- of the top<notch boys of
the "ountryn'l‘he offer to Red is prac-E
tieaiiy his recognition as one of the; Maybe
-best‘ lightweights in the country lot"
‘ none but the best will be on the card'
arranged by Rickard.
of any account
have been met by Allin.
terrific right left that has landed with’
telling et‘tect on many boys and 'Jo-ht.
among them Benny Leonard. A short
:ldme ago Red and Benny met at. the:
" l‘alzuc Theatre in a two round exhibi-
‘ tion for the Salvation Army. .
To many it appeared this affair ‘was i motel-s are
a fake and slowing moving affair but}
that both Allcn‘and Leonard extended ' eight-round ope
that Leonard lll't’fllllt.‘ lather "riled" to!
thud; the .‘lorwalk boy ahad nerve lU
liii‘n"tiiin2s with llllll and in retalia—
tion opened up and in lied‘s OWn also wirc
've beams on. statin: that
words. “dropped about ll
prelimina'. ics
' 'l‘hc Mons attectcd Allen. to the
my juw.‘
he sure. and made him groflgy ah. ing at once.
MAY E
”’36
ager James .1. Johnston yesterday that'_
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\‘ES’I‘ERIlAY§ RESULTS
wwv-‘my. _
dihlitli tritium
Tex Rickard Makes Good Offer t6
Lightweight in Connecticut,
Boys in the Country at Big Show
port Promoters Arranging Matéh
Benny Leonard ,
Red Allen,
to Meet One of Best
in Toledo—Bridge-
‘Between Allen and
W- ’55.. “13’s, 23:.» -. ..
in; iiiiiii‘iii‘niiiiiiiii
; . “thallium PitiiiiilNAli‘i
I the 393*~ tic
In one of the preliminaries that will; though they did not put him out.
precede the battle between Jess Wit-i tn ri‘lznt‘ds to
lard and his challenger.
sey. for the heavy-Weight
ship of the world. one of Norwaik'a'r
most popular boys will be seem inact-
ion. He is Red Allen, the greatest‘; Allen. a Bridgeport pro
lightWeight ever uncovered in the
state of Connecticut and who is con-z
‘cecded by those who know to be one j tirichoider met til};
tier in a two‘roucnd
BALLOT man
.lean Ballot. the French millionaire 11
he will enter the Ballot racing team
race. The. addition of the Ballot com-i
thination will immensely strenzthen the
sprints. ,
The llalloi lllnt'llinl-s sllthcll 'zl‘i'Zil'
l
bill'MS of speed at lndianapolis until a‘"‘.
lhe'lon: grind. lra \‘ail. the Brooklvn‘
speed-marvel: Dan Hickey, the \Vest-E former
' Bryan.
crn gasolene comet. and James Rey-
nolds. a brilliint rider from the Routing
have entered the internationafi SweeD-‘ ‘
stakes, bringing the total of American
drivers up to nine for the rich pur<e
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PATROLMAN FLYNN'S BUSY
NIGHT.
Patrolman John Flynn had a rather , k
busy lime of it la.~:t evening. At 11:4» ,
he noticed a young man ltlllt‘linxl
around “'ashington street and the ar-
lions. of the young fellow led the ol-
iiced to take him to police lieailquarr
ers, where he was questioned. and it
was learned that he “‘us' Malcolm
Swift. 18. of Brooklyn. The _\oun:
man claimed he was out of work and
\\'as trying: to get ack to his home.
’l‘lm officer lit'lpt-d him and mom had
him on his. way to Brooklyn.
Patrolman Flynn returned to his
br-at and. while walking: along ‘\\'.x.<h
ington street. he found a bunch of
keycs in the door of the “'h‘itc 1‘:l(‘(‘<
tric. (To. lie investigated and learned
they had been lctt there by mistaku
by Mr.»\\'hite. -
‘ Everything was ptaccfui until
around lztitl this morning when a
train passed over the “‘ashinglun
Sll'f‘t'l bring and. as it did Ml, a Iarze
box of shoes from lhc Jacobs « Son's'
shoe factory t'rli from the train to the
blll‘i'l below and scattered in all di-
‘ reeliohs. The officer aided in reclainr .
'. in: the article‘s and later took :hr h:‘\'
and im contents to ihe_railro:zd
Ellen, ‘;
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ST. STEPHENS PLAY.
The Saint Stephens Club. of Billiar-
‘port. will traiel to South Norwalk.‘
_Sunday. to play the Springwoods. 0;.
E this city. The following Sunday the)",
will travel to Norwaik to play the‘
Lockwoods. ot' thisI city. The Saint‘
Stephen club would like to hear from.
some fast semi-pro team in the cityi
of Bridgeport or out of town. The'
| club is out for the :cmi-pro champion-f
ship of Bridgeport. The club consists;
of some of the best players in Bridge-.
1 port. Send all communications to;
= club room. 282 Spruce street.
- Connecticut Lace Works base-E PASTIME JUNlOHS CHALLENGE.
it». ! nan: would like to hear from any. The Pastime Jrs. will play the Rm“
|'::ll‘.“tl‘.r)t ill'f'ltl team in The Z\Ol'-I nylon Boy Scouts at the Vl'icke lot
w..lk.~‘. Answer through the Sentinel tomorrow attemon at 3 o-floCk“ H51
or Hour. or \V. Ross. 41 Chestnu: s‘wiwé’ek the Pastimes trimmed‘ the;
bout it Norwalk.
__
/
--Try an 'advertisement in
South Nor-walk. Event " Sentinel 11.9
j_ - n. : . l 12 to 1‘.
IAmerican A. C. to the tune: of 8-3.
. The batteries {or thei’astlmfi v‘flflbe -
the Ericson and Buschbaum. The Funny
Rom the use at
m 7
a challenge any team
4 .E“
my
Jack zlwnip. York scri
ehanipion- ; a icw days ago:
.‘jl‘roxn up Connecticut w
story of a‘knockdown scored by Red
duct. over Den-
of a light-
ny Leonard. the champion
s the
weight division. As the yarn run
tin-n
agent
:gettin: Allen a lilt
Every good lightweight in the state self in a match, tor the
and others outside.~ The writerhas some
He 0055035 (I. ' brings to mind 'the old saying
many a true- word has b
Red did meet Leonar
has been offered
thatch with the liuhtxveiizht king.
though no definiti- announcement
forthcoming as yet. Bridgeport
now in New York
«ward to meet Alien
hair 20 in Bridgeport.
l himself as will
him over
to {wt in
Alli-n has cxpresser
ing to meet Leonard and no
arrangements will be made.
d his answer to Tux R
he will appear in one m
and will start traili-
NTER . .Lock
. . , . lack Rock A. t'..
motor racln: enthusiast. nnllflt'tl .‘lan- Sundn‘i' afternoon at Roton l'ut
are detI-rminl-d to put over a win on
the visitors to evcn up w
. . ‘ ~ . .- .S V.
m ”1!. International SWPPpstllkt-S to b.» suffucd last unda_
pitched for
run at the Sher-pshead Bay Speedway : do". will be on
on Saturday. Pune 14. if the machine cals.
. ‘ r
driven by Rene Thomas and lay-i9 ”ill.
’nateiy underrated last
., - . . ' t - _
““3““ at lndia‘napolis can "0 over I was partly the cause of the Lock—
hauled and shipped here in time for the; woods deft)“ _
on Sunday prmnisw to he
a good one as Koski. who has justl
out of service. aflcl‘t'mg two davs aen,
, wdi “FI‘Vim-d cautioned him to keel) 3W3."
d tor the visit-
has an enviable rcputa-
pitcher. he having
. . . tslzbw ~- -t q s. \'
cldcnts forced their Withdrawal from i m‘.‘ for he ROWbu‘m ind ‘
inuts bctore entering: the Sl’l"l(‘9.
Th" '2’3K3'°°$iih“"i'i ii?§'.“"c‘lfmi" "‘5 "W0"
l s ' v" . ‘ '. . .
‘ stmint. but will not he allowi-d to re- a 'V' M ‘ “E
' am" an w- n .-
lume training until Saturdav. " “““ ‘ a ' ' n cw.
mustered
act ion overseas.
foreign and'llnt: continucnt in theibm‘rl
thm mg: seen
his wares on the moun
l)l‘>‘.
lion
this affair. a
be had the following to say
Connecticut
woodstovMeet Black .
Rock A. C. on Sunday
Lockwoods will tackli-
of Bridgeport,
nt.and
Blackman. Raymond.
(‘hnts and Mulvey.
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Hill ill
hampion Seeks Sparring who and 0‘ -
Partners W’ho Can Make ' “M 0‘ “1°“ 01' “to 10.000 New Haven idol. and Pete Hartley , I en:
E . "“.' I ..
Their Blows Hurt
TOLEDO. Ohio, June it,
championship
upsm lt:<.< than a month
‘i'ilinrd yesterday settled
down scllmlxl)’ to the lack of condition
in: himself to "ace his youthful chat-
Th: (lullfiiion increased his
hoxinz six rounds. covered five miles
on the toad. lunged at the wrvirrllts.
shado“ hovel and wrestled. it war: the
best wulkout he has had since he a;-
rived in camp last Monday.
L; IN HIS DEBUT‘
. ‘ _ '1‘. - ‘1 “V - ~ .' ~ ‘ I k if‘ {*k'
. Illl'll 9“ All.“ . 2* 1‘0 ‘ e U
Rfi Pmfi amt]. ill" nlo- ~ 31“] “td ll 1 b x "I an.‘ a
. t llol r“! n l A It‘ll an .! .. g “(10L 10 it“ ad l lb in a i7 n ' A
“(H'ul “ 0 ll 1' ll 4' 1 l l ‘ I (3 .‘e .‘ l rg ll... l .‘
heavyweight contest
:with Jack 1,
:1y (‘OanS a
bout for’the Salva- A “393“"?
Norwalk and it women,
was in the tirst period that Benny
rose immedi-
jammed the canx‘as inClosed arena (0
watch him go through his paces.
\‘l'illard boxed two round\ with \\':=i-
ter .‘lfinllhafl. two with Jack llempci.
and one each with Jack Lavin and .109
“RE: Jes~" worked nicely ex-
H‘lll for a display of had wind, which
he is attempting to correct by road
wrap... how-
c\n r. as a roiu‘it of knockout out Mon-
;twletdu}. and did not lt‘l anv of
his punches :o with full force.
I
llav \ichei; husinms representative l
nt’thw l'liailllllttn.lffl l'ot‘Ncw Yotklaflt Mym-S began ‘” lll“'(* hmum‘ Bride’e . “vi'rkr Ki.“ in Big i
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Leonard but
een spoken in
(i. did knock
' night in m :‘lll'nllll to locate at least
m tho funnidaii‘e spurt-in: partners, 'tiz
ically capable of swap-
pumh with champion.
at present ale confid-
purposes.
hard
i now-l: and phv»
Red has qt.“ -,.
but tin-j; cannot hit
enough to >llllL' him and he cannot cu:
:t Ila-m v. ithout the fear of hurt-
Fnlliyan. a former high eehool toot-
llull star. who hag had two or three. . _ . — .
.“rm_~imm‘ bmltx “mm,“ away at the “'hitney's “’ildair was favorite at t to ago. Md‘losky met his death 3.. nth-E mt .
thampion trotn the start of their round. ’ .ir vii,
Willard promptly lowered his zloVes .
and pcrm’ittrd him to when: away at
his jaw and Maya: will. The mm
:11 first Mood still. and when lu-
enough
ith the defeat
Lundquist. ‘
the \\'hite Sox last
the mound for the lo-'
Mulvey on the rcceiving
The “'hilo Soy were unforIu—..
week and this
tlnuuht Sullii'an had landed
.1 he started his. head movinzz
and 1nd Sullinm .Etpsin': wT-houl t-von
u> or gloves in dcl‘ensc.
Willard did his road walk in the vi~ l _ | 1 h‘ H
" - V‘. t :< t ~<.: '5 l‘l\\'t‘ ,u .H.
of lin- \‘lll3S—(\\(‘l‘lilllll .\tllom(\- "-1 (“1‘ no " a l l' ‘ ‘ “' l l . For Better “'orkers .
of riot-
tnn-wn. ' g hid ar;
bile (‘ompanv plant. the scene
and l’romot‘cr Rick-
from
[the trouble. :i:: he feared some of tlw . . .
idle Workem n irht hurl 'l brick "or "y halt " “mm“ m ”‘9 “00“ “me
'aside from Iakine a swim and dr‘Vin':
lie is chafing under re-
start by Arrah on On. and it took all The government is still ' to- i
the skill of Loftus to land him a win‘ cruiting for it! Civil Service |
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'ROAMER BEXIEN
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Imom trite :cbut to: the season at Bel hers this eventn: to witnes.~ the twelve l:
at \(‘FlPl'daV and. to the sur- hound bout between Chic; Brown the"
ér<on. ‘n‘ .
gear—7:1:lukengotm‘ acid gelding Was formerly of New York but now of Der- ; . . .
Km“? hr “109 :fixestop Handicap et ,h‘v' Tho battlcrs have met on two or I ; ;|'s‘:23“ 3k '
m". Thoneh him-pan" §:a;3‘f‘-u’ral Bridge. “5‘0”“ "‘(‘l‘ Winning the decision. Tr» 5% its acces
‘ - ‘1 “as “V no night's bout will undoubtedlv breakthe ‘ 2‘1”“: “1“
. p or
“will“ dis raced. H 79.. -
g e pm“ d 1-37 lie and will also give the fans a chance:
Pounds a ain‘t 9" ‘ . -." dr‘en. ‘
made th g ‘ ' on ‘hc ”"0".“ ear-old 10 judze whether Brown has deterloted 95 Dancing,
d e pace until the last Sixteenth, to any great extent .424 Tennlo,
an then a - - ~ . , ' . .
a”? “2“ becau... ‘10 was. new Brown. who is handling (“ale 9% Write MY
ccarc '- ' A ' l ' ‘ '
Vntufll :31) Ct up fax a hard contest. stated lart night that ltallan has train-'-
60“ f ”(l-:Llutfd a? "It" 0!" tlw ed faithfully for this bout. Lew bit-T"
mi: t;l((:“2lgllho~lwg m thr (‘00 Stable lleves that Chic will have a bizlead 'a: "
n '“- ” ’ n -. . ‘
length in fr 1‘“ 1-}; 0’. an" “A?“ a the end of the scrap and would not he
ish‘ 0“ of 0m?” M ”l“ fin: surprised to see him land a knockout
‘ ' George Mulligan of Vl'aterbury will 'otl
Roamcr WM a prohibitive favorite in fioiafp as refpfpp ‘
the field of three, but there were many Another bout that in a"rac'1ng con-
smart s ‘ - . ~ - ‘ l 1 '
h . . Witagtors. “‘3” "l "l" “‘9‘“ stdemblehttcntion is that between , .
orses dishkeE for the Belmont track. Mickey Traymrs ",9 New Haven mm.‘ m 2 w
:‘h: :00: ‘1 chance 0“ Natural Bridge erweight and Artie Schick, New York:
‘ 0 _' “hue “i“ “"09”“ "‘0 Odds fitate amateur featherweizht champion.
of 1 t0 4 hegrudzmgly offerpd azainst Travers has been gains: mvpm guns this.
Mr. Miller‘s champion. Roamer stal't- scam and “-5“ pn‘(ir the ring a bin‘
ed oft with the same smooth stride favorite in the -be'tin2' Other bouts
”1f" "f”wd hm‘ “‘1‘" 5‘ mile in 133* on the program will introduco George:
in. at Sntatnzd last year. and rounding Proto and Sappox‘ Cohen and Gem‘fiei
the far turn he opened a rap of three Smith and Sailor Brindisi.
lenzths on Natural Bri ":0. He held
"“"' “WW ” W‘ “W McCloskev h‘ormer Phil
‘ o 9
>o that lit‘ dull kly cut down the lead
and drin level “illl Rw..uer at the
sixteenth poi“. Both jockeys were con-
tent to hand tide their mounts to the
finish. and 'he speed of the young:
horse wae -:ufiieient to chalk up one
of the rare defeats againct old Roam-
er‘s name.
That was not the only upset of the
day, for number Rllot'k awaited the
surethinu plavers in the last race for
two-vear-olds in which llarry Payne
Black Powder Explosion
James J. Mct‘loslw a former Phila-E
delphia .Xationai ieacue pitcher. waw
killed yesterday in a black powder it»
plosion in the Baltimore tunnel of thv.
Delaware and Hudson Coal (‘0. nt 1‘ D(.. .
“dikes—harm, Pa, RleCionky um: nmw; .
er a great pit-her while with the Phil-'
lies but was successful for several hex-1
sons until finally let out a short timeA
7. in :i field of six. Wildair acted bad- ere were killed and 50 burned andE
ly at the post. and even Hill Knapp maimed. E
could not hep him straight in the 2,._,___.___-—— l
short dash 0‘ four and one-half fur --Tr)' 3 Sentinel “'Int Ad. 1
longs. All the way he wa: fizhtine for _<’__J‘
lead with Ral Pat‘r‘s ‘Ralcn. and the
Parr younester ju<1 lasted to train the E
l
verdict by a noec. Home OfiOCS
George ll \\‘iili ni-r‘s Ahalanc. which .
Are Calling
had disappointed hisl suprmrters on 99“ :
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in the Hemphtcml Handicap at six and ‘
a half faurlongs. lie was outrun at the
MERRILL BUM
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\\'ith rim: of Pearl upon her PIPES 3"
hand.
Catt good health. “cullll. loll}!
lii‘e command.
BR AND’S
The Jewelry and Optical Store
' Where Quality 11; Higher
Than Price
South Nor-went, Donn.
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