‘1-:.-__(: ‘31. n Guarantees
’ 'hl‘.
Gossip of hoped Arena 3
'1'11el‘1'1'weight E
7m Meet W 111- '
owls-Bastiam
MEEEEE llllllE RUN
RlllE REEBMMENDEI]
:11pi. :71 5‘»;il},GUU—Ui3herI
{ Junior Tennis Champion and Opponent in
l
. 11.1.1... 1.1(1'1'11'el'gl1t (11.3...- Scorers Would Credit Cir-
. 1 -1--1!C'-.I‘I‘IiIll mt't‘t Johnny cuit Drives on All Hits
1':- . it chant ion of
E 1. loz'1l1 1011115 titlepin Lon- OULSide the Park
fl ' l . \: .\l:ll‘(‘ll. 1.! liaaltaui beats Kid '
1-. r .11 tin-11' bout 1111' the English If a “commendation of the scoring
». l > 111111111. 11' Louis in 111.3 thfih- I'll‘t‘H tommittee ot‘ the Baseball “1%
H 2111: ‘. 1t'r1 \1'i.l clash in a title 01'3’ Asrorxzztiouis. 1-.(‘10311cd by the joint
“1.41 lwn- 1112311 pring, rules c lllllllllt’C‘ 013' the major leagues
lL-n 310111.11, "Hwy-m of Ilritton, ulten it 1111-1115; in Chicago next month.
.1111' this s ,1 111111111 ill itllz’1\\k‘l' to AL ‘1 Lilli-4:31 “111 receive Cl‘f‘dit [01‘ 0-;
lblf'gi’it'll ..1. ' 2 . 1-1- Vllu‘lt'l‘tl .y berm: run 11 hunnver he hits a ball out I
'nm t_‘l1:11'l1'.~ 1‘. 11-11,- 1111111111151 111 of the lot, no matter whether the clout'
1'\\‘i;:, 11 b1: :11. ’ 1.1:2, :15 11-11115. 11. (21111105 in the first inning or the ninth.
l.\1z l't")' 1-1313 1* - Landon 11.. oulnt- AS the rule" now stand, il a 1);:1311'
Harvey 1 «gm-.111 111 31.51.1111 was: 1121:; a bail out 01‘ the. lot in 1111- ninth
"l‘mmdtrr 11111 1111111; 143.5111) to inning and the hit" sends in enour'h
11111111 to 1:031 “antic-1' 111' 11121.1.»32. ...I.. runs to win the game the batsman re.
112111. “Hum 1111:1111 [(1 men. “-1.1 NEH-s. credit 101' out) as mun) 12.1513
.1' in .\I' --" (11.1.11; 311,411-111- it'imedi- as llt' can ue-t before the lrgal ending:
-l,\'. ( hay-gm; J, “duly 511111111 .1,“ 01‘ 1110 '111111'. For instant-e, il’ 11 1111111
.1 “01.11, 1,. 1.11.;nI Hughnulg- hits 1111' ball over the fence in tho
\\ hi. 11 All .. an is 1111111154 to Ink" 1‘11'1111 During, the St't’ll‘t; timl and flirt-t:
3.11:1.1 to [Jr/5mm! to meet 11111-111111, runners on the btlSt‘S, the batwinaa
1.;1111 1.111,. 111.11 '11- .1. 12.11 1111.11,, “Jr. would be 991-111(th only with a single.
1's auspim-y. 1‘, 12,, Cog-hump, tho ’l‘hat smuis to be manifestly unt‘ali'.
1:11 11 l-invlish 1111'11111101'. who is 111-1.- A ho. :111 nm is the 1110: t 5'11'111111'11'
:uiing 1.,1- :1. l)1'111psoy~Czirpent.th individual play in baseball, and i1
tau-l1, has sumazitm-d .‘vloruan :20; N‘W'W ll“ “"01”“ ”HUI ill-3‘ that “11"“ 3
=1", Ann-titan ninth-:1, and 111111-1131»; l'EUI-‘t'l‘ can hit $‘XC‘ll a drive and 11111 :1
'.11'.- 11.
111111111
«m 11':
hr. 112,
luv-nth
harnpl
1111 l;.'
13 di‘. idotl.
knocked “I.
:‘m lacing all or
' mks to be
1111! LM':
DEGREE FROM
manager of U11-
Mn. 1y practical big: league men are
heartay in lavot' ot' the- suggestion.
winner at. least
i I.
'lfit‘u PM 1.1
1 .
I1fier a g‘OOJ m.:.me_,,I m g“ by. 3.151% ords the happier they will be, - It Ruth
([11 was giwn a .1 dt-ciison ovenhhd his way the rule would be made
Matt V1 cits in a 11111: over which opin- mlmt‘tfl‘le. no as to include those two
drives of last season when home runs
1.1-1'1' denied him.
Slur“ cud Magoo. when he was. with
211:. on tin: other
2 out in the four-
round al‘tt: {ring him a torri-
tl1. way. It ('r-rtainly ths- l‘lLu'Ei'b, (mu-.1 won the game in the
12;“, a. . 3(1153301163W9m1u ninth inning' with '1. drive into the
onsliipyllatzle betum 11 Britton b‘r“"!“'”“5' "“‘ni' ’3 "J“: m“ 1"" '5 7“”
and the score tied in the» ninth.
ruined my whole evening." said Sher—
I Wt)t“-d. "win-u I thought that I only got
a single for that wallop."
is here in America in the H"
F '5 1 ' “ *’ ‘
G E M CAN” CONNIE MACK's SUGGESTION.
. "“4”" dark "a" “I C"””“"“ “T13 (‘onnit' Mack. manager oi‘_ the Alh-
.1-nnnn WM {nan-11". a diun'c? ’s-li-t lttic.'-. has sent in a recommendation
‘1 Eng-11111 Mac-.1112). now a scout for to the llaseb'tll \K'i'itors’ Scoring enm-
;,t,,. t‘ineinnaii 1,213,233“ club and for- mitten which does not. strike much 01‘
a responsive chord. H11 would exempt
l’rid re ort club . .
' E“ D a. man irom 21.111119. at but whenever he
'1 the (omu-t-m-ut league. hr the .~u- attempted ,0 Sacrificel whether the
11.111- 11,1111 h2' Juda- 11112.1 12. Rooter play was successful or not~ Even il‘
‘rlo'l lay ant-11101111. Tllt' divorm; the man attempting to morifir-e a run—
'11: grant: :1 1211 1111- giuund of (lost-1* 1B}. lortrndIlliat runner at anotln‘rbase,
, . . .1 1 ., r . --
1 1'11. .\h':;. Mcf‘ann is me living with ad. won d 0111 mm the bunting. play
' .. er from :1. tune at. bat because of his
11' zzicthm- at l??? .\1111 street. llrioko- (”2‘02"
'11“. Mack's argument is that. it often is.
511» 11151111111 111m Air-Cami. While hard i0 get you": blur-nus tn bunt.
.:anz‘,ze'-r m‘ 42,-. N1 11' London lmfihbnn but ”‘Tbby toilet!)ptimnglaytzrs {from :1
.. . . time a 111w enevm' 1111' 1y .1s'1r-
11:11'1 1:1 th'x tr" lrueu' r.1 t 1.‘ .1 .. . ‘ . ‘
, ‘ ‘ 1 . ‘I ‘ ml 11 1 :.:;1'.: .1. 1.111 1.:130111'age 1111' art ol bunt-
‘r-‘lllltfl‘ as («1.4 oi the Hotel Molliouu. ing
in .‘3:11' l.r:1'.t.: refused to leave lib). This may seem sufficient argument
flair” and up (”lat-tnquts 10. to Connie, but it will hardly appeal to
~ . l , .1 ~ - ' - v. . f ‘.
gethm'. N21: m.‘ he spent mes: of if" gumfigc “m“ ‘31: ;n1?.t:el 0‘ 1.1112It,
. . . , , . .. .' 71 in'1 game v 1' (u apnea o
1115: timei 421.: 1- ' -- ." ’2". . . . .
Qh . .. ,I 1,111 {“35”}? .. 1l'111 tun. bucrificmg is good insult:
' ‘ “L" 0“ ' ““0 ~"1 LE"- l11'1.:.~ ball. but how many times does one
when shv 1- '» l?')l’.‘d‘llls invitniilnn hl‘El‘l‘ thr- (Zisgusted wail of the fans
:11 311.111.] 1;. '.I.j..n;y-m rd boat 1-3ch when 1-. Cobb. Jackson or Baker
. ”a . . ~ . - . .1
that ho tr: . .' with 31111: t'i‘tttlly 1mg! ”' Tgyitlfmhelt 3,”)ng rootei ““1
, . - . ow. ‘ ' .
iile :111-11' ' to 1\-'\.'.' l.1'.hd:'v- and )9 I or 0“
l'nlr
“111.111
.1 ill.
Exomplilu'. a man from a time at
5’" "m" E'“ " "mm m "“l' ”“3”" but when .he fails to do anything
‘1"5 11-21112 '7‘ 'n'vi'” {marl-ind Deto— wruld b1: si”ly. A batsman who is
1.1-1' 21’, It :1» mid. Attmnpy Clover enough to advance another by
1 ,g 1.1 II- 1'11 ’1: 1'. =1'l'llt.'(l several Ibt-Iinf: retired on a hunt is given a cer-
111- '1. 1 2- izilli'ir- [Ho mum. lain 1111-1111111?- of credit by being ex-
" “ ‘ “ ‘ “ ‘ empt. 1mm z: time at, bat. even though
" 'V " E" ”113' in MEET-7171's he 11:. rotirz'd. But were a. man given
‘ “‘3 " lcredit for merely bunting there. is no
. ,. -.__....__..... itching: what baseball would develop
A poop—1p; 511,5 KNOCKOUT. ~f into. Players with batting averages
1
to protect wou‘d bunt as often as pos-
i‘ lfl‘llll‘tn stops Fran}:
sibltl.
3n 11- .1- 1- 12111 inund ennounter
.£1-1'~...1k Spoitsman's C‘ub, on
.2 ”.111 Minnesota plasterer“.
1'. ,-'...p hurling defies in
' - tlivuclion. Fulton i9
BOXlNG NOTES.
Clean living and tmnporate habits
enable. Jack Twin Sullivan, the B03-
ton veteran, to now knock out boxers
ilmll
" Moran 11' '. '
1 3 1... I11, 1.-.I,1'mnh,:;,$;§ who were: in than; swaddling clothes
xi 11:11:11.; 111:'-.1'1,«.. -,1- when Jae: was in as prime.
. 1 .1 z 37...... It iglilgnglgrig The contemp’ated match with Lewis
..1; ‘. 1.1.1.... ,1, 11m, Frank's ce'e or Basham for the World's title will
.1 2111-1 11,1121." “:11 not connect not prevent Jack Britton from gomg
£111; :mk jaw, 1111101111 and meetings ll comers. Jack‘s
. o- 116 at opponent will be Kid Albert's
'. ~. r; 1,53, T11: S‘lfit'lzi‘l A "tins: Gri The pair e ‘asb in an elght-‘round bout
’ l 1, _\ .1'“ v}; 11303910 , Q0132“ (11988303119 A. I A. next Tuesday. .
. . . , . .. _ Brooklyn Tbmmy liladden, who has
V A ‘1 11111-0} germ act been quietly training for the past six
*1 1 -' 11 1 .1 2.1.1111. and thus 91‘4‘9~Iz:1m2‘th3r ofl‘ers_ 1129' meet' any light
11111.1111 Int‘u'enza. There hravaci’ght looking for a. match.
“111“) Q1, [NI\'E-rI .13. Madden weighs.175 gpoln‘Ids.
tune on th
1...,
1.,
‘1 11
its.
11' :1 1”,“. bt-1u'1-1n firmwn and 11,731] game he should gt't 11111 ('redu. 101 the
111. .»'\.~' 1111' l‘jllf’llill pound now is feat. ' 1
“Hi: 1...... [111111 $1M), Cochram-‘s ol‘ 11.1m- litttl1.ol‘ the lit-d 3011. would'
:' tops Harry‘s considerably and 711W“ 11" “H“ )'-“H(‘ ““1“" runs iUFll‘il‘l
11mg.“ lllvit'i‘f‘ 11) 11113-1. 11“. bout held (.1‘ t‘1'.'\'1-.t;.‘-11ine had such a. rule bot'n
11.11- ('UIleppws 31131.3“..5, in effort last season. lluta‘s longest
Prefer; to 52,-;eg Bout in U. 5, hit 01‘ tlw Amz-rirau lll‘ngllv snzmon
5101-33fo has-(1“ {.11- df'qring 1.”va 11115 said to 111' a: drive over the right
(1 illlltlll lit’Wl'l bout lllkf‘ place in “(Ed l-(Plllll' hi l““‘ll\Vil}' J’ill'k, BUSH)".
1111-1-11-11 is 111111 111- 111mm ht' can get ~11 11:11.11 in .1' 0-1-13: cm} 1.11 :1 dou-
11.1- ,I.,(,n'..3. 1111' ; 1,. limit in America 1130. A man W211 on :zt't'ontl whom the
.. .1 l111 1111 ii' 1.. .1 1'1. l.11'1‘i<, it 1.1“ but! was hit. and as the score had
.'~11:1111.l1111' .1.._..,.m(.,.d his “mpg. l)(‘~.‘ll 1.1-1} the game ended win-11 the
. 11-11 to thu l;..:-. -».111 became an Am- Elli-W rlllhl‘l‘l‘» 0"CM“! 1111‘ plan;
' 11:1. tilizru. l' .1'-H111»- quarters in “any HOMe Runs Lost.
1431111! 1.1.11.1 rpopulm- because it is figured that botwt .111 tlt‘tm-n'
i".ll-\l“fi 1., .1 - :1 gun in the and 1..'.'1111,\' 11111111 111115 are lost by ‘u.’ .1,
mm 11'.“- 1'11.- 1:.» nativi- countzy. lemvuv playtrs each SC. 15011 by the lat:
'111'21111 13 {1“}:tlz'. 1 “H. unpopular that [thy hag-11011 to ‘put'k" tilt.- hill in
3 may ”I,“ :1 I . . 111 13 .Im 1,9332 tiu- lilnth inn: 11:: with the-Iwitmin; r1111-
," drauihc pawl-1 .In England. bit the bases. in the 11111111114, 15:31.11—
"ll' l.t.-'.'.’is :-'l1u».:'l “in. 11... Jingufih' pilll't-msiomt :‘L'1‘1d'11111‘:'.11'1;ml:.<. hun—
1111.11.1-112111 lli't' from Bashani. as 1‘ (“'9'”- 4 1' 31-. ‘l'n‘ -0~- 111111 131‘! 11" 1.2.1:.
111111.- 1..fi1-.;1;_" -' 31111111111, ".1 11.1111 "1' h 3" 111-. l' “PMS mink“ 11.111 ”1 v.21;-
=11t~.1'1»:-n.Bi'illon ; :1d Lewis for the 10:" ”f wimtu '-'. 1111' mm"? [tom 4 will"
;,»(~.,1m-,\- “up no}... would go big. 1 «'1' Winn he: 81.0115 to contemplate that
now :1 {11121.1 '1l. ":ltitt'»9h»':'ountl or his "Vim“r-V" in.“ stored Only “5 a
11111 a 1‘1 (.111 11- 1'. ‘ bout to :1 decision "'“2'2 1’ or a double.
:llif'nd} lune been QlL'll'fll‘lGPtl “mm-*1 ”1”“ "‘5‘“? CM- llustdm-orrlie
333.001) win. lose» or. draw {or such :1 "'“H‘O‘V‘v “all" (1"ilIttlt,.nelln J’WM"
bout here. Drm'itl» 72-11%; wins the ”W” m ”f,“ """qh'" “m cm" ”11“”
Sliil....l1 liilt.‘ 111-4" ...i'.:1111. I wouldn‘t 1‘ ”'z”-'- U“) 1““ SME- “"” naturally
“.1111 ”I,“ offer 11 ; 1-0,. any I‘m.“ wants Babe lluth to 21': all the: home
'1Uil‘.‘_\' as tho Eu..""tt promoters have runs that may come to him; (‘oIluiie
1. 3:“ng - Mack and others. ' .
‘ln mi mind 1‘“.qu should 331.0", an NaturaLy the players are unani-
“:53 1111121121 0”,]. Pumim. 1-11,. 13.1511, maualy in favor oi? such a suggestion,
'in was HEW“ :1 raise decision over and the. .'.-.;1.1..'-.2 it. is par. into the rec-
. fie has,
5011mm ”the'fixflflle‘wel‘g‘ht unfit. all.
Wall dam-
Singles Who Hel ped Him Win Doubles Title
l
l
l
in the next thret- ntoutlls We know
that O'l)owd is anxious to inflow in
the footsteps 111 Frank Klaus and why
Papke and fight the F1 enchman but
no hardly be: it ve that t .11 pentler will
tackle 0 Dow 11 (11".111' other man bP-
ml... the Dempsey-3 .rpt- mler aflail in
over “till. Just now there is no .111-
:umnco that Dnmpwy will fight Gar-
prntier, but the nl'ellminury patter
may be expected to devoop some-
thing definite before many wee-kn palm.
D1 mpse knows that before he meets
anybody else he must fight Carpentler.
Lven Anieiiea itself is behind the
Frenchman in his 02113111. and Dempsey
dare not ignoro it by Setting too high
:1 price on his. service-s or in any other
way.
As for (‘arpentimz he and Des.-
cliamps. his manager. realize that in
boxing. as in most other Sports, 'noth-
lug may be. taken for granted. It is
quite probable he Would stop the Am-
t-i-ican. But their always is a chance
that a 1'01'11'51- result would be regis-
tered. \Ylii-n :1. boxm‘ is confronted
with possibilities oi‘ the variety which
now stand in front or (.‘arpentier be is
not likely to jeopardize them- by'giv-
lug a match to a boxer a victory over
when) would bring only little credit.
If Fred Fulton 11:111-th the good
sense to stay away from Dempsey he
would now be champion of the world,
with Dempsey yelling his headmfi for
a match. But Fulton sufiered from
pom handling fiom the mnute. he
camo into prominence He made the
mistake at Harrison and now- he is
paying the penalty. V‘w’hen' Fulton
mum» under the management of Frank
Force the plasterer, was the logical
1.1 nit-nder for the championship. Wil-
liam A. Brady, the theatrical manager
who had guided the destinies of Jim
Jc-ft‘ries, was greatly impressed with
Fulton's possibi‘ities. He called Ful-
tttn and Force to‘hisbh‘ice and pres-
enmd to them a most flattering prop-
csltion. Had they accepted it Fulton
would have become champion, for
Brady is not a man to make mistakes.
Brady wanted to deposit a big sum
in Fulton’s name as a binder on the
boxer’s services. The agreement
which Brady prc'sented stipulated that
Fulton was to light no one until he
had met Jess “’illard. Brady advised
strong‘y against taking a. chance
against Dempsey. But Force was full
of all sorts of circus propositions. He
was out to protect his own financial
i"*"rests and ho. adviczed Fulton'not to.
listen to Brady. ~The heavyweight,
rather light above the neck, bearken-
ed to Force and before long regretted
that he had done so He dropped
Force and his circuses and took back.
Mike Golf .115, who led the plasterer:
fight mm; the met spread by Jack
Realms.
Staph-2111mm Lex' ngmn arable.
om buuiw 3'3. connection
in:
was 5; mm:- In New York. mmy,'
with om - , _ .
Le: g11c.llonion gIovs'as part payment
tor nowam F..- 11011 the catcher.
Mauilcu Shannon.- who was traded
by the Red Sox to the Sammy-3; a tow
days ago struck out seventy times last
1111111011 leading the league in that 1e-
spool. a rather doubtful honor. Next
to Shannon as a, strike-out. stood the
leading mugger ot the two leagues,
"Babe“ Ruth, who tanned (“height
1 mos.
()t the squad of Atlanta club ball
players that Connie Mack tried out
wuh the Athletics late last season one
J11 “11‘1. n
l
man, lvy Griffin, is practically certain '
to stay. The latter not onlv fielded
brilliantly at first base but batted only
a few points shy of the 1111 mark.
Others who may remain with the Atty
leties are Smyles and Dykes. but Gal-
loway, Boone and Roberts are expect-i
ed to return to Atlanta.
The Southern League‘s recent abol.‘
itlrn of Ute spitbull t is said, at-
tert. nearly a score of triers, among
them Red I-‘ox'ktelson-and Hub Purdue,
of the New Orleans club; Cy Slap-
nicka, of Birmingham, and Helfnch,
of Nashville.
John Ganzel, once a member of the
New York Giants, has signed to man
age the Kansas City club of the Amer-
lean Association again.
Judging from the fact that he has
become assistant. manager of a stock
brokerage firm in Cincinnati. Tommy.
”Griffith, the Dodgers’ right fielder. will
make good his threat to quit baseball.
His decisionmay compel \Vilbert Rob-
inson to shift Jimmy Johnston, who
covered second base last season, back
to the outfield
ANOTHER FIGHT BEING STAGED.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3.———Bo'xing en-
thualasts today had their attemion di‘
vetted temporarily from the prom-wt
Carpentier-Dempsey bout by reports
”that, Jack‘Britt'on; welterweight cham-
pion 01‘ America, would meet ‘Ithe win-
ner of the built between K111 newts
and Johnny Bashnm for the English
title this month.
English promoters have offered
Britten $12,500 to box in London in
March. Britten also is said to have
received an offer of $20,000 from U. B.
Cochrane, the Engdliuh promoter now I
in this country, to box the winner of
the [fiwis-Basham affair;
SOCIAL or ..P
Miss Anna M. Cornell of Nonvatk.
formerly of Danbury, attended the
bride at the marriage of Miss Anna
Hunt Nolan to Frederick Gates. The
U
1.
00m
“transport
wrunded
bar.
solide'z. aboard:
.1Tc11'zhern Pacific rtturnml
stranded in thick 11':
!1 1,600
on Fin- inland
from Fran-o
ailif'r
\‘1' l '.
'Jan F1.- ~Theodoro R011: :=' «11.1 'ditd in‘bi's slur-p at Oyster ll”).
.lan.lv.i—-'1\"ol1rn.~=i::1 111:. 3»! National lrohibition Ann'udmrnt. tlw lllll‘H
sixth and flu; 1, halo nece's' ry. ' -
3.] n. Miw-l’l‘Cl‘liut' ("r-:1 :-.- (-311 was” a of, but not badly Wounded by an :111-
; archist named (min in iron of Clemencoau‘s residence in Paris.
1111:11- téTliirty dynamite bombs mud in Danbury, Were. mailed to prom!-
E54 110m men. Sine n were {11 mi in thin New Yolk post ollim'.
lay: P~I l‘t'ncn terms 1'; l'iC Allies. ‘11 ‘79 handed to Gt-t'inan (l9)(‘f.;'.'ll(‘l~i at
f \”1"'.".'1.'l'c1: by l‘rr'mltr Clo." enct'au.
Inlay l‘i‘ ;\l!11'i‘l(‘lll": 11:11:11 wanlzmns NO 1," .1 and 4 :-'-'.:11't1'd transatlantic.
2 flight. fxom ’l‘:--;11-<--1» l‘mx'. N. I". Hawker and Gl'itVt', British Miami's.
1 Mada .1 >111» t .. .~‘. lchnv' -.\. F. I
'1 :1" 1.4»- Nt‘l wan-ind .-..121 s, tints} int; first half of transatlantic night.
I34. 1' iii-«Ntwh' 1 ‘ '111 11 «111-. of How. er and Crime was received.
f.\l;l" ".151 -—.\”C 4 arrival 1:1 Lisbon. (1:11. pleting first transatlantic flight.
IJu;:z- ll—~»(‘:1"1t. Alenrl; and 11311111. rowtt. British aviators. started trans~
1 11111111119 iii-1111 in \‘it'kt-rs-Viiiy plano'fi'mn St. Johns. N. l".
'I.lu:1(‘ l3 ".“\l."(.ll.l{ :1' ‘1 711111111 1'1 lltjiul Ircland salt-l}: making first trans»
g llllilnllt" 1.11.2 "11p flight, Lilli; miles in ll? hours. 12 minutes.
IJune 22 'Gr'rman crows llt‘lllll'd 1'... rendered (lornian lllllilt‘rllllls at
i ':1 nttia Flow.
John 211 » l’1'arn 1:11: 1: '2‘gnrd by all tlt-log:11r1~ in ll.1‘!l oi‘ Mit'rors_ V't-i'»
. :‘tllllt‘h '
IJum' illt; “3 allow prohibition lav. ‘1 1-111 into rfi’twt at 'llldlllll
July 2-»13rill.h dimzlblo 11-31 l f; Icollandon transatlantic lligiit.
aluly l» llr 11131515; tufts: ll \iillaiu 11 three 1'11111'11‘14 for ”in llt,;t\'\‘-\‘.'t‘lL’lll
("1:1111pj/Im:~'ltir n; Iii-.1' world .1; Toledo. ‘ E
July fi- R-Bl laud..l :1. \Hnoola cm pletlng Itransallantit' flight 1'11 10‘
hours 12 minu’es.
July 8~l’2'1-sidtnt \l'ilsmi r1 turn-u] 101118 on George ‘1'y’.1.~2h:ng'on.
.‘uly 2H—-Twent_\' sort-n 11v»'»:':n< 11'1-1'4r killed in Chica' o 111(31- 111m:
A11”. 7~Aullr1 11' (1:111:32 .I'i- d :1» ii. summer home. Shadow Brool:. Lunar,
Mass. 111 «‘1:X1,\'lotir"‘.1 year. .
Sept. 4—0911.- l‘wrxhiug. t:1!'n.'tl 11'L3'1'”l"r:1nr'o 1171 1‘11' ll'illlfll‘ '“t. l.(".'ia1l1lan.
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QUIT MEAT WIHEN
doom; 21-. cornea
1
Take a, glass of Salts W wmr Back I..L
hurts or BI: ddcr t: -'1.btcs
you.
No man or woman
regularly "can make
in}: 1hrI kidm-ys m'rasienully.
writ-known authority.
uric acid which extitos the kidneys,
they become 0"ei'\\'01‘k(-‘d from the
strain , get sluggish and fail to fills-.1'
an IVS a
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GOUGHED NIGHT AND DAY
John \'11-' .
.1'-ll. tall.
down with
1'. Elberton. (la ; writes:
my n1~iwl1litlt's Won“
influenza, 1 took 11. «Were
‘. "611
cold '1111l lu-t‘ore I 11"1'; aware of 11.1
IOOfidit'on I was down siek in bed. l
coughed night and d -.y 111‘. 1111' ”111.. t
was: 11th and sore. I not a bottle of
,Foley‘s llomv and Tar Compound
and took cizht small doses in two:
hours. Mv condition lit-can to £111»
prvo '1n1l in a few days l' '15 as well
as (1191'. In my opinion lv‘ mm" s is t‘iv
host t-nuszh medicine made.’ ——Still1~'1.n-I
POWPH Corp.
1
l
who eats meal,
nil-Vial“: by flue-11!
Meat forms '
the waste and poisrns from the blood.
than Wt} get sick. ‘1‘» 11.11 all rheuma-
tism, headaches. l7" trouble, ' nert-
Ottsne=.. dizziness. ‘1""'I‘ll(‘SSl'IOSS and
urinary disorders » '11:» from slugzz‘sh
kldneys.
The moment ym 1.11 a dull ache
in the kidneys or ' back hurts or
if the urine is 12‘" 'r f'ensive. full
01' sediment. in.»
attended bv a sea.
stop eating meat
ounces of Jeni Sait': "W1 anv pharma-
cy; take a tabl' 111m: in a glass
of water before b1r211311’rtst and in a few
days: your kidney: 1 1‘! art fine. This
famous salts is: mmlu ‘mm the acid of
grapes and lemon juice, combined
with lithia. and he been used for gen-
erations to flush and stimulate the
kidneys. also to neutralize the acids
in urine so it no louver causes irrita-
tion, thus ending: bladdnr weakness.
Jad Salts is inexpensive and cannot
d~li~htful efferves-
ot‘ pas‘awn or
‘ien of scalfllnz,
trot. about four
In aka: a
injun:
”com lithia-water drink which every-
ceremony was performed by Rev. Wal- l
tea- 1 “any, who also celebrated me
Inuptial mass, at St. my: church;
W3 on Wednesday morning
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9:
1
l
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mearmo of 2: Wm “a"
one should take now and then to keep
the kidneys clean 1111.11 active and the
blood, therebv avoiding serious kid-
nev complications,
G. 3L. .1; L..pcnl.'. cs9.
301m: wane local drniers have re
delved 111111123 that them will be m-
bulw- raise in the price a: tobacco and
Start 1920 Right
TAKE BEEF. IRON AND
WINE
The Best Tonic
F. Ii. BAXTER. Drug'lrist
Both tires and men are measured
thus-
How far can you go or your "bus?"
The biégest question in the
automoble mind at all times is
gallon ofgas? Bowman _
will his tires carry him? Ser-
ious minded auto owners my
that it please: their mileage-
sense to do business with us.
Let Hedenberg’s Auto Doc-
tor look after your car's
WINS Ellfllll THE
REVERE RESERVES
no me of
The only soccer league
.\1-w Year‘s day was played at 13121131119.» 1‘. i
paik . when lht- :(‘nmtrrliout imam » it
\1’ml1s 1:11.111 of Norwalk 1111:1111! tut!»
Bridal-port Rover Rt‘rorw :1 by lluu '
More (-1” four $11411; to non" alters.
great 111ml.) in the. mud. "1‘11: gratin-l3. .I
“'11: 1'1 Mainly in but! 1'tmdi1'10n hill “1031
11lz;.'12x'11 \thr» all anxious to x.‘.'1y. sc-
llll‘ 1'1‘11‘01'1'0'1 dr'r'itl'd to allow the»
117111111: 111 prnz-m-d. 'l“.11' Norwalk mum
went with its sirongt'st train but. lhtv
lliidlzvport 1111111 “as only able t.
11111;<1.1'11'mo play-1:: but the latter '
nave such a pond nt'rnunt v.2." 11mph
solves that the Norwallt loam has ‘3.
lvuutlt- some 11' 1:11 1l=1\ upper hand,
“11111 the train-1 111121 at. Norwalk 1
13'1'; Wm R-1 11:11 tliv M1111: 10:31“ wofl or
the hug:- st'ort- of 11"» .211an to tour but
the local _\'(lllll_tl"<t('!'.\' 111-1'1- (lulermlmi
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sm'w l"lle‘lP‘4. xtift' joint-1 or a.
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.‘W..\V1'-l‘1:. 'l‘ouuin Mir-h. writes: E
11111 on my .1101 nirv't 11th» “imp. and
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ll‘dgopart Rm1 :2 lium 1211-11 Norw'k
Hull #4 Strung
, 11- A. VVracg‘
Ill. 171‘211111: ll. G. VVragg:
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IFInk llit' .Fm‘mvr
1ll‘t\'( t'klmn m'l' ’ldlxan
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l cl Nnv‘than NV.
iwtmd 111- - Norman H;
; Thorn nlf R1111:
l llv‘lm'm- .l. llollwi‘tknn.
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I‘ofimtond HF 111 to 111}'-.im-1m1I-rs an.
'lim'e nm'm- heard til’ unv arse When
Ahoy did not rho sotiafnflioh."
il’mmpt in 111111111 111 120111'1'11 kid”
and hladdt-i' all denim—«Stil-
.troublm
Iron- Powell Corp.
ISBUE BASKET BALL CHALLENGE
The Rat VOS ol‘ Bait Nerudlk, click
longn any 14“ pom-.1 basketball team
in NW slate. The) will travel for a
run. 'onnble m1111'11'1lt--‘.A1ldreua-nfl
comm intentions to \‘. Mine-1 Taylor. 55-
slitet. Lust Norwulk.
I
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V1111 711ml
Soulhpaw Pitcher Who
Went to the Red be in
Washington-Boston Trde
, .3“ 3},“ “mom”... II, .
~F‘lve players figured in a baseball
trade between» the Boston Red E":
health.
and the'Wml'ington Sonators. Ck ‘kIf
«ex-mm gave Harry Harper pitting. 1';
name roam, 11111-11 Mm. 1‘11
, Imam Menoekytfinl-fleld In '
Norwalk Chronicler