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[If Heavyweight,
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12733:: IDSESTII‘IIANBURY
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. illit‘ of New Jersey,”;
Iith. president of the‘
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illuminant . 1.
won the National Pistol Shoot mainline:
Season has .
and, it was through the good work of?
' . ’ Club‘stunds foremost among the load-
i ' . jug rifle clubs 0: the United States.
Sat this time.
.. . M»
slants nELEAs .A-l... BAIRD T0
. . Hoaxesnncpus.
Al Baird. who pinyed‘ In thirty-sigh
. . " ' 4 been released to; ,e Enchantm- club;
-.. . . ; . ._ . _ . 74:19! the Interngtioml‘ _Lenzll¢. The
‘ ‘ j j . ,youngstsr covered Second’ base and
' . ;short in promising style, last season, 7 ,
The preliminary shoot of the Nor-
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IIIIJIIIIIIII ININEBIIIIB
I; Willi C. B BBBBW
w...._.. .. .b..._..‘v.-. . .. ..._....._ M
these' men that the Norwalk limo:
All members are requested to be om
'hand Friday evening, January 23 at-
land it is rather surprising that the.
Mic (‘mnmissiom in a.
‘night, barring Demp-
lumgvr, Jack Rooms.
in in tiny boxing bouts
s ‘.
Smith declared that
on in scrotal slates
mpsey as :1. "slackcr,"
-. l'o'snlulions to that cf-
9 Now .Ici‘scy Athletic
Ipul‘lt‘tl the legion in
Smith compared tho
. livinpscy. referring to
'. cont for :1 ship yard,
orgvs (‘nrpontictz who
hit'h run-bu ('ont’m'l'etl
LTtII'Iurniici' is {I I‘m”
'; nipscy‘s l't‘l‘Ol‘Il com—
nticr's. All red blood-
uld blush with sliztuiv
The Dnnbury News said last night: '
'lhc First Church Pirate basketballz
loam proved to their supporters lasta
nIght that. they have a“ just.claim}
on the amateur city cham ionshl '
defeating the Tigers, of tgis city? 2';
a score of 29 to 10, and the Norwalk
A. (t. by a score of 51 to 29. Through
a misunderstanding the Norwalk team
which was to play here during the lat-
ter part. of the week arrived during
the first half of the Pirate-Tiger gamc,
and rather than disappoint them, the
Pirate manager decided to play a sec-
ond game. ’
In the first. game,
Benedict, the
by “Jimmy” and “Connic” \K'ard run
tho scorenIp to ten before the Tigris
scored a point.
and Sicibc." and two fouls by Schultz,
gave llu‘ Tigcrs night, points before
tho I‘irutw guards broke up thc scor-
Ilaskcts by A. Haitsch .
.Oflicial Announcement of
Partnership Likely to Be
Made Next Month
3
i NEW’ YORK. Jan. 14.——Vthn Tex-I
.Rickard recently was asked it he had;
put in a bid or intended to put in a bid’
‘for the Doinpscy-Carpenlier match. the
'iumous promoter said that he was sit.
‘ting still and watching developments.
‘Thnt was right, for just at present
ithcrc is little for Tex to do. The busi-
incss just now best can be handled by
gC_ ll. Cochran. 011 good authority it
was lcarnod yesterday that the great-
ing the proper time to make their part.-
Incrship and their plans known. ‘
There are no two men in the world
,bottcr qualified to direct such a ire-
mondous sporting enterprise. in [not
Meeting: Will Be Held Hsre‘
January 18 to’l‘ake ActionI
Regarding Olympic Com-l
ey is an all’winler sport.
Efforts are being madc by the Amcr- outs of 1912 were held: Philadelphia .vaa'icus rifle
also is understood to in; bidding forfstute as Well as those of interest to
lean Olympic authorities to ascertain .
éthe work of the Norwalk Rifle Club.
under what conditions the champion-
ship Will be decided at Antwm‘p and
NEW’
hockey authorities
States will meet here on January
to decide upon the feasibility of send-i
ing an American seven to Antwerp to
compete for the Olympic hockey chain-i
pionshfp scheduled for early in Apt-in
It is thought that there. would be little
difficulty in assembling a
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14:. Leading
the United
18
YORK, Jan,
of .
were temporarily lncapacuated.
TRYOUTS AT HARVARD
STADI’UM.
powerful
the big event.
w,” ..
made :1, formal request to have
rest of the major league clubs were"
willing to waive their rights to him.
Baird had a batting average or .241.
which was nothing startling, but his
. . Iflelding left little to lac-desired.
petition 'came to the New“ York club in the
...__....__... ispring of 1917, but had little oppor-
tunity to get into the‘game until last
season, when both Doyle and Fletcher
walk thine Club which was to have
been held Friday evening for
purpose of qualifying members who
He will shoot on the teams in the Na-
' tional Small Bore Indoor
under the auspices of the National
Rifle Association of America,
are about to take place for a series
of ten weeks, has been postponed uu- .
,til Friday evening. January 23rd, by
the president, James A. Baker.
BOSTON A. A. WANTS EASTERNg
fWashington for the purpose of rep
resenting the Affiliated Rifle Clubs of
The Boston Athletic Asmciation has Connecticut at the annual meeting of
the ‘the board of directors ol.‘ the National
combination from among the amateur Eastern tryouts {or the Olympic trackiRine Association, which will be held
,the use of the stadium. where the try- 3maltcr5 pertaining to the work or the
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the range, Hotel Mahackemo for the:
try out, and the officers of the club.
extend tofany one interested in rile»
shooting an invitation to visit the: ~ _
range any evening. the memberao
the
Matches
“‘“Ch ,PAL MOORE 'ro SEEK BOUT wm-Ia
‘ CHAMPION PETE HERMAN.
i
g Pal Moore, the Memphis bantamr.
for {who knocked out Eugene Crlqui. in
iLondon, on Boxing Day, will arrive inn
.New York on January 20. He comes;
back seeking a championship bout:
iwith Pete Herman. Johnny Gil-16m.
:also a winner in the Albert Hall tour»
Mr. Baker left this morning
his “to in pcrfmmint‘: P‘i'diQ right forward started the q - ' >
. . . . , . .c l-- .. - . ' ' . ’
1‘ ““1”.“ H“, war. and mg when be tossed a. pretty basket 211,‘:"":‘2§“1§:ix3.:§xfm§ mfmmter and] the stars of Boston. Pittsburgh. Philadel- and field games held at the Harvardrat the capitol this evening. inament. will remain in Europe. Hes (
o ”Hm“... mm“. H“. ”1,. first play of the gamo. Baskets ii“ .’ ‘ .. lt "‘f’ ‘C '"lpgeéifl‘? 3"? Mia and this city. with additions from Stadium next summer. “Harvard Uni-g President Baker. while in V7ash~‘has three bouts scheduled. Johnny“
.eLn lll score a .ance an ale anal: cities of the great iakpS, where hock- Versity has tendered the association ington. will take up many important ’mects Jack Doyle. in Liverpool, next
,Tuesday night. Four days late our.
‘fiths boxes Albert Vadoud in Paris...
On January 30 he faces Craig in 1.10“?»
don. .
clubs throughout the
it will be remembered that Mr.
War I'm-old is ‘lllt‘lh mg. _ .5uguifieggéi‘itlrgiitfluzfisa zifinlbitssftt’ui; whether natural or artificial inc will its JACK SHARKEY VS. JOHNNY guppélfaker njas‘captain of the Connecticut {LIGHTWEIGHT SPIDER ROACH AR»
onur hmIln. The 'l‘Igcrs scored only two more to make for the success of the bit" available. -The playing rules and ”1"“. TOMORROW NIGHT. .513” L‘n‘i‘m team at lhti-‘hational 5 RIVES FROM THE COAST.
. ~ points during the reminds? of the \icanwliilc the sporting: world nil-.3 mm“ “”0““ “my '9 be reme“’“"' The city A c Ogden avenue and,:matchcs had!“ C.”“"""‘.‘~ 2‘- J~~ “is“ NEW YORK. Jan. 14.——~Spider'Roa.dh
3 or’ifm?u?empse(-Y' 1 my!” yfl‘icil ”‘9 ”films had "0 (“iii-1%..“ until officinl confirmation comb; 2:1 a"; 3‘50 bilfms Ehrl‘tn?€:g t" 3:3 Franklin street Jchey City is offering Stig‘lfigliilwmih t‘lflgftms team‘mlnde a Pacific Coast lightweight, who is m
. .. Ii - - m- ('n y In wmnin, ’ith css h; ' ' . ' ’ ‘ ceare up core 0 4 c l Mn ' - ' ' . ~ v _ . , . .54 S ore: any Civnan ‘ _,
”limbs: :1» :m 1mm minuiv in play ii the firs: 1m”! 11:": lrom ES?!“ and Cochran. 1“ 5‘" thoriu'cs can definitely pass ludgmcnt 3 match for “’3“me night .m Ema} team in the United States, finishing 13“?“ m be 311%“? tfnan 1:33:08?
.I‘ 4\lllI'l‘lI':lli :1thlc1irs, dict 21nd Smith scored again ' bringr piobabiltty It “I” “m be forthcommg on the project. It is known that there boxmg fans are “mung u‘nsuggl ’3“): Sixth place after shooting against the 33","? 5“.“th §?;?C§gm :3“ ham“;
‘: PM or 1h.» .mvi-ir-Im mg the soon“ up to 14 to 8. ’ tum" “my “8’“ “mm". are fast sevens playing the same i“ girthrkg‘vhewclfomtfilztsfigtiidwjilmmy Wiaigeifimy “:9 Navy teams and the U‘ 3' fiieaféifilgro. hi‘m} 321022;: last bonlr
uvly Imsswl :1 ré‘rmltt In tho second half ih >'I. .~ «I; '“" ' Switzerland and tho Scandinavian _ -~ ' . ' i. arino orbs which won the match. . ‘ . ' .. . - .f
' tit-I'izll'illlr (ippmitimt an I-xcellent exhibnzoneo].1135:;“70271::”mpg," I.S A HAS BEEN AND FUL‘ countries. ' in ”1.9 first b0,“ the Engllslignsgn gilgiA. C. Lane of New York. anothtu' gig“? fou“r°““d d'd“ With Jimmy,
'g H” ('I"‘Y”’)i‘.”‘“hil’ ‘i‘ The good nil-“Sing was l‘csl’IousibltI fox" T N .S A NEVER WILL 85' If it is dccfdcd to cntcr one mftnorc m this “unit”? and 313011an nd ri‘dr2 E V“ 3' :25:-
Tiit' I'I‘Sn‘ullfltm 5‘» ”14'- ihr» total numbcr of points scored and: . . teams in the Olympic championship latter is Jetseys lea ‘r‘Ig coThe ealsoi
‘ iiiiilit’n “5411'!!!“ the gmu‘tl “'0”: or the man. “as 505. Fe‘l‘ocmus Fwd Fulton What a sad “Human“. i, is probable mgt then; lite hantamwctght til”. '1‘. f 9:0 und} - - - -- ..r,. - . - , - , , . .. _ , . , _ _, , . _ _ y _, .. ,_ _ - , _ _ _ -- _, _ _ y w , _ _ ‘ , .
“‘“ml duo I.) ”'1‘ Ktmd that the Tigers failed to scol‘eilem [0 suggest finoiher bout bet-W99" Will be a SONGS 0f “T’mlt 2311193 in “n! be “‘0 Six and two onion) ‘ ' “l -
- in: 1111ri113< tlw war :1 siniilt‘llitilll in lhishuli‘. 1th ngatm lilaa‘iit‘l'el‘ Hnd JBCR certain Eastern and WWW?“ 9“? mmhes' ’ OI HEATER ‘ '7
.3 “wk in th-n shipyards. Brnmlict. Smith and (._ Ward Comipcmpsoy! Any doubt. which might. links with finals at Philadelphia or KEYES‘EEORES ELEUEH;H K 0 ~ L , .
Boston. The question of financing the
- , , trip will probably involve certain com:
on lulton. a year ago last August, ti'as‘1ribufidhs from tho various clubs or
’havc existed as to tho ginnuineness of
Iinut'd to loss the leather in lhn Page, .
until the scorc at. the mid of thc game i ihe knockout Whmh Dempsey lauded
“as 29 to 1.0 in favor of the l’ll‘atcs.
.3 (Win: Jun. 14,":‘Ull~
'tlii- \\':11~ Work of Jack
"i(“-I:\llll)i1ill.‘-llillilI‘IlV)'-
I
STAMFORD. Jan. 14.-wi«Oakléy Keir-‘3
es, the hard hitting New York light. l _AT—- .3
lit-MI m a resolution The “new, of the pumps “as: Idisnellcd by the Minnesotans exhibi— organizations chiefly inlcresiod. 31- weight. scored" Iiis ‘eleventh common. . . . .Y ‘
'tdnim ‘1 It)? ”I" Mt‘u'fiw Benedict. rt; Smith. li‘; J. Haiisch c- . ”U“ against me‘ Moran. ”LNL‘W-‘flk, though the possibility of fair guts? 1‘2‘ live knockout heralds); night when 1H1; :
ihc Amvrimu Inkslnn J. Ward. rg; C. VVlu‘d, lg, Tiger; ‘0“ Monday night. Fulton was Moran's ceipts from the tryout games has nothnocked out Mickey Donahue in thine. > er I r . 1 . "
()luliull 1-1itII113Iis :III :lllI st._.,'1,,.,._ rt‘; Frcde. If; Schultz, C. ‘A.’ . physical supurior and outclasscd him been overlonkpd. groundnut the Stamford A. C. A min I , . .,
thp \mr l‘l‘mil‘tl ul' ”any“ [‘g: Schweitzer, 1g ’ ias a boxer; but in aggressiveness and ~_--_._..._n__.-_ Ihook to the jaw sent ”03:31“; “‘1‘13‘5‘3 . . .
I I no. “(3 194 , g :
nllf‘l‘. In 1119‘NICOHG- gan‘ic the Piratesl‘h" will to tight Moran was so‘faf‘wahrfggwiggsuT QHA OM4AGK;m vas’for a full count.
n5 Denies Charges.
.cs that Jack Ilsmpscy;
; tigilisliv champion. was
I't‘l‘" and "slacker."- and
; (‘I'illllll‘l during tho \vur
Jau'k lit-urns. llcmpscy's
signed sinlciuvnt issm-Ii
1115 “(ll
ass le 'ln‘it-unsv ht" mi..-
in IIIlditiml was support
an invalid bruilwr and a
tsp} lllLMII' no (-lnimsl‘ur
lillt‘l‘ the draft board. rc-
silicziiions. pint-9d Dump:
1. but almost immcdinm-
: put him in Class 2n. lie!
r0 during Ihc restof tho
Ol‘lflll'l had lasted :1 few
., it. soc-ms u (tol'ininiy hc
noon in the unit'oruiml
ounicd llcmpscy's scrv-
Iur in Philadelphia and
; rds and added:
< zimwuring in boxing
. I'm' the bcncfit of war
3 this mmns. approxi-
iHl was raised for tinl VII:
d5."
aid his traveling expens-
ht without rcmune-ruiion,
, "and i‘rcqucntly Was
consequence
, o are charging Dempsey
,a ‘slackcr' because he
19 shipyard and hclpcd to
$lizulinti for the various
1:.” the statement con-
smudgin: the reputation
hm' cxmuptcd man who
nation in the army at
AUSTRALIAN LIGHT.-
IDIE WALLACE.
nip lmnnunl stands nlonr
’l' 'liiwcights of the world
:SI'M'II again, yesterday,
l word that Eddie \Vullncc,
, had been stopped in thir-
B. by Llcw Edwards, the
chanmion of Australia.
been considerable talk of
in: a too Worthy of Leon-
efforts. but details of the
alldcc bout fail to bear out
mprcssion. It is true that
“(it‘ll out such Fl‘Vel't‘ put»
Olll the ninth round on that
had to stop the unt-von en-
I Wei cannot inmginc Leon-
(iv-”n hall :1 dozen rounds to
'n knorkout on theBrooklyn
thc- early rounds \Vallacc
CilWIII-ds. 21nd held a good
hits. but Edwmds was the
(«Fund harder hitter and he
an down. it was a big misi-
":1il:11>- to start Wllh the
l'l‘tiilPl' than with some of
l.'.'1II::.. and then work up to
- 1- rminty that Leonard
Ilw mun! clever boxer 313d.
1 Author we can discern no
now for believing that
lmn could make {my impres-
st llw World's champion. ln
*1 leading lightweight is Lou-
thiru, who would go about .a.
h lmonard. In England the
, zit-cording lo the best of our .
. is a novice by the name of
'ott, whom it would be crim-r
nil against Leonard.
i cams surcly is in a bad
17?
ND REIMER ,_
TRAVEL To ADM?!
“MANCHES'l‘Eflgd ’ '
.i'tilz and Bob W gm
und draw in t '
Army unfit;
___..-.
'r CHAMPION, STOPS- 1,
The ,
found that they had a much hardcr
imam to play‘wilh and adopted a dit-
’l‘he Norwalk loam got the jump on
the ,llnnbury Mayonnnt .the_.b_rninlng.
ot' tho-game and it was not‘nntil [hl’
vnd of tho first half that, the Pirates
manage-d to obtain- the lead. .- . ‘r
’l'lw scorc at 1110‘ and of the (its?
hull was 27 to 17 in favor of (in: I'l-
gnpig and. in the future. will, probably
have! a rcgular bomb on the Pirate
lineup. as he scored eight baskets in
tho ‘-Sccon(1 half.
a great
scoreless.
The. lincups: Pirates, Benedict and
Sclrioenfcld. rt: Smith. if; Haltscli, c';
,1...\’I':Irti and Rosso, *rg; C. Ward. lg:
Nom'aik. Lawson. rl'; Blackman, .lf;
E‘svanaugh, c; Williams, rf; Tarlan,
g. .
Fluid baskets—Benedict, 2: Smith,
6: Raitsch, 1; C. W'ard. 6; ,Schoent'eld.
S; Lawson. 1: Blackmnn. 5; (‘avw
nuugh. 1: Williams. 2: 'I‘arlan, 5.
Fouls—smith. 5; Backman, 1.
game and hold Blackman
PLATT ADAMS IN ROME.
ROME, Jan. lain-Plum Adams, the
American athlete. who is to train the
ltulian team for the Olympic games,
arrivcd here Saturday. He will go
from here to Milan, where his services
are especially required by the Fedor-
ution of Athletic Sports.
BELGIAN SOVEREIGNTV
‘ CLAIMED.
AIX LA (‘HAPELI E, Jan. 14 (llav-
ns).—~Bclgian sovereignty over thv
districts of Eupcn and Malmedy.
awarded to Belgium by the treaty oi
DQRCP with Germany. was proclaimed
yesterday.
EAT LESS AND TAK I
~SALTS FOR KIDNEYS
PRO‘
Take a glass of SaIts if your Back
hurts or Bladder
bothers
Tho American men women
must guard constantly against Kidney
trouble, because we out too much and
all our food is rich. Our blood is fill-
cd with uric acid which the kidney;.
strive to filter 'out. they weaken from
overwork. become sluggish; the clim
inaiive tissues (:10: and the result is
kidney trouble, bladder weakness and
a general decline in health.
:1. r. 'l
“'th your kidneys feel like‘ lumpsl
of lead: your back hurts or the urine
is cloudy, full of sediment or you are
Obligod to seek relief two or three
times during the night; if you suffer
’with sick headache or dizzy, nervous
spells; acid stomach, or you have
rheumatism when the weather is had,
got. from. your. pharmacist about four
ounces ,of Jndj‘SaltEI; take :1; table»
spé'onful in a glass of water before
breakfast .for {few days and your kid-
neys will then dict fine. This famous
salts is made from the acid of grapes.
and lemon juice, combined with lithla, ,
and has bean used for-generations to;
flush and stimulateiclogged kidneys;
to neutralize the acids inithe urine so
it no longer 13.33 rmrée 10f) irrita. ' ’ '
thus-tanning modernism-tiers.
Rosso also played 3 if
_and when he tried to slug with little.
iahcad of his opponcnt that-it'would b}?
in libcl on ihr- Y‘ittuhurgcr I1) a’icrip‘.
ii‘crocious and aggressive as a super-
‘anuu‘tcd pollywog. 110 came into the
pin}; with tho ‘oxpvctntion of scoring
run early knockout over thc"i’ctct'an
from, Pittsburgh but when )IJI‘JI), imi-
glaling Dempsey. loll upon Fulton like
Iiull the furics of hrll “fl loose the
dum founded. The
dnzé’trli‘ultonffioulrl have yi ' ed To in-
‘5tine't and sat-down on thg beckoning
canvas. "Fox-bu “manic-nt- ir—dld loci as
he had reachedtho decision to éuit.
' Fulton showed that as a fighter he
is in a class with Steve O'Donnell of
old memory and Al Reich of more re:
"cent days. However, we ~will say that
when Fulton got the. chance to he clev-s
or he was Ia remarkably fast and sci-f
entitle heavyweight. He worked all”
pretty left, timed his punches well and
showed a keen judgment of distancé;
But how quickly he was slowed up: A
couple of smashes to the jaw made
him forget all he knew about. boxing.
Moran he was not. in it. Moran was
couragc personified and he took a
beating which would have stopped
probably any other heavyweight. now
before the public. It is a pity Hon-an
has not the boxing ability of Fulton.
or that Fulton has not the courage
and combativeness of Moran. But as;
they stand Moran is a has been while.
Fulton is a. never will be. !
Fulton‘s general conduct against
Moran. and particularly his failure to
stop the Pittsburger inside eight
rounds, eleminate him from whatever
little consideration ‘hotstill may have
merited in the heavyweight champion
ship discussion. It would take only
half a Dempsey to knock out Fulton in > .
the first round and Fulton knows it. ,
One of the nondclectable features
which preceded the bout was a limo? '
time?“ ring - "
dcmonstration of an old
trick by Tom O‘Rourke,.Fnltdnga.ngg.
'ager. Just as the bell was aboutto
be sounded for the start of the bout
O‘Rourke stepped into the. ring and
proceeded to give Fulton his “final in-:
structions." In the meantime, Moran
dance. .
Smith. of Bavonne. in the Arena A, C.. t
other“!
middlewci ‘ a
Most of the ring experts bclicvc Smith ; RICKE’V 'CARDs‘NALJ
' ' " - T. :OUIS, Mo. Jan. ll.*Samuel.;.
1“ 0 “mm 8 BUDEXIOI‘. afiéfiadold, an automobile dealer of this i
”ls‘fleh
hard nut to crack that’gggg'his tro
looks too dung
to give away .15
nm-r‘ron To ao‘xi JE ‘ .
No one can accuse Jack Britton. wcl‘ start. of tit“ Ih‘r' Ix
'* mam-a... m... m, u—r—wm-IW . “w“..w m“ '
Was doing a little dance to keep from: "
going cold. A boxer with more nerva
than Moran would have been bothered
by this piece of small business, but
the delay did not seem to trouble
Frank. for at the sound of the hell he
paid Fulton a usurious rate for that
wait. That sort of trickery should not
be permitted.
INTERNATIONAL COLLEGIATE
~ HOCKEY UNlON
TORONTO. 0m, Jan. 14.-—-As an!
cutccme of the recent visit the Yale
Hockey team to Canada, plans for an
international collegiate hockey union
are being considered. ‘
It was understood here today that.
mprmntatims from Yale, Jim-sud,
A‘s“...
proposition. It is planned, to hares
regular schedule, [or games beamed ;
these four United States universities,
and Queens, McGill and Toronto on .f
the Canadian end. '
KELLEYHL‘BERT $0. 9N JAN. 26.
Commission yes rdnyknflea'na‘bn _ 7'
a brlettmeeting't tolook. overlie”
.mauged for the mtqfi;§mto
ojn my street. W '
co Wit—m4
:Pl‘inccton, and Dartmouth Univernif-
ties will meet shortly to discussihe}
’ j now.
9 ., (Am .rtpnoms
SMITH.“"his own for two rounds. but
Jack has agreed ‘to box» ice
«git mmuia.4.0ta.li;;ha
Smith is the’ toughest; *
'- fnll’ count.
iii?
Ii
should a.
fraud: “H tam. tf‘fi‘nnt. 1 ., . -
LWAS more 1
The Bill we man had always worked in a
shipyard. His wife wanted their babv chlrsten-
’ ed. “Nothing doing.” said Bill. “No minister’s
going to hit my kid over the head with anv
bottle." ‘ -
Bill just didn’t know, that’s all.«
. Now. Mister Man. ' DO YOU REALLY
KNOW? ' .. ' . .
Bayou know that the GENUINE FORD
TEUQKISBWW , em 1' Ford pleasure-car?
Bo yet. was that. the FORD TONTRUCK
is n HEAVY BETTY TRHCK. made especiallv 1W
the Ford Motor Germany as a TRUCK—492‘
' TRUCKING only?
.Do you know that you can get this BIG.
e can'tvas with a crushing righ
RUGGED. WBEM-DBIVEH. HE-TRUGKe-a‘
WPEBWITE PHEHHATIC TIRES‘AND .»
Mount THAT. 3231‘ SUITS YOUR.
' You can save dollars that you’re losing right
You can make dollars thnt vou’m’
rightnow. -
Elisa-and more. , _ .
Order YQUR. Ferd T011 Truck“
' , _ 4 renfiv #011 had betterhurry!
; .It’sglmBovs. 7 » '
:
missine'm
nonornocx ownnn
a: the?
w TS started punchy}
After being floored .
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