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5.er FEB. 17TH
'II‘ges for :1 Hear.
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1;.. arrangad
ll“lli i-‘eb-
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'v: hill. Th!-
Smii- loxlnc
2! i.~ unproverl
(‘uiiiile Hoard
l-w 1'111'11 limit
111w maxi-
:illll :1 1951491‘
yin-luminaries
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1,» in on ry bout
i'ifillfiDlOfl-‘S
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:11) onto? tho
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stigma-1 of all
Hl boxing.
. JOHNSON.
11 Negro in the
[’51 'Tt‘l.
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nu. laud out John
trigllUl round.
A. A. It was
«1.42111. He hit
,- 11 apparently
_ linkh. In the
l-vll'lr'lin with a.
;. 2: 10th bodr?
21111-11 Johnson
r. - ["3 made a Wild
. >' killer came fl“
j' ”1“ hmd and lo!
' “ 2 111.4111 took {fie
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Hartford Trio Breaks Even
on Strings in First Leg-u
Donlon High Man for Ca-
sino Team---Stokes High
for Games
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'5‘11111111‘11‘1‘. FM), 4. r'l‘hi‘ fil‘r'rli‘T-I
match boiwuon titt-
Hartford and \Valcrbury 1.1103 l'O‘illlli‘il
no 01le brink lll‘l‘O lam, niuhl. 1111
51111122. whilw Waterbury finished Him
111 swings “'1”! u two-pin 111.11.
\V 1‘»
first 17
‘1' \vgi' :1 heartbreaking match from
1‘11- Hit-Howl sinndpoini 1m- lif‘ilh‘T
1111:.1'11, .‘iid‘urtlip’ (1r O'Brien 5111-1111211
111111 111".
hi)!" in :21) Ilii-nwwlvug jximic-
)-[ll‘." ill" furl 111:1! 1‘11113' 1131111 up 1111
1111'“: lwflvl in tho 111‘51 iivc Sll‘lll-Lii. 111111»
in; :uur 1011111» on 31111115211111 rl‘V'l'lll)'-
111nm on 11111 1111111, tho) lnsl 1111' mm
llll‘l‘” >1rin'...~‘ 21ml W121" l'nri 1-1‘. in l1'.l\1‘
“(3"‘1‘51111'1' \11;l1 zintliinr: l‘lll' 1‘ than
1111 l'Vt‘ll l)1‘(‘;1l{. -
Telicr is SLIhStitutcd.
which I‘M-'ft'llll'll
112211111111 in '1‘» iiwr b-u
Mons:\1'11‘11:~11111\'i-.~211111
ligi‘iiwrfiw illn:
11' \rv
15M 11
1.1”..11
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Firm. 2' ll":il1“l‘ l'nrlti 1101‘ Slimming.
1:11“ 1 1‘ ll'ili' 11:111 Drnmim (l in till 111.
' z :2 4'11“. 11 up for tho 111:111‘l1.
1" l i {Wm ihi‘ 111‘“: for tho mild
w w! ‘9 - 1'1 1-121511111: 115111- «rims
UCCCF'L'ICl/U L'iGURES OF FIRST LEG
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Etc”“: 101 101 119
u 79 103 97
5.L 09 93 101
282 303 317
111 99 113
1 1c: 91 132
83 112 1co
269 302 343
R“ Declares Star Outfieider and
Leading Batter Is Still
Property of Worcestgr
Cinh-«Clarkin Says Deal
“’35; Made.
ll.\l£'i‘l“(lllll. 1-3-11. 1. l:ill'l I'lllli'lg'
1-1: 1!;12‘ Hittivldvr 11!’ lite, “firm-5111‘
ilub ltwl your and loading swuismilh
ol‘ tho lizistcrn Imago. is ”11- cuusv of
an :11'12111111‘111 hr‘tWocn Jami-s ll. (‘lark-
in. ownnr of tho local club and M. J.
McMahon. p111! owner 11nd 111111111311“ 01"
the W'orioslvr Hub. (‘lurkin claims
111.11 hr and McMahon 1-ntorml inw an
acrcvmrnl whvrohy Outlioldcr l‘utticg-
would r-onn- 10 liuril‘m-d in ex-
11111111121.- i‘m' l’iii-hvr )l(l;l"llull and, it.
is shill, 1. bit 01' Push to burn. McMa-
hon. howm'vr. (-lninm tlini l‘ollicghr 1.4
Mill thr‘ prnprrty of the» Worm-sicr
r-luh :md H1211 1111 5111-11 21211-91111 111 as
Jive-n (1111 ll} l'litikiu 11:15 :nudv 10 hi
lininvrlcdgc.
5:111 Worcester's Property.
310311111011 1411111 last night lhuL l‘nl-
tlrrgor was will tho propm‘iy ol‘ lhc
“'111'1‘1-511-1‘ club. 110 said ilizit-(Tlnrkin
and he discusscd lhi' trading of Pol-
irigm- 1'111- )ic(‘icll;in but that the trad”
w' .4 not actually made.» 1
“l lold (‘larkinfi' said McMahon,‘
“that, 11‘] did nol scll I’ottciger to tho
big leaguru. I would rather soc him
have the player than anybody clso in
(119’ circuit. I hm'c 11 couple of pro-
bpeclix c: dvnls in tho works which
would Ff'lld l’ciitvigz'cr to tho majors
n‘fmi ihmw 6-: not much doubt. but {hat
Will he-- ’Olllld 111) there when the
season opens. Potteiger is the best
player inihw lv‘aguc now and he for-ls
11s 1 do that 11- should got 21 chance to
slop 1111 mm the majors."
A Troublesome Player.
"l'oitr-igor 1:: 11 troublesome layer,"
continurd the \K'm‘ccslor numagcr.”
.111d.ii’(‘l;11kin finally trot: hi)!1,licwill
l|:t\'¢-‘ thr- troublcs that I had with the
outfielder last year."
McMahon was vm-ysirong in his dc-
niul 111111: the dvnl had 119111 11111119 and
111111 Mr-(‘lc 1:111. who. he said. was a
good pitchor, was going to Worcester
in ¢~Vcl1ange for the outfieldm'. There
I'l'
hp
.. 2 is little doubt. hOWPvcr, from what the
brnnton
pilot of 21m Bodntérs: said, last night.
ihnt the lending batter of the Eastern
Lem-.119 last year will not play with
\Vorcenicr the coming season.
Potteiger Sore on McMahon.
Policinor duos out, i‘ocl very kindly
1’01sz rd McMahon and would much pre-
lei- to play with some other cldbin
the lantern League during the coming
season. Tho Worcester manager had
trouble in ge—ttmg Potieiger to play
with him 1331 .cvuson and Hartford
liaruly n‘u‘ssed landing the Pennsylva—
nian to play with the Senators last
year. When Dan Howley came here
as manngor, he started out to build up
an entirely new team and, with two
other heavy—hitting and speedy out-
fielders in View, he looked with decéd‘
r-d favor upon Potteiger, who would
round out as fast and as heavy a. hit-
‘ring outfield as_ the Eastern League
has ever boasted. Although one of
those? temperamental playcrs. Pomeg-
or is always in the game from start to
finish and his fielding and) batting last
year was one of the features of the
campaign. He has» become dissatisfied
with Worceszer, however, and McMa-
hon admits that a change in pastures;
might‘do the bail player more good;
th’an‘to continue playing him with the
Boosters. , ; ' ' ~ .
' - 31». LOHSs‘AftBr Him-
,Aooordiug to ‘fMocL” the, St. Louis
ms: ”after Pam and, the
‘ 1-11-1111 illncss. evidently 14‘1"
fidly nil‘ cdgo.
j was 11
will be bochd in llai-iiord Thursday he too long caniinued. if used this
gW832 one pound of sulphur 10 each
be W8: ‘ twenty pounds of mash is sufficient. . .
Among other visiwrs to tho con-i AUIOM08|1E “0“..8.
night.
Stokes High Man.
Stokes was the king pin for i ‘
lorbury team as well as high roller for:
the night with a total of 827. It ‘was
his brilliant finishes in fire. of the
strings which kept W'aterbury in a po-
Esiiion to squnro accounts, after being
almost, llOpPll‘SSly snowed under in the
first llvo mimics. Uonlon bowled a fine
34111119 for llnrtiord. leading his mates
with :1 total of 821, while O’Brien was
third wiih 805 and Stone was lOln‘ill
\x‘ithBtlfl. McCarthy was rnszgcd. His
him decid-
Thc l\:.~:~1 110 could do
751’: and in 1111* 111ml Lwo boxes
01 1le 11151 Hiring, will) :1 Show to roll
oli' :111 lizeiii‘rnl only 1hr ‘0 pins 132‘-
ll 112’. fit“ bl‘Sl l1n 1011111 do war; oni‘ on
1‘2 :‘ilill'l‘. “'lllli' Slum) stuck m :1
:11'ilto 21nd 11111111~ it :1 Sll‘T cvcn brink
(‘11 strings for “'nicrhury.
String by String. 2
lizu'ii‘ord gathi‘rmi in the first string
hr :1. 111:11‘21'11 111‘ right, pins, only to lose
1111- scvnnd by (1111» pin. The 1'1”.) 11::
(' 1y l'HllllH llll‘llf’l'l in ilw but 51111:
111' tho nixht in illi‘ll' 1111111 Plain with
:1 filS. followed it 11.11 hv winning 111‘
{11111111 by win-r1 pinx‘ :111d 1h" lli'lh hv
ilziiiiui'tmr 1111;!‘1‘. giving 1h1~m :1 lvuzl
111' four S'l‘ll)":‘~ in nnv 11ml :1 irud on
1111- y'rln 111ml of 13.
Waterbury Switches.
.‘-.1 illir' 11111111, \‘.'.1;v11*l1211‘y mndr- a
' 11‘11 in if:4 lllll‘llh. and it sm-mcd in
5‘.£\"' Um 1r~11m ne'w lifn. 11s thcy camp
buck with :1 total of 122‘. , winning that
strip: by :1 margin 01' ili‘iy 11111.14 and
cutting Hartford's pin mini down to
111-1 lllfi'lhl'l‘l‘. Thvy calm-rod in lb!"
11'” hirinzr by 1112111 111:1: 11nd Won llm
final Sumo by FPVi‘nh‘er
OF BIG BOWLlNG MATCH.
‘15 05 128 133 85-—- 827
1C3 98 119 95 88-— 783
91 9'5 87 1‘15 114-— 803
232 288 3’31» 3‘10 287—2413
102 130 92 103 97«.805
96 121 93 ‘77 89-— 82':
101 101 99 101 83— 786 l
239 322 284 3:72 270—43412
iil‘i‘wnd 11111112 will) i‘l:11‘.‘111_ hfiuvvvr. is
ll"l)ll‘ 111 111‘119‘1-111 :1 :-1'.1mbling block to
this (108]. m: 1i11v l12(‘:tl 11111;“:118 (1111.“
11111 inlrml 11) 1.1 l‘vrt'wsh-r i ‘1:“11"1'~"v
his lingvrs ‘.‘.itl11..‘ . (‘1:11 i‘l;.rl.i;1 i1:
J'l:~‘l 11s Hmns in his 111 I‘lnrnllhl‘H 11111:
McMahon trudml l‘miv-iscr to him fox
.‘li-(‘lfillnn 115 \lt'Ki'ilum 1: in his dc
nizils. that any 51112. .1 "1.1! 1111.1 1111111"
and. 111111011211 ”11 1-11 11.1": IlW‘llng» In
black and while 11) bind the deal,
(llarkln says 111:1: hick-1.111171 gun; him
his word on iho manor and hp co d-
erod that sufl'l’rlm‘ll. " H? I
‘
Deal Made on Train. ‘ » ‘
Th" di‘itl 119001111115: to tho local linec- lzx-zt nichi iii Sifl'llfnl'd before .111 au- This; ”5113”." hwp‘mfi Elli” am‘emrinel
ball lwads. was made 011.1119 trz-En as
lhe‘ Easicrn 1.1»;111111- moguls Wore on
thru‘ “'11): 10 New lluvcn to zine-ml 1111‘:
mecting of 1111‘ circuit last
(.‘laikin. McMahon. l-L-i‘i’f: :d 1’. Smith.
also of the \Voru'ntrr club. "Bill" Car—
. . . 1" v , M . .
yr of Springfield .4111 11:.“ (‘vxpul m. _‘_1_ an ‘3‘ 11.11 111311 unable to appear a?
Hit-m (11‘ 1111* leaziio. \1 I‘r‘n 11:1Vi11::1 5v“. ilic 11ml ‘iiimJo.
'hx‘ hum 2111i (‘lurkin deal of disuppuinlmeui on both 7‘lili‘»‘~'.
(‘Ol‘nl'l‘l‘ll (-11:11 :11
and McMahon worc soPn "confabing"
together for sow 1al 111111111115. (“larkin
claims “1211. during: 121:1! "coni':1b.' Mc-
nlauon told him in go :1! l’oileim‘r
and ”1:11 . N
uxchuugc.’ That was 1111011211 {or the
IGC'” mugnale and 110 announced 1}“. (inornim'i
inulu-afmr ilw moguls 111' thr- cirruii
11111! (31111111111011 lll(‘il‘ mansion. 510M11-
hon did not deny the trade at tho lime
and “an llowicy immodiatq-lv bvcan
his efforts In rign tlu- ouli‘icldcr up
121111 the local club.
1113 iiiiiiiii
111 111111 111113
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sro’nns,
From Novembcr 151 :o Fi‘lllll‘al‘l‘
month. si'dorins: thi- vsuy they were cripplvd -
ho would 1111111 McClellan in llaknr
Feburary 17.
mm, rub. 1. 1921—; Dempsey’s Honorary
151 t
tho hon: in tho coon-5:1 111 Siorrs have‘
laid more that 20,000 E‘ng_ During
the first three months, each of
1,000 hens has on the average
one-third of an 9.21: more than her 0X-
pcctvd yield.
B. S. Ella, Vinolund, N.
placn with a yield of 45 9.21:5. 1V.
f‘onnec.‘,'cut. were a close second with
:1 production of 44 eggs. Two pens of
Leghorns owned by C. Rasmussen of
Dovor, N. 1.. and E. H. Ballard from
(‘hesinut Hill. Pa., tied for third placo
with 43 eggs each. Two Long Island.
'pens namely Barred Rocks owned by
Jules 'F. Francais
Beach and Lenhorns entered by
of \Vci‘sihampion ’
W. ‘
Edgar Baker from Morichcs tied forlmnder
”“9 mombvrship in the American Legion
13”] is forbidden by tho constitution, dc-
1111111, 1111111111 11111111
test plant durinu 1112‘ week wan Proms-l
sor George Roboriann? and Professor 1
R. I.._Dorranc1-. both of whom :1 to com; jimmy Department, The bemmel:
.' -- . . .- . CA. while ago 1 purchasml a “‘"w car 01‘
nacho 1111.11 1119. 50191211 133mg compe , . It has been used aboui
iiiions conducir-d by the '(‘nnadian good. make.
Covey-111710111 unllm‘ ihn s“Kgnjfi'idol’l Of when the motor is 5966de up sudden-
Oniar-Jy or when a. speed or tweniyflve
‘ imiios an hour or more is reached.
10‘ Hounds then 11th there were several
Th" ”WP“ ““1 W”. l“ ”mil "1' ”‘9'; 11111111: bearings.’ It the bearings Were
. they would certainly knock un-
its oxporimviol farm at Ottawa.
principal anii tics a'rr‘ :15 mild“ 53
Plymouth Rocks
Mcrriit M, (‘lm’i (Burro?)
11‘: that this knock is peculiar bo-
- it appears only when the motor
ankfiwld ("emu-w. Form. ”.12 fling :11 high speed. in goundiilig‘
~ ‘ < mm .19
.l -.< -’. ’111 ('21:: 1 l:r1~mii 12 seems to come .
”h I .1 1, l. I I _, 1 mm . _ ..1'< but the covcr hm- boon'
\\1-:1h:1n312nn B11111. ll. 1"" 11 .3,“ and the gears carefully 11x-
”“m'k Fm‘“ .1 :wui bvmyt‘ning seems. lo bpnll
\Vosihampton lit-10h, . ’.‘;;:i 1:111 give any suggestion
Whit anndcttcs :!_ w 1112111 might cause this pcculmr
‘ e " “min 12111-11 111v cnginc is speedcd up?
Lnnal‘ord Pou‘lrv l-‘m‘m . - B p.
illnrrodl . :zmm-
901,; I ‘ui.
. l“‘.“-li“ "MIDM‘P, type of 11m
Langt'ord. R. (‘. 393 i:‘ th.» V ’ b
«1 .. m in; on» 1.: 2: .ii in: 1:11:30 may 0
.\l(‘li(;\(:ll‘1:':‘1:;.11 I‘ll!» 'HG (1111~‘Ml lizr ‘ 1111 [build in the .(éam
"" "m" ‘ slams. 'Ll:1.: iypv oi gear has a 11131—
ll“’ll““‘ L. “‘Vill‘lf‘“ (him-2' :11 (“mop when the engine is; and
Si_ Lqmi (12-1 (Mm 326 (-1 ' i, ‘.’1 ry (1.1111 tho cover of lfie‘
' I ‘13: iv: pusr «aw ills \‘(‘i_\' dose to tho
R'tcrf: Island Reds
l’ini'f‘l'ml ()“('l'§l'<l\'
.. imeral mmion 01‘ 171:.-
.shri’z - m 1.1111 c‘iuw 1110 hub of the gear
433 4: ‘ ' s1 1 to hi1 the case.
. 1
'l‘hii: Mu} 1v on ‘omo by iiismlling u
91- ‘. t~liiclll
(install. ‘13.- ._
(‘11'131-1: ll 1:1111. 7 . . _ ‘
‘ ' r-v-ri 1. 111 1111- 11.:1 1.::_1;e;;:' (it-‘1‘. so
Souihhoro. 1111.“: 4-21 .> 1- ill 1~:;.;~.2n 1 11_1~1~:'11. the
53"”! ll- 33'1”“ i 11ml 1131‘\IY‘.- 119:! 2:111 ‘. '2‘: ~11
.\'1\:'ih Hart-11.53111" 371 H. 1111: r: «301w 1‘21“ ‘H‘i :‘miwx
\‘Vhitn Leghorns lshould bv .11;1:x 13 lg; :1 341151 1;:‘.
L . . . . ._
(Boar-So Philip: I 3.1er 121211;;1'21‘1311311. T11! ,‘4--»21.'11w“
chmmlr. (Hum, 490 T1111 1.2‘11‘1' day i 121:: uliliizmt 111 3.11 :-
'- - n ‘ in ;1 :11‘1‘1’2‘ 1‘21 11111111 1111:?) 11:111.‘
Mcrvl‘miulil 1.11111 ‘- l . . . ..
‘ ’ - l 1::11'1‘ 111>111111111tzs to hurt H112 2111 ‘
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(1111111111111. ( 111111. A i \vzzsh1-1L .1: 111021! wu~ (111114.1111‘11l1n»
6101111111111 Farm ,mud on it.
I’lllf'fil'lil, .\l:1s<. » 404 night tin- n1mnr was runllrllm: findy."
~ ‘ but When I xvi-m 41) 1i 1 1‘ 1-:11' 1lac'
Miscellaneous ' ‘ncxi morning: i could ii101 go: 1111- inn-f
H. l" (41111,» 'lilirf \\‘1;'l’lil11Hi-.-\ ‘0‘. Slhl‘ll’d. ‘1‘an i‘. \Rllll!‘ l “1:,1}.1;,.,1_
. llai-ti‘miL Hum 05 to start. but ran irregularly 1111‘ a. lung,
A l . \1 171*! '1111 1R. 1. 111111qu 21111111. Tlimi all of. :1 Siltldcn'llm 111111-
. "u I, v . 41H blt- disupimurml. A niowlinnio :11. 11113.
M i ”h" P (1111 “ :13”:sz 811111 ”1511‘ ymlw “‘nlnr 1:0' 111 ill";
‘A. 1‘), Murmur-11 llll. l.~~"l1m’n*l ongini‘ and causal this il‘Illlhl" l .«111:
' 1- -- ' 232% ill'X:(1ll< in l‘nmv 11' 51101.1 could bo thy
1‘" mm '\' J’ ’ C115". READER.
~_*°’ . T‘n; 111.11 . ‘1" nitvn happrnn‘t
when 1111: car is wushvd by carelnss‘
“N"RWAEJK [USES lnwn. Thu hunt! on the Md? ol‘ U111 pngfi
‘ ' ‘ ; :im‘ 11' iikuu’Yjv 1511101, and unmolinK‘s
, - . sell 1111-1111211 these [minis when going
, around 1hr cur Willi ihe hosc. VA small
‘ . , ' " .amoum of water in {ha in . n w" "
,3. 3 {‘W cause a short circuit and give
Norwnlfi lost :1 hard fought llalllc
has boon run for a; “bikini! Mes
healed. The water than cvapomtcj.
and thin, short circuit disappears.
dienco of .oww 1.5115 people. Nos-111113:
playi-d 11 rcmnrkn‘uiy good game. con»
K;VALUE CF NEVISPAPEB ADVER-
TISING.
llwi‘~ linrup. Dreyfus. Ashniczul
in
This “my“, a gnu” V “'iiii all 111 the hardships and sacri-
licrs; ilt‘rpilv the evil (1119!“ cffects an
'manifnsu-d by world~w1de uni-v.4.
'Sll'lkl‘fl and tho high 1? . ‘
‘Wlll' hm; directed tho atiouuon of (hi
as thnsn mnn are favorites.
Tho llncup was as follows:
01 thi- nation. The merchants
advertising as nearer before. The vol~
ume of trade is grcator than ever be-
fore. It is a fact that there have bccn
rower me'rcontilo failure _
present. year than for any simuar p9-
riod in tho pas-1t for: y years. .
scheduled to be played here Tuesday.
Membership Forbidden
’ . or little. they read the adscriisemenls
lNl.)lAN.—\ POLLS. Fob. 4.‘~H0n0mry in 1.1195? days so that they may secure.
1119 best value for whatever money
they do spend. 11‘ ii is 10 go for neces-
sities thcy wish it to go as far as pos-
sible. and if it is to go for luxuries.
clan-11 national officers of the organi-
. In the thifleemh week zalicn here. following receipt of lei-11113 wish it. to go just as far. The
a Don "t White Lezhorns entered b-‘l'lcrs of protest against granting By a
J‘ was in fll'stvllilwaukoo post
‘ . [Il.'\Jflck Dempsey-
linssoti s \Vhlto Rocks from Cheshirc. DiOI‘ boxcr.
i‘ The constitution says: “There shall
merchant knows ibis, if he is a suc‘
. cessful and ro'x‘essive dealer.
of membership to; p 1"
heavyweight chain-i
AN AmABLE MONSTER.
‘Alaokan Brown Bear I: a Good Natur-
bl' no form or class or membership cx- ‘ "or a“ ”saggy? , tially dan-
ccpt. in the American Legion who was lgowns wild beasts which I know per-
r'cgularlycnlisied, drafted, inductsd or normally, the Alaskan brown bteoxredig
COEI-lnllSSlODPd- an 11 who served on $3£°%r_anélflwenaang_gflGain? ! l; 1'11
arm“) duty in the 1"va ““7 0" Boys' Life. “Give him comfortable
Ma; 1119 Corps of the United States" quarters, sufficient room for tiger-c3193.
din-in the wo l . tan ever-ready bathing pool, a ry en
. g rd war, 1m“ idea hp and sufficient food for his hunger,
was not. separated from the sorv1cse,rand you will have a model beat. The
Circumstances amounting to ids: that'an animal thus established
fmxrth piano with 41 ezgs each. Thegdishoneét discharge and’iiad ”not; sub- is w'mrable prisoner and 3 “3"“
total yield for all pens in the thirteen— 1
little orer 35 per cent.
th week was 2471 eggs or a yfcld of pa:
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ral breeding and laying 5939011, hens ply l0 Dempsey, but to many othei
are expected to make rather rapid persons 'to whom honorary member-
gains in the,number of eggs they 187115111113 have been vuted‘by local posts.
‘On the other hand, not a few birds are
perhaps out or condition on account or
thé severe, uninviirng winter Weather
that has prevailed durin'g‘the past mi
months. Such birds may not have
any well defined ~disease but have per.
haps contracted a little cold, they are
not. laying up to expectation and in
some oises, at any rate they need a.
this sort the demo! sulphur when;
“seated, allowing a. “cannon!“ to
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flaring captive’ is all bash! I men‘
,tlon it because just now a slight. ef-
zfort is being made by a few persons
for feeble intellect to discredit all
tzeologicol parks and gardens.
“I wish I had in my daily life one-
sequentiy been qficiolly restored to
{an honorable status." ;-
Officers of the Legion say thosé sec-
tions or the constitution not only up
:mind, as our hours have in theirs. The
ionly exceptions are the two
-that were caught when fully adult. I
CHlCAGOi Jan. 2*“an Arthur full wn animals' for some of them
(Jack Johnson). negro heavyweight neveE-m 190061119 reco'nciled to captivity.
pugilist, fled to Europe in 1914 oftenpomtely such captures ire very.
he had beensentenced 10 a. year (11 atm mm more than five per
Federal prison and fined $1.000 on a cent. of the whole number of zoo nu.
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new trial on some or the-coma and”, Except the two polafl. our.
mentenced on others. . .1
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. heavyweight champion-no to
day Add new roughed wasn‘t-i-
cation guanine negro mo
mmlmmnle:
chum. .ot:
“Motown” .‘ >_ f .,
61.10 miles but seems to be very noisy+
It.
all conditions. {I am puzzled by‘
“7th 1 11111 1h." car 111- 12!:
”11- washor “ill let ll“: ‘wutur force li-,
ramble imubie,‘ Ala soon as ”11%.“
out. howvver. the lrouhlr disappea '
11st of living, 11:1» .
Whether people lmvv much“ money!
half as much fun and as little worry of 1
Privacy. but they are amend Mshp-Amm. ,
Mime. and mo. ind play; er.
until they,” so heavy Woollen;
be: on. than
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.‘.2~:ir [Ea-t Relief by ll. be...
. llrnrl-w. vividly portrays who! inn-dc 1':1‘! 1n (Ixiircw-the horrible mm
«1011' l1 11y Marvnlion.
, of 1.319 “Hilli‘ll and chlldmn of" Armcnin
[Ilf'F‘Txi‘li l-Iurnpo and Anwrlcn for more ”1:111 :1 your but In “‘otrte'rn Asia 0.-
: 1311311113: more frightful than any war “an (‘N‘H’I‘lPDCfi' of the martyred [will
5 iniiuzzs or [lolgium and Franco still exist.
1 esrnpmi 11111953111: by Hie Turkish soldicrs only to facc the terrible lgonles .‘
A: the present time It is estimnmd Hun 1.2509(1) adult.
and adjacent countrios. Peace m
Thousands of womvn and childim
'finnd fully 2511.000 orphaned childrnn arc completely destitulo and II mull-u
dygvr of donlh by starvation and exposure.
a -3'19ixmr 121m Relief. 1 Madison xix-emu. New York. In .1 present an
bornimii‘auion glvinz'pid to these sull'crlng people and lack of Mill an
“grooms mo reaching of more than a small part or the stricken MIC.
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‘ ‘ 1.: “111111211 which has follou . 1. 1e . ‘
Rmmnflm (I owrr. 1110 incnasv in adrorlzsmg. bOlh 113-,
“'vafvr R. G. ' Mozan‘uomi and local. T111) busmoss man.
Fifv L. G. Brennan who still regards advertisitnx a: aigéé-l >
Tho "amp ndcd will] a score 01193351”? ”Y“ 1' 30‘ much 0 3mg?“ is. 1:.
h -' :man. His prlnolpul 0001111 l . .7
Slammm‘ 1:1»: .\orwalk 30‘ watching customers no 11110 file place! .2.
The rowliug on both sides was about of his competitor“ ncrosg the 3m
ilic sumo. Fife. who plnyéd' guard on “1:0 uifhg-itngle‘? will? égrguthd gets, 1
Norwalk. plans will the Pittston of i1: topmlhé composing room “any; i
'tho Pennsylvania Slate League and People are reading odvertisementa. .5“-..
shows good form. A return game is ‘ ioday as never before in the magi;
' Armenian Glrlo Rescued from Turks Being Taken to Near East Relief H...
i The chi-e. pretty Armenionvglrl: in the auto are taking I rent “Joy H.”
l lnyful having another meaning from that generally ass‘ociuted with at.
a during the! ridim.v here. They have been rescued from the harem or o Turk other {our
yum-s of shameful servitude and are being taken to one of th‘ floor Ea..-
livticf rescue honws.
'311‘ir 1'npllflty.
No wonder they are smiling for the first time slam
The Near East Relief in caring for many thounmb of the»
i rirk‘ 1111111 they can find their relatlva. Also it is working to five 250,1!”
. iirplmrz: and over a million adults from starvation this winter.
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1 iv 11! making {nation wide appeal for funds to carry on it. noble work.
WOMEN ADOPT V ’
10,000. ORPHANS
Connecticut to Provide Foster
Hothorsior Little Victims
of Turkst
Ten thousand little victims of
Turkish brutality are to be foster-
mothex'ed by the big hearted women
0! Connecticut as the result 0: ap-
iCommlttee for Armenian and Syrian
city. The women at a meeting voted
to "adopt" that umber In their share
in: the 250,000 omeless and starving
'. boy: and girls orphaned in the tumor
’110 not believe in catching and casing ; “‘89 and dewmflm
; Three hundred rem-moan“; of
Iii-omen 'I organizations attended the
routing at Hartford, at which Gov-
em 1- Marcus 3. Holcomb pro-lied und‘
[pleaded the anon! on Iii-iota: new
’91:». Another speaker m Bangle:- 1
,gcnthau, tonne: USE moor to
What on the m a: then
Deals by Neor East Relief. the tomer’
Relief of 1 Madison avenue, New York
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Federal Body Says No More
Compelling Reed In All
the World.
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al Council of Churches to. com
the work being done by Neu- M
Edict, 1 Madison Ammo. New Yuri
Cm, the former commune for AIL»
menian and, Syrian new which I:-
.essayed the. task of curing for mm.-
000 starving people in Western Alb.
Resolutions ndopted by the oxen-thin
committee, as announced by mm L
Mal-(Miami. general secretary. are It.
follows: , '
"Your committee recommend: that
prawn; be offered in all our church!»
for the suffering children throughout
the world. especially those who on i. ,
distress um! peril an m nun: of M
’ war. -
“The: further recommend that w.
lmndirm and emphasise out lumen-n.
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