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1.1‘ 11.-15111125011- initial games of the pennant mm" m 1‘1 4~ St‘m- 16, 1h 1’” ~ in: pictules of the events alloyed the
.11.. “1.111.111.- HO~ have hm.” arranged as follow... Rosa. St. Louis«~.lunr1 17. is, 19.19.”4113.31‘1‘11111lfli'11n :Hl‘t‘“Ig:;l:.‘lli:f;‘.q;Ill‘glg‘l’lflrzrIsl:
I1tw\(\,1‘”{‘::1(:ns ton at Non \'.ork l‘hiladtlphin at 9- “I- 111 12' S");- :gjgc-E other 10 ("Hunger race.
\\1, 11 (11 New Brooklyn Pittsburgh at St. Louis. and AT P' T . ._-_._
Ill-11:! form in (;hl_cazb at. Cincin all. The dher half 130'“.an May { 193001;.wa 1%. SOMETHING L "4": '1" #ON‘
1' 1" r‘fi‘ 3“" of the ci't‘cuit wt lin‘Ve thé opening 1' 14.15:Au§.2 27'“: a; " A QQEDUNW “1...?
I'HI “Hi! _.l1'~. games on Thursday. April 22. with Brooklyn-May 22- 24 ~5 '26- Jul-VI For the eighth time Benny l.'eonald
L"! I” ‘\' J." 1- .- q 1 . 1 ’ . . 21. 22. 23. 24‘ Aug. 23_ 24, 25, boxed Johnny Dundee, Monday night.
‘ ;; .,,. in “am, i lntlnn._il .1t (hicago, 51. Louis at . l' 16 and. for the eighth time. Dun cc was
111111111 that Miss. Pittsburgh. Brooklyn at Philadelphiaf NE‘V'Y”TR"MRY l4. 15‘ 17. J: .‘ - on his feet, still fit" of fight. . en the
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1°“ Sundays the visiting clubs haie “ ‘ ‘1 g“ . forts in an attempt to stop his rival
' 'becn well taken care of in the dis-' C‘“°‘““““"‘""” -9 3” M“) 1 June 11“. "tau“ to many of the onlookers
. NOTES. ;tri"1ution of games while none of them 3 3' 4' 5- July 5' 5' 2' 0C" 1' 2' was something or “- s“”‘"*“’- As an
Ihaa been overlooked in the allotment,5
of Saturday and holiday plums.
are only four conflicting dates in the.
These are
1 01' “WW". June 27. September 5 and 26 on cach'
the Chicago National
American League Clubs will be play-
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'11111 1.1’ England.
. Smi'h. at Al-
1,.... Be-ynz‘u‘d entire schedule.
111 prevent the
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of which
ed at home.
The
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[IFHCIAL NATIIINAL
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There ‘
May 9,;
following table shows how thein; 17
Sat Sun days. Sat. Sun. davs.I
”renown-1191a
3. 4, June;
. 23. 24. June 2,
28, 29. .
(lvvll~‘llip. Stoch-
1111111011. Cad- Bounn 12 n 3 13 13
11::11111111011911111 Brookyln 11 19 1 14 5
112*”? (ll 0116 ‘r ‘- r) 1
.,,,mpm. .1. 1. 1.. 1.1 1 12 9
Ifnglund are Phi‘..t. 12 (I 2 13 13
:11.» rules with Pitts. 11} 0 3 9 16
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1.1.1,. Blake in (1110ng l.’ 16 1 13 6
~1. 1 1.1.1;1 in H0- 81. Louis 12 1?. 1 13 9
1-1'111‘1‘211113' dis- AT BOSTON
11:1. not :1 ti' . m 1 .
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25. ‘26. 28. 29. July 5. 5. 6.
; ‘ ._ 1 New York—April 22
WW TITLE- . :1. 4, F. Sept. 6. 6. 7, 8.
,‘,;'j'“,‘:}m‘,§‘,f‘lf ‘thladelphia—April 21;. 27.
in ('ZiilSC' the Aug. 1‘}, 14. 14. Sept. 29. 30. OCl. 1. 2
‘1’ ":1. the 122 ‘Pittshurgll——»June 8, 9, 10. 11, July 31,
" " “'0“ ”1'" 13. 14, 1.7.
Aug. 2. 3. 4. Sept.
1 munda-
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1‘11! been ad-
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one 11:11.1 set
and
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23. 29.
St. Louis'
'5, 6, '1', 7,
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' Midland to
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‘ 31. ;.‘.,. but the
11:1 1'. by La-,
;.1' 2 p. m.
1.1»; Lovigne
'1'.1 battle.
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30 Sept. 4
(‘incil'natinune 17.
All; 9, 10. 11. 12. Sept. 9. 10 11.
Chicago—~June 12, 14, 15, 16, July 27,
30. Sept. 20. 20, 21.
June 21. 22. 23. 24. Aug.
Sept. 16, 17, 18.
AT BROOKLYN
Boston~April 18 19 29"°1,
5.22, Oct. 3.
117:“ Yotk—April 25, 26 .27. 28, May
:31. :1. June 1, 6. 27, Sept. 25, 26.
Philadelphia—April 14, 15. 16. 17.
May 2. 9. July 2, 3, 4, Aug. 15. Sept. 3.
Pittsburgh—June 21, 22,
25, 26. Aug. 5, 6. 7, 8, Sept. 19.
18.
23. 24, July
14, 15,
20, Aug.
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‘11 .1'1111111121 of: Cincinnatlw—June 12,
* 1 '1'? July 27, 2, 29, 30, Sept. 16. 17. 18.
5‘ ' . . n 17, 18, 19,
‘_T?EGRETs. Chicago—Ju 6
Hip trial Of’ '
tummittee of
9. 10, 11. 12. Sept. 12. 13, 14.
St. Louis—June 8, 9; 10, 11, July 31,
1“-'.\‘ :t'm (‘ivil- Aug. 1. 2 ,3. Sept. 9, 10, 11.
>1 11.11 begin .1“- NEW YORK
"1”“ "f ”'8 M 14,15,113, 17 mayo
.,,. Ilc'llpseyf BostonnApfll
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the film727 July" .4. 3. 4, Aug 15 Sept; 3.
Brooklyn—away 5, 6. 7, 8, June 30,
121:1tlpi0n‘is?
“““M "man 8 " - 0%.: 2.
:1. Hum if the July 1, Aug. 13 14 Sept. 30, c .1
” " Juncture.
Philadelphia—whim! 18,19,20,'Mity
-m .'z (ts-posh 28 29 ',30 JHIY5, 5 Sept. 4, 5, Oct. 3
- If 111 nm asked;
.'mnr.t.lriced1'A
’ its invest; -t
10 whetherimxg,’ 2, 31692
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. , 1'1 '1‘ wintions will
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Pittsburgh—June 17;
ng. 9,10, 11, 12, self. 13.17.18;
CincinnatP-Jlme "9, 141,11,me 31',
18,-1920”
and g
19,’
' May '
.lnm- 12, 112. 14. 1'5, July
Sept. 12, 13. 14.
St. Louis
28,29.u|1.
SKATERS DIVIDE $80,030.
CHRISTIANIA. I51 I). II. The llt\\s-
27. 28. 29. an. Sc-pt. 9. 10. 11. n..,,..,,..p..r adds
the.
wrong course. The
entertainment the bout left nolhlm; to
be desired. it had the spectators on
their feet repeatedly. it developed a
lot of pretty boxing and hard hittin:
Chicago-May 5. 6. '1', 8. June 25, 26.
Sept. :1. 4, 6. s. 7
I St. Louis-~Aprll 22. 2:1. 24. May 31-
31. June 1. 2. Aug. 13. 14. Sept. 24, 25- by Leonard and a 100 per cent. endea-
vor b3 Dundee But analyzed flout
AT C'NC'NNATI the ptlllaps hvpel critical standpoint
Juli. 8. of 11111 student of rink technique 111011
liostoanay 22. 22. 24 21'. 11 k
‘ .. ,. ,S'1 t. . Was somet int.y lac his
9. ._19. 11, Aug ‘30 '1] 1p 1 ‘ There were many at
I Brooklyn—.May 18. 19. 20. :21. July‘
18.19. Aug 211. 21 22.
the tiny-hie.
New York———M.ly 11 12 1:: July 21 casions he would have forced Dundee
to stay down for the full count. Ifihis
22' 2'“ 24' 2‘" Aug. 2" 28' 2,9' ‘be an ill founded suspicion it is Leon
Phlladelphia~ May 14.1.1 16 17. urd's fault. He has built up a mum
July 12 1..14 15. Aug 23.24.25.211911 which leads men to expect great“,
20 May things of him Leonard has been ac
Se 1 96 cepted as one of the hardest poachers
p ' " in the list. 01' world' s lightweight chanl
pions, There are many experts who
17. May hold that he is the hardest bitter of
the lot—wa heavier puncher than was
Kid Lavigne or Battling Nelson at his.
best. Some go so for” to declare
that he is even more clever than was
Joe Gang. As for Dundee, he
knocked cold in one round by Will
Jackson. who is not a
;hnlf the bitter that Leonard is. Mel
Coognn. who was the easiest sort of
victim for Leonard, had no trouble in
sting Dundee twice. some natural
21, July inference Was that Leonard could
knock out Dundee.
Still. Leonard did not only fail to
stop his man but he failed to send him}
down for even the shortest count.
cord. ngly, various deductions many Abii
made, as follows: First, that Leonard
once more held back the final punch
when opportunity presented itself to
end the fight because of reported nego
tiatlons for a twenty- ~mund boilt with
Dundee at New Orleans during Man.
111 Gras Week. next month; second
that Leonard is an overrated cham
plan and that he cannot stop a rugged
fighter of half his class who keeps
coming at him all the time; third. that
the Leonard-Dundee situation is an
other case of the apparently outclass-
ed boxer being able to make a great
fight animate. particular rival of far
greater reputation: fourth. that Leon-
ard, being fearful regarding a: light,
unconsciously has Weakened the ef
Pliluburgh~~April is 19.
I2, 28,29. 30 June 6. July 4.
27
l Chicago—«April 14.15. 16.
4: any 1. .. 3. Sept. 24. 25.
32f youisflApril 25, 26. 27. 28. June
126.721.9218. 29, Sept. 6. 6. Oct. 3.
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Boston—«May 14, 15. 16. 17,
:17.18 19 Aug. 2:1 21
Brb'oklyanay 11.12.13 July 12.
113.14.15. Aug 26 27. 28, 29.
New York~May 18, 19, 20
‘8. 9.10, 11. Aug. 20, 21,.‘22 I
Phlladelphlanay 22,23 24, 25.
July..21..22, 23, 24,45, Aug. 30, 31.
Pittsburgh--Aprll 25. 26. 27. 28, May
9. June 27, 28, 29, 30. Sept. 5, Oct. 3.
Clncinnatl~April 22, 23. 24. May 321,
'31, June 1. 2. Aug. 14. 15, 16. 17.
St. L0uls~mApril 29, 30. May 1. 2,
128. 29, 30, Sept. 36. 27. Oct. 1. 2.
AT ST. LOUIS
Bow—May 11.12,13,July 21, 22,
23, 24 26. Aug. 20, 21, 22.
Brooklyn—May 14 15, 16 17',
3.,9f:c;,..,11Aug3oalsept..1
New York-May 22 23 24, 25, July
12.13, 14, Aug. 23, 24, 25, 26.
Philadelphia—May 218.19.20.21,
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July 1.,
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July . ,,18 19, Aug 27, 28,29. f
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Pi ' 11.411111“ 15 16 17 3“" these dediictlogna 3133:]?! not 'dlm file
1: 2'.“ . fact that it was a great fight 6o watch.
albeit Dundee never had a ghost of a
c. , 6, , 8, 9, 26, 27,
Cincinnati May 5 7 chance
Sept.,,234,.5
claw—April 18 19 29, June 4. which recently offered even money
that Moran would go the limit with;
5, 6 4: 5! 5’ 6’ 7
may gulttonl, lfhlieaorgd was Cinemas 5 and
H13 0 a co would last the
BURNS IQPURNS QIAN’TS’ OONTRACT eight rounds. As for a twenty-round
11:51. boutfbetweeg Leonard and Dundee to
wa .3 More of an In- a re eree's eclslon. it could not fall
Le't Flam“; race '1'” SM' to be interesting. But' Dundee could
no more win in twenty than he could
Ll I FALLS N- Y., Feb 11. in eight, and he tout! have a. great
6330139 Bum left‘ holder 0‘ the:
-morc chances to louser
Tv’coWs HOW§
Mommies?" An, M“ " 11.-v-
obb'i'r' Hull: m; m: In?“ cote
:ouna'al lay - _ , hills-fl
' . tration to hold office for t\\0 years.
who held that had Leonard fallouedi
up his advantage on at least four 0c--
It was unfortunate that the clique:
been a pfctgiivsque sight in old Naples
where the Hide runs in “Inc’same fam-
ily for generations. The basket maker
Ii omnipresent, either plotting or soil-
In; his sure: in every direction. for
in no other city under the sun me
they used for so many purposes from
. ‘adleo for. babies to fish receptacles.
h. i nucorefing for nine bottles. Tho
artist splits ills wicker deftly “with
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Insurgents Am bo'Blsmiss
3 Suits Pending Against
American Loague Presi~
dent
, CHICAGO, Feb. 11 —F,act.lonul strife
:in the American Baseball league van-
'1:- 11111 with a victory for President Ban
ilohnson s forces early today and club
cuntt's ot‘ the major leagues made
[ready for action on selection of a
(hailman of the National CommiSston
! to suucud Garry Herrmann, resigned.
'rtwr were no announced candidates
for the place and American and Na-
,tional League club dimers were pre-
111151111 :0 lot the situation develop of
itsclt at a meeting scheduled for late.
“shay
I \\ 1111 Johnson‘s victory over the in
'sll;gents, it was agreed to dismiss
Ithl'w- suits pending against the Am-
Im'ican Leagul- incl-idem, instituted by
11h» New York club: to reinstate
”Muller (‘al'l Mays, of the New ank
iciub. whose, purchase from the Boer
;ton Red Sox, last summer, started the
ll'noublc to infant third place in the
3Amcrican League race to New Y,ork
and to appoint a commission on arbi-
«weave watertight
1
1
1
thom.1\’ot 0119.th many a day lire.I
his “stint" and “hen they are mound-z
ed about him at niglltfa11.he gives u I
81:11. of satisfaction and loads his
cart forthe 'mo‘rmw. 01- possibly it!
is his 1min back which must be bent;
to the burden. It so, he appends lilcet
an animated basket—rack as he sallies‘
forth to the tune of "Santa Lucia "1'
later. one can easilyy imagine that
there Is a venlrlloqnist hidden away
in the depths of the baskets, calling
his ware
By day and by night he lives in close I
proximity with his goal, cow and
horse if be Is rich enough to fitness
these domestic animals, sleeping in the
same room with them utterly oblivious:
to discomfort or anything out of the.
ordinary. More 111ml one tourist has
told us of a Common sight, that of
«will: a horse. ascend a flight of stairs.
«head of his niastvvr. at the end of a
hard day of peddling. And if not a
horse. a mule, 11w sonm'mxs llmying
111' which does not disturb the slum-
hcr he has wall for he knows no
night-hour day:
' I 016:2] l .1:'.1.'l1 K111315191. of New
‘Ytll‘k. and ("ark Grinntii. of Vt‘ashing-
111111. \\ are appointed to the at'bitrat'on
.hoard. “hll'h aiso will act as a review»
in: lulumittee. in also the reviewing
board is un 11) c to azrce it was dcc; u— 1
ml to uulnlit th (1.1) ted (11194.02; 1.)
a l-‘cdt-ral judge. in ( bicag '
I I‘rcsidvnt position was. :
.'.tppof-t 1d in H11 long executive cc
sinn \t' h (it pu- -rcdcd the rmonciliat m]
by rank Navin of Detroit: James
QUEE.‘ 1! GETS MARVELOUS VEIL
Belgirn L::e I.“ ':‘1"‘.s Worked on
Picc: Fcur Years—Designed
by Artists.
Dunn of (‘ leveland: L‘lalk Griffith. 011
V‘l'ashinrzton: Phil ll:.lll of St. Louis.’ , , ' -. ‘
and Connie Mack of l’hlladelphla.’ Th" (“PM "f “h" n‘flm'ms hi“ ”L
Colonel Rupppfl 1".de the minoritt'; 1 rein-1! from the low and embroider)
fact: on and was supported by Ham ' “""rke' "I’ Bclzénn Manda-s a marvel
Flazcc. of Boston and (‘hal'h s 1‘ omis ’ nus veil. Surrounded by :tlLthe llllh
k1-v,of (‘ llitago. fortune and misery of “or thew
' \';!"‘icmi‘dm KW“ N loyal subjects have tolled ill set-1'11!
nu l at -
'Thfzfllfllfllllllk hf‘l‘PtUItVl‘f‘ «lasting! 1111- four hm: want" p'cdnvcn 1111111111
bct\\ctn the memb‘rs and the assooi n i pm‘ro “hit 11 they offer in homage to
tl11- 1r queen.
tion or nl'v of its ofir'els ha‘e‘ been
thorough!) settled once and 101 all. Smh is ”‘9" 60'0“"?! ‘0 ”'9” 90“
T111.1 ml-ctinz ununimuus‘ _\ .lppl‘nutl; cl'cixm
and adopted resolutions to carry 1:11 A French publication describes the
the following: '1'1111~1lesigued by the most famous
out the .
“No. 2: -Thp radium-"1' "' 0'" 0'
Carl Marcus omemberbf the Né-w
York club. -
'No 3 ~ The recommendation to
the National Commission to award
third place. in the American Leag.
ue race. to New York and third
prize money to the New York
players. .
No.1 »Th1' distilim'nl of all " . . ~ 1.. ,
. lilimlion innilntcd by the Nov: 1 in“? ”in" “35“" "x?" executed ‘15 9"
“3m club. 1 . xper wor men. pet-felt in
1 every detail of mesh and motif.
1
Twelve -thousand hours were re
duh-ml in workmanship, for the. veil
contains not less than 111.000.0011 points
it displays the almost unknown art
or tight and shade. .a difficult effect
3:11111 one of rare beauty. It solves
A for the first time. perhaps. the ques-
, 111m of pme'pective. The entire. piece
1... ,.....-'..
‘.~o. 4.—«—Tho appointment of a i
commi'tco to consivl of Colonel 1 weighs but {our and one-half ounces.
Jacob Ruppert, of New York. and 1. In the cell, for of the veil are the
(‘lark (ll'ilflth, of “'nshinfzton. to
act as a reviewico board with final
and binding powers to review any
penalties or fines in excess of $100
or ten days’ suspension. or any act
of any member. in excess of his
constitutional rights as a member
or the association. in case the
members of the reviewing board ,
being unable to agree. a Federal ‘
judge, in Chicago, Will be called ,
upon to decme me question sub- 1
m ~ 5
I Belgian units, and l the four corners
of 1119 (‘Olltt‘nl panel the arms of the
cities of Ypres, Nieuport. Poperlnghe
and Fumes. The four side panels
:rcprcsont the industries of weaving.
i fishing, Imp picking and dulrylnz.
Frost Discussed in Bulletin.
Discussions of the formation and
Seasons of frost and how grouting
plants may be protected from it, are
Settlement of the feud in the Amer- contained in the department of agri-
lcan League cleared the field for the cultures Farmers Bulletin No. 104,
business of making final arrangements “th95 on Frost " which may be Oh-
for the 1920 scason. virtually neglect tamed by application to the depart-
1Th§ill§nliltfnglg¥jczr8212211nemat the' ment The weather bureau ‘3 FWD“-
ing n more up-to—dote publication on
peaceful session, adopted a schedule the subject of trusts, and expects to
of 154 games for the 1920 season. and _
accepted the new rules formulated nt “3““ 1‘ ready for distribution soon, but
in the. meantime farmers and others
a meeting of the joint rules committee
may benefit by reading the old bulletin,
of the two major leagues.
A meeting of the National Associa- which fronts the technical theme in
tion of- Minm’ Leagues drafted legisla . popular manner.
tion to be presented at the joint meet»
lag of major and minor leagues which
was expected to be held late today
and at which it was hoped an agree
ment for resumption of relations. be-
tween the majors and minors would
be reached Relations were suspend
ed three years ago.
Moor-ll to Have" Bow-y:
AvaW weeks hence there will be I
subway in Spain. and subway trains
running under the streets of Madrid.
Then the people of Madrid will have
:tllf‘i! first opportunity, to travel un-
fdcrzround the Rio d‘cl Solo to Cun-
1tro Gnlnlnos, the first half of the line
1 being constructed more than sixty feet
below. the street icicl. Madrid itself
rapidly modernizing, reports say.
I
m LRAEK "m5: New thoroughfares are being con-
1'stt'ncted:new office buildings going'
I Iup: and the new subwav is but the
’ . . . b inning of a metropolitan system In
I 3E“ XORK Feb.—«J.11V;Scholzi 98
lot the l'niiersity of Missouri equalledil C“! 01 crowded streets.
'1the American record ofd7 :5 setcongs ,
tfor the 70nd indoor as a t e Crook Fo Enlarged.
infillrose Athletic Association gamesi The president‘eh'ats signed a proc
in Madison Square Garden, last nig h.l 1
The Pacific coast sprinter, Charles 'W. flamutlon adding 39440 acres to the
Paddock of the University of South. Crook national forest. Arizona. The
ern California. Who came here especi- lands added are located in the Win-
ally to take part in this meet, "13 “cheater mountains and southwest of
mo sprints He finished third In “‘0 the Gnlluro division of theCrook forest.
,70-yard scratch event. being beaten “Inc, are rough “a broken in char.
”he fin“ he? iii-“83:50: (find Loren E ncter and are not suitable for agricul-
Murch so“ ew turnl pumm'Pnctlcnlly the entire
' do a handicap It , .
”'sei’én13eyimfzsiddo‘éx was penalized tract TI covered with a stud of oak,
juniper. end cedar timber or full- quit.
a yard behind scratch for a false start:
and was eliminated when he failed by lty. Meg-3mg of the “-9. 31011!
inchfitokfln the magm‘mt ‘3 Pine canyon is covered with a good
Pa oc was 7 note m
the start of theegflh heat of the 300- 3“.“ ”t V ”a" ”a"
M handicap mu. Be incurred sn-I
other penalty, and starting from at .
yard behind scratch failed to‘ Qualifyl Arno-as in: slavernl almond mint-.-
by mnningtnnplaced. I“ have turned out about 5.11190 din-
mk‘e Dewey of the ”mm“ ‘- ma: valued at about moon. The
'A- decisively “tented his field in the geological mutation in which the gems
three-quarter mile fitcgmg Ho ”3 are found ls (nailed permeate and is
1%:W‘W “n 3mm up, can. totiofamono South may tum:
, MSW cum halite. It occurs in mm like
; 1111;1ch ' “network” mmma
Arum-u Diamonds.
For-centuries the basket maker has
n lofi‘glflndefl knife and proceeds (111
baskets by hand. .
as only his strong fingers can fashion ’
no: 11111111”
sums malls is 1113708?
Rosanna surrounding Them Tran».
. coon“ That of Any Other of the
ej World“. l’rltod Gems.
What unbelievable romnnce til-1'0 I.
in the lives of certain pearls. DR‘ 4""
ntcly admired, desired awaited soda.
sold as beautiful slavemthcn return
again to their glory in the u:‘i«:.‘
luxury of a diadcm or on the 11111.; 1*
.'m empress! Reflect noon those will I
were ellsllmuded thousands of you
am in the ijc casket of some- t’l'h’
nose emperor. and which, suddenly 0'5
llumed. find new life 111 reflecting '1».
(tillers. in (liver-1'1. have adorn“.
the statues of Venus in the tcmplsfl
or. at Rome, after the conquest of the.
East. have. received imperial honor.»
.141; y 3
The patrlcian women. 3!. Rosenthai rs»,
minds us, decked themselves with
pearls during their slumber! to possm’
them in their dreams, and they so.
pended them by threes from their can.
that the tlnkling of the pendants;
might remind them of their be‘d‘?‘y
which they could- not see.
There was that pearl of a min a.
which Julius Caesar offered to See.
villa, mother of Brutus. There mus-.'..
1“ our ““017. the pearls of 13am" 3-
anlerc. of Mary Stuart, the gi'y 11!?
Catherine de Medici. and 11.x» 1.“
Henry III. ' Pearls Were pl'vwlrt :19
dramatic moments. concerning whirl‘w
they tell mg with more il'npr11--'.\i'.-e 11v
actness than the l1i~tltl‘ill:.~' of t? v-
lime; and you can imagivln : '1 121:1? “um
gems which adorn tlu- p-n'trulfs of Ill—1',
Florentine Renaissance thllfit kutvr 9' '
the tragic lnflmacles of 11:11 sell-2"".
sixteenth century. so :orucmls a"
murderous. One pearl our-e Lad a :
mom; name, the name of a ('n11"'--
it was called La I’erigrtna (’i‘
comparable). It belonged to ix" -
Philip H of Spain. and Saint 8:"
(the historian) felt himself :lnrifi
from having once held it. for "'1
slant in his hands— “Flanenr” is. ‘.
dlanapolis Star. E
JELLYFISH’S STING NO IBKE‘
. , ..___. 1~
Pest Known as "Portugueoe Ma~-¢'¢
"Wor" lo’DreadeOby Bother-o. for
Excellent Reasons.
The Jellyfish has long boat the “1“-
Jcct of mirth and jest, but at time» it
17* aggressive and formidable, um‘ :19-
st'lng is a source of fear for batty»
The sting of the southern Portrz'
Jenl‘flfih. known technically as the V.
menu. is very severe.
Jellyfish are found in the trawl»
wind belt. 0! all oceans. Enfi' Y."
“1qu ‘man-ofiwar." as the Wet?-
II “has known. (-8 made up of w"
«um. 01' stirs“ animals of the fill-
” m, which one in common our
{ride-cent colored. bobble-line an?“
about the size of a man's hand, which
not. on the 'stfi'tacc of the voter. A
flu or all enables the float to micro
halfway across the wind, rather than
with it. The jellyfish has long we
like footnotes. and then on «aim
with the stings. When they m
most bothers they bun Ind law
an m that itch and burn M M.
and should two or three you over .1
men's arm at once, they would 1“
paralyze it. Some mm op m
dimmed a little modal-fin that:
accompanies the Milk m.
It swims around the Not! until damn!“
threatens. when it sneaks um' ir.
and is 3111..“ from harm under the p»-
fection of the j:»ll_\'fi<h‘..' tonttcles
Poo-IN: Coo-o of M
The Medical Journal am If an to»
ver. or at least a largo Men on
lt,may not be duetoooneWM
the fluids of the body which-m
water fmm being available on pm
ntlon which by its mm .1!-
to keep the body oool.‘
It may be that the Nos of In.»-
tng a fox er patient per-pk. booty n.-
nnother purpose than tho Min. out
of impurities from tho w. th sh
ing an actual cooling by min.
"An abundance of m In Ion-1
found beneficial in ”I. In. M.
are many cllnlcllmo who on m
of the opinion that cold-mm
bnve much more than and: o (but.
and mechanical mung pot-m
for they one toltowod by m an.
diuresis and often also by M
non. Indeed. one of the not! nth-
tlons for bath in fiver b that :3-
skin is dry and hot. for It It m
these circumstances that the bath midi:
do much good.”
BIMI' tpeod Deceptive.
An interacting check on some 4‘
those gunners who know their)!” was
flying 100 miles an hour because .9,
had to lead him stem M would In.
to paint a duck on a long board an
the end of an mtm Mug
at. say 60 milesI anlour. out! let the;
gunner blaze away at the pointed duct
at normal duck-shooting room It:
check up the speed of the pointed Mf
with the "lead" necessary to give in."
charm- to hit the wild duck allow 91'»
ha ve gone 100 miles per. Neither was.
nor long-winged banker m n M
idea (of the actual speed. because ”It"
are both large: the little bird often d19-
ccivcs.
Oink!!!“
Grou'lermYe-x. ill the end. “1? all m
of! feet of earth.
. (’fhcerllp—“Wmt would you do If M
discovered 01! on your plot boron- 3-—
dei? .
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”Win.
$31151
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