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"hat Jack‘nempst-y and {scones
Wu” will meet-mezm in
February. and that tho‘secne or their
' habit,“ met-irons: or In.
‘ so)": “not dang things. The snow-V
tcs obit-on are truly climate-Isl.
But one punch can undo all that oi
tightrr may have learnt-vi irotn any
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mom with 8 18-14 in his game with
Mott i ng. of lm Angelou. in this
aftern n's plsy in the national pock-
et billisn! ”lawman-venues;
Seaman had a hitch run of :9 bolts}
two short of tying the tum-t:
record of it by James Mature. 0!
Denver.
ll. E. mikes. oi Akron. Ohio. not
flat: Long. or hos Ami“. out of the
running when he dl'feutsll him by a
mcntacasmc “Ilknow. my be looked w "'06. South m leer South lots 8!.
(or sea otter election any. QRichter! 13
will run the affair. but we: understand
tint he will have several per-triers in
the venture. One or these will be
Willi-B A. Bandy. who istthe ”'31-.
can representative of than" B. coch-
ran. the‘boodon “noel nun. who
tried to be a boxing promoter. but
quit very math in disgust. " Cochin-n)
“How on earth tilt! the“ Red Cross
gerbess so quickly!”
Oneil accession: the tremendo-
crowtlsgwblcb hurried to Well.“
New Yes! Qty. 10m the meant
explosion in America’s finandsl cen-
ter which killed thirty-Ive persons
and mixed several banana one heard
queries sinner to theatres. :m
' Local members or the Hetl Cross
'lil'be interested to learn that the At-
. hide Dtvlsion. at which their Home
30d Momainidou lss miller.
- h wfll up among the Sections oi the
' .counuy that sro supporting an in.
erasing number of Public Health
forge. No (arm of peace time activ-
the St. Louis Cardlnnis for the waiver ’-
prlct: of $2.500. mew-c become a,
imember or the New York team after
theoloseoftheoollecesessonnnd
played in a few mentor the flea
Grow Clan at shortstop. '
L'nlikel'o‘renkfli‘flsch. whom he suc-
ceeded-at shortstop. on_ the Fordbsm
team. -Lcievre is a «look kitten-end
(or :hls reason loci-aw believed that.
New 1920, mm
It, Won by thoJled Cross has ous requestrtor “"‘hm‘ along has ‘
» , in the minors might help '9‘ red from “I? 501““ fisme. but . _ , '
mil. 1 more popular appeal than the tho same line have men received It in ”1:50;; but“ The Giants - he ‘11me (‘erpentier under oon- snow of 126 to is in twentY-dx in- . (1 ‘0!
Jun of provldlnz as man: .commu- Mitotic ”Manhattlmmtths was; “farm 218.50... go so" :3 tract. “Them-sen ofqthemr - Inns-- Rhinw’ high mg: was 21. f Delivered stoneetoyonr sense. suchm w
31““ ”Will. Wilb~sutmrmt w cross! ‘u'mm‘n fill.” nor [Wm “d m" m mt 'Nr-Wtigrvmtch will mun m‘ ‘hxggzu‘i‘stam'finpflfh: “’2’: 12" (“iv
the [Muses-Brennan slur will go
bby the board and tint Csrpentier will -
‘thlt within M61311)!!!“ fetter thitaitg htsvywcight. and Hartley Madden. or
miss. Reports Justcesspilsthst Di: ‘
ma
. death-dealing blast Red Gross nurses. iiut Praneh Rickey. who ,- ,, 4
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y . » _.lnll miners. thought so well of the '3" ‘ e ‘1‘ t wth Moturo ion ”Emu“ me of 13.1, ”WCAEM ”A
ital supplies and ti rainstorm
relief workers were on the ewe. “emu" Wm be h" "m"
It [s an interesting and slgnnlicnsit
lo‘ordhnr’fi youngster that he decided“
sated missionaries of good health are “mm-l play 1“ mp "W of Cler-
Wnsimto yours-rust. :11 dart- !“ ‘0'
Your at work in New York. New Jor-
. any and Connecticutthe three ststes
”prising the Atlantic Division.
Red Cross preparedness tor ~Just|
sectional-macs is mucosa-slums:
to these Queries. Ths‘snocilc count
to pay the waiver prioem‘for'hil serv-
ices. And as a. result of kickers gun
ercsity. Levon-e will try to win the
shortstop position anY'from Dr. La-
mt thst Dempsey did not go to see
the Carpeqtler-Lev‘insky bout. The
workl’s champion thinks that there
isn't a. man ,who' can stand up against
«moo Word. of Chicago.
From a spectator's point of View this
some so (or was by far the bent of the
tournament.
125*“)‘04.
/
$1275
unturo started M! the
is the smoothness of the organisation
.malntelned by the Atlantic-Division in
Neuron-now tosses: enamel-”0.01
this chenctsre-tho Metropolitan Dis-
aster Reilet‘Oommlttoe. 'Tbls commit-
tee. composed of representatives octet)
the Red Cross chapters loathe metro»
:politsn.ens. lain touch with m
van and Hal Jnnvrin next season.
in addition to Lctevre. McGraw also
parted with two of his other young
layers 'l‘hey are Tout C‘. Grubb. th
Ivory week sees an increasing nun:-
Isr O‘iwtfi'fl arranging for the serv-
"less at oneot these nurses. Chapters
which slready have had the benefit of
M labors have been among the first
—. arrange for thocomin’g Red Cross
ljhll. -Ihich will to hold IKE-tho
him and t he does not need to
study!» style- of prospective. oppo-
nents. Besides. Jack Rooms. the
.Kciitusz'w culiedan and Harry Bill“ kmfl‘m" Wm believes tilt it
Item]. of White Plains. '30"! ere " 50‘ “"th to Mirth-n Benin-95k
pitchers and they go to Rater Hm: mind-with mm“, othu '1‘)“—
ers in action. A issuer’s mind must
nation‘s Toledo clubtunder an option-
not hie-burdened. it seldom is.
scan] inning with a brilliant (“89:3
0! combtnstion an?! kiss shots.
missed on on euy side shot after run-
ning :3. He came back in the fourth
with I run of 20. with IS in the sixth
ad 26 in-the seventh. Buttord's high
nun was is.
al axrroment- 28“" OWN?“ W.
three states from Nova-the! li'to so.
I Many Ouwfiuflm
”I!“ held of endeavor. covered by
the Public Health Nurse lspractieslly
minim . Simmons”! not. than.
qualificationsoLs tut-Gnome.
o is teacher. dietitian. hygiene Q-
Wit-specter end welfare worker
“ filled into one. _
Approximately 1,000 of those nil
‘u'ound health agents are alrosoy" at
work ill-the United States. Thovsev-
but: in the Atlantic Division urn di-
wldod among the three states as fol-
flows:
New York: Hrs. Lillian Wilcox, Al-
;Hrs. Caroline Mstcalto, Albion:
‘ , Catherine Lambert, Ainstsrtlsm:~
'Ilss‘Ellsn Murphy. Catskill; MissAu-
gustlne‘Stoll. Chester; Mhs Mildred
soother. Cobbleskill: Miss ouve Wsi-
Jsco,’ Coblesklll; Miss Clara no,
marine; Miss May Merriman, Elms-
aord; Miss—.Ella T. Rouse, Goshsn;
’llss Elsie Sanders, Gowanda: Miss
midred Peters, Hooslck Falls;
Hyrtle Boom. man; Miss Grace Du-
Soia, Johnsiown: Miss Alice )1. Ash-
ton, Kenmore; Miss Bertha Morgen-
ltern, Laiiuwter; Miss Kora Tait. Lo- ‘
my; Miss Ida Muurer, Little Falls:
Kiss Elizabeth Rifle]. Lou-ville: Mrs. <
Alice Gayer, Lyons; Miss AlleoJ’hil-
lips, New Hartford; Miss Mary Sail- ‘
man, Oneida: Miss Hannah lord,
namapo; Miss Clara Rsthburn, llama-
ps; Mam” E. Lewlst Beginning,
-— lies‘ Gees-arias 1551195le .
. _ i“ 9,; wsévtlhe'snina Hotnnsn. Scho-
ssctstly: Miss
Mk: Miss Mary Stevenson,
sodas:
Kiss Emma G. Snyder, Springvlllo;
Mes Nollie Sass, .Tunnersville; Miss ’-
lstiids McNellly. Walton: Miss Kath-
syn Keogh. Warsaw; Miss Emtpa G. "
”yore, Warwick; Miss Lucy French, ,
Wstkhs; -Mlss.}isrgaret..Eapn, w". :
; Ills Stella-Heely. Wat Senses
Md: was Matty B. Dillon.
. - Id; Miss'uey Tsylor. Bandea-
Mlu mrion‘florrocks, Bridge-
ltlss H)!!! Miller, Bridgetoa:
Helen 2!. Hint. Bound Brook;
Anne G. Tobin, Dover; Mallory
Barfmdd :tlies 'Holen - Garter.
; Miss Elle Tonltnm,
. .- - «v :les ”flaunti‘lom-
: Miss Jens W. Whitlow. Lem-
: ”instants-”11% mu-
w :llislellienN.Q-smey.2n-
gall-s rushes L. ~Wsssinsn. Risin-
lthsl Humphrey. mod. Beak
Florence Goldenrod. skids!»
. :‘Xiss lishsl 'Knsnss, Bivorton;
Dolls Hillor, Rivorton: W
Horrigen.'numson; lies-Ilium.
1&7!!va
Connecticut: was new. raceway
;. Hus Ensues Merton. Flirflsltl:
has Brown. HIM; Jul
Tumour“ Liane: Jimm-
Islnerssn. Planning; .lliss fies?
i
Miss - 3
suyrtls Sleeves. Silver '
nominal-mucus.
fps rt. of the. territory.
tion monocular: orthe cots-miss.
Moso’
Bod Or‘ost disaster relierunits.
BIG AMERICANS All)
United States,
Cross is still under moral obligation
to help the stricken peoples in many
of the big problems, has-brought beck
HINBY P. ‘thm
\
women of nationwide prominence.
; Jrhe Atlantic Division has the honor
of having twentyaevon representatives
on thts committee. Henry P. nim-
son. cheinosnot the Wercoundl ot
melted Cross-sud the WAD"
in Red Cross ‘inzwuhs
world. Mind!” mutton. Other
i
Iork. Norris-IsymCossecucsm:
Cornelius 'N. 'Btlss. I!” 13w“-
meager. Abram I. “It”. diurnal).
om, Hrs. Edward an m.
autumnal. P. new.“
Nettles. ”.m.» In; new
inlaid, Lillian D. WM
ruins“ of New flesh. dirt“
, pitffioliuont,m 'LJ. :- --
not. chutes}: ’Dlesum‘fi 1.;
musta- Meri'flssn..8.-£;m
N. ’Y» :' My“;
5....“ mt...
hi. .1: molt
‘
.g'.
.e. I
The “beret mono-smitten.”
estthescessot-disastersstslnno
than rum-communities in the
Atlantic Division have established
RED CROSS .RQLLCAU-
Realization of the tact that in addi-
tion to;strengthonug‘the health, nurs-
ing and disaster relief resources of the
the American Red
to thinned Cross tor~sctivo workifln
in: themsnnusl Roll 0111. Normal-.11
. scribes gathered together'ln one cor;
.1
to 20, slmostone hundred men entL
[member-slot tho.osnnitteeztm.elllewe
Chester '11; Alli-lob, 1m Alien.
Mi.“ In. With“ K.
William Glhbl Hmthn
.11 Hit nd went South with the
Gal” 3 last season. but before? the
team returned to the Polo Grounds.
htnwns shifted i; the Rochester duh
He finished the season with the Wu-
lerhury team in the Eastern mite.
‘ Bender to MassageOhunps
Again During .1921 Season
————-———"—
"Chief" Benden now nearly as
-prominent in the shooting world as
he ever was during his ralmiut days
in the box. will undoubtedly be mam
user (or the New Haven Eastern
lmugué club next year.
The pitcfler-mmuger oi the 49:0
chimplons. who is now tourtng New
parts of Contest Europe. when 11.; England with the Winchester shoot-
000M fatherless children are all, one
in; team. said yesterday otter-cost
that he thought it quite likely that
lit! would be back with the Weissmen
again in 1921 and. as all that George
\Veiss Wants is the consent of the
"Chief." it is practically cermin that
"Phllt'l‘ will again Kw found at the
helm of_the Elm City tribe when the
season starts next year.
I Comes (0th.
During the shooting exhibition. 1v":-
ing ”to clay ins-git exhibitions. "Bl
lid" Walsh. mower of ti. llrislgf-'
port toast: Si=Mcllonnld. the umpire;
“Chief~ Bender and a couple at
her of the lot and talked Oter the
national pastime.
terduy. at Hartford—bench" came in '
‘ the fore quite prominently as .l'ollow-
The .“Phiel‘” was one of the brightl-‘ ~
Csrpeniier: on the. other hand.
spends a good deal or his time study-
ing Dempsry'a style and tactics. The
Mhman never. hos :- the title
holder in action in the flesh. but he
hos been solarium m pic-
tures ot the Denim-«Willem fishi-
amount-r ours that he has seen that
Buff. Jersey City. a:
fast eight-round bout.
Brown. Philadelphia. outpohrtod John
ailmmmhu
rounds.
CLEVELANB ems non» mommemm“ RY
WW1
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u-ves'r ”Hm“.87REET so. 'NORWALK. PHONE m
PHILADELPHIA. t. Ito—Johnny
itntlng‘for Kit?
liliiuns. deleated Tommy Mums:
Philadelphia. here. last night. in a
Hurry (Kid)
in eight:
Jam 3; City.
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rustcrfils.
., and madam: of
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Printzess Coats 'for‘Little Girls
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. fl _ strum the saint: dependable and good looking
Liberal allowance is made at sleeves
frolngfi to 14 years
165i
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home where there are books these
attractive pieces are used to confine the rows at
volumes in table, desk or shell. in bronze, wood
or metal of polychrome or plain finish they are usu-
ally an attracton to the artistic eye. Often a sepa-
rate piece can be used as a statucttc.
We use numerous subjects, “Knowledge”,
‘W”, “
can and ,
in every
alterations for next season’s
$55.00 '
t0
. ‘ est spots of the exhibition. He .proy- . _ . '3 $25.00 ’ -
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funnv mm antics aim: his reporter to ‘ ' Win hr W W10 listening, and many conventional designs in bronze
the scorer. . _ ’ , brown,‘grecn and polychrome colorings. They are
rtvr: (1me m mm ””‘W'w’wwn attractive for gifts and prizes.
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“W and ‘W'er- A“ “““u'e - to read aloud in leisure hours that there is enjoy-
committeo was apocintcd to orient a CW“. three pieces ' u t .t . .
m of rules and mite up the new- mn Med ”dim gum _ meat for weeks to come. And some of these
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Joseph Dexter. or u-wcity. w , m s nest November ,
.Cornelius Foam president of tho mam “mans - . . ’
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