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for his
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12‘ izisv wife‘s
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i. Saturday
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11.12 Dutch by
boiler
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~ {mi-.14 ii Sl'l‘lllS as if
‘ '-~ slop his man
91:. X-‘Z‘liivl. llclvai—
llm ring: sumo
. .< l,.1-~11:1r1 draw. and
‘ - puiniui Milolinll.
iirriw. It “T113
"111211 01' ilu- judgfllont
intrustcd with giving
l
'1 ' 2 42'? in re O'Dowd
. i. ~.'-i'.-:. Th' Nmm'pion
may be some cues-
-::,~- inr'ilfii ()VOI‘ some "If
n his weight. bu! as
1 I2 lgt-lir-w-s that! be
old limo. And
u llllllild :1 single word
-..,;- ins 1m jumped at
a
. .gl. .1 return mulch.
”Ni-‘3 TO mom"
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Laxnnn, ilw New Redford
“v.45“..- p-d—
[adorns Poposals to Honor
“King of Soot”
Approvil of the proposed
Ruth Memorial Building! 'to be erect-
ed at t 008% of 32.000.00.30. at St.
guary’a Inrlusirial School.
he and. where the basebl‘zil player went
“)0 Ameir- {to school. was expressed yesterday in
“ will: [a letter from Cardinal Gibbons. which
Baltimore.—
wss road at the meeting of the su-
prune balm at directors of the
Knights of (hummus in the. \Valdori'.
The hetid of ihe institution. Broth-
er Paul. Of the Xaverian Brothers.
told the board that while Cardinal
Gibbono was seriously ill. he said he
was not interested in a memorial for
himself. but would like. one for “Babe"
Ruth, The board granted the requesti
councils all over the
Country for
Nada.
"The unparallelel work which the
Knights of Columbus accomplished in
war days and since." said the letter,
”and which I have'iio doubt will go
down in American church history as
its brightest page, probably -mukes
you the target of money schemes of
every description. But I feel and have
confidence that yOu will agree that the
canoe of St- Mary's is unique.
"I do not prcsume to ask the su—
preme council to ‘ndopt' St. Mary‘s: I'
do” ask that the supreme council place
its approval to the request of the
Chapter of Maryland Grand Knights.
that they be allowed to invite the
councils outside of Maryland to join in
a national testimonial to Babe Ruth.
1 have confidence that such on invita-
tion without pressurevaiflmut assess—
ment. without hogging. will strike a
responsive chord of many a council in
the country. - "
(30!. Fred XV, Galbraith. .112.
the American Legion. told James A.
l-‘inhcrly. Supreme Knight. that the
executive committee of the legion
would meet in Wnshingi 1. February
2. and deciiio {vlioilror to rim-cpl the
oil‘cr of the. Knights of ("oiumbus to
'put up a $5,000,000 m’cmoriul build-
ing.
’llm meetini' of the supremo hoard
{that the schbol he alimwd to appeal to iRusHlNfi: quK
1103 (1 of
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‘S’I‘AI‘. SPORTING (-1111! "01"!“ T0“
NIHHT:
NEW YORK. Jan. 10.~~<l73rlriie Mru
Manon. matchmaker,“ the .Star
Sporting (Huh. announced )‘cstcrday'
that he has added another niar ul-
irsc‘ion .to the program at his club to—
might. Qo‘mmyc Noble. whom! victor-
ehis? Eddlc
“Tang“
mr‘é! Terr) M lcr in a twelve-round
non‘im Mlllcr made a big hit with
"in local fans by boxing a sonsntional
:19 W with Rilly Gibson's most recent
liar 96:30., Frankie: Jerome. -
Frankie Maxwell and Charlie Pill:-
imzion ore scheduled to box twelve.
rounds in tho other star bout. and
Charlie Gilligan takes on Jack
Courtney in one of the preliminaries.
Mmmvell is known as the "Harlem
i‘lyclone.” lie broke K. O. Phil'DeI-
moon's winning stroak of twenty-three
otralghl victories.
BOBBY sn‘cum'r. \vnum ‘
IA‘RAN um llll0\‘1\'
J’qhnnr Sliurirue. of \Valcrbury, \rho
halt been quire active of late in thc
“bi-(tester ring. had no trouble in
whipping Frankiq Hmwn. of Phila-
delphia. in their settb. Friday night
in the Booster City. According to ac
counts or the brittle, Sliugrue handed
his oppbncnl a nice beating. Brown is
claimed to be no slouch in the ring.
but his showing againnjhe Water~
bury boxer was a disappointment to
thorium. In {he tenih round Shugrue
, “ om Jimmy \Vildc put away
» .1 during the Englishman's
- immn'y. 1:191 Slimmer, not
i 1 into lioy Moore's repulsi-
' won the decision from
Jar-k Sharkey in
. H1111? bout, Saturday night.
“ 3 Monro fllll('(l to make the
' 1.1M. ll; pounds, coming
i2 - .1 y of
:‘1‘ llflg'f-i‘ iii, first was reluc-
Lmting his boy :0 on. but
rtl‘ll that he wanted to lighf‘
' .1‘ Moore‘s advantage in
1 ‘rifwr Wuu scnt OHCO to 11m
‘v.i 1254-121 down in tho initial
\inmw» slummt-d mm 2:
i : 21.. flu kidnrgvs. lie Van
0’ » 1-22- 2(-«li:.n:i:.', however. up—
i‘ ..: v.1? It \\';'9 in the sev—
.\:~11 liimz'i'il .‘lOOl’O with a
‘ l'llw'. which was shot
. - :2'i\-‘- crow hing: position,
. . ’ l1i< To” in quick fash-
2. crowd I-TlV.’ the bout.
ls()\l\(r WARD.
' w I Hi. 10. ~licpresenln<
,_ -' 1: Stairs where box-
1 1-1-1 iii-rr-lpilay to’i‘orm'
ill of ('milrol. Passions
\‘1’!~.‘.;_I:§d8 ,V.
ir‘n‘miivn rulf‘s and rog—
uy! U) hnvo bt-eu
’ 1:2" ’:l‘;l for n max-
” ~ admission to
‘v'112'4 and $10 to 00:1-
‘11- lin Ill“ at Stake:
Womb-our: to defiant!
' is: r. :1.».oi::1l;2u intervals,
vrmv f1 "Jinx toward mil-
\li
trlcd hard to lurid the sleep producer
hul Rrown managed to Weather the
Norm.
no “TLLIANIS T0 BOX.
CLEVELAND Jan. 10 —Carl Tron
rnulne. Cleveland liuiitamweight. has
been matched to box Kid \Vllliams.
refiner banmm champion eight
rounds. at Philadelphia. January 24.
”iguana Want Ad“. Bring Goon
All 15112 Bil".
111155 111 [Bill
Says a glass '01 hot water with
hate before breakfast
oops illness any.
w
Physician the world over recom-
mend the inside bath, doclariug this
is or vastly more importance.than
ouisi le cleanliness. because the skin
iporeo do not absoib impurities into
in blood causing ill health, While
gm pores in the ten yords of bowels
0.
each morning. before breakfast. a
51:13:: or hot water with u teaspdonful
of limestone phosphate in it. as a
harmlese means of helping to flash
from the stomach, liver, kidneys and
tonal; the previous day's indigestible
te "l ,poi‘tons, sour bile and tox-
ins; thin cleansing, sweetening and
on ifying the alimentary canal before
' "21:”! :hrmizrhout the
i 1 ; -
.w: .\ :1 ..I ‘illg‘ “lib. the
1.; .. p: .=.-.. r= of ti 0 national
m -. - . .iir fol its composition
11' ' 1- nix. from each State
0' p - : lm l riuf :sion on lm-‘l
- _ 13 mifoi'it, iote.
_" . I ms nu: LOSER.
’ ‘ l;i{, 111‘
l ~~ :t‘ r .lpl. t lost to the
' . 1.12951 :1! in: .‘Rciball,
0,
TL. 12:1 \\ is. :39 to 25.
l-’ . _ ‘ , 1i“: home run king”
ml for his team. but
0.1 1111- first half
Those who wake up with bad
brunt!I (sound toiyfio.- nasty taste or
pinion. acid stomach:
others who
have Eliot's m or
MM
phosphate at the drug.
. - . This will cost very little but
is infliclen‘t to show Elle. val
bathing. '
“Babe
of directors will closi “this Mittemoon 4
mr and mug. .
is s ock greatli.
MEHFHESI.
we: and women are urged to drink,
eating more food. * i
2.12% -- 14.1... ..
‘11:?“ 13‘; v/‘Qé‘;
Get out a! line hit!"
the biliousncés and constlpntion that
lure keeping you headlining Suck. mi.-
.erable. or full 32‘ cold. Feel splendid
always by linking Caocarets ocean-lon-
uny. Never gripe or inbo‘i‘ivenienoe.
lChildren love Cascarets 5.09;, ,10,'2_5_.
50 cents.
‘M—M'fl
i ON iii 311111121,
11 111mm
GALV ESTON. Tex. Jan 10—»Work'
on the east end attention to Galves-
:ton' s great sea wall. designed to pro.
(tect this is'lnnd from suit storms. will
proceed with rcdoublrd vigor iliis win:
tor. according to Major. L. M. Adams.
U. 8. Engineer in chm-go. ‘
But 1.200 feet of the big concrete
and steel buttlemeni remain to be con.
structed l or the completion of this
‘sliclch. congress has been adieu! to
appropriate :1. 500. 000. Major Adams
‘hopes to tear 9.1111} the last (arm by
August 1.
With the building of approximately
six and one- -1ralf miles of sea wall. two
'of thc trinity of Gah eaten a great on-
jects will then have been
19“). after 51\ )"cars..work. the
grade. was raised 12 feet. The
is the repairing of two-mile concrete-
‘cunscwuy conncciing the island with
the Texas mainland. A portion of this
red to debris bv the storm of
91 still is unfinished. _
:l'hc cxtensiop lo the sea wall is a
repliin of that (ompleted in October.
$1905: built jointly by the county and
f i.c.:1l {ouimr-ll‘fs
The wall is 1'.‘ {col ubmc mean low
ltide- and rough- 115 (eel above the
ihidh water. mark 0: 1000. With abuse
'or iii feet Optnk,§¢kl‘ard {Mine
gal: 10 a. mdfi of finch. wgn
is rcinfon‘. d at 'Kiiienais at n (at
half an inch in diamctcr and on feet
lOng. Huge granite boulders form a.
rip- run in its rm
.in the assaults of the 1015 storm.
these big rocks. "mm of them weigh-
ing tons. were pit-kiwi up by the waves
and buried “(rt-in and again against
1110 246-11 wall. l.1 532111 of llli"! ininlmri-
meld. Hie damage to 111- wall was ol-
mosi Legllgibi‘, according to currin—
ear:
The second engineering project—by
which ibiscity lilii-rly raised itself by
its own boot straps~wus Hint of ralso
ing the grades on nvci :1B "9 of ll! feet.
Approximately 20 000 000 cubic yards
0! sand from thr Gulf of Mexico was
poured lnio the city by hush (hedges.
which brought their cargoes through
a canal dug across the island {or that
pin-pose.
Houses" business buildings. street-
car truck, telephone and telemph
poles were relentlessly wrecked or
moved to make Way for its waterway.
The job of raising Galveston was be-
gun in July. 1904 and completed in
July 1910. It cost citizens of the. city
and country. $2,000,000. -
The third of the trinity "of projects.
with the mainland. received a setback
in the hailering administered by the
tropical hurricane or five years 330.
Originally constructed of solid con-
crete slabs set longitudinally at both
ends, with a. series of arches in the
center, the causeway prior to the
storm was considered impregnable.
Each end was fillea with sand and
earth. over which was constructed.
railway. inter-urban and vehicular
traffic roadways. The result of the
storm however broke broke through
the armor and speedily washed own?
the sand and earth ~ fillin‘. after
which the Shell collapsed.
the arch typiof constructibn if being
followed out exclusively. Engineers in
charge expect to complete the repairs
to this structure within tirelve months
I
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SAGE TEA TURNS
/ GMY HAIR DARK
i -, -
hrs Grandmother‘s Recipe to Bring
1 Book Color m Lustre to non
i That beautiful even shade of dark,
glossy hair can only be had by Drew—
ing a mixture of safe Tea and Sul-
phur. — Your hair is your charm.- It
makes 01‘- mars the toce. When it
Hides. turns gray or streaked, mt an
application or two (if Sage and Sul—
phur enhanCes its appearance a. hum.
dredlold.
1 Don‘t bother to prepare the mix-
ture; you an get thin famous old
recipe improved by the addition or
other imgrellients at a small cost. all
ready for use. It is called Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound.
can always ebe depended upon to
bring back the natural_ color
thustre or your hair.
Everflpdy use. ‘WYeth's Sage and
Sulphur Compound" now becauith_l
darkens 36 noun-Elly add evenly till!
:0 —‘Babe have 3 doll aching head, sullen com-' nobody can tell it has been/a.
You simply dampen a. sponge or soil ‘
brush with it end. draw and W
2" -‘ 'f'inwnt Ann.— should obtain a quarter pound ol the nair, taking one small six-am! at a.
We
time: by morning the gray hflr- has
disappeared and after another- mil
becoul‘eo
Drive am.
througbOU‘i its ‘lcnirth with at 91 roll}.
This,
and .
In the rmbuiiding of the causeway. ’
l
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Jim-g
low as we can: expécf
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OVERCOATS
SOCIETY BR'AND AND
. CIDTHCRAFT ' ‘ ‘
Jn nearly em instance the
fines are halftflgngmalgpnce
with m M “my.
«my. ‘5‘" macabre
Wmflmm.w Mrm’mnmvm: rwv-m
Is sa very important event for you this year, as we
as them for some time to come; lower
edus. We are taking our loss.
BUYFREELYATTHESEPRICES,A8THEY ARE miss mu WECAN nu-
2 - monmmmnromv
Read These Many Money-Savmg
Men’ sUnderwear, Shirts, Hats,Caps,Neckwearetc.p
SHl’RTS
$13510r$1flflflfl$5hflfm
51051014219“; ”will!“
$1.95forflflm; “13h!“
communism-momma
$.4bforfiflm; MW!“
\
AT mm
$5.50 Mum-«100m
”.00 ...........MN
$3.50............tor 07.00
slowm‘a'u oo-o ....550
$1.25 “Honda!“ as;
m iii-ootnlfio
. account
, mm..?.........£1.7smmara
mwo....mmds
WondOnyx'
SILK STOCKINGS
Whfimgg
mgmgggj'iililiillillffln o
ouruarmm.
SoftCollm.......3fm'50¢
mom m EAL! HOSE
75.a|\ooooolat301001 owm
$1.00 rzgmmx
ON HIGH GRADE
.Mnn.;..2.i.'i mafia
M ‘
“It,“ ............ m”
' MACKINAWS, $3.50
PAJAMAS
a“....‘...... m
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NIGHT SHIRTS
HATS. and CAPS.
.. “fa-”MW”
.Iol‘loo
m...._....tors7.ooltom.oonm
w '
"MEN’S BELTS, 35c.
“Romanian
W 2
95cSflkCloékedfialfHooe.
SPECIAL! ."
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MatherBag's..x.....$5.00
SWEATERS
Reduced 25%
OPEN SATURDAY EVENING‘UNTIL 9 O'C'DOCK.
‘.'
1:5“
mm. ‘L--.—lmm.—rv—— U-
firmly believe prices on Clothing are
than spring prices are quot-
SUITS
$18.00
$22.50 825.00
532.5702 “
$35.00 $40.00
$42.50
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SOCIETY BRAND - AND
CLOTHCRAFT
Above firioes mean a loss to us,
butthisisthoquickimil’vVim)!to
Melodrama bereadyf"
20% on All new not
nmvnsaonomcns
“(Casio-lily
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