m. m mind m
hind the 38 men“ ,
former champion Seven-aim
eraIncludlng Tex RIckard. haste
Baitihereisonem who is
Mwmwwmwmmm
'rhgaamnas‘hemfil from “'9"
Mons. of Benton Harbor.
7 {who is quoted ammunchgs. match
‘ between Johnson and Harry Will-3 for
I August 9. This Is the anniversm-y .0!
W
loot the opinion tllat‘thele will heal;
great M out on mine m holiday
to see the bottle.
War. MW may ham: :to
reckon with the 1!ch Boating
.Oomlssion hetero 'he succeeds ingot-3
tingahecmuidctinthem. and if
that :body acts Sohmon may have to;
look Where to find a bout.
’ Beyond Question those States lapse-i
- seated in the National “Boxing despot-f
ation of the United States will refine
licenses to Johnson. and while New}
York and Massachusetts are not 131-6
lied with the nations! association. .
there Is small question they Mil new}
tive any request on the part of John-
son for a permit to box.
Organized boxing. chh is at pres-
ent In splendid condition. cannot at-
ford to open the gates to Johnson;
whose conduct during the time he was.
champion did not reflect any glory :on:
the sport. ;
Beyond doubt the negro Will find
scream in which“ :box. tor there
8&9 W Midi! m jumtafion
01m and m: comm .who
wilt utilize the negro's unpleasant no~
torieiy to attract a. crowd to the ring-
~ mg. "m.
It has he hoped that Johnson will}
insist on Main lesion. South Mn-
enioa .02 Alaska, and thus mlieve the?
min the united States of'tbe'
necessity of Musing him a match.
Johnson, with characteristic egotism.
is wildcat he can regain the title he
once held. it is altogether likely thntfl
if Wills and Johnson meet in the ring
and fight on their merits Johnson still
be etectually eliminated from the ti-
tle hunt.
NEW YORK. Feb. lit—Josef GuIl-‘
lemon the French corporal and Olym-
Dic them. who fought a courageous
hut-losing fight against .Joie Ray. Wal-
ter Higgins and “Bloody” Romig in
theepedial 3.0.00-metre race. at ‘Madi-
eon Square Garden. recently. will not
run again in this country.
“1!; was deemed yesterday that the
some little Frenchman is suflering
tram a More of one of
the bones in his right foot and that it;
willbeatleastamombetoreheis
— mile to walk again without the aid of
scene. Theinjurymmeasthere-
suit a hard pounding the foot re»
cured in his use against the three
impel!” mam. ‘
,__.____________________,
~..mm KELLY W our. ‘.
NEWARK. N. 5.. Feb. u.-—Idsickey
Weather. or Ehuhexh. knocked out
Harlem Eddie Kelly. of New York, In
the fifthrronnd lot a scheduled twelve-
4 round m at this page last night.
< .rKelw went don from .a storm of
tight and left hand smashes to the
..
Flynn. at Boston. knocked ,1
, W
slut .‘Jflhnny Saxon. “this city. In the
‘ third remind of a‘scheduled twelve-
Day and mischievous!
WWW
‘ " regarding the return to them: I
a mule catch-l
Mowing a (antennae with docs!
men. homer. “Gibson m he was
minded with Heisman
Both Leonard and Welling have
confined their training activities do
light gymnasium work since arriving
here Tuesday. and mm are
In Me fol-the content. 4
They .ase meeting at W
ms
”mammal
NEW 2031:. Feb. .81.—.Gharley
gutted the Judgoo' decision
rioualycontestodhmitat the Star
meimnight. :Plikipgtdn
.had thebetteqot-tengrthemetve'
In a stemmd about Vic Me»:
- Loughlln. at cm gained the deci-
Thomas.
rounds.
aloe aver Each
it was announced that Johnny
Sheppard. the “lighting cartoonist."
would meet Marty Brooks at the next
show on Wednesday night.
mast. AGAIN RETURNS
ins comer UNSIGNEDa
LOS ANGELES. Cal., Feb. 24.-
Bobby Manse]. outfielder of the New
lurk American mane club, said here
yesterday-me m returned unsigned
the second contract sent him by the
management of that dub.
a signed contract to the St. Louis Ne-
.tlmals. die and returned a previous:
"contact «name. because he ' was,
dissatisfied with the wary simulator».
--p-—-——
KOPF F8115 1'0 HON.
CdNCI’N’NAfl. ‘Feb.
Kept. holdout shortstop of the Cin—
cinnati Nationals. and Manager “Pat
mom failed to agree on terms yeah
terday. President flea-imam said
that Kept was demamhng a salary of
. 19’0 contract. Hermnn said that
, the Phi“ would stand pat on its otter
‘7 of $8,000. '_
mm to RETAIN EIGHT m-
m.
PHILADELPl-HA. Feb 24. -£on-
hie Mack. manager of the Philadel-
.phia American League Baseball Club.
in a dispatch from the spring train-
ing quarters .st Lake Charles. La. to-
do) announced he
lease eight of the thirteen pitchers he
has with him in the South Five of
he least promising. he said. would be
dropped when the team returns home
M
onus-s we may metros.
.NEW YORK. Feb. 24 —The New
York Nationals will play the Prince-
ton University team here April 11.
. This game was arranged In place of
the customary Yale-Giants' pro-sea-
son meeting. The Yale nine. because
tot its southern trip. was unabl
make the date. e to
A film}: MAYOR.
'1' lit
a about our Sunday blue we.
here's a decree issued not long agl': by
the mayor of a little commune in the
Pyrenees.
“Wrens the young peepie or the
commune are wont to meet and dance
every, Sunday aster mass. and the
noise they make frightens the cooks.
hens. and other animals of the vii-
loge. we hereby prohibit dancing
within the bounds of the commune
during the hours in which the domes-
:5 minutes and 16 W. m
(lifetime-in 10 minutes and 16%|
«nth a combhiation’wrist lockv
WDMIA. Feb. 2; .—R. B.
in. manager of Willie Howe.
Mien! champion. announced' here
just" night matte had withdrawn the
tiof £31590 which he recently
in Chicago for a match withi
13 mm Belgian expert.
that the match would not be held
he .nrlncinals could not come to
4 {wins 1m
'RWHESTER. 11.13,." Fab; 2‘}. d—‘Ed
aBaotou Transcript.
tic animals take . their repose."-—-
THIS WILL INTERESI‘
Says Indigestion comics from
_ excess .01 hxdt'ochlorlc
. , acid. ~
A well- known authority states that
stomach trouble and indig are
nearly always due to acidity—acid
on
have from a lack of eke-tire juices
He states that an excess at hydrou
digestion and starts toad termenta~
tion, then- our men- incur like garbage
In a. can; taming aorta fluids and gas-
es which inflate the stomach like a
lumpy feeling in the chest, we cruc-
we gone food. belch gaé or have ’
heel-thorn once. waterbrash. or
_' instead. get from any nou-
thetitlehmider'stho ’
mmmmmmmot:
weer Fred Jocks. at England. .In a 4“,; greater terroras a ”intend o! the mat-'5
'Btil Per-tics. pitcher. yesterday sent. .
, «bold enough to anger on a knockout
by Jackson.
2l.-—4..l.rry " ‘7
We:
would retain at 1
sromcn SW
stomach—and not. as most folks her.
chlorlc acid in the stomach retards .
toy balloon. “Tie-then. get that heavy. ’
we in» aside all digestive 7
inhummdthndt ,
am «mutate!
m. the he tow M-
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summons-emu;
day or normal“ sum-2
is one thing tmmflydoel recreate
l
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l
:3
moire money out of his
ended “by condemning it with ma
0'...» .
“If you give up your present Son-‘1
day holiday under the hum-ion thati
Sunday will be any .dlitennt‘ from
other days In the theatre. or that you
will be getting any more money for
seven day’s work than mr six. alien Ii
shall continue to hold the same opin-
ion of your political Intelligence. as
members of the British public, as I
have held In the rust."
DUNDEE are. 15mm mason.-
BOW 8mm.
W 10118. Feb. tut—Alton Dun-l
doe and m meet in she Garden
tom m it was to “the tenth
contest between the pair. In their
lira limit Jackson stopped Dundee in;
the first round. and them“;
the decision is concerned. bad"! the
YEW 2081:. Bob. axis-made!
Totem. who Is to m Melan-
Zbyssko um HEW-M W
Armory .next Monday night. is: “-
composted with a douflowdnh‘
withsteelhrnceleti 4 4 ..
George Whitted. In alumni-ham
here. said he had signed his contact
to play wlihvthe Pime- thhm
“mined said the Pittsburgh team
looked like a winner to him.
-hW
CUBS START ma. TRAINING
GIMP.
CHICAGO. Feb. 34. -—-—1‘he Chicago
Cubs started their migration do that
summer training camp at m;
Island. Cal. teams. the first W
,wincludlng the team' I recruit pitchers.
SEW mm was more DEAD.
' NEW BRITABV. Fob. Ids—Guern-
dher'Krsussel. aged 55. or 28 Smith
street. dropped dead at 6:10 o'clock
yesterday morning. while on his way
to work in one or we local tactoriea;
Medical Examiner Lyon pronounced
heart disease .ss the cause or death;
Krona-e1 Is‘suryived Iv alt-wire. ‘1
MORE W m m;
COPENHAGEBL Feb. 2|.—-.-B.Y an
lament between the Non-ileum
site and the Strays Steamship Coin-
panics. steamers for America villi
leave Finnish and other Baltic pom
three times each week. commencing
the latter part at February.
LESSEB EVIL.
Bill Collated—‘28.“ why do you let
your wife spend all sour nanny?" . ;
Mr. Bedrock-n Because no rather
argue with youthaa with her.."-—~'J;ho
American: Legion Weekly. » , i
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‘ his. buttolfllolcd edges, exquisite patterns
1er designs, small loops caught with daisies
”12m baskets andniudl eyelet work. All on the
fines: of linen. {Three sizes;
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3 : :18 :35 inches, were 15 8.50 for—67.50
‘ .18 x 54 inches. W $19.00 {or $850
inch-oasis. very handrail: spawns
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Knox Hats
9 «‘3 Justan'ived. Con-condone! 'v'
,i Knox Hob. as regains quality and perfect
workmanship are the same from season to season,
'lmiy the style varies, and every woman selects a ho-
tommgmadcl. becoming as to hcgmandhneof
nomwzdfiiandlnmofm Knoxasam
that needs no. mtmdndion to women of Whal-
nation. Risa-c mm More! hatter-"finial-
nine would. 4 . 7 _.
J 5‘ in;
«h w may generally on Fifth Avenue rm
1.
V dwflfiwflt wk. mm is an imitation
Willi lip, aid if” i perforations around the
vim heal and more the straps.
mystified
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' ‘ NM in Bridgeport.
“sync-nu— With two straps, leafhc.
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15“wa to walk in as an}
looks! itand try it on.
Main flour.
N. Coarse is
1 type of corset is especiallx suit-
and large sized figure. It {mm
laces and MW, and there is an elastic section
in front which courteous to the shape of the person.
For the tall and heavy figure there is a well boned
corset. excellent in way way from a hygienic point
of View. There are a variety of models each me
”good, constructed
to meet the requirements 01 cm
ferret types of figures.
Medium bust in various hip lengths.
and... bust win! 1mg hip and extra abdomi-
Low bust with
a medium hip length.
LOW m With long hip and extra a’bdnminzl
, wt
All-chili: lop adapted to the average figure.
We would advise every woman who is seek-
jam metal to avail herself of the servites of
magnetic-e. Secluded fitting rooms are in am-
Maiden:
comet department, and h} m e-
m mmfllfl‘t is no unnecessari wailing.
lems W" , for
pieceofcretonne.
Second 11! - 2.
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range of colorings and floral pm-
almosi anything that calls fur a
Very 93' ind “filing crctonnes with mud)
yellow, rose, old
bide, lavender, and small chime
Wold WM and neat often with a stripel
mud 0f Black.
(These come 36 inches wide,
29w65w.ayar&
Better slides in flaring and daring finial .ml
Wedges. ~
as co. to $1.50 . yud
its extra heavy cretmmc, 50 inches wide, lwn
palm rose and green and bid:
we i
7” pleas of antenna" especially adapted for
and green.
31,50 1 yard.
linking a Mary Pickford Apron are priced at
98¢“. a yard.
Third 31
W sum Women's WM Cloth”
hind: of bursting c-rcionne and chimz. it is
mm It is artistic and striking.
in
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mey cooldhclp admiring it
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