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NEW YORK, March 28.-—Eith‘er
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‘ ire: Richard has duplicate "capiesymf.
'~ I f?" Dempsey and Carpentier or else some
' ~5 o! the frenzied financiers who claim
:3." thsyawe ready toproduce purses. the
9 size of the total income tax are this-
taken. ‘ _,_ . ,. .
~,Word has been received from seven-
teen points to the efiect that the title.
bout is to be held in each place and
that all other localities may as well
.give up hope of getting‘ the. match.
Delegations of prominent citizens from
“ Lone Gulch, Painted Post. Dead Horse
. Cornegs and other centres of popu-
lation are reported to be hurrying
toward New York with otters of fab-
ulous sums for the privilege of stag-
"_ ding the' combat. Guess editors are
' oflering prizes for the .persons who
name the spot where the battle will
take place, and any one sending in the
name of the winner of the bout will
i!‘ receive a beautiful hand painted re-
. plie‘a‘of-uthe horseshoe that.Dempsey
’7 had. in his glove at Toledo.. _
'7 Jersey is agog .overflthe expectation
. 'of getting the bout. Hoboken and
* Hackensack exhibiting more excite-
ment than at any-time since 4 per
cent. beer-was eliminated.
Reports from the principals afi‘
cheering. Dempsey is doing light
work before the camera at numerous
‘- spots in the film belt of California.
;: fi'l‘he champion is said tofregister ele«
gant raiment in every pose and is fast
taking a leading position as a screen
Romeo. "n." '“l
Carpentier is reported to-Joe experi-
menting with a liquid preparation
that. applied" to the skin. hardeus it
to sheet iron‘strength. It is a color-
less fluid and cannot be detected eithg
er by the human eye or the eye of a
referee. It is. hinted that Carpentier
will» anoint his front elevation with
this liquid and-bid “defiance to the
,4 - . Dempsey left for the body.
Meantime Rickard is trying to guess
what Goy. Miller willdo about holding
the bout; in this State.--1Rickard’s re--
flections are frequently interrupted by
telephone messages- from Atlantic:
City. Newark. Jersey City and other
,- ,._points North and East. »
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B. H. FRAZEE BRINGS
MCINNIS TO COURT
’. Red Sox Buscmnu Charged “'lth
run immatures;
ELuminous1500.000 BID .
FOR .mE BIG FIGHT
. mayndicaze 01W sportsmen, it
became known yesterday. has made a
desperate late minute snort to attract
the Jack Dempsey-Georges Carpentier
fight for the championship of the
world to London, At the head of the
syndicate is Solly Joel. known through-
Lout Europe as the "African Diamond
King." '
Associated with him are some of
the -most prominent. and wealthiest
sportsmen in England. They will
communicate their proposal to Tex
Rickard today. guaranteeing him a
purse of $500,000, the use of the
Olympia, London's famous amphithe-
atre; paying all his expenses and in-
suring him with Lloyd's against the
weather. injury to the lightershflnan-
cial loss and every other possible can-
tingency.
The syndicate. according to Welter
Pcrcival. has absolutely no desire to
profit on the light. They simply want
to have the flght'held in London.
MRS. BUR!) FAVORED.
PINEHURST, N. 0.. March 28.—
Mrs. Dorothy Campbell Hurd. of Pitts-
burgh. was favored to retain her title
when she met Mrs. Hope Gibson. of
Canada, today. in the secoud round of
of the women's North and South -golt
championship here. Other second-
round matches today were Miss Louise
Elkins, Oakmont. and Mrs. J. S. Prit-
chard. Midlothlall: Mrs. John D.
Chapman. Greenwich. and Miss Sarah
Fownes. 'Oakmont; Mrs. ,. Dorothy
Richards. Mayfleld. and Mrs. F. C.
Letts. Jr.. Onwentsia.
EVANS GOING TO ENGLAND.
NEW YORK. March 28,—Chick
Evans. the. American amateur golf
champion. has consented to become a
member of the team which will go to
,Englnnd this summer in quest of the
British amateur title. it was announc-
“ed here today. ’
\V. C. Fownes.'Jr.. who is selecting
players for the team. in :1 message
from Pittsburgh declared Evans posi-
tively will be a. member.
NIN' IIAVEY POLICE
SEEK ALLFXBED“STABBm
, Breach of Contract.
BOSTON. March. 28.-—Basehall is to
have its inning in court here. "Stuf-
fy" McInnis. first baseman of the Red
Sox. was yesterday served with a "0‘!
tics of a suit by President H. H. Frn- .
ace. of the local American League club '.
in the form of action ill contract to
M" show Why McInnis Should not report-
for play with the Red 80):, who are
now on a Southern training trip. The
action is returnable May 1 in the Suf-
folk county Supreme court.
. Mclnnis. who has been at his home
2. ‘ ‘ gp Manchester because salary and bo-
_. j nus allowances had not been adjust-
‘ ed. said he was not concerned over the
action.
"I signed a contract in 1918 as did
Scott and Schang for three years" the
first baseman said. “My salary .is $5.-
000. The other two players have re-
ceived considerations aside from those
called for by their contracts and I be-
, grudge them nothing. Fraze‘e paid
i. me a bonus last November. As things
stand now he has made me no offer or
proposal of a similar nature this year.
1. although press despatches quote him
as saying he has offered liberal
terms." -
Mclnnis said he was not a holdout
in the ordinary sense because he felt
he was entitled to consideration bc-
NEW HAVEN, March :8.—-Pollce
Saturday sought Dominick Amendol-
lu.14. who isaccused .of 'stsbbing
Nicholas Alberdino. 13. in the pit of
the stomach Friday when the htter
refused to pick up Amendolla's cap
after he threw it in the street.
Physicians at Grace Hospital here
said Alberdino's condition was criti_—
ml. The Amendolla boy escaped at»
tor .the stabbing which folloyed a
game ot‘tag. and has not been found.
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T0 DARREN HAIR _
APPLY SAGE TEA
Look Young! Bring Back Its Natural
Color, Gloss and Attractive-
ness.
| Common garden sage brewed into a
heavy tea, with sulphur added. will
turn gray. streaked and faded hair
beautifully dark and luxuriant. Just
a few applications will prove a rave-
lotion it“ your hair is fading. streaked
or gray. Mixing the Base Tenant!
Sulphur recipe at home, though. is
troublesome. An easier way isjtd get
a bottle of Wyeth‘s Sage and Sulphur
Compound at anrdrug store. all'ready
for use. This is the old-time recipe
improved by the addition of other in-
gredients. ’ *
yond the terms of his written agree- i While wispy. gray. faded hair is not
ment, it‘ fairness was shown. He said
he was not a contract breaker and
sinful. we all desire to retain our
youthful appearance and attractive-
thought he had no cause to fear the 1119—88- BY darkeningyour hair with
result of any suit. He also asserted:
.no one_can tell. because‘it'does it 'so
that he had not yet referred the mat-
ter to an attorney. 7'
“nun-lit ‘TO BOX Poxmv.
NEW, YORK, March Esp—Forty,
boxers, including most of: the New
- Iork ‘State and nietrop’ollthrldistrlct
amateur champions .will.take ’part in.
the show to be conducted by the
Brooklyn College Club .and 'Second
Field Artillery at the iatter’s armory.
Clermont avenue. near Myrtle,‘Brook-‘
lyn. next Wednesday and Friday even-
ings. Five classes have been sched-
Died at 110. 128, 138 and issmounda
and 118-pound novice. There‘wili be
sixteen boots on Wednesday and
twelve on Friday. “Among the stars
who will compete are.Archie. Walker.
of Brooklyn; Ben Ponteauland Marty .
Smith. .1 «_
7 RED MEN m-mv...nov:mts. ‘
; It is expected that Cockenoe Tribe's
basketball team_ will ;have_ the stiflest
opposition of the season when they
.. 7. meet the fast Fairfleld Rovers, at Red
L... 'Men's Hall this evening the visitors
- ,“ coming here in an endeavor to break,
.‘_ . ‘ the winning streak of the local team.
The visitors are the only team» be-
side the Red Men to "del’eat‘the Strat-
tord Legion five. on the Legion court,
and tonight's struggle is to decide
2,, which of the two is the superior team.
' .~ On Monday evening, April 4th, it is
_ ,_ expected that Company K's'flveywvi'th»
V ;_"Big" George Smith, 01,8tamtord, in,
its lineup, will be the attraction. "
.NEW YORK. March zaI—Jaolale"
Rapp. star infielder of the New York
Nationals. is in a New Drmthml-
day. from a. slightattabk‘ot nonme-
nia. He will I 7
steam-tor _ I,
ta}. suffering. it was reported here to: -s=——ss
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound.
.- Anaturally. so evenly. :-You 5 st damp:
."
on a sponge or‘ soft brush ’ til it ‘und
ldraw this through your hair. taking
,one small strand at a time: by morn-
ing all gray hairs have disappeared.
ana‘after snother'application or two
your hair becomes beautifully dark.
glossy. soft and luxuriant, ' . ‘
Everything‘i’fs
Rosy! ‘
after you’ve had a cup of Van
Dyk’s Quail-Tea. The little
troubles vanish ,the big ones:
lose their weight. Yes, 'there’s»
no doubt—Nan Dyk’s Teas
, have a way with them! ” .
Qualill'ea, '3 lbs. $1.30, too-lbs
Victoryl'sa, 3 lbs. $1.00, 35031).
:Qufll-Plokngo Tea 13: assassin
alimiahsl Tm ‘15sil'fllepk6’:
,..oolll;us9l than ,5 rate a 400W.
THAT ’8 just the way you feel ’ L.
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- Gloves
{rm m a
Gumtlsh in white
,with combinations of
beaver, gray, black
and champagne. There
is contrasting embroid-
ery work on the backs.
. $6.50
' Coalition of natural ‘
colored Chamois have
deep culls and V-
shaped gussets of
beaver. Very stun-
;ling looking. These
are washable. $5.00
Trefouue ~Kid
Bulkinquvu in scv--
ral ' new 5 ring
)adcs.
manor.
A New Pump
do!” has two straps
and comes in brown
ooze leather or field-
mousc gray.
$12.00
in Tan Calfskin
for $1 1m
5; mu: floor.
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.. . ' New "Wash Dresses
They‘re ‘51; Modes”
Some of the prettiest dresses seen for a long
time are here shown in chambray, dotted batiste
and cambric. They are not to be classed with ordi-
nary wash dresses, as these are in a group by them-
selves. The styles are quite unusual, certain little
touches that are more often seen on the more ex-
pensive dresses.
MM” with white pique collars and
cuil‘ssnd'whitc pipings on pockets. 1111558 worn
with a very narrow patent leather belt.
rfaquM-black, pink, blue, brown and
green with white. These have the long straight
,wa'lst which hangs loose in front and ties in 53311
‘endsiat the back. White bandiugs
trimming, and a generous use of bla
. 'a correct touch of style.
Dotted Batista. very dainty ”looking, with
full skirts, long waists, and sheer white vorgandle
collars andrcufiseligc'd with line piaiting. a'nar- .. ._
row black‘patentgbelt 'with a motherofpctrl buckle ' - ,
encircles the waistline. . ,
‘ Cumin-is, blue and white and A , _
bmkenchccks, with white «vests fastened With peat!
buttons; Cells-sand cuffs crib! material “piped
,With white.
5 ’ Stripedpstulus in combi
‘pleasing effects, made on straight lines, with tie
sashes, pockets, and sometimes pipi’l‘lgs 'of white.
, From $3.00 to $11.50
, . Mink Chokers
. _- r W fortunate purchase broughtaus these, just
"at the right time too, as there has been a demand
for them. Every. tailored suit .rnust; have itsiittle
fur choker and mink is quite
present.
9 Beautifulaau: Easternsmns of gxgenengguu.
"east night so all
finugl‘y‘arourid the'
Up
1'
are used for
ck buttons gives
pinkiand willie
nationsof color, very
Second floor.
a ~favorite choice at '
lty, very durable,gancl; the siseiis
Especially is (hits in the matter «of ready’to’wear garments. -
I chilly. choosing such materials as Will wear well and give
*lssfing satisfaction to the owner.
,5; .. * ; Tailored .“Stflts
'si WM;W collusive models
,The assortment embraces tailored suits in styles
and materials suitable for all occasions, whether
for business, sports or dress wear. The best of tail-
oring, pressing and finishing are in evidence on
' every suit. Whether a model is strictly tailored,
meaning'on plain straight «lines, or silk embroidery
trimmed tile workmanship is beyond reproach.
.Vcry becoming Suits, cSpccially designed for
misses or slender women, show the loose box effects
which are wonderfully stylish. ’
Road’s Tricotine, Poirot Twain-ll For!“
are ihefavoriie weaves.
{thinnest Tweak, one of the best liked ma-
terials for sports Suits, are now in stock and
priced at .
$59.50
"’7 ‘W’ hand made. waists, very ”dainty
with ‘rowsiof llélnstitching and drawnwork. 'All
seams sewed by :hand. ‘ *
(Forsytllc Waisis,-a variety of materials and
styles .atprescut. Striped Dimitics with collars of
various shapes, some ofxthem made of white pique.
M‘Blown”fiidty Wei-u with collars
'a‘nd 1culls edges with fine narrow splaiiings. {Tiny
blackiilowvat the neck.
. was» $5.95 ‘~
Imeh’Sm-yhmvynch white weaves, made
plain orrwithmlekcdhonts and-edicts and coils.
aim with fine pulling. ~wnue self striped silks
Milthrge’pearlhltims.
tin additionsmsite enmplsulf enibre‘niery
o .
workndwng is seenonmne of the new,
antigens and ”all: We: blazers. Many of
mummmmsiyie with tie m _ . ,
,- - 7 ,. - , . when .I W}; 12%.“ '
4n‘ . . I.
A"- 3“ ~‘ .r..* h. _
" ascend floor.
New Hats
for $5.50
_ "r {This most astonish-
ing collection has mod.
615 which one Would
take for $15.00 0:
$18.00, acclll'dinc to
quality of material
and style. There are
Combinations ('1‘ llm'.
city braids, wide l‘l'llllS
»wiih wreaths or flow.
crs.
Many \‘i'llll ,. and
tips and other mm;-
tlvc trimmings.
Models of Horsehllir
Braid, made my with
maline, very light in
WBight and t‘l‘»:mnrlzl-'
his to wear in warm
weather.
Walking Hats and
Duelist: ill 13:. .‘ul-
lection. Du nu: 1.2110
see the :1550:11ll.:ll ..nd
remember
the price 'l~ 8 '~~
Small Novelties
for gifts
“Boodle Ba gs" 17.196
are attached :Eli:':..i
ribbon gush: -. bill the.
bags are ~..-:.‘.y
fastened SW“.
Pink lugs 31.31 m
blue garters. r: 'l.
to yellow. my N116
to yellow .m1 i‘. Ill
color to .i 5's...
$1.50
“Powder Pull"
Bugs, Slil.lll }\ :2. sn-
closed in i" 1» 5le
‘ il‘C
fastened \\ ~ l
are on black sh. li‘l‘nn
garters.
$1.25
Dainty slllrred
round Supporters m_
almost C\‘.‘t’_\ color
and Cnmllilmhll .q
C 0 l 0 r iml .:‘ll.lillc.
Light shades in pink,
blue, orchid. la alder.
rose and )‘L‘Ham \l'lili
rosettes or lhvin’ oi
silk or cilili'un.
Sock Supporters,
very llfll’l'flw .‘h‘ficli’
Shirred l'ihlmn lll .\t‘\-
era] colors.
$1.00 up.
chum l .
5...»
House Dresses
Amoskeag _ 0mg-
hams in pink and
Checks that are com-
bined in :1 plus”?
. All fixtt‘yiifllll _
way u «5101‘
good style of tilt
ll
"2 of
early morning war.
about the house.
$ ' tict’ulld flour. .
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