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Evening sentinel, Friday, May 13, 1921 · page 6

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7 fine of attraction to many fans. Who waymcn today stepped ncthel) into steamship )iaun-tania en tin
five occasion to walk aloiig South lthe fight in support of the striking Europe. to attend a series of mee‘legz
‘11! street British miners taking mtasurel (it- of tho International Amateur Ats it
One of the windows of James Don- signed to prevent the transportation led. nations which “ill optn in WT-
unr- store there has been fitted up by mil or coal imported to replenish 7.1 rlnnd late this month. Gustaxuls n
_ -n‘ miniature diamond. and there are the nail -n's t'uel1upplies. Kithv. president of the Amer ca
.mner seats. the box office. the The Inilwziymcn's action was 11 de- t)l_\mpic committee “ill sail tomgr-
Nets. Mort-keeper. "Doc" as um- cision l‘)‘_th(" executix' committee of r0“. and will join Rubien on the 0! er
A”. and the line 0! fans waiting to thc union that its me here would not side. . ‘ R
“3" the ball park handle imported coal no matter for The most Important part of .it‘.P :-
All of (bets \mious'pmts are t. Lite 11 what purpose it was intendcd. irien‘s mission is to 1113' before the 90}
t the small plnstcr replitus of the The committee further instructed oration the claims for recognilt 0:1 in
”or Phonogmph dog. The Lock- the members or the union not to htili- world records on track. field .11:I ‘
.. l ”I have blue coats and the it. & dle’_coa.l of any description loaded or swimming made in): American at]? 08
‘2; . hove rt-d coats. 'l‘he Lockwoods previously handled by “blackleg” 111- since the lust m‘eetmgs o! the batm-
‘ I““t b0“ ”VPU'HHHS ”1111 K005 ‘0 bor. ition nt Lyons, l1 runce, in 1914.
e up n regulation hull field. from
:5 ~ lcorehoard and advertisements
Mon. to the peanut and soft drink
,‘lld. are it“ there.
‘ ,‘l'he clcxt'rm-ss of the idea has at-
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EDWARD sols. '10 APPEAR 13}
NE“’ YORK IUNCEHT.

'._ 1 One of our local singers. Mrs. Claus
i. Moflers. oi Uhio u\t".nut has btt-u
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,HAMFORD (unarulls'r . DON’T KICK ABOUT HIGH PRICES!

nosom-zn HY Imulxrtl-zits . ~ - ' ‘
fl new 1mm. M.» , ,3__ mm), ,._ Here 3 a. chance of a lifetime to save money and get real mileage. g
lMP. head of tlu- Yulo- :Ind Towne

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l'. -@d NathuniI-l Gin-n Hrrrt-shoi‘f. nav. A M O D NE
~ 'Q'I architect and _\:I(‘lli «it-signer of

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”norary membership in the Ameri-

Z’l Society of Muchunicnl Engineers. 70 NORTH “IAIN ST.
3‘ I“ organiution announced tonight.

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“'INDOW- Ens. xt-zw 1011K May redttricl:
. ' "Tlle 140“k“°0dl ‘3- the n 5‘ 63-" LONDON. May 13 (Associated w. Rubiem secretary of the Amu $119
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;h a. mezzo soprano voice of wide-

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. . Rubien said records 'ma‘de -1
“Sigma here since 1:81 \0\ ember I'll:
not be submitted. no the) bane no
yct biten accepted by the Amateur
Athletic Union.

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STEVENSON LEAVE.“ DIINNEAPO-
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MINNEAPOLIS MiniL. May 11-—
Tom Stevenson. a shortstop with the
Minnedpolis Association team. failed
to report for yesterdn) afternoons
Minneapolis-Louisxille same- After
the morning practice. Stuenson pack-
ed M! grip and left without telling
ninone his reasons (or leaflng‘. Team-
mate: said toda\ they be'lie\e he had
become discouraged because of a. re-
NM slump in batting and fielding.

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153 WASHINGTON ST.

KEELER BUILDING.

A Great Sale of
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cellently tailored, of the finest quality
Percales. Tlie choice; of colors

patterns is large and varied 9110
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