mnem- LEGION .
HAS BIG CROWD
“W".llr-Ued from First Pm) '
- muvh mcrrintent. There were I
- :'i'it‘S. each of whom had to'
l. .‘l’ :I berry pie with hands tied:
l v: them. The contestants' faces.
the finish of the route. was a
'5' ."
.uidition to the pie contest. there
fru- dancing during the entire
e the dancing a. pleasure.
.9 door prion; count-ting of a huge
of bononoo. won won by William
of Westport. The drawing was
ted by Post Vice-Commander
' orme.
Ladies' Auxiliary oi’ the God-
oot aided greatly in making the
these who usolotod at tho
I were Miss Wendoroth. Mrs.
m. Mrs. Brotherton. Mrs. Hughes
Mire Hipson.
. .hnrgc of the botho were:
(-trcshmcnts—O'Gfady “d 8h“-
‘. k {UNIT—r} la nlon. London and
m 1', -J oseph Brotherton.
U. wt: Board
I - Russell and Betts.
ll‘,‘\" ~Ferrini and Chan.
A Marriott and Hertz.
. .m islatmlo and Nindayon.
- u'lwr Racer—Howard.
;.lloons-—Swoeney.
o MPO m GUARDS WIN.
miko-r Grotto, N0. 56, LL 0. V. P.
i , lmwed its head in defeat on Sat-
m afternoon before the baseball
in or the Compo Life Guards. by a
nkwr. had seven strikeouts to his
(in and passed three .men. while
nn. pitching for the Gourds. struck
nine and passed one. Herring’s
e—haxger. Garwin's home run in
‘ninth. and two-liazzers by Edd“
. and McEween. were features of
' ‘me. The lineups were: ,
nker—JL Audley. cf: Roberts.
. Herring, lb; Garwjn. c: A. And-
31): Eddy, p; (lager, sa; hioorc.
oily. rf; Browne. Ir.
(lvlal'ds- -H(‘Ewcen, n'f; Huhhcll. Ill;
M‘mrrv lh; H. Quinn. c: Vurplli'.
; l-I. Quinn. n; Rrothcrton. ss; Finn-
g..n rl‘: Jones. if.
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Ill-TIER T0
IIH‘.’{'I‘ A. BENEDICT. SM
n :u» Sir: You are going to sell tho
olnosl pear. in the Worldwthe
\.lm. it is right to put before
i ll .4 luck: as to why they are the
n musl.’
l Five-shades to match the skin.
liw-ry “earl a perfect gem.
nno- quality only.
4-—.\iude id America. '
‘ . awe of those four facts thiy
’l‘ht: moot boa-outta! Mario in
“arid actor as. we know the
ml and pearl.
. The) are‘the greatest improve-
v.1 m pearls since the discowry of
Ill'lKllllil Oriental pearls centuries
La'rhey are oven more beautiful
. :. Hriental pearls because one of
. w the shades will harmonize with
ly kind of skin from blonds to bnln-
Le pain to ruddy. A pearl necklace
no match- tho skin is "finitely
- beautiful than one that doesn‘t.
By being made in one quuliiy
and that the best. they will nuL
pool or change color. Your
tomers are protected against the
.0113 of inferior qualities now being
1. One concern- advertioeo 18 dif-
vnt kinda: another 125: anothor 8;
l :40 on. As they all look alike. no
Mn tell the best from the poorest
”mks,
v—-l'-_\' being made in America (no
lo pay; no foreign tax; no brok-
wwx; no importer’l profit) thou
l.- l'h'apt‘fll high-grades pearls
ht 1his country iodu:.. and will
. to 4 0“? American WOW]?! ‘0 Wk!!!“
. \& lit". 11; only $20 ') “00 'm
,, «ml wear like. Oriental pearls
mm from $50,000 to $500.000
l‘lv-n- are no such arguments for
\' mhtvr' pearls: there are no other
h pearls. Vatti is the poor! by
v?‘ all other pearls have been
lumi in the past.
\"uvii i'ompan)’ New York
}.
I the success that it want
i mum Ware—«Sherwood and
Marorn and Seeb-
lll< Strout. Russell and Riordan“
‘ . ' i l lttloold .
‘ “°'"" °‘ mummn n} is the “mfg-1%?m;
Wound-ohm“
l in tho dovito monitor N“
ing. Excellent music was furnioh- 1 90395 “hi. non.
y Merriam'o orchootra. which!”
'n non-o... _.
his m no out“! Mr
Stoogetnohohho-ot no..-
rusnhwgghno
'ond amid-“Dyan .
ion baton-tun.
wan!“ .
8
ohood.
(tsunami-mu Goon
Fun-commutator”-
lon. boord this» one day when the
. “Laird 0’ Shibo" was on hi- my to
' Scotland to amend the sum-o: oi his
Scotch castle.
I At the requost at somo of tho comm
Em drooood, in his notioo
l. costume—tilts and tofu—mo o.
: concert before the p in
.keopiog m Mom to tho sailor.
l ot the ciooo ot the concert ho poo-oil
l
l
his "tam" to ’colloct money to, the
benefit of tho "Sailors” Orphan Fund?
As‘ Mr. 'Loudor como up to Ir. Cor-
nogio the multi-niuumoho folt first in
one mt thou. in another,‘ but
; couldn't and o m. KIN 1'41:-
w or x to 5. Eddy. pitching for: d" W.“- h. innod 0'07 Ill '55
lporod: “Honmpotflvodolloroln tho
i plate for me.” Mr. tandem and
l going o line cbnnoo to hovo o joko ho
' sold in o loud voice: "I'm rem. verra
. sorry. Mr. Cornogio. l oonna do ony-
0 thing for ye. mo brooks are in tho
Icobin." Mr. Carnegie loinod in. tho
loughwr that mllowed, as ho always
l appreciated :1 good jobs. even who. it
' was “on him." Neva-thou“ ho did
l not toko to carrying- any moro mom
lm lilo man; he kept it .ot ‘ork
whoa ho woo not molly ulna it.
ldio Monoy Tonpto Thlovoo
Eighty—four holdups and robberies
involving tho loos ot muuoy in sums
ranging from a few dollars to a few
thousand dollars were reported to the
l police of Boston from Aug. 7. 1m, to
Mar. 23. 1981. and were rot-mod. while
a number at othor reports woro traced
and. [blind to have boon false. This
lishowo one of the dongors at trying
to carry idlo momy. on the pone. or
it is in danger from thloxoooud hold-
nomen-T'hoaoloo.thomistinm
of fire destroying it.
In the auto pol-loo 1” injured 3.1-.
sons wore corod‘tor by us. m
.tlloreveroooootlnrioiootdoomood
idperoonoworo strum ilionthooiw
WANTS IRELAND T0
313 SEPARATE COUNTRY
(Continued from First Page).
Vu-lared that Ramona (ks ‘v'alrra would
thinfsvlf return to London during the.
:(‘rillling week and that Sir James i‘ruig.
tlw- pro-mior of i‘lotor. wos also commit
in lhia city. It also was l't'llol'll’ii tlml
ill"llil\4'l“i or thP Irish Republican i'ur—
V'il-‘lll'llf. which has 'hecn cavectml to
mull during the coming Week. haw
mulle- preparations to receive a amide-i
call to Dublin and the British Govern-
ment was declared to bureau to re-
lease imprisoned members of the Irish
Republican Parliament inuoedintelv
after being apprised of- the date upon.
which the Parliament would meet.
It was admitted in Sinn Fein quar—
ters that there was a considerable dil‘.
forence of opinion among members of
the Republican Parliament reopening
{he concessions to be demanded from
England. Some members were de-
clared to he adhering resolutely to the
demand for full notional independence
and for this reason predictions were
made that the meeting of tho Pot-lio-
ment, when held. would probably de-
velop some stiff opposition to the
leaders. who were represented an bo-
loove it in the houoo or shop where ~
in; resolyed to. adopt a compromise l.
g:
3
money misin- u an ho to
"did
othorwioo safely in and air
ingpigser?t.
" r hall with o. . wu-
moy be a fair newest»
:uto type of person—out it's “hols to
prove a costly ono though lam :1 th.
dispioy and. onrwoy. it cool- odio-
thing if one flun- whob it night in
cor-loo Note-Ir flit limo-flu
“mint but it oh ,bo bin-no in
mind that mono); sorely ion“ holo-
ooo's community. Stato Initiation ooh
gkoopo moro poop). cropland; at m
; woo-o.
Think of thooo thin- woen but
some idle dollar-old invoot than tho
“sofost security on earth"—Unltod
Stotos Troooory loving! “and“.
nwnlure.
It was maintained. however, that
Mr. de Valera and his immediate col~
leagues retolned control of tho situa-
Ptiou and would carry the principle of
compromise against the. demondl of
extremists.
Turkish Nationalists
Had 5,000 Men Killed
(‘olgs'f'AN'l‘INOPLE July 2' (As-
sociated Preos).——The loses nil-Nd
by tho Turkish Nationalists in the
lighting against the Greeks in Asia
Minor total 5,000 men killed or
wounded and 8.000 taken pm.
according to the best 'informotlon
tron: Turkish heodquortero ovoiloblo
cannon and other important «war ma-
terial. \ . . _ _ ‘ _.
. .
7 sum. cannons w
GLOVERSVILLE. N. Y; Aug l.—-
-l-larve_v l). Eaton. 42. star route mail
carrier and American Ram-cos deliv-
ermon at Northvillo and Socondogo.
died in a hospital hereme a broken
' ond other injurioo when his ou-
woo overturned otter hitting
' Ind hog. wondering on the
our o farmhouse
13.1
I.
was NW F“.
Thou no on): _ , W
rying. cosh 0" valuatio- on om’o *-
son. ”vocally at nloht. a. .
there. The Turks also hove toot ml
0K.
‘1‘!
‘ i
The new Four-Cylinder Buick. here announced.
no _o thoroughbred—o pcdigrood. car well worthy
oiih me.
Doll!) u). . “Mil. (bio new model pm
our; quality of enduring serviccability. compk-to
condom, and distinctive appearance that have ahoys
With-d Buick automobfles.
The advent of this new Four notes the Buick 1922
line comxlfictc. it ofleto to purchasers of a cor of this
mail quolityondmioethatgmmmakcup
the mute “ Buick.”
Thougine. of cot-no, ioo‘tho time-tested Buick
Yoko-invited type. The yar—aftcr-ycar concom~
non of Wilma chili and exponents is
’ Video-a mus. m the highest
of Woo-We today.
Eveqyothorunitiooi'o ‘ oquoitothcpowcr
The. whale. on; certainties a perfectly
mush. ‘ '
Tboqubmont of Cord'Ti'res is merely evidence of
thotpolity “elm the entire. cu.
M, o and?!“ cioood bodyty mounted on
“€le Milli/mm} comprised): mm
out w I W'thothflmuro f F
Mmcmmmwfisfi.
Mo 11' h grads afiafilc—a genuine Niel
. ' prlcoo ‘ bole-r make, this great.
mgrm Avoloemch achioiopooublo
ponipaoouaooithooomhmfioaof‘mtick cs ‘_ , 2
10!! Mrdcvottd t0 the one ideokot “film
goduction fmmumoped over nearly 5 km
--o;-~ornmry. . ‘ ’3 nofioo-wid distribution
M-me. 4 c ‘
mlfick Motor Compon’ " mg. m. m
Fwnlthoothefaithoffon} P '- '-
poohoodt ~
Bumkomotruction. ,
' .r.r—yw'-'.
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mm to in line. it phcexgeupon iolfi
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