NDAY Nov 21,1921 - :.~ 1: t that she had “Is that Mr. Rooney who ran with 1.311 game before‘the ball? What do they [call him , .mgs that she saidl Toot‘ for? Does he blow a whistle or , . HoweVer her'something? What's the score? Noth- ' soul and although ing to nothing? I dont think that ‘nrtnble at times this is much of a game, no one has 1de the best of it made any runs yet" ., .7; rcmunber it went ' ——o—— ?-,r "1is: ~— “Isn’t that too prox oking. There is that nice \lr. Re\nolds he Just fell and slid along on his pants. He must be awtulh careless with his clothes. ._0_ 32119.9 isn't it cold'.’ It must ruld on the field. See. all . m thOSe queer uniforms . g: sweaters. \Y but funny, . ’ .ts they have on Who isfi‘lth- '1 with therbrown sweater who 1 shave and is blowing the - L»x-} wean his best pants to pluV this game He gets them all dirty" ”0—.— “0h ‘3 that “‘5th Lindeberg? I‘m tall in a heap on top of each other. mo. Hasnt he a refined Voice? to let them rest longer." s he saying? There is going to , . iother game on Thanksgififlg "Oh goodie. M11. Reynolds has n E thrown the. ball up here towards us. ”0“ 'l guess he must has known that we 1 way -0- (1- 00011: l. 091.; \ann t that a 3 . 0.11. 11 t see them plaV verx wel on his back drop it for. Now he “3mg us to haxe :1 better View , look at the way those people lsnt that. , v. Ihtmseh es." ll oVer the ground. ”1 t do they do that for? Oh is that ball ‘01.? may thev ught that “hen they did that the) draw- -back on’ the team?" led it hand- ball. " _0.._. 7 y don’t they let them drink hot just once. Isn’t that all our boys want true-e. See that man down back of to do, dear? I thought so. What's he truck? He's drinking coffee out everybody going away for? The game a bottle. At least it looks brown is over? Just as I was getting inter- :e coilEee. That other man just drank ested. too. You'll have to bring me e and look how frisky it makes here again.” feel. See he is dancing now " '. H. O'D! 1- Colleges in East ’ , Babe Ruth Receives . As Yet Undefeated K. of C. Brick from W YORK Nov. 21.——Yale’s deo was an occurrence unexpected France. , rts Cornell's Thanksgi'. ing Dayf [e is with Penn; Washington and . -rson will oppose West Virginia. . Penn State attacks Glenn War-- 7 sliding Pittsburghers. ' -_n State and Cornell each has even games: \Vashington and n. eight, and Iafayhette nine. tain ‘Ialcolm Aldrich of Yale. ues the leading point scorer: the ’ goal he booted against Harvardi -Cathedral. you intréduce baseball in France.” Wee, If I was his Wife I Wouldn't let him “The piaxers must be awfully tired by now. Look. the\ run for a few . 0 steps and then lay down, and the rest (1‘ the men me so tired that they all ull_\ g! ad that \011 pointed him out i oor boys I thl nk that it is brutal not 3' kick. \V 11 .1t did that man 11ith Amp '11 that end of the field and now nice of him—Now what did at little fellow want. to stop that See he stumbled 0191' that plax this game. 1 man in the Red Sweater who just lay l- ght they plan-d it uith their feet (30“.: there to go to sleep in front of on t know that theV could hold the him. “'1“ could’ nt he look where he 1 in their arms and run with it I was going? 15 he the man that plays ; ——c—- “W'hat does that man with the blue 7 “Who is that young fellow with the sweater want to run that: way for. ~.ht suit :1. .1d the disguested look on Why doesn't he run ovemhere instead x face 11 ho keeps looking at me? of right into the crowd? Now would a? S a. reporter and I' m probabl} up- vou look at that? Isn‘t that exasper- aing him by talking? Well I just ating. those men with the red sweaters - 1955 I’ll talk all I want to. I don't won't let our boys come up here ' ~ that he. has any blue ticket like where they want to come. I don't. see ' )u and I have. dearest. \Ve aid to why they Won't let them. Didn't the . t in and I don't see that he id." Tiger men ask these other men to -—o—- play on these grounds? Well. I can't “\Vhat are they stopping for? Oh. see why the. visitors won't let our boysl .. .e first quarter is up. Is that water do what they want to with the ball' he ' are drinking out of that. pail? and let them put it between the posts Double hauler today and tomor- LCharlie 'oliaplin, in “The Idle also a pro-release of Tom Moore in “me The Ground Up,” by IRupert Hughes, author or the “Old mm 1&"M111n screen. “Mend-Avenquna Guam sure-Q Store ’* Open daily-k 1111 6, _-.... ,.,' Christmas is Coming! Shop Early! Get First Pick! “The Dangerous Curve CHILD’S BOW'ELS 'WITH , ' CALWRNIA FIG SYRUP - +— . Even a sick child loves the “fruity" “California Fig Syrup!“ If the little tongue is coated, or if your child is listless. cross. feverish. full or cold. or has colic. give a teaspooni'ul ' to cleanse the liver and bowels. In a few hours you can see for yourself how thoroughly it works all the con- stipatlon poison, sour bile and waste out of the bowels. and you have a. well playful child again. ' Millions of mothers keep "Califor- nia Fig Syrup” handy. Th9“? km)" ‘1 Wicker doll carriages with rubber tires—$4 to $16. Desks of manv sorts—$2. 50 to $12.75. "ca“mmia’ “3 Syrup" Rocking horses—$1 95 to $11. ' Cedar chcst s~$3. 75 to $6 You must say ”California" aims... 0 1 or you may get an imitation fig syrup ‘ Llectric tr $7 t $ 5' “Mil. flu ll : Adv. Marshal Foch by Bob Discher's football folk, at NEW YORK, Nov. 21_—Babe ard, leaves Penn State. Lafayette, Ruth the home run king, today was ell and Washington and.Jeffer- tne proud possessor of the brick the only undefeated major col-i which “il be the firs; laid in the new levens ,of the East this season. 'Knights of Columbus fieadquarters ayette finished its season with a building. He received it yesterday ph oxer Lehigh, and Yale's re-Ermm the hands of Marshal Foch of teaspoontul today saves a. sick child tomorrow. 'Ask your druggist for which has directions for babies and children of all ages printed on bottle. majority of the so called football- Archbishop Patrick J. Hayes acted .as inl—rpre‘ter between the gieat Fiench leader and Ruth at the cere- mony on the steps of St. Patrick‘s "I am glad that we are both mem- CLEAN What real (lollies they are. i :1 pout ! Sit down at ease in chair, stretch out luxuriously on little couch, watch eagerly as " A I lrom little teller chest ! And other members of the D011 family are all d1 eased and ready to enter into fun of playtime. Hére is ' Jackie Coogzm; and Fiji VViji (who is made of cloth) and bounces around on a cord. One particularly good dressed doll has an unbreakable head—end its real little person in appearance—o :nld sells for but $1. Dainty little doll to be dressed, at same price, has a wig and goes to sleep and sits down very giaccfully, Head is bisque, face that Of a happy little one $1 . Some other Toyland joys are: Sleds—£90 to $7. Coaster wagons—43.54.75 to $9. 50. Drums—439a to $7. 50. See saws-$5 to $10. Windup trams—$2. 25 to % Toyland’s j Oys include many delightful dolls. -, Isn’t it fine to see such a. family of beautiful dolls? And isn’t it the finest of times to choose one that is 10 be dressed In its owny-own wardrobe to make One Little Girl very very happy for Christmas 1 Go to sleep when little mother wants them to; wake up with never a frown or pretty clothes are taken $2to$6.50. Ni “90‘ bers of the Knights of Columbus. the :marshal said "I wish we could have E The Babe grinned and said: "Wee. , ing his point total 86. Captain Robertson. of Dartmouth. is sec- FIERY, ITCHING SKIN with 75. and Kenyon of George-1L IS QIICKLY SOOTHEI) , is third. with 68 two points d of Lightner. of Penn State. ' , - scored 6 0 points. ampions Blank Jersey soccers ly, says a. noted skin specialist. XXV YORK Nov. 21. —-—-Though . in second place. after their de— mut in \e‘xx York a Week ago. Todd 'nipyards soccers national cham- 2uns, regained some ground in the merican Soccer League by blanking re strong team of the Harrison Foot- hill Club. on the latter‘s grounds. at risen, N. 3.. by the score of 2 goals . yesterday. One goal was shot in . period of play. heals eczema right up. to. .LLEGED BURGLAR BOUND OVER YZFLIDGEPORT \ov. 21 -—Pfl‘dl ' ‘ exile rg and Robert “'ilson. charged . statutorz. buigl: 11:. in connection 1b.; attempted that of liquor the cellar of Albert W. 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